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Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-04
District of New Milford, ss.

Probate Court. July 18th. 1851. N STATE of DANIEL GARLICK, late AL of New Milford, in said District, de-. ceased. The Court of Probate for the Dis. lrict of New M IIford, hath limited and al. lowed six months fiom the date hereof fur the creditors of said Estate, represente,t insolvent, in which to exhibit their claims 1 thereto; and has appointed Ezra Ferris an | Miner Tufrill, Commissioners 10 receiy,s and examine said claims. Certified by DAVID c. SANFORD, Judge. The subscribers give notice thai they shalG meet at the dwelling house of the deceased,s in said New Milford, on the 18th day or October, 1851, and the 18th day of January 1852, at l o o'clock in the forenoon. on each of said days, for the purpose of attending on the business of said appointment.
 EZRA FERRIS, Commission
 MINER TURRILi, ers..
 All persons indebted to said Estate, are requested 10 make immediate pay yment to
 VIM: ROBERTS. Adminis~ 1a SEYMOUR BUCK, { traitors.
 District of New Milford. ss. fs
 Probate Cuurt, July 25th, 1851. ( EvSTATE of HOMER BoARDMAN, AA late of New Milford. in said District, ueceaSeu. 1n6 COuEt 0L A'rOOate TOT tue district of New Milford hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the creditors of said Estate, represented iu. solvent, in which to exhibit their claims thereto; and has appointed Wm. Roberts and Albert N. Baldwin, Esqr's. Commis- sioner$ 10 receive and examine said claims. | Certified by
 DAVID c. SANFORD, Judge
 The subscribers give notice that they shah meet al the late residence of said Board. man, in said New Milford, on the Eth day of September. 1851, and the 27lh day of January 1852. at 3 o'clock in the forenoon on each of said days, for the purpose of at, tending on the business of said appoint ment
 VIM. ROBERTS, Commits.
 ALBERT N. BALDWIN, { sioners.
 All p'rsons indebted 10 said Estate, are requested 10 make immediate payment 10
 FEDERAL VANDERBURGH,
 l3 Administratnr.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-04
SUVDRfES.!

800 lhs Red ChaIl-l0OO do White do 3casks Asphal,um
 10 do English Sal So "a 30 kegs Sal, Pelrc 300 lbs Sal Ammoniac 5O kegs Emery all numbers 5OOO It's Flower Sulphur
 D bbis Camphine 3DO gross bnng, jar. bottle and vial Corks 300 lbs Nuimegs --30O do Cloves 200 do CasSia
 Ceases English Refined Borax
 5 do Mex Jet Lead 20 packs Gold Leaf. different shades 10 do Sii.er Leaf-- 9 lbs Bronzes 3DO Bath Brick, English
 5 cases Gum Sheliae ..e. h,s 5 bbls Superior Bay Rum 25 reams extra Sand Paper Otbls Brimsloae J ',
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-04
HOS F.
DES SOEUTTON,

VFHE Copartnership heretofore existing under the name of PATTISON & CONE, is this day dissolved by mutual cons sent. w. c. PATTISON,
 J. w. CONE.
 All persons having unsettled accounts will please call immediately and settle the same with J. w. CONE. West Cornwall. Aug. 26, 1851. l7
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-04

" v; but in a little while more. na inc ' appointed some of the delightful scenes B winters night in Litchfeid, she apain st out. "Amen, amen 70 unon which whole audience orator and all. joined
 the chorus of laughter. She was, I nInk' the same woman who, coming into the tent when the seats were all occupied, cred out to the bashful girls behind '.Come on come on, say! The Lord never made trees to grow to make them benches for men to sit on and women to stand up !'' And am much of heropiniOn. Fortunate ly. the civilization of America does not per- init such rudeness. It is only in Europe where it Is practicable. hope we shall . Wer defer 10 the genlleness of the sex, while we as readily confer upon them a culture equal to the demands of the most finished Ond polished society.
 In the great audience gathered to hear the speaker, noted many whose names are known to you. Among them was Sen- ator Dickinson of New York, John A. Col Her, brother of the Golfers of Ohio John N. Allen of Cleveland, Judge Peck of Ports mouth, and many other noted mon. The circle of beautiful women was not surpass- ed by any other have seen this side of the mountains, Among them were some whom l had known as girls full twenty years ago. around whose table the ''olive plants," mentioned by David, here spring up by tens: and yet whose rosy cheeks and bril- liant eyes have scarcely taken note of time so happily and so calmly has passed the tenor of their lives Would that it were so with all In the crowd was one little bucks eye lass. whom some of you may have seen in Cincinnati, ami who was not the least merry of the number. So onassed the Cen> tennial on the green hills of Litchfeld
 E. D. M.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-04
Money Wanted more than
 Goods.

