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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-07-03
Broke Into.

TENHE enclosure of the Subscriber on or
IL about the Goth Of May, 1851 a large
led Two year old Steer. with white on the
belly. The owner is requested to prove
property pay charges and take him away.
DAVID SMITH.
Mortified, June 2 1851. *3w4
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Officers Of the Company

IVILLL4.M BEEBE, FFesl0e"''
OLIYER GOODWIN, IrcHst"r
14SO.N" W'HIT'LN"G, Secretaru.
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SPRING MTLLTNE RY

MRS DANIELS. has ju>
returned from New Yo,k
with a handsome assortmen
If Millinery and Fame.
'Goous. among which may b.
fonnd French and Imperia
Lace, Bruxell and Milan
Brussels, English, Florence
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70 Dealers In Crockery And
Glass Ware.

THE subscribers, importers gd DealersiT
l. China, Glass and Earthen Ware, hav!
Ist received large assortment Of Gold Band
White and Raised Figured China; Mnlbury
White Granite, Light Blue, Flowing Blue, c
Colored and Edge Earthen Ware; Tum
Iers, Lamps, Specie Jars, Salts, Casters, Can
Issticks, aud everv variety of Glass Ware
he attention OF Merchants is respectfully so
citedto our stock OF the above kinds o
GODS, which wewill sell at the lowest New
'ork prices.
BOOTH g. PECK, No. Vail Street,
Sign Of the Big Pitcher,
Bridgeport, Apr. IS, 1850.
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~ G-DHH@EH9

THE Mercantile and Manufacturing bust
ess OF the late firm OF N. B. Stevens s. Co
vii be continued under the name and firm OF
.AwRENcE s. STEVENS, who have Ills day
ntered into copartnershlp for the prosecu.
ION of the same.
EGRovE LAWRENCE,
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-09

The Democrats of the city Of BALTIMORE have
made the following nominations for Judicial Officers
for that district to be elected next October under
the new Constitution
JOHN G. LEoRAND, for Judge Of the Court Of
Appeals.
WILLIAM [. MARSHALL, for Judge Of the Cour,
of Common Pleas.
WILLIAM FRIcK, for Judge Of the Superior Court.
HENRY STUMP, for Judge of the Criminal Court.
Norwood, Edward Bowling, and Thomas H. Moore,
respectively, for Clerks Of the Courts of Common
Pleas, the Superior Court and the Criminal
Court.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-09

The INDIAN TREATY AT TRAvERsE DEs Sioux
Agentleman who was present at the Indian treaty
at Fort Traverse des Sioux informs the Editor Of
the 81. Louis Integencer that @l, $3.50, 900 was the
sum agreed upon between the United States Com
missioners and the Sioux Indians of the North, to
be paid for the Indians lands. land not $4,000 900,
as has been stately The sum agreed upon is to be
paid them in provisions, clothing and farming uten-
ss, in annual nsialments, at the discretion Of the
United States Government. The country treated
for embraces an area of 23,00O,00O of acres, and
costs the Government between seven and eight cents
per acre.
After concluding this treaty, the Commissioners
proceeded to Fort Smelling, to treat with the more
southern tribes, who were assembling at that point.
These tribes seemed anxious to sell their lands,
and the Commissioners were of the opinion that
they would find no difficulty in treating upon ac-
commodating terms.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-09

The Disunionists and Secessionists are Growing
loudly at anticipated triumphsin Georgia and Mis-
sissippi. They say that MCDONALD will be
elected Governor Of Georgia, and Qu1TMAN Of Mis-
sissippi. We doubt the correctness of their in
formation but even if it should turn out to be rue
il will be no victory for them. They have changed
the issue in the face Of the people, and refuse to
stand upon their own platform. They will not
acknowledge that they are what they are, and con-
tinually deny that they favor the views Of their
South Carolina leaders. They cannot be prevailed
upon to acknowledge the corn.'' If they should
succeed we shall not the less regret the result be-
cause Of their denials. But still letit be remem-
bered that even in the contest which they wage, they
do not unfurl the flag which they carry, but prefer
to resort to equivocation, and "palter in double
sense. "-.4Lermadria Gazette
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-09

