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Since issuing the first number of the Western Lady's
Magazine n change has taken place, which Will no doubt,
be as pleasing 10 its patrons as its proprietor. \ union has
been effected between the Lady's Cabinet Magazine, pub
lished at Albany. New York. and our Magazine published
here at Dayton. The work will now be publishes under the
modified little of the Western Lady's Cabinet Magazine,
and issued simultaneously from Albany and Da yton, at the
same low price of 5 % per annum. Thus while the NVes-
tern reader Will receive eastern typography and engraving,
ne will not be necessitated to 20 to the expense of the
postage.
The new Magazine has now a subscription af 20 900;
with a contribution list including al. the abiest writer's i'll the
Union. Each number will now appear regularly on the
first of the month. adorned with a spirited engraving-eith-
er steel plate or Naturalization the hands of the most
talented ensravers; and every third number Quarterly will
contain a beautifully colored plate of the latest fashions.
In a word, no expense or exertion will be spared TO render
The present Magazine equally as interesting and beautiful
as any of its contemporaries.
The Magazine will still continue to DO Ue,feru in many
of its features, and articles from western writers, we anti
cipate. will often appear in its pages.
The Western Lady's Cabinet Magazine will be edited
by Mr.. Z. G Squier and ourselE We will receive all COM
municaNons on business or fof publication from uester.
persons, whilst our associate Nj. .:;1.d = :5c-. Of Re east.
The new work will commence in Jaiua-,, when we hope
that the western people will extend to US a hearty support.
Until we hold converse again ia the pages of tho Maya
zine, tho Wit, dear patrons, please accept the assurance
oi our distinguished consideration.
J. Ito SANDERS.
Dayton. Dec. lS. 1871.
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SCHOOL 30

Mitchells Geography and Atlas; Eclectic Readers
Talbot'., Pixies, Davies, Rays and Smiths Arlthmet
kirkhsnl-s, Smiths, and Comleys Grammar.
Elementary and Comley's Spelling Book.
Walkers and Webster's Dictionary.
Coms,ock's Philosophy ana Chemistry.
Burretts Geography of the Heavens.
CoIburn's and Bonnycastle's Algebra.
Bonnycas,le's Mensuration: Murray's Readers.
Mltchels Geogra phical Reader.
Paper, Ink. Quills, &c. &c. For sale. by
d. p. HOLLOWAY.
Richmond, Jan. 1th, 1912.
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SALE OF REAL STAT

w ILL be offered at public sale, on Seventhday 7ti
of lat mo. 1912. at the late residence of JOSEPH,
Stubs, dec. near Milton, Wayne county, Ia, the follow
ing Real Estate. VIZ: about 20 acres of frat rae land,
lying in West River bottom, about 40 of which are under
a state of cultivati.n, with a good Apple nnd Peach or
chard. n comfortable dwelling House, two tenant Houses.
and StabIng. together win the GRISTa and SAW MILLS
situate thereon. As tho Mills and their situation for Gus
tom ire so well known, | deem 1t unnecessary to comment
on the many advantages they possess.
The terms Of the sale will be a credit Of 6, IL, Is and
"a months, the purchaser giving note with approved securi-
~. Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock, a. m.
N b. Any person having a small farm to exchange .nr
such property would do well TO pay attention TO this, other
wise they may loose IA bargain.
DANIEL TOWNSEND, Admir-.
18th NJ. 18th. IS4T. 50-3t
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RICHMOND AND BRooKvILLE CAxAL-Tbe p
lection Tor Directors of the Richmond and Brook
vile Canal Company took place on Monday last,
when the following named gentlemen were eIec>
ted: Charles W. Star, Benjamin Fulghum, Irwin
Reed, Caleb Shearon, J. l.. Andrews. William
Wood, and Nicholas Smith.
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40 81 81 8

Mems himself privileged, at the commencement OF
the NEW YEAR. TO express his sincere thanks 10 the
citizens of Richmond and vicinity for The patronage he has
received since MS arrival among them: and would still So
licit a due proportion of the same for the time 10 come.
OFFICE at Mr.. JAMES fiuNNICUTT's on Main St be-
tween 'front.' and Pearl Streets.
Jan. lst. 1912. 1-3t
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ALOES.

