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.M.ADISONVILLE.

.MaDIS OyN'VILLE
EyOR CONVICTION, MADISON 49, h.
A. VILE LEWIsBURG AND MAEDEVILLE-- LE44Sa4S1ts5'
NEW LAKE STEAMER.-TTe superior and swift
running steaner OPIIEIIA Grce having
elegant accommodations will regular packet 10 'ne ABOVE
leaving follows: ..-,,,.n,so,Y,r,,
,LEAvEs NEW ORLEANS: LEhvEs a JACKSONVILLE:
MONDAY; NJ cars lMnMDA9
THURSDAY ITHURSDA1. -
sATnRpAY. SATURDAY
r7T- On SUNDAYS the oPHELIA will make an EXCURSION
leaving the srfra Of the o'clock A. NJ cars
and returning time for the O'Clock p NJ care 70
will make TIP on Wednesday,
Covirgon will find good conVeyances ree OF
charge, anff Madisonviie -,
isla VIM, L. CUSHING d CO.. IS Common street.
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Will leave MONDAY September g. at O'Clock p. NJ
NOR PRINCETON, SkIPWlTH'S r. d
LANDING, MlLLIKENs BEND, LAKE PROV lsHHs!a3s5Ea
IDENCE, VICKSBURG, GRAND GULF, RODNEY, Es[la<sMSa
NATCfIE2, FORT ADAMS BAYOU SAR BATON ROUGE. DON
ALDSONyILLE Rulngs Regular Weekly
sAXONIhe elegant and fast
SAXON H. Estes master, will leave as above For
freight or passage, apply on board or to
~ The S. will take freight with the privilege
-esbin,,inn yr-shurg
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-02

Steamship Yacht Thompson Brazos st Jago, Harris Morgan
Steamship United States Young, Galveston, via Sabine, Wska
Ship Quebec Richardson, NewYork, 81 Font
Brig Ottaya Simmons, Havana LesparTt
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Towboat Aoan from the Passeatowed down and to sea
29t ult, snip Helen Miller brig TARTAR shrs Joyen Fer
Apaceda ships enuel Dyer and Creole
bark Saranac.
Towboat Conquec Andrews from the down md sea
on the goth nit ships CATALONIA and Dogensbrought
shps Leavitt Storer and Lowell.
Hamburg, from the Passeswen down gbronsht
up Caledonia Brander, brig Mechanic
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-02

NOR VICKSBURG, MILLIKEN'S ~ "a
Il BEND NEW CARTHAGE, r WARRE SrcS, las$
GULF, RODNEY AND NATCHEH--Regu
THURSDAY Vcksoug Packet Steamer d. g. sIAC ST Sy
packet steamer u q
Gait j. Nj White regular trips early the season.
and viii leave EVERY THURSDAY, O'Clock Returning
Vcksbug Monday, at O'Clock NJ fpIuhe par
cuas apply to ljeell SMITH flMsi Ets'o4 eos"i"ss'
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

FROM SUUTT7.YMPTUN.
AiEoLpT... .... for NEW YORK. :. WEDNESDAY, July
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-02

ID R. FELL & CO., 81 Common street, ckY
III Neworeans Importers and Dealers Wholesale and 3#R
Retnii. LAMPS, Plated Britannia CASToRS, CANDLE
sTiCKs, TABLE CUTLERY, JAPANNED W ALTERS, Etc. -
,hs sa!snt manner. mana ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-02

ENOR GREENVILLE, PRINCETON, ~ b
sKlPwITH LANnING LAKE pRoElDEMGE, slfHHHEfsEasI
MIIIKESS BEND, VICkSBURG, GRAND GULF
RODNEY, NATCEiEz, FORT ADAMS, BAYOU sAitA, BAIGN
ROUGE all landing
Grenvlle vicksurg Weekly Packet RELLE
The new and elegant passenger packet SOUTHERN BELLE Capt
j. Cox !. iii leave AS above WEDNESDAY, Sept at O'Clock
p ~ WEDNESDAY thereafter throughout the season
For freight passage, apply on board, or to '.
STRoTHER s. BROS, Agents, As Poydras street
t The SOUTHERN BELLE will take freight with
baa os ras,inning Virk smrp auto
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-02

