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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-22

BRILLIANT Hir
lai~yrand ssi tbs, = mistake was a oflme, o. W,fss
Tbs sfense OCSiS ltiuks be- Ia. avoided 10 hs srssa
FovS DcilAs HAT for he Spnng ct 1880 II lhers ia
faIl ia 90 ihe public and those who arc noahe
not critical" have been unable 10 point cut Meantime
he new and mae D6eeut sore. uot~ilhssodag u. enfe
lie (, hot too rge far he sceommojsron Of the tvo,
of nends AL customers pouring W Continuously 10 e.
anime prslse ard purchase OEHIN, Pa Broadway
NEwYORK fKADE SALE.
ENoEAvtScs BANGS, PLATP 4 co VII sell on SAT.
UROAN EVENING, 25d init n .0l H-oadaa, a laree Al,
'oTmen OF no foes, Tagrsvngs bracirg many .agse
Eugt PIl,s fast imported ani before oferei Al aue
lion. n22 4
Tsy rHes Mo would endure he vstadeus psn
ad,.ng from or bonioas, when, for hs rang "
p Or 81 cer ready aud certain tel II 20 Obtained By
hs To- = D. L.lea~. Com Shield. and .a.er.i They
neser is VI grug perfect satisfaction sou a. Dr. Ltoe
fcs, a Exchange, Wlliau--t
~ The great sao ~ RAJ es,si, te.oagog 10 me CO..
par,rou OF re city q New YORK. wal he continued ~
ANfHcNy BLEEcEra, ih's day az " O'Clock a. he Nor
chants Exchange, under he dfec ofha Cor Missioner
o. bs sinking Fali Autographs maps ran be obtained
a. .he suc19u room. BrVsd a. FOL, a. TIA ConpI0is,
Office, Hal % Records
Also al the ''nno sli place baiiilng .is On Thin
uethst between hs st,h Aad Nah ava 10, on Twss
y shlhG between Fn AMI Mad .on Az sls1. los q
Tweny-eghth-sL between tie Seyenh and y ghth ~,
lots rweuhsovenh e. between BE seventh and Bgln
avs slso Building lots Thify fourth arhe hinh
also the splendid houses ard lots known - 81 ard IA
Mercer o. and liable houses and los ysesai %.
On EloyeuisAy between Forty seventh AMI Fory.eiphh
SIS Maps can b. obtained A. aucon room sso5ove liosl
~ spriog Fashion lis.s ard Caps ready ne
price store m Canal u Bnsupssscd ~ any for JBrsby
Or cheapness The mcst difficult heads tod by Paris
syufJrