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COnst0Cles-Lyman Carter, Alanson Hail. Kirby Marsh. Seth Catlia, Chester c. Goslee.

 Grand Jmrors-O O1ias Lewis, Samuel Bishop David Benton, Daniel B. Sioddard, Charles Jones and S.e- phen Trowbridge.

 For the Iist of overseers of roads, fence viewers, tylhng men, SEc. we have not room.

 CoCNTY CoURr.-The session of this Court termi- mated Saturday, aer sitting of nearly two weeks During the term the following persons were tried, convicted and sentenced :--

 v Linus Thonas, of Torring,on. breaking open a school house in the night season, with intent to steal --siate prison months.

 John Kiag, of CoIe6rook, breaking shop in Cole brook, and stealing suadry pi:.tlorks and knives state prison years.

 Abiei Tyler. ofNewH assault and battery 60 days Imprisonment in county goal, and costs.

 Hiram Sardam, of Salisbury, assault and battery, eonfnemen, in county goal 30 days and costs of pro- secutiou.

 Wm. B. Aveyy, of ofCanaan, selling spirtuous liquors without license, fined $50, aud costs of prosecution.

 Nobie French, of Llch6eld South Farms, sheavng horses tails and dsfguring fence, imprisonmen, 90 days in county goal and costs of prosecution. Tbree or foof other persons included in he sanse in- dcinent with French, but the remainder were acqait- led.

 Aud what is a little singular, remarks the States Attorney, all the above offences were uduced by spir- i,ooss liquors.

 <. At the session of the Superior Court in Danbury last week. swO three criminals were sea.enced to tle stale prison Among the civil suits for libel by Phineas T. Barnem. editor Of the Herald of Freedom. against Alfred R. Knapp No attempt, as we learn by gentleman from there, was made by the editor to subsaniiaie his accusations against Mr. K but in order to mitigate damages, proved that he had norgage all his estate, and unable io pay heavy damages. The jury, probably taking these circumstances into consideration found ver- diet of only $25-amp.y sufficient to show their de- ,essation of the character of the iiLeller.

 Disfressing.-On ihe 24,r ut. Mrs. Ann Slocumb aged 25 wife of Mr. Richard Slocumb, Jun. of Cole brook. was burnt to death. The husband had risen little before sunrse, built fire, and went short distance from hame and returning in about an hour fund his wife lying in inc banery, utterly speechess He upper pat of her body and her head were burnt 10 crisp. IL is supposed ,i,ai she had 6t and fell into the fire, and afterwards recovered sufficiently to crawl io where she was fouad. She had heea mar ried about ayear, and has left infant child.

 

 H~il be seen by reference 10 our advertising col 0mns that Dr.. TURNER, of York, being in lhe country for the benefit of his heaI proposes to deli introductory lecture the science of Anatomy aud Physiology for the instruction of the iahabanis Of this village and vicinity. We have seen cer,if- cate from the Rev. Mr. Beach, Dr. Wakefield Welch, and other respeciabe ndislaas of WinsIed, stating that similar had been deiivered in ta, place. and stating as testimony due merit, that they n- dica,ed much general knowIedge, an intimate ac. quauiaace with the subjects. and are adapted 10 pop ular ipsiruciion..

 For information in regard the object of the Lec sure, NC refer 10 the no,ce We sincerely hope and believe lha, enlightened ciizens will avail ihem- selves of the favorable opportunity that offered for obaining general acquaintance with these highly impor,an, and much neglected siudes--,hus benef- ting themselves, by ihe acquisition of valuable infor- nation; giving encouragement 10 . novel and landa- bIs object; and aording assisanss contemplating and meritoripas iadisdual who has taken this method ofrendsring himself useful ,o the world.-Comm. Natural Histo,y.-A few days ago. our townsmea had opportunity of witnessing collection of rare and curious foreign animals which were exhibited in this village By reference to the advertisement in another coumn rcadess wili perceive tha snoib- Caravan will he presented fot their inspection in fsw days. Judging from the bills, and from conver- satiOR with of the prorrieiors, should imagine this collection, in the rary and excellence, if not numher of the animals, superior any that has ever bees exhibited in ihis neighborhood.

 aa. - The National Republican Convention of Massachn. sets for tine noPnatioa of caudaIes for the offices of Governor and Lieut.. Governor, was held at Wor- ces,er on Wednesday of last week. The Convention nominated Hon. John Davis, of Worcester. member of congress clecs, for the former oice and SamueT Armstrong. she present incumbeni, for lie lai,er.- Mr. Armstrong had previously declined the nomiEaiioa hy the sni-masoas. There are nov three sets of cao- didaies for Governor in hlaseaehaseis Davis by the Nationals; Judge Morton by the administration pariyi and Mr. John Q. Adams by the aniis. All are strong and good men-so thas whoever may be cho- sen, the state will have an abie maa at the helm.

 The New-York Colonization Society give ~psblic notice that the ship Jupiser Of that por which has heretofore beca employed convey emigvans io Li- heria would leave there the 5ah inss. and proceed 10 Nortolk. va from whence 1t would sail fer Liberia on ahe 2Oh. is s expected that this vessel will con- vey cat upwards of 100 emigraDis some Of whom em. bark ., NewYork bu, the bplk ofthem will bs taken on board at Norloik-moa of whom have beea reeeat-