EyOR WARRENTON, NEW CAR IT, N
TIIAeE, Grand GUILE RoDYEY WATER. ks#AEEa
all intermediate anlngs-For EVERY TUESDAY ENESNS'
at oclock-Seanler LOUISA. place OF the NEW PRINCESS
for few weeksThe splendid passeng packet LOUISA,
ackon MASTER will leave for the above ports TUESDAY, August
aUii If D. r. CARROLL So Union Row. Carondelet street.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

ST LOtJIS-Per IL Bacon: pigs td
Violet &co50 cks
SKIS do as bales hay Woodruff &co-46
Eager do ogssby AacaHay-so Do SO 4 do Marsh Ran
Kennedy
BRAN lime VA sacks oats Price Frost &oiss do
etca coi3s0 do 29 do potatoes ~ els rope % hbda tobacco
bb lime S Elder &Co5O bbls
rel Gaye &co7 eggs Lehner-l4 Buddeck
{, ndrias tOo
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
CONGRESS-.
THURSDAY, WASHINGTON, Fec

THURSDAY, WASHING TON, Fec 10.
SENATE. Several memorials were ire.
scented from the Census Marshals. asking
for additional pay.
Mr.. Badger Of North Carolina, submitted
series of resolutions passed by the Leg
lsaiure OF that State, against any increase
10 the tariff, and 10 favor Of local improve
ments.
Mar. Mason presented q petition from
Margaret Shields and Mary Dewitt of Iowa,
asking Congress to take measures fer the
release Of their husbands. who had been
banished for offences similar to those of the
Irish patriots.
Mr.. Hunter presented a petition Of the
citizens Of New York, numerousiy signed,
praying for a modification Of the present
Warehouse System, so as 10 suppress its
abuses. '"
Mr. Fetch introduced bill granting the
right OF way and land for Plank Road
from Milwaukee TO the entrance to Mack
inaw StrHi,s. Adjourned. .....-v
HoUsE.-On mUiion, the bill granting 10
Missouri certain lands for Railroads, was
taken mp. e aae. e7e- $ f.
Mr.. Porter favored the passage of the
bill. stating the advantages that would be
gained by the contemplated Railroad.
Mr.. Moore spoke warmly In favor Of the
bill.
Mr.. Ranteui spoke for an honr in favor
Of the bill. which he said was not eon6ned
10 mere local or sectional Interests: The dis.
position Of the pnblic domain was Of great
National importance, and should be mana
gsd in sach way as 10 build up the public
interests. Railroads. he said, between the
West and East. and the Northeast, would
open immense avenues Of trade aud lead to
an interchange Of agricultural for manufac-
trued products which would prove bens6-
cial 70 both. =
Mr. FickIin followed and spoke ia favor
Of donating the lands for the public inter-
,ssls, and thoaght IL Yves the policy Of the
Government to place npan every section Of
had teaant. who woald cultivate il.
Mr.. Orr obtained the tlOOr, and the House
adjourned.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
from the Hartford Courier
SAM HOUSTON.

1t j. amusing to pcruse the col
umns OF the fines, and hear from
them those eloquent aud feeling al
lusi ons in regard to the nomina ion
Of sam. ilouston, for the Presden-
cy. II we are good at prophecy,
then the Times prefers the "Texan'
TO all other candidates living. W.
should like to have the Times or
any other kindred print, tell US what
claims Gen. Houston has on the
people to entitle him TO that honor.
Coming frs, from among The bulls
and bears Of ia, off Texas, without
the slightest mark Of craftsmanship,
he is singled out as the Democratic
standard bearer for the Presidential
race Of so! Gen. Cass, Benton.
Picayune Butler, Buchanan, all are
to be sacrificed in that great Battle
for the man that thought he killed an
Indian, amid the marshes OF Texas
frontier! Surely Republics are "m-
grateful! For the last few months
Gen. Sam. Houston has been a. The
North, as tt were upon an electonee.
ring tour, by way OF giving public
lectures, but wherever he has been
he has in most cases, left rather an
unavoidable impression, IN regard
to his intellectual power. But the
editor Of the Times. to the contrary
notwithstanding, continues to cling
his skirts with the forlorn hope Of his
being the most available candidate
that can be putupon :hs race course.
Well, the most we can say is, start
him ont, old boy, for we know Of no
target that would be better riddled
than Sam Houston's! We trust
he may be successful in the Demo-
cratic Convention.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26

