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Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08

\, Court ot Probate holden at Norfolk with. in and for the District of Norfolk. on the l lth day ef March A. D, le52
 Present, WILLIAM K PECK. Esq, Judge. nN motion "t -oyd Humphrey. Execu or Ot o( lhe las; WllI and Testament of LEVI HUMPHREY, late of Norfolk within said Jis> ttici. deceasra. bhls Cnurt doth decree that six months from this date he allowed and i'niled for lhe creditors of said estale to ex hibtt their claims against the same 10 said Execul or--and directs that public notice he gwen of lis order by advertising in news paper published in Li,ehfihld, and by yo=tng a copy th<resf on the public sign pos, in said town Nc.foik nearest the place where ths deceased last dwsl,. Certified from Recald.
 WM K. PEcK Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08
A, Court of Probate holden at New Milford

A, a Court of Probate holden at New MiIfoFd
 February 18th. 1852. ..
 Present. DAVID c. SANToRv. Esq Judge.
 IN STATE of HARVEY BUCKINGHAM, EA ,a,e oi New Milfold. deceased, the Ad- mlnislrator represents the Estate insolvent and prays the appointment of. Commissioners thereon whereupon, ordered, that C"nmis- sioners to receive, examine. ana adJust the claims of the creditors of said Estate be sp. pointed a, the Probate Office in New Milford, on the 18th day of March. 1852. at 3 o'clock, afternoon, aud that all persons Interested n said Esta.e may be notified thrseok the Ad- minist, a,or will causs this order to be pub. lished in . newspaper printed in Luchheios and post copp thereof on the s,gn post near. 2. est to the last residence oi sald oeceasea' u"
 }. .a N.v, Milford. Certified from Record.
 v2 Altest. D. c, SANFORD. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08

At | Court of Probate hoklen at Norfslk for ,ils district of Norfolk, March 18th, 1852. ....
 Present, WM. K PECK Judge. ENSTALE of MARY NETTLETON, HI late of Norfu1k deceased. The Adj n,inislratOrs represents the Estate insolvent aud prays the appointment of Commission els thereon Whsre0pOn, Ordered. that Commissioners to receive. examine, and adjust the claims of tho creditors of said ;Estate, be appointed at the Probate Office in Norfolk on the l'lh day of April, 1852, al 0 clock afternoon. Ani that all per- sons interested in said Estate may be no- ,ifise thereof, the Administrator will cause this order to be published in N newspaper i.,el in Li'c!deld, and pos, copy there of on lls lnblic sign post in said Norf'lk.
 A true copy of Record.
 WI. K. PIE K Judge,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08
jar. 3e. lese.

lta Csurt of Probate holden at sLitch6eld.
 william and for the District of Litch6eld, l, on the 2p,h dsy Of MaEch, A. D, 1884
 prssent. HENRY B. CRAVE. Eq Judge.
 motion oS HARVEY P. SMiTHsAa4. Q ministratss on tho sstais Of AlmiEa Leavsnswsrih, late of Litchhsld, withiH asata .lh.t six mcnths from This date ke allowed MI limited for the creditoIs of ssid essate to er Aisii their elaine against the aane to said Administrator. and diEeeis thaf public notiee be given of this order AygAdvarfisine in \ newspaper published in Lslchfeld. and kr posting copy therssf l0u ihs ruAlie sixn' nSst in said tOwaei LitehGslds Aearssf the pIlce gwheFsthe deeessea last dwelf, r,'I '''s@
 Cefts6ea from NeeoPA. is ENA2 = CRAVE. &A0t
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08
Dslrict of New Milford, ss.
Probate Court March l3, 1852. !

Probate Court March l3, 1852,
 ESTATE of HARVEY BUCKING> EA HAM, late of New Milford in said District deceased. the Court of Probate for the district ofNew Milford hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereot' or the creditors of said Estate. represent ed insolyent, in which to exhibit their cI,lm thereto; and has appointed Albert N. Baldwin and Henry Buikley. Esq's: commissioners 70 receive and examine said claims. Certified by
 D. L, SANFORD, Judge ., The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at lhe residence of Harry Bucklng- ham in said New Milford on the l7th day of April, and the 18th of September, lSaa, at g o'clock in the forsnooh. on each of sald days, for the purpose of attending sn the business of said appointment. ALBERT N. BALDWIN, Commis'
 HENRY BULKLEY. {si'ne's.
 All persons indebted to said Estate, are req lesed 10 make immediate payment to HARRY BUCKINGHAM. Admis'tor'
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08

