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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-08
DRY GOODS, HAT, SHOE, CAP & CLOTHING STORE,
IANGlinITRE


TtbDllS At TIE LOWEST PRICES -Iust r.,ri, =
~ cd complete assortment al NEW SpRI%(; AND
- h"tk GOODS, comprising complete assortment al
all klnI- o by Goods Ia Ladies Gent rmc's Row. and
'ntls Nrnr ltns, Boots, shac', Cap; Men, Buys' aud
tmldfrn's Ready Made Clothing all which We vii, .cll A,
vrry moderate profits, being determined cur yr, ,.p. .,oc
shall be- leduce1hy quick sales. We added III sprns
10 out lotntt stocl large lot
Ncns'v .v0fc fTofhsHg!
OF all grade, mp be b.s which us intend t. sell Of n,nc
dat,Y at small profits. Il will be well ar thos, waning
Garments Ia com" aud supply thcmscl Yea rhrif stock
= made up Of COOL naetlh md hv Fashion.
able ~"rinon IA Nev 9orl, and Philadelphia. In .adies
btoss touds assoimrnt more complete md
tsidI, thcrctarr invite them ave pr la call
ourl1ge stock 'wc worth, the attention Of Merchant.
,m,il prodt- will he rhafg ed them.
April ~ 1uh MEEM & GWATkiN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-08

We W. ~ w y Gs % d I'D =.
A PROCLAMATION

1o,nn IF Lyllcibtns sh. 4prii 1850
NNIllREAS, an mPre' ION has gone abroad that many
w descriptions e goods have adv arcrd IN ptice ts
give notice that am rcrriVua my CASH STORE,
A I.ARL.E AAANllI ME- NJ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-08
Price OF adunlssion 90 Cent.
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'aots OMEN nj 7conceit to commence at z o,h,I
April 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-08
One Tract of 600 Acres,

R s: s. ~: ~: a. IA : a:
-sse~A~ liopsr considerable portion Of tlua land is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-08

sse'~- iinnsr considerable rartion OF ttls land Is
cleared and in cultivation.
One ffHCf az $50 Here's.
lsing on The mio intl ot Greasy Greek adjoining the
and Il John bamAn John Wade aud eth,a TN, u said
h he aS,ft valuable tet II land iuaird about ,e
al ten mles Soatl'u ot the Count House
one fr.rf Of R9O .frrrs
lying ~ thu head al ldmn GtrL adjoining the lnnls ii
nmkmaul 4hss situated about m,les Wastu ths CONF
HOUSE.
And one other Tract OILS Acres,
lying on the North ~ Iasi iu o l.Ue Nvat /. the p,rh
haohaod n lom lolm~ Jacob Srekl and Others ah,
tive m,rs Nortl.iiast al the Count lloiae.
MI these lands ate II gani quality, and well adapted la
rtaHhg rs well A. 10 the growth oiEan Pl. With cuol-
S. aud distances madc out by tccrn nte,s .eeo.p led
hy utie p1pes, Will he shown the at s.lr ,ny ua
san wishing toeNomno tia plat. aud title papers bcrac M
day oi sale them At the tleth ace Floyd ron
tY.
The sale will hc eooduetcdhy the Commissioner hmscf
The purchaser will be- required IL give h,nds with GOOD
personal security, aud lien tho lands secure the nun
chase money.
Selling Commissioner, shsll convey tho ,aA amls b,
decd with special warranty only.
thfistan'butg, Apr,ls- ~tolGM
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-05

PRETTY HANDs.--Some matter-in> fact
genius raps the knuckles of pretty hands
very roughly. Just hear him.
Delicate, beautiful hands! Dear Miss
how do you contIiyS to make your hands
SO pretty? And such rings. TOO. ~ il
10 draw attention that way. Let Us feel
them. o dear. how soft and tender.
Do you bake. Miss? No. Do you make
beds? No. Do you wash floors and
scrub the pots and kettles? No. So
we thought. Look 1t your mother E
hands. Amt you ashamed 70 let that
old lady kill herself outright. while you
do nothing from daylight to dark. bat
keep the dust f,om your face aud th..
dles from your hands! What are you
d. tor. "Mill man of common sen. g
marry you tor your delicate hands? A
person who Is "a real man would pref.
10 see them blackboard occasionally b.
cOnIIg IA contact with pot hcoks and
lransn..ls. and c,lilDa,cd b, aday or two /.
Iubblns ~ tie Washing tss,a.d. Pf-uy
6ngcss ndsed wAat asr they so0d Cox
bul 70 mOvs Ovsra plaao or stack through
gold nngs? Lite many u the vain
Inlngs Oi earth. they are kept Tor show
and nO.hipg more. For our paFt. We
would rather SEQ them out IN actual scr.
vice. and ~ tough ~ soquette's can.
scisnce. than ~ tcnder thai y Hy'S foot
wal mako 10 i.nVEsssiOS upon thsn. }
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-05

