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OFFICIAL,
UNITED STATES SHIP PRINCETON,

|
Naples, October Is, ls47
SIN: had the pleasure to write to you from Genoa on
the 9Th instant On the 7h anchored LeShom, and
at u ca and vea the The
governor, with several officers OF the army and navy
came on board We were here treated with marked at
chored of the town at night, and found at anchor
French and Sandman national steamer. There
American merchantmen at Naples. We will sail for 81.
oily in few days. from thence to Malta, where proba-
bly, will be when you receive this From Malta cannot
say where will 60. hope to meet Commodore Read
there to hear from him. II is reported that the cholera
is spreading.
Being under the impression that might gain some in.
formation useful TO our merchant marine, well to
govern govern my own movements addressed note to the
Merchantmen from ports should always get cert.
cate OF health from the consul of the nation for which
they sail. When was at Gibraltar vessel arrived from
Boston, and was not only refused praque, but was or
dered' off because she at New Orleans on former
voyage. These vessels go to Malta or Barcelona, and
are at once admitted, and return to Gibraltar All are
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
F. ENGLE Commander
UNITED STATES CONSULATE,
Naples, Oct. %, 1871
DEAR SIR Having applied to the health office for the
information asked for in yonr letter of the instant
nave received for answer that from the ports Of the Ar
chPeago there is free prafque but that from the l5h
of November next certificate from consul of his Ma
esty will be required that there has been no case Of cho
era From the ports of the Adriatc twenty days,
and for merchandise susceptible OF conagion twenty one
days in the azaretto of Nsia; from Tuns fourteen days
Tor vessels, and fourteen for merchandise TangleT,
seven days, and fourteen for merchandise susceptible;
Algers Tree pratique the empire of Morocco fourteen
days or vessels and twentyone days for articles OF mer
chandse susceptible OF contagon 1t will be always ne
cessary to have certificate from the Neapoitan consul
OF the good health of the port From the ports OF the
United States there is no quarantine fxed though pra
tque has been suspended Every case of an arrival will
need report Of the circumstances to be decided
by the board The cholera is in the southern ports OF
Russia and in the Black sea- and vessels from thence are
refused Yours, very respectfully,
ALEX. HAMMETT
To +. ENcLE, esq, comd'g U. s. steamer Princeton,
All vessels from New Orleans, or from ports in the VI
cny, are refused Cotton from there has to go through
the same process If from Havana Vera Cruz-tha
is, exposed at the lazaretto TO air.
Respectfully, &C., +, +.
Hon, j. Y. Mason Secretary of the Navy
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GENERAL LAND OFFICE, Dec IS, ls47.
SIN: In reference to the transmission 10 Ouacha and
Nachtoches of the private land claim patents in the Office
at Opelousas, for tracts within the two first mentioned
districts the subject of which you called this Office
muncaton of the 18th instant the register at Opeousas,
Louisiana.
With great respect your obedient servant,
RICHARD NJ YOUNG, Commissioner
Hon. s. w. Downs, Senate United States
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NOAI COAL.-Every variety, OF the best quality, aoap
" ed in kinds and sizes the several uses.
For sale the wharf, lower end of 18th street, near the
late residence of Gen. Van Ness, deceased.
Nov. l7-2aW6W B. MI. DERINCER.
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TIME Army tho United States-vvith Portraits
An of the organization of the army with biog-
raphes of distinguished officers of all grades brought down
present day, with thry-sx authentic portraits By
Fayete Robinson, late officer Of the army in vols
Just received by F. TAYLOR,
Dec. 2 Near Coleinan's Hotel
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All vessels from New Orleans or from ports in the VI.
cnty refused Cotton from there has to go through
the same process il from Havana or Vera Cruz-hal
is, exposed at the Iazaretto TO air.
Respectfully, &C., F r.
Hon. j. Y. Mason, Secretary OF the Navy
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...r Wood Tor Sale!
OFFER for sale the wood 800 acres Of the of
my father Alexander G.. Bnleu deceased, lying on the
Potomac river in Prince William county, Virginia, on
which the we-known fisheries of Opossun Nose and
Timber Branch If no sale be made by the January
lSiS then shall employ twenty wood For
terms, apply to on the premises. In the meantime,
ioewarn all persons from trespassng in any
said estate. BENZ. G. BULLETT.
Dec, III NAT. Int Il Alex. GAIL
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DE.V'TAL sVIsGERY ,

BY G. II VAN PATTEN, NJ
Permanent Office and residence door to Todd's Ha
Store, near Browns Hotel
Dec ally
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-30
THE UNION MAGkzTNE.

