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a,e. mt the stock Exchange. June -.
sEocsp so,Kn
Commercial aud MONEY Nniters.

TIE .aes again snail the BrDker-' Bolfa tociy
aad ~io1: material factaacon except ia Harlem, which
improved ]. per cent !, lett oil nra al III ii. Moan"
improved :
Ia safe socks there very heavy business, 'ai
ihr s.rs w.rr generally ~ r'cvon. rates Oto >xrs -
proved per cent. AMI keul-csy declined psr cent Per
STATE >Ies SIS % offered. As.eI; Eve AT Halls
00, 10 asked. tye', 1851, 8 offered. I. 50 oi'rei '
a.ke. AisbIGs, - ofe.e Pen1>s yan,. Il olcre; cor
rad0a F,e, 40 70 D-sc-; Waier Loan. ij. 70 o--e.,
lg7e g offered Fre Loan 1875 .a-kei. Dsawas. -l-
-. bonds. o. offered.
SION =. is4,.SJ 0i 81 40 90 -.. i1io 5000. =
l50 i3is ..... joe 100 Ncrf.. b. %, .....- i.
500 DO 1873 ..... lool 800 Ilai4ni 5,........
1000 y - i8l... a3
Th,re IS far demand f,r regn EIehaa-e q 'or
>,erog. and 81 a Is 'ot Franc,
Tbs Dom,,..e b.H market continues very inactive sai
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/. 70. nCHEAP 4TH OF JULY EN-

Ce~ NCTIEAP iii Of JILl IN.
Sx- crRsIoS TO W. wv u, pG.n en- cSI
49,, Is,@,d viii leave tho per ~ N" cot ~ "sn,-
', ~ MONDAY Morning July iih a7i oeock anil thr
,.rT ~ pr,.o ocs Al o'csck. ssegrsjn 10 Wet
o -, a. a. .hyrgh giy1g passengers the I, sew Tie
r.s1,nsn. 81 Csdei. al vs. Point. ard tb~ oh hesd
o1ar,cf, OF Washington ~ ~bafslA keiornisH w.
-. " .l,arVt AZ O'Clock 4. anil arrive N uD< 'of
,..n,er, 20 ,ew the Firework visit Other places o.
nublic smuss nsnt n the city
rsr. k-r IT, E1~afSr9 y 81 t-esl,.----- ---......
A rnod md engage,l fIr The 0cca.Ion. lrzFJi'-
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= E,i.hn sioomer, E'"..er; T. subscriber,

~ lns been tor twenty Yeas rnesseI ~ 'e 'sne se'
- xenSius of Hats, taxes great pleasure IA informing
H. o.,, ana The public that he las rr'oh"ie'oeu pus-
80, The elegant store No. IN Brols"ay, wa re ne -
-, nv. a. heretofore TO sni all tasr> a. p,.Ss "a so-
,rr', Al, a. IN, ltn.-, IT. ELISHA biph"th'
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upon tt t-iVuINfh system o tie ate John
Nsnr..a RC,idegce - tranAAo>t
"''' /. M,NESCA DURANp.
.N...to. 4 : row forming. r-~ LA
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y Tcmperance.-Ihc Rev. Nj DUBOIS OF

: u
formerly Fraaaliursft ChGlch, Ali deliver q
Address before the Ninth Ward Temperance ssc.cty o
"Wednesday evening, 2h inst al O'Clock in he Carmnt
street Chnich The public generally invited 70 alien,
i.1s
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ryerusnIem.-Our rcaiefs Vii bc pleased 20 learn
.',,''rI TIn1ram. viii couituuc io he txhihteiul
sa,,I fovrh OF July Explanatory Lecture m, ksen.
a. =. Il, o'clock The Lecture CA lhchc' Tbs kNeuns,
A. understand W be gwen 10y aNtiSNmSh o. 'n's city,
v 80 ~. -, mon lin, spot Je91
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n Remember the Renewal Of the Real

