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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22

That such a man as Mr.. Calhoun
shnIlld De able TO exercise such d con.
trolling influence over a State as thai
gentleman evidently exercises over
derIu. "o"
The editor oflhe \. Orleans picay.
une's huge botile.nose. hidden away
as y Is m a wilderness Of whiskers. 4
said 90 remind one very - -
~ FL psi. =, 49, -
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22

Iks State Of Niiws1
I.eakc csss
7. ,. Warreal
Isaac Norrod /
NOTICE is herebsa
above attachment ua
suit Of the said phiax.
SAID defendant as al ID
or for the z~m aforesaa
returned to this OFF,. u
and Is now pending ri
ed in the circuit court
" IS therefore ORDERED
that unless the said d.a
pear en- or before ,hes1
in October 1883, beias3
the circuit court oi tn |
SAID give special ballad
muir; judgment will bed
him and the properi,vsS
sold to satisfy plainlihl'
Witness:
u. Z. bob
August Is, ~
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22

N faa- "a DIE most lmporlau. institute
iionsmt.s Union. Sc present Ills
,iaiementmele.y % cal public atlou.
tlga n ibe subject ltmay be graft
lylnr e. onf fiends lurthef @ leafa.
tbat while measures are in progress
III iGe establishment of tie Rail
Road Bank, thc road isgoing on with
yiror aud success. Along The entire
line Of the Charleston aud Hamburg
Raa Road, extensive Improvements
are In progress. Tie new IRON has
already been laid down for a distance
Of one hundred niles. md orders haze
been sent 10 Euglaad for the balance.
Tie enbanhment has been thrown up
ior q distance OF $50 miles, and the
few miles which remain. it is expect
ed, viii be finished in October next.
Corresponding Improvements have
been made in the timber link along
the whole line, AMI the cars and en-
gines have been much improved. Blu
siness Of all kinds has consequently
greatly increased; the journey is
performed in less time, and during the
last six months, the amount OF goods
end produce, as well as the number o!
passengers transported has been great
er than that OF any former PERIOD
The daily receipts for a period Of SIX
months, have averaged aore than a
Mo2saat doi'ars per day, aad though
all this, and more has been expended
in the repairs and Improvements on
the roads, these are all OF 4 perna-
nent character aud promise when
completed. an abundant reward
While these improvements are going
on upon the Charleston and Hamburg
road, the branch 10 Columbia is pro-
crossing with equal energy. Along
the whole line from Columbia to Me
Cords Terry, the contractors have
been at work for several months past,
and are, it is SAID. making admirable
progress. FrI>uMeCord's Terry to
3ranchyille, %DaI has been located
and the contracts will ~let out on
the l6th Instant, for which purpose.
the President, accompanied by the
Chief Engineer al the Company have
proceeded to Columbia. Gen. Ham
iton, lis generally known, has sailed
Tor England, as an agent Of the Conn
pany, for the purpose Of eiiecting a
loan of two millions of dollars, under
the guaranty of the State. The ae-
comp!ishmen. Of tbs object. with the
organization Of the bank, will secure
The success OF the great enterprise
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22
DRS. D. ". Bliss d J. u. R0-
GERS.

TAVlNG permanently located them.
e. selves III canton miss. respectfully
tenders there services in the practic 81
melicin surg--& Midwifery hops By iher
strict atteAton 10 sll calls Il former sue
sess in practice with Botanic mcdicins to
receive a liberal shear of bnblic pattern
age practice entierly botanical oilic near
the oald court hous wlieaf thcay viii
keep good stock of gcnuin Botanic
mediccns on hund & for sail.
Aug eff
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22
NOTICE.

SESO all persons having business with
III the undersigned, will please 10 call On
Edwia Ilanblin, who is his authorised
agent, TO act for him during his absence
from the State.
HENRY HAMBLlN.
Aug 2a-at.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22

A company is formed in London,
says a New York paper, to establish a
line Of steam ships between that place
and Louisville, and st. Louis. This Is
carrying out the true go head prin.
ciples. In FIVE years, we expect to
receive London papers in Mississippi
by steam within ten days after their
publication.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22

