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Litchfield enquirer., 1836-09-29

extensive and permanent usefulness, it is ne.
 cessary to press upon the attention of the
 friends of the cause the fact, that the receipts
 into the treasury do by no means keep pace
 with the growing expenditures, demanded by the exigencies of the work; and the evident provide1tial indications of the will of God. Let it be known by the churches that very serious embarrassment must arise from this deficiency, if it is notspeedily supplied. The christian community must decide whether the missions under the care Ofthe Board shall or shall not be sustained, and annually be extended and rendered more efficient And that they may decide intelligeRtiy, with the whole case before them, 1t should be plainly and seasonably stated that the prospect is, that at the annual meeting of the Board the ensuing September, the expenditures for the year will be found to be greater than the re- ceipts by $2O,OOO."
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-09-29
2 .9efs 2 IfttD6tIG asMQutrer :'i'og s
 RuBLrsaaD EVERY THURSDAY MORNING. .sslJIb7BY HENRY ADAMS. 5 a5rgf

TERMS. To village md single mail subscribers, two dollars per year, payable before the expiration of
 To companies of any number over six, Sl 50 per year. payable above. To companies less than six, $l R per year. payable as before. 9 cents wil be deducted from each Of these prices when payment is made in advance. These prices are exclusive of mail Of stage charge for transportation. 'G'9"tF1F Aa
 No papers will he discontinued until all anearages gre paid, except at the discretion of the editor.
 Notice of wish to discontinue must be given before the expiration of a year. . '-'
 ADVERTISING One square, three insertions, @l, and the same proportion for two or more squares.- Half square, 75 cts Continuance over three weeks 20 per cent per week. A liberal deduction made for advertisements continued or l2 months. ~ -......
 Administrators and Executors Notices, 9l co
 Commissioners Notices, 8f.A E}ty SH ,'l 25 4 All communications must be POSTPAID. .13s .}
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-09-29
.,1ss Iii A CURE FOR IIKE ',.f j. q s.,'9, ITCH. 't2' ..

HMOWEVER lnvelerate. tn OMe hours 0ppttc1GtOn HI and no danger from taking cold, l,y asins s' @f '" .an lsamfries' Itch Ointment. 'a -
 This pretarstioh, for pieaaan,ness. safety, exped sio ese and ceriai6sy. as umrivallrd for the uf shs troabespnie eomplain. l s rapd sell .. disorder moa esciualy in hours iicaton O.ty!
 It does contain the least particle Of mercury, 9r other haseerons ingredient, a"d may he applied wiIil perfect safety by pregnant females or to cdre" ai Ihe; breast. t..l \. t.. sa s'f ,.,.-tS -s.s.,s
 Price H l-2 cents box, with ample directions.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-09-29
''S DR. RELFE's :" 2
 lh Anfi-Rillious Pills !!

ENOK Indlgeson, Loss Of APletltf, E.ssss"e.s'
 i0as A fFeetions SEr To commeni the efieaey of these Pills after s,iceessl experience f many years in Engla"d and America has es!ashad their r+pn'a- dancy of Bic Ftasuisnce Costveness, Headache &c. skc ilcy will unaouhsedly prove far more servcealle l,an those drass pnrges too Frequently employed, and will ony tue sane time iend io remove the of- frndng cause by gentle moiions, and strengthen the digestive organs hnl improve the appetite and reno- vaietile system. Price 50 cents. assg' sfArA
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-09-29
Dr. Relies Vegetable Specific

a,sss For Sick R1endache, &c. Price 50 cen's. | RT Noae are genuine o"less signed T. BIDDER, he wrapper, tsoie orietor and s"ccessor Dr. CORw1v,l bv whom they for sale at his Conniine Room, No. 99 Coursstreei Boston, and by his special appointment, by @'5s Drs Buel and Beckscith, Litchfeld; E. Cowles, . South Farms; J. c. Sterens, Canaan;
 '. s. WadsUorth, Bethlem.
 June 9. lye5w3
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:. .a J1esC Supply Ofr <. ,' : Dry GOodss Groceries, and IKE HARDW ARE.