Gam milne Oil. Spirits and Improved Burner, 10 la
Fayrt,e Hal 5g7 Broadway, opposite Nhos at prices ~
duced nearly 30 per cent. o. W. MCChfDh' 81,
i IN W
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TDrCTD pRICFS-James Daily,

- IUT ODD PKTItS.-JamtS Uhly,
IL 81 E,alw iv. corner ut Psk Place. respectfully IN.
orn. his o., customers AMI fhc public generally that he
IN, reduced hs rr.cc. correspond 10 the pre''u de-
pfc.ed .aie Of ,hc times while the reputation which ~
establishment ha 81 owed for the lat ten years ior Superior
ity of workmanship elegance OF II Will be fully 'ns-
,,,~t lse} Stlv.MwSS
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4. EIcgnnt Drnb nnd niaeh Cass .Il.-'

-, soJ p.ai Sumner Hat. are invited - csl1 "a
80 80 i.,is. ior themselves. }. ". htLI'""'
-, a. No IS. Canal.>t cor, OF Thompson
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WnrnocL,s Isat Embellishments, No.
~. .
p spcucer'- smiIaiiom NoIcsIsia Hat.

BKUADWA1, t"KNtK UF MAID IN LANE.-"'hII'
M nj, Summer Hats, in all ,heir variety. e12 II
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~ Drawing and Engrnving in Wood.

Tie irer, gued, tate OF Boston Lavi"g removed Ia i'
civ j. prepared attend To any Command - may he Ia
r. pFNF2EUX,
"a la, ~ No. u iohn.,tr-rt, - story
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AHtRcA " FRANcg-we have lately seen fTrh'h
PAPER m Which Mshys Esense OF Tyre, TOT colorns red
gay hair sad 10 be the be. ~ the Hodd Tor prosu'
og beautiful and pemanest color and being as easy IN "
application much Our curiosity induced Us 10
call at his manusco, a Division - aud ron the spee'
saw. We hesitate To say that II merits all The
praise ami ; deserving OF pubic Gbiice. III
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~y,;.n yxa,l-Iciier Bags tr i4serpoo' "S
~ s.,.....r RhITANNiA nom boslon VII

,l,rrienS CO., hSprcss a'a fo' - - - D''
IA swall street frlsy, Jey H. al p ..<5 =, ,ro
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Union Theological >eminur,.-'
French Language.

pi,ertrN 81 the Tnon Theological stuiisy vii be held
so. l,v Ia ihe Mcrcsr.ircet (sulch az Do osiock 4
r. pubic are invited 10 attend 81 jr.9,N
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y day performance OF great sPrsior l.Nes pace y,
aieuosn a. the Anne, can Museum ~ thite ocoeh h''
n'n ass at four ocloch and Huo er at irs m ie eve
nug The sn6ccn r.paraiion> are making h' -
nr ihe Fourth Jgiy No pebble h.Iing IA The city " ID
anns ~ fine vcN Of the military and Give professions "
W u b. found Lere.
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- containing u acres'oo acre. under msl state OF
..'- an TIE baalc- nbesyy timber arr well vai"fed
1900 4, t. ,oUr OF ~unn C0asiy O -s hare, three
ne. from Rc.nOnlgiie, South HI. ~ mules south.
... oos Albany Part OF the mpney may renan on IN
r,, F,r partr slar. apply The pren.ses or 10 W. H.
Sseet 20 canals % To r. Sweet Of Hudson and
Dgu,.a.sk-.is y. T. J"Z 81
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CITY INTELLIG NEE.

COURT CALENDAR FOR THis DAY. June %
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-Psf Nos -, IS. io9 IL.
~ l9 l2l, -. = 81. - g. 49, l15. IJ7P4rt Mos l3o
H., IA, 10, 10, 10, ~, IS l5i, $50.
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y Photographic t,,kerss-r,, ., a" l i'., nj
sucftcotNpe process, hy VI u 'N.> ,"''''' ~ In,
An her. stfrtt and BrOa.way. ~ .VAS a."
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TIE under. si prepared o. eXecHieo Tor gdinr ~
frn, stock a'onahle goods N he lowest i>>ih'r
ms. tr cash Strange, and citizens "a wan Of nr>i-
Far. articles 81 really mode sic prices, are invited 10
call anf f1ise fIr themselves
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- struuRer. Do you want bsoS AMI Stoss
% "a s''hreTS ca Great Caihafine Boot AID >'oe Mar
:, c,,i,-es - corner 81 MuLrer where yS9 can mo
he a., and be-, a.. irpsn, yoa 49,, eAd a. pfise
~ TIRE .auairf lU.t tTv a. ~ "'-''
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- Richard Adam. Locke. ceie'