The PRESIDENT Of the United States, accom-
panied by the Secretaries Of War and Interior, left
the city last Tuesday morning on their promised
visit to the Valley Of Virginia. They were met
in the afternoon at Harper's Ferry, amid the dis
charge Of cannon. by a deputaton from Charles
town. After being shown through the Armory by
Major HuoER and Major SYMNoToN, the party pro-
ceeded to Charlestown, where they stopped few
minutes at Sappington's Hotel, and received the
salutatons of the citizens after which they went
directly to the Springs, where they arrived in time
for dinner, and were warmly welcomed. At night
the PRESIDENT paid a visit to Ball given in honor
Of his arrival. On Wednesday morning commit.
tee Of thirty gentlemen, including the Mayor and
Council, from Winchester, waited upon him, and,
through w. L. CLARKE, Esq, invited him to visit
that town. The PRESIDENT made handsome re-
ply, accepting the invitation. After paying brief
visit to the residence Of ANDREW HUNTER, Esq, he
took the cars for Winchester, where he met with
brilliant reception, and whence he took his depar-
ture on Thursday morning for the White Sulphur
Springs. stopping at Staunton and or two other
points by the way. The Winchester Repub-
lican remarks that " the administration Of Presi.
dent FILLMORE meets with the warmest approba-
ton in the Valley, and it has afforded the people
great pleasure to give practical demonstration
Of their regard The people, without regard to
party, believe him TO be one of the most faithful
and national Presidents we have ever had
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-09

The FRxScH FRIsArE AT NEW YoaK.-The French
gate Moga, has already besn stated put into New
York day or two ago for repairs h'vng lost her three top
mass in dreadful hurricane which sne experienced the
night Of the 27h ulsimo. The Courier des Etats Us re-
grets this disaster the less il has occasoned visit among
US Of one Of the most worthy commanders Of the French
navy, and Of the 6aest ships Of the feet The Mogado
as the Courier states is commanded BY Capt Lsurencn
and is frsas Of the first rank. provided with double
catng engine Of $50 horse power and carrying four Pxhan
guns Of 80 pounds and sixteen a6pounders She manned
by 400 men, andi' distinguished for perfect discipline.
Her staff counts at least ls officers and she on the whole
calculated to impress American citizens with high opinion
Of the personnel and naateid Of the French marine.
The Mogador has been stationed in the Antilles about
year, and has been relieved BY the Asmodee She left Ha-
vana on the 18th of July for France and was about 900
leagues N W. Of the Bermudas, the night Of the a7h
when the disaster befe her which, in consequence Of her
not having coal enough for the voyage to France ha. would
necessarily be proaced by the accident, occasoued her
putting into New York.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-09
LATE AND INTERESTING FROM SANTA FE.

+
BY very late intelligence, Of date July lst from
the capital Of New Mexico, we learn that body
Of three hundred Camanche warriors presented
themselves, on the 9th and 2sth of June, at the
villages Of Anton Chico and La Cuesta, situated in
the southern part Of the county Of San Miguel.
They professed purposes entirely peaceful towards
the inhabitants Of New Mexico, and especially ad-
mraton for the Americans, assigning as the reason
OF their visit that they were on their way to make
war upon the Navajos, who live considerably west
OF the Rio Grande, and about the parallel of Santa
re. notwithstanding these professions, they did
not leave the villages above-named without commit
ting wanton epredatons on the inhabitants, killing
stock for which they had no use, and driving off
others. No personal injury, however, was in
aicsed on any OF the people, though some of them
were rudely treated.
Col. ALEXANDER, commanding the United States
forces at Los Vegas, sent troops to the points men
toned, and COL MuNRoE at last advices was busted
in issuing orders designed to chastise and repe the
Indians. if they could be discovered.
The people Of the lower portion Of the county Of
San Miguel were put in state Of great consterna-
ton by the unexpected appearance of these Ca
manches, and had earnestly called upon the Gov
ernor and military authorities for protection.
Further news from that quarter will be looked
for with interest
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-09

PROPERTY EXEMPT FROM ExEcUTIoN.--By the
new code Of Virginia the following is list Of the
property exempt from execution:
s'One COW, one bedead, with bed and necessary bed
ding for the same six chairs table, six knives six forks,
six plates two Dishes two basins, pot, oven six
pieces Of wood eahenware, loom and its appurte
nances, one spnnngwhee pair Of cards. and
five barrels Of corn five bushels Of wheat barrel Of -four,
two hundred pounds Of bacon pork and five dollars in
lue Of forage or hay" -
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-09

DLANTATlON FOR sAEE.-For sale that valuable
IL FARM in Campbell county, Virginia, formerly owned
about ESQ acres large portion productive low grounds lying
on Falling river 10 well waered adapted to culture Of
tobacco, wheat corn &c. would make good stock farm
Il is seventeen miles distant from Lynchburg. The South
side railroad will pass it. The improvements are
good and its situation very healthy.
not sold previously it will positively be sold public
auction on the premises the 18th of October Ii sold
before that time due notice win be given
Terms liberal For particulars, apply Mr.. Mathew B.
Nown residing the land or the undersigned in Rich
mond LEWIS WEBB
WADSWORTH, TURNER CO.,
HUBBARD, GARDNER CARLTON,
VAN LEW& SMITH
may 3l-wtoetls
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-09

The Charleston Disunion Press is still urging
the people of South Carolina to the most ultra and
hostile measures. The "dog star RACES" We
should be extremely sorry to the State Of Caro-
lima placed in the attitude in which some Of her sons
wish to place heron her account, not on theirs.
These gentry may find in the end that they have
overshot their own mark. k.--.Aler. Gazette.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-09

THs AusrnIAx LoAH.The report that the Austrian loan
Of 60 0e0 hons had been Baron James Rohs
child proves 10 be letter from Vienna Of July
goth says "How things will eventually be arranged no
pretend to say, but those best acquainted with the
intentions Of the Paris fnance assert that he might per-
haps be disincned to take 900 forms
on hts own account and the rest Of the osn common.
Nothing whatever known Of the conditions demanded and
offered" Ma
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-09
SALE OF IMPROVED LANDS In OHIO.
Ceded by the Wyandots In IS42

NOTICE n hereby given that under the authority vested
IN in this Office BY the act Of Sd March, IS4S the unsod
portion Of the improved lands At Upper Sandusky Ohio
ceded BY the Wyandots the 18th March, 184 will again
be offered at public sale, at the Land Office Defiance Ohio
on Monday, the 18th day Of September next
The act Of Sd March, 1s4S, fxes the minimum price Of
that the value Of the by the agents
Of the War Department. shall be paid addition to the price
Of the land. 5
The sale viii be kept open longer than s absolutely me-
cessay to offer the lands, and exceeding two weeks
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington this
yeneenh day July, Ammo Domin one thousand eight hun
dred and fifty -one. JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-09

BURSrNe on srrAMHn-On Thursday morning, about
o'clock the steamer Trojan, lying at the foo. Of Laght
street. New York, caught fire and was burnt to the waters
edge At daylight four who were known to have been
sleeping board missing, and search having been
mad the bodies Of three were found burnt to crisp They
all employed on the steamer The body Of The fourth
was not found.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-09

We learn from the Union" that Col. GEORGE
W. HueHEs, Of the Typographical Engineers, has
resigned his commission in the Army, with view
to the pursuits Of rural life in the honorable station
Of a MARYLAND Farmer.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-09

The first jury trial which ever held in Panam. occur
red there the 10Th umo. Il was composed Of ninety
persons The left 70 them was ths. of Rafael ouintans
the last Of the Chagres murdes whom thew found pltv
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-09

The Stockholm journals state that Mile Jxssr Liz, has
Beckashoers, in the Province Of Nykopipr. : -
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-09

The late rumored battle in Hayt between the Domnicans
and Haytens asceraned to be fabrication, and pro-
mulgated with view Of drawing adventurers from the Uni
ted States to aid the Domnicans Intelligence to the goth
Of july received from Hay, Of reliable character war
rants this conclusion
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-09

Cor. FREMosT.--This gentleman was recently at Los
Angeles. where he arrived BY way Of Tuare Lake. early in
the present month. He was engaged with company in
purchasing cattle for the San Joaquin Valley, and to
have started about this time with drove Of from 1000 to
5000 head We understand he has contract for supplying
with beeves the Indian tribes Of the SOUTH with whom trea-
ties have been made BY COL Barbour Indian Commissioner
We also learn that Col was in excellent health and spirits
and had determined to withdraw entirely to his private pu-
suits.-Pacifc Ne,ps.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-09

ALARsE CAReo OF CH1HrsE.-The British ship Hen.
reta, Capt Oat entered at the San Francisco custom
house on Tuesday. She is last from Hong Kong and brings
2s3 Chinese passengers, List Of whom before What
collection Of Amungs and Atnss, and Aehoys Of the
223 names 100 commence with the letter A, usually ermi
mating with or 81 and in every instance two syables in
length But the most singular circumstances connected with
this cargo of Celesas ID that out Of the whole number 22l
are shoemaker, doctor, and one merchant There
is Along, Allung, Auchuns. Ampuns, Andedoddedung,
Apung, Chingchung, Ranching, and host Of other bood
who smile with their newmoon eyes though the world
was made Of rsnbows and shaw haw" the chief end Of
man.-Aka California.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-09

fair to give extracts selected only from the parts relating to
the United States We therefore add the following spe
cimen of Lady Emelnes style and descriptive powers She
describing the descent from Perote along the mountain
heights in Mexico
The high mountain chain the north of the pass turns
eastward and il continued the Gulf Mexico in parallel
lines Of ridges the heights Of which the travellers eye
looks down. and that eye might also conused beautiful
Wild and solitary des among the hills and the sombre black
region Of lava and dwaed and ragged pines that he is eav
ing and wilderness after wilderness of beauty that he ap
preaching and and from the Of some
Of the hills looking to the SOUTH the awful majesty Of the
Mountain Of the Star, (Orzaba its dazzling brow crowned
brighter daylight Of its Let him look behind him and
the white frost like faint spnkng from the SHOWS Of
the Co bsnchng the fuuerea foliage the
of pine and the beds of gloomy lava and let him look be-
fore him and mark the groves of oranges the confed the
gardens Of roses and the palm-daugher Of the sun-and
thrice ten thousand Towering and blooming trees There
laughs leaping brookusrous fresh, and cear-as il all
the bad shed all their diamond dews form i fairy
stream and rolled tinted and bushns with their reflections
And here forest Of labyrinhine bowers makes and
glowing darkness Of ehadows-zones after zones re-
gons after regions, expanse after expanse, stretching
his feet.
"Not the world but many worlds seem to be outspresd
10 boundess magnfcence before M; for seldom you
think Of the single earth mingne in transcenden unity
one conjunction Of almost snsgonzng elements and proper
ues a the diveies all the conflicting possesses
nat when you behold them thus displayed in overpower
ing burst Of triumph and in the aupendous
way you entering
fresh stage OF being and hardly believe that these
wonders crowded. heaped pecpitated and concentrated
leach separate beauty each different display Of grandeur
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-08

Governor Le,cher, of Kentucky, Miaister to
Mexico left Baltimore ON the 30th ult., in the
steamboat for Norfolk. where he will embark foI
Havana in the u. s. revenue cutter Forward. A.
the latter place he will join the U. s. steamer Sas
anae, which sailed from Norfolk for Havana DAY
or two ago, and viii proceed In her to Vera Cru,
'sad the City Of Mexico.
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Once Of the Tehuantepso Railroad Com
many or New Orleanss

~ Whereas, A.xco through Vice
Of Repsblc this CITY have CAUSED puDed decree
General Congress- datsd May a. is6 declaring previous
the Sh November 1885, null and vod and whsrsa
decss the Msxan Tearing date November ss
vitality the and privileges originally accorded Dor
Joss de uaray but in possession Of this Company;
Nov therefore, the undeasnsd the Of the Company
instructed give notice that Company deny the right Of
Mexican ovs,nsn deprive Of their privileges without
and declare that the given Ayaed Of
valid the Company consdsrs that tAs General Congress
be justified In psng such decree smsn. they
further fully and completely senntm and rat the Protest.
already paohsd ssann the MEXICAN Government made
Ishns Tshdautepsc, theih day Of June 1851 BY Msor
a. Bafnsrd. u g. A. their Chief Engineer, and William sde,
Associate Engineer and the Company will in With
do hold the Government Of Mexico liable for all
said Company suffer in conssq said
decree Of said Govsrnnsnt under data 22d Nay, 1884,
Notice is also gwen whom 1t nsy tina, the Company
will continue the realisation Of their pans and proper
facilitate the progress Of thsr enterprise open
communication the Atlantic and Pae 10
having every confidence in the legality goodness Of eis
aud relyi upon their ieowetzens and hsr
tbut juasics Ahsll prevail.
BY order of the Board of ssnassmsDt b. EALLoN, secy
NewOrssans, September 2, 1851 n l0t2p
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There is . Committee appointed to raise SUBJ
scrption to send she emigrdnts home, as will be
seen by statement in your paper Of to-day there
is also number Of bills for board still unpaid
Ipnsn. gsasismsn. you're b'tt sesy't.
d. l. RIoARDo. 6eo'yC.C.
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Nova Scotia.-The Halifax papers Of the 23d
u't. are filled with electionssring appeals. The
question is railways or no railways. lis thought
that the Hon. j. Howe, and Others of the Libe'al
party, who advocate the railroad interest," will be
triumphantiy elected, and that the libsrals will
carry the Parliament. The election was to take
place on that day.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-08

AL persons who have signed lcr the muster ro
for iOn Of military company be known The JACK
SON GUARDS hereby reqaesd ArmOry
Of Carondet and Perdito Streets SATURDAY
past O'Clock p. M All pssons
sDs Of the above respectfully invited to attend
" ''''' ShAs; ysaLANDERs. {ceInul..s..
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1xDEPENDENT FnERnT CLUE.