NOW opening, and offered on the most favor
 .'Aiia3 9l.a esas able terms,s by ~-a1'o 7I 7sf S. P. pOLLES.
 gT Circular SAWS, from 90 inches doscr, and E-. ,Cross-cat and MiH SAWS. s1 ldl n rLitchficid, May A. Gefla s'.'l3 ', 'sse rAs
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-09-29
New Goods! ]!
.VVST REgEEVER

aWUNA A&46OAIAWEAD
 4 N extensive assortment of black, blue, in- "A visible green, claret, mixed, and olive BFOaSlClOtl tlas plaid and ribbed Cast aseres, we'll bought, and will be sold cheap figured and plain Merino Cloths; Camblets. BOmbazines, Merino & Thibet Wool Shawls; a great variety of Shawls & Handkerchiefs 8 very handsome assortment of dark, rich printed CALIcOEs, with almost every kind of Wool, Cotton and Lii1sen G0ods- comprising to- getlSer an EXPRESSIVE AssoRTMENr-and on &C., colnfnOdating terms. Y ssse sf7tsbasa zi hlss ssaS CHARLES E. WEBB. lot Lihchfeld, Sept 6, IsS6. A ea3e IA
 N,ss 5NgG
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COmbriOs 700th-Ache PsUs.

The relief ;s ismedi6e, without the least njury che Tes,h Price 50 censs box. }h41 ' q ..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-29

THE CnoLEaA At NArLfs.-A Marseil;es paper
tons that vessel arrived at Naniss and b!cug, - pas
- 10 .nn-o,cL of tn. chn!,a A liter Of lr GtI in
slant, from Naples: in the Augsburg GaZeitr, says-
"The sanitary Gordon established for The provinces of
the Adriac Sea is found insufficient Tie quarantine
against Marsccs is abolished" On the other hand,
letter from Naples Of the 9Th instant, says: Before
this reaches ycG you i!l doubt have eurd ALARM
ing reports OF tie FaSages made hy cholera in The king
dora Of Naples and here, where the people fond Of
tie marvellous, these reports were beth multiplied and
magnifcd Al length the Journal Of the Two Sc;lics
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-29
FROM MEXICO.

NEW OEiEAxs Nov. lO-We learn from gentleman,
passenger in the schr Lldy Hope, Captain Williams:
from lampco arrived yesterday, that three expresses IL;
Succession, AID entered that place lii" day previous 10
the sailing oi The schooner Our informant, ("!o states
that his in.ua obtained from the t0~n InaInr
SAYS the first express brought intelligence oil Texan
array jconircturrd to amount tn "D mem being
within fifty leagues OF Ma.amOras the second chl!ril'G
til" "i the first as To The supposed nui1rf pu'
stated them 10 be within hail the distance rst repre-
sen,ed and rapid G1arch; The news brought Ny e
third was permitted to trasrr; and, consequently
believed 10 DC the most nporant;- the hasiy as
scnhg OF all the troops i'll garrison by Tie co;!lihii'
dant Gen HrLrus furnishing good grounds Tor IT, AS
many persons could be induced to rountccr 81 com
Ii!c serve, plncd them, and an expedited" nfc"
was llai tor Matanioias where other troops were r&.
pccrd already 10 have arrived from different SECTIONS o.
the n'cri"r accoring 10 The dispatches furnished ny
the SECOND expressly Gen Urea had also prUcSeded II"
the CITY Of Mexico in GREATNESS haste, Ia rec"iT' Il
WAS snrtns"d instructions from the GOvcrnmc":, ii =
rprnrnt Of sucii vital emergency. l!e ieXIar a"'dc
Ing army supposed 10 be commanded by Gen iiua,
ana no dubt has entered Ala!amoras bctoc this. The
next aniv.! viii be earnestly looked inr-.1drct.S''.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. y.
The last accounts from Texas by way "r Natc.ioc!irs
var considerably from The statements Recently received
from Iampcp If we to credit the ntona;!nn rom
Taupico. the TrXan forces arc in !u march !"T 'la-
lauoras AMI Tie great depot Tor t!ir concentration "i
Mexican ,;omps and war materials he Used the Tex
as campaign, would Ia be liz Imminent LsI,sI oil
capture. IT, however, the Natchl"cies staIcnr"! IS 10
b. relied on, the Texan orccs rather marching lie
other way lhr Volunteers attached ~ The army being
dismissed, and only the regular p, aiiunEtg 10 TO-
E;.n. being lrtad III service Ii i further SAD, ti4l
President Durne has resigned. and Gen Houston sup
Plies his place. until the p!ioL ep his o"n ei' Coli
i:r:.ers.
We cannul vonc e.: Tic c"rrcctncso Of any Of these
statements. and must viii. great rriuctaIcr believe iha
Tie present crisis OF t,iT affairs, he Texans hhEe
di.banded their cicIrEt iGrccs, retaining number
wholly inadequate. We should think. To make rrctua
I-,,I IA al lie t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-29

