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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-30
Preamble,

Lookino 10 the present state of public affairs as a
great crisis, and believing that the political attitude in
which the President Of The I. S. now stands 10 hs
country gives an assurance, that he will be The honest
/ and faritss Preside ut Of the people, and not inc te4ae,
of a party; that he will be The taithjfS! guardian o
the Constitution, pressing on with a bold and man
lv steo in a career Of public usefulness, until, b,
the aid of a great and enlightened peopie, he shall
have adhered a FIJI aad complete restorationof The Re
dtrol Government, TO the sound and rigorous e%onstitu.
t;ounl principles and practice Of Mr.. Jsfcrson S mos
admirable administration We now tender 10 him this
nublic pledge of our firm resolve to stand by him, under
eyery circumstance of peril, which may threaten him
in the future discharge of his high dut'es, under the
sanction nf his oath to maintain the Constitution OF ms
country, and in the pursuit of a noble aim 10 resist all
eoislative usurpations. We now say to him in refer.
ence TO his official vetoes on the late acts Of Congress,
for incorporating a Bank of the U. s., "WsH done, good
onJ fai,hful ser1nnt;' whilst, at The same time, we most
respectfully ask him TO review the grounds on when
he has given his sanction to olhe! measures, some OF
WHICH we consider objectionable %proprirty, and one OF
which, 10 wit: The act. providing for q distribution OF
the proceeds OF the public lands, we firmly believe to De-
upvise, unjust and involving an infraction ofthe spirit,
# mt Of the letter Of The Constitution. And 70. the pur
nose of m"re distinctly and emPhaiiealiy indicating our
opinions in relation to The acts of The laie Federal ina.
joriiy in Congress,
! B..soir,d unanimously, os The opinion fills mseiag,
That the Constitution f The U. ) contains no grani
of any power authorizing the Genrru! Legislature to
pass any SGT of iacnrpnrston, whether inr q Bank or
for any other object; tha, The power 10 grant charters
of incorporation is shewn by The records of the Con.
yen,ion 10 have been repeatedly asked for and as often
rejected: il is therefore historically proven, that such a
power is NO. contained in the Constitution, either az an
implied or expressed power.
R,soised ia like manner, That the issue of Bank or
no Bank was never openly and fairly made before the
people in the late Presidential canvass; but on the con-
trary, it was publicly di.avowed by The advocates OF
Gen. Harrison and John Tyler, now President.
Resolped in like nnanss-, That pure Republican pc.
licy is The only safe course of administering the CO.
veSnmen,, and the only way BY which the g'easand b.
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NOrlcE.-l lnr,hy iuis~an all persons from trading Tor :
y bond executed by M, for ihr sum o; ane hundred AMI my
iollan. some time IN the nonti of May last. Ia i CERTAIN Mt.
Eyer, who IS Il pedlsr. and calls hn;nseli a German. as ! An do.
terninrd mol To pay the SAM. JDHN ;. tpiEH.
MetklrntsIfp county. Va. Snv. -. Sr-SIy
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SI,Uc4,1cI oU7
From the above statement it will be perceived, that
one hundred and eighty-,hree thousand three hundred
and thirty eight dollars and thirty cents were lost by
ceiling The Sve millions dollars Of bonds on o credit,
nd paying interest thereon from their respective dates,
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NA\TfD-i stu itrnn as Teacher ia Il -cno, ar Academy,
w BY a gentleman win is a Or ,daiie of II ttvard University.
Cambridge. Mass, who can produce me sccptionable testimnni'
MS Of mora! character and liieru y atainments from III: President
md Professors OF tn, above celebrated institution, aud wha has
had. during several years past, much experience in the capacity
nf Teacher. All communication. addressed TO the subscriber, a:
Hiddietowu, New Castle county, Delaware, will receive imne-
diauc attention. J. A.
my m sy-9-
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1 YOUNG Gentleman, = ritsIhi,n ~ birth aud eduea.ion.
"A would sccrTt %. a god si:ua.ou ~ Teacher IL IN Aca.
lrny, or in the family of Il private gentleman, mha vans
IN Instructor Of good character and attaibinents. Tie CA
'assieal, Mathematical, English and F.cnch Scholar. A altii-
ion with 4 Legal gentleman iiioasti no, indispensabiel would '~
referred. .idinss-Y. d., Hampton. Va. postage plidl
Nov. 80 J9-waw'
~ The WING vii copy one time.
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merly Of that State, but now a resident Of Kentucky,
has been appointed by President Tyler, to revise the
Revenue laws previous 10 the meeting of Congress"
TO revise the Revenue laws! Where is the Secreta-
~ Of lhe Treasury?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-30