MARRIED,-On the Both uii., by Elder s. Her
"ey, Mr. DAVID BARE, Of Preble county. Ohio.
to Miss ELIZABETH HERvEr, Of this city.
Ga the evening of the 26th ult, in Liberty,
Union county, bv John Yarvan Esq, SOLOMON
MAKER, ESQ, TO Miss AsSEss HILL.
The same evening by the same. Mr.. JouS y.
WALTON TO MISS ANN DoRM.RE.
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Administrators Notice.

ME undersigned, having taken out Of the Wayne Pro-
bate Court, letters or Administration on the Estate
OF Hiram Brown. deceased. late Of said county. -.ooests
all those Indebted 70 said estate to make immediate nay.
meai; and al, having claims against the same. 10 gresen,
them, legally authenticated for settlement, within twelva
months from this date. The Estate IS supposed 70 Re SOL
vent.
JOHN A. MedINN, Adm.
January 1si. Is42. 52-3,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-08

The editor of the State Sentinel, reminds Us OF
a fable, VIC once heard "A jackass boasiing Of his
ability to figure advantageously and consplcuousiy
in n ball, said as to dancing he perhaps would be
a little awkward, as he seldom INDUCED in il;
but when the baDling part came on he could do
his part IN fine style.
The editor Of the Sentinel sci
dom INDUCES in truth, is Therefore very awkward
in it, but when the brnging part comes on he does
the hing equal to his ilIuslrious prototype, the
donkey.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-08

LEGISLATIVE In the Senate on Monday
last, Mn BURKE from a select committee, re-
ported a bill taxing clock pedlers, which passed
10 a second reading. The oil cx,ending the pri-
vileges of the State Library to Editors and Cier.
gymen, was read a third time and passed. The
resolution OF the House, TO adjourn on the 3lst. of
January. was after considerable discussion laid on
the table, by a vote Of ayes %, noes 20.
In The House. the bill to regulate Doctors fees
was read a second :itne. A half earnest. halls
testing debate arose, at the conclusion of which
the bill was Indefinitely postponed. The bill a.
polishing imprisonment TOR debt was taken I'D.
and passed by a vote Of yes 10, noes 20; after a
debate which occupied the greater par, Of tn e
ternoon. This bill, we believe, is entirelv 4 life.
rent from the one which passed The Senate.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-08

THE ELEVATOR, is the name Of a truly in
,cresting paper published IN The CITY Of Cincinna-
ii. lis contents are designed TO elepate the mind,
and we have no doubt but that it will succeed so
far as i. may be read. 1t should be subscribed
Tor by every mechanic, student, or practical WORK
ing man in the country. Its pictorial Illustrations
arc admirably executed and are Of immense nd,
vantage to the junior reader.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-08

MARRIED,-A, Xenia, Ohio. on Tnesdav, the
4th INST. by j. Edo. Bennett. Esq. Mr.. JESSE NJ
Huron. OF this c,iy, to Mss REBEccA j. SHAW,
Of the former place.
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FoR THE PALLADIUM.

FoR THE PALLApIuM.
REPORT OF H CHAPLAIN OF THE PRISON.
This extraordinary document, which has reached me by
the kindness oil one of our Senator's. does not consist of Sc
venty lines of le,ter-press; and yet it IS sinsuIatly defective
in is da alta, and fallacious in It's argument.
The Chaplain tells US that there are ~ convicts in our
State Prison OF these there are
sOvsr 25 years of age 81
s.Over 40' %
Making so
Leaving AZ, or moro than one third of the whole number
Of convic,s, whose ages are not noticed.
Respecting the crimes for which these poor ere lures were
committed, he enumeraies for
"Larceny bb
Burglary
Murder and Mansiaughter 10
Assault and Battery with intent to XII )
Amounting to criminals SO
Whether The remaining % s'convicts' were ctineless, he
does not say
Conserving ssthetr former habits of life, it was ascertain-
ed thar there had been
"HabituaIIy Intempera,e' As
"Occasionally Do. "a
"Tempsrate .
1O7
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PROTECTION

FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
LNLIJAH COFFI Of Richmond, Indiana, Agent of
the Projection Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn.
offers TO Insure Houses, Stores, .NtHs FIet0ries, Bar'ts,
and the Contents of each, together with every other similar
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-08
CHARTER

"a Monday last the election for CITY officers
took place. JOHN SAILOR. ESQ. was re elected
Mayor, William Hart, Marshal; Levi keerans,
Assessor; and Eli Nh Coffin, Treasurer. Council
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-08
Igw sIGE2

HA/ILLIAM L.. BRADY. has just commenced the
Saddiins and Harness busiGess, on Main street,
Richmond. Ind, right angling from Nasson's Tavern,
where he has and intends keeping Oh hands all klnds of Sad
dlcs. Brides. Harness. = hips. Trunks, Collars, Saddleb bags,
and Other articles in his line. For which, he viii take in
exchange wheat. corn. ua.s, bacon, lard, -four. linen. Iinsey,
tallow. leather and hides, and he viii also sel low for CASH,
He viii he pleased 70 have his OH customers and others n
call and examine for themselves.
Richmond, Feb. ,, IS4t- 5-tf
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Anderson, Elizsbe,h
Afford. james
Joshua
A~ndermon, Luriss
Beeson. Tacv
Br,nkly, Edith
Bachle, Matthias
Brocas. J. w.
B,rnered, Elizabeth
Borden, james W
Banks, John
Busha, Widow
Blrk, John
Bailey, James
Butler, VIM
Burdon, HARRISON
Barton. Samuel
Baker, Eli
Chapman, George
Colgrose, AIphonso
Crangle. James
Chase. Ann T.
Demause. William
Dennis, Ahsalom
Deyarmnn. Il
Donson, George
Dawson, James ii
Epperly. jacob
Fps, Mary
Evans, J sept,
Frame, Joseph NJ
F'ryar, William
FouIk, Asenerh
Farquhar, l.
Funk, Peter
~Furgeson. James
Fisher, Thomas
Farquhar, Joseph
Frnzer, Joseph
Griswolt. George
Gibson, Nathan
Grave, Pusey
Gibson, Hiram l.
II seImau, William
henderson,. Jane
Holmes, Samuel
Hunt, Ca,harine
Harding. Elz ,beth
Howell, Needhan
Huison, Daniel
III ilianj. |, Nj
Hawkins, William
Higgins, James
Hedr,ck, George
Hunt, Abner
Hudson, Nicholas
Hone. ID
Hunt, Solomon
lden, Jesse
Jump, VIM. or John
Johnson, Oliver 5
kl,selman, Daniel Il.
Rooms, Benz.
keplinger. -
Lamb, John A.
Limb, Ruth
y. B.. Persons cali
list will please 10 say
they may not get the
ACIILL
January l5'. 4
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~ AVA 'S
1 Office as Dead Letters:
I.add, William II.
Lively, Joseph
t.ich.entel,., John
Merewea,her. K.
Malsby. John L..
Moore, Isabel
McDonea, A K
Mason, Wm.
Myers, Ann
Mccall, Samuel
Martha, Reuben
Maxwell. John
cClure. Daniel
McLucas, Wan.
McAdams, John
Nicholson, John 2
Naswor,hv, Nathan
Nord, he, Isaac
Nox, Wm.
Nixon IL Taylor
No d. de. David
Overman, John Nicholas
Penland, Peter
Polly, John
P,nkerton, John
Palmer, Jesse
Piel David
Parsons, William
Powell. S. i.
Patty, Henry
Parey, Samuel
Pierce. K. NJ.
Pope. VIM.
Prl,chard, Samuel
Reed, Daniel :
Roberts, Aaron
Ross, Rev. John
Reese, David
Sisemore, Afford
Shatfer, Jocob
Semon, <.
Stanley, Mr..
Suoi,lon, T..
Samuel, Joel
Simmons, Alexander
Smith. John
Samels, William
Simcock, John
Si'yers. William
Terwilliger, Ann
Trimble, jacob
Thomas, Asahal
'Tarkenberg, Henry :
Thompson, James
I'm, Ha,ton
Wore. Israel
Vanaman. John III.
Wright. Dlv,d
Watt, Mary c.
Williams, Joshua
Wagner, George w.
2Wlckersham, George
Williams, Henry ID.
Wool, Mary Ann
Wllcy, Ann +.
, for Letters in tho above
ADVERTISED" otherwise
IS VILLA Ms, p. NJ.
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A List Of Letters.