A, u Court of Probate holden at Salisbury
 within and for the District of Salisbury
 on the 18th day of February, A. D,
 1859.
 Present, JOHN G. MITCHELL Esq, Jucgr nN motion of John D. Joice, Exeeutor V Of the lasl will aud testament, on the Estate of Adam C. Dykeman, late of Salisbury, within said District, deceased i; This Court doth decree that Six months from this date, be allowed and limited for the creditors of sad estate to exhibit their claims against lhe same to the said Execa- tor and directs that public noice be given of this der, ny advertising in newspaper Published in LltGh6eld. and by posting Q copy thereof on tue public sign post in said town of Salisbury nearest the place where tLe dece;,sed lnst awelt.
 !. Certified from Record, JOHN G. MITCHELL, JuDsE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08
ARrIcEns or ASSOCIATION
m sus
Har-re,e aIing Co.


 DEITK KNOA.S that Ne, the suGscTIbeTs d ID hereby svsia,a 1TseiVss as body DO ,c aud co. l,saate, pursuant to tat provisIUn . .i the l4tfit hApial c lltle 4d cf the tevi'e' Sa,n;s Of tue N4te of Connecticut, eniitlt' n "Jeinl St,Hk Crrp'rarSUn," and the I&I wing are lGs, .ll a. lns gi VuI Associate" aA' |. ,eement.
 Art L Tbe nene of said Corporation snail Q 0 he sFarnYG.s l.4dlag Company.
 Ar, II ThS capital sock oi saul .Tlposd I.a .kall bs S00O. and tue sala csF,ss ,ss s'oC ,it be GYided into S1oo snstes oi R<' ese"
 Ali III. Th6 purpose for which said CO., u. ,ljon is established is the following, VIZ
 J, businees as wholesale and retail Ller- ..ats. to buy, sell and deal An all kInds of pc.. warea aud mere handize. and all aTtlcIes i..., ssaty and eanVenieai fuT the prose cutleI ,i husiness, and gsHsrall, to do all things i il-n,al to aaid business and necessary tsthe gem ... of :hs same. Also, to bpJ sell '.,. . aI In stocks.
 It. " The Statute Law of the State ot ,urc,icnt rel itlng to Joint Stock Corpora. [ tie hereby particularly referred to and l. palt of thesu Articles, and thiS cOrpoI- F hereby established and organized under {. i 'nrsuant to the said Statute Law shall :. the powers, and proceed according to the Ija,iono described and specified therein.
 nt, V Each subscriber to these Articles ...g to take the number of shares annexed !, ,or hsr name, of the capital stock of said F.. ,oralion, each share to be $25 as aforesaid. '; to bs paid fer by instalments aa the Di- .y ,rs of said corpora,ion shall call in the
 1t. VI The sail corporation is established esAted in the town ef Wa:ertewa, LiteA, L. l County State ot Connecticat.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08
SAVE YOUR MONEY.
Charles P, Freeman C

q rHdTs Frssnsan. RSdges. & e6.)
 IMPORTERS and J0BBERS.
 IA Broadway, New York. HAVE now on hand, and will be rreeiv.
 lsg daily through the season, New Goods, direct from the European nanutac- iuIers, and cash Auctions. rich, fashionable, fancy Silk Millinery Goods. Our stock ol Rich Ribbons, comprises every variety ol the latest and most beautiful designs im- ported. T.
 Many of our goods are manufactured Sx. preSSly to our order, from our own designs aud patterns, and stand unfivalled. We offer our goods for nett Cash, at lower prioos than any credit House tn America can afford W
 All purchasers will find it greatly to their interest to reserve portion of their money and make selections from our great variety of rich cheap goOds.
 Ribbons rich for Bonnets, Caps, Sashe and Belts
 Bonnet Silks, satins, Grapes. LisSeS and TarletOns. aHt
 EnbrOideries, Collar, ChsmisettS, CaPOs Bertllas. s.t.... .f .,
 Hubits, Sleeves. Cuffs, Edgings, and In- kertingS. Embroidered Reviere, Lace, and Hem stich Cambric Hdkfs. .ss...-.4 a
 B onds, Illusions, and Embroidered Laces for Caps. .s.
 Embroidered Laces for Shawls, Man.illa' and Wells.
 Honiion, Mechlen, Valsncisnes, and Brussels Laces, .... ...
 English and We've Thread, Smyrna Lisle Thread, and Cotton Laces'
 Kld, Lisle Thread, Silk, and Sewing Silk Gloves and Mitts.
 French and American Artificial Flowers
 French Lace, English, American and Italian.
 Straw Bonnels and Trimmings.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08