Whole Tickets SIU-sblTes IN pTopnIton.
A certificate Of a package of ~ whole tickets Sl3o-shnrsa In
proportion.
In any and all cases lei yonr orders be directed 10 The priz" sci.
lers, HOlT & ~.
NV an Std
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-30
BOARDING
~ lt q.

EEMALE BOARDING sCHnoL.-The undersigned feels
L gratiied in benz abie 10 ANNOUNCE 10 the public MS coo1 Tor
tunc in securing The services Of Miss ANN q. FORBES, n
Condnciress Of tho Female School which he proposes to open Tor
the year 1872. NJ Halle Grave, In The county Of Caroline.
Miss FORBES has been for several years past The Principal of
the Female Seminary nj Milton, In North Carolina, and the ap-
probation with which she has discharged the duties of the situa-
lion, as well as her general qualifications for il, are sufficiently
ate. ted in the ~snhjoined Testimonials.
The School will be located within one mile Of the Rappahan-
nnck Academy. ahnni ) miles from Port Royal, and in about Two
of Rappahannnck river.
II or eveH 30 boarders. The sitr,toH l. very healthy and IN an
agreeable peichborhood. The chief object ri the School viii he,
10 impan an enlarged and substantial English Edneaiinn, el.
hracing all the hranchrs that properly pertain 10 trinalr culture.
II will open on The 18th Jannn,y, l-a:, and close for IN. year on
the 18th Decenber-the month IL Angus, being devoted 10 vaca-
tion.
Tnms-sl2o. Board and Tuition, including fuel, washing.
lodging ami light. One half $500 10 he paid on The last day Of
July, and The residue on the u h iiec-mher.
address the subscriber, Mid River Post bfHce, until 18th De-
cembrrn ext-snd, af.I that date, ksaaahnnnock Academy.
Nov. 18th, Ieil. PETER Z. THORNTON.
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We have devoted a large space in to-day's paper to
the paper war between Messrs. Richard Adams and
John M. Bolts. We almost grudge so much space 10
such a controversy, although a portion of the public
may he curious enough TO see it. i, is a part and par.
Gel of the history of the timcs-although, it must be
confessed, il is but q very small chapter.
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Difference between five millions dollars,
principal of State Bonds, in current
money of the U. S and sterling money
of Great Britain, at four shllllngs and
sixpence to the dollar,
D ference of interest on $1,250,000 of
State Bonds payable in twelve years
between current money of the U. s.
and pounds sterling Of G,fa, Britain
Mt four shillings and siIpence 10 the
dollar,
Difference Of interest on S3,750,000 90
Of State Bonds payable in twenty years
between current money of the u s. and
pounds sterling Of Great Britain at
fur shillings and sixPencs to the del
lsr,
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.Mors-throuiny off Ae "Bank .MaN.tone."