Tho January No is embellished by shres spleadid engravines. a Gashinn pasae. al'd AvO other engraviugs, ench Uoea In iiself. Asn0ng the contributors to sAs number, are MrS. L. H. SiEOusuey Mss. Franess 5. osvo,d. Mi.s Hannah F, 0ould. Ms L. Mari" Child Mrs. E. F. EIiiui. ]. Bayard Taylor. Park Brpi"- @in. Mrs. Mary s. B. Dana, N. P. Will lis. w. c. Bryant, Mrs. Emma c. En- eers, and many other writers whnse pro- ducliOns have found favor with ihs pub lic. This number commences new snlune. Now is the time to subscribe Price S3,OO year.
 UThe Ladies' National Magazine. for January, is a splen did number. The work is one of the very hes, monthli,s in She Union-nnd only S2 per year Apply o W. Patton. Tribune Buildings, N. York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-30
iM PoRTAKT fkoM MExIcu.

Bya sec0nd ponv Exphess which arri. we'd last (NIonday) night, tSe rrerived ad> vices irnm New OrleRnS 10 the dfierunn uf MOndny. 18th uIsi. Tine news froI MexHo. recriv''d by an arrival at New Orleans. is very mp,rIaiIi.
 SensT Anny" had hem pl,.cu'd Presl, dent. The M"xIcan C'mgre>x has br,.kru, up tn confusion. and the mrmI'rrs ws.,, rsiir'ng from Qurr.'a'O in disgu's-. BI' the m''s' mp"riaRt-pIiHIuI IV mnIn,rIani. intelligence by our Express IS the arn-S Of Generals Worth aud P,Iirw aud t;.I Duncan, by order "t' Gen. Scott. Th.N are charged with rr6 cring in nm Hnpr0P CT manner upon .h- GrnrraI tn Chi'' "f the American army. The chatgr 's founded upon their correspondence wh:ci' had fallen into his hands
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-30
A PERTINANT INQUIRY.

, "MGS not hope, sic" said Mr. John
 q. Rockwell. ot Connecticut, in annn,,n- eing the death of Senator Huniiny, on in |AAe House "n Monday. ",hat these res beated signals of our mortality may EEheck ,meW hat ihe turbulence Of an
 gry passuns. and lead Us all to :he a.ivp-
 ti0n Of such c0uly. tn the discussion end decision of the important questions fsfore is, as will stand the test of that tri-
 6unal tsefssrt. which smsse or our nuGnl,es will probably appear during tn. session upon which we have eniprd."
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-30
A QUEER OBJECT.

An exchaug'. paper has ,he following We Or,ce Saw in Connecticut one of ,h,. queerest kn'A,ng darkH:s i,naglnai'!e.- Hts face was SD black that he couiIn T tell when q was .Durm,"g-hIs Wool cur- led aO tight that il made han ruu,,d shout. derrd -hss nose Was St' flat aud greasy that he had iU pu, tar On has fingers when he wanted iO bl,w H--hIS shins were x, sharp tst. G.'ulGn't g., ihruustI'a q ct,in field without C cl,lIIig the stilks-and his heris were so lung that he cOuidn't 20 dnwt, hili without tying H c'mi',it. nf $l,'n's nis them fo, ballast. He :!i"d young of ,D'" . tiit:atsUts, wh,cn c,m,nn'nced Sn his leg,
 iu conse ,utnce nf the,r being too crn,k' eA for ihe hlool lo find lls way up ana down the,n''
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-30
HUDSON AND BERK SURE RAIL RoAo

The bin |, reiea se the priH lien of the. State upon this road, and to relay a w,ih iran rnii. passed ,iss Senate on Tuesday last, and is therrfHe \ law. The pass age. |of this biH IS indee a cause of gratu iatInn Co .sur cjiiz~ns. and we hope the Direct. Ors will urge the r.;laying as fast as pos. bible. We are satisfied that f ih- r.Hd Do properly constru,.ltai. the business up- Dn it will he rapidly increased, and the rOad yet prove exceedingly beueficial to ehe city Hudson Republican,.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-30
NOR AL SUA IoN.-A friend of our.