At Court of Probate holden a, New Mil ford within aud fur the District of Nov Milford, on the l7tA day of Jan. 1882.
 Pressnt.D D c SANFORD, Esa Judge. nN motion of the Exseu,or of ths lac, " Win of STEPHEN TREAT. la,e a New Milford. within said district, deeea.- ed This Cour. doth decree that six noa,hs from shls date be allowed aad limited for the creditors Of sad Estate lheir ciaims a. gainst the same to said Excculor. and di. rects that public notice Do given of this sr, der by advertising in newspaper publishei in Li.chheld, and sy posting a copy ,Aerss On the public sigs pest in said tswn of .NeV Milford. neares, the place where the aeoeas- ed laAt dweh.. as~a- Certified frsm Recsrd.
 D c. SANFORD Juas.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08
!R. We9'ySnaGss, Al fhe Old Stan&.

ry1.M HAVING procured an assistane 4 %GHK Matchmaker and Jewelsr, will A- on,inue to do any and all kinds watch repa,ring and watch ieweling that m.y he inil ilus,ed 10 his care in the best man- ,.@r and on reasonable terms, no pains will be s,'ared to give satisfaction to every customsts Thankful for past tavors he would solicit the e.'ntinuanee of thepHblic patronage. Alec . Chuice assortment oi Watches Jewelry sud F Yer Ware at low prizes for Cash.
 Liteh6slA, May 1901. sgs I!9
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08
IRON AND STEEL.
 EZRA CLARK. < co. CermSl of Front and Ferry Ste.
HARTFORD, CoNl

ttARTToRp. CoNNs t*A TTAvE for sale . large stock sfIrea and IlSleel. of ever, description required Ma. eninists. Blacksmlls and others, emhi acing . very great variety of kinds and sizes: togetksl with aiull supply ol best Anvi.s. Vices. Bel, lows and Blacksmith 5 tools generally .- Alof which are offered 10 purchasers on as avorable terms as can be obtained elsswh here
 -ALS0-
 A constant supply of 6rst quality of CUT NAILS and SPIKES, at manufacturers plics Hartford. Jan. 2els51. 'vSs
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08
oo,. .nts. Haven. Feb 9. 1ss2..
Hotel PrODerty for Nale.

'ANHE stock and fixtures lose se:her with three years' lease of tha, well lkuc~A and valuable Tavern Stand. situated in lhe Iron Works, Bfookfeld. Conn. The sieek consists offurni;urr horses, carriages. gceds in the store attached &c. Fot pariiculkrs enquire of the subscriber on the prsn,isss.
 NATHAN 1CRRKL.
 Breokfeld Feb leS9 Aw~
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08

The sub>cribers give notice that they shall meet at lhe- date residence of the deceased in said Belhlem, nn,lhe 24,h day ai March, and Sd day of July 1859, at o'clock. io the. after a"on. on each "f sald days, for tho purpose of attending on the business of said appoi n ment
 ABRAHAM BEECHER, ] t'ommis.
 JAMES THOMPSON, { *ioners. All persons indrh ed to said estate are re-. ques'ed to make immediate payment to
 l3 JOdN c. AMBLER, Adm'r.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08

Al c. .url ti Pruba,e holden al Norfolk, win.
 i,l and for the District ot Norfolk, on the 6th day ot March A D 1859, s.
 Present, WA K PECK, Esq, Judge -nN motion of Warren Cone Administrator O on the eslaie of Mary Nctlleton. lale ef Norfolk within said district. deceased: This Curt doth decree Ina, six mnnh. from lhis d,le be allowed and limited for the creditors ot said estate to exhibit the,r claims against ih. same to said A minist,ator, aud direc,s that public n~tice be give of this older by advertising in a newspaper published in L'ch6eld ahd by posting a cop, the, cot on th4, public sign post ifi said town of N.rfoIk nearest the niace whore ths decrased last dwelt C-iii6edir from Record,
 emeseass VIM K.PECK ludse,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08
BOOTH 6 PECK,

