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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-01-01
J. J. BOOTH & CO.
DEALERS IN

CHINA, Glass, Earihen and Brittania
~ Ware. Looking t;lasses, Table Cutlery,
Tea Tongs, Solar Lamps, GirandoIes, va.
Ses, Window c0rnice aud Housekeeping
Articles generally.
The subscribers solicit the attention a
ON and NEw Hnusekeepers, TO their large
stock Of housekeeping articles just received
for the FALL TRADE.
We are prepared To exhibit ms good an
assortment Of almost every kind Of Goods
usually kept in House furnishing Store,
,as can be found in Hartford, Nee Haven,
eer Bridgeport, and at prices tullas low. ",
Waterbury, Oct. 22'i, ls5l 3m24
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District of l .itchlield Sc

Probate Court, Dec. 2Sth, 1851.
ESTATE OF ANDREW NORTON,
IA of Goshen, in said District, an assign
ing debtor under the, Statute, for the bene-
fit of his creditors: Ordered, that Commits
sioners on said assigned Estate to receive,
examine and dust the claims of creditors
against the same, be appointed at the Pro-
bate Office in Litchfeld, on the 18th day of
January, A. D., 1852, at 3 o'clock, in the
forenoon and that all persons interested in
said Estate may be duly notified thereof,
the Trustees OF said assigning debtor will
publish copy Of this order in newspaper
printed in Litehfeld, and post like copy
on the sign post in said town of Goshen,
nearest the place where said debtor resides.
Certified from Record.
"a HENRY B. GRAVES, Judge
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$40 Re WARD

MILL be paid g aay person Who vii
Wv buy box Of DIR Terrel's Healing
Ointment, and use e according e dlEenr
lions, ii they will call q my once and sAl
with clear conscience thai Y does uns
completely cure Chapel Hands = hLlhlainss
Sore. Lips, Baras aud FFeezes. Sores az
lChiI1Ien. and greatly ellevial2 IL n0l -
tire n cure Salt Rheuna, and most diseases
Of the skin. See advertisements
MONROE TERRELs
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within aud for the District of N 1rfok.
on the 10Th day Of DECEMBER, A. D 1851.
Present, VIM K. PECK, Esq, Judge.
I'm motion oil Samuel D Northway, Adj
- minisirator on The Estate of ERAS-
TUS l. HO \ E, late of Norfolk deceased,
this Court doth authorize and direct said
Administrator to render his Administration
account to this Court, approved and accep
lance at the Probate Office in Norfolk, on
the 18th day of January, 1852, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, Of that day. And
that all persons interested may have due
notice of the same, the Administrator will
cause this ord r 10 be published in news
paper printed 10 Li'chfeld, and post copy
on the public sign post 10 said Norfolk,
nearest the place where the deceased last
dwelt. VIM. X. PECK, Judge.
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Dated at West Wins,ed, Nov. 4rh, 1851.
Sn Agents Wanted To Tray.