The "North American of Philadelphia (Whig) eau
tons its friends against any further denomination fol
a National Bank. They are TO fall back upon Their
non committalism of lS40-and we are TO have nc
principles (de veIoped) for the prbl'c eye The Nortl
American eays, s'Be the results Ghe recommendation
of Mr.. Tyler Of q fiscal agent) what they may, it vii
not be sound policy in line Wings IL nave IN favor Of
National Bank, tilt We have some further deinonstra
tons of public sentiment on the subject. Let the cal
for such ar institution come from every section of the
land, before the Wings ngain pu; their ascendancy in
jeopardy for its attninment'-tha is 10 say, ''soand pc
lieu now recommends to the Wings to keep dark!
Mitchell 1.-THE Forger-one Of tlie Wing Executive
Committee of lS40) has been tried in New York, fol
forgery, and found guil,y-one Of the jnrors recon-
mending him 10 mercy. The case was TO be carried VI
on a bill of exceptions.
Jsmes D. Glcntworth 1.-THE chief Of the pipe.layers,
moved the Court, through his counsel, "to enter a noli
prosegui 10 his Indictment. The court suggested thai
they would discharge The recognizance which held the
defendant to bail, but this the counsel refused, positive
" stating that he would have a nohe proscqui or no
thing. After some remarks from the District Attorney
tending TO show the length ut the former trial, occupy
ing nearly a week-tbe difficulty in re-assembling The
witnesses from another S,ate-the CONSTANT occupancy
of his time in the multiplicity of business Of his office
and his nm willingness To subject The county to the
heavy expenses Of another trial, the result of which
to The Court without entering further objections-anC
the Court then ordered the noue Prosequi to be entered
And thus Glentworth escapes the penalty of his trans
gressions!
We have devoted a large space in to-day's paper t.
the paper war between Messrs. Richard Adams ane
John M. Bolts. We almost grudge so much space Il
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WILL be sold, At wilma, Richmond county, on "Wednesday,
' the 10Th December next, II fair. II not, the next iar day,
w me Household and Kitchen Furniture. Plantation and Farm.
ing Utensils, stock Of Horses, Mules, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs,
crops oi Torn, Fodder, &c, belonging 10 the estate OF Joseph W.
hmm, deceased. a credit of six months will he given on all
sums over hve d"ilars, The purchaser giving hond with good s.
curly, under that sum, cash. wilma, on which 4 crop Of wheat
Is seeded, VIII BIZ rented Al the same time, AID snndry Negroes
hlIed out for the ensuing year.
JOHN L. CHM,
;adaiaisraior, uti tie pl ANNEXED, Of Jos. -. Calm, drceissd.
Nov. 81, 1871. 59-a.
this office.
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TESTIMONIALS
Fyem ,is Err. DR. Harding.
The hearer OF this, Miss A. c. Forbes, has taught the Female
School in this place for more than two Years, durins which tire
he has resided in my family. I consider her qualified, both In
requirements and by pra, tic-, 10 teach tho e hianehss of Pemnlo
Education usually taught In Academies and hi2h Schools.
iSienedl n. II. HARDING.
Milton, ~. C., October Goth. lSil.
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VALUABLE ScOTTSvlLL. PROPERTY FOX SALE by
' virtue OF Il Deed OF Trust, executed Ia me on the ,th dag ot
July, l-37. by Richard Moon, Trustee, which deed IL OF f-c1td
Ia the clerks Office OF Alternate county. shall, on Nonda,,
The 3rd day q January next. # fair. ii not, the next fir day there
HitrT, Tor purposes specified in said deed, offer for SHE, for cali,
IN ine town uf Scntfsyille, i e. ram Store House aud Lot, s.;u-
aied near Noris old Tavern. Also. 4 Lumber. House aGd Lot,
situated near The Ferry Lanhing. and Immediately on the Canal.
Both lots III considered valuable, more especially the latter.)
ana are well worthy the attention Of those who may desire Ia
sest money In Que Of The most dourisimns towns In the state
selling as Trustee, shall only convey such title as the deed
contrts, bu! believe IL 10 De indisputahle.
EDWARD II. MOON, Trustee.
scoiisviile. Albemarle county, Nov. 18Th, 1871. 5s-aa~tds
6T The Wing will copy.
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Frea IN. J.hH T. GsrioTj.
lake great pleasure in expire sTg M high estimation or lie
qualifications If Miss Ann &. Forbes, as a Teacher; Er raiisrt
and unrrmiuing attention To the pupils under her charge Al ihe
Milton FEMME * minaIy. Tar the last two years, has attracted
the particular notice Of the patron. &c the School; her Intimate
acquaintance with ihr junior snd senior branches ofFeniais fdr-
rsiinn. united with her inGccus system Of inrafi'nr instfne-
ilcn secures The improvem. NJ as well AZ The mfr eiirns ei her
pupils. "a itb the progress OF my oun iiur daughter have zen
MOI. than gralihed. aud in sheer in tier To The accomplishments
and INTRINSIC worth 81 a highly deserving lady. ! cheerfnlly rsn-
der her this testimonial of my esietIn and arrroha,inn.
[signedl JOHN T. GARLAND.
Nj ton, y. c., October Goth, lsii.
Miss Ann c. Forbes, The bearer Of this noie, has been, for near
ly three years, the Principal Of The Female Academy in iGis
place. During a part Of that time WAS . resident In The sams
.amily with Miss +. I can truly ray, 7 consider her amply quail
fen 10 insrrUe, In al the branches usually taught In Female Aca-
derirs af The hiehrsr grade In care and attention TO her pupils
she will be found indelaigable.
ISignedi z. P. HAWKES.,
TEACHER efts .Nater .VGis Academy.
Milton. October Goth, laiL
Nov. 70 sa-w,f
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-07-08
New-Efaven French Dyeing
 ESTABLISHMENT
CORNER OF STATE AND GRAND STREETS

