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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-01

Ever offered in this market by at least
Eza twenty per cent, which if 1 cannot con-
" vince the purchaserhy their calling and
VI sgEa testing the matter, will not look for their
patronage their cash, which | will
dispose of on the above terms, for the
following and other reasons, first: because they were
selected with great and skill, and purchased for
cash alone and, secondly, have too heavy stock
hands for this season of the year and the duness of the
times and lastly, Tam in want of the ready, we can
not keep things moving right without it, and am de-
termned to keep the trade on the go-ahead, and will
either sell at Wholesale retail still making
to order and be atal times able to keep constantly
on hand very general assortment.
Cadiz, June 25, 1S45. SAMUEL SLEMMONS.
N. B. have, by way of variety, fine assortment
of first rate clocks sole leather, upper, and calf SKINS
mems and women's morocco kid lining and binding
SKINS together with every variety of findings in the
line of shoemakers boot trees lasts hammers and PIN
GERS, &c, all of which will be disposed of very lbe
raj terms. SIS.
N. B.: He still continues the eNT1
livery business, and having provi- SSFSS Ez4f n
ded the best kind of carriages, ~ -
and stock, for that business, he
himself he can accommodate thepubic to their
satisfaction, his terms shall be very reasonable
S. S,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-01
BARGAINS +! BARGAINSl! !!
NEW GOODS.

lust RECEIVED, at the store room Of WIN. Hoge
and Co., (reoently occupied by Hogg and TiptOn,)
one door east Of the Pos-0ce, geneia assortment
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-01
DissoIutiOn of Partnership.
SOLAR LAMPS.

SOLAR LAMPS.
II ME Subscribers receiving extensive as
sortment of Patent Solar Lamps, and Girando-
les, of and beautiful patterns suitable for church
es, halls, parlors, stores, Steamboats,, &c.
These Lamps constructed solely for the con-
sumption OF lard; and are warented to produce a
flight equal the best Sperm OIL and at onehalf the
cost
| or Orders from abroad promptly attended to.
| JOHN B. M'FADDEN& Co,
IS MARKET STREET,
October I'd, 1944.-tf PITTSBURGH.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-01
THE GREAT WESTERN
CHGsAR FACTORY

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
CGdiz, Ohio.
T It. ALBERT takes this method ofinorming his
ls customers and the public in general that he has
located himself in
CADLZ, ON STEUBENVILLE STREET,
opposite the Western Exchange, where he is prepared
to supply all orders, in his line Of business with
good article be purchased either Pittsburgh
or Wheeling, and on as reasonable terms az can be
asked byan reasonable man.
MERCHANTS AND GROCERS
arepaiculary requested to call and examine his stock
II consists Of principees, Prnccues, HalfSpansh and
Common cigars. Chewing Tobacco, Cavendish, Small
Plug and Six Twists the best CT Smoking tobacco fol
pipes Terms, cash up and no gumbling moy9.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-01
THE END Of guPRoYEMENT IN
S NUT ACHIN E 81

n LULL'S Patent French Burr Smut Machine.
J. We continue our heading feeling justified in do
fling So only from our own experience but nom the
very hauerng testimonials from Millers and Milwnghts
of high standing and much oxPerience-a lew oiwmch
we present below.
II Is we'll known to Millers and all concerned, that
no part of machinery has utterly ailed toperfom
its duty for any length of time, as the iron smut ma
chimes; thousands upon thousands IN nme ana money!
have been expended-nventon after invention resort
ed to; until iron has been cut bent, twisted, turned,
and moulded into all shapes and forms, and, after
short trial, seldom exceeding two years. has iaedi
not is generally supposed, owing TO ault IN the
construction of it, for ALL nearly all, have PERFORMED
well for time but for the obvious reason, that iron,
either wrought cast will not give or retain the edge
requisite in cleaning, well as in grinding gram,
and when gone can not be renewed, consequently the
machine is rendered useless 1t is well established that
no machine will clean grain well without an edge ana
of course that atea which affords the geaest amount
ofand most durable edges the proper material of which
to construct Smut Machines French Burr seems to be
the designed by nature for the purpose and every
Milers knowledge of the material must satisfy him at
once that owing to its ine keen, and lasting edge,
and the with which it can be renewed, it must
take the precedence, and finally the place, of all iron
machines for cleaning wheat and all will concede, up.
on the least selection, that heading is no boast
but that have truly arrived at the long wished and
sought for desideratum-TBE END OF IMPROVEMENT IN
SMUT MACHINES.
The cut see handbils represents one of the machines
An upright cyentrc machine, percevean no ole
fashioned ubbers asrepresented by somegot up in the
best cylindrical manner 1t comes from the shop ready
for the belt and may be setup day, in any partofth'
mill without enclosing. No dust escapes from themit be
ing drawn up through the machine, far preferable PlaI
to blowing it through the machine it is separated
from the wheat and discharged through the fan spOu
out of the mill thus saving considerable amount o
expense and labor, in removing the filth usually de
posted in it. These machines have more edge, o
rough surface than can be got iron, consequently
less motion and of course less power to do the same a
mount ofworz They SO constructed that they cal
be taken down, and the edge renewed in few hours
this they will not need than in two years.
at all.
Manufactured of various sizes to clean from 10 t
100 bushels per hour, and sold at from $l0O to $225
according to size, and hazard the assertion that III
machine of the kind half much to manufacture
none half so perfect in all respects. and none half
: cheap to the purchaser in the long run.
t N B. About one half ofthese machines which have al
ready been sod were to replace the various kinds
: iron machines which had previously been used.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-27
.MARRIED,