EMAINING in the Post Office nj Richmond, La.
~ on The Il. Of January, 1912; which, If not
taken out before The 3lst OF March next, will DO
sent 10 the General Post Office as Dead Letters:
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HOECH PORCH.

Prentice says that "tte suggestion is seriously
made in several respectable Wing Journals of Ms.
~s;ssiPpi, shat such Of her citizens as are, and have
been IN flavor of the payment of her bonds should
adopt and constantly wear some conspicuous
badge, 10 distinguish them when abroad. from
those opposed TO paving The honest debts of the
state" Bread or Blood" IS The awful inscrip-
lion upon some of The banners paraded in Inc prin-
cipal towns 10 England 1t is stated that there is
not a Bank IN the State of Delaware whose stock
vii no, command par, and above it, and one
osihem IA non specie paying bank al presently will
command nifty per cent airaace. Well done lit
tie ia lis Royal Highness the Duke of Sus-
SEX 1t is 'a'd. IS about TO resign The Grand Mas
fersh'P Q. the Ancient Order Of Freemasons, and
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Until we are otherwise informed, We will imagine tina,
the other Is convicts are on the fence, or not yet de,ermin-
ed whether to give in for whiskey or for water.
By his table of .'Natvity'' of the criminals, il appears
that eleven States, sundry Kingdoms. &c, furnished 80
conyicts; and sseveral other States, one each.n Now If
even all the other States gave US one each, IN. whole amour,
would be but Ia; leaving s who have no s'nativIty"
The following is his table of "Amoun, of Education
Received:
Classical education 9
Common School Education Is
Can only read and write 80
Can only read 9
No Education ii
Making 81
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PROSPECTUS OF THE ELEVATOR

Dayton, Dec. l5, 1871.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-05-19
LiEcAGeEG Enquirer:
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
BY C. ADAMS.

TERMS. To village and single mail subscribers
two dollars per year, payable before the expiration OF
six months.
To companies of any number over six, 81 SO per
year, payable as above: To companies less than six,
VI 70 per year, PAYABLE before. 25 cents will be
deducted from each of these prices when payment is
made in advance. These prices are exclusive Of
mail or stage charge for transportation.
No papers will be discontinued until all arrearages
are paid except at the discretion Of the editor.
Notice of wish TO discontinue must be given be.
fore the expiration of year.
0rADvERrISING. One square. three Insertions, 81,
and the same proportion for squares
Half square, rs cts Continuance over three weeks
20 per cent per week. A liberal deduction made for
advertisements continued or IL months.
Administrators and Executors Notices, 81 90
Com nissioners' Notices, l IS
All comnuni cations must be POSTPAID.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-05-19

Alta Court Of Pr"adie holden al Sharon, 'riih'n
and for The district Of Sharon, on the 2Oth day
Of April, A. ID. 1872:
Present, Charles r. Sedgpick, Esq. Judge.
Am motion of George c. +. Thompson,
W Executor of the last will anc testament
Of AMY STEPHENS, late Of Canaan in said
district, deceased, this Court doth limit and
allow TO the creditors Of said estate six
months from the date hereof in which 20 ex.
hibit their claims to said executor or be de-
barred n recovery. Aud this Court directs
said Executor 10 give notice Of the time so
limited by publishing this order in news.
miner printed in Lilchneld and by posting a
COW thereof on the public sign.posl nearest
,hs Mace where the deceased last dwell, ~
all canaan, A true copy Of Record.
40 CHAs. T. SEpoW lex, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-05-19
Housatonic Rail Road
From North Canaan
For bridgeport, Nes0- York and
Men, HdUen.

