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tLtEcfp MERtAvrffE Posr OrFIcE DEEsLcArfoS ~
GtoFetA--Ihe following Is extract a letter
ccvef ~ The editor a the C0nshuioras from Macon
dated May 10th giving q the defslcston ~
the Postmaster q that cty-Day before yesterday
had Postmaster 10 day the once u the hands 81 the
cserks. Capt J. Conner LEFT ycsterday-no one knows
where he went 70 lie l. defaulter 70 a very large
amount funds which he received at hs warehouse fr
cotton sold and he l. defaulter also Postmaster The
amount cotton by report. varies from $4,000 to
$4,000 Amount In the post ofhce said 10 b. s4400
some Of the planters in the nszhboring counties have
their Whole crops that under storage in the
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n
Arivsd-Bsrk Brothers, Penans and Singapore via Bssa
via, Jan 10.
Barn Emblem sisaI April 26 Left no An vessels. Nay
lat a. Ion " 90 spoke brig Victor from Portland for
Wilmington NC.
Bark Velocity Charleston May 10 NAY 49, lat 30 Co. lon
y 81 spoke brig Grsmpus, from surnam fot Gloucester
Boston.
Barks Oak and Gov Bryce Philadelphia schrs Cornels
and Elizabeth Davidson, kfork.
Cicared-sehrs Charter Oak Philadelphs. Reaown and
Ellen, NYork.
Arrived isshshp catepa, Noreans barks Little Llst,
Neisins. Nashua, and Adgls Rogers Phlsdsphai brsi
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Lieuts Adams and Edwards. stationed at Fort Mou.
erie g. c. few days since had hostile meeting at Sui
xivsn's Island After exchange Of shots, BY which
Edvsds vas slightly wounded In the back the dfculty
reccoced lady sf the bottom Of the trouble
There ~ O. sths In Boston during the week end
e.. tAe 18th inst
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Logan, Havana; Socther Charleston; Poster Pearl and
Ctiey, Philadelphia sohr Jos Farwsll kYork.
Also arr brig chas Hannum. Aux Cages April H. Left
sehr ots for Boston. IL days. May D. spoke whaeshp
- Of NBedord from s. Thomas for lndan Ocean; had
ne sS miles. saw scAr David Lombard. from Boston for
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nrs Williamson aud two ehildrea. Mrs Champsou Mrs Hua
ter Misses Hunter u A Champion, n Chsmpion hosswv
Bate Gass . q MorIssa yy Cane buSIsy.
APALAcHicoLA-Brig venus-J Ring. Mr. MlLharsey.
CARrHAeENA-Brig Lueretis-J w Fatens.
TURKS IsLANps-Schr EsluS-hr Ga rIiner, Mr. MoGowau
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EfsTcr FoEElcS ryaDE WIN CntttTFrOv. :. C-ro
time past the advantages "a ~ derived from thi
State importing directly such foreign articles she msy
require have been loudly proclaimed both W individuals
sn5 tbe press and grsthcd in being enabled
g. state. that citizens will BE- IN position tc Judge
practically a. what they have hithertosevo ma except
20 very small ertent-merely had theoretical
knowledge. Our citizens have In future determined,
wherever may be practicable 70 obtain such oregu
neTt handise IL adapted to market. direct from
tho-c countries wherein they may be manuis turcd s.
an instance ~ the correctness II assertion,
pon, not only % the brig Paul r. Jones just arrived
here rom Rio Janeiro, with cargo of coffee; but state
that the Brtish ship Orasmere the Itb March
last, loading at Calcutta for this port with saltpere
sud that mot necessary article for cotton baggng gunny
csoth-hertcfore obtained in Boston or View York We
has this movement with much satisfaction. and have
little doubt but that the energy zeal and enterprise IN
this instance viii not only yield ample profit but be 81
rsbie advantage to eur citizens generally inas
rntcn a. wl inst into the minds of the commercial
community AZ large portion Of the vgor whchs
en1 necessary 70 render Charleston second 70 city
Mgy 10
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On Sunday, May 1s by the Rev. Or. l.. Merzbacher,
w,LIISeIo> j. JACKSON, Esd, to Miss hSnrrrA RITTER
BAND. both Of this city.
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ARREST OF MORE or THE INVADERS.
IFrum the savannah l9a.l News. May IL