NOR NL SUA ION-A friend of ours ,'av-- cling recently In a pubi,c sleigh from New bDrgh to New Y"rk, seeing that no amount "i |Whippihe c"uld make one ot he horses increase his alieed. prol"'sed thai he should be treated. Ire that end. si the first stopping place. pin, 1Of gid was poured dnw the animals throat Th. hnrse' shook nss he h at such 'n.a imeni but presently he starird If at high speed,
 shicR he kept i"r aevpial h ,nrs without abai--
 nent The driver was delighted, T w"uidn' b fh"nghs it. said le Its ihe frat tune rv- sf see moroi smasioS tried "u," a h"ss ! h
 beets whipNiu' all ln nLhin' r
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-30
NOTICE.

THE Csuri Of Probate fnr the district of uf K~ni ha. lSrnitcd and allowed 6 months GrG,m thus date fer Ih- cxh IbIiion of claims AgaInst the Els ate Qf
 LYMAN ROBERTS, late of Kent. d-ceased, rrprescnt"d in- s.lv'-nf, an | b s app"iHt..i the suhscTih- .,s Commissioners, 10 receive and exam ,nr s.id claims. We, ,herefores give n''- ,we, hat we will meet ", the Inn ;f Pier po,,i Edwards in said K-'t, on the 7'h day 6t March aud "n the 9th day ot JUDe lSAe, .t 70 uPrl".k A M. On each Of id .iayx, fo: the purpose "f att nling {" the duties uf id appointment.
 VIM. T. HOPSON.
 G. H. ST JOHN.
 DAVID c: SANFORD.
 Commissioners.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-30
DONATION PARTY.

A Donation Party wiii be held at the Rev. ,Mr. flsNsnN'< i" South street, .r fThurs'iay. the 30 h of December inst = Should it he si.Umv m that day, f vii Ibe deferred 10 ,ht 3i~t inst. The trends |0f Mr. Henson in general. are part leu larly invited 10 a,trni. "The Lord lov Iesh 3 cheerful giver."
 Lifehjieid. Dec IS. ISi7.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-30
DEATHSs

la this town. iM,I os Soc,ety., aai i"s'. Ar |Ssam GrswOid. aged %. Iu th,s town. on Sunday the 2ith instant. IEent, ELsADA OsnnRN. . sntd'er of the Ievo- .Rnssnp, in ,he S7lh year of his age.
 sfa ihis town. sn the 23d inst. Mr. John eassh, aged 66 @
 sIa this tawn, (atshe aims house. , on the 18th Sasa, MF- Lemuel Palmer. aged 66. . #~fS Carassail. on the 18th inst. "f eonsump- essa. Nancy R. Baldwin, vie 0f Wm. Baid- ia ahA AasKhssr sf Csssgs Whsateas Esq-.
 sSs<c.s. -sA q. f.1..- ..A- r.l%
 s-' 1ssS E-s4a. = .ats3 '. s:. ,A...
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-30

PUBLIC MEETING. = Bantam Division No. g. Sons Ot Temperance. will celebrate their first Anniversary, by public meeting. t. he held. ia the COURT ROOM, th,s [ Wsdnes dsyl evening. Dec. 29th. IS47. Br"ther G. H HoLLlsTER, Esq will d-livrr an AddI ess. The public are respectfully .nvi,rd |" ate 'd. Ex- eicises to comm .nce al 6 l-2 o'cluck.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-30

Oo-Samuci Russell. Esq, Of Middletown has been appointed President of the New York and BOsIUn Air Line' RailrOad Com panv. William P. Burrall. Esq Of Bridge POri, is one of the Direc Ors. The route i> | be surveyed this winter
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-30

NOTICE.-The Board of Relief for the tow . t-Ldch6pld. .wIII meet sa R Smiths U. <. H"i~l, "n M"ndsy. Jan. 2d, Isis. st 2 o'clock n the fTenoon, t"r ths purpose Oi hearing all appeals ITcm the d"ingS Wi the As. a,ss.'rs "f sad 'wn. "n the list of lslS, and Li adjusting anu equalizins said list.
 FREDERICK GIBBS,
 DAVID BENTON.
 JEREMI All GUILD,
 ABNER L LANDON.
 EDWARD PIERPONT, B Board ef Reiief
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-30

T The bakers had rbu<ins lims' of { in our Court House last Wednesday eve ming. The Court Rom was crowded. aa those popular vocalisls acquitted themselve. well
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-30

The annual meetr'g of th.. American Ar Union was helG at the Broadway 'rabernaclt on Frid ay evening last. he numher O members rerotied wa S6G6 There wer' distributed 272 painting, 50 silver aui 2d bronze medals.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-30