CORNER OF STATE AND GRAND STREETS. A. HUSSON, Proprietor. DRoADcLoTHs, Cassmeres, Sattinets, Merl- Dnos, Circassians, Damask, Pongees, Silks, Satins, Ribbons; cotton, woolen and worsted Yarn, all kinds of Hosiery, Linen Goods of every description, are dyed and pressed in the bes. possible style, and no expense spared to give permanency to the colors.
 Cashmere, merino and silk Shawls, Piano and Table Covers, Carpets, Rugs, any kind of Garments dyed, cleansed, secured, and fully restored to their original colors. Black & red Merino Shawls dyed without injuring the borders. A Sample Book is kept for the examination of customers.
 The subscriber particularly invites Silk manufacturers to look at his samples of Sew ing Silks, as for richness and brilliancy of color and gloss they cannot be surpassed.
 In all cases his charges will be moderate {; and those who have Goods to be dyed by the piece or pound will find their advantage in calling at the above establishment.
 N. B. All work done in the shortest possi- ble time. A. ii.
 rA Sample Book of 25O different shades and colors can be seen by calling at A. P. F. Camps store in Litchfield.
 A. P. P. CAMP, Agent tor 4. Husson.
 May 13 5O
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-07-08
NOTICE,

"IIE Furnace Business will be continued N and all the accounts of Darlington and Morse settled, by J. Darlington 3 Son-and they hope, by a strict attention to their busi- ness, to merit and obtain a share of patron- age from the public. All orders will receive immediate attention and despatch
 THEY HAVE ON HAND, Meeting Aouse Stoves, Wash Stoves, Boa Stoves, various sizes, Farmers Kettles, Fire Frames, Andirons, Dish Kettles, Bosins, Griddles, Se. &c. All of which will be sold as low as can be purchased elsewhere.
 The Furnace will now be in constant ope- ration, so that we shall be able to accommO. date customers on short notice-
 J. HARRINGTON & SON. L;ichfezd, Oct. l, lS40. 19
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-07-08
GOODS CHEAP.

Al the Variety Store one door east cf the Court
 House, may be found c general assortment g
 D9"y Goods, consisting in part 9
 DROADCLOTHS and Cassimeres, of alE ID descriptions and prices; linen. worsted and cotton Pant. Stufs, Vestings, black and blue-black Bombazines, Mouselin de Lainess black, blue-black and cold Silks, also, fg'd bonnet, Florence and Sinchew do. large assortment of Prints, Linen Table Cloths and Spreads, silk and tabby Velvets, black and cold Satins, Italian Cravats, Scarfs, black and blue-black Grape, Sewing Silk, Mouslin de Laine and Silk Dress Handk'fs; Merinov Kabyle and Brocha Shawls, Muslins, Cam-' brics, plain and fg'd Lace Edgings, Insert. ings, Footings, Irish Linens, linen Lawn and Cambric, Collars and Bosoms; linen, silk and cotton Handk'fs; white & cold Satin Jeans.. linen and cotton Drilling, Hosiery, Gloves, Suspenders, Umbrellas and Parasols, &e.& .&c. all of which will be sold for cash or produce at small advance from cost. Persons wish- ing to purchase Goods are invited to call and examine ours.
 GARRETT & BALDWIN.
 TitchfeM ADril 2S 4S'
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-07-08
GOODS at Cost, or less.