1nperIers of CkiNa and Akrfhen Ware. ID GRACEFULLY solicit the attention AO of fdealers 10 their assortment of China and Earlhen Ware, imported for the Fall Trade. We have just 30 Crates of Print. sp and cnmmon Ware, containing con. piets assortment. @Ab
 ALSO--A full stock of Glass Ware. Merchants will 6nd iI to their adva utass to cAli aud examine our prices before Pas chasing in New York.
 Orders by mail promptly 1lled.
 BOOTH q PECK.
 Wall street. opposite the City llatol, BriSgspnEt, Aue 9e IosI. 3mle
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08

7EA DOE hand. Pannell. rip and Asck LefAySawss Of Butchers. Spear e Jaekeah aRd Beekelss, al WhOlaals and retail Av
 HOLCOMB q LYOag. e Water strses, Bria1spat.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08
Distric, of Weodbury, ss.
Probate Coaet. Dee. 2slh. 1851. ,

.sesss Pr0hate Coutt. Dee. 29ih. 1851.
 E STATE of Gel. JOSEPH AMBLER, laie L4 oi Beihlen, in said district, deceased, ihe Court of Probate for the distract of Woodbur, hath limited and allowed eight mouths from the 3lof November, tS5 tor the creditors ol ga q estate. represented insolvent, in which to exhibit their claims th.r.to, and has appoint. ed Abraham Bsec her, and James Thompson. C"mmlssln ers, tn receive aud examine said claims. Certified by Efr
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08
Now and nOautifnl JeWOIry

of the latest importationsr cOnslantly on hand. and will bs sold low.
 Fine Gold and Silver Watches at the lowest possible prices. Shell and Baffaio Horn Combs, DressiuR. Combs, Hair. Brushes, Fine Table& Pock-, ct Cutlery, and rich Fancy Goods. STERLING SILVER WARE. Forks, Spoons, Cups. Gpbleis for presau. tation. Napkia Rings. Pie, Fsh cad Cake Knives, &c., Asc., made of esre silser 4sS seeyresfsd.
 A GoLD MHDAL was, awarded 1Aem by the Hartford County AgTicul,ugal Society. ia e5I.
 LokRR1o CauHcn,
 MxaMOn e DAT7KHsOM. Jar. se. lssa. pSm
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08
DYINa WOMAN SAVED,

We PMblish this care of Ceasunpfioa, it being oas cut of ~ many which can be adduced 10 prove ,hs haees to lave life. which this Ralsam possssss
 riendass ss ba m the sssy lest siegss of the dseaae- ArryALly DYING -epd in this case 70 tsr gone, that br fends had tssg tAs SlosA E kes skroud and etAss Dykemsa the wife of respectable mas ESsiding "a Bailsfoa NPe, Sesafsgs eosaty, N. Y "
 Mr ,Dyksmsn .wore to the facts before 7Ass tt Bsuston ~h0 ceries to the good character st hr Dykenaan EDr vefacity and respectable standing Nr JsAn sil rasrrhant at the same place also esrhei tat he kasg sn hs fscts as stated and that Mr Dyke
 ans E6s& For tho full particulars of sh
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08
pELlEIER inPQSSiRLK To LIEE.

ssee c., V " tsspsetahis aruraiss Wfots to rs Msy i9ah. leze: We hsss jast h1nrd through Mr Whitman
 respe@ele alfzen of kiA place of inpoFtsnt cnrs ( @sT%@ 1e ~hica hBARxb tuntAa uLmeEAmS & lgB;aesa oA ths eifa of an aeQuainsaaso 2 .ii a ele.t9 ia the Iews of ;Palslniu. in shis ( anu k8s A1d been long eonlned to har bed anS yrs so ai Dxe,4 aesnss1 dat her trisaas AsIisrsd c &tJ3 c zs siBs
 MpeeFNAa oms cav IoNoeR. b. whea ee slkR aps a.,sgly gailss, shs semms.ess sAsine assaIS le.Ag Ds.ss end iis L msalesi stAsa e1ng nhouL aud esisndl1 so her donlasNa he @ h6lt E1alTg 4A1 ddlN5l Eh1 aeknosirdeee n.d C e Wlo eNidar1 i11e aha q aaehlna % Haafs 1skDm Cor ka Ee4a4es ll9p I4ns, leVs14 en1 d919srens aiskness faA Ess ea Na'shlqs9 ser fhAi nedhsim - kEss
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08