Pria,aer! stani u.'. Are you guilty. ar moi guilty i? :. Faith, and do Snn think shall do the work Df the iurv. when they are paid Er that same i: Let them find it o1i.'
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-30

OTICE.-All pe' StM's whU have gi.> l V c.. IheIr notes to t3.. Treasurer Ot tht' list EcclcsIasticai Society for pew rrnt, and all who have su,s.'r,bt.d towards lhs. paymen: uf the, d. bls rt sad S,,cHty, are requested to pay ,h.. same. "n or tr!.rr the Is, of January [" CHARLES ADAMS. Treasurer, or io
 ANDREW BUELL., Collector.
 nFAll Pe.snns hol.,mg "r.irss againS, Said S.'clety are requested t. present them for pay meni.
 L,trhiield Dec. 18th lS47.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-30

n%Tha tri.nd- of the R..v Dr. FUL } .ER prs,,.Os,. having a Dosafion ParfH a, hw dwelling house. an Friday. th" last day of December, comm "cing at o. clock P. VI.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-30

Esta,e asGEORCE F.. HALL of Bsih!sm. in the disirict uf Wooiomr.. an assigning debi- The Trustee, by and with the advice of the Court oi Probate for the district "i Wondbuiv. d"th appoissi aud employ said George E. Hsll. ss agent s,f the trustee icF the sale snc disros- al ef said estate under the control and direction of the trustee. in accordance with an act pass. cd in General Assembly, 1887
 JOHN C. AMBLER,
 zFmasee. RsaAlsn. Dc. &. isAs @%
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-30

At a Court oi Prnbate holden al New MitfWd. within and fer the hi.trict of New Milford, on the 18th day or Dece nber. lS47. Present. DAVID {. SANFORD. Esq, Judge Estate ci PATTY N MERWiN, late of New Milford, in said di trict. decess~d. On T"iion of inc miHisiraior this Csurt doth limit and allow Co the creditors M ssiG esisie six months from the date hrreh. in which [" sx. hibj, their claims io said administrator eE be debarred recovery. And this Court directs sad administrator to give n",ice M the time so limited oy publishing this order in news i,sr<i printed in Lhchfield ard by posting copy thereof nn the pOhIic sign post nearest the place where the said deceased last dwell. in said New M,llord and one other public place.
 A true copy oi Re. crd.
 Judge Ac-All persons indebted to said estste sse ueaueste1 to make immediate payment ic SAMUEL E. MERWIN.
 3s 3w .aaas imisfrafsr.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-30
AeRKCLTrRAL saCIETY.

THE Executive C,.nmnleeu uf the LMei frld Cs1Hty Agricultural SOrieiy will meet si the Msnaion Hs'tisr, In Lite hiield. On the2d Tues day. IIih das Gi January IS1s. al 10 o'rlack A.. M. q whirA time aud place all cOmpptItsas for Premiums On rri'ps, are hereby notified |" appear with tl~iT certified statements aud spe. cianens Ud.i ihri' crops stcurding iO the regula- lions Oi the Society.
 .. 4. s. LEWIS.
 Recording SpcY. Liirhfsld. Dec 23, Is47. g 3w
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-30
SAc.. Me. May 25, 1915.
MARRIED.

h Trinity Church, Wole.atvilie. on the 27th nss. by the Rev. hnry Zell. Mr. Burr 'l4anyiile. of Watertswn. and Miss Jen''ma j..
 S shs ssme. on the 26h ut. Nr. Jsmes- Ash Rssn of Litchlield. and Miss Lucinda SW''h oa ygeIc6etviiie. '.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-30
Inc Art Unjel.

