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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-10

"wssRIsoroS asp ma GrsrRALs,b by J. I. fiesdley."-
The second volume has been received and for sale At Mr.
Stems Bookstore.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-10

WILLIAMS CoLLEoE--Hon. Amos Lawrence, OF Boston,
has recently made donation TO Williams College Of 900
$4,000 for the purpose Of founding four scholarships aud
$1,000 fountain inropi Of Lawrence Hall, and
fi up bathing for the siudepts,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-10

W John Jacob AsOr is reported TO be 81 the point Of
DEATH his dsesse being Of nature to preclude the posi-
bilhy Of recovery
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-10

The number ofimmigns from foreign that arrived
in New York during the month Of May, sos74 same
month last year, 1852.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-10

W T. b souhgaie has been appointed Postmaster at
Woodstock, in place Of Capt E. A. Kmbal gone to Mex
leo. contrary 10 bis own inelnaLons.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-10

PHoeNrss.-The seecimen Of Worcester have licensed
regular bona ds Theate. to be pat operation in that
good old PusiiAnicsl town may be. What
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-10

THE ooD Fellows PRocKssIou in New Yoh on ssur-
day splendid affair About members Of the
order in full regalia, appeared in the line.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-10

Sur FEvEH.-Ths disgusting and contagious disease
prevails TO alarming extent in New York and Boston,
mostly among foreign smgrants.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-10
Wing State Convention.

The wings Of Vermont are invited to In State Con.
venon BY deleeates, at MoSrrsLIKa wrpsKsDAs the
Urn DAr JuLr nert at 10 o'clock A. NJ for the purpose
Of nominating ticket Tor State Officers, and taking All 9th.
necessary preparatory foF the election
HARRY BRADLEY,
ANDREW TRACY,
3: ?. WALTON. ia, State
SOLOMON FOOT, Central
A. l.. MINER, Committee.
GEO w. CoLLAMER,
June 2, ist7.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-10

The Wounded O Jalapa are doing we'd.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-01-07

the journal was dispensed with.
The House and the members proceeded
by the speaker and the sergeant at arms pas
sed into the Senate Chamber, where both
Houses united in the funeral services. The
sermon and benedicIion were by Rev. Mr..
Slicer. At one O'Clock the funeral process.
ion moved from the Capitol and proceeded to
the Congressional buryiug place where the
body was inferred for the present.
January 9.
To-day Mr.. Secretary Walkers pro-
posed tax on tea and coffee came up for
consideration. Mr.. Wentworth ofIllinoiS
offered the following resolution:
Resolved, That it is inexpeGient to levy
tax on tea and coffee.
The yeas and nays being called, the
vote stood, yeas ll5-nays AZ!
GOn Monday, personal explanations
were made between Messrs. Baily and
Davis. and the offensive expressions of
each were withdrawn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-01-07

lit a Court Of Probate hoiden at Nortoik.'oiE
tn and for The district of NoJ0lf ,sn the nh
day Of December 1916.
Present, Daniel Hotchhiss, Esq, Jmdgc.
T1PON the petition of Harlow Rovs OF Nor
" folk in the county of Litchfcld shown
to this court, that he is Guardian of Abigail L.
Moses Of Norfolk within said district. minor -
That said minor f. the owner of real estate sit
uated in said Norfolk consisting of one piece e
Land. viz bounded north on land belonging
to the Estate Of John Strong deceased, east on
land Of Asa Burr and William Oakley, SOU h.
on land Of James NJ Cowles, and west on l.igl-
way, containing about one acre Of land with ..
dwelling house standing on the same, subject
to the right Of dover Of Clarissa Moses widow
Benjamin Moses deceased--That said real css
tate con now be sold, and that id pr perry is
valued al about two hundred dollars That sa d
property is depreclating in value, and that \
would be for the interest Of said minor to have
| the same sold and the avails otherwise invested
according to law, praying for liberty to sell
said property for The purpose aforesaid, as per
petition on file.
II is ordered by this Court. That sad Gu r.
dian give notice Of said application, by causin;
the same to be publiehed in one of the news
papers printed in Litchfield in the county It
Litchfeld three weeks successfully, at least SIX
weeks before the hearing; and that said pet =
ton will be heard al the Probate Office in ia
district on the 25th day OF February next, at
10 o'clock 4. M
Certified from Record
80 DANIEL HOTClIKISS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-01-07
LITE AND IMPORTANT FROM
MEXICO
Loss Of the q, s. Brig,
Great Destruction Of Human Life (!