Dickson, Anu M ISM
I" GODDARD Sio,.u ri
b, virtue d d, !. /
Judge ofthss e s''. I'D
y I dislrics'a :, t,s$|
nextit BEN, '.9aasy b
Iha sG expose I u nv
s Delo's The csprr, Ill.,
son c0untv i siout 2
e 'Ia 8 Or parcel 4 l ls'''s
q the nortli ws u '' :; i
s !, aI 70 . range !. 's''''
acres mere orlss,'
property Of defsad,s'''
SOD to satisfy pIsis';sss !
sale 70 take I,larcss ' a;,' !
scfioed ~ law. 'sa'
(. W.N, CNls|
A,.,,,. By Ii np'''
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22

VIVA, has become OF the coutem-
plated Real Estate Bank Of Madison
iilie,
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22

The Steam Ship "Natchez," arrived
at the port Of Natchez on the oh inst
She has since paid visit 10 Crane
Gulf and Vicksburg.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22
u. +. !, S,H,ERlFFs

". (. ], S,H,ERlFFsS
VS..
J =. G. Roberts Kim
YIN g ", Keist,Is,
y. 7. Lowry 10 "
vs.
John G Roberts
o'e ~art McRarea
VS.
Same
Walker 8 Walton
vs. .]
saina'& A Story
IL virtue ofthe aS,,|
- directed 10 The SIN Sb.,a
county, ! shall esposs /
Tor cash, to the hiqb,aI \
the town Of WaII,p,,',.
day, thc 81 ofSept.u,,,;,.,|'
ute end iniefss, cTa|'
Roberts il and d / \
GOODS Y. formerly ov,s
Chambers. l.evisd nj
old to satisfy tie alUl,|
.. N. FIjEiR'X
Aug. ID. l0-ss \
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22

Post Office Noaey. We learn ilia,
the Post Masters Of Brandon, Port
Gibson, Strand Gulf. and several other
towns. are taking the bills Of ,heirres.
pectwe Banks in paymentof pestaee-
Cannot some arrangement Of the kind
be effected here! What say you Cit
izeus and Commercial Banks, viii yuu
not redeem two or three hundred ,,ol.
lars each, Of your paper ut the end Of
every quarter. with specie, when pre-
sented by our Post Mas,erl siase
the proposition Nj. Pricsily. and We
doub, not they will accede TO il. !.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22

"HE.s a YANKEE. We read, the
other day, an extract from tie letter
Of a valued correspondent. Il planter,
a native Southerncr, and long an ar
dent admirer Of John C. Calhoun. in
the hearing of one of those gentle
men, who believe that every political
canvass should he based upon some
southern quastion-that there is now
a great struggle gong on between
the North and South, each stri, Ing to
everreach and conquer the other por-
ton OF the confcderacy. The ex-
tract was this: "The currency is the
only question, that ought properly to
be brought TO bear in the approaching
elections; and all minor objects
should be laid aside until tha, ali i'm
portant question is settled. am a.
ware that we have among us few
followers Of Mr.. CalAeua, who wish
to make the elections turn on South
err questions. Bat do believe that
such Il course is mortal treason against
the Constitution and the best interests
oi the Southern people," "Ahe said
our friend. 'he is a Yankee" This
was deemed a sufficient answer to
the sober and deliberate convictions,
thus lngenuously expressed, of our
correspondent. There does. indeed,
seem to be a strange iniatuation-a
kind OF mono-mania at present brood
IN over the minds Of some of our
citizens, The loud and unmaaninr
cry OF "the South the South -
Southern feelingsni IS continually re-
and made 70 enter into ege-
~ political discussion. A native
Aorthernef--oue who happened to
be born and educated north OF Penn
sYlyanm--no matter now long he NAV
have resided in the ouih--no matter
how ciosely. his interests may Be iden-
titled with the perPetaity OF southern
lnstitutions-no matter what sacri-
ice he may hayemadc for the benefit
81 his Sonshern friends and neighbors
--stlll, still is regarded with an eve Of
dlsfrus', and often Of suspicion. bv
THIS class eccentric individuals. We
% not, however, wish to be consider.
ed the public detenderos northerner's
or Yankees. They require not orr
services osassis,ance. When noes.
ted or attacked, they have at hand
the elements Of defence and resist.
ancc. Their opponents, whether
they resort 70 sabase, menaces. in.
SUITS, or open warfare, have nya.
r,aD'y found themselves gnapiag a
That such a man as Mr.. Calhoun
"a al vi -.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22