The subscriber having been appointed Hon l. oFary Secretary of the American Art UuiaH--. 's nO~ receiving subscriptions ior that lnsstnicn. and enrO Ing naues ot timee desirous of becoSslt ing ne,nLrTs. Tn. annual disiribu,ion of paipFg sngs executed under the auspices Of the sociesys vii take place 'n Dert mber exis and fafnieAkN
 n itse | sufficient induc, ment Gur meiabesship~~ "a say moihing of The beauti n and expensiyeenp :r,v,ngs iO \ hich each member is eniitled- .zh The Aineyican An Un,Ou was asincospoyale0ky the Legislature Of the State of New Ycgk. VT the ps0l,oiioR of the Fine Arts in the unIs&$ States. The price ol pembershp is 93 wAlG& titles the meMheF t' all the privileges Of tha taa aitu'og. The income of ihe Arr Union thg iA@ year was S1s,z95; and s46 paintiHss. Fiehe
 r.med. varyins ,iR price from SIS to eco. VII distributed by lot anh'ng the nembeFs md e4E& aeasbcr Oi that Sear receives cupy oithe I9s&s and GiaxHihcent engraving. sssiF w alter Ralal&h parting ~i iih hFs W iEe.' The inducements 70 h$. come members this year are siiilH sersefiw ln addition l., ,he difitihmth 2 of the usas taae- her oi paini nes, 25O Bronzr Meda'e will A@ aix~
 ributed. a"d each member ~ill reesise -r~s sarre e"Rsasi ings!
 Th-. . al"ua' sne, ting snd distribution VI ks p'ace on the 24th of December. Tho pre- ss. . q met iayorab . iMe ,o herOme mem6ass
 Get. PRosPee M. WErsioaR is Prssida. se '' PAYNE KENYON EIIDeCam.
 AlsshasAs osl leN A1, N
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-30


 NOTlCE.-ls hereby given that the Asseas'Ts and Bnard of Re. lief at the town of Liirh6eld wlll meet at R. Smiih's U. S. Hotel. "0 M"n'ia! Jan. 2d, lSAs, at g o'clock A. M . fer the pDri"se M Hnak ing abatemenis Of polls. the c"rrrc, ion and rrgulaii"n uf the lists "f th. Town. and |" do any other business which the law requires.
 DAVID MARSH. ..' -@. LUCIUS 1OMPK'NS as'', T-- ANSON C SMITH, ss af ..,., LEWISE. MOSS, fi. ..J. . ." s~ TRUMAN STONE, " .dssessOrs
 b4Vlil BENTON. ., JEREMIAH GUILD,
 vi ABNFR IAN ON. .,- EDWARD PiERpONT.
 .. Board of Rel,ef Litcnfisld, Conn. Dec. 9th, lsi1. 90 PETITION FOR DIVORCE at , -.- -. ANNA DOLBY.
 Oe
 STEPHEN DOLBY. : Upon the .pc.'si"p of Anna Dolby of G ..len ne "ea. M s. % Ss hd d e hi.d I'd r ~i. a" and % s , ."ii coa,n:y. .I, the. ai 'rses.iay ot February. A. D. iS4s. prayiqc for a div"sce fr Hn her hu .hand Stephen D. Lhv, "n the gr,mnd of hsl.i'nal iN- temperance anri i"t .irrable cruelty. Ordered. ,hs, mH,ce of the prndenev oi .he aforesaid pc. ,iiin be-REvrn to the sa;s Stephen, hy pui.liph. ing this older "f n tice sa q newspaper pnhliss,- cal in said 'f.nchfrld. as least three weeks cOr- secHsveiv. the last puhliraIi.n of sad notice t.. lie nt least three eeks beE're the session sf said Superior Court,
 Dated at I.uchfieid. ,his 23d day nf Dcc., lS47.
 FREDERICK Ns BEEMAE. g 3w As+,s'auf Clerk "f sai | Court.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-30
Disiri.i of wOOdbury. ss . Probate Court, tee.
Estate of Georrre e. Hall.

O'sir'rt of W'Hdbury, e ProbaIs Court, Lee. , l3, Is'7.
 Estate of George C.. Hall. .f Brthlem. in sad District .an assigninE debt. os.' Jhe Trustee represents ihp Estate inso v. enl and Prays the appointment 0f Commission. eFS thereon.
 Ordeved. That Commissioners Co receive and examine Ihe claims Of the creditors of said Estate, be appointed at the Probate Office in WoOdbury, an the 2d Monday in January, Iea9. al 9 o'clOck foIenOon, of which all per- sons in interest will take notice, and appear, if they sev cause and he heard thereon.
 3l 3w THOMAS BULL Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-30
LYMAN ROBERTS,