Published BY tTder oT The President aud d.
rectors. JOHN HINSDALE, Secretary.
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AT a Court of Probate holden at Torrington
within and for the District of Torrington,
on the 22d day of Dec. A. d., 1851.
Present, Henry s. BARBOUR, Esq. Judge.
I'M motion of VIM. Leach. Administra.
" tor on the Estate of THEODOSIA
MARIA LORD, late Of Torrington, within
said district. deceased, this Court doth de-
cree that six months he allowed and limit
ed for the creditors of said Estate to exhi.
bit their claims against the same to the
Administrator !; and direct that public no.
tice be given of this order by advertising in
a newspaper publishelin Litchfeld County
and by posting copy thereofon the public
sign post in said town Of rorrington, nearest
the place where the deceased last dweIt.
Certified from Record.
"a HENRY s. BARBOUR, Judge.
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Unable CUTLERY, $50 grocs Of Wade &
i ButchersuperiOr Table Cutlery, lusi re-
eeived BY nOLCOAB LYON
50 Water aFeei. Bridgeport
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At Court of Probate holden at New Mil
ford, in and for the District of New Mil,
ford, on the 9th day of Dee. 1851.
TSTATE OF FRANCIS STONE, late
~ of New Milford, deceased, the Ad-
ministrator represen, the estate insolvent,
and prays the appointment of Commission
ers thereon: Ordered that Commissioners
to receive, examine and adjust the claims
of the creditors of said Estate be appointed
at the Probate Office in New Milford, on
the 10th day of January, 1852, a, O'Clock
afternoon and that all persons interested
in said Estate may be notified thereof, the
Administrator will cause this order to he
published in newspaper printed in Litch
field, and post copy thereof on the sign.
post nearest to the last residence of said de-
ceased, in said New Milford, and in one
other public place in said New Milford.
A true copy of Record. Attest,
"a ID G SANFORD, Judge.
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A. Court of Probate holden at Norfolk,
within aud for the District of N 1rfoll1
on the 18Th day Of Deccmner A. D 1851
The daily union., 1852-04-14
CITY OF WASHINGTON.
WEDNESDAY moRSIra. APRIL IA, lssa.
c~..ss.s.-r...a.y.


SEsArE-on motion by Mr.. Hunter the Senate took
up the joint resolution for the extension Of the Capitol
He moved at the Senaie recsds from the amendment TO
which the House had refused its assent
After some remarks from MIR Borland in opposition
to the motion. ii was agreed to--yeas 80, nays 10.
Mr. Hale introduced joint resolution for the relief Of
the laborers who have been thrown out Of employment
in consequence Of the suspension OF the work on the
Capitol
The Joint resolutions the subject OF non.inieyen-
lion were taken up and Mr. Bell spoke thereon after
which the further consideration of the subject post
poned until Wednesday, 2st instant, and the Senate
adjourned.
HOUSE, OF REpREsEETATWEs-Afte many honorable
members had presented various resolutions of their re-
specve State legislatures subjects Of local interest
all OF which were appropriately referred-M Stanton.
OF Tennessee, addressed the House at length in favor
of the naval discipline bill. Mr.. German then made a
report from the Committee on Printing. upon which de-
bate arose. occupying the attention Of the House until
the hour OF adjournment
The daily union., 1852-04-14

mainly in New York the election and policy OF General
Taylor; the crisis OF sectional agitation the adoption OF
the Compromise the prompt whg reputation at the
North OF the northern whig compromise President when
called to power in provdents defeat OF northern hig
expectation; the unfortunate though temporary schism
at the South TO the best mode OF making stand
against further northern aggression all OF these events.
each in its place and time, needed open the
way 10 the present position OF the whg party. shows
by It's northern State conventions and elections, its con-
gessona votes and lis deliberations, resulting in
the manifest purpose of sectional under the
banner OF Gen. Scott.
In this state Of things. hold that the path and policy
OF the national democratic party plain. They stand
upon the underground OF established public policy
irrespective OF sectional issues under which the country
is tranquil prosperous and contened In regard TO the
sectional questions. they can, in the coming canvass
stand firm upon the ground OF Adjustment in which
the whole South and the overwhelming majority OF the
democratic masses at the North. have deliberately ac
quiesced and willing faithfully TO observe and main
tain. Assuming this position in their national ogan
zaiion, they not only place themselves in harmony
with the main line Of their Stale organizations through
out the country, but at the time, and what is
important they rally 10 their aid The sloie force of
useless further sectional strife Thousands OF voters
who seldom out to vote in presidential cleo
tion. ready that sentiment II sentiment
which every TO be founded on the constitution
OF the country and desire to maintain it, If we are
desnedthe North and the Southto continue, in spirit
and in fact well in form, federal Union then the
democratic party planted on this ground and aided by
this sentiment, will prevail in the coming canvass, as it
has since the adoption OF the Compromise prevailed the
country through If, on the other hand the North and
the South henceforth to be "unequally yoked to-
gethe as hostile sections ourneying with wathful
recrminatons and mutual injuries towards open rup
tare. then will the whg party place its candidate in
power through sectional canvass, the watchword Of
which is "No cooperation nor union Of northern and
southern men on such sectional questions the const
tuition has left 10 be decided by the federal %
The daily union., 1852-04-14
Tn. Obstruction Law OF Psan.yIvan,..