A HRRM1r.-I It is stated in a Thomas
son, (Me.) paper, that there has resided
ior a number Of years past in the back.
part Of tho town Of Montville, a hermit
BY the name OF Barrett. He has dwelt
in cave, the work of his own hands, dug
in the bank Of small river. and care
fully secured ut the entrance against the:
intrusion Of wild beasts. by large log,
sufficiently hollow TO admit Of his enter
ing. lie rejects every kind of luxury
which may be offered him. the fruits Of
the earth that grow around him being
his only food. water his only drinks
Since his refinement from the world, he
has copied the Bible twice, once Oh pas
per, and once on the balk Of birch
tree.
"A year since, 10 m wed from this cave
in Montyille further into the woods, the
country having become so much settled
around him that he was frequently an>
u ,ye,l by visitors. He was the son OF q
respectable farmer in N .ssi.chusetts. who
obliged him To marry woman he dis.
liked, he having previously formed am
attachment for another. lie lived with
his wife but a short time, when he Sc.
cre,ly left his na,iye town for Maine, and
took up his abode in the wilderness. n
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-05
rrllduU.

JENNY LIND . CVNCEkIs In pnE W Est :
EEN CElLs.--Me ate happy to b. able
10 state. on the authority Vi p. L. Bar
nun, Esq. tina. Jenny Lind will positive
" give one, and IN all probability Two
cont erts IN this city prior to her depart.
u'e Tor Europe. MI i5a,num very kindly
SHOVE US "a list Of all the cities in which,
she will sIng. together with the dates OF,
which her concerts will be given. She
will give one concert in Detroit. two in
Gle, Gland, Two in Buffalo, one in Roch-
ester. one IN Syracuse, one in Utica, and
one or two in Albany. Her lsOth con.
cert will BE- given here. We are quite
sure this will be gratifying intelligence to
the thousands hereabouts who are anxi.
GUS TO hear the highly gifted Swede. and
who will have that opportunity early in
the ensuing spring.
On Monday last, Mr.. Barnum concln.
ded AN engagement with Mr.. Joseph
Burke--the fist OF living violinists--who
will hereafter assist ut Jenny Lind's con
csrts. Ills terms we've very high, bul
acceded 10 by MIR. Balnum at once. in
The same liberal manner that has charac.
leIized all his conduct in connection with
the Lind concerts.
Richard Hoffman, John A. Kyle, Mr..
Selde, with other instrumentalists OF the
highest position. together with Benedict.
Beileti, and the peerless Queen OF Song
herself, will present to our western PEG.
pie an entertainment such as they have
never heretofore enjoyed, and may not
have the qualification Of hearing again.
Buffalo Courier.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-05