In this town, on the 24th inst. by she Rev. w Dixon, Mir. William Humiston, Oi Ws.1s'ed' and Mss Lura G. MOnre, of Litch6rld.
 In this town, on the 25th inst, by the Rev. w. Dixon. Mr. CuTtiss Hal!0ck and Miss Harriet Bis. sell, daughter of Mr. Archelus BisselI.
 In Harwinton, on the 18th inst, MT. ARson Candee, IT,, (of the firm of Baldwin < Candee,) of Ltrhheld, and Miss Honor c. Noble, daughter of Capt. P. w. No ble. ci EsIwinicn.
 In New Milford, on Sunday evening last, hy the Rev Enoch Huntington. MT. Albert s. HilI and Miss Elizabeth Wells, daughter of Philip Wells, Esq. all of that place. Also. on the 18th inst by D. B. Wilson, Esq Mr, Robert Smith and Miss Lois Ganson, buth of New Milford.
 In Sou,hington, Oct. goth. by the Rev. Mr. Jones. MT, Hezekiah c. Cummings, of Wateftown, and Miss Harriet Clark, daughter off. Clark, Esq. of lhe former place.
 In Pennington. on the l7h inst. by Rev. Dr.. Porter, Wm H. Doomis of Torringfbrd, and Caro-. line M LoOmis of New Hartford.
 In Staten Island, on the 9th inst. Henry A. Swift. Esq. and Mary A., daughter of the late Dr. Zephaniah Swift, ot Hartford.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-27

OO-WIsrAR's BALsAM oF WILD CHERRY This article. as it's name indicates, is chemical extract of Wild Che.ry. It is simple and harmless in its efect-yet it is more efcacous in obstinate coughs, asthma. crour. consumption. liver complaint. than any other medicine known to nan It has effected Eany marvellous cures--having more the appear ance of miracles than the effect of natural renie dv The active ingredient of this halsam. "fhe Extract" is not, and cannot be known or made by any but the inventor. Hence it is in vain to try remedies that fail in their object often as they used.
 William Seaver. Esq. Posf master at Batavia, N f, writes that he gave an afflicted person me bot. 'fe. the effect nf which was wondrrful that ii created an iuipNedaie and extensive demand fnr t. lt needs but td De known to he universally psed by physicians a we'll as patients.
 Sold by. Doct. & DHel, htchfelds
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-27
Remarkable LPffer FROM COL SN WATERBURY,