~ All rsndy election Of JAMES. p FRERET
for ssh of Parish Of Orleans will John Jgs No.
Marisoy Budsss Second Ward Third Municipality, WE'D
NEsDAY EVENING, sepssmssr 10, O'clock appoint
ofhcen organize, etc ..t Is
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y. @. MOAGAM,s
LIT ERA r Y DE POT
Exchange lace, adioinins he Poa-oses
The .NeaC Books

Rsosivsd BY the steamships Cherokee Wnsd Scott.
TRAVELS IN THE UNITED STATES, by Lady En-
incline Stuart Wort ey fresh uIply
ADVENTURES AND TRAVELS IN MEXICO, By
Wi liam W Carpener lsts Of the u 9. Army
LOUISIANA, ITS COLONIAL HISTORY AND
RoMANLE BY the Hon Charles Gayarre fresh supply
THE HISTORY OF THE EMPRESS JOSEPHINE,
BY John s. c. Abbott.
NOV n LIS.
THE FATE. Tale Of Stirring Times. by g. r r. James,
SUNBEAMS AND SHADOWS. BY Geo. A. Hulss.
Jo. Tals Of The Odsn Ease. By x. Barton.
MA GAZIHE AND sERIALS.
pARPER's MAGAZINE. for Sep smbss
THE INTEkNATIbNALMA MAGAZINE. for Septsnber.
THE EDIN LURGH REVIEW, for JUDY.
the Lon DON ART JOURNAL. for August
Pan II. LONDON LABOR AND THE LONDON
POOR
Nos. 81 and 49, DICTIONARY OF MECHANICS AND
ENGINEERING. Is 32pIrW
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From Sou,h Anerica.-Dates to the 9Th of
June from Buenos Ayres, and to tho 18th from
Montevideo, have been received II New York.
The political news 10 Of some interest and i'm
portance. The Bsasilian commander, Admiral
Grenfei, had penetrated the waters Of the Uruguay
70 confer with General UFquiza. In addition 70
the disaffsction of the province Of Entire Rios.
that Of Corienies had followed, aud there wss
every symptom of an outbreak, from the warliks
Preparations going on. Accounts from Brazil
were regarded as not unfayorabe, owing to the
statements that Ro rs had accepted the mediation
If Great Britain. The circumstance that Brazil
has waived her Territorial claims ON the Banda
Oriental, and the termination by France of her
subsidy to the Monte vld-sns, will also probably
contribute to render an djusmem more easy.
The slave trade on the coast of Brazil was at in
lowest ebb, 1000 slaves only having been landed
during the first six months Of 1851. whereas 70,
700 were landed in the same period Of 1913. A
deeply laid scheme 10 revive the slave traffic had
been cleyerly defeated by some British ships, who
had each captured the vessel they sought for.
The treaty between Montevideo and Brazil had
been accepted by The Imperial Government, and
Count Caxias was appointed President and Com
mander-in Chief Of the army at the Rio Grande.
The coffee crop for .'52 may be estimated
at 100000 bags, and in all probability the guam
tity shipped will no, exceed l, 500 900 bags.
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II lAAl

On Sunday evsninss septembss T. thaEpast 1--WE cock.
Mn yAMss McCARTT. nadvs 81 The county Of Roscom.
n0ns lrcxnd.
~ isads end those Of her husband requested
her ansral ashsfps TIRES O'Clock THIS AFfERNO0 on
(hes notice from the Of PalmysA and Roman
On Sunday, Sepsembse J, MICuAHL O'BayRN. aged
twtntynx years. native Of New York, and Amembsf Of
PhOnx Fire Company No. 8.
Tbs vi Company requested assemble
The Engine House In sufon three O'Clock NJ iris DAY
Asnd his funea Tns member Of Department
city respectfully Invited Join the procession, which wit
lsave the Eusine House. Vaudeville se O'Clock p NJ
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-08

Freaks Of E1sesrieity. Electricity oommunics-
etd into the Office Of the House line Of telegraph at
Poushkeepsie, during rhunder storm few days
since, sss are to parcel Of paper upon the table,
but was extinguished before doing any injury.
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4 Card.

M Our customers aad generally respectfully in
form that though the partially cbsructsc
for The psse caused BY the asns ts old wall make
aud handsome 'front.' tie will be cpsu and vhees
and retail business attended usual WRIGHT CO.,
"a 81 ISL Cbsrtrss strest.
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The B4bulo Slape Case.-Judgs Concklin, be.
fore whom the case Of Daniel, the fugitive slave,
wa argued at Auburn on the 28th, has decided to
g'anta writ Of habeas corpus on the ground Of in
saifciency Of testimony.