o- VI ,.~grlssf tll A-TEos"fY a. rri' - 90
ru..sa 30 neat ps.nphlst anu D' sS'e a. ''i-'
nee Price 81 c-nts, o. ~ eenls per doLea
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NAV AND CHEAP CROCKERY
"a TO LET or for Sale. new Brick
a no LEr-Thc large and onyenIent

ls1 Iaa,e with rcau,, cSlibni-g both city and
7IaiTy len ID. OcauDn Joe Williamsburg. Rent sSh 70 si Oh
lsy Ap.lytsA p Smit., - i.her;y-,t. j-2J g.
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rnV sun NOON full 81
,is,. 1 s. scts Il Rises II 5 ,lorl II rye. !
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-01
R. HERMAN.

HAVING fitted up new and more cons HI venient shop would inform his friendsS and the public generally that he still contins ues the business of Clock d Watch RepsiringS and that from his experience and skill, and constant attention to this important branch of business, hopes to give general satisfac- ton, and receive share of public patronage.
 ALSO, ON HAND,
 A good assortment of WATCHES and JEwEL@ LERs' GooDs, consisting oflever, lepine, and common scapement Watches, ear rings, finS ger rings, breast pins, silver spoons, specta- cles, thim6les, pencil cases, butter knivesF sugar bows, plated spoons, near.sighted specs tacles. steel pens, pen knives, scissors, twee-, gers, tuning forks, Music Boxes, Clarionetss Flutes, Flies, Violin strings, cFatio1et reeds, clarionet and fife Preceptors, She'll Combs, watch oil, sc. ALSO,
 Dr. Wm. Evans camomile, tonic, and fa. mily aperent Pills, with directions, recom- mended highly for dyspepsia, nervous, and all stomach complaints.
 Dr. Evans Soothing Syrup, tor teething. with directions-a real blessing to mothers. Also, Dr.. Hunts celebrated Pills, for Con. sumption & Liver complaint, with directions. Also. Dr. Goode's Female Domestic Pills, with ample directions. The above medicines prepared by Dr. Wm. Evans, 100 Chatham street, New. York-sold here by
 R. MERRIMAN, Agent,
 Nert east of the Presbyserian ChsreA. Litchfield, Dec. 2. 27
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-01
AN INVITATION FROM B.A.V'T.A.W E.ALKS.

YNHE inhabitants of the town of Litchfield -- are very respectfully notified. that the subscribers are now fully prepared to offer their services to the community, in the B1aC ksmith Line OfBuisimess, on the low price system. For the present. the price for Horse Shoeing will be 63 cents, ard done in the best manner-Cast Steel Axes by the box, or at retail, from 10 to 20 per cent. lower than can be had in the town -the price for laying and grinding, Axe tools made and warranted. All descriptions of Iron Work for machinery large and small, done in workman.liks manner-Carts and Wagons elliptic springs. &c. &c., and all kinds of tools for the farmer and others Flow and Draft Chains for from l2 to Is cts. per pound. All ofthe above can be furnish ed for from 10 to 20 per ct lower than can be had in the town. We respectfully solicit the patronage of one and all, and shall endeavor on our part to redeem our promises.
 Grain, &c. received in payment.
 c. c. PALMER 6 co.
 Bantam Falls, Sept. 8. ls42. 4ml6
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-01
MACMTYERY.