WASHINGTON, Dec, 29-7P.M
The bark Morgan Dix, arrived at New Or
| leans, brings dates from the squadron off Alton
LizardO to the 18th inst.
Full particulars have been received of the TO-
tai wreck ofthe United States Brig Somers and
the great loss Of life which accompanied it
The Somers was maintaining the blockade of
Vera Cruz. On the evening of the 7th she
had taken shelter under Green Island, there
being every indication of an approaching nor
therly gale. On the morning of the Sth, a
sail being reported from aloft, she was got un-
der way and stood out for several miles, when
the approaching vessel was ascertained to be
the John Adams on her return from Tampi-
CO.
Her appearance caused great satisfaction 10
the officers of the Somers, as Commodore Per-
ry had informed them that she was 10
relieve them from maintaining the blockade as
soon as she came in.
As the Somers was approaching her anchor
age ON her return, another sail was discovered
standing for Vera Cruz, apparently with the
intention of running the blockade. She i'm
mediately made all sail to intercept her, and
in the effort to avoid falling on the reef to the
lecwdrd, she was struck by the Norther and
thrown on her beam ends
The strange vessel came raridlv down. but
showed no colors, and tackled when near Par
jordas reef. 1t Parker had reported the ap-
pearance Of the squalls, and the particulars
are fully detailed in the New Orleans newspa.
pers.
The Somers commenced careening over
very rapidly and in about half an hour sunk
Forty out Of eighty souls on board are said to
have persisted, though some have been picked
up since the last accounts were published.
The intelligence from the city of Mexico is
meager and unsatisfactory.
The opinion prevailed in the squadron that
a quorum Of the members elect to the new
Congress, could not be got together by the
the time appointed for the opening, the 9Th of
December.
Com. Conner arrived off Anton Lizardo on
the 18th in the Princeton, and changed his
broad pennant to the Raritan. The frigate
Potomac came in the same evening. The schr
Morris had sailed for Tobasco with provisions
for the cutter, Mclean.
Wehave also few items Of news from Mon
terey Gen. Taylor had arrived from Saltillo
on the 23d. escorted by squadron of Colonel
Nays horse, The General had succeeded in
capturing 100 pack mules and their loads con-
sstng Of subsistence for Santa Annals army at
San Luis Potosi. Another squadron had left
in pursuit of4OO mules loaded with army stores
for the same destination.
Col May had a severe fall at Saltllo, bv his
horse tripping on the pavement, but he was
doing we'll, and would be ready for duty in
few days,
Santa Anna lie said to have 10000 volunteers
at San Luis Po;osi beside the regulars but the
reports are conflicting.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-01-07
NOTICE,

"ALTER c. Palmer, and Charles p. Pal
w mer Of LitchGeld, of the county Of Li;ch-
field, in company under the name aud finn Of
W & Palmer, having on the 23d day Of Dec
1916, made an assignment Of certain estate to
the Undersigned in ilnst for the benefit of all
the creditors Of said CO.. in pursuance Of the
Statue in such case provided
THE Court Of Probate for the District o.!
litchiieId, hath assigned the Sth day OF Jan 1877
at 10 o'clock forenoon a: the Probate Office in
Litchdeld for the appointment of commission
ers, torecelve, examine and adjust said claims
Of all those who were creditors Of said company
at the date Of said assignment, at which time
and place all persons interested are notified to
appear II they see cause and be heard relative
to said assignment.
NORMAN HALL, Trustee.
Ltchfeld Dec 9th 1916.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-01-07
New Fall Goods
AT THE
Elslp orillSN OF Fashion or