NAL- at BRADFORD'S any time within " sixty days-for Great Bargains. toI Cash.
 Wolcottville, July 22 II
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-04

At a Court of Probate holden at Ply mouth,
 within and for the District of Plymouth.
 on the lst day of September, A. D. 1851
 Present, AMM1 GIDDINes, Esq, Judge. nN motion of the Administrator on the NJ Estate of ZALMON COLBY, late of Plymouth, within snd district deceased. This Court doth appoint the first day of October next, ut ? o'clock, P. M., at the Probate Office in said district, for tho hear. ing, allowingan and settlement of the Admin istration accOuntEon said estaie-and doth direct said Administrator to give public no tice to all persons interested in said es:ate to appear Gf they see cause) before said Court, at said time and place, to be heard therein, by posting said order of notice on sign post in said town of Plymouth, nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt and by advertising the same fn 8 newspa, per printed in l.itchfield, in Litchfeld Co, Certified from Record.
 F AMMI GiDDINGS, Judge,
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-04
Flour at New York Prices.

VINHE subscriber is Agent for the sale of the l. following Brands of FLOUR, which he will sell al the same price as they are sold in the city of New York
 II Beach, Geo, II Ely, F K Beach, John Graves,
 F s Beach, George Cecil.
 F $ B & Co. l. Chapin,
 w Beach, C Fisher. All of the above Brands are EXTRAS ando choieequalities
 Also, constantly en hand variety of com- mon Brands at the lowest prices.
 DA.UEL II, STERLING. 3rid eporf, May 2i, 1851. 6mis3 GLUE, borax. emery, 50 bbls glue assorted M Oasizes. 10 cases Woods Refined Borax. 2o casks snperfne Lonoon emery. by
 llOLCOMi} & LYON. S3 Water street Bridgeport. s
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-04
DY BTNG G.

" JACKSON hereby gives notice that HI. he continues to DYE Over Coats, Pants. Coats, Stockings, Ladies Dresses, Shawls, &c., at his residence, one quarter of a mile west of the Court House, in Litch field.
 p All orders thankfully received and promptly attended to.
 Lilchield, September l, 1851. l7
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-04
Litchdeld AcademY.

NE R. HENDRICK will commence his lVA school again on Monday the fourth day of August. Terms as usual. No de duction for absence except in case of pro- tracted sickness.
 Litchfeld, July 29th 1851. 3w12
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-04
ACpal NOttrrs.
District oi New MilIoro. ss.
Probate Court. Aug. g, 1851.

Fr"b"le Courl Aug. %, 1851. ENSTETE of SAMUEL OVIATT, late AA of New Milford, in said diStrici de- ceased. The Administrator represents the Estate inSolvent ,and prays the app ointment of Commissioners thereon.
 Ordered, That Commissioners to receive and examine the cla ms of he creditors of said Estate be appointed al the Probate Of- flee in New Milford,on the 8Ih day of Sep lember, 1851, at o'cl'k. forenoon, of which all persons in interest will take notice and appear, if they see cause, and be heard thereon. A true copy oi Record.
 Fl6 D. C. SANFORD, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-04
NOTICE.

TAKEN by virtue of Tax warrant, aboni seven acres of Wood Land be longing 10 George B Andrus, a non, resident Said land IS situated in said Sharon and is bounded as follows, VIZ: nOrtherly and west eIly on land o! Edward Reed, east ( n land nf Milo Barnam and others, and south ou land of Andrew BArnan. which will De sold al Public Auction at the public sign post al Hnchcock's Corner, on Friday, the 17ll day of October, 1851. at l o'clock, P. M.
 WAIT WILLIAMS. Constable.
 Sharon, 25ih August 1851. 16
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-04
BOOTH &PECK,

aNN - - 6s sAa6 5sa ak a8 ~ 1A230 Importers of China and Earthen Ware. D RESPECTFULLY solicit the attention AO of dealers 10 their assortment of China and Earihen Ware, imported for the Fall Trade. We have jus, 30 Crates of Print et and common Ware, containing com plete assortment.
 ALSO-A full stock of Glass Ware. Merchants will find il to their advantage to call aud examine our prices before pur- chasing in New York
 Orders ny mail promptly filled.
 BOOTH & PECK.
 Wall street. opposite he City Hotel. Bridgeport, Aug 26 1851 3ml6
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-04
.NOf6cR

p The Iilchfeld County Temperance Society will meet al Ilarwinton, on the 4th Tuesday of August, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
 T. $. HART, Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-04
GE.GSS.