- S.yAHHAn Nov. 2l.-By the steamboat Florida, CaPt
Heibarl arrived Yesterday we received the Jacks'h-
vile Courier of Thursday last
Capt H. informs Us liza, express arrived al JACK
sc:;ru half al hour bv!u.G c lei from CJr' 81! SA'
inc That the army had crossed the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Indians we're discovered. all their villages bad been 1und
t.$credai:,! that the army had marched Tor '"!uSia
Where s:arEy oil PROVISIONS had been or;lsfed.
fE..a: lic .ieck%unt;Hc Courier, iIh insi }
Ci,. nrny iv Fni Draie, ,le head quarters ut Hovrr
no. tI.i !. t ia.ti, ms: 10! The WitHiac'Ccl::e
rir Grw!l.a litter vte;scd itou Col Nils contains
seine particulars 81 lligir Situation aud prospects:
'CamP: (:.sar Fort D'"#sj Noe. ~, 1850
awe arrived here with h.aiion last night, and
are ordered to be ready TO march this morning.
i.IEc force present. is lJr.l 1j1 men, lHcIndn IT,"
Creek Regiment, Gen. R"ad h1s reported To II cad
Quarters that he has silccrrdrd IN getting Steamboat
that h.. ASCEND 10 the famous Cove; II 50, 1t Will lie
important.
1.-The army will h!v" . days ra;ions go that our
chance of success vail he better tan u las bten ueoTe
'':io news d: Gen jesm9 Gov. Calls heat! is I'M
proving .
BY tIc Kindness Col. Dell, haze b2en permitted
make lic following extract I'll 'ei"r, addressed 10
him by Coy Cali, dated lO!h inst, a. Fort DFane:
Il march 10 day. s!a!! he NJ The Core OF the win
lCuochre, the day after 10 ":Tn" hopr J"u WIZ;
hear .;aod account vi had an express f""i Nr"
Read Yesterday. lie had passed the s'lais OF HE WIN
lacuu.re straboat. lie will ascend Tie rive! TO-
,nDfIuw and iupc meet the eAt day al Tile love.
II h.. does IL. will be entitled to the frs! honoTs Of lie
war When he co"qurrs the Wlhlacoocre, lie subduei
the remr by breaking down their strongest baircr.
The cOnpaay OF Volunteers stationed al TIC HGhdari''
un!cr The curinand 81. Capt, NJ Curry were to be mus
tered Of tic L. S. service. yesterday lhry nave
been q prompt aud useful drac!!icnl we nhurFSla!u
that all er is making to raise another company 10 be
mustered for the same station. We doubt not oi lis sue
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-29

From the foregoing table, it viii be seen that hc De-
mocratic Van Buren, ticket has succeeded by inal"iy
of over $3.50 votes which shows Democratic gun IN
the Stale since August, Of about rgh M"asaad yc!S'
North Carolina. then, is herself again She holds 10
her Republican faith ci!ngs t. TIE Ia0a, and proudly
ranrcs alongside her Democratic Sisters.
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Fl OR ~ \
LOitlDA.
'E.IIAiIAssrr My ID

