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Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-11
FOR SALE,

HE Factory Building. Dwelling Hnnses, Land, Ecver failing Water Power, Water Wheel and Gea'ing, all new, in the village of New Preston, Litchfeld County. Conn. Price lhigty-6ve hundred dollars. Enquire for par. iieulars of w. B. LEONARD.
 66 Beaver street, New Ymk. MaS l5, 1881. luna
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-11
L E .a TH z R .
MELUNEONs.
 A. & DAYTON;

INVITE the ailen,iun of the musical pub. liic. IO their new siyie of Melode0ns paten- ted by Csrhart. Having every facility for manuiac irrimg to the hest advantage, with ex. perIenced aud skilfnl workmen in all branch. es nf, the buslness. we can furnish MslodeOns from a I0 6 ociavps with all lhe late improve> menls. and ot the hes, quality, a, the lowest price possible Orders are snlici.ed with the Assurance ot prompt altentinn.
 W0lcal,ville, April lsi is5l 8
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-11
Great BaRgmAnna

aiENTLEMENe ana Boys Hats just vs' eeIveA and ssIIlAg low ai
 ' MRS, DANIELS
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-11
A Farm For Sale.

wA THE Farm formerly owned E!!: by Henry Skilton, situated in Esss ntthlem. one "'Id ilnIf miles szAb south of South Farms Meeting Houso. um ihe road to B-thl n, coniain-- ing about 154 acres of choice land. suitably divided into moving, pasture, blowing and wood lands; also, an orchard of graf'ed fruit. comfortable dwelling house, new barn with basement stables; also, wagon and hog house-well adapted for dairy farm. A reasonable a'nountof the purchase money can remain on mortgage ;fdesirable. For further particulars inquire of
 T. J. & R. NJ. SHELTON,
 Li,chfeld, South Farms. Conn.
 june 3. 1851. 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-11
SPRING GOODS
 -A~ 1T. H. Richards,

ONE PRICE TAILORING, CkOIAAN3 AND eENrLEMEN's ouTF1TTINa
 ESTABLISHMENT, FEW
 DOORS WEST OF THE
 COURT HOUSE,
 WEST STREET.
 WHERE he i+ prepared to offer the w greatest Inducements 10 purchas's "i C,mhlng ever offered in this an! other town in the county. Having just aide'l 'o hls stock a large and elegant assorlmen of Spring goods consisting of Bloadclcths of French. German English and American manufacture, rt all sha, es and quality. Cassimeres, Plain. Black E,glish and French Dneskins. together with a variety of Fancy Cass'meIes, of new ana f,shionabse styles Black and Fancy satins, and silk vestings. Marseilles and Summer Ves'iags of e ,erv description, with a large assortment of spring and summer Clothing which have VI, been g"t up with 'he greatest care amt ne w'l, warrant in uualii,v, style and durability ol workmanship, which will be sold cheaper than can be bought elsewhere.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-11
FLOUi

FLOUR 0F superior quaii'y. warranted 'o be f'est O ground and from pure Genesse Wheat, constantly on hand anu t"r sale by
 WARREN CONE. Norfolk, May 2i. 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-11
SPRING NGTLLTMERY,

Nm&EA MRS DANIELS. has just
 < x < < ' < :'' ' <
 returned fem New York,
 with handsome assori menl
 'f Millinery and Fanc, " G"ois. among which may b, R N WW fonnd French and Imperia M Lace, Bruxsll and Milan ~ " Brussels, English. Fl"renc.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25

Why DoN'r HE TAKE THE PAPERsl-The Ports
mouth Dispatch tells Of speculation in peaches in that
vicinity One of their citizens went to the orchard Of a
large peach grower which probably contained one thou
sand bushels and he offered the owner one dollar per
bushel for all he had and take them from the orchard
The offer accepted and the purchaser pied
to Cincinnati rutst and in two hours the peaches
again sold at tro dollars per bushel delivered
the orchard So the who raised she peaches recev-
ed thousand dollars for his crops great price, the
speculaor one thousand dollars for few hours work
and the who has OF the crop will realize
three four thousand dollars profit Pretty good busi-
ness, that But had the farmer taken the.pa he
would have received in all probability three Thousand
dollars instead of one thousand dollars for his CROP
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25
From New Orleans.
New ORLEANS. Sent. IS. s