AT q Court Of Probate holden at Sharon, with
in and for the District Of Sharon. on the 10th
day of February, 1882.
Present. CHA.. + SEDcwlcK. Esq, Judge.
TN motion Of David s. Car.tigh', Fac. Ad>
~ Uin,slrator gu the estate Of Mrs. DEMIS
MOUL TON, late of Sharon, within said dis
,rict. dee "ased, this Court doth decree that
six months be allowed and limited for the
creditors If said sstate to exhibit their claims
against the same. to the said Administrator. and
directs that public notice be given of this or
der bv advertising 70. a newspaper published
in Li,chfsld. and bv posting copy thereof
on the public sign post in said town IF Sha-
ron, nearest he place whs'e the deceased last
dwrlt. Certified from Rero,t.
AZ C. F. SEDGv"ICK, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26

NAUeArucK R. R. Co.-Tho Annual
meeting Of this Company was held hero
yesterday. We believe no change was
maze in the Board of Direction. From a
glance at the Reports, we judge that very
satisfactory statement was made as to the
"ffnirs Of the Company. The gross earn
'ngs for the yenr 1851. were 500, 227--be-
Ing an increase Of 81 per cent. over those
of the previous year. Deduc,ing iran.por
taiion expenses the earnings were 5 | Oh, $50.
Deduct from this sam the interest upon ihe
Bonds of the Company, and tho taxes paid
10 the State. and the net earnings appear To
have been 71.06l--i. Q. over 7 per cent.
upon the capital stock. During the year.
the amount paid for damages (result,ny for
the mos. part Gom an accident that occur
red two wars since) has been $22.+46. A
considerable amount has also been paid Enr
tile permanent Improvement Of the Road.
As further expenditures for Engines. Cars.
etc, are deemed expsdisn,. the making Of
Il dividend has for The present been post
poned.-[ Bridgepor, STANDARD.
A dispatch to the Boston Traveller states
that the Gymnasium contacted with Will
liains College WAS hurHt on Thursday after.
u"n last. Loss 81 900; no insurance,
~ Some Of the English savings banks
receive drpmias as little as one penny
Tie plan has induced some of the ,nosi de-
graded of the population to save their mos
"ey. thus improve their CONDITION.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
Fay Your Taxes.

ITO all persons lin ,le to pay Taxes 10 the
Il town Of Woodbury., notice 10 he-shy
given that the subscriber having received
warrants for the collection Of Town Tax
made ont on the List Of 1851, and due and
payable st OF February. 1859. will attend
at the Drug Store adjoining the Post Office
in said Woodbury.. ON Monday. the 23d day
of February. lt52. Ar the Store of Joseph
Wheeler in said Woodbury., on Tuesday.
the cath dsy Of February. Also. a aaid
Drug Store On Saturday, the 2Sth dav Of
February, irCm 70 Z O'Clock, p. A., on
each 81 said days, for the purpose Of recei.
wing payment Of said Taxes. :
All persons who neglect The foregoing
netics mag expecI 70 pay fees.
HENRY MINOR, ColleusOr.
Woodbury., Feb. 81, 1852. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
nThe editors of Newspapers in

RTThe editors Of Newspapers in
Hungary, are compelled 10 send in TO
the authorities a list Of the sub
scribers to their papers. This is for
the double purpose Of ascertaining
those who tavorthe opinions express
ed by the editors, and Of preventing
the free circulation ofpolitical knowl-
edge ameng the people. , ....-
No one can look upon the govern
ment which requires such system
of censorship without being convin-
ced that tits oppressive and the
state Of things il goyernmc ntmust be
Of the most depiorable kind. Yet
we havet those 4 amongst us who sneer
at the noble efforts or Kossuth towards
freeing hi, fatherland from so CALLING
q ,oadage and 90 great humiliation.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
jar. &c. 1852.
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
OF THE . s.,. -s.sr
Farmers Grading Co.