Prom the savannah (da) News, May IL
Tas steamer Magnolia, arrived yesterday morn
ing from Palatka, having on board Samuel J. hoo
kocey and Mr. Ra vision, in charge Of u. ;. Deputy
Marshal Finney, and some Y men, who were part
Of q company engaged in the late Cuba movement
The u. :. revenue cutter fancy, Capt rudolph,
has been for time in the neighborhood of Sa-
tiits River and after the arrival OF officer finney
at that place, il assertaned that some persons
connected with the expedition were at plantation
called Waverly. The Deputy Marshal, accompa-
MED BY the officers Of the cutter, proceeded to the
plantation, and arrested the above named indvicu-
sls. who supposed to be Off ,ers OF the Colum-
bus company. They were taken on board of the
fancy, and placed on the steamer Magnolia,
and brought to this city. At It, Mary's the y
ncn also took passage on the Magnolia, their
passages having been paid by the Collector at that
port.
The cutter fancy is still cruising on the South
coast but is expected TO return 10 this city shortly
The examination Of the two individuals now in
this CITY, under arrest will not take place until the
fancy arrives. They have, we understand, given
6ouds for their appearance.
There Is at this time considerable number Of
men in our city, supposed to have been connected
with tho expedition. The steamer Wclaka, which
arrived on sunday last, brought some twenty-five
thirty from the south. They are mostly fine
looking young men, and bear the traces Of camp
life
They are all, however. in good spirits, only re-
GREETING the mischance which have for the present.
prevented the contamination Of the enterprise in
The encampment ~ Burnt Fort is said TO be en-
tireY broken up. We heard II stated that upwards
OF 300 men under arrest at some point on the
Sstlla-we, however, put little confidence In the
report
fFrom the same paper. May u
The steamer 81 Matthews arrived from Jacksonvle
Saturday but brought little additional information
iOn 10 the late Cuban movement IN that quarter Tho
Who Lad rcndeEv0uscd az Jacksonville had nearly all
returned 70 their homes small company, probably
than to 10 in the neighborhOod Of Burnt
Fort Wednesday last and were making arrangcmees
70 return ~ the interior Our informant stated that
vprsTds CT COO had passed that point within a few
wccae pact whose object r. JOIN the expedition.
They expressed great Dissatisfaction In not being able TO
cner upon the object which they bad in view but
e Wiling 20 embark upon the enterprise a. future
day 1hty rerressnej having been fnc body Of
men The lsdiss n Jacksonville bad wrought FIR them
beautiful banners. which for the present have
been furicd. and viii H. prrscrved for propiteus
Day since IL has been kno~n In the fsghborhood Of
Jacksonville that the project has been abandoned the
Of Cuban Independence has gained strength With
che people and many who heretofore backward
indifferent the subject tn open ady0catcs
interpolation.
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JoHS Tracy, u. s. BrrrDAcE,
BfsHor PEsgi~s, THos. u. SCANS,
Jo.AH sASyoRp, g. Z. CAMBsgLESG,
AaEos Wsso, DaS'L u. CAMPBELL,
L. sry1so~. DAS'L j. SHAW,
W. {. COSBY, y. w. SHgLDos,
J.NEs fowErs. RoB'r CAMPBELL, Jr,
G. n KfSesLEY, sssrso CLsRg,
Dawn Mu,no. Jos~ Hyps,
J. l.. HUTCHINSON, CAsr. y. wurE,
" ~ SWIM. CSC. y MasS,
PrrrF X. DUsos, BrSJ v CoRsELL,
SoI TOWNSEND, IsrArL w. Davfonfi,
JoHx Dowptm WV HorcHNss,
4 Sw.eEH.srR. GoUrEs's KEMBLE
ARrn.xrD LooSrs, HrSnY NrcoLLl
WILLIAM Tsston. WV. kERSAS,
JoHN A krSSrDY, JoH~ NELLts,
L. >. CasrrtELp, Emu McNriL,
:. J. TiLprS. Ros'r H. NoRRis,
Asst. Wusrcx. Jr, L. Il SHEr.RD,
GEORcI G. CLioE, JoHN J. Woop.
SrFpHE~ ALLEs, Gro w. TurrLE,
ABrL HUNrrNcIOy, WV. Msx.rLL.
JouN T. RrssELL, Ifoskrio NJ. TAR,
JUSIs ~. BTRcES. JoRS !. T.Yfor.
DAVID IL ST J0uw. AtFx n. NAcfu.
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MEDICAL.

