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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-06
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.


DY virtue of an order OF the Probate Court of
ID Vanderburgh County, Indiana, the undersgn-
ed Administrators of Matthias II. therton. deceased
VIII sell at public auctien at the door of The Court
HOUSE n the city of Evansville, on the 23d day of
uly, 1880 between the awldi hours ofsdid day, the
folfOw1pg described real estates TO vic Tie East
BALI OF the north east quarter of section Ne. 81,
town S, south of range ii west; ALSO the north
west quarter ofthe northeast quarter of section No
80, in town s, south of range II west, subject to
mortgage given by said Atherton in his life time to
the State of Indiana, dated February LIST, 1913,
secure the sum of $780, borrowed from the School
fund of VanderbuygA county, and payable on or be-
fore the 1st day OF February, A. d. 1853 with IN
terest at the rate of per cent; aIso all the
equitable interest which said Anterior had at the
time of his deG tn in the north west quarter OF the
north west quarter OF section No "a, and the north
east quarter of the north east quarter OF section No
49, in township No. 6, south of ianee II west held
by title bond from John B. Stnson, Sl30 OF the
purchase money thereof being paid and S223 81
with interest thereon from the Sd day OF April l649
being still due.
Said real estate will be sold on a credit of six
months from the day of SALE the purchaser giving
his note with approved security and waving yaiua-
ton laws. JOSEPH BOWLES,
ieI3 4w Administrator.
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And we are OFF the nrst Train.


THEREFORE,, be it known to one and all, that
4 determined to make change in our bu.
siness, and will sell present Stock Of GROCER
les, which consists OF general stock, with large
and well selected stock of FINE LIQUORS of all
grades, inferior to none in market, and to all as
well our old customers in particular, we will sch
at low figures for Cash, or such paper as will be
taken in Bank with approved security, and in no
other way And to keep all quiet, we would ask
all that rs cshst either by Note or AccoaRti
to call and see US soon, and let US compromise to
save further steps And to all having claims against
u.s. they had better be after getting them soon as
possible. This is by soberrefection our determined
resolution, and we will be greatly obliged 10 all OF
our particular friends and customers not TO ask us
TO violate this pledge, shall most assuredly
deny them. Once said is good thousand times.
To any one DESTROYS OF locating in fiourishing
city, aRd getting into good trade, we will sell our
entire Stock on good terms. We have been doing
Grocery business here for ten years past, and can
| ne Of much use to our successors. -.
ALLIS & HOWES,
ap22 If Evansville, Ind.
~ Gazette, Vincennes; Register, Mt. Camel;
Express, Terre-Haute; Journal Lafayette; copy to
amount of So, and send bills TO this Office.
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COMPREHENSIVE

New ORLEANS, July lst, 1850.
From and after LIST of October next, Mr.. Z, H.
FAIReHILp becomes Partner with u.s. under our
present firm L. 6. VWICHELL & co.
iy3 If
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New ORLEANS, June 90
CoTToN-The demand is limited and thus far
we hear of the sale ofonly 500 bales
FLrUR-Market excessively depressed and 81
81 bbls arrived today; 40 bbs Ohio, par ly sour,
were sold at Auction at ST 20a4 50.
CoRN-6OO sacks yellow sold at SOC and l45
white at S5c
LARD-I6 bbls prime sold at 7ic
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

7 ETTERS of Administration on the estate OF
L 4 Abraham knight deceased, have this day been
granted to the undersigned by the Clerk otthe Van
derburgh Probate Court All persons having
claims against said estate are requested to present
the same for payment, and those indebted to said
estate are hereby notified to make payment thereof
to me, The estate is probably solvent.
WIN NJ. KNIGHT,
iel3 3w Administrator.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF EvANsvILLE
EVANSVILLE. IND.