New ORLEANS, Sept. Is, p. Nj.
Charles Downs. American merchant, had been
murdered above Brownsville. in the place where
La Vale, Capt. Wilson. and others had lost their
lives VIM. II. Harrison killed w. G. Clark in a street
tight IN Brownsville.
The Indians committing dreadful ostragos on
the NeKiran population of upper TamanlIpas.
Gee Persiier Smith had arrived Galveston, bound
for Saz Antonio
There is sumo talk in New Orleans of an expedition
AID Ehe plated movement of the Northern Mex
States declare their indie pendence. Horace L.
kRscy aud Forbes Brirton reported being at the
head ol the American expedition. Many Texan an.
gers and parties engaged in the late Cuban movement
enlisted In the The alleged revolving States
are Tamalipas, Coahuia, and New Leon. The move
naent is designated a buffalo hunt The Mexican Off
Gers named Caradagal and Cansles, of notorious
memory.
Tobacco dull but unchanged. Flour-St. Louis s.
IS Lard-Prime per barrel l0c. Pacifcs moi
vet Published.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25
DIED.,

In this city, suddenly 10Th nst journey home
companied by her family Mrs MARY E. wife Of J. Bingham
Lafayette, this State.
Funeral services the Palmer House o'clock THE afternoon
o'clock this morning, DossoS age years
months.
Funeral residence Of his
O'Clock.
Near Louisville KY the residence Of F. G. Edwards ESQ.,
the 9th inst Mrs SALLY GRAY, aged So the only surviving
daughter Richard Taylor, of the
Zachary Taylor, President Of the United States.
Al Floyd house, Virginia. The 9th inst Mr. NATHANIEL
HENRY. about Of the Patrick Henry
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25
GENERALIZATION.

Joseph Wright Governor Of Indiana certify
that the third day A D. 1851 Z w IA Elm Au-
Of Slate fhe Office Secretary CITY In
daapois and that of divers oter c1ss ers
the several ccue pled
day Of August beng the eth day sad monh A d e5l and
that the whole number &C poed for the Consiuiion
IN me counties making returns hundred and torssl
and three hundred and
And the whole number polled against Consttu
tion twenty Be
majority VI eighty thousand hundred
Hour, In favor 81 the Constitution.
further certify that the time place sf Aforesaid
the said Auditor Secretary
ence and Of the aforesaid and all
the returns made from the several Aforesaid OF he
known ths Article entitled Negroes and Husts ana
that the whole number poed exclusion
thousand nine hundred seventy
Der OF votes poed against excuscn and colonization Ne
groes and Mulstoes tweEyeRe thousand be-
ing majority OF eighty eight thousand hundred aud la
do further certify the
Constitution and Tor aud sgssI the said thirteenth article have
been received from he counties Of Delaware Note Porter and
nufh0ray and
make known that The said New Constitution adopted by god
people Of the State az the Constitution Of the das
that said thirteenth Article Is declared be
M the whole to lake effect aud be IN force and amer the free
day Of November. A. d. 1851.
And do oc upon all whom tie observance Of
the eleventh section Of the Schedule Of said Constitution h
thereby confirmed in oce. shall before proceeding in The further
dcage Of their do'ies take an 0sth affirmation, srppo
Consiiuii n.
la Testimony whereof We hereanio SET ry hand and
IL 81 napos this hi day Of D.
sixth OF the State aud the Independence Of I'm
States the seveniysxih.
BY he Governor: JOSEPH A. WRIGHT
CnARrrs TrsT Secretary Of star
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25
JOY TO THE AFFLICT Edit
A Wonderful and Extraordinary Medicine.
THE CELEBRATED ORIGINAL
Arabian Linim Mt for Man and Beast