Emporium OF Fashion; or
JNt.D Cash and Exchange StO,e," wiM lor
prices
TIIE Subscriber has Just received from New
l. York, the most extensive and splendid
assortment of Goods ever offered by him in his
place, including. the greatest variety of Ladies'
ClLak and Dress Goods, among which are Su.
per Plaid Wool Cloaking, Cecilia Cloth. (new
style,) shaded Clenantine, California Grape,
Oregon Robes, Graduated Robes Fancy Cash
meres and NJ. De LANES, (somc at ! shiIlingD
Black, blue and brown Alpaccas and Alpaca
Lusles, Gala Plaid, Plaid Striped and Chang
able Dress Silks, Salisbury Flannel, White and
cold do, Gnghams. Prints Of all STYLES aad
prices from to 90 cents per yd. Shawls, Fam
cy fldkfs and Cravats, Silk Cloak and Dress
Frlnses, Gimps, Buttons, Velvet and other
Ribbons, L4ces-E dgngs-IIosiery. Gloves,
Mits, Shoes, &c. a fine assortment.
Also Broadclotha, Beaver Clohs. Cassi.
meres, Vcstings, Trimmings. Blankets, Cotton
Warp, Bats, Wadding, Ticking, Sheeiing,
Hats and Caps, &c. &c.
Also Groceries, Crochery, Hadmare, and
.fres, &c. &c.
Also DIR. Spears Medicines.
For sale at the lowest prices possible, by
81 S. N. BRONSON. Agent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-01-07
THE WINTER BURIAL.

THE desp-toned bell peals long and low,
On the keen mid-winter air
A Borrowing train moves sad and slow,
From the solemn place Of prayer.
The earth is in winding sheet,
And nature wrappd in gloom.
Cold, cold the path which the mourners' feet
Pursue to the waiting tomb.
They follow one. who calmly goes
From her own loved mansion-door.
Nor shrinks from the way through gathered
SHOWS,
To return to her home no more.
A sable line, to the drift-crowned hill.
The narrow pass they wind;
And here, where all is drear and chill,
Their friend they leave behind.
Inc silent grave they're bending Ger.
long farewell to take;
one last, last look, and then no more
IlIl the dead shall all awake!
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-01-07

m Cart Of Probate holden at .NorfoN =
riihin ami for the district Of Norfolk, 0ls
the 2sh day If December, n. D. 1916.
Present Daniel Hotchhiss, Esq Judge
Estate Of Jarvis Garritt, late of Norfolk, IL
said District deceased.
ORDERED, That the Administrator exhh~
~ it his Administration Account to III :
Court for adj usiment at the Probate Office ,
said Norfolk, on the 4th day of February lSI >
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon: And that al
persons interested in said Estate may be nn'i
fed thereof, the Administrator will cause III :
order TO be published in newspaper printed in
Li;chfeld, and to be posted on the public sig
post nearest the piece where the deceased l.st
dwell, il said Norfolk.
Certified from Record.
DANIEL HOTHKISS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-01-07

1T a Court Of Probate holatm at Salisbury.
tciMin and for the District of Sharon, o,+
the 10th day Of Dec, Il d. 1916,
Present, John G. .'4itcheli, Esq, Judge
ON motion of Frederick Plumb, Admins
~ traitor on the estate of Edward Harris, late
Of Salisbury, within said District deceased, this
Court doth decree that six months from this
date be allowed and limited for the Credit~rs
of said Estate to exhibit their claims against,
the same to said Adninislrato and directs that
Public notice be given Of this order by ADVERT.
sing in newspaper published in LilchGela
County. and by posting copy thereof on the
publ sign. post in said town of Salisbury near
est the place where the deceased last dwelt.
Certified from Record
3w32t JOHN G. MITCHELL, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-01-07
Notice.,

WALTER c. Palmer of Liichfeld, IN the
v! county of Li'chfeid, having on the 23d
day OF Dec. 1916, made an assignment of ce:lain
estate, Real and Personal to the undersigned
in trust for the benefit of all the creditors Of the
said Palmer at the date of the assignment in
pursuance OF the statute in such case prov ded
The Court OF Probate for the District Of Ltch-
field hath assigned the sth day of Jan 1s47, at
the Probate office in said Litchfield.a lat lOoclock
forenoon, for the appointment Of Commission
ers TO receive, examine and adjust the claims
of all those who were creditors ofsaid Palmer,
at the date Of said assignment. At which time
and place all persons interested are notified to
appear il they see cause and be heard relative
to said appointment.
NORMAND HALL, Trustee.
Litch6eld, Dec, goth 1916. 3w9S
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-01-07
BRIGHTON MARKET-Dec %.