IN DECEMBER, lSi3.
 I avn prompted to make th's communication for several reasons, one of which is that may have the opportunity of writing to you on the subject, and another IS that pnssibly may he doing some service to my fellow men. l would state that for several years l have been subject to repeated at. tacks nf aesrisy and inflammation of the lungs. leaving my system yer, susceptible of exposure. In the winter of l3-3 suffered under violent at tack of influenza. connected with bilious state of the system and attended with cough and expecto- ration. in point of violence "f the one and in quan- tv aS to inc latter, ,snrnassiRg thing had witnessed before. Notwithstanding that had the aftend4nce of two aged and eNDerien"ed physicians and evsrv mems used that could he devised for my recovery. vet ! was confined to my bed in mise. Fable condition for three months save a few days, and even when was enabled to sit up 1t was with shattered, exhausted and debilitated constitution accomDaDird with pains in ihe side and breast, a feveriSh drvnrss or the mouth and skin, burning in fhe sole5 If the feet and palms of the hands severe turns of coughing, indering pains about the body. great loss of appetite and indigestion Tn short my situation deplorable that despaired of ever being able again attending io business. Thus situ- afed | required to the s'a shore and spent four weeks at North Port and !slip, on Long Island. tn the m 'nths ot Ju and July From this. howev- CT. drive no permanent heneit Subsequently, took new and more violent cold. which prndu. ced great soreness of the breast and throat which added to rns old difficulties and increased my cough to aa alr1ri1g dn gree. Thus situated Mir iBrinck. erhoff's Health Restorative wac recommended to me. a,t frs a'd last have taken only six bottles The effect. a'n most happy to say. has been so sa- lu'arv. that under Providence can look forward fo hone nf usefulness for years to come, of which had nt:eTlv desraired before began to use the Hnath Restorative Nv strength was renewed, my com1lant of the lungs removed. and all my other symptoms so entirely overcome that feel mvssn m ,st grateful that in kind Providence was di- rected io the trial of this invamahfe remedy In ord.r that others may be henedttef hv iis use write th,s fnr ths benefit of my fellow sufferers
 To C. Bri1ckerhoh. PrUFRiStOg Cf the Health Restorative. evw2m21
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-27
NEW GOODS..'' c. Ii. VERB ,a

HAS just received, an additional snppIy ' AA "f BROAD CLOTHS, Bavrr Cloths, Cas~''fieres, Flannels, Btnke:s. s lar rgt. as, s,rfn'ent ot Shawls, .M-rino ,Drnwt.rs and Shiris' M. de Laines, Riaids.. Alpn.as, M"ri nos. EHck. gre+n and drab MOrsens; H,d".S' Cnrpet .B.gs. Silks, Ribbons. Gi.nps and Cords, &c., with almost every kind of Dry G'4'ds. t. i. 6 e ,.E ,oo4gs 4hrJ :. Also. Fresh Teas. Coffi,e. Mdlassss. S,aj, gars. R"isins, English Powder, Shot, Winter Str'inrd Oil, Coiish and ,gtnsi kinds of Groceries. The aiove G,s d. were bnight last week in New. Y"rR ahd will Be soiH ye. ", ,Inw .i < ,,,,-
 Gischtisld; Nov. F, 1s45. 25
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-27
DIED,

In Kent. on the Sd inst. MT. John s. Steward, aged aboht 50 years.
 In Salisbury, on the 5th inst. Anna, wife of Mr. Herman Garfield, of Warren, Ohio, and daughter of Dt. Samuel Chittenden, late ot Kent
 At Intercourse. Lancaster O., Pa, on the 1st inst. in the 1l3h year of hrs age, Mr. .andresc Snyder. soldier in the revolutionary war.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-27
c. BRINCKERHoFT'S

A REMARKABLE h singular attestation | A has just been made hy ah eminent member 0f the Medical Faculty the cufaiite puwer of z. BFihkerh0R's 6 Health ResuMative in dasss Of Con. sunIpti0n chrOnic COughs and Colds, and Pains ia the Side and Chest. Thls gen, eman turniShes his >iients sth the Restorative. and fndS i ahsRhutev .c ssa.y as lie never had any prescription iD pro- ince astonishing results realized by the use of l. S Re.,o,ai tive. Fms gentleman s'ands among hIs I,re,h as 6Fe Of the most distnenissrd Gf % neu'cN ,har ;s name is le& with vhe pfOprie,of In Ine,r nu" The,.e is nn q habt but lbat in few ," . 70 Dhys ans win prescribe this rem. Sd~ snd ,ha, a cted ents will dsf 1t and bless ,hs bo"r ,hs, if ~ nn made known to tianlin Being n ,rnlv fine herhaI medicine, ii IS c"nsedttenly of mnre imnor,ance. na every one feels saietV while ,,sno ;r and no senHe of q, nger tt he were dsing deIeierions minerals MT. Wilkes, respected nier chant in New.Ynrk, used the x Restorative snd was ctirpd wholly from dangerous co;lRn and expectos vation. The Editor of the C"mnerc'a' AdvrF''seR with tft earnest appeal emme nds It ]" the conn., dence ,f the sick, a2d nffeciin2y calls on them all to give is fair trial hetore relqu'sh.ng every hope
 The tollowiHg certificate is from Dr. Chiffon. the well known New. York che!aist. ,,
 "l have anaivze3 ? bottle iH medicine called '. Bnnckerhofi's tiea 'h Rest"ra,sN ave, and mo that does contain Mercury, any other metallic pre- paratinn nor opum iu any of ita fMms. It IS com' posed of vegetable atef efrlFely."
 JAMEs R. CHuLroN. M. D.
 C. BRlNCKERHOFF, Sole Proprie'or.
 Principal Office, 5eg Drnome s,. N Y.
 For sale hv BALDWIN & CANDEEt kitchfed N H. Lyman. Gnshen Cnwles & Hungerinrd, Vol. co,ivile Calhoun and Porter. Plva,Hu'h, G. D. COwles, Pennington, aud bv Agent lfS$FmoSt cv. tsv town in the United States. 22
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-27
NOTICE.