TA!LAHAssEE Nov. ~
SEMiNoi WAR - Our latest mrIl: aruc, from the seat
of war is of more favorable Standardization Read
after cncoun;crin. many difficulties has succeeded in
establishing depot o. provisions At Camp Graham,
The Wtaconciss, Two mieS above the Block house,
and a!oul cig! belnw The Core Two steamboats, are
o thr rivrr lay ii which ample supplies al pro-
visions and nrare have been transported ~ the very seat
U, war communication has been opened with Frrl
ofa"' lis" different divisions Of The army were con.
cen,!a'Ins ai"u"! The s;r"ng holds OF the enemy CIV
tai writes, mat the friendly Indians were active aud
uSsiui-aEd That he has hopes Of br;,rui. the war To
speedy 'eF'hha,l:1: N:'. citizens may congratulate
themselves The tavo'a!a a<acc, which at;ars have
recently assumed On s day is expected thai Ike
army will be prepared 10 Strike decisive blow
(f:0riI:an.
lNaRLEsToH. New =!
From Fof:aa.--By hr schr Amelia. Capt Nn,;,n.
arrived last escning, received the s.! Augustine Her
lid OF the It'll instant T"n which learn that ,!e
army moved from Fort Drane, the lti instant; tor The
Whachopchcc, w.ere provisions said Ia be ii abun.
dance, and srahnat is il readiness 10 transport sup
plies to any point that mar Er required Nothing had
been heard ;r" Cen Issrp It was surpassed that lie
was operating Is: the eghhor'ivod Of Tampa Bay or
Tease Creek IiaTacHy is said la prevail! throughout The
army.-Cuaricr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-29

"a yy,r IuIyn,, ~. ,.I,, l-,III..I"
N,..,.,, r,,,,, If ! ,,cr In.i t;,,n, :: ..oa,.i
Llr"'l h''seI n"r1
p,n,,r,i,, ,r,, ., 7.I I,, :".1 y - ,i;.i
ar!,,r ,,,;,,y i. H.. p.'';l.. r,,,i ,,,, n,t raNs
d;n?.nl, r. ,aliy Them, r s,rc;a ,Ic,ion in ,l s.!"
Tnr s, I,Iu,, HIM. b,iran Nyhjy nsnerI aid ;.~
Boon's Lick Democrat. Wan Buren, lse US :Ae s-S
chsion These plprrs themselves express 10 op,n "t
the :rsui,-,lmn:. The L,rl,crqf thinks thar til, go
sill not vary u,i.,, from las, Ausus, Tine s. l...i
K.yub,;cou Of t. !!ih. states returns tn. ,cYt!..
couI;rs w!,icb ;unitnIe vain for The wills" r.,
,In.yiIr T,,mrns n,c r, ,-' ',i,c,, NJ i., Ii,r,.
4te The l5lhI which reached Is be- yrsir,!ays ur
81 liz tr"cr.ox In Lincoln coartg. the Is ig ,....s
received 415-Ean Buren, 23G
In Warren county, the Wing ticket had l.'& 81
Barren a.
In Nuu.renery coun,y the Hj,i, tickle. !l.I 81 -.
jor:.y.
In St Francois county VIC have heard from Is" pre-
ci;cs- Perry township gave the WD:s ,car; - 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-29