A EoR sale. a tarn. of abou, EklS II l4O acres. formerly belong Esss ing to ihe late Chauncy Warnsr. ds Esqs situated in Plymouth Towne ship. sbuut one mile south of the village of NerthReld. Said farm has on i, good two story dwelling house. and three barns. and is well Wstsrsd and wooded. Enquire on the premises: or of Sherman Woodward Esq, of Litchktld
 Plymouth. March 6. 1889.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08
CHURcM & BATrGRsON

ASV' AU@' " " HIN HIN 0HWhAAs HAANAFUMU1 HRATEkUL for the numerous "sub- O slantiaf'' favors from their friends in Litch6eld County. during the past year. beg leave to solicit . continuance of the same for 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-08
BRANT'S INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAh,

Has cured without the leass shadow of desA ssa ey of the most sssnsly developed q saesrsss4 . a disesssd hngs-such cases wers sever cured A ey other inedicinss-ahd which weis utterly hsps ks that the dseased persons were pronounced by psV &iaKs and friends. to be ACTUALLY DYING.
 fHis Bsisam is VEGETABLE eompoAd. whisl 8Ier iAinres any. person when 1t s used for tho cur WING and ALTERA7fvE pFopeFsiss. cad such s,Aa eaiicafisns as RssEnxIALLs NscEssARY to eurs . Coughs and te hat vsyp asnttcal couen DIsaAss considered so be. without tue least d6sbs ? Pulmonary Consumption.
 TAss 9Aisan Aesb and ewss sieeys in ths Lsaxs as4 elsewhere ;atsrssf. ssisy and sssily that oses tivdieine which we call "BAANT's PuRIFYfA0 nx sA>GT and Asais ulcers sxtsrnall. 7As BALsAA M cure Nsns caaes of Csash and Csassmpiiea oct q
 THOUSANDS or CONSULTATIONS
 end cesgAs having been cared hy it. ssssify end prey, FHROAT, and BREAST
 WsAae Jaly eears e( tAs sssy strssR sad pssitis s4,srfieas Nkieh havs ads abess, and seala ~ AeSs Q sstsd lad a0f alec bssn eoafdsnt sAef tA suss sai1 fs Aavs jsss ssctsd Iy hAs BALsAM sy ~ sis end surpsrf us, ta ell Ws asrs ass1tsS- snS [ CHALLENGES SRR PROPRIETOR ef aay sthsr rsaedy Reduse ss Ssspsstabls tesiimeng cf cures @ as seH HOPELEss DYENG PRRs0Ns, e sSe pUblisA
 GRANTS INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAM cuS, C0NSUMPTI0N CoGgAs. Cslds. SRiitisg 0 6lse. Bies1iag ct ths Lmags. Psia fs tAs B,essf aRd Si1 NgAtSWsses, Nsvposs ComplsiRts, PsltitstioR ef q tesvt, Female WsskHessss and Csaplaiats CAssTs I fsHtuHs, DyssaieTy, and Saslmsr Cea,plaints
 nYTkrER USATNl1 A NR e xYTyn
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-04
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Senate met


Mr. Millken offered a resolution which adopted.
directing the chairmen of the committees that have
ole ks employed to report to the Senate whether there
is my necessity for retaining said clerks.
On tie request of Mr. Miller, the bill to declare wa
ter navigabe, which failed It's passage few
days since for Of constitutional number oil votes,
was taken up.
The question being on IFS passage. it was decided in
the affirmative Ayes &c. noes IL.
Mr.. Slceth asked leave To change his vote He said
he voted in the affirmative under msconcepon of the
question He opposed the bill and wished to vote
against il.
lection was made as the change of his vote would
alter the result and defeat the BILL
Leave was not granted him to change his vote
Mr. Sleeth then moved reconsider the vote on the
passage Of the bill. whirh was not agreed to.
Mr. Cravens offered resolution, which was adopted,
directing the charmen Of committees to report IN the
Senate, early day possible, upon all subjects
referred to the committees.
message was received from the House announcing
the passage by that body of series of resolutions in
la"n the death Of the Hon. Henry Hosteter, Repre-
sentative from Vermillioa county.
Mr. Hanna made few remarks in relation to the cha
of the deceased and moved that the resolutions
he rerprocated and that mark Of respect the Sem
ate adjourn. which unanimously agreed TO, aAd
The Senate adjourned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-04