ERoM THE EVENING MIRROR. NEW YORK. OCT a.
Il las wistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry-We are noe
much in the habit OF taking pnns medicnes thsssA
day But this Basam Of Wild Cherry is OF
ture own and has effected suoh
binary cures immediate knowledge, that
publish them the world We have neither time
TO particulars Of cure has effected for "
composors the chee OF the Mirror; and we can only
refer those with coughs and lung complaints 70 d.
rections md certificates w ashngton North Caroiina
Mr. fowle-Dear Sir Mr. Harvey bill whose eertidcats Is
given below OF ost respectable farmers and bis
A. SHAW NJ ID. Beaufort County North Carolina, Ch,e-
winty Washington, 18th Aug l5fThe undersi5ned
feeling grateful for the relief afforded by the use Of Dr. Via
pse say that but for the Of that valuable remedy
long afflicted with what she and all others consider
ption would have probably been this IN her
have been removed by the Of bottles and she
attends to her daily avoca tions HERvEy HILL
Seth " Fowie Druggist No lso Washington street. Bss-
the Of the genuine medicine and supplies both
wholesale and retail and Of whom agencies can be OBJ
tanned Always signed Butte. genuine For sale By A.
Havland, Reese Co No 80 Maiden lane; by William Bur-
ger Courtlandt street; Rushton Clark Co.. 10 AstOr
80 rs Iyyips House Rroadway New York; and by Drug
ests Generally tveryWhers.
PERFECT SAFEGUARD AGAINST QUACKERY.--
IA Laneys Medical Fornnuiary certain diseases
sos the sea
Broadway and by post Of the author 81 LspeaarA
street, near Broadway. Consultations gratis
d Enn REWARD.--CROSSMANS SPECIFIC NIX
WOOU ture0f all remedies yet discovered, this Is the
certain II makes speedy and permanent cure, with
the least restriction in drnk or exposure or change
application to business Many are cured in two days
Sold drug store 3 Broadway corner Of Chambers
also at 10 Aor House at 10 Broadway and 100
Fulton street, corner OF William
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MEDICAL AID-rRENcH ASrIDorE.-THIs oREA,

I and beheaoen Preach remedy known TO be the best
only positive diseases that has
discovered matters not what OF the
der n new, untried experiment for IL has been
In all the cities aad hospitals Francs
especial fsvorite w. Records Great Hospital in Parts
IL hss eighteen years ~ Is the remedy
will entirely eradicate the poison from the system witsswt
the Of mercury Price 81 No charge for adyc. srs
ssrv cases H. Gregory NJ d. 81 Duane street ar Co
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NoTIcs-THr UNDERSIGNED WISHES no fsross

NOTlCk-THF UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO fNFOhA
IN and the public generally that he st1
tnues the methods
for all diseases Of prvsts nsturc diseases % the ssa
pedimeats 60 marriage, &c Those who, by aduigug In
certain destructive habit % youth have been ncspsctstsd
for the duties sns pleasures OF life may ais, apply With
oertsinty OF cure D. DE lANEY, N. D.,
No. 81 Lisps.arJ street, near Broadway.
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nR. RALPH. AUTHOR or THE "PR,crIcAI rss.