70 Gus. I'll; :yc:. cc:,s PC: :..:::.l ii: ~~-:'
NM; DAYS LATER from EtHGi +.
Ey he iivui 81 lie i:ac:, s:'' i',"c'r - ~ '''
f,., y,.:,c.:l 81. have zee. I'VE .:cTPo"l Farr:s I"
the .:h October, and L';ndon papers /" ~" ai p"h
inclusive. tarprars that Ike Cai<' "rEi:. nna"t 'n
,cz Il: :;ln&l. had been Engaged, =" lie IGN o''"
Lt! Wi; v ituy, tr"nis. and had sil"tanr: c''s'-
,r,. reverse TIE "details Of The ac;i:. Ei! 40; f,
rytgrd III iIar H.! 18th Of October. wci :" ''''
latest s .ir: thai ely hnl lie TACT was Nc" d"'2 co.
There was runou5 at a!airJ. thai tie Ca:!'st S!;c
had Offered capIui!e. and lhat s was rrtnsra IFS
situation lr!wctn Grenada: Sr"r and aiai#5a, II IS
thought, w:l! render his escape difficult. -
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We have not set reached Dc erAi-5.t let Tie ".-s
sag " :vo y'i aad ttry mrn,,.!r H. 81.
In, consolation w!'!' Ills si>"H=r !a"y E;."4 a,uI
wl!ir il,J yet We caLM"t rn!r:ia.m mou:r"lJ G,oi
a5oHl lie !csu!tTae T. nriiiG"rcrro. SATURDAY a,t>
i;lt things quite Surprising !aic uoru:.r H.
course The las; month. i. that TO-. :"tr: y,t doai
should and ii" 90 04Hias! N Hear .ippa,'i:'. QA
tie "!r: hand. liiinA Il probao. tina, tirE Ni
aux; ali 60 far in la fact. cu:1atGpc NJ IA: H..
the FrrSiGtm E!s.t.
The reader. imtSt. however. ;Ei"" for h:u.srit We
lag before Ii::I all the ri.!r!iAs {" ~. have lief 70
Many ~ them To- Er t.lI! ~ ,ie .ol! sl.:".y
whc!, follows from he G!Ubr-"mG If any in.": -"
should come IL. before closing "ur Paper. 80 hljF,w
il !lo liz, rosl.c!Ipt--W Sc "'sr lag n"rr ,aG.r,
tue following i"tcr which %r haze received 1m Ias.
caoos,. Srr"kinE the ky iii b.. !!t s!,rs from Alba
INA and Mississippi:
A!.>GA2iA 40 MISSISSIPPI.
TrsHA,n,s,. Ala Nov. 1a j. of :;.' at ' a. -.
. nave list rri@rnrd from i:ir Court iJsc, ".; .t
following Is ii!r state Of tie poll
r,:~saIon>a. ~ votrs-I n;c nrj ~, -
NostI. T...aiousa, i'an Hrrca m,"jprty 90
Leaving White ~
1.-TWO other ,rr&n;s have been heard s.o,, which ave
opposite maj,ritirs If - each.
This c"urty is regarded safe b. 4 lli.isyl..
maturity.
':Of the ~ votes first above mentioned. 20 .o;,,
were given by persons living uIt Of this cCIEy lnc!.
nl the ".:!brrs m both hfoHC!!rs 81 the Lr4.,s:""--
t"s" p"t iI!i0 separate box, ana on counting
them ont. Van Barren had majority oil ~ vor$. Ian.
nr THIS bass Gnd assuming .urir thousand ""'Si'
be in r STATE thr rlanri!y for |an Hur, ~. .e
SIR thousand. II certainty irW mt h. less. Narr Il
these strangers ahn Voted reside III The S'iirrG l!ln
IN the Northern part Of Tie State, and Of coUrsr t ca:
terI"n is ;n"st favorable TO White.
Several counties in mississippi have teen head
frn-- and Ear, Nau bCr'u is further a al til"n U.s.
rxpcc.rd.and C"lonrI Cna!-on the Geuo'ra,l: c.":.
date for Congress, l1rger maj"r"s tI& an Barren "
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Tie Totc Of Ginja.