The Importance Of the principles involved in the recent
act passed by Pennsylvania, repeating the sixth section
of what is known the obstruction law induces TO
lay before readers the very able speech Of the Hon.
Mr. Bonham on the subject. He lays bare the sophs.
tries under which Governor Johnston expected to
the censue OF his constituents. while he pandered TO the
interests Of the aboonists Thespeech is also learned
commentary on the opinions Of the Supreme Court in the
celebrated Prigg case and convincing reuation of the
argument which has been relied upon by the higher law
Of the North to defeat the execution of the fugitive
slave law.
The daily union., 1852-04-14
HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVES,


To The Editors of Me Uaionand Republic:
GENTLEMEN Enclosed send you correspondence
between the Hon. A. B. Davis and the Hon. Joseph s.
Cotman, OF Maryland, held my instance, the sub
ect OF the procurement and practical of guano for
general agricultural purposes. Many OF my con-
st,uents in Mississippi, and the planters OF the South
generally, turning their attention the OF
deemng exhausted lands and the information given by
Mr. Davis will therefore be acceptable large class of
agrcultursts in the South,
May ask of you TO give the correspondence a place
in your widely circulated journaIs'
With great respect your obedient servant,
JOHN ID. FREEMAN.
The daily union., 1852-04-14

We learn that Kossuth arrived in our city yesterday,
and took rooms at the National Hotel He is accompa
MED by Mad. F. Pulszky and his wife, Paul Harck,
and Captain Grechenek He will remain in Washington
two three days, aud during this time will visit Mount
Vernon He was called upon yesterday afternoon by
several members of Congress whom were Sena.
tors Cass, Shields, and others.
The daily union., 1852-04-14

lion and barrier to the enterprise and prosperity Of its
people
have the honor TO be- very respectfully your o6sdient
servant, A. b. DAVIS.
Hon JosErH S. CorrnAs.
The daily union., 1852-04-14

Injury TO THE rRurr.-The southern Ohio and In
diana papers report that most Of the fruit-cheHies
peaches apples. and pearswhich had escaped the ex
treme cold of the past winter has been destroyed py re-
cent frost The Brookve a) Advertiser says that "he
loss ia jncaculable Our present impression is that
or fifteen years OF constant Horticultural app
cation will not bring back orchards TO where they
were last summer"
The daily union., 1852-04-14

LATER FROM TExAs-The Texas papers OF the ID inst.
filled with accounts Of damage done by freshets
Several lives lost, bridges swept of. and cattle
drowned All the principal streams had overaowed but
subscq ucnty receded Isaac c. Polk, member OF the
last Texas Legislature. lately died at San Augustine A
disease resembling the Asatc cholera broke out in the
vicinity OF Huntsville about three weeks ago. and was
very fatal in several families Col. John Hume lost
thirteen OF his negroes, and about years old
The health OF the place has since been restored The
disease first appeared among gang of negroes recently
arrived in the neighborhood, from Georgia, several OF
whom died
The daily union., 1852-04-14

The OBJECTIONABLE INDIAN TREATY IN OREGos.--
The Baltimore Sun says the statement made on the au-
thory Of the Rev. H. H. Spaldng, late missionary OF the
American Board to the Oregon Indsns-that treaty
was formed with the tribes OF the middle districts in
Oregon an article Of which provides "ihat American
missionary shall ever again enter their country"s con-
tradicied by President Fillmore, in answer TO letter
the subject from the editor OF the Philadelphia Sun The
Presiden, states that thirteen treaties have been formed
with the Oregon Indians, and that, with exception,
they all bear the signature OF Mr. Spaldng himself, who
associated with the superintendent in their negoa
tion and in no one OF the whole number il there any
provision whatever that gives the slightest semblance Of
truth TO Mr. Spaldngs statement.
The daily union., 1852-04-14
HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVES,,