~ vate Treatise" &cO1ics hours . h II A. " 9 70
+. NJ fSundsy excepted No. - Green wich srest Tt
been matter Of surprise to
bty ana q professional sttainmsas shoui deysss RS
tensn 10 the diseases which people
tend 10 easily. IT, however the thousan3.s part
o. the mseres these people bring upsn society xns
very oiicrent opsaoa would be formed. And "a not
only tne present msery and detection, presag tie
mind a. we'll as tile body but aasure
snect poaerity and destroy the saulsp
altogether ~ - fact thst vhca Ceeeesiy treatss-
they may remain 81 dormant IN the consetuen to
pear N no other way than ~ their ede9ts post-y
lp1 properly understood are most essy and sreesfy
moved FROM tie medcai the s.thos
has eooged ana very extensive And long practice ~ I'll
specially he has ample ground for iasuring psrnass1t
cue IN cases o. structure, h0sever ts~psstd or eii.
andog mss be- and that n stage Of certain dsasss.
o. ther consequences ~ VEL tas depsfabl efsrts
etog from e1ry mpropt ha5ts bs can insure suea os-
tain sore, snd radcal Be ohtalaed ros 40
oAef source ~ hmtr Thoss ehB sppg IA th early stxs
vi " s"spr's.a t .os ease an tsgiilss Oftae casa
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q EOO REwARD.-JEFFRIEs ASTiDorE. A sp,

BOOO oihc mixture Tor the cure ofpri,ste dsortee ~
makes without the least resrctioas diet
drink exposure change IN application to busaess The
proprietor challenges single which tSe val
not vnder the forfeiture Of ave hunirss doar
put In bottles, WITH foil directions al Doe so,us
lsse weck-msny are cured In two days For sale by u
II. RING fy2 Brosd~ay, and 10, Baysri street. sr;W
r. Little. 0i Hanover street, Boston; Wright Co., New
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LIVERY MOTHERS BOOK OR, MORAL PuYyyO-
II ioxyMarried ladies will ind much to interest," then
matters relating TO the married life In this book The
Of poverty aud the prospect Of too iag. family q a
dren prudent people from marrynx thls
book viii tell important secrets. which will
those objection Price ST. seat BY mail Al8o. FsAAs
Pills. to produce regularity Price 81 eos Aadrs Ds
Esmeraido. II Ant street
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nR. JOHNSON, NO. Is DUANE STREET 50 wNI.
~ know the treatment Of delicate diseases The
reputation for % In those half cured
existed years. eminent Constitutional weakness
brought BY secret hAb efsctvAy cured Ressss
cured In fsur days.
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relesraphsc Marine Reports.

NAV B-wiud at sunrise, Sc; meridian Ne; sunset, Sc
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ID FLIEF IN TEN MfNUTES.-CURE IN A FEW DAYS
~ insured BY the great foreign remedy DR.. L,coeks
monte aers for the OF colds coughs asthma bcsas
t pulmonary and all affections bxeAss
aud lungs Manufactured BY H. Taylor Rochester, N. r..
the only true aud genuine proprietor aud
the continent Of America BY Of right James
johnson c. " Cekensr Co. ii Barclay street an tAa
general agents for New York and vicinity. Sold aiso
b. d. Sands. 100 Fulton street. Retail pr,ce - ceats pc
bou
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-05-08

INFAMOUS The New York Journal
of Commerce quotes George Thompson
as having said recently in Canada, -"
do not believe there is one minister in the
United States who believes what he says.
| know enough of ministers in that coun
try to believe that they preach wilfully
and designedly what they know to be
false! These men deliberately go to
their closets, and, for purely political and
pro-slavery purposes. write sermons for
the Sabbath day, which they all the
while know to be plainly and damnably
untrue!' He has often, since deserving
his post in Parliament to visit the United
States, made statements equally infa>
NOUS. 1t is questioned whether more
shameless ibeller of America, and al
most everything American, ever stepped
upon our soil.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-05-08