The subscriber is constantly manufactur- ing at his machine shop, Burgess & Bald wins Patent Premium ClOUer MGchine.- This Machine has been before the public long enough for them to judge of it's merits. It has received two premiums from the Ame: rican Institute, and one from the Litchtield County Agricultural Society. These ma chimes are built of the most durable and sub- stantial materials, and are perfect in their operation. They are considered the most perfect machines in the world for hulling and cleaning Clover Seed. A great many of them arc in use to the entire satisfaction of the owners and the public.
 Also, ROtGry Shingle Mills- 1Rreshing Ma chimes for all kinds of grain, the most apprO- we'd now in use-Horse POsOcrs of different kinds-Dog PO,Oer ChMrns. very conven- tent article for farmers. They can be used with dogs or sheep.
 Farmers are particularly invited to call and look at a machine for sowing Plaster with horses. This machine is very simple in it's construction, and perfect in it's opera tion. It will SOW from half a bushel to five bushel per acre, as the driver may wish, and is capable of sowing three or four tons per day. The only labor necessary is boy to ride in the wagon to drive the horses and fill up the hopper when empty. All kinds of Machinery built and repaired at short notice, and in the best manner, with prices to correspond with the times.
 p Turning Lathes, Saw Arbors, Screw
 Plates, sc. &c., for sale. H. BALDWIN.
 Washing gton, Liteh6eH Co. Jsne 10. ls42. set6m;
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-01
DR. LYBBY'S Vegef1ble Life Pills

A RE daily effecting some of the most astonishing "A and wonderful cures shat have ever been known shining mark against which all the arrows of dsap. pointed hope, envy and uncharitableness are leteed without distinction. The town and country are alike filled with their praise. The palace and the poor house alike echo with their virtues. In all climates, under all temperatures they still retain their wonder nl powers and exert them unaltered by age situa ton. They are simple in their preparation, mild in their actions thorough in all their operations, and un' rivaled in their results.
 DR. LIBBY'S BlTTERS
 That Dr. Libby has made an important discovery in the science of medicine anc the physiology of the human system, of more importance to the weIl.belng and health of the great human family, than all that has been known. cannot bs doubted by the most sceptcal.
 shall now proceed to state in what my theory and important discovery consste, and atter myself that shall 6s able to make t clear that .s Socns S IS one word, which shall have occasion to make fre' quent use of, viz. Secretion.
 By Secretion, mean that part of tho animal eco n0my which supplies the fluids of the b0dy as tor ex ample-the bile or gall is fluid, and is Secretion
 Ali diseases have their origin in suppressed, i'm perfect, or depraved secretion of various organs. pR. ISRAEL DELAMATER's RHEUMATIC
 LINlMENT.
 It is frequently urged that Rheumatism cannot be cured by external applications. But it is certainly true, that it can be not only reached but entirely cured by external and internal remedies, used at the same time. This the proprietor of the Lin;ment and Specific prepared to prove to the entire satisfaction of every one who s afflicted with this most distress ing complaint by literal and unequiyocal warrantee that whoever will use one bottle of Dr. Deamaters Rheumatic Liniment externally, and one bottle of the Indian Rheumatic Specific internally, and return the empty bottles to where they were purchased, if not CURED, shall have the purchase money refunded in full. COMSTOCK & TYLER, Wholesale Druggists aud Sole Agents, New-York To be found q. the sign of Drugs F Medicines, ' Souhstreet, Ltchffeld. 6m4
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-01
Dr. GOOdman's Pills.

A LL persons who have given this medicine trial A speak of it in terms of the highest praise As purifier ofth blood and uids doubtesshas no rival Perfectly harmless in ,se it merely assists nature to viz: the removal of dseaee from the body, from what ever cause arising. It is of the utmost import nee tha. all persons who are suffering from Colds Bilious Complaints, Typhus and Scarlet Fever, Fever and gestion should be provided with few 6oxes of this Health Restoring Medicine. since it precludes the necessity, and saves the expense of other medical n reference. and is natural and easy a it's operation and invariably heathfu in it's results It is purely vegetable compound, yet all powerful in removing dis esse It is justly designated MAN's ALL.sUFFIcIENr bowels from al foul and corrupting humors and leave the body in the possession of soundness renovation healih Price 25 cents per box with full directions DR. GoopNAN's Principal Office, s76 BOwery, N. Y.
 Remember The only Agent in Litchfeld, for the
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-01
FOR SALE.