w. Ii. FARRELL, Sole Proprietor.
GRAND DEPOT. 81 STATE STREET
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
And Sold by Merchants and Druggists in nearly erery
To,vn ia the Western Country.
Also by w. w. ROBERTS, CRAGHEAD & BROWNING,
and J. p. sIDDAII., Indianapolis.
II permanent all the human ae.h
immsns. call for w Fsnei ARABIAN fSIaEST ha.
caused counIes appear Of which lille
couaeffeii called Fsrres Arabian Imminent, wa.
Beware such attempts deceive Purchase none unless has
my signature Farrell the wrapper OF the bottle Look
well or will get spurious article.
Uncomfortable Epidsnes Wonderful
toifhoaf iR w. b. FARRELL take pleasure speaking Of
dogs and ed to jump sharp pans e"es he snassed himself
the bowels so bad hs, Pa Of his sde came OUT we him
rubbed IN well. in a
as This "%enl The Women cunt he without IT Sey Happen
TO burn themse they ran 10 the Lnmen and they never
% sd % are most out ana T.G
Dupase CO.. Ills, April 10. 1850
Continually Inqaiyiag- c. Boshyshel p NJ, Deer Plan
Jersey CO., H., wnesto w Farrell as follows:
you Full Agency your Lnimen
hut eceved reply and then bought of the Mustang n
ing sss % the pssp
possible Respectfully &c, E. C. BOSBYsHELL.
Use Nothing Els. T. Frederick DOmire do certify tina, have
r's Arabian Eminent various diseases Of Horses We rely
Chicago April 5, is5o FREDERICK DoMIRE
The Quincy Wing one OF the largest and most popular papers in
Illinois in speaking Of b. Parcels Arabian Inmen March
!
mstakco
Lame aud Pal fEl Backs RheariaisDa Nsyalga-Here
what the Medical Profession w b. Farrel's Arabian
The following from Of the distinguished popular
physicians in indiais
Ths certify that have used Dr. Fsrres Arabian Inimenl
number Of OF Lame and Painful Backs Rheumatic Attic
Neuralgia, all of which have found decidedly
e6ca therefore public with
confidence TIMOTHY c. EvERTS, NJ. D.
Laporie Co, Ind, July 2sih 1s4s.
Daily Calls DIR brewer. OF Knoxville, H. Jan 9th, 1851 writes
w. II Farrell:
Dear Sir entirely Of Arabian Lnment and have
been for lime have been agent here fur
nish with medicine wish would inform how
get your Lmiment have da ly calls 70 il.
Yours, respectfully, j. w BREWER.
the MsdenI Faely-The following copy letter
from my AgenI n Louis, Mo.
Mr. w Farrell Dsar Sir: You will please send another
supply Of your Arabian inmen The quantity you left
nearly all sold think quantity be sold
has used the Inmem speak of the highest
ours &c DR. E. EASTERLY-a
ST Lou<. Mo. April 81, 1919.
For Horses aud caI certainly The greatest discovery Of
this other the world the bone,
seated namaions releasing cords
sf joints swelgs Of kind and is healing the
hghesi degree
Sweeney Stiff Complaint Founder, Big Head, Farcy, SPAWN
ameness Tumors Calls Eyes Chae
Film The Eye Caked Bse
Horn Demper &c permanently cured by this remedy
which has RECEIVED The appreciation Of the most learned physicians
/ and firriers q sep25
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25
From Was hington.

WAsHINGToN, Sept. II, P. NJ.
The Secretary OF the Treasury, in letter to Gen.
Hamilton. Agent for the Creditors OF Texas that
abe Presde"t has decied First that only five millions
OF the indemnity be delivered Texas until releases
flied the Treasury for all that portion Of the Tex
debt which issued prior to the 18th Of January,
$40. Second, that all issues Of Texas bonds, cert-
Gates Of stock notes made for public Dues claims
within the meaGng of the Act Of Congress- but that
leases for all such be filed in the Treasury Depart
ment before the President will feel himself justified in
delivering the remaining five millions TO the Texan au
fhorities.
La the Howard district court yesterday, the witnesses
from this city against Gen. Chaplin discharged
the nineteen thousand dollars bail having been forfeited
and paid over the State Of Maryland.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25

7"
Barbour 4 Porter, Astiys for Petitioners scpii
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25
C A N D I D A 7 E s /.

CJAMEs H. vAwrKR Esq OF Jennings county, candidate
Assistant Secretary of the Sennte. sep2o
1--WE requested the Of Judge G. w.
TrsSEn county a candidate
Of Representatives. =
Owe requested the name Of PrrrR WIN
of Marion count, candidate for Doorkeepe Of the
next House Of Representatives. aDg29
GIVE requested the OF JEPrHA GARRIeus
of Parke county, candidate for election the Office of Door
keeper Of House o Representatives. aug29
Pease announce the of F. CHAPLIN a candidate
for Clerk of Representatives the coming session
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25
From New York.

New YoRK, Sept 20. s P. NJ.
The steamer Illinois from Chagres via Norfolk, ar.
rived this morning AT o'clock.
The steamship Franklin, for Liverpool, sailed noon
today with sixtythree passengers and S692,S34 in
specie.
Aaron B. SIckney executed Yesterday afternoon
at four O'Clock, Tor the murder of Zeddy Moore. His
accomplish Henry Carneal, has been respited for few
days.
Hon. Frederick Whittlesey died yesterday Roches-
ter Of typhus fever.
personal difficulty occurred at Rochester yesterday
between Gen. Wool and Gen. Webb.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25
From Norfolk.