One of the most important duties which
will devolve upon the Legislature at the
approaching session, will be the election
Of U. 8. Senator for six years. The
public mind is naturally more or less oc-
cupied in canvassing the merits of vari-
ous men whose career has been suffi-
GENTLY distinguished to bring them pro-
minently before the people. 1t is there's
fore not unreasonable to expect that
whatever efforts the friends of candidates
may make in their behalf, the vigilant
eyes of wary and unscrupulous oppo>
sition will scan the history and position
of some of them on every great question
which they may have been called to con-
slider, or which they may have discussed,
or have aided in settling. And from
what has already been developed, the
conclusion is inevitable, that upon no
man whose name has been mentioned in
connection with the Office, will a tiercer
onset be made than upon the Hon. Roger
s. Baldwin. Those who oppose his cleo
ton will traverse back step by step on
the line Of his public course, eager to dis
cover some error in judgment, or some
overt act. which though popular at the
time when it was recorded, has, by the
mutations Of public feeling. become un-
popular. They will distort his language,
If they have ingenuity, to wrest from its
true meaning style at once so clear and
SO severe. They will misrepresent his
motives, pursue him with invective and
with personal abuse, and he ;itate at no
means, however equivocal and openly
dishonorable, If they can thereby hope
to prevent his election. But there is no
man in the State of Connecticut less vul-
nerable to attacks of any kind, than
Roger s. Baldwin. Himself and his an
cestors in each generation have promi-
nently identified themselves with the true
glory and prosperity of our State. They
have maintained its honor at home, at the
bar, and in the National Councils. Con-
necticut has never received wound from
either of them, but she has been defend.
ed by them with distinguished ability
from imputations and assaults made in
the most public places of the nation. At
a recent session of Congress. the Hon.
Roger s. Baldwin replied to Mr.. Mason
Of Virginia, in defence Of the honor and
glory of his native State, in q manner,
which. in our judgment, has never been
surpassed by any statesman Of these
times. In his Senatorial course he has
faithfully abided by the instructions Of
the Legislature. and though he opposed
the passage OF the Fugitive Slave Law
at the time Of its enactment, he has not
in any m amer attempted the disturb the
Compromise or any portion OF it. since
its adoption by Congress. There is not
in this State, a man to be found, who is
better fitted by nature aud requirements.
and the requisite experience 10 shed lus-
ire upon our name, or to cope with the
most distinguished statesman Of the coun-
Wy. We hope that he will be selected
above all Others TO fill the vacancy in the
Senate.-New Huven Journal.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-05-08
Iron, stee mails, &c.

Il Iron, round, square and Fat; T. VIZ.
Norway Nail Rods. shapes and small squares,
Swedes shapes Horse Shoe Iron band. hoop
scroll, nut and teazle-lrame Iron Naylor &
Cos" Steel Of all kinds spring, corking and
sleigh shoe Steel )" Fall River" Cut Nails and
Iron; Cast-sicel and Sieel>pla.ed Snovels {;
d" Fairbanks" Scales Of every size; Iron and
Steel Crow-bars; Nuts and Washers; Smiths
Bellows. Sledges, Hammers; Files, Raspy,
Screw Plates, Vices, American Anvils with
cast steel face Borax, Wood Screws, Wrought
Nails and Spikes. Horse Nails OF superior
quality made to order ; together with great
variety Of other articles in the line. for sale at
No 90 State street. p.
0o- Prices and terms will be made saiisfac.
r.. G. RIPLEY & co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-05-08
LITCHFIELD COUNTY
no ar ding $ c h COL.
nv DAVID HINE. n A

THIS School is situated one mile from
l. Warren Center. and Ave miles from tile
UOusutOnic Railroad.
The summer term will open on Wednes.
day April 81 and continue IA weeks. Pu-
pills however received mt any time. Facil.
tiles are ample for the education of young
Ladies and gentlemen.
TERMS
$40 per term for the common English
branches. $45 for the higher English
studies and the classics. This will include
tuition, board. washing. mending. fuel and
light Music, vocal and instrumental $l3
per quarter.
An extra charge will be made for French
Drawing and Painting: n,
TEAcnEgs.-Prof. Thesis. Miss Emily
Miles. oW
DAVID HINE, B. A.. Principal
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-05-08
DIE D..

Tn this town, 81 iast. Mr. GEO, DECA-
TUR BUEL aged 37-son of Capt Charles
Buel, whose death we announced in our
last
Ia Mortified, 10Th ul;. Mr. HENRY
STEVENS, aged S7-a revolutionary SOL
dier T..
In Sharon. Mrs. SARAH E. WOOD
WARD, aged 81, wife of Ralph r. Wood .
ward and daughter If Orrin CLARK, Esq, OF
Armenia, N. Y.
In Waterbury, Rev. THOMAS BRONSON
aged a. son Of the late Hon Benne. Bron-
sou.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-05-08
, District Of New Milf.rd, o.. }
Probate Court, April 10Th, 1851. !