DElT KNOWN that we, The subscribers do
ID hereby a. socisle ourselves a. bod po-
lite aud corporate, pursuant TO ~. provisions
of the l4th Chapter, Of Title Sd If the revived
Statute of the state Of Connecticut, eniitle d
OF j." Joint Siock Corporation and the fol,
lowing ATE the Articles OF OUT Association and
agreement.
Art I. The maine of said Corporation shall
be the Farmers Trading Company"
Art. II. The capital stock Of said Corpora.
ton shall be 5000. and the said capital stock
shall be divided into $2OO shares OF $25 each
share.
Art III. The purpose for which said COT
psraiion 10 established is the following. viz
To do business as wholesale and retail r,er-
chants, to buy, sell and deal IN all kinds Of
g"od.. wares and nero handlze. and all articles
necessary and convenient fnr the prose cui 10 i,
Of said business, and geHerall, to d ell things
incidental to said business and necessary To- he
management Of The same, Also. to buy, sell,
and deal in stacks.
Art. Nv The Statute Law of the State Of
Connecticut relating TO Joint Stick Corpora.
tions. is hereby part .cuiaIly referred to and
made part Of these Articles. and this corpor-
alton hereby established and organized under
aud pursuant to The sad .;tatule Law shall
have the powers. and proceed according tn The
regulations described and specified therein.
Art. v. Each subscriber to these Articles
agree TO take the number Of shares annexed
!" his or her name, If the capital stock 1t said
corporation, each share to he S25 az afnresa,d,
and to be paiu for by ins!slm-n,s 40 the d..
'eciors Of said corporation shalt call in the
same
Art.VI. The sal corporation 10 established
and located in the town If Wa:eriswn, Itch.
field County State ot C"nnect icut.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26

Lieutenant Bedford PIN, r. NJ,
who has now been some time st.
Petersburg, endeavouring to obtain
Russian permission and cooperation
in proceeding through Siberia to the
Polar Sea, in search Of Sir John
Franklin. has returned to England,
shaving failed in all his endeavoIs to
accomplish the great object he had
IN view. This officer Is now volun-
teer, for employment, in the expedi-
iion intended for the search to the
north west Of Wellington Channel.
esq Ef IS So 9st Ia
rAnother dreadful accident
. occurred on the. 18th on the Erie
Railroad at Deposit. at which place
th es passenger train was for dinner
The freight train came along az n
, tremendous ralc.. and ran into the
rear car Of the passenger train,
1earing IL to pieces, killing three per-
ons and wcunding several others.
RfMrs Gaines has Lost her case
} in the U. s. Supreme Court. This,
we suppose, will end her efforts to
recover the New Orleans estate.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
I o. of o. F.

Grand Eacampment, State Of Conn.
The officers elected for the ensuing wear
are-C. l.. Hubbard. of New Britain. Grand
Patriarch /; P. l.. Cunningham, NorwaIk,
H. p, F. Turner, New Haven, Senior
Warden. Adna Whiting, Plainville. Junior
do, L.. A Thomas, New Haven, Scribe, S.
Bishop, New Haven, Treasurer, F. M.
Brown, Windsor Sentinel, Gu. Gruman,
Norwalk Representative. .-s a.s-
The following are the officers of the
Grand Lodge for the ensuing year, Grand
Master. George w. Benelict. Waterbury,
Deputy G. NJ, Frederick CLi,ten,ien. New
Preston. Grand Warden, F nj, Brown of
W 'sor. Grand Treasurer, Samuel Bishop
of New Hanen, Grand Secretary, l.. A..
Thomas. New Haven, Representative to
U. ). Graad Lodge, Samuel Lynes, Nor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26

Acknowledgement. - We are under
repeated obligations TO the Hon. Me ssrs
Chapman. Bissell, Smith, Seymour, &c.
for congressional documents and papers.
Also--to the Hon Jonathan Kilbourn of the
Ohio Senate, and John M Kilbourn of the
Pennsylvania House of Representatives,
for valuable Legisla. live documents,
COVE have look over, The congressional
proceedings for week past, but find little
or nothing worth reporting.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
KaahingfNn.

A Temperance Convention will be held
in Washington on Tuesday, March I'd,
commencing at 10 A NJ. A special invi.
tation is extended to all cIergymen in the
County, several of whom have already
signi led their intention to be present and
address the Convention. Friends Of IN c
cause in other towns are invited to attend.
By order of the committee of arrange
men,s, F. w. QUINN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
Al a Court Of Probate holden at New Milfol
February 10th. 1852. ...

Al Court Of Probate holden at New Milford
February 10th. 1882. .. 90 -.
Preseat. DAVID c. SANFORD. Esq Judge.
ESTATE Of HARVEY BUCKINGHAM.
IL late Of New Milfoid. deceased, the Ad-
mInisiratorg represents the Estate insolvent
and prays the appointment Of Commissioners
thereon-whereHpon. ordered, that Commits
sioners 10 receive, examine, and adiust the
claims of the creditors sf said Estaie Be an.
pointed at the Probate Oficei New Milford,
on the 18th day of March, 1882, at 3 o'clock,
afternoon. and that all persons interested in
said Esta.e may be notified thsreoE lhe Ad.
minisiTa,or will cacse this order to he pub.
lshed in newspaper printed. in LitchielJ,
asd post = copp thereof on the s,gn post near.
est to the last residence Of said deceased, in
said New Milford. Certified from Record.
- Attest, D. c SANFORD, Judge,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
From The NsuUark DIily AdUsrtissr.
Rev. Ethan Oshorn

FairfeLd, ". j., Feb. 10.
A short but Interesting statement was
recently published in the Daily. respect
ing those still surviving who were pris-
Oners in the old Sugar House in New
York. 1t may not be uninteresIing TO
many to learn further that another, WHO
narrowly escaped confinement IN that
place. is now residing in this township.
refer to Lhe Rev. EthGn Osborn, who
was one of the garrison at Fort Wash
inxton. though prOvidsnsially absent at
the time OF the surrender. A short time
before that event he was taken sick, and
Obtained leave TO cross the river 10 the
Jersey side, aud remain there till his
health should be restored. A few days
before the attack ON the Fort. he recelv-
ed message directing him to return, If
his health would permit, and this he
prepared to do. hut was unlntentional'y
delayed. In the mean time the Fort
was attacked, the garrison surrendered,
and the prisoners were IN -uched down to
New York and confined in the Sugar
House, and there treated with such
cruelty that out of % who were natives
Of the same place with Mr. Osborn.
(Litchfield, Conn., only 2 survived
line old gentleman looks back upon this
as an escape from certain death; feeling
assured that Il he had not been detained,
contrary to his intentions. from returning
to his post. his constitution, naturally
weak. would have sunk under the priya
tons Which llis companions suffered.
Mr.. Osborn is in his 94th year. Fol
ffty-four years he was pastor OF the
Presbyterian Church in this place. re-
tanning the pastoral relation until some
seven years ago. when he resigned, and
a successor was appointed. He retains
the affections and esteem Of his people
in remarkable degree, and often taxes
part with me in the services OF the Sab
bath. 70 o. Q. NJ.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
Litchfelt. Probate Disl rict. -.
Prnbaie Cnnrl. Feb. 10. 1902,

ESTATE Of MARTIN PRATT. late Of
AZ Litch6eld in sa,d district, deceased; Or
dered. that the Administrators on said EstA q
exhibit TO this Court their Administration &C.
count with said Estate for setilemen, and adj.
jus,men', az ihe PROBATE Office IN Litchfield,
on the 2s'h dav Of February, 1882, at 2 o'clock
in the afternoon. f
And thar all persons interested may have
due notice thereof this Court directs the Ad.
minisirators Of said E1tate to publish this err
DEE in newspaper printed in Litchfiel6. and
post copy thereof on the sign post in said
town of Li,chfeld, nearest the place where
said deceased last dweit.
# Certified from Record
42 HENRY R. GRAVES, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26