y
We publish a '":mi:'g !;:r "a'i"' Proclamation
annruncnI l!: sr::n;: al ;, !!t :i.T>n rlrc;nr. ~
cnuvoking their Attendance at Ills Gay On tn, + :.
"Wednesday in December
All hr official returns in. wit! H.. ,ye..r; =.
hrcr coumtrS va Fa:r!lr !aZ well amsi WARMED:
T!ir$, trluri.s produce the i..!io" .rG lr>u.t:
For tic Van Burc, lic!.,i, Isl;
Wing do ..-5i
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10 I!!!. ID.IIh.
TUSCALOOSA. Ala Nov. l!!a. - o'r'o,h at a.-':
nave rst rrt@rnyd from ita Court i9Usc, ia; g.
.,"w lum Is ts!r state u. tie poll:
1r:>@aIon>a, ~ votes Niti;c nIaj :i:y -
North 'i4sGaloUsa IaA Hrr"a ~" jpr.ty 90
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-03-17
HARDW ARE
 FOR SALE BY SAMUEL P. BOLLES.

LITCHFIELD. DARBER g. GyNN's Patent cast steel CIR ID cuLAR SAWS. of 24 and 26 inches diam eter, and smaller sizes.
 English and American, German and Cast Steel MILL SAWS, of and 6 l-2 feet, and Gross cut and Tennon ditto.
 Wood Saws and Frames, with all other sorts of Saws. Plane Irons.
 Firmer's. Turner's. Framer's Chisels and Gouges. Files and Rasps, fiat. round, half round, square g. triangular, ofall com. lengths.
 Black smiths Vices. Bit Stocks and Bitts' from 12 to 48 bitts. complete. Door Butts and Handles and House Trim mings generally. Screws of all sizes. LOCKS of every description. Cabinet Makers 1'rimmings-Hollo,O Ware. Brass Andirons, cast do.with brass tops, ,and do. with wrought bars, and common cast do. Shovels and Tongs-Chopping Knives.
 Knives and Forks; Spoons; Walters.
 Waffle Irons; Patent Iron Tea Kettles.
 Harness Makers Trimmings.
 Carpenters Adzes, Hatchets, cast steel and common Augers; Veers; Glass Curtain Pins, GLUE. Sand Paper, Sc. &c. with almost eve ry other article in the Hardware Line, which will he sold as low as they can be bought in the State of Connecticut.
 Litchfeld Feb. 10. S6
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-03-17
BOOTS AND SHOES.
 E. A. LORD

 Has just received full assortment of first rare Boots and Shoes, made tn Boston expressly E1r the retail tr0de. cOmprising the toliOwing: E0 Pairs mems COwhide BOOTEES 1sIO 75 do. Ladies Kid Slippers 900 pair men's and wOInrn's Rubber Shoes I5O " ladies' spring -he~ird Cloth Slippers 50 " cheap Kid R. R. Slippers GO !" French M"r"cco Slippers
 30 |" Ladies Kid Slippers 100 {" Cloth Slippers 500 " Pegged Seal Walking Shoes DO " mems Calfskin Shoes
 95 t" mems black S"al.s skin SIippers s " mems C"whide Shoes . 50 " mems Cowhide Boots
 50 |" boys do. do.
 50 |" mems begged CaIf,skin Boots 50 " do. sewrd do. do. 100 " chiidren's Morocco Boots 50 |" do. begged seal. skin Boots 50 .. do. Pumps
 50 dog. Leather Prestrvaiives
 50 pair w"men's Leather Boots
 50 '' misses do. do.
 50 % Village lace leather Walking Shoes 50 " child's do. do. do. do. Eitehfeid. Dec. 3. 96
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-03-17

WHICH IN PART CONSISTS OF LNNGLISH and French M Merinos, Salisbury H Flannel, French Calico; also the twied English Prints; a variety of Silks for dresses of different qualities and colors, from 50 cents to Sl,95 per yard; wrought Capes and Col lars, Thread and Bobbinett Larss. Muslins of different kinds, Thlbet and raw silk Handk'fs and Shawis, Fancy Hdk'(s and Scar(s. short Fur Tippets. Belts, Gloves, Hosiery & Shoes; Corsetts, CurEs, Combs, sc. Sc. Also an ex 'trnsive assortmen, of MILLINERY, such as velvet and silk Hats. Caps, Ribbons S1 Flow. CTS, Ornaments for the head, Nets for ladies and misses, all of which will be sold on req sOnahle terms.
 @AlI kinds of Millinery and Mantnam mak- ing done i" the nrates' & most approved style. Customers are respectfully invited {" call and examine goods and fashions before purchasing elsewhere.
 Milliners and Mantuamakers from abroad can be furnished with goods and patterns on tepms that may make it for their interest to purchase, instead of going {" the city to obtain them. l9 Litchfeld, Oct l5.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-03-17