The Ndtchc- Pre- Tsaisr. reioices'
with exceeding great joy" at the mn.
portant discovery that there is one
Van Burenpaper somewhere in Penn
sylvania opposed 20 a5olilioa. Way
we doubt not that a similar cario>ifgI
might be found even in Mississippi.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22

Judge Phillips, our excellent State
Treasurer lately died at his residence
in Jackson. The Nan Buren, party
have alrcrdy suggested two candidates
to fill the vacant Office.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22

Gen. Jackson has lately become a
member of the Presbyterian Church.
a friend, who is a worthy member of
that church, suggests his doubts as 10
the reality Of his conversion. We
hope and trust however that the sold
lionn has really determined to reform.
"For while the lamp holds out to burn,
The vilcst sinner may returns
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-06-07

"AVING furnisheda room for the express
- purpose in Lord'a building, 10 ready 10
perform oil operations on the Teeth, in set
ting, filing, and extracting. Etockton's in
cOgruptibie teeth, for which he received q
premi0m at the Fair Of the American Insti-
tuie, New York, can be set on gold plate or
on stamps without injnring the other teeth,
ana for beauty, durability, and true resem-
blance OF the natural teeth, are not surpassed
by any manufacturer In the world.
| Are your teeth decaying! Filling with gold
will preserve them. Do they ache! Forceps
will extract them with little pain. Have you
lost your teeth? viii. set those that ncye.
ache. Did you value your teeth above all
pricei ! will replace them for trifiing sum,
NIB. Brushes, Powders, and Washes pre-.
pared for the teeth and gums. Numerous
testimonials might be given them
nro the following. from gentlemen Of the Me.
dical profession:
This may certify, that ON personally acquainted
with Reuben p. Norman, and have lately seen {
number ct specimens a his manner Of SLING and set
ng ss:sh sonle g Which q were ven difficult and 70
but justice 10 Mr. Menman 70 say, they were all slll
fully pertored and attended with little OF no pain 4
the patient. His efforts e avail himself 81 the laies
Improvements IN The art-s superior mechanical tao
together with bis ialegrsy Of character, commens
M 9. w GRANT. M. d.
have known Mr.. .MIersiman for several yoass
and can recommend him as gentleman Of charac
TAR and Integrity. From his knowledee OF Denta
Surgery. which no Obtained through d. Granite In
staelon, and from HE skill and tho Paetical knowl
edge which 10. has .hcqnifed during his sucrassfn
practice, as well heslho Rreat expense which he hal
mens. imperrhable teeth and materials Coz filing
betove him Enly entitled to the conildanon II mi
community, Those inwant az the scFvcesof Den
tlst wtI 10 well ~ least 70 make him call and snlB
themselves - 10 bic akll and knowlodg0 q hls pTo
teason. Ills charges an moderate.
|" lischaold, March 81, ISSs' - -" "a
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-06-07

AT Court OF PROBATE holden at Canaan, 9c1than
and for the District Of Sharon, on the 18th day
Of Man. A. D. 1885:
h Present, WilliGm M. BurraH, Esq. Judge.
|TTpON the petition of Mary Anne Holley,
~ Of Salisbury, in the county of Litchfcld,
Maria Holley, of Salisbury, within said dis
trict, minor that said minor is the owner Of
real estate situated in said county, viz: A
certain piece of land lying west of and ad-
joining the farm or homestead of Moore Chit
tenden, in said town of Salisbury, containing
about 20 acres of land.
Also, the one undivided half of certain
piece of land lying on Towconnuc mountain,
in said Salisbury, and called the Wolf Hill
lot, containing about 90 acres of land in the
whole, the other half being owned by John
c. Coffing, Esq. --
Also, a piece of land lying on said noun
tain, on the east side Of the highway leading
from Justus Whitehead's to Mo- ieR, con-
tanning &C acres Of land.
Also, all the right. title and the
said minor in the following deSe % ieccs
of wood land which were distributed rom the
estate of John M. Holley, Esq. late Of said Sa-
lisbury, deceased, to his widow, to wit: The
Perkins lot $50 calledl lying in Cornwall, in
said county, ON Mohawk moantain, adjoining
the line of the town Of Goshen, containing a.
bout 200 acres of land.
Also, the Mills lot $50 called lying in Nor
folk in said county, near or adjoining the line
of the town of Canaan, and containing about
40 acres of land.
Also, q lot of land lying on Mount Riga in
said town Of Salisbury called the Whittlesey
let, and containing about 100 acres Of land.
Also, a lot of land lying on said Mount RI
60, adjoining the north part oft last afere-
said described piece of land, on the east side
thereof, and containing about 5 acres ofland.
And for q particular description of said lands
reference is made to the distribution Of the
estate Of said John M. Holley, Esq deceased,
on the records of the Court Of Probate for the
District of Sharon: And the interest Of said
minor in said real estate is valued at about
fourteen hundred dollars; and that said lands
are unproductive. and that II would conduce
to her Interest, and benefit, to have said real
estate sold, and 10 have the aynils vested, or
disposed Of or applied, according 70 law
and praying for liberty 20 sell said properly
for the purposes aforesaid ~ per petision on
file;
II is ordered hv ibis eoHrt, that said guardian
give notice az saId application. BY causing
the samo 10 be published In ono Of the news.
papers printed In LItchAeld, IN the county Of
LIlchAeld. three weeks successfully, nt least
elk weeks before tho hearing and thllt eAld
petition viii BIO heard al tho Probate Otlcein
iald district on tho 9elh day el july neat, %
10 o'olock A, NJ, Certified ffem Record,
% WTLLiAh ~, BvAaAtIp Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-06-07
] NOTICE.
VTvEIE subssribeFs have formed 4 lin