FNHE Passenger Train of Cars on the
Il Housatonc Railroad will leave North
Canaan Con and after the 10th inSt) daily
Sundays excepted) at A. NJ, and arrive
at Bridgeport at half.past 10 A. NJ. Return.
ing, leave Bridgeport at ii A. M. and arrive
at North Canaan at 4 p. M.-running in
connection with the steamboats,
NIMROD AND CROTON,
One of which will leave New York from the
east side of Catharine Market Slip every day
Sundays excepted) at A. Nj. and arrive in
Bridgeport at half past 10 A. M. Returning
leave Bridgeport at IL A. M. and arrive in
Ncw-York at P. M.
Stages leave Bridgeport for New Haven
at ii A, NJ. and P. NJ Stages leave West
Stockbridge, passing through Van Dusen-
vile, Great Burlington and Sheffield, and
leave Winsted, passing through Norfolk to
North Canaan, and arrive in time for Pas
scngerS to take the cars at A. NJ; return ,
ing the same day on the arrival of the cars
at North Canaan.
Stages also leave Litchfeld to meet the
cars at New, Milford on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and urdays-returning on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays; also leave
Litchfield on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays via South Farms, -Bethlem, Wood
bury and Southbmy, to meet the cars at
MISUNDERSTANDING on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays.
Stages will also run from Danbury to
meet the cars at HawleyviIr, returning the
same day OH the arrival Of the cars from
Bridgeport.
u A Freight Train will leave North Ca
naan daily, Sundays excepted, at A. NJ
and Bridgeport at l p. M.
Fare $3.50
If paid through from Cornwall bridge, West
Cornwall. Falls Village and North Canaan
to Ncw-York.
R. B. MASON, Superintendent.
Bridgeport, April IL, 1912. 40
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-05-19

Toaa by john Tyler in 1880" pilgrim.
Presidents and Travelling Cabinets: the
frn,lul offspring Of the second Presidential
ieln--on. term and 40 Te.eleclion-the besI
int resi- OF tue country demand twill not
tue popular suffrage decree IL ia lei0""
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-05-19
n FIRM FORs SIZE.

HHNHE subscriber, wishing to go
N Ns.sIA n West, offers for sale his farm
,ss.ER situated in Ellsworth, four miles
eA4Gs22. from the Housatonic Railroad,
four miles from Sharon village, and two
miles from the post-oflice and meeting
house in Ellsworth, containing about one
hundred acres of land, one house, also two
thirds of another house, barn and out build
ings; also sixteen acres of land subject to
the widows dover. The subscriber deems
it unnecessary to go into particular de-
Scription of the property, as no one Will
purchase without first viewing the premises.
Said farm will be sold low, and one half of
the purchase money can remain secured on
the premises if required. Possession given
in thirty days after sale. For further par
ticulars inquire of the subscriber.
HEMAN K. PARSONS.
El,sworth, March IA, 1912.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-05-19
Select School,