At Court Of Probate holden III Torrins,ou
within and for the District of TOrringtop.
on the l4th day of Feb. A. d.. 1882.
Present, HENRy s. BARBoUR. Eaq. Judge.
ESTATE If POMEROY LEACH, late
IL Of Torripgton, in said district decsas.
ed. the Administrator represents the estate
insnfvent, and prays the apppintment Of
Com missioners thereon--W hereupon. Or.
dered. that Commissioners TO receive. az.
anime ana adjust the claims of the credi.
tors of said estate. be appointed Al the Pro.
bate Office in said Torrington. on the Is,
day Of March. 1852. at nine o'clock in the
forenoon. and that all persons Interested i'm
said estase may be noiiied thereof The Ad.
lninistrafor will sauce this order TO be pub.
lished In newspaper printed in Li,ehfsld.
and pos, copy thereof on the public siga
post nearest the place whore the deceased
las, dwelt in said Torring,on. Atrue copy
Of Record.
Al HENRY 8. BARBoUR. Judge.
At Court Of Prsbate holden at Now NIL.
ford, in and for the District of New Mil.
ford, on the 4fh DAY Of February. 1852.
Present. DAVID &. SANFORD. Esq, Judge.
TTPON The application Of Mrs Be.say, &.
u Hunt. of said New M,llsrd, shewiag
TO this Court that sha 10 the Guardian Of
Henry j. Hunt and Sabrina A. Hunt, both az
said Nsw N ilfsrd. minor ehildrvn ar Heni.
S. Hunt, deceased. belanelng 20 said district.
Said minors are the owners of slse is,iIowing
real estate, viz about three quarters Of an
mere Of land ~ ing nc Nprshyilla. in said New
Milford. with d yelling house, store. Lara.
horse.shed, and other hail.lineS ,hsreen.
II being the homestead Of the szld B..Dj. s.
hunt. deceased. subject totlieslo az the
widow Of said deceased gheFein. valaed at
about $500. THAT the ssfafe Is At lreScne
unrroductiye that the avails thereof are
wanted for the support, nainisna7ee aud
education Of said minors. and that y I'll Do
for the advantage Of eaid miners m cell IKE
/ same and invssf the asaiis taere0f aec0rd-
ling TO law; wherefore che says thaa there
| is inst and reasonable eauss lar ssiling the
sasno. She thersE8e prays safs Couse "a
order said real estate % o. s6Id aud is en-
power her Or some other meet pagsna 10
Is9if the same. pursuant e the fiatnlA Ia
such ense made and rrolidaA
Isn Oh nERE That the sAid anpllraiion
b. heard and dnlermined ID ghU Probate
Qaice ia New Mlllera, 10 ~ m ~ Y
April 1852, n 8 asaleek. fsronn0a snd
1hAk anollcn llssfaof he PuhlisIst + aslna
public newspapers aSas llls "a IA shara
such real estate iies. three weeks enccsss.
ively. at least six wseks hei6rA ania slms
assigned.
% DAVID c SANFORD. Jaa.A
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
KOSSuth.

The great banquet at Cincinnati, took
place on Saturday evening. Kossuth is
receiving. the telegraph says. from one
thousand to fifteen hundred dollars d ally
from societies and individuals, in aid OF
Hungary. He was to have spoken yester-
day to the public, at the Hamilton Rail
Road Depot, On Wednesday, he starts for
Indianolis.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
Norfolk.

. TIE Delegates to the state Convention
are, William X. Peck, Ssm'I d. NOrthwsy,
Z Q Brown. William c Odell.
Senatorial Convention. John K. Shop.
ard. ] o NOrthway, VIM B Rice. Warren
S Brown.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
MARRIED.

On the 10Th ult,, by Rev. J. B M'Creary
Mr. A Dickens0n. Of G"sl'en. Conn.,, and
Miss Sarah T Law, Of Liberty. Penn.
In LirchheId, Michigan, Nov "a Levi
Van AIKEN to Sarah L. SiOddarCl-Jnn 1,
Giles M,'shicr to Mary Ann Stnddard-
both daughters of Mr. William Stoddard,
formerly of this town.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
H District Of Woodbury.. O.. !
Probate Court. Dee. 29th, 1851. {

EsTAT8 Of Gel. JOSEPH AMBLER, late
Ia Of Be,hlem, in said district, deceased, the
Court of Prostate for the district Of Woodbur,
hath limited and allowed eight months from
the 81 Of November. 1851, Tor the creditors Of
said estate. represented insolvent, in which 10
exhibit their clain.s th.r.to, and has appoint
cd Abraham Beecher, and James Thompson.
Commissioners, ~ receive and examine said
claims. Certified by -,4., @
CHAs. B. PHELPS, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the late residence of the deceased in
said Bethlem. on The oath dav oi March, and
81 day OF July, 1852, at l o'clock. In the after.
noon. on each Of said days, fer the purpose If
attending on the business Of said appoint ment
ABR All AN BEECHER, 1t'ommis.
JAMES THOMPSON, }sioners.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-.
quested to make immediate payment to
42 JOHN c. AMBLER, Admir-.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
81 Ed.

In this tOwR. 18th inst, Mrs Sarah Pier.
pont aged S. muiher Of Chief Justice
PlerpOnt Of VeuRont.
In Utica. Miss A Lewis agod IS. form r.
ly Of this village.
In Sharon. Mrs DENIS Moulton 81 Mrs
Mary. wife Of Orman Heath, FOI.