TEyHE Subscribers have formed limited
u coparsnefship in woodbury., pursuant "a
certain statute law Of this state entitled an
net authorizing limited partnerships In Ger.
tan cases, passed in ISL" under the name
and firm Of y Asfstin C0sles Agent of the Pom
Peras,g Manufacturing COMp6ny" in which
name al The partnership business shall be
= conducted. Austin COwles of Manchester u
the general partner. The special paytrers
are James Preston, Nathaniel Preston, Seth
Strong, Harvey ]. Linsley, Nathaniel B.Emith,
Thomas Bull, Solomon Strong, Barnum Cur.
It's Hhelden Summers, Eli Summers, David
Summers, Absi Benedict, Horace n. Dudley
Talcolt Noftoss Horace w. Strong, Mrs. Ruth
Smith, and Hrs. Harriel +. woodruff, all 81
Woodbury.. ID the county Of Litchfeld. Aus
tin owles. the general partner. Is authorized
70 transact, manage and sign for the partner
ship. James Preston has paid IN and furnish
es fifteen hundred dollars Nathaniel Preston
five hundred dollars. Seth Strong fifteen hum.
dred dollars Harvey j. Linslcy one thousand
dollars, Thomas Bun one thousar,d s;ollars
Nathaniel B. Smith one thousand dollars. So.
loiicn Strong ave shundred dollars, Barnunr
Curtiss fiyo hundred dollars. Sheldon Sum.
mers Eve hundred dollars, Eli Summers two
hundred and fly dollars, David Summers
two hundred and fiffy dollars, Abel Benedict
Eve hundred dollars Horace II. Dudley five
hundred dollars. Talcoit Norton five hundred
dollars, HoraceW. Strong one thousand dol.
lars, Mrs. Ru.h Smith 1--WE hundred dollars
ind Mrs. Harriet 4. Woodruff five hundred
dollars. The said partnership is 10 com.
inence on the first day Of April, leS6, and
slinll Oh the ilrst day of April, lBaI,
Austin Coleles ER Sammers,
James Preston, David Numnasvs.
Natkanifl Preston, ADA Beaeaict
NstA NtfHng. Horace w, Siroag.
Harpsv y. IinsleM TlalcoM Norton,
Tkomes HaN. NaiAaniel II. Smith.
Solomon Strong, RAih Hmilk.
Bamllm cGrtiss. Harriet 4. HSolnfg
Aheli6A Nnlnmera lluracs M. Dnilss.
Dated Woodbury.. Angch 10 1899. Cox
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-06-07

WRITING SCHOOL,

WRITING SCHOOL,
ID WILSON respectfully informs the cit-
h. liens of Litchtield that he will open a
School in Writing on Monday the 2Sth inst.
in the school room formerly occupied by DR..
Stone, opposite the Congregational Church.
Pupils will be charged according to the a.
mount of instruction given. Hours of school
from 8 to A. M. and from to 6P. M. For
particulars respecting the school, inquire az
the County House.
Litchfeld, MAJ "a, 1888. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-06-07
Broadclotks, Cossimeres, Vcstings,
.Fevery color, quality, and price, for sale
W April 26. BY I. LAWRENCE.
MNseiEIlg sHKNfEs,