April o. 1852.
DEAR SIR enclose to you answer 10 your inqui-
res in relation TO guano from Hon. Allen Bowie Davis
of Montgomery county Maryland. which think will bs
satisfactory and gratifying 10 you aud venture TO sug
gest to you TO have il printed for circulation.
Very respectfully, your obedienl servant,
JOSEPH S. COTTMAN.
Hon. J. d. FREEMAN.
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JANIS s. sISDFoRD, commissioasss.
WILLIAM s. GRE0oRY,)
HsxRr L. DAvns. Attorney ji3 INST
mo the HEIRS AT LAW of CALEB C. JEN.


II kINGs, Charles s. jennings, Aass d. Jensss Abby
% SSn and ..s .as cp.n, Ss
M ELIAS d. OGDEN. Of the Ja'tees OF the snpsD:
Of the County uors price vss
Of al that , Of land orssd BY yoS situate - me ,ow-sep
ed oows Beennne stale IN The hse Of an;s OF the sad
diseased Which ,aIs line Of the EIienson Of he
Morris and Lser Railroad fom Dover at present ocafed asd
sss ~s: rom .p. corner TO snss q Albert Rsss and
ran. bsnes ons u. sad .s Of Jsnsn and po',d.o. sos
bsethence parallel with snd thrse rods from the above neA
sn .os S degree. and y
chains and -.sy n. % . - ne .S se . q
eighteen degrees wet o.e chain and sst .Ioss
st chains ssd forty f'e nsshesee norh De-
and iny mastss east ose ehas snd h eft Inks tos
seventy degrees east eish cham. add e. haL. % stake
!. the ne Of The said Jenn"ss sna sno'e %
nts to the place Of besss containing one acre and
piece fne the o-abp aad eoas, Aforesaid eoasdsd
-. ~ M =; snss = s sss 49,. s'.'s
the ud. Of william corws ssd N The -ss'.ry Lae q ~
seventy links along the line Of the said Jsssns and horrsee
the Norn Railroad from Dover located sad
sked sosb, seventy I've degrees "e one ehss and nIse
corwishenee oss .ad se south, forty Ave degrees
s. "s as .r n &C.. q s s .s AZ
ssned be sustained BY reason OF taxing the sane br me
srs .r ss,hons~s OF required b.
.nds required b. d. ,.d Company :. Pen Of the oass d =;
W. he coasty oS Eosd 70 pos Dswars River
ne. De Tow. # "a ss s. tie cs Az % s
the Morn. snd Esser Rsrosa oompss rs..se y.sssy
,:ss .Is ssl: :4 s..s ~ o
s s,r H Sa s sr q he c' o. s
STATE q SewJeey TO ..r The .S sDps.os asa m.ls s .sa
ss shall prc.sed 'hss and ,sse % ss. ssh ap
:.s:is .S,ss s.is-D..s 1'a i; iss sspr.
sie Aw4FArs Associate Justice Of saprsme Court
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COURT.-In the matter Of the ap-