A Meeting of the citizens of Litch6eld will be held at the Court House, on Monday, the first day of December, at six o'clock in the evening, to take into consideration the propsiety of removing the remains of DOUGLAS WATSON, Esq. to this place. The friends of the deceased are all invited to al. tend.
 Litch6eld, Nov 26th, lS4j
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-27

DUFFAl.O ROBES. MUFFS, TlPPETS. ID Fur and Cioih Caps. Boots and Shtiss, Patent Moccasons and Rubber Shoes. just received at the "New Cash Siore," Snnih street. Also fine assortmen: Of Dry Goods and Groceries, on hand and for sale cheap. for ready pay.
 s. N. BRONSON, Agent. Litchfeld. Nov. II, ls45. g5
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-27
Paints, Oils, Glass and varnish

Paints, Oils, Glass and Varnish. 2OOO sas sss' White I::d' ssS'"d srs ., 3O) lbs. French ochre. ground -". 200 s' Venetian Red, !"
 tO0 s' Black Paint 3 barrels Linseed Oil .... 2 q: Lamp do. ,.' -..a.a.. .... .s.. 20 gals. very prime Coach Varnish -4...- l5 " superior Furniture do.
 10 ' Brown Japan '-.4 27 boxes Window Glass, assorted from by
 to l6 to 24
 300 lbs Putty ......... -..... .......... ..., C"lors and Painters Drugs. dry and ground Clock and Picture Glasses cut to order Paint and Varnish Brushes-Gold Leaf Bronze-Camei Hair Pencils @- v Glaziers' Diamonds &c. Sc. for sale at the lo.,g est prices fos cash,tty
 :. A.'.;~.... H. 7. FISH. Salishurv. 10th November. ls45 1o5
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-27
Division Orders.

Third Diuisi0n Connecticut Militia. }
 ss. South6,ay, .N0u. 10. ls45. HENRY B, GRAVES. of Plymouth, DAVID l ll BooTH. If Danbury, are appointed Aids de Camp; SIDNEY B. BEARpsLcE, of Norwalk. Divis- ion Inspector DONALD J. WARNER, 0f Salisbury, Division Quarter Master; and are to be obeyed and respected accordingly. GEORGE p. SHELTON s27 .Majof General.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-27
One Cent Reward.

One Cent Reward. DAN AWAY from the Subscriber on the AN 7ih day Of inst. November. and iuden. Mred Boy by the name of Friend Whitcomb. Said boy is twelve years old, da rk brown hair, black eyes, and about feet 6 inches high, has scar on the right t.and occasion- ed by cut. This is to forbid ali persons harboring or trusting hi.n on my account. on prnalty of the law. " ~ DARIUS D. MINER.
 Torringford. Ncv. '. ls45. ,.r 26*
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-27

srThs prices q. both the Brish'oH and New YUk Cau!e Market, were the same as last week. and wS Iheref.re nrnt the ano,a;. .Ons.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-27

.4t Coarf of Probote holden at Sharon. tcdthin aud for the District cf Sharon, on the 1lth 1ay of Vovember. 4. D. iSdS.
 Present, Charies F. ssedg,eiek Esq, Judge. VNVfllS Court doth hithSt Charles Ssnrs Adminis. N srator on the Estate of pr. John w Smith. late he insoven, tn give notice so all perNns interested in the Estate of said deceased, appear ct hee see cause) before the Court .f Probate. to he holen at the prhnte office in said Ds'rc!"n the 29'h day of tive to the appointment of Commissioners on said estate, by post,ng swd order of notice on | public signp"st in said :own of Sharon, neatest thA place where the deceased lhss dweR. and hy adverIising the same in newspnpar pablisliad ih EitckRed.
 Certified from Rer0fd; '-'f,r
 26 CHAS. F. SEDGWICK, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-27
HIRAM JACKSON.