A beautiful article for Halls.
A I.SO, Door and Coach Mats.
IN Anassortment of Ladies' Work and Ira
yelling Baskets. @
Also, an assortment of Tubs and Pals
May "a. 8. GALPIN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-06-07

County Anti Slavery Society.
THE next meeting Of the LarcHr1ELD Co.
y. ANTx-SLAvEHT SOclRTY will be held at
WAsHINuTOE on the first Thursday, the 9Th
day, Of June next. Let a full delegation from
EACH local society be there.
r. M. CHAPMAN, NAc'y.
Hayscinson, Mqy II, 1888. so
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-06-07
Charles sigOurney & Son,

Charles SigOurney & Son,
1919 Main street, Hartford, Con.
Hare imported By the ships Gladiator from Lon
don, Virginia, North America, &c. from
LireTpool-AND OFFER FOR SALE,
ID RASS Paper Makers Wires for Fourdri-
ID nier Machines;
Brass and copper Wove Wire, Of great va
riety of meshes and Widths, for Paper Ma
kers; large Brass Water Cocks, for same
Alarge supply of Hair Seating and Straining
Webb, for Cabinet Makers;
Titley's superior green Hemp Shoe Thread
Patent Thread, black and whited brown, No.
l6 to 40;
A large assortment of Sandcrson's superior
CAST STEEL, in round & fiat bars, in sheets
and hoops, embracing very great variety
of sizes, for makers Of clocks, hammers
hoes, scythes, gimblets knives, rife and
= pistol barrels, and gun locks;
Double Shear Steel;
Ibbotson's cast steel Files, assorted, by the
cask; Circular and other SAWS.
ALSO,
Silver Plated Metal, all numbers;
Copper and iron Cut Tacks;
Russia and English Sheet Iron; ..
A large stock of Iron Wire, from No. o TO IS;
Brass, copper, silver plated, 81 cast steel Wire;
Timed Plates, common and extra brands;
Timed Copper, & Timers Stock generally;
A constant supply of Hardware Paper, and
"A large stock Of rolled SHEET Bass, at man.
ufacturers' prices;
50 barrels Cooper's superior GLUE, on con-
signment.
Hartford, Moy 0, 1888. 6 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-06-07
CIRCULAR.
/. STRONG PARSONS

HAS opened Store at 500, Main-Street,
- HARTFORD. Conn. opposite the Union
Hotel" in " Adams" Block, for the TRANSACTION
of general Wholesale and Retail Wias and
Liquor BUSINESS, designed for the supplying
of Hotel Keepers" In connection design
to keep choice stock of GROCERIES and PRO-
VISIONS, which will be put up in lots to suit
purchasers, and at such prices as cannot fail
to please. This arrangement will enable
Hotel Keepers to purchase their Groceries
and Liquors all at one place. and at wholesale
prices. Orders for any goods will have my
best attention. and in all cases where goods
are delivered upon an order, If they do not
give perfect satisfaction, the expenses will be
maid md the caeh refunded
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-06-07
SHAWLS,
Geese Feathers.

OEOOC u GVUJ1OCE De
TIME subscribers have made arrangements
to keep constantly on hand superior
article of Geese Feathers and viii al
all times furnish any quantity, from 20 to
1000 lbs. at as low prices as they can be OBJ
TUNED of equal quality in the state.
100 8. & L. HURLBUT.
Winchester, Jan. 8, 1888. y32
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-06-07
Drugs and Medicines,
RGtsDGs, ola, BVsssses, &e.
AT wHOEEsAEK ann RETAIL.