,Ieauop Of the Mayor Aldermen commoaay Of the CAY
q New YOrt relative 70 the OPENING OF r.
subscnbers Of Estimate and Assessment 10 the
entitled duly appointed By rule Of the sspssne
I.sss,se Of the people Of New fo, ented A.
Act 70 entitled rsdscs several hss tsA.e
iNs passed Apr 90 1892 abstract Of the estimate AZ
Of the Commissioner in the above matter
e Of the owners Of the los ssss'se s namos o. ssss
and the amount Of assessment ~betnef @
ako all the shdars estimates and othrr aoee-
hs,e been deposited Once Of the CITY
aad County Yok for inspection OF whomscsver nay
concern for Of least sxv days before me conos
so.e said Supreme Court At the time ane
place hereinafter mentioned I'D the said Conmonss sr.ss
n,e louce the requirements OF the act entities An
u srssd an Act entitled relation the soIectoa Of A.
the City and County OF snd 90
ether purposes, psssed May H. sW pssses nay T. lst
and lands affected thereby that tey have cnpese
tSer Estimate and that oil persons whose 'Hteses
aue-ed present their objections 10 wnuns, w ~ -
NARD Esq, Chairman OF the ssid Csmmssionsfs ~ s
New Yok within thirty days date Of this And hss
embraced BY this assessment are a. iouow mat
All the lot, pieces or parcels Of snS ns Nv o. ~ ~
Inc side Of 10Th the west y The esery nne o. es ~
s sorh BY the bne OF the eeatsr Of the obcl
and ssd o. the sosth oy The nns o. ne eeutss ~
boek and bh AID also al he s pieces o.
parcels OF land situate ns and being said City, described and
follows wt On the east BY the westerly hns OF
Of hh marx on the Hud.os Kver On tns
a. on The south b. bbch
And the said ccmmss.oaess further vs soess,
scented sapes Court Of the State Of New foh Special
the said Court, to be held the CITY Han Of the CITY 81
New York saturday Of March opsnn0
that day. hsesher counsel b
heard and hat tsen and there moon w be made that ~
Report be confirmed Dated New fork, Jan g. 1854
MOSES MAYNARD, ia,
JAMES s; sIspFoaD, Commissioner
WILLIAM GREGoRY)
u.~u n n.vts
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DR.. ROBACK'S LECTURES on AS

IL TROLOGY and MAGIC--LEcruRE NUMBER ONE;
Things which appear incredible TO the skeptc aud are onsd
at y the shallow science admitted BY the
candid and the rejecting when the evdencem OF character
30 ovel wheng and positive that to question 10 to douot
all history deny the proof Afforded by denona
tive experiment. Astrology science In Chaldee TIVE
bsutspd wears before Christ and know that Bede Cecil
and Lilly three great in English history were arm
believers its revelations Cecil calculated the nativity OF
Queen Elizabeth and his predictions were fulfilled 10 the
letter. Lilly traced in the horoscope Of s AZ hs
fortune from his from Cansbrook
tie TO his death BY the az at Whitehall In latter times sr
Walter has been numbered the believers In As
trolosy the of this Lecture could bring Thousands
persons sweden testify that for 300 the gin OF
expoundns human destiny by the stars has been hereditary
the Roback family He himself predicted the downfall OF
Louis Philippe the death Of Charles Albert Of Sardinia the
abdcaon OF the Emperor Of Austria and the riumpho OF
Louis Napoleon Othe latter he has that he will
be sacrificed banshed by the French people within tive
years In cases of disease of all kinds DR. G. w RosAcK
has been wonderfully successful He adapted his science
all the details of life and every department OF business
well in affairs Of the heart guarantees that his advice
shall be infalible -
All letters to C. w. ROBACK, No Whte-st. will be
regousy attended If prepaid For particulars call
and get Astroogcal Almanac gratis where cehcatcscan
ha
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BASY ST. nvn esssswxA 4 70 rxU ,<s b ~ cs u ~:
ussss.s : - - =
= Lss,,s. 4 =: ssss q .s s,,.' :: @
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rss.s ,.s srs sss,s asrss, .ss sSs nav : =
snns Wss ' d. ss ,'sss's 2 e.s.ssi st Sssss
err. at he ose. q cAsr's r.ysr rss u. CHA q he n
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hs .nn.set :, the ssve~.,.i ssa A.ssusss sss
ss. Of s.s.s s. sss. Sssu sss q .s.
.s II q. -, sss s o. e. s- = Trey ss sshs
.orshers 80. q Albany :. % nss.s - ss.s. -
sso 40: sss s.s:: .. q. : ..sssss s w:
-. S 81 o. u: .. nh Ne H. ws
and the .o~thef eide Of cedrst ell lie be sss -
sos,lssS .s. o. Tssnss., al III. S % se ass q csss
ersrseh sns wrsst The Ioss he vsssse0
sas,-r SIDE Of rnsy place from R>corss Its V
sss nsn, esss "a kss,S s us Ct 70 ssss .st sss
and Texnesst ant known ssd Conn~soseu' ~ ho
~p ~ sai :. ms asS MS Bros~yJ
add the t the Of ame- and Broadway knovs - III
supplemental abstract o. the Sad Commissioners. he
i... d As ,' 3. 70: q T.. g. .s.s Of ~ ID
With such n~ps ane the amount Of The sh~ks ~
socsm~s ~heh we're srd BY tn. commessrs IN n.iss a.
SUPPLEMENTAL Estimate and depstsd
Street Conmseone o6ee OF the CITY Of New Yod
for least thirty days before naAs
their Supplemental Report at the time and place HEREINAFTER
Aad the ssd COMMISSIONER that IL
Supplemental Report ~ be Supreme ~
the State Of New Yod SPECIAL Term Of The sad coas -
held the Hail. the City Of New YORK. Saturday the ~
day OF May n-x the Of the Coer hat day, anA
that then and there thereafter Coaase Aes
Win BE- made sad Supplemental Report oseksg
with The original Report Of the in The esea
,. confirmed Aud farther sAai ne s.ps
and dssarsenenss snttipi
VII By the hoa Henry r. Edwards Il -
absence BY Of The Jss.ess he cesr. ssp.s
Court Chambers, The City Hail, 10 tho City Of SsvYssh.
Taeeday OF April esbsk
Dated New York, April 5, lisa
$!sEI.: sS s:ss,., o.--......
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mo NAsONs and CARPENTERS.-SeaIsd