HIRAM JACKSON. TAKES tbs o1 Opportunity to inform his custom. moved lis DYEING ESTABLISHMENT, six doors wes. nf the Court House where he will be prepared to color and clean all kinds of Clothing and Dresses of all colors Also-Cleaning and Dressing of Hats. ''h
 pcash paid f"r FURS.
 Litch6eld, Nov. Sd, lS45. IS
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-27
BROKE INTO
District cf LiichfeM ss. ! D~al,sRo Hn.sne Acn.. ai fctS

District Cf LsichfeN S.
 ProLate Court. .Nov. 2l. ls45. T1PON the application of Belinda Net.Ie,on of the O town and county "f Li'chiied showing tO ihis Court that she s guardian tn Laura E NeteiGn, Al. bert R. NetIeton and Amelia B. Neml-ion; Minors. belongng 10 sa'd District aud that said minors arc divided one seventh part of the real estate and ap. pur,enanres 'hereof situated in the towns f Lich. held aud itarwIn!On in sad codntv o Ltchielde nd occupied by the firm of J. Firth. Hall. & Company. manufacturers "t Musical lnsirumrn's, 'hc same ha ing the iniert s' winch Eljah E Ns,tetnn, tate of LItchfed, deceased, owned in the real e+,.,e n, s'd Firm a' the 'i,i,e q" hs death Said es'A,e consists of TWO eces of land b'unded as thlo,,s viz. One p,ece s b.nnded north aud south on iand Owned hv Flrth & Hall. west Turnpike .,ad. and ea.t nm a'erhIry r'ver, w'h dwelling houses. fnc.ory and other nno'nes ,nrleon c,mff'nins abWi three acres The other p'ece is wo diand situate in said iowa nf darwi wintOn, and b'un,ird nrrth nn Gamer Cur,isa easerv on H"race Castle aud Barher Lnmis. Sdii,h "" the es!a'e M Ghjah E Neuleto,, dec+aS-d, and west on Waterbury slver, containing ab0ut six arfes mre "r less sad estate being subject rb widows 0owef, and valued ai about three hundred dollars aud showing just and reasonabe cause for selling s'ne other meet person he empowered r. sell the came, as per appIrann file, dared the 2ls day of November lS45. more fully appears
 ORDERED, Tn t the Eneg'nng application he heard a the Pr bate Otire in Li,chfrd. the 3-t day Of January l346. at 70 o'clock krcnron and iha, nO- tiee theref be published in some public newspaper p'"'S" "s"E the p'aCo "HcFG sucu real esfoic res, three ~e kr .accessively, al le"s, weeks betole saul time assigned. Certified hy
 1 RALPH G. CAMP. Judge. .At q Court gf Prob0e h0idrn Gt LisettirId, ,rii.. fn and for thr D.siTief cf Liie4setd, on ihe lOth day 0f .N0Ueznbrr, 1s45, 'F
 Present. Ralph c. Camp. Jxdg..
 ESTATE ot GILES WARD, late of Torine,on FL deceased.-rbe Admin, -iraix Represents ,hhe Estate ins"'yenr and prays the appin,nen, of CoiH missiOuers 'herenn
 Wherrnpn. Ordered Tha, Cnmmi..nner. f., rs. ceive.. examine. and adjust ihe claim. of the credi: ire n Li'chfrId. 'n 't,- 5th day af Decsmher. at 10 o'el'ck iWen'"m :-AEd that all pe-s.ns insef. esied m said estate may be notified ihere. ,he Ad nsfnis'ra"r will cause this order o he published ln copy thereof .n 'he public sign Rm, n TwriDQt.,, nsar-s, ihe place where said decedsed last dwe at easi five days b fne said 5'h Gav "f December
 v Certified by Wv. D DIcHAsoR, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-27

Atna Insurance Company,
 MARTFO R D, CT. CSS2oStssl 900, 900 DOllMrS. With liberty Co ihcreas. the same Co HaJ e Mil
 It0n Of Dollars, nFFERtoinsur Dwelling Houses, Stores, V Mills. Manufactories, Barns. Ships and Vessels while in rort, or on the stocks, Ga,ds and every other species ot'insurahle person.. al property, against loss or damage by fire. at as low rates" premium as any similar insti- ution in good standing.
 GIDEON H. HOLl.ISTER, Agent.
 Office in the Court House, Litchfeld, Nov. 28, lS45. 32
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-27