accordance with what he considered be parliamentary
u>a he actuatrd 10y personal selfish. ~
seciunai nsije ions. bur 10y desire faith
luy Io discharge his du y.
MIR. Salfr offered resolution that the Senate VIII
grant Of to Senator'S except IN case
Of sickness Of themselves families. Hostages IL,
noes %.
Mr. Slack offered resolution that the Senate will,
the House cnncuring adjourn the 9Th day of March
and meet again on the 10th day Of My.
M. WinstandIev moved 10 amend by striking out
fron the resolving clause and inserting substitute to
adjourn sine die ON the 22l inst
Mr.. Dsfrees moved to amend the amendment by stri-
king The 22d and Inserting the 18Th inst.
On motion Of Mr. Eddy, the resolution and pending
amendments were laid on the table for the present.
Mr. Slack offered resolution to adjourn on the 9th
inst. meet again the 18th Of April which was laid
the table.
The temperance bill was now taken up, and the
amendments of the committee concurred IN.
The question then being the endorsement OF the
BILL il decided in the afirmative-ayes 20, noes IA
Senate adjourned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-04

Resolved. That his Excelency the Governor the
Judges oil the Snpreme Court and the other officers of
State, at the Seat OF ,vernment be invited TO
unite in the procession, and that Joint participation on the
part M the members and officers o the Senate be reques-
ted therein.
Resolred That the Speaker of the House appoint a
committee Of three members OF the House to accompany
the remains OF departed friend his late residence
in the county of VermllIinn.
Resoired. That the Speaker of the House. transmit
copy Of these resolutions to the family of the deceased
Resoired That a committee be appointed to make the
requisite arrangements upon this mournfu occasion.
ResoIved, That the Clerk Of this House be directed
inform the Senate OF the proceedings Of this House
herein.
The above resolutions unanimously adopted.
Messrs Graham, Bryant and Holiday Of p, were
appointed to convey the body his family residence
-Messrs Williams, Bryant. Hudson, Holiday OF p.
Foster, Mcdonald. and Hufstetter were appointed a
committee Of arrangements
AS further token Of respect,
Mr.. Williams moved that the House adjourn; which
was agreed TO.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-04

Senate NOR.
he Senate a communication

The President laid before the Senate communication
from the Lay Reform Commissioners, in answer to
resolution OF the Senate adopted this morning
ing tthey unable TO with any certainty
the time it would require to complete their labors. Laid
on the table.
A message from the House announcing the passage
by that body of resolution against extending the
Of Office Of the Law Reform Commissioners beyond the
present session. was taken up and the resolution
Cured in. Ayes &c. noes 10.
Joint resolution OF the House in relation TO the claim
Of Francis V,so. read the first time and, on motion
Of Mr.. Hanna. rejected.
Mr.. Eddy introduced bill authorize county boards
TO borrow money for the purpose Of building oonrt
houses, jas, SO.
Mr.. Athcn, from the committee or education, re-.
turned bill Of the House legsize the acts Of school
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-04
INDIANA LEGISLATURE.
SENATE
Senate met.
Bill Intrnduced
SATURDAY, Feb. %, 1852.


Bills Introduced.
By Mr.. 21ugherty, to attach Boone county to the
LIST judicial crcu {.
The rnIe. were suspended and the bill read three
times and pissed-ayes &c. noes none.
By M Brugh, to enable the treasurer of Delaware
county to settle with the county commissioners.
Bills on their Third Readiae.
bill ia relation suits at law between corporations
and the sIockholders Lust-ayes IL, noes "a.
TIE bill of the House to repeal act limiting the
fees of the auditor Vi the county of Marshall Passed
ayes SO, noes L.
Bills the second reading were taken up and dspos'
ed ~.
The President announced that the Senate had already
excused six members without lsif. he made this
npunc-ment that the Sent might take the fact Into
consideration in excusiug other Senator'S.
AT ii o'clock, aereeably 10 the resolution of invita-
ton adopted yesterday, Gov. KossUrH, accompanied
by COMMITTEES OF the nate his suite aud Governor
w ghr, into the Chamber AMI was presented To
III. p esident by Mr.. Reid the chairman oil the conn.,
ttee The p esdeni IN the name oil the Senate babe
the Illusfrius weeome IN the Senaie Of lndana
l., VII ei tine Governor responded by low how.
NJ & idy I'll offered resolution that the Senate ad
inurn which IS unanimously adopted; when the Sem
afo and officers Of the S.nate spccrvey intro
ducrd 10 GOV K-ssuth and is suite by tue President #
the Senate. Alier which a number of ladies' present
also introduced t. the e apparently much
to his qualification aud their "wn delight.