TAil pessons ind"hied tn said estate are .rqu st"d 10 make immediate pay" Hl. Mt Ia
 WM. ROBERTS, :,
 B. 3w. Adn.MtSti nlOr. Al a Ca,rt ef Probate holden at Hal iwiRtHn. |. within a,Ai i"r the Dis,ict M Harwiaton. on the Wh Nay "t December. 1877. Prsent, Lewis Smith, Esq. Judge. On motion of J"h" Scovill. Adm,n,s- lrator on the etta;e of ALVA SCOviLL. late of Harwinion. within sad district. drreaecd this Cour, doth appoint the 2OIh day of Decem. Der lSl7, a, 1 o'clock ? M, at the Pr"bst'' Oifice in said district, for the hearing, allow ante and settlement of the Administration Ar. count oi, .a,d estaie-and doin direct said ad minisira,nr ,o give public notice [" all p-Ssons interested in said estate, [" ap r. it the! see cause, beinre said Court, al said tune and place io he heard therein. by posting said order oi Aoiice on public sign.pnsi in said town oi Harwinfoh nearest inc P'are where lhe tecees. ed lass dwelt. and by advertising the same in a newspaper printed in l.iichfeld.
 Certified from Record,
 31 3w LEWIS SMITH. Judge. Dis,ric, ot Kent. s., Probate Court. Dec. 9th. l6t7. ~" '-' t..
 Estase # 'LEWISSr JOHN, late of Kent, in said dislrirt. deceased.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-30
FLoUR MILL z Cheap, Cheap. 3 WASHIGTON & CHAPAUG
MILL

!" <AS4AtAu OIN ~ NG1AA AO~
 MILL.
 HGsntl,.m .n and Ladies, now is he time to save your S.xpences.-d Is l the subscriber, have just cO,m- Ieied Ihm"ngh repair d the well kn"wn :rist Mill .'u Shepang RiveG. sboui half . mile west "i the Village uf Washington. at which plsre [ am nuw prepared to emler 0n he huAine z oG Milting. and hope io d. tt in urh manner as tuiit (" satisfy the puhlic. i'here ar" ir the mIli (nur runs Ui stones. in '"nplet order. and am willing tO engage hat the Hork shall be dane as welt. if not bet~ er than at any other mili in the county Pleasr all an give me a fair iIial and if it is net tone a well as aF any Afhrr mill, sli changes Sill b paid, ,s have g"t one "Cthe 6rst hands th" Milling husiness, as he comes with :he 'Ast recommendation from the MessIs I. & St isnas. New Milford, who are c"ns,drretl Jn. tn Milliny-likewise, ftOIn the upright 'M ners, Merchants. Mechanics aud LabOTeEa. RiIn whom he was aquainied,
 Y B.-Now the gates stand ready on pivot |" hnisting. It is hard {" keep them shut , .r the n,ili Is ia such good repair for yrinduug! low gentlemen and ladies alI You have got l." ',', is io drive up before the Mill do"r. and you vi:l find Mil CT ready. at all times, on short ,nd reas'n nable notice to do up your grinding the hest manner. COrD aud .!Ohbs cracked md ground together at any time.
 N.B. Now f"r the nimhle sxpence.
 Terms for Grinding.
 Fifteen bushels of Rye ground t"r que bush- i-Srven to fer one halt bushei-Whsat !uckwheat and Corn, ali ground afier the .ame rate. Corr taken on the ear. and shpll+d. tiddled and famed. if called for. ai the sam~ rate as ab"v'. Pr"vendrr any where nearly qS,liy mixed. as to diff. rei.t kinds., Grain will be ground at the rate of twenty bushels fM one. ten tN one halt. and five for une qmar. ter bushel. This v"m may depend on finding ayreea: le to the terms as above specified, by weighing or otherwise. if yo" p,ease. It not found so. call on Re. and nnt peddie it [" the public. and all damages will be paid Do tt .s s.mn as possible and nnt delay over { wt'eks--- shorter if uossihIe. Plaster ~ill be ground f"r one dollar per t"n, if not of he hard kind
 Wv sh (" return thanks Co the public f"r past favors. hoping for continuance oGthe same. ,. s AW INC
 will he done al the $awmill for 20 cents per hundrid. fur cash, or barter at cash prices. ar tor d.e bills. taken for ihe am"nni-and all te be satisfied with the measua emenf ofihe stutf. wt en taken from ahe milI-and n"t tn lay over 3n da .s alter it mas been sawed. without srt- ting Wp the saw biii Snnd timber aawe,lf.r one quarter "n shares. If not settled in 3u days interest will be required fr"m date. of saving.
 have just added to my machinery an i'm proved Smut Mill to clean Grain, ans. SrOur- ing Mill fnr hulling Ruckwheai and sieAe to
 ARMANDoLMsrEAD
 Washington Nov. I4. isl7. 2stf
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-30

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