MTCHFIELD TOWN FUND.
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r. Under me eet fof disiriIuSS .is 4 ne ne U. s Iis town receives sOoO The SuFbuS fSr the nextyear seslnated at S30OOOO f vvhsch ,bs share of fLtchfed would be at lesst Sn0n Tanna lot Phelps nterposed his vote against our claims m money-(or which vote good reason bas been ,', oS gan gan De sssgned. u the proper men arc elected to ally till the act arranging the Tariff upon principles of compromise runs out, which will be in lsl2 when the revenue san be cut down to the wants of the govern $5O000, that will not only educate al our children, but will exorerae the town forever from taxation- Electors of Litchfegd! let our watchword be FREE SCHOOLS AND NO TAXATION !!' PhineLas Miner for ever!!! WEsT-END.

 .THr INVENTORY.

 Mr. Editor-I have concluded to put in for the re- ward offered in your last paper for an inventory of those general yet unobtrusve talents of the Hon. hnnGelot iheps which in the language of the Hola- triumph" Here it is :-

 He possesses the talent of fishing for whig votes by writing letters with the in.;maon that he Is oppo- seq to the expunglng process and at the same time Gharg9g tha ms to keep his opinion on 2 lie knows how to shave the public through the agency o pet Banks by denying to the People the use 3 He is profound in the business of educotnp poor children and paying of town expenses, which he fig ures out by the tory process ot two per per 4. He can play dummy at Washington to admira- past i'll Congress

 It is true that the talents of the Hon. Gentleman are generdt-yea Uery generdl-much like fog of which it is difficult to make any thing hope how ever, that the inventory will prove satisfactory, in which case your correspondent will please hand over the com. BARKHAMSTED

 AT HIS OLD TRICKS.

 The Lord Probate of Woodbury has commenced a. that eongenal organ the Hartford Times He says that Mr. Miner has become rabid'-that "he has been bitten by the Dictator eferring to some one to tne writer unknown-and insists that MT. Miner is very violent man, in direct opposition to the truth Perhaps his Honor may well keep quie as other wlse he will experience some inconvenience from "a pickle" for characters like him. Wonder if the Hon. gentleman will for mercy, spaniel like as he has on more occasions than one in case the whigs should carry the day? AN ELEcToR.

 IAe Little Franklin: teaching children to read uhat they duly speak, and to learn soat ey ought to kno By Noah Webster, IL. D." This is new little work from the pen of the venerable Webster. Though now probably not far from eighty years of age, his mind is active and is constantly getting up something for the benefit of posterity. This little book contains vast deal of valuable information and advice in such plain language and familiar manner that every child may comprehend them. Indeed, there are many things in it which grown-up persons might study without any

  spelling laid down by Dr. w. which to our eye and ear look and sound very odd thus, for instance he spells tameable tam-able; saleabe, salable raeable, rat.abe Now in this last word especially, instead of getting the derivative rate only get rat-ratable It may answerin New-Haven but we think not in any other place. The old gentleman, in his construction of words, has some pecuares which it would be en- tirey useless 10 combat-for tho convinced against h oy1lIIy he nf fho Ia at MT. s. Galpin's Fre.-Last evening between eight and nipe o'clock fire broke out in the store of Messrs. N A. Haght. carpet merchants, Mo- 60 Pine street, the contents of which, valued at rising $3oOoO, was in great meas. destroyed. The stock in the adjoining store of Steele Wocott & Co. was also slightly injured by the wasfully covered by insurance.-N. Y. Courier. Wm. H. Roane, Esq has been elected by the Le- gslaure of Virginia Senator of the U. s. to supply the vacancy occasoned by the resignation of Richard E. Parker, Esq.

 MARRIED, In Rocky Hill, Capt. D. A; Mls of Hartford, to Miss Martha G. daughter of MT: James Robins. In Chatham, MT. Joseph Goodrich to Miss Francis Buck, daughter of James Buck, Esq.

 DIED, aged 37, wife of MT: Burton Gilbert. In Northampton, Mass March Sd, Mary F. daugh- ter of MT. Horace Barns, aged years. In Plymouth, MT; Jesse Humiston aged s7.

 In Manchester Miss Hannah c. Dexter, aged 30. In Winchester, Mrs. Sarah, wife of Solomon Rock In In Canton, Ezra Adams. Esq, aged se. ~ .. In Burlington, Mr. Seth Upson, aged 37; MT. 1 George K Smith, aged l9; MT. Isaac Barnes, aged 34. in Middletown, Mrs; Sarah Dunhnm, aged 70 years, aged 26; Capt. John Baeon, aged 64; In New Haven, Miss Wealthy Baldwin, sged S; Mrs Caharine Helen, wife of Mr. Harvey s. Hoad- | In Naugatuck, on the 18th inst. Mrs Sarah R. Fan ninn wife of Col A. C. w. Tanning, of U s. Army,