THE full assortment of DRY GooDs. GRO \ CERES, Sc. assigned by s. GALPIN for tho benefit of his creditors, are now offered for sale at cost, and many articles less than cost, for the purpose of closing up the concern without delay. As there arc in this assort- ment many valuable and desirable articles, those who wish to avail themselves of an op- portunity of purchasing Goods, ,Crockery and Groceries at great bargains, will do we'll to call and examine for themselves, at the late stand of Mir. Galpin, in East street.
 By ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
 Litchfeld, June 24, l94l. 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-07-08
New Goods New Goods 1!
 .A. R. P. (.A.lyXKS

0AO ~ c ~ . NOAOtAA
 Has just returned from Ne.o- York acilh ne'o and splendid assortment of Dry Goods, achich WiH De sold Gt small adrance from cost. No mistake. Among has assortment are ID LACK, blue black, invisible green, brown D and mkt Broadcloths; black, drab and mkt Cassimeres and Saiiinets; figd and plain Satin Vestings; Cashmere & Marseiles light and dark Vestings; light and dark fig'd and plain Bonnet and Dress Silks; blk and blue black Silk Velvets, blue black and fig'd Mouslin de Laines, Printed Lawns English, French and American Prints; Gnghams and Bingham Cravats; French, English and A. rlesican Furniture Prints, Fancy Cassimere, Black Velvetine, Bangup, Gambroon, Brown Linen, aH sorts, Summer Goods, ladies and gents cold and black Kid Gloves, black and cold picnic and plain silk and cotton and li nen Gloves; whi:c Silk Hose, brown & white and fancy cold C,>tton Hose gents brown cotton half Hose la,.ies colored and white worsted and Persian rhread Hose-(also, Garden Hoes)-French Crpcs and Collars, Cambric Edgings, Insertings. Black Lace, fig'd black Lace Veils, Carpet Yarn, Crash, Russia Diaper, Bombazine, Satia Stocks, gents Scarfs, Linen Lawn and Cumbric, Victoria Skirts, black and blue black Grape, Green Berage, Apron Check, Padding Caa- vass, WaddiDg, Ticking, Wicking, Batting, black cotton Umbrellas, light and dark cold Parasols, Feather Fans, Grecian Boots, bro. and bleached ShirtingS and Sheetings, gauge and satin Cap Ribbons, Coat Cord, Elastic SuspenGers, ig'd Velvet and Lasting, Coat Buttons, &c. sc. 4. -.tsaf1 Litckfeld, May l3. 50
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-07-08
ROAX.

THIS BULL was bred by Charles Henry IL Hall, of New York, is of the Durham stock, is six years old, weighs 20OO lbs. He was at the Fair in Berkshire county; also in Litchfield last fall. His stock has proved satisfactory. He will stand at the stable of the subscriber this season.
 EBENEZER w. BEACH.
 Goshen. June g. *4
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-07-08
NOTICE.

NLrRGYMEN and others are informed tnat O the valuable LIBRARY belonging to inc estate of the Rev. GRANT POWERS, containing Theological, Standard, and Miscellaneous works, is for sale at the late dwelling of the deceased. Those who wish to purchase will find it for their interest to call soon, as the books must be sold to close the settlement ot said estate. Mno BARTHOLOMEW, Ad'H'r:
 Goshen NFGu 3l, 1S4l.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-07-08
VARIETY STORE !,

FLUSHING Rods, Lines, Hooks, Shell and -E Reeds, Game Bags, Backgammon Boards, Fancy Boxes, Accordions, Chess Men, Silk Purses, hair and cloth Brushes, Perfumery, Pearl Powder and Puffs, she'll & horn Combs, Steel Pens, n-holders, tooth and whitewash Brushes Cutlery, Silver Pencils Jewelry, Letter Stamps and Seals, Music Boxes, To- bacco and Snuff Boxes, Telescopes, Pocket Books, and every thing which man ever tho's or heard of, at
 April go. GARRITr & BALDw1N's.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-07-08