1000 boxes of English. French and Amerf> can Window Glass of the best brands Plate Glass or all kinds for carriage manu>
 iacturers s,.f
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-04

~ The superior court now in session in this village has granted nine dvorces.
 Orlando Landon, convicted of abusing a female child under ten years of age. was sentenced to states prison for ten years. Wm Murphy, convicted of burglary, was sent enced to state's prison for two years
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-04
SO.VETWE.VG .N.Ew.

W ANTED 800 LADIES to engage in w stitching Bosoms and making Wool Wrappers; also. in making common and fine Shirts. PICKETT & TURRELL.
 South Farms, Aug. 26, 1851. tfl6
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-04
Furnishing Goods,
LOST.

A BLACK LACE VEIL-supposed in "A North or South streets. The finder will be rewarded by returning it to the own CT. Enquire at this Office.
 Litchfeld, Aug. 25, 1851. "1w16
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-04
ACIDS.

l00 earboys Sulphuric, Nitric. Mufiatic
 go do Aqua Fortis- 10 dipping Acids
 iO. do sMur Tin x
 Oh um, Gin, Brandy, Port and Madefia of very superior quality, suitable for inval, ids and medicinal purposes Byass' I.on> don Porter and Brown Stout, Campssll Scotch Ale.
 We are manufacturing very superior qvaiily Turning Fluid, to which We would call thealienlion of coDsumeri. Il has been well tested, aud in every case il has given entire satisfaction. We are agents 10. inc sale of Booths Copal and Japan VaTnish. which Is tar preferable to the New York and Newark Varnishes. oS
 CoWLES & LEETE. 54 State ss TT OJSE BIJTI. DERSHa R0lV rE . T
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-04
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

NOlICE IS hereby gwen to all persons ii
 " ahl' to pay Town Taxes in Cornwall, on LlSt "f l,lD, that 1 will meet them fo receive ,her Taxes al the House of Reni. SedgwIck. Esq m Crrrw4li Hollow, on Wtdnesday, 'he 3! day of Septemher, from 9 o'clock A. M. m. rill2 At the store of W. Beers in North o--.wall, the same day. from o'clock to , P. M. On Thureday, September 4'h. al the United Sto,es Hoel, West Cornwall, from s to 12 o'c.eok. A. M. At,he Store ot F. W Pierce, C. rnwall Bridgr, the same day. from 1 70 , ''c.ock On Friday. Se.rember 5'h at the Store "f Stone & Reer-, on Cornwall Plain, from 9 'cl"ck. I. M nn,l 12 Also, at the Hon-e of Anson B. each Esq Great H,ll, on the same day, from o'clock P. M, to 4 And all will further take notice that I am intending to collect travelling fees of all that fail .o pay at :he plares above specif d, and no mistake.
 .. II T JOHNSON, Collector.
 Cornwall. Aug. 13, 1851 *l5
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-04

BOROUGH NEE TING The annual meeting of the corporation ofthe Village of LilchieId. was held at the Court House on the 2d inst at which the following officers were the year ensuing, viz.
 Dr. JOSIAH c. BEcKwITH, President
 P. K. KILB pUENE. Clerk.
 c l.. WEBB. Treasurer.
 A. P. AMMAN, Bailiff,
 Lemuel O Meafoy. William F Blldwin, Frederick D McNiel and David c Bulkley assistant Bailifs.
 DrJ G Beckwith, Dr. A S Lewis and Charles Adams were appointed committee to ascertain whether the village charter has been forfeited by failure to hold the annual meetings regularly.
 The following persons were appointed committee to call meeting of the inhabi- tantsof the village some time in April next, to take into consideration the subject of applying to the Legislature of this State for a new charter, or for the reviva! or amend ment of the oM one, viz Seth P Beers. Jo- seph Adams Ozins Lewis. Sam'l P Bolles, A Lewis, J G Beckwith. p K Kllbourne.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-04
FLOUR

FLOUR OF superior quality, warranted to be frest O ground and from pure Genesee Wheat, constantly on hand and for sale by
 WARREN CONE. Norfolk, May 21. 1851. 9
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-04

dT Divers communications will receive attention next week.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-04