TNHE regular course of lectures for the session
L of 1850 and 1881 will commence the first
Monday in Noyeaaber, and terminate the lastweek
in February.
The following gentlemen compose the Faculty,
viz:
General Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy,
CHARLES S. VIEWER, NJ. D.
Chemistry and Pharmacy,
G. A. FOSTER, A. M.
Materla Medica and Therapeutics,
JOHN K. WILCOX, NJ. D.
Principles and Practice of Surgery,
MADISON J. BRAY, Nj. d.
Theory and Practice OF Medicine,
LEVILl LAYCOCK; NJ. D.
Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children,
GEORGE B. WALKER, NJ. D.
Demonstration of Anatomy,
MARK YRAFTON M. D.
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THOMAS HEADEN'S
Cheap Boot, Shoe ~ Grocery Store.
MAIN STREET, EVANSVILLE.
(Bst1ceen Msssrs. Hughes g. EAi0tPs.)
A LARGE assortmedt of Gents Boots, Shoes
n and Slippers, and some neat Leghorn Hats.
Ladies lace Boots half Caters and Kid Slippers,
Bows. Misses and Childrens Shoes.
Teas, Sugar Coffee, Molasses, Soap, Candles,
Starch, Blue Spices and several other articles.
Scvthes. Rakes Hayforks, Brooms, Buckets,
Washboards. Selves &c ecu I'm
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Terms of Tuition .

Naturalization fee S5 Professors tickets each $40;
Dissecting ticket S.; Graduation fee $50. Good
boarding can be obtained for from 81 so to 81 so
per week, so that the expense Of entire course,
exclusive of graduation fee need not exceed $97.
The Cabinet and Library VIII oh are entirely new
contain ample mats7ia FOR illustrating every branch
of the profession by the use of Anatomical prepa
ration natural and artificial models, plates, cheni-
cal apparatus, &c, &c, all of the most approved
styles Amy further information that may be desi-
red can be eEtaaed by addressing post paid
LEVI L I5AYCOCK, VI. D.
apps If Dean of the Faculty.
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EMPORIUM OF FASHION.
Now TaiJoriug establishments

X w. GLOVER takes this method of inform
purchased the interest Of his late partner, he is now
prepared to carry on the above business in all its
various branches, in the shop formerly occupied
by Bradt & Matthews, corner OF Main and lst SITS
From his long experience in the business, and de
termination on his part of attention to it, he feels
confident of being able to give general satisfaction.
The latest fashions received quarterly
febIS If
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TO EMtGRANTS, &C.

A Ii those in want OF small Farms within few
"A miles of this City will do well to call on the
subscriber at his Office 2nd street one door from
the Catholic Church. 7. Z. GAItklCh'
je22 If
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No dONSOG
GXnAA WORTH OF Clothing and Furnish
'D4VOU ing Goods at Cost for Cash. We
Will sell entire stock of Clothing at cost. con
sisng of a full assortment Of Goats, Pants, Vests
Cloaks, Wrappers, Boots, Choes, Hats, and many
other articles TOO tedions to me@tionr
Call soon, as t1ey will be sold at great bargains
for Cash. MAYER q TRlER,
jelO If Water st, next TO Sycamore.
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TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.

TAILORING ESIA bIISHMENI.
TIME undersigned having associated themselves
4 together in the Tailoring business, are fully
prepared to execute all work entrusted To- them in
The most fashionable styles, workmanlike pErRnel
and ar reasonable prices. They receive Fashion
plates monthEy, and thus keep up with the age in
all its changes of fashion All work senf from ouI
shop will be warranted to ft or it may be let on
our hands. Our shop is at the South west corner
If First and Sycamore streets.
y. S. ANDERSON,
;aI1 If w T.. MARTIN.
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THE ASSAM TEA COMPANY.
1913 Groom xuIeh Sfroof NaTu VorIr


TINE proprietors beg to call the attention of con-
Il noiseurs in Tea, and the heads of families to
the choice and rare selection of Teas imported by
them, ard hitherto unknown in this country which
by their fragrance and delicacy combined with viz
gin purity and strength, produce infusion of sur
passing richness and flavor.
The Teas offered, are the following
The Jeddo Bloom, "a black Tea,) al 81 90 per ID,
Niphon, do. 0 rs
Diari do. o so
Osacca. Green FeGr 90 s.
- Too-tsiaa do. o rs
. Ticki- tsiaa, do. 0 so
Ud-h Mixture, compound OF the
most rare and choice Teas grown
on the fertile and genial soil of
Assam, ! 90
With a view to encourage the introduction of
these mat hesS Teas it is the intention OF the pro-
prietors to distribute by lot among the purchasers,
quantity OF Tea er al to she FIRST years Profits on
the sales effected.
Each purchaser will receive enclosed in thepack-
age numbered certificate, emitting him to ONE
CHANCE IN THE DsSTRIBUTIoN ~
FOR EVERY FIFTY CENTS
iald out, and on the receipts amounting to $4,000
the Underwent oned parcels of Tea, the value of
ten per cent, or Two THOUSAND DOLLARS, will be
given away Bonuses !! according to the follow
ing scale:
Prizes of so, lbs Tea each at
81 90 per h. $50 lbs or $3.50
20 prizes of 25 lbs of Tea each at
81 90 per h. 500 . 4" 500
so prizes of 10 lbs of Tea each at
81 90 per h. 500 - d" 500
100 prizes of 5 lbs of Tea each at
81 90 per 10. 500 - 81 SEQ
$50 prizes of ID of Tea each at
81 90 per ID. $50 " $50
425 Prizes in all. 1000 $4,000
Those persons who Prefer lower priced Teas, can
receive their prizes in proportion, they Will be RE
PURCHASED FOR Cash. at u deduction OF 10 per cent
% Country Agents required. applications to be
addressed <post pGid,l to the COmpany's Depot, as
above. je5 3ml
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WHARF BOAT FOR SALE OR RENT.
THE une ersigned will sell or rent his hart
L Boat now lying at the Evansville Wharf, on
reasonable terms. The boat is in good order; and
well fitted for the accommodation OF river business
containing good store rooms, Bakery, &c For
further information apply on boardt oo,>c
lego Pm JOSEPH WOODS
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LETTERS

d EMAINING in the Post Office atEvansville
IL on the Isl OF July, 1850.
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LOUISVILLE VANSVILLE
AID BOWLING GREEN PACKET

If Steamboat GEN WORTH leaves
- Evansville every Wednesday for
Louisville, and every Sunday for Bowling Green
For freigh: or passage enquire of
noSl TAYLOR & HARVEY, Ag'tS.
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C,OAPS! Soaps!!-.A great variety of Fancy
- Soaps in Store, and for sale by
HATCHITT g. CO.
ie1 u No. Ii, Front st.
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PERFUMERY.
LAME SHFARS. 60.

7 AMP Shears, Bed Cords, Plough lines, Halter
IL ropes, and Mackerel, Goldfish, Shad and all
other articles in the grocery line for sale by
my4 If HORNBROOK & BURIlS.
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CfTEARINE and Star Candles, extra No l Soap
- also large lot of Fancy Soaps, which will be
sold wholesale or retail by
my4 If II )RNBROOK & BURTIS.
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CHEESE. CHEESE.