NORFOLK, Sept. 10.
The news from California by the steamer Illinois is
altogether unimportant. The weather continued favor
able for mining operations, and the product Of gold
abundant aH
approaching elections The condition of society San
Francisco had somewhat improved owing the activity
oil the vigilance committee, and increased zeal Of the
legal authorities. Crime also be greatly di-
minshed in the interior.
Business brisk but owing to the large supplies of
produce prices had slightly dropped There is however
special charge in quotations from previous
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25

ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.

New YoRK, Sept. 10, p. NJ
PARIS, THURSDAY EVENING, Sept. 4.-Still further
arrests of conspIrators have been made to-day. The
whole number OF arrests hundred
twenty-five general social revolution the object
oil the conspiracy.
AUsrRIA.-Olr advices from Vienna are to the 3lsi
ut They represent the attitude OF the people in rea
ton TO the recent edet as alarming and threatening
ITALY.-There is much excitement in Rome in conse-
queuce Of the breaking open and searching Of the
OF Signor Algerandos in the Palace Quirina sup
posed, by order Of the Pope. the Sgnor is high off,
eial, under secretary to the State Senate.
BELGIUM.-The Chamber of Belgium prorogued
on the 3D. 10y royal decree. The London journals be-
heve the reported further detention OF Koss1th.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25
From Hartford.

HARTFORD, Sept. 10, P. M.
serious FIRE occurred this morning in the Mulberry
street furniture rooms, belonging to d. Dewey, which
were entirely consumed together with he stables of
William Spencer and the dwelling houses OF T. G. Bur-
rett and John M'Manns. lumber of small frames
were also burned, 10y which eight Irish families lost all
their goods The loss is about 50 900. which there
is partial insurance The fire doubtless the work
of incendiary.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25
From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Sept. %.
Markets very dull Weather dry and warm. No
buyers for flour at Saturdays prices No sales Of whs-
ky provisions and everything remains nomnaly
unchanged
Yesterday fire broke in Coddington's extensive
chair factory Vine which totally DESTROY
ed, together with thirteen adjoining buildings. mostly
secondclass dwellings, partially destroyed Coddng
toms loss 500 O0O-nsurance $4,000. TOTAL loss $780,.
O00 Total insurance about S2o 900.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25
100 AGENTS WANTED!!!

FHNO circulate by subscription and rapid selling and
beautifully lur ted work entitled fIrsroRIsAL CoLLFc-
TREAT WEST: containing Navraives Of the
important and infersng IN Western Hsoy-Remakabl
Tndrijuai 4irssfrss-Skeic Of Frontier Lye-Dspioas OF
Natural which appended Historical and Des
rpve Sketches of N1 Msrieo Isras Minnesota Utah
md Cain by Henry Howe Author of His Co.'s Of Virginia
do. OHM
Intelligent and who will all tv<athsrs.
will 50 per None need apply
such advanes the cash for when ordered
capital from S4O Sl0 VIII be sufficient Apply by letter
paid in to Henry Howe f. Morgan Co.'S III Main
81. Cincinnati. sepis-3mw
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25
From Norfolk.

NORFOLK, Sept. IS, p M.
The steamer Illinois, from Chagres for New York,
put in here today short Of coal She sailed from Cha.
gres the 9Th and brings WEEKS later intelligence
from California: the California mails, four hundred pas
senesrs million eight hundred thousand dollars in
gold freight and large in the hands OF pas
sengers. She left the Falcon Chagres the 9th
The Brother Jonathan sailed from Kingston, Jamaica,
on the 18th, eight hours ahead of the Illinois.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25
From Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Sept.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 10, 8 p. NJ.
The Grand Lodge Of the Order of Odd Fellows its
that representation fee shall hereafter be fifty dollars
instead of twenty. The lodge in session until near
midnight. This evening the constitution further
amended by requiring that all candidates for grand sire
shall be encampment members, and also allow the
Grand Lodge organise far receive credentials
without the quorum being present.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25
MARRIED.,

In this town Wednesday evening last Sept ioh by Rev
p commns. Mr.. JOHN w Madison,
RET WALKER Of this place. youngest daughter Of the late John
Waker-Lapors Whig.
Near Newark Ohio Tuesday morning, 10th inst Mr. JAMES
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25

been subscribed for the relief Of the widows Of those
who fell in defence Of the Island The funeral obse.
quies OF those slain celebrated in the Cathedral
Havana, on the 9th Crosses had been distributed to
the soldiers by the Captain General after which ne had
proceeded to Bahia Honda inspect in person the dis
turbance of the invaders among the people.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25