N0fIolk, May 2l> IS3l. I E0 DOZ. hand, pannell. rip and back lCOSaws, of Butchers, Spear & Jackson and Bcckels, at wholesale and retail by
 HOLCOMB & LYON.
 S3 Water street, Bridgeport. DRACE AND BITS, large stock of Mar. ID ples superinr plated and plain, Wholesale and retail hy HOL COMB & LYON. l. A NVILS--Hill's, Peter Wright's & Mouse, A hole, wholesale and retail 5y HoLCOMB < LYON.
 s3 Water street, Bridgeport. VICES-FEill's, Fcter Wright's, Hyde's and All htson's of every quality and price just opening. and we would call particular atten ton 10 our stock. HOLCOMB & LYON.
 S3 Water street, Bridgeport.
 RLACKSMlTHS Bellows, constantly on Dhand and for sale by
 Woodbury 3Eigh School. TNHE Fall Term, will commence on -A Tuesday, Sept. 2d. under Mir. M. F, Thompson A Nj. and Miss H s Goodwin, teachers of experience and nigh reputation who have conducted the school the present summer with great success. They are prepared to give instruction in every brancI, of an English, Commercial and Classical Education including the French Language This institution now starts on permanen, foundation, with an elegant building just completed for its use and with the deter. mination on the part of the trustees to make it worthy of public confidence ant patronage.
 ANTHONY E. STRONGLY
 DANIEL CURTIS, ... THOMAS BULL, Trustees ELI SUMMERS.
 REV. l.. CURTIS,
 Woodbury, July 25, 1851. 12
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-04

1T 0USEs BUILDERS HARROW AREsoi every \ l ldescrlPtien, tor sala wholesale and retail by s@s tIOLCoNB S. IYnN
 So Water st. Bridgeport.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17
UTAH.
The Normons in Utah.

A letter in The 81. LOUIS Republican,
dated Independence, Oct. 81, contains further
intelligence relative TO the troubles at the Salt Lake
II seems that the Mormons are at their old game
creating difficulties with those who try TO be friends
and neighbour b. d. Harris. Secretary, l. J. Bran
denburg, Chief Justice, p. f. Brocchus, Associate
Judge, II. X. Day, Indian Agent, Gillian and Young,
have all left the territory and will be here by the
4th or 3th OF next month. Cogswell and Young, and
one or two Others will not be In quite SO soon-tbey
have been compelled to leave the Valley on account
Of the seditious sentiments Of Gov. Brigham Young,
and other leaders of the Mormon church.
On every occasion these men have been denounc-
ing our Government before the officers, and especi-
ally at their religious gatherings in such as
to make every one unpleasant who was not connect
ed with misunderstanding among other things, THAT
Congress 10 pack OF corrupt swlndlers"-that our
Government s!nks IN the nostrils OF Jehovah" sc.
sc. Church and State are SO much merged In one
that justice, on any occasion, cannot be rendered,
and any one unconnected with the church is unsafe
either as 20 life or property.
The $4,000 appropriated by Congress for public
buildings has been taken TO pay on the debts Of the
cnurch, and only short time before the merchants
and Judges left, Brigham Young called together
secretly the Legislature and passed resolutions and
issued orders for the seizure OF twenty four thou
sana aoaars more from the hands OF Harris. Harris
persisted IA retaining II, and only by the using of an
injunction by the Supreme Court, was he able 10
90 80, an9 SCI away with the money In conse-
brought 70 crisis, and each and all left the mer
chants without their property, and the Judges and
ofhcers TO resign their places. l think, now, ain
must begin 70 see that trouble springs from the Nor
mons, and hot Others.
Nothing of grea, interest ,Ianspred on the road
with the mail party. The Cheyenne Indians are not
well satisfied With the treaty arrangements, not hay-
Ing received s many presents as they expected and
perhaps trouble may arise 10 small ptrtles on the
plains IN consequence Of It. When the company
came 20 the crossing OF the Platte. they found Ger
man calling himself Prince OF Wirtsmburs," and
servant, IN his carriage, In the stream, and the In
dams the bank ready 10 rob him of all his valua
bles-they had taken some coffee and other things
from him. and were much disappointed to see 50
large a number coming up he WIS helped out Of his
difcuties, but Jagged behind, and may at last have
been taken and killed
We are suffering much here for rain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17
II The subjoined note, aristocratieally

II The subjoined note, aristocratically
brief though it be- will fully explain the wretched
condition Of the Irish tenanry. Until we saw 1t we
would find it hard to believe that any human being
would be so reckless dprofgae as to express such
arrogance, or that there were any people degraded
and low enough to hear it:
"TowER OF GARRoN, Oct IL.
Understanding that there is to be a Tenant
league meeting at Newtownards, hereby make
Known to the tenant farmers my estate that those
who think proper to attend, or take part IN such
meeting shall never receive nom me hereafter the
tenant-rsht always hitherto enjoyed and granted 10
them by my ancestors and myself
"VANE LONDONDERRY"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17
MAINE.