When lights are seen burning in hin
house before day in winter esps~
cially. IL shows that the day viii never
break On the breaking in Of the winter Vt
adversely.
When ron see. bis barn lsrger than his
house. il shows that he will have large
profits aud small Affections.
When you see him driving his work
iustead Of his work driving him, il shows
that he will never be driven from good
resolutians and that he will certainly
work his way 10 prosperity.
When you see in his house more lamps
Cor burning lard or grease, than candle-
sticks for more expensive purposes, it
shows that economy j. lighting his way
10 happiness and plenty with that light
that should enlighten every farmer in The
wurld.
Mlaen yau always seein his woodhouse
safficiency for three days or more. u
ST ows that he will be- more than ninety
days wonder, in farming operations. and
that he is not sleeping in his house after
la drunken frolic.
When he has u house separate from
the main building, purposely fos ashes.
and AN iron or tin vessel to transport
them, it shows that he never built his
dwelling to be funeral pile for his fam
lily, and perhaps himself.
When his hog>pcn is boarded inside
and out il shows that he Is . going the
whole hog in keeping plenty inside his
house and poverty out.
| When his sled is housed in summers
and his farming implements covered both
winter and summer, il plainly shows that
he viii have good house over bis head
in the summer Of early life, aud the vim
ter of old are Al J.
When his cattle are properly shielded
and fed in winter, it evincss that he y
acting according 10 scripture, which SAYS
that ga merciful man is mercltAl TO ms
beast" A a
When no is seen subscribing for a news
paper. and paying 10 advance, it shows
that he is speaking like book respecting
the latest improvements in agriculture
ard that he will never get his walking
papers to the land of poverty.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-05

A TELEGRAPH AROUND THE WoRLD.--
a writer III the London Mechanics Maga-
zine. speaking Of the submarine telegraph
between Dover and Calais, talks Of q
magnetic telegraph around the world IS
q possible or rather probable thing. Hc
says
IAN electric telegraph % Calais is not
q thing which will stop there. It is .
telegraph 10 Vienna. to Moscow, to Com
stanlinople, to Delhi. 10 Calcutta Ito the
remotest bounds, in Short, Of Europe
and Asia. A few years ago people
laughed when Lord PaImcrston predicted
at the Southampton meeting Of the Brit.
ish Association that u time might come.
when the minister Of the day being asked
Of Parliament whether il was true that .
war had broken out in India would reply.
!. wall an instant ill lelegraph to tho
Governo. G neral and | will tel you.'
VIVA. was thought bat good Joke in
lS43 is now. in 1850. in the course Of
being actually accomplished. and ese 4
few wears more. is ilkel, to take is place
amongst the sober realities of the age
Nor 10 the world alone need our visws
Of the ultimate progress Of electro tela.
grapr b. confined for.. nee she Eng,
fish channel has been crossed. the cross
ing of the Irish mast follow as bus q
matter Of course and Ireland ones reach
ed. there lies buta couple Of thousand
miles Of water OF 80 between The old
world and tho new. a8 49, sg,a
The old and the nos world being thus
united, we, should see the dream Of the
poet even more than realized the earth
: ri,dled round about "--nos 10 = leFtF
minutes but in thousandah pert ~
The time---a single beat &C the clock.
What would MI other lriumpha of human
genius bs 10 this Z Time and distance
utterly annihihs.sd shrouahoutlhe hoandk
lf ahs planet which wo inhahitg a
ssiumph enls 60 ID tFaaacendsi whoa
Ghe planaEa Shal llamaalvss hegln a ~.
saraDA Gee aasaheF - which y 0ae u thA
S9sp Esw thiaas whleh 10 shle ~ s. ~
aa8 mlraalsa go wuald VsnlnFp WiANH.tl
hesitation ~ Mv wllln@eF y Arps 81
Ns faa eAS s@ s a4#s ISL sA
sas Haits vs. as 4N ms a.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-05
CONFUSED BY TAUBERT.

Birding! VIII. si"g in the forest wide!
Say why! say why!
Call'.t THU the H,id. groom or the Biide
Aud why Aud wb!
=. call 4" Bridegroom call n" Bride,
Although sing ~ the forest wide.
Not know wh, am s,ngihg.
riding! WI. is Thy heart so ntest:
On say oh -ay
Music o',fl wing uom iss bteas; .e
Oh 50. al, 81!
M, heat l. full a,'d YET is light,
My heart is glad in day os night,
Nor know | why l a,n singing.
Birding! Why sing you all the day! A
Oh tell ! "h ie.i!
d" a.! iisi." 10 thy lay!
Oh i~ill oh iesi! ...
care u.i ~hal my song may be-
N. W this, n"w that, wMblc tr+e,
Nm km ". Yet must be singing"
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-05
To Dealers In Crockcry And
Glass Ware.

sFFJHE Subscribers, imporiers and Dealers in
IL China, Glass and Farther Ware. have
.jass received large assortment at Geld Bend
White and Raised Figured CANA; Malhnry
White ssranise, Light Blue. Flowing Blue. G.
C.. Cologrd and Edge Earrhen Ware; Tum
,blers. Lamps, Specie Jar-. Salts. cassors. Gam
dtsslicK., AID every variety If Glass Ware
Toe attention al Merchants IL res0eciiully 90.
aicised to our stock % the ahave kinds III
xosAs, whieA we will seli q the lowest New
YcEk prices vs.
), RO0rH & PEs'K. No. 0 Vail Street.
Sigs nGihe BigPilchsr3
.Bsidssport. Az :. 70. 1850
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-05
% % = q u Z
The Wife.


She chung to him with woman's love,
Like ivy TO The oak
Whilst DER his head with crushing fore
Earlh's chilling tenhpes! broke.
When the. world looked cold on him.
And blight hung ,'vr his name
She soUlhed his CAFES with woman's love
And babe him rise again.
When care had furrowed DER his face,
And clouded his young hours,
She wove aiming his crown Of ,holns
A wreath Of loves own flowers.
And never did that wreath decay,
Or one bright duw er wither;
For woman's tears e'er nourished them,
That they might bloom forever.
IT'S ever thus with woman's love,
True till liie'a storms have passed
And, like the vine around the tree,
II braves them till the last. .....
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-05

Huns Office SO NaInm So South side,
dOOrs 06. DC Sd, Philadelphia.
HON. HENRY L. BENNER, President.
LUcIAN I. BI>nEE. Secretary.
Rates Of Life Insurance reduced Is per
CAPITAL, $3.50 OnO.
TNHE above company have established
u AN agency ia this rOum'y, for the pur>
pose of inSuring lives. and have appointed
LYMAN w. GILBERT. Agent,
J. u. BECK " 1rH, N. d., Medical Exam
iner,
Il. H. HoLLr.TeR, ESQ.,, Connecticut
Referee. -
Application f.r Insurance may be made
to Lyman w. Gilbert or DIR. BeckwI,h, at
DIR. Beckwi,h's stole. Al 9 O'cl,Mk A. NJ, al
t2 o'cOck NJ or q. q O'Clock p, NJ, where
pamphlets may be had explaining the pTan>
ciPle OF Lille Insurance, and showing the
econulDy and du'y Of every man. VINO has
not supera bundance of wealth, 10 Secu.e
10 his family, Al ieas, few lhouSa al dol.
lars. by an Insurance on his Life. This
Comp ,nyhave accommodated their terms
OF payment 10 meet the ability Of the poor,
the lab0ring man, as well az the minied
man. The terms are Is per cent less than
most Companies, and payable yearly, half
yearly ~ quarterly. SD that the Iaboring
man may save. or lay by, few dollars eve.
ry three mouths to pay his premium, ard
thus secure 10 his family, al his death, a
competence OF this worlds goods. which he
can never expec. 10 do by the irniis of his
labor. Life Insurance is coming 70 be re.
yaFjed As an economic business measure.
securing 10 ones family. after his death,
that competence aud support which he is
unable to lay up for them while he lives.
Instances are continually M'curring,
showing the wis,l"m oil Life Insurance -
The following, clipped from Philadelphia
paper, is such an Instance
PHILADELPHIA, Or 9Th. 1850.
To the President and Directors of the Ma
,i..nal Safety Insurance Company, No
62 Walnut street. ...
GENTLEMEN Permit me to ackMOw ledge
the receipt III one thousand dollars. he. ng
the amount a policy Of Life Insurance, II
fec,ed by my late husband. James Ki,kpa,>
'ick. Tor my benefit on the 10Th July last.
i" your company The. paymen, Of small
AusN for premium has entitled me 10 the
abs,ve amount. hut for ~hich should have
been lett destitute. Thanks To you TINT al
my request. ant for my convenience. you
have pad the full amour, ut once, without
the delay customary ia such cases,
Yours sincerely. 26
PAULINE i. KIRKPATRICK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-05

60 which we woild cali the aiie"si III pur.
chassrs. Without enaEafsa Ing ,icle sa'f.
hre ii 90 say that Ewes hug new ana desls ahle
In she way Of Ladies' Sad Gsnlrm- ne wear
aud D., 6 aas gensfalIs. will be added Z" ear
SEEK 'hrnuehans the seasnn. as they apHeaE in
the New York Markets; and ous s,Ork ~ No
ZINE ~isl be excelied By any o.hsr, in lhls
c0uaiy.
We shall sndravsr. ~ strict integritv and
ctnse .ss'entinn To the wants 0Fouf rssaismers
10 npe: sHntiansnee Af shaae Gavasa 10 is
etaliy bestowed fes the lss' ahsee seas.. s
IIlIebaeld, Or, r., .Isea
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-05

LTrcnFIEI,D, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER s.