A SMALL lot of 90 Boxes Western Reserve
N Cheese inst received, and will be closed BELOW
HE MARKET if called for this day.
ICES If ORILEY g. MITCHELL.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, ETC

7 AM now in the daily receipt of my spring sup
l. ply of DRUGS &C., &c, consisting in par
s IN E.II1
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-10-17
JULIUS D. HARRISON, Judge

Al Court Of Probate holden at Kent, wins
in and for the Dis,Tlct of Kent, on The
Both day Of September, a. D, 1850.
Present, RUFUs FULLBE, Jr Judge.
ENSTA1'E Of Barnabas Hatch, late Of
1AKenl, in said District deceased.
The Administrator represent The estate
insolvcnt and pEays the appointment Of
Commissioners thereof - Whereupon or
GeIed, that Commissioners 10 receive, ex>
anime aud adjust the claims Of The creditors
Of said estase, be appointed al the Probate
Office in said District on the 18th day Of
October A. D. Il $50, ats o'clock in the tore.
noon, ana that all persons interested insaid
estate may be notified thereof, The Admins
traitor will cause this order 70 be published
in a newspaper printed in LitchffeId, 10 The
county of Litchfeld, and post copy thereof
on the public sign post in said Kent near
est the place where the deceased last dwell.
Certified from Record, by
3w22 RUFUS FULLER, Jr. Judge.
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no nae puRIIc.

An article having lately appeared in a New
Britain paper designed 10 injnre my reputation,
aud said article having been circulated in this
Community, deem il an &C. Of justice to myself
10 deny, in the most positive manner, the
statement therein made. The facts in the ca e
can be asceriained by calling on me, but da
not choose to enter into any controversy with
the editor Of that paper. In relation TO the
charge would only say furIher--
Has the venomed breath Of SANDER
Ga thy lonely frame been hurled,
From the serpent soul OF envy.
That would keep the worthy down
Perseyere with manly patience,
Time win heal the wound yeu feel
From thy name such faint will vanish,
~ Like the breath from FURNISHED steel.
G. w. LILIES, TEAcAER.
Litch6eld, Oct Is. 1853.
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NOTICE.

Is hereby given to all persons in the town
of Litchfeld. who are liable to pay taxes, that
they are required by law TO make out written
or printed lists of the taxable property belong.
ing TO them on the first day Of Octt Der, 1850,
properly attested according TO the statute in
such case provided, and specifying according
to law the different kinds Of said property and
the value thereof, which lists they are required
TO deliver to the subscribers, the Assessors Of
said town, on or before the goth day Of Octo,
Der. 1850. Lists may be left with The Town
Clerk, who is authorized 10 receive the same
for the Assessors.
FREDERICK GIBBS,
ALANsoN HALL,
ITHAMAR PAGE, Assessors.
Eli CURTIss,
LYMAN GRlswoLD.
Litchfeld, Oct. nth. 1850.
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~ THE Homestead formerly
E!l. e owned and occupied by Major
Beebe Hine, and more recent
ly by D. p. Clark. Esq, beautifully Sit
uated at the head of the Main street in
the village Of New Milford, Conn.
The DIV cling House is Of brick and
both Dwelling House and Barnare large,
commodious and in good repair. The
Farm contains fifty Ave and half acres
Of land Of the best quality--well fenced,
mostly with substantial stone walls and
in a high state Of cultivation, and COM
prises fine Orchard Of young apple
trees in full bearing. A wood lot Of
eleven acres, about a mile distant from
the homestead. will be sold with it. Pay
ments arranged to accommodate the pur>
chaser. About one half Of the purchase
money can remain on mortgage for Sc
ries of years, if desired.
Possession given 1st Of November
next. This property, distant from New
York about four hours, by railroad, and
from Bridgeport about one hour and a
half, is deemed worthy the attention OF
gentlemen who desire to obtain very
pleasant residence in a quiet moral and
healthful New England village.
Application can be made to D. Ct.
Sanford, near the premises, New Milford,
or to the subscriber.
HENRY X. BOGERT,
Executor Of the last Will Of Augustine
II. Lawrence. deceased.
New York, 40 William ST., Aug. 1850
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F0F Me ENQUIRER.