A COTTON MILL of small size. contain. "A ing l6 Looms. 3 Mules and other rsqui- site machinery, of the best fabric and in com. plete order, being nearly new. This Mill is situated (near Hitchcock's Corner) in tho town of Sharon, Litchfeld Co.,, G., and within seven miles of the Housatonic Rail Road. It is in good neighborhood-is Q healthy place, and where the necessaries of life can be procured remarkably cheap. Tho commodating terms, and possession immedi. ately given. Title indisputable. It is tho'S that there is a sufficient hons rnnrxe. TOT all the goods :he n,!!l can manufacture.
 For further particulars apply to Messrs. Swift and Hitchcock, merchants, near the premises. and to John Thompson, Esq, Po'. keepsie, Duchess County. N. Y..or to James Grant, Esq. Cashier of Farmers & Manu. facturer's Bank in Po'keepsie, N. Y. Sm g
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-01
NOTICE.
LOON, NAOee. Nc. 0e.

ABOOtS, NloOe89 6Ce S3Gs
 KT7 rEEHE subscriber hRsremov
 IL ed to the store formerly G~A o occupied by s. P. Bolles, in
 ~ west street, and will be happy to wait upon his customers and the public to any thing tn his line. He has on hand a good and full assortment of Boots and Shoes of all kinds, suitable for the season, and intends to offer them for good and ready pay, at such prices as to make it an induce ment for those in want to call and purchase. Also, Leather, Sole and Upper, Calf skins, Linings, Bindings, Heel balls, Boot cord, shoe thread, &c. &c. cheap fer cash.
 SAMUEL CLOCK. P.S-A few small notes and accounts yet on hand, which it is very necessary should be adjusted soon.
 Litchfsld, West street, Feb. 10, ls42. 8
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-01
BYLAW.
A T the annual meeting held in Winehss.

A the annual meeting held in Winchea~ "A ter, Oct. 3d, 1S42, it was
 VoTED-That if any owner of any Horse. Cattle. Swine, Sheep or Geese, shall suffer the same to go at large, or out of his or her enclosure, such owner shall forfeit and pav to the person taking up and impounding the same, the sum of twenty five cents, for each Horse, OK, Cow, Steer, Bull, Heifer, Calf, or Swine, and the sum of twelve cents for each Sheep. or Goose, for each time they shall be- found at large, or out of the owner or owners enclosure, and taken up and impounded.
 That it shall be the duty of the severaE haywards in the town, and it shall be lawful for any other person, to impound any such creatures so found out of the enclosures of the owner thereof-and any person 60 iun- pounding any of the aforesaid creatures shall give notice thereofto to the owner or own CTS, and proceed according to the statute law of this state, entitled "Pounds," and tho owner or owners of any such creatures in- pounded shall not receive the same from tho pound. until he or she shall have paid Co th@ person impounding the same the amount Of the aforesaid forfeiture, and to the pound. keeper his fses, and expenses for keeping the same as arc by law allowed in other cs. ses of creatures impOunded.
 PrOUide& alaOsys. that every housekeenar who owns or keeps but one cow, that ia or2en~ ly and free from vicious habits. shall haye, the right to depasture said cow en the nu. blic highways in said town between snn. rise and sun-setting.
 Also. provided, that in case the owner ofan unruly or vicious COW shall suffer fhe sam~ to go at large on the highway at anV fine. she may be impounded es aforesaid.
 That tt shall be tho duty ofthe Town Clevh to procure the aforesaid Bylaw to be print. cd m tho Litchfeld Enquirer. four weeka sGccesaively. Certified from record
 Attest, sAMyRE ". Goa, Town Clerk.
 WinehsSlsE. 0et. leeR. aS-sa
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-01

THE Court of Probate for the district of 4 Sharon. has appointed the undersigned, commissioners on the estate of ARUNAH DEMrNs. late of Canaan. in said district, de- ceaseS. represented insolvent, and hath limi. ted and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of the estate, to exhi- bit their claims to us against said estate for adjustment and allowance. We therefore give notice to all persons concerned, that we shall meet at the office of William M. Bur. raiI In said Canaan, upon the business of our said appointment. on the first Tuesday of January, and April next, at 10 o'clock on each Of said days.
 WILLIAM M. BURRALE, (Comnis.
 GEoRsg WHEATON, sioner~
 CaHnaR, Oct. 27, lSts. ak
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-01
StOves--- Wholesale # 1gesviI.