MoRE LIouoR SEIzED.-A Salem schoon-
tr, The 81 Helena. arrived here on Thursday from
New. foTk, with over so barrels of strong LIQUOR on
hoard. nom I. d. % marked principally for 81
stephens and St. John, N. b, and directed In the
care Of X. Burns, b. Sharkey, and George Hobbs
Passport. The hGuor was seized by our authorizes
and on the refusal OF the master OF the vessel 10 nm
load IL the matches were forced open BY constable
and The liquor landed and stored The LIQUOR came
mostly in barrels, which lot admissible to entry
by The revenue laws Of New, Brunswick.
Passport seasIbel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17
IOWA.
A Great Land Claim.
The Dubuque Qowa) Express of the 2lst

tn H"0"Y"e VHV""J x~PTeSS Vf VIC wv
instant says;
We lean that suit has been instituted in the
United states Circuit Court of this dstGct, by the
nehs OF DuoeQoe 10 recover tho whole OF the land
lying along the MississipPi River, above and below
the CITY, for eighteen miles. and running back from
sne nver nine miles, IN which boundary is comprised
ne city, our whole mineral region. and many Of the
eess improved farms IN the county. This viii no
oouos oe regarded as a startling announcement BY
tnoee VINO imagine themselves b. be the owners o
limits
IL the Choutesus should prove successful IN the
prosecution OF their claim there viii not be one of
our citizens who viii be the owner OF single foot
may have been devoted in the accumulation of a
nvehhcod for declining years. II appears that ,he
mere claim under title in Dubuque prior TO the
Posaeh'y OF any title vessing IN Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17
PENNSYLVANIA.
Drawing for Terms by the Pennsylvania ."
preme Court Judges: ., ,s.,

HARRrsBuRo, Friday, NOV I'
The drawing for the term each Judge ., Zen .n1
supreme Court, recently elected, is TO iui1,'
,"aS ,,s.s IN This city to-day. jeremiah D
Black drew the threeyears term anu 49, 0J rn;.
quen,ly, the Chief Justice ,0l .na' ,a y 1ndas
49,. drew six years, and will follow Judge
nal as Chief Justice. J. B. Gibson drew nine
-..r. Walter II. Lowrie drew twelve years,
I'D Richard s. Coulter (Whig) drew the full
term OF fifteen years.
The first election to fill vacancy, created oy
Law. will be that of Judge Black, and VIII be
for fifteen years and the succeeding elections
Ill, no in the order of the shorter terms, as they
stand above.
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TENNESSEE.

NAsnvILLr, Wednesday, Nov. l2, 1851
AZ the wing Senatorial Caucus on Monday night
the last ballot stood follows Nelson. of E,s. Ten
nessee, 81 Netheriand, do, O. James c. Jones.
West Tennessee, 10. Brown. do, 9; Gustavus M
Henry, Middle Tennessee, 3; Foster, do, 5-Totsi.
he above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17

No TRADuCING.-We are sorry to see
our bright young neighbor, The Times, SO soon
falling into bad habits Nearly half column OF
Saturday mornings issue is devoted to frad''c'"g'
with malice prepense, and that too perfectly un-
offending individuals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17

n TIE TEMPERANCE PALLADIUM, BY
J. w. DurcHxn, il a neat new Weekly paper Al
Hudson, N. Y. The subject is rather dry one'o
most people, but we trust The Palladium Will hve
nevertheless.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17
INDIANA.

" The citizens Of Indiana made prepar-
aons ior splendid reception OF Gen. Joseph Lane,
at Indianapolis, on the l2th inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-17

Inc DOYcas society, auxlIlafy 20 Tue FtmNt rs
sisance Society, have during the past year furnished
TO the parent society 9s5 garments and 70 comforta
bles, TO be distributed among the sick and destitute
Of the City The Dorcas Society have received, du.
ring the past year, including the balance hand,
1880 S434 I7-of which there has been expended for
rent and goods, $367 "A leaving balance on hand
of $50 -.
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Markets-Reported by telegraph.

CHARLEsros, Friday, Nov. IA, 1851;
The Cotton sales to-day, were 75Ooaies, a'of"oso'
The market is unchanged.
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AZ Felenaph to the New.York Tribune.
Bosrox, Saturday, Nov. J.

The complete vote of MiddIese1 County ior
Senators. shows the defeat of Gen. wilson, the
Free Soil President Of the Senate last session.
BY votes.
Mr.. Beard, Coaiionist Of Lowell, is also pro-
badly defeated.