z.st Lines
on the dsath Of John Beach, sOhO died -
y Plymouth. on the 7tk INST
We laid him in his narrow bed and TOLD his
funeral knell,
And many an eye Ras aimmed with tears, a
on the ear il fell,
And many heart was aching, as we gazed
around the hearth,
And thought twas hushed fOrever-his voice
of joyous mirth,
Thy sisters. they will miss thee, in their hours
Ofhappy play,
They will mourn that thou, their brother
from earth hast past away 81
And playmates too will mourn for thee, in
scenes of childish gtfe. &
For thy voice rang ever ,aSS.y, ami thy step
was ever free.
And thy mother.sbe will INK she hears thy
footsteps Oh the foot,
But the fairy lightnesa of its sound may greet
= her ear nomore. II
For thine eye is sleeping in y slomb, and thy
voice il hash'd in death,
And thetall green grass waves Ger thee, fanId
by the lzephyr's breath.
Thy father he will ever feel all desoiate and
lone,
For thou, his boy, art gene from earth, the
sunlight from his home.
10 dreams perchance he'll see thee stand as
oft in days Of gore, aa
But with the dream thy form will flee7-the
fairy spell be DER,
We looked, and saw the taking thy long and
dreamless rest,
With thy white arms crossed SO peacefully
upon thy lifeiess breast
: And the'pale lid dropped So motionless DER
the eye that once had shone
With life and love--but now It's closed, and
thou. sweet one. art gone,
flushed is Thy voice OF music, and thy warm
lfe-pulse is still,
Thy glossy hair waves Ger thy brow, but ali
that brow is chilli
Nor sight of grief, no sound of joy, can ever
reach thee more,
For thou'rt keeping watch Ger The loved Of
earth, on the farHcf spirit-shore.
Yet when the skies beam brightest. and fow'rs
are blooming fair,
Then will we seek Thy dewy grave, and plant
the violet there,
, And hope will point TO happy home. to a
land beyond the tomb,
a II r. r.. II.
IN Paradise shall bloom.
GRACE WELDON.
Plymouth, Sept 2lst. 1880.
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Collectors Notice.

nj Office IS hereby given 10 all persons liza.
In Bile 10 pay Town and State Tax in WASH
Ington, onassessment Of lS49. that ! will meet
them al the store ofW w Leaviit. in Wash.
ington, on Monday Oct, o al The store Of Mel.
son MoIehouse, New Preston, on tuesday Oct.
7, between The hours Of and IL O'Clock in
the forenoon.
All persons who neglect 70 pay their taxes
al said time, innsf expect 70 paw the legal fees
for collecting. J II. BENNETT, Collector.
Warrington. Sept. n. 1850 s3wl0.
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At court Of Probate holden at Plymouth.
within aud for the district of Plymouth, on
the Sd day OF October. A D. 1889,

within and for the district of Plymouth, on
the Sd day Of October. A D. 1859,
Present, EL4sHA JOHNSON, Esq. Judge.
Upon The petition of Hopkins ] $, johns
~ son, OF Cornwall, in the county Of Litchs
field, showing to this court that he is Guardian
Of John C. Lewis, Frances A Lewis aud wills
liam w. Lewis, all Of Plymouth within said
district, minors, That said minors are owners
Of real estate situated in said Cornwall, viz,
three undivided twelfth parts OF The following
described real estate, Situated in said Cornwall
near the South meeting house The first piece
OF land contains about two acres and is bouns
ded north on land Of II Us. johnson and Rus
fus Payne, east and south on highway, and
west on land belonging TO the first Eclesiastiss
cal society OF Cornwall. One otherplece cos
tains about twenty acres, bounded north and
west on highway, east on land OF .Garrlngtons
Todd, and south on land Of Buriitt B. North
and Menzes Beers. One other piece Of land
cont aiming about thirty acres, bounded north
on the land Of George Wheaton, Esq, east OH
John MlIess land, south and west on highway.
Also three undividpdtweltth partsof building
furrneriy occupied as store, together with
the land On which il stands, situated near the
above described premises. and their interest IN
sud real estate is valued at about tour hundred
and fifty dJllars. That il would be tor the
benefit Of said minors TO have their interest
in said real estate SOLD and the avails ihereof
placed on in,eresi with legal security for their
benefit as the law directs, praying forl liberty
to sell said property for the purpose aforesaid,
as per petition on file.
Ii is ordered BY this Court, that SAL Guards
an give notice of said application. by causing
the same To be published in one OF the News
papers printed in Litchfeld, in the county OF
Liichfild three weeks successfully, al least six
weeks before the hearing; and that said petl.
tion will be heard at The Probate Office. 10 said
district on the 7th dayof December next at
ten o'clock in the foreno0n.
Certified from Record. M
ELIsIIA JOHNSON, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-10-17