StOveS-.. DW7SOyeSWEe % X8etW5y. THE subscribers have now on hand and D. ready for sale, at their FOUNDRY. head of STOVE, for burning either coal or wood Also, Parlor Stores. Bor Stopes, Fire Frames. Oren Mouths, Sinks, Dishke..lss, Basins. Griddlss. GraiirOns, $e. Sc.
 Also-Farmer's Kettles, Cart Hubs, Sidehill PlO'os, Common Plo,os, and Horse Plo,os.
 p The above articles will be sold at pri. ces corresponding with the times. All per- sons wishing to purchase any of the above articles will do we'll to call and see for them. selves before purchasing elsewhere.
 N: B. All kind ot Casting done to order on short notice.
 J. HARRINGTON & SON. Litchfield, Sept. l7, l942. IT
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-01
Chesmut Shingles. for sale by aug A.P. P. CAMP.
GEO YES.

" ADIE'S and Gents black II. s. and -A Kid Gloves dark and light assorted do., from A No. l. to those not quite as good- prices accorjingly-Ladies' bl'k Fiiiet do. of every description; plain Silk, spun Silk, and run Silk, do.. with a great variety of Cot. ton Gloves, for sale by F. PHELPS.
 May %
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-01
Prepare for Gold Weather ! {!
 Fashionable TNSgOa.iN~.

k 5 que of the "trade" who wishes his fel. / A low man, that "noblest work of divine hands," dressed in garments befitting his DO. sition, viz. with Coat, Vest, and Panta. loons-also protected with an Overcoat or Cloak to defy the storm and wind of the coming winter -begs liberty to inform THE PUBLIC, that they can be accommodated either in the Cutting or Making of the said garments at short notice, at his shop in Spencer's build. ing, next west of the Mansion House, and most respectfully requests their patronage.
 *s* Fashions Americans, lG French, Ew- ropean, or Scotchiana, just received by late ar- rivals. H. A. HULL.
 Litchfield, Sept. s9. 1e42. 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-01

PY order of the Hon. Court of Probate. 1D for the district of Sharon, the snbscri- ber will sell at Public Auction, or private sale, on the 9th day of December next, at l o'clock in the afternoon, at Barstows Tavern in Canaan in said district, so much of the real estate of DANIEL JAQuAY, late of said Caraan, deceased, as will raise tho sum of thirteen hundred forty-eight dollars and six ty-nine cents, together with incident charges of sale. FITCH FERRISS, Admin'ra
 Canaan, Nov. l2. lS42. QS
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-01

LUST Received by A. P. P. Camp, Pock- O es Knives of all kinds and prices, from l to 4blades-do. dO. Penknives. l & blades. Also. Razors and Fleams, manufactured bv Hallam, Scott. & Co.,, and warranted. 9i
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-01
WOODBURY TARLORS.

THE subscribers would respectfully in- -1 form the inhabitants of Woodbury and its vicinity, that they have taken the shop formerly occupied by Lewis Kirtland. over the store of Walker & Kirkland, one door South of the North Congregational Church, where they are prepared to Cut and Make all kinds of Gentlemen's GARMENTS. at short notice, and as Fashion or the Customer shall dictate. The subscribers f1atter them- selves that the practical knowledge they have had in the business will enable them to please all that may favor them with their patronage.
 p Much care will be taken in Cutting and Fitting work that is to be made out of the shop. MERITT TREAT,
 JAMES H. TAYLOR.
 Woodbury, Oct. 25, l642. tf22