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y -, ia ~ sr s.aiss ss.ssi. .ksc.ssS
Ne WAR scbosk Hss 3 sed o. hs Viii Wssl
as ss. n The popassd uay tss -
- - ,sssrs Mr. e. g. Hzsest, he Chatham Bss
e<1S m prspsrab NEST - sddre>>sd - r. oWEknYs
- casnss Il 2s comnasse. asa niorsd - - 1880
n he psry nakinG - proposal AID - - ~ -
s.<sst &c sasss - Dssxt Arnlso tsdo
Dr.. H. SWGRNI,l cou.n6soo0s
H ssttAa p. l. vULTE. iWssd 100
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Corporation Notices.

CORPORATION NOTiCE.-Public Notice 10
hsfeeJ sven petition have pressn's 70 Tie bc>fd
Of Assstsnf Aldermen. Tor SEWER THOMPSON ST, ison
B~ecker Brooe and siso Thompsons IRON opposite ~
sIg Becisrfl Al interested, hzyns oeeton rfso,
requested present tie ~runs 70 the kasnrsf a. ~
ofce on or teSfe Nay Aequedu Deysfrn' ApH
es lssa NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
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OUPREME COURT.-Sylyester nj. Beard and

- William A. Cumming sssns, Francis swon-sammoas Or
demand CONTRACT Com not ITO Frances swoh,
defendant You hereby aad required
complaint this action, 6ed The oee Of the Clerk
County Of New York at the CITY Hall IN he City Of
New Yo and Of TO the said eonp1sf
the subscriber al bis Office No wsist IN the CITY Of New
of OF such service snd you AL 10 snswe hs
within the aforesaid the psnnu IN thus sefioa
for the Of hundred an< iorty
dollars with from the eth dsy OF December col
eighty dollars. from 18th Of February AL
oa sry Sos besdes the eostso this acton
Esr-Yors March n 1854 C. n BoyEE, Piaintns Atty.
n50 lsw6wTu kool wal "