IHHIT Steamboat New Haven, Capt. Joel
 Stone, will leave New-York, from the foot of Beekman street, daily, Sundays ex- cepted) at 6 o'clock A. M. and arrive in New Haven at about l2 NJ. Returning, the above boat will leave New-lIaven daily, Sundays excepted) at P. NJ. and arrive i'll New York at about 7 P. M. Freight taken at the cus- tomary summer rates. .u.
 The proprietors of the above boat will not be liable for any loss or damage 10 goods a, greed to be transported by them, occasioned by fire, storms, perils of the sea, or by any other act, except gross negligence proved on the part of said company, to greater amount than tpenty dollars, unless a special agreement covering such risks is made in writing; and will not in any case be liable for any loss accustomed by any such risks, unless the con tents of the packages shipped shall be made known to the said Company at the time of shipment, and the same are specially specf- fled and set down in the receipt given by the company for the same.
 NIB. All persons are forbid trusting any one on account of the above boats, unless written order is presented signed by their Agent. C. W: dlNMAN' ASeM' -o
 Neao- Hoven, May, lS4l. 5O
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-07-08
lIofat's Life PiUs and Phenir Bitters

WOHntS Llte P1HS GnG X'HGntI DHeTS. TENE perfectly safe, unerrlng and successful treat
 N ment of almost every species ot disease by the use of Mofdts LJe Medicines is no longer matter Of doubt as reference to the experience ot many thou sand patients will satisfactorily prove. During the present month alone nearly 100 cases have come to the knowledge of MT. Mofat, where the patient has, to all appearance. effected permanent cure by the some eight or ten of these had been considered beyond all hope by their medical attendants. such happy results are a source of great pleasure to MT. M and inspire him with new confidence to recommend the use of his medicines to his fellow citizens;
 The Life Medicines are purely CegetooLe prepara- ton. They are mild and pleasant in their operation, and at the same time thorough-actng rapidly upon the secretions of the system-carrylng oil all acrmo nous humors, and assim atng with and purifying the blood For this reason, in aggravated cases ot Dys- pepsa the Life Medicines w'l give reIet m shorter space of time than any other prescription In Fever and Ague, Inflammatory Rheumatism, Fevers of ev- cry description, Sick Headache, Heartburn, Dizziness in the head Pains in the chest, Fatuency, impaired appetite, and in every disease arising from impur
 v of .he blood, or disordered of the stomach the use of these medicines has always proved to be beyond doubt, greatly superior to any other mode of treatment.
 All that Mr. Moat asks of his patients is to be par ticuar in taking them strictly according to the direc tions. It Is not by newspaper notce by thing that he himself may say in their favor that he hopes to gain credit It is alone by the results of fair trial Is the reader an invalid, and does he wish to know whether the Life Medicines will suit his own case lf so, let him call or send Mr. Moa agents Tn this place, and procure copy of the Medical Manual, de- signed as Domestic Guide to Health, published gra- tuousiy: He will there find enumerated very many extraordinary cases of cure; and perhaps some ex- actly similar to his Moffat's Medical Office in New York, 375 Broadway.
 Sold hy CHARLES J. KILBouRN, Ltchfield, agent for Litchheld County. 1y2S Dec. 10.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-07-08

"ARDWARE RE-English and Cast lA Steel Shovels, Hoes, Knives and Forks, Hammers, Pad Locks, Bed Cord and Coil Rope, Faucets, Molasses Gates, Curry ycomhs and brushes, German and double iron Coffee Mills, Percussion Caps, sc.
 April 29. GARRETT & BALDWIN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-07-08
HOusatOnic Railroad Notice.
SPRAYED,

TROM the subscriber, on the fXA IT l7th inst. WHITE MARE, ~vu. pm dark mane and tail, about seven $Y years old, lately shod forward. sSA=ts no shoes on her hind feet Who- soever will return said mare. or give infor- nation where she may be found, shall be li- berally rewarded. ELIJAH M. PECK.
 I,itchfeZG June %. 1S4l.