At Court cf Probate holden at Litchfeld,
 aoithin and for the District of Litchfeld, on
 the 2d dag of March, 1886:
 Present, Frederick Wolcott. Esq. Judge. 1PON the petition of Daniel Bronson. of O Cornwall. in said district, showing shat he is parent and natural guardian of Porter H. Bronson. of said Cornwall, a minor under the age of twenty-one years; that said Porter is the owner of the one undivided fourth part of three several tracts of land and of the build. ings thereon. situate in said Cornwall, contain ing in the whole about one hundred and ifty acres. bounded as set forth in the application, praying for liberty to sell said land for the ob- jects mentioned in said petition, as per pe,i- tion on file:
 H is ordered by this Court, that said petition be heard at the Probate Office in Litchfield, on the 18th day of May next. at ten o'clock m the forenoon; and that notice be given of the pendency thereof by publishing this order 'n newspaper published in Litchfeld three weeks s"ccessively. the last publication to be ut least six weeks before the day of hearing.
 A true copy of record-certi6ed by
 70 FREDERICK WoLcoTr. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-03-17
Litchfield County Mutual
 F>ER E INSURANCE C0NEP PANY.

THIs Company has been in operation a -l considerable time, and has insured prop eriy to a very large amount. It has funds on hand. and property pledged sufficient [" in- demnify those wh" insure against any loss that will probably take place. The difference be tween the expense ofinsnrng in this company and in ordinary insurance companies, is now too well understood [" need any explanation. Individ"ats in this county, wh" choose to in sure their property at trifing expense, can apply [" the Secretary in ttsssilIage, or 10 the agents in the several towns.
 SYLVESTER GALPIN, Src'ry.
 Litchfeld. Dec. 10, 1883. 27
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-03-17
At q 1o,cn Meeting legally ,Oarned and holden in Sharon, hhe 5ih of October, 1885:
 RY.LAW

AE 1oWn Meetlng legally toarned and holden
 in Sharon, the 5ih cf October, 1885:
 BYLAW.
 VOTED, That if any owner of any Horse, V Cattle, or Mules, shall suffer the same to go at large out of his or her enclosure, after the first day of April next, such owner shall forfeit and pay to any person who shall take up and impOund the same the sum of twenty. hve cents for each head of cattle. for each horse. and for each mule, for each time they small oe SO found at large, out of the owners enclosure and taken up-that it shall be the duty 0f the haywards in their several districts, and 1t shall be lawful for any other person, to impound any horse, cattle. or mules, SO found out of the enclosure Ofthe owner and at large. who together with the pound. keeper shall re. guIate the proceedings, receive the same com. pensation. and have the same powers as are granted in the statute law ofthis state " Enti tied Pounds:" Provided, that no penalty in cured under this by law shall exceed the sum Of three dollars; and the owners of such hor. ses, cattle or mules so impounded shall not receive the sacae from the pound uatil he shall have paid to the person impoundiug the same the amount of the forfeiture. and to the nomnd keeper ms lees and expenses for Keeping said creatures as in other cases of eraaturss i'm pounded: PrOvI!ed nevertheless. that anv ner. son who shall have family residence ;1 sa;d town Of Sharon may, if he chooses, suffer one Cow to run at large on the public highway. and not Incur the aforesaid penalty.
 Voted. that the aforesaid Bylaw be pub. lishsd in the Litch6eId Enquirer.
 A true copy.
 AiSs GEO. KING. 7SsOw Clerk.