PROBATE Court, April I2lh, 1851.
TSTATE OF ELI ROBERTS, late Of New
II Milford, in said District, deceased, Orders
ed. that tho Executors exhibit their Admins
iIaiion account to this Court foe adjustment 81
the Probate Office in New Milford, on the
Goth day OF April, 1851, at o'clock. forenoon,
an that all persons interested in said Estate
may BE- notified thereof, the Executors will
cause this order to Le published in a newspa-
per printed in Liichfeld. and most . copy
thereof on the sign post in said New Milford.
nearest the place where the deceased last
dwelt. Attest,
40 JULIUS B. HARRISON, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-05-08
Church & Patterson.
~ COMPREHENSIVE.

Church g. Patterson.
. COMPREHENSIVE.
VIE subscribers having purchased the
entire stock OF
Watches, Jewelry, and Fancy Goods.
owned BY WM. CAKES, take this method
Of informing their friends that they will
c0ntinne the business, al The old stand No.
1874 Main street, in all iIs branches and re-
specially solicit their patronage, assuring
Them that our stuck shall always contain
the choicest goods. and newest patterns. at
the LOWEST Possible PRICES.
WATCHES and JEWELRY, Of The best
quality, always inr sale al low pIiceS.
RICH Fancy GoODs. for bridal or other
present. selected with great care, and with
particular attention 10 good taste.
STIRLING SILVER WARE. In this de-
DaTlment we wilt mot be excelled, as all
goods of our manufacture will be made ex>
cluSively from dollars and warranted pure,
Watches Snk Jewelry repaired in the best
manner, and warranted.
LORENZO CHURCH.
IlERMoN G. PATTERSON,
Hartford. April. ., 1851. 3w48
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-05-08
PROBATE RRCDRD.


District Of Litehfeld, Is.
Probate Court, Aprd 2esh, 1851.
ESTATE of LYMAN ]. SMITH, of
IA LIch6eld, in said District, an iHsOlv-
ent debtor, the Court Of Probate for the
District of Litchfield hath limited and al
lowed six months from the date hereof, for
the creditors of said Estate, represented in.
solvent, in which to exhibit their claims
thereto; aRd has appointed Sam'l p Bodies
and Charles Adams, Esqrs.. Commissioners,
to receive and examine said claims.
Certified by
OLIVER A. G, TODD, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the Office Of Samuel P. Boles, in
said Litchfield. on the 23d day of June and
October, A. d., 1851, at 3 o'clock in the
forenoon, on each Ut said days, for the pur.
pose Of attending on the business Of said
appointment.
SAMUEL P. BOLLES, } Commits
CHARLES ADAMS, sioners,
All persons indebted to said Estate, are
requested to make immediate payment to
SO WIN. r. BALDWIN, Trustee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-05-08

OF BALTIMORE.
NEW ENGLAND BRANCH. as Doane
IN Street Boston. GEoAGE M. CHI LwlLIn,
General Agent forNew England. a .ilE
Sub. Agency Of Woodbury., Conn. .Williaad
COthr. II, ESQ.,, Agent.
Gafwood ii. Atwood, N. D., Examining
physician
Local Board of 1tWsiess for .Nes0 Esgh6iS
B,aNch. II -. s4eTN.*s
DANIEL DESHON, PREsID9Hr:. -,
C F. Adams, Col. WIN. ScbVnleR2ss
Rey'd s. X. Lothrop, Col IN. A. Thsmpssa
Ephraim Lombard, Thomas Groom.
John Schouler, William W.: WARREN:
Funds sufficient to meet the expected l0ssa,
Of this Branch from ito present hsasinlss. ssc
now invested in New England. under he. an
pervision OF the Local BOafd,of s'rrusiees,hx.
whom the securities ere helden, and the sSiiss
will be done from month 10 month Asi e Iser.sF
Per order: GEO. NJ. CiiAl1NiIsIa -.
.lesal Agent,