A LGER INSTITUTES Boarding School
"A for Boys, al Cornwall. Conn. The win.
ter term of this school will commence on the
first Tuesday Of November, and continue five
months. The course Of instruction embraces
every branch that enters into a thorough Eng
lish, Classical, and Mathematical education.
together with the French, German. and Span
ish Lang uages. Lessons in Vocal Music, and
on the piano and organ, are given by an ac-
complished German professor, when desired.
Expenses for board and tuition in all The above
named branches. except music. $lOo per term
of five weeks. The following gentlemen con.
stiiute the Board Of Instructors, reside in the
family with the scholars, and are exclusively
devoted TO the interests Of the school
Rev. E. w. ANDREWS, M a., Principal
JAS SEpGwrK. nj. a.. Associate Principal.
A. FRcLrcH. M. A., graduate Of the Uni
versiiy Of France, Teacher Of German and
French.
Senior H. De -MAarI, of Cuba, Teacher Of
Spanish.
r. THEIIs, Of Germany, Teacher Of Music.
Number of scholars limited 10 As.
Circulars containing full information can be
obtained by application to the Principal at
Cornwall, Conn. 3w23
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plROBAplE RICDRD

AT Court Of Probaic holden at I.iichiield,
within and Tor the District 81 LitehHeld, on
the 9Th day Of 0cl 1850.
Present, Olivia A. g Topp. Esq. Judge.
ESTATES Nelson Brewster, late Of Co.
- shep in said disiricl deceased The Al
minsslEaior represents the estate insoIseni,
and pFsys the appointmeni III Commissacnefs
fheteoa-- Where.pon. Ordered. that Commits
sioneFs 70 receive, exsmina, and adjust ths
claims OF the creditors of said estate, be ap.
pointed Al The PROBATE Office IN said Llichheid
on the Isl day ~ November. 1850. at o'clock
~ the sflern6on-and that all persaps interest,"
ed 10 said estate may be nnlihed thereai' tHs
Administrator viii cause tbs order % be Pen-
iished In a newspaper printed ~ Lischhesa'
aud post copy thereof ciffhe pup g s'Fn poet
nearest the place where the deceased last
dwelt in said Goshen.
A true copy Of Record,
% OLIvEn A. G. Tom. Judge.
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DIED.

In Bridgeport, 10Th inst, Mrs Roth Ann.
wife Of Stephen Middlebrook, aged Is.
daughter of the late Leman Church, Esq,
Of Canaan.
In New Haven. 9Th inst, Mrs Julia Rit>
ter, aged 81, wife of the late David Ritter.
In Hartford, 7th inst, Mrs Miles, wife Of
the Hon. John M. Miles.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-10-17
MARRIED.

IN sharon, Frederick SedgwicIs, Esq.,, Of
Stratford, 10 Miss Caroline E. Swan ,daugh.
Ter of the late Judge Swan.
In Ellsworth, by the Rev. E.W. Andrews,
Darius Webb, Esq, 70 Mrs Lovina Hoyi,
both of Cornwall.
In New Haven, 9TH inst, Mr.. Channcey
Jerome, 70 Miss Lucy E. Langdon, of Ply,
mouth.