IN this company; and as she looked IN
tenily, one Of sIle angels. wlso held . child
by the hand separated herself from the
rest aud approached her. She knew her
sweet one in an instant -and OIL insx-
Imessible delight she knew The angel
also. Il was her own mother her
nnt,tller who had been taken % heaven
when The was only cl.ii |, and whose
gentle. loviag fsce, had ever lemalned
pictured IN her. memory.
Oh! the exquisite 10, Of that moment.
| Her own mother wac now the angels
| mother Of her beautiful boy. How sweet
the smiles that beaneo upon her from
,yesseen only 10 dreams for years! And,
as her lest darling sprung INFO her arms
AID laid his head upon her bosom. a voice
nf exquisite melody. whose tones had
come 10 her ~ if from af'sr oH. many and
many time, since cniIdhood. said-
Daughter. be comforted! He il ton
pute, TOO genie. t0USsAill asss~sassh4a.4Life
would have been scene Of pain and suf>
fering; he would have been so,ely tried
and tempted Of evil. and, perchance.
might have fallen by the way. There's
tore IN mercy he was removed to this
heavenly land where there is no evil to
tempt. no pain to afflics, no grief to bow
the stricken heart. Sorrow not for him,
for all is well. He has been committed
to my care and will love him with ten
derness made deeper for the love that is
felt for YOU. A little longer and you will
be called home. will keep your darling
safe for you until that time"
An angels kiss then warmed the
mothers cheek and she awoke Heaven.
l., light and heavenly music were in her
chamber. Slowly the light faded. and
the music grew fainter and more distinct,
not outwardly distant, and. as she healk>
ened after it. bending her spirit towards
heaven, she still heard the sounds--and
even vet she can hear them. when earthly
grief il hushed, and her mind is elevated
INTO heavenly tranquility.
From that time joy mingled with the
mothers sorrow. She believed the
dream. TO hear it was not fantastic, but
vision Of things that were. She had .
treasure above, and her heart was there
also. Loves golden chain had extended
its links, and the last one was fastened u
heaven. Daily, hourly. momently. sht
missed the one who was away. and sh.
longed to hear again the sound Of hi
happy voice. and TO look upon his beau,
tiful face--but, she knew, where he was
and that it was well with him; and she
dried her eyes and patiently bore her A.
Fiction. ~,
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-05
REMOVAL.

DR VAIL has renewed to the house OF
Mrs. Morse, I'd dn"r west of the County Honse.
north side Of West street. Office as before,
over the store recently occupied by s. P, Bellies
Esl. All calls in the line Of his profession
aefi either AZ his hosse Office, will be prompts
j. attended TO
Litch6-d, Oct 80 1850.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-05