BRIGHTON MARKET-Dec. %.
At market 7s5 Beef Cattle, 100 Stores, 1880
Sheep, and $50 Swine. About 200 Beef Cattle
and several hundred Sheep unsod.
PR1cEs-Beef Cattle-We reduce our quo
tations from last week. We quote extra 25
$ so; first quality 4 IS S. second 4 50 a i IS
third 5 So a 4 SO.
Working Gxen,-We noticed the following
sales-$49. IS, 81, 10 and IS,
Cows and Calues.-Sales at $24, %, 3? and
40.
Sheep-The following sales were Effected
IS, | 10, and 2 IS
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-01-07
DIED.

In this village, on The Sd inst, Mrs AN
GELINE NJ, wife OF Mr.. Theodore f. Dean,
aged %.
Wasted, D C 9Th, after pro,ract.
ed illness, Mary, wife Of Salmon Burr,
aged 20.
A! Sou'hiug'on. Dec. q |, at the resi-
dence OF Joseph l. Corey, very suddenly
Mr.. Isaac b. Sessions, aged 81.
AT Kent, Dec, lS,h, Mr. David Gilbert,
late of New Haven, aged 50.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-01-07

TIFTEENTH DISTRICT.-A contention
Il for the nomination of Wing candidate
for the State Senate in this District, will be
holden at Richards Hotel in Wolcottville on
Tuesday the 18th day of February next at /
o'clock A. NJ. Each town will be entitled to
a representation equal to double the number OF
Representatives to the General Assembly.
BY order Of the District Committee.
Dated Jan. 6. 1917
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-01-07
Agric ul tural Societv.

TKE next regular meeting ofthe ex-
ccu,ive committee of the LitchfieId
Agricultural Society, will be held al the
Manson House in Litchfield on the 18th
day (second Tuesday, of January ls47-
at 8 o'clock A. NJ. A full attendance is
equested-Competilors for premiums on
crops, will present their certified state
menis.at tina: time, according 10 the reg
ulations OF the Society.
A. S. LEWIS, Sec.
Litchfield, Dec. 81.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-01-07
Pennington Canal.
PLASTER, EEOUR. Sc.

TNHE Subscriber has on hand, and offers for
Il sale,
800 tons Nova Scotia Blue Plaster
1909 bbs. Rochester ard Gencsee Flour
% hhds r. and S. e. Muasses
80 bags Saina Salt, together with large
stock Of GROCERIES and DRY GOODS, all of
which will be sold at the very lowest cash pri-
ces ii. L. WEIGH
plainville, Dec. ID, IS lG. 2ln3l
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-01-07
MARRIED..

In Plymouth Hollow, Dec. Both, Samuel
Hotchkiss, Esq, to Adeine Bakeslee,
daughter Of Junus BlakesIec.
In Plymouth. Dec. 9Th, Welles P.
Glazicr, of Woodbury., to Sarah NJ Lines,
of Plymouth.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-01-07
Funeral Of Senator Barrow

w ADH1AAFO OA'j ~0SS' VI
Both Houses Of Congress assembled at
noon to pay their last tribute Of respect to
the memory of Senator BARROW. The cof-
fin was placed in the area in front of the
Secretary's desk, in the Senate CHAMBER
The President, the members Of the Cabinet
heads Of Bureaus, &C., assembled with
the Senate.
In the House of Representatives after
prayer BY Rev. Mr.. Sproule, the reading Of
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-01-07
A CARD,

HE undersigned gratefully acknowledges
Z the very kind tokens Of regard from his
parshonerS and true friends at their annual
visit to his house, on New Years Day. May
the Lord, who incines them to supply the tenn.
poral wants Ct his mnisteIing servant, reward
them with all spiritual blessings in Chris, Je-
sus. FULLER
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-01-07
Stoves! StOves!!
Cooking EfOreR.