TsNIlE Summer Term of w. M. EnsigD's
Il Boarding School will commence on
Monday the 9th inst, where, under il COM
petent instructor, Il knowledge of the several
branches can be acquired.
Terms, per quarter, for the English BRAN
chcs, from 3 10 dollars.
Latin and Greek, 5 dollars.
n. 3. If Parents and Guardians are not
entirely satisfied, no charge will be made
for tuition.
Board can be obtained on reasonable
terms.
South Farms, May 2, 1912. 3w49*
Ala Court of Probate holden al Lichfe7d, soith-
in and for the District Of Litchfeid, on the
25lh day Of April 1912:
Present, Ralph G. Camp, Esq, Judge.
Z pom the petition Of Sarah a. Bailey Of
- Goshen. in the county Of Litchfcld,
showing 10 this court that she is Guardian OF
Joseph p. Bailey, Edward c. Bailey, and
Sarah Jane Bailey, all of said Goshen in said
Probate District, and all being minors under
the age Of twenty -one yearS-That said mi
Hors are the owners as tenants in common
and CO. partners in equal proportions in fee
of the following described tracts of land, viz.
Il certain tract of land in the north part of
SAID Goshen, formerly owned by Silas Hum
phrej deceased, and by him mortgaged to
Putnam Bailey, deceased, by deed dated
August 30, 1881, and recorded in Goshen
land records vol. l6, page 1923, containing
about one acre and a half Of land, with a
dwelling house and other buildings thereon,
and of the value of about $500. Also a GER
tain other tract of land situated in said Go
shen, containing about one acre and u half,
bounded southerIy by the flinsl-!a road,
r,"i ", ali otnor sides by lands Of Nelson
Austin, of the value of about $3.50. Also an
old shop standing on the land formerly
owned by Josiah Apley, and opposite to the
tract vi land last above described, with an
interest in the water power connected with
said shop Also Il certain tract of land with
the huihings thereon situate in the south
part Of Norfolk IN said county Of L'tchtir!d,
containing about two acres, bounded easter
], ca highway, southcriy, westerly and nor
thurlv on Ethan Pcndleton's land, valu, i at
about five hundred doIIars-That sri1 lands
are reproductive to said minors, and that it
would be for their interest that the same
should be sold-praying this court to au-
lhorize and empower her or some other meet
person to sell said property for the reasons
aforesaid, as per petition on file dated April
-, l542-
II is ordered by Ibis Court, That said Guar,
dian give notice Of said application, by caus-
ing the same TO be published in one of the
newspapers printed in Litchfcd IN the
county OF LitchfieId three weeks successive
", at least six weeks before the hearing; and
that said petition will be heard at the Pro.
bate Office in said district on the l4th day of
July next. at IL o'clock in the forenoon.
Certified from Record.
40 RALPH G CANT, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-05-19

In Cincinnati, WI se eggs ave q rec eenis and
half per dOaen pork dollar and hall per hundred
and Rour four dollars per barsel, lady pays si5 for
q Partisan bonnet. She consequently wears upon her
head barrels Of flour. 400 VT Of pork and abOu,
20 10 dozen VI eggs, A prs,sy good load Tor one
aby
TENrsRAsoE. Mr. Sub You say you are 1sm-
psrsnee man, and yet you chews isTbarksF."
Hum yes n,um. but mum. doesen'I squeeze NV
sisIard out with stays, nor sGiek my back up win
bARs IL meal-Ms Slob. donH."
Lat MEs Slob. in hnf.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-05-19

I,nportant-if true.-We learn from Cal
da through sources entitled TO high consld
alton, that there is strong probability that
amnesty will be granted by Queen Victor
to all who were engaged 10 the insurrectit
ary movements in the British American p
vinces. Ifihis should prove TO be correct
will tend more to tranquilize this front
than any other act which her majesty
sanctioned since her coronation.
Haafnn Tfxna,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-05-19
FOR SALE.

A LOT of Land situated III The town of
IA Brighton, county of Lorain, in the state
of Ohio. Said lot contains about 2l5 acres
and lies near the center Of said town,-the
soil we'll adapted TO cultivation.
Also, Hattcr's Shop and Fixtures nearly
new, situated in the center Of Iorring ford,
Ltchtied county, Conn. The above prop
erty will be sold low to close an assignment.
For terms apply to r. J. WATSON, or
THOS. WAT SON, Jr
TOrringtord, Nav 2, 1912. 3w49*