TME ORIoIN OF rae RATTLEsNAKE.--
The attachment of the Aboriginces to
this famous reptile is proverbial; among
nearly all the tribes. even at the present
day, IL is seldom disturbed, but Is desig-
mated by the endea'ing epithet Of grand.
father. 1t il recorded. however, by the
early historians. that when one tribe de-
sired to challenge another to combat, they
were in the habit Of sending into the midst
Of their enemy the skin Of rattlesnake.
whereby it would appear to have been
employed as am emblem Of revenge
And rs to the origin Of the rattlesnake
tie old men among the Cherokecs relate
u legetd To the following effect, which,
the reader will notice. bears u striking
analogy To the history "f our Saviour
\ very beautiful young man. with white
face, and wrapped in n white robe, once
made his appearancei IN their nation and
.mmanded them to abandon all their old
customs and festivals. and to adopt a
new religion. tie made use Of the sci q,
Est language. and every thing he did
proved him To he good man. IL 80
happened, however. that he could make
10 friends AMONG them. and the medicine
men Of the nation conspired to take away
MS life. In many ways did they try ia
10 .his--by LISTING him with serpents.
tad by giving hin. poison, but were al-
ways Unsuccsssful. But in process ut
line, the decd was accomplished. and in
The following manner: IL was known
that the go"d stranger was in the habit
of daily visiting certain spring for the
purpose Of quenching his thirst. and BATH
ing his body. In view Of t.is fact. the
The magician made . very beautiful war.
chest. iblaid with some mad shells. and
decorated with rat,les, and this chest
They offered TO the Great Spirit. with the
prayer that he would teach them how To
destroy the stranger. In answer TO the
prayer. q xenomous snake was crea.ed.
and carefully hidden under leaf by the
.ide Of the spring. The stranger. as
usual, came there to drink. was bitten by
the snake and persisted. The Cherokee
nation then fell in love with the snake.
and having asked the Great Spirit 10
distinguish It BY some peculiar marx.
from al the other snakes in the v ord.
he complied by transferring to It's body
the ratiles which had made the chest oil
sacrifice so musical TO the ear. and SO
beautiful 20 the eye.
NEwsPAPER Doc. The Albany Knic.
kerbocker boasts Of a dog " connected
with that establishment" who excels in
sagacity All other newspaper dogs re.
Gently noticed. He belongs TO one Of
the carriers. and was In the daily habit OF
accompanying HE master. who served
upwards II SIX hundred paper. The
carrier was taken SICK the other dur. and
could nos carry on his route. but che DOG
andsrtook the duty, and accompanied
By an ollles boy. stopped 1t The house ct
every suhaehheg. F3" '".
elEaags u say. he dia aea miss 2 coo:
HeFlbuE. and h this respect Ne sn0~sg
klAaaslf wvte anlibfal shas sssso 'AFau
N~~"~ =
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-05
LlpCH1TlILD

iLlTCMTlILD
Mutual Fire Insurance COMPANY.
SYNIllS Compan. has been in o. ratios "a
~ Ycsrse' ding JuiJ lat le:O.
And has i"sur. pro- erty 10 The suoun, Of
o. 9S9 594 60
Amt of property now insured u 1894 So W
The whOie atw0urt OF cash y. am
tam paid i"to the Tssasury CLEng
the time fs $I47'5S0.
To interest received on Loan. "l.l43 90.
- 1876 e,.e
The whole mount II Lossss witch
have been paid 10, SlV,s55,32
The whole ant WntOf
expenses paid 10 Agent
B,'.ke. STAT. nary, aid
tor lns piaies,i 10 S3,CO2, S7--l37 67S9
Cash in hands Of Treasurer. S2O!IO9
Add 10 the alMve. me charged
premium, which can be Collec-
ted II required. Io:'IOO6
Present capital orfunds oftheCo ". s0i.l5
During the time The Company has beer
in operation. there has not been any assessiM ut
made Om Ghe ns IN hers Of the Company, and he
exp use al ,nsurirg in this Conpsns, We cor
fid-n " ihink IS less than ~ n, y atl,es Com
"a hy-'e.ny Only about CTS On the SltC pet
annums
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-05

The following are the words Of the Bird
Song, as sung by Jenny Lind:
The Bird SOngs
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-05
.ageaefa Go.. tlte COasaaaae assI

Daniel 3. Brinsmade. Washington,
David Z. sanford. New Milford
Rufus Fu;'cr. Jr. Kent.
Richard smith. Sharon,
Frederick Heiiogg. Cornwall, ...
Nelson Brewster. Goshen.
VIM. Nj. Burial, Canaan,
Donald J. Warner, salisbury,
John DeweIl.
Roger II. Mills. New Hartford,
George D w adhaus, TOsTingtop,
Lewis Smith. Harw,nion,
Elisha Johnson. Plymouth.
John C. Amber. Beihlem,
Leman w Cutler, Watersown,
John Abernethy, Woodbury.,
David e. Whiulesy, New Preston,
GeoreeP. TalImadge. Warren.
corsons wishing 10 get their Buildings Insnrsd
;an apply to either 0ithe Agents 'orto the Seq
WILLIAM DEEBE. President.
JASON WHITING, Sect.ia:y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-05

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