Ihe subscriber has now on hand the largest
assortment OF SToVESever offered in this mar
ket.
Cooking SfOCes.
Inc improved Empire Air-tight. and the
Railway iSr wood OF coal, possesses respectively
meLts' winch commend them to the attention
OF all VINO are IN search of excellence and con.
venience in Stoves
Also several kinds Of common Co oks Of beau
tiful pattcrs.
FOR P.9RLORS
sheet and Cast Iron Albright Stoves, Of
splendid patterns: All sizes box Stoves. ali Of
which Will be sold very low for ready paw.
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper wolk on hand or
made to order as usual by
MOSES MORSE, West St.
Ltchf ID, Oct. 9Th, 1916. TOO
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-01-07
Henry Clay.

Stern Patriot On Freedoms holy altar
Thou hast poured out the incense of thy life /;
Did ever thy heart fail, thy footstep falIer,
When duty called thee to the doubtful strife!
In other days, from thy exalted stations,
What burning words have fallen from thy lips!
. How hast thy voice revived the dropping ma
tions,
When Freedoms sun seemed wrapped in
dread eclipse
Foremost and fearless in the path Of danger,
Thou bad'st the storm ofwild Disunlon cease;
We'll tried and true-to sel6shness a stranger
Thou vert the same in peril and in peace.
Thy fame is with the nations, spreading, bright
ming,
Wherever freedoms banner is unfurl'd!
Speak On!-thy voice is as the heavens fierce
lightning,
!scathing the hopes of tyrants, through the
world
Star of the West I! with gratitude we hail thee,
Bright harbnger of more glorious age
! What though the tongue Of SANDER may assail
n thee,
z Win are its threats and impotent its rage!
; Serenely shining thro' the clouds that gather
In storm and darkness DER our native land,
We look to thee. as children to a father,
Walk in thy light, and watch thy guiding
hand.
What though thine arm be weak, thy head be
Eoary,
Yet is thy spirit young, thy laurels green;
Aye in the path of duty and of glory,
Thy lfe's declining footsteps still are seen.
Patriot and statesman still the path pursuing
Which through long years Of trial thou hast
trod
Mid Ashand's peaceful shades, the Past review
ing,
See'st thou thy course hath been approved
' and blessed Of God
The reign Of Blood and Crime will soon be
ended;
Speed on the dawn of that auspicious day
Then will the voices of the Free be blended
In one triumphant shout for HENRY CLAY!
Fling out the banner to tire breeze ofheaven,
Bearing upon lis folds his glorious name;
Wherever our commerce by the wind is driven,
On laid, on ocean, celebrate his fame.
p. x,
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-01-07
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKEr-Jan. 3

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET-Jan. 3.
At Market-1loo Beef Cattle, South
ern,) 10 Cows and Calves-2,5Oo Sheep aud
Lambs
Beef Cattle.-Owing to the bad weather,
the market was dull and full, $50 left oyee-
We quote S. 10 SC rs to 81 for few choice
lots.
Cows and Calves.-Were all taken at SIG
26 a $33.
Shee7-The market was cleared except $50
head at 81 so 81.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-01-07
DRY GOODS,

now opening, suitable for the Fall and Winter
Trade, and consisting of the best west of Eng
land Cloths and Cassimeres also French
Cloths, superior srt e for great coats, Vest,
ings Of all kinds, Satins, Tailors' Trimmings.
gold mixed Beaver Cloths, Velvets, Broad
Clothsvery cheap, Drawers and Wrappers, &c.
&c. Also splendid assortment of goods for
Ladies' Cloaks and Dresse ', which will be o..
tered at very low prices Also black and blue
black Silks, Stripe Lerantine and Satin Sllipe,
do Sinchews and yd wide Gro de Rhine, d ,
black blue black aud Fancy Bombazincs, Mus
lin de LANES of late style aud very low, Nau>
sock Muslins, Null Muslins, Book Musin,,
India Cambrieks, Bishops, Lawn. Thread and
Lace Edgins.
And complete assortment of sheet;ng and
bleached Musins; Cotton Yarn Garnet Warn
Carpeting of various styles; and large supply
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-01-07