De Gss &BN1GAANN8&0
nFFERS f0rsale a complete
" assortment offhe above artis
cles in quantities 20 suit the pur-
chaser, on as good terms as they
can be bought within the state, for
cash or credit including an assortment of
Bronzes, Gold g. Silver Leaf and Foil, Gums
Copol and Shellac, Alcohol, Japan and Copal
Varpish. Tamarinds, Madden. COchineal, In
digo. America and Russia lsinglass, Spices,
Sal-Eratis, Patent Barley and Cocoa, Soda
and Seidlitz Powders, Congress Water, supe-
rior and common winter sperm. castor, pure
Linseed and Sweet OILS; Chlorine, Tooth
Wash, Preston's Salts, Bayberry Tallow.
"a LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
R.NTE.NrT MEDICINES.
including AndersOn's CoAgh Drops, SWalm's
Panacea, Bateman's Drops, WEIGH Medica.
mentun, Thompson's Eye Water, PILLS Of
various kinds, &c. &c.
Also, a complete qssOrtnaent Of
English & AmAeR iCaHA Paints,
among which are White End Red Lead, VIII
ting, Chrome Yellow g. Green, Prussian Blue
No. and 2, Dutch.and hose Pink, Terra de
Sienna, Vermilion, LamN Black. &c.
London Brown Stout. Hprter; Old Madeira,
pure Port, Samos, and cher WINES
Pure Cogniac Brandy, Holland Gin, West
India Rum, &c. as medicines.
p Physicians, Hatter Painters, &c. sup
piled ON as good terms al they can purchase
the same qualities in Ncw- York.
Litchfeld, OctobeT, 1881
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-06-07

Carriages and Sleighs.
VTyiIE subscribers have on hand, and are
/ constantly manufacturing al kinds Of
Carriages, Slesghs, Cutters, and
Buggy Wagons,
made Of the best materials. and BY experien-
, ced workmen. Also, srnta 4.
Y4DGARSs w AGG CONS
81 the latest style, on hand, and made 10 or
48 der on short notice. 4t
SEeigjbe ssae0 Csgttea's,
From the latest New York patterns oil Of
which they will sell cheap for cash, or appFoy-
ed credit. ~ Good Lumber, and all kinds
ofproduce taken In part payment.
HObGERG & PETERS.
NIB Those who have unsettled accounts
oflcng standing are requested TO call and set
tie the same as soon as possible. r. Up:
Litchfeld, 1888. 1.sAst u
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-06-07
TAKEN UP.

= AAAGlS Vi
..aaBzA DYthe subscriber, on the 18th
Instant. in the highway in
II Brad eyville, a small Broom co.
~ Jared Mare, with small white
spot IN her forehead, and Q small sore on the
sd:wIsa shoes ~ her io sr set ana i s se
sed 10 be about eight years Old, and Is evil
IDENTIFY Of the French breed. The owner is
requested 10 call and take her away. s,
.,a .ss ELIJAH 8. sNORTHROP.
sf}radZeur;l7e. Ma %. 1854 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-06-07

- n HAG SgCd4AAhGh 1WCW@ u VGMS
CAPT. b. STONE, .s
WIIL alternately leave Neso- York. daily,
w from East River Steam Boat Place, foot
of Beekman street, at z o'clock A. M. Return
ing, leave Ne,c- Haven daily, at o'clock A. NJ.
" Excellent Post Coaches will be at the
Steam Boat landing in New Haven to convey
passengers to Hartford, Boston & Providence.
Also to Iitchfield. via Waterbury, Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays-and via Woodbu-
~, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
also to Winsted, via Wolcottville, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays-also to Albany,
via Hartford. daily. Sundays excepted, and
via iLitchfield. daily, Sundays excepted.
u Freight taken as usual.
C. w. HINMAN, Agent.
N. B. The New Haven Steam Boat Com
pany will not be responsible for packages OF
any sort unless delivered in New York to the
Captains of their boats, or their agent. JOHN
EAxToN. and in New Haven at their office.
NeC- Haren, Dec. %, 1887 30
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-06-07
Iron Foundry.

sNsOssee, Cgsg-6mgtOn n Go.
WOULD inform fhepublic that their Foun-
Wv dry is In full operation at the head of
NOTth-street, where they are prepared to do
all kinds Of CASTINGS mot exceeding 10 to
l4OO in the best manner, and on reasonable
terms. ALSO, ~
Most kinds Of Iron Turning done to order;
Farmers Kettles, Fire Frames and Oven
Mouths, a superior article; Cast Iron Sinks,
different sizes; Andirons, large and small
Weights made and sealed-Basins and Ket-
ties, and almost all kinds of Job Work done
to order.
i Litchfe1, Sept. z, 1887. IA