At Court of Probate hefden at Sharon; scithi,s
 and for the District cf Sharon, ss the l5M ady E cf N0uesnber, lS45. 'tt# L.#fE.
 Present. Charles F. SedgtDick, Esp, Judge. nN mo'ion of the Adminis'ra'of hn the Esia,e df " Nathaniel Church, late Of Salisbury in said dis: 6,h day Of January lS46. at l o'clrk P. M. fur the teitlrhrfs of the arcoun. of said adm nstra,ots with said Es!ate, and doth direct said A ininistrators to give public notice thereof by publishing this order ;%c same on public signpos, in sa inwd ui Sa'is- bury, neares, the place whsse the deceased last dwelt. Certified from RerOrd.
 26 t.M CHAS. E. SEDGWICK, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-27

.At Court ot Probate holden at Sharan. soiihia and tor Me Districf Qf SAaroa, oa Ahe ISth dag
 of NoDca,brr. A. D. ls4i.
 Present, Charles F Sedgseiek Esq, Judge. VTNHls Court doth direct Horace ,LandaA E-q. Ad. 1 mnslrainr On the estate af Edt.und Land,.n, Esq late "f Salisbury said dislsics. deceased rep. resented to he inaven,, to give noceto oil pers"ns neres ed in the estate Of saMl decea.es th appear (f they cause, beftehe C.,pEt of Probate, to he holden at the Prba,e Office in saiH a,sirici. on the 29th day "t N"vemh-r lSI5iat g d'clark A. NJ to be heard Esea'ye ,o the app,ptWen, of Commission. ers o said estate hy posting sati .vder of notice public sign p'sst in said town of Salisbury nearest ihe place wbere the decea ed laa' dwel and hv ad vertisine the came tn new spautr published in Lischteld in the e..nniv Of Eiiich6sld.
 Certified from RecoE4.H q 26 CHAS. F. SEDG WICK, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-27

sV,HE CoIr, of ,Proba.s for the District of
 P'ygi9uth hath limited nn allowed six ninIiihs lrdth 'he. date hrgcot, for the ere. diiors ot the estate ot Lum n Prs,on, late of Plymot,tiN decrEsed. to .xhibit ,heir claims tor seiieneat> Those. who neglect io present ihtlf accounts prrperly ailestets, within said time, will be debarred rect,very.
 All parsons indebied to said esiate are re. quested 10 make :n'.nrdiate payment to a,, taa.. JUNfUs PRRsToN, ExeeuiOr.
 Plymolih, E,nv. ls. ts45. 26
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-27
Select School in Norfolk.

0aNHE MISSES HAYDEN will open their
 A SclO.,l in Norfolk the 3d week in No vember. Th.Ise parents who have had chil- dren under their care. have reason to be more than satisfied with lhelr pEuRcipncy. The schm,f is QuIet, pleasantly sifuaied, and easy Of access from gOd bIarding houses. The. terns are as reasonable as at Hnv schOol in the cou,:,v. Studies adapted to ihe wish as .nfthe Ou D1ils. in the common branches. OF ;n I.,,1. French. Embroidery. Painting or T.a w;"a Tuition oropOtti0ned to the branches taught.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-27

sDNHE Subscriber is now opening at the Store next west of the Congregational Church in this village. general assortment of STAPLE GOODS, which are offered to the public at a small adva nee from cost. D. CATLIN.
 STOVES.
 The eel ebra,ed Kitchen Companion. Ea- gle, Rotary and other Stovesl tor sale very cheap. D. CATLtN. Lite hfield, Nov. l6. Nr. 26
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-27
HENRY F. FISH, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST,

SAILS BURY, CONN. PHYSICIANS Orders and Prescripiions accurately put up. CHEMICAL Apparatus and Tubes made or furnished to order. PEDLARS suppli.
 ed with Goods at the lowest prices Paints, Oils, Glasses, Varnishes, Gtc. of all
 4 ,, kinds. . '.. ".. Refer to-L Ticknor, M D.. o. Plumb. M. D {, W. J. Barry, M. D.. Salisbury. Wm. Tullv, M. Lee SS Butler, Hartford. Benajah Ticknor. M. D., U. s. Navy E. w. Cleveland, M D., Prof c. A. Lee, J. R. Chiffon, M D., I. W. Crane, M D.. New York. Josiah c. Beckwith, M. D., Litchfeld ..s ..s..e e..-..- ..,..s.s'-.s