WILMINGTON sept 10, r. vi.
Hon. Waiter Forward. OF Pennsylvania, Charge de
kfares IN Denmark. having rendered his resignation
weeks SINCE and requested from Government per-
mission return home, the President last week accept
ed the resignation and directed letters OF recall be
transmitted to Mr.. Forward. "a.
Charles A. Laid has been appointed Navy Agent at
Portsmouth,, N. H., vice Cutter, resigned 49,.
This afternoon. man, supposed TO be Washington
Lewis, OF Baltimore Nd, horribly crushed between
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25
From Worcester, Mass.

WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. 16 8 P. NJ
The Free-Soil State Convention met this morning at
III oclOcl there being about Thousand delegates
present. Hon Henry Wilson called the Convention to
brder, and in the of speech, said that the
Wings must never be allowed regain the control Of
the STATE. Hon. Horace Mann was chosen President.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25
a DEMONSTRATORS sALE.-The undersigned, Admmls,r

a DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-The undersigned, Admnlsia-
IA the of Peter w. Kox late of Marion county,
Indiana deceased will sale Public Auction the
said deceased BROAD Ripple Marion county, Frdsy
0 DAY ofcobe $751; and from day dsy thereafter until the
whole sod the personal property said deceased consisting
Horses, Mare Colt lot Of Hogs Buggy and
Carpeuies Tcol<, Household very
choce Of Poplar Black Wzn and Cherry lumber aud
M other articles
TERMS SALE: all Of and under dosrr cash
n hand all three dsrs credit Of months will he
the purchaser giving his promory with
approved ureties able without relief Whatever from vsus
aprrasemeni The sale will promptly 10
O'Clock in the forenoon. WILLIAM v. J. JOHNSON.
sep17-w3w Adminisrssor
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25

U II is understood that the last Steamer to Europe
carried instructions to Mr.. Barrnger. Minister
at Madrid to urge the Spanish Government TO exercise
mercy toward her unfortunate and misguided prisoners
of the Cuba Invading Expedition.-Balt. Patriot.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25
From PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. %.
The President, accompanied 10y Messrs. Conrad and
Stewart passed through this city this his
way TO Washington. He left Boston yesterday at five
o'clork. Mrs. Fillmore came in with the party from
Fall river to New York where she will remain a few
days.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25
From Halifax.

HALIFAX, Sept 16, s P. M.
The steamer Europa has just arrived from Liverpool,
from whence she brings dates to the 9th. She brings
one hundred and III y-one passengers.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25

" announcing the community large. that they
pared orders for all kinds OF Chars-havng every
tfacliv. machinery
and will manufacture cheap establishment the Une
Hotels Halls Offices &C. furnished with superior article Of
ArnCh prices suit All orders from distance will
with prompt Country dealers will he supplied
which will good profit Rooms Wssinsron
door 10 Bndle's AUc" Rooms All work warranted
N. BThe highest price win he paid for Poplar, Walnut and
Maple lumber Hickory and Maple turning timber, &c
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25
From baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 90 p. NJ.
The Grand Lodge this morning adopted the provision
comforting degree upon The wives of Scarlet members
by vote of IS to 81. The Lodge will adjourn sine die
four O'Clock this afternoon. The whole body attend
Church tomorrow. They partook OF magnificent
supper last night
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25
From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. Sept. IS.
The Grand Lodge Of the Independent Order of Odd
Fellows this morning resumed the consideration Of
amendments TO the constitution, the question being
article eight relative past grand sres, who, the
Constitution stands, entitled the Grand
Lodge Of the United States. The amendment proposed
IL restore the power Of voting which taken from
be grand sires last year After long discussion it
fejected-yeas &c, nays 81
BALTIMORE, Sept. IS, 8P. M.
The Grand Lodge OF Old Fellows Thursday az
ernoon resumed the consideration Of the proposed
stitutional amendments, which were all indefinitely
osiponed excepting that granting the Grand Lodge
power fill vacancies of grand representatives
ring during the year. which adopted 10y 81 yeas
IL nays.
The amendment requiring that grand representatives
shall he contributing members subordinate encamp-
nent, unanimously adopted.
resolution Of inquiry regarding proprety Of re-
turning tn various States the levied by
socations in 1S49 was laid BY vote OF 81 to 81.
Adjourned I'LL Tomorrow The Lodge will probably
finally adjourn until Saturday evening Monday morn
ing.