WASHINGTON, Dec. ".
SENArE-On Mr.. Manguns motion, the
Senate adjourned before reading the jour
nails, after the announce ment Of the de.
cease Of Hon. Mr.. Barrow, u 8. Sen
ator from Louisiana.
House Of Representatives-Mr. Haral-
son. from the Military Committee, re-
ported bill 10 raise ten additional regi.
men,s for the regular army, TO serve Ave
years, or during the war: also Joint re-.
solutions for refunding TO the several
States the expenses incurred in muster :
ing troops, and for the subsistence of
volunteers until mustered into the ser
vice. Also bill 10 increase the efficiency
of the regiments of the regular army,
and TO provide for disabled soldiers.
Mr.. C. J. Ingersol! offered Resolution
for the printing of 5000 extra copies o!
the documents of 25th June on Mexican
affairs.
Mr.. Hamlin offered Joint Resolution
closing the Refectories in the basement
OF thu Capital unless the proprietors sus-
pend entkely the sale of intoxicating
drinks.-AdOpted.
A memorial was presented from nine
thousand mem bers Of the yearly meeting
ofFriends ofNew-England, in opposition
TO the war. After debate, the motion to
print was laid on the table by a vote Of
II to IS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-01-07

NJ ORFOLK ACADEMY. - THE Winter
~ Term Of this Academy will commence on
Monday, November 80, under the superinten.
dence Of Mr.. w. B. RICE A. B., as Principal
Tuition in the common English branches So
per term Of eleven weeks; higher English 81 /;
Languages s..
The succeeding terms Of the present acade-
mlcal year will commence on the 18th Februa-
ry and the oath May respectively.
In behalf Of the Trustees
WIN. LAWRENCE, Clerk.
Norfolk, Nov. 90, 1916. .
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-01-07

:; =; Is: = ;:f$ ri; :; :;
America. The public have had iull proof Of
their integrity and responsibility. hut such
has been the great and pressing demand for
their Teas Of late, that they have been obliged
to enlarge, TO great extent, their two princi-
pal establishments in New York, viz:
I25 CHATHAM Il IG3 GREENWICH ST.
they moreover possess facilities, in relation to
me i ca Trade, in very abundant degree, and
'"Ih'!tss Superior to any Tea Concern in A
mIrlca Their scruPuluuS regard to all prin-
ciples that tend 10 elevate the character of a
large house, is wei! understood, and has al
feaoy cured them connection, probably,
larger Than all other Tea Establishments uni
ted and they are Consequently determined 10
sell cas- pM'cT, more .ttGg.0nt and perfect for
the pF9ctS, IN the aggregate than any house in
the wotld-China excepted.
They most zealouSly invite the attention of
the inhabitants Of Wo!cattyille, 10 their Agen-
cy. where the following assortments are ALWAYS
on hand and they feel no hesitation in stating
mat wherever single hiGl is made, very
great prefeaencc will be given to the celebrated
leas OF the CANTON TEA COMPANY
Qj>ReSder, make the experiment
Retail Prices as. fo1loscs, subject in all cases 10
he returned if no; apnYorcd Of
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-01-07
MaD@ H~a

nN Christmas evening, small Leat'r
W er Wallet, containing one 50 net ,
ofthe PhGnix Bank Hartford, one 81 no.
on tho Hartford Bauk. IS cts in silver
aud trunk-key. The finder will CO =
fer favor, and be iiberaly rewarded,
by l;aviug it ut the Enquirer office.
WIN. II. GREEN,
LitchfieId, Dee. 9th l946. 3w-3i
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-01-07
RAILROAD LINE
New York, New Milford, Bridgeport and
Danbufy.

T caves Spencer's Mansion House on Tues.
IL day, Thursday and Saturday mornings, at
o'clock, arriving in New York at lap. M.
Litch6eld, Dec. IA, 1916. 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-01-07
To Builders.

PROPOSALS are wanted for the building Of
l. six or eight Dwelling Houses. Inquireat
the Store Of the Cornwall Iron Company, where
the plans will be shown.
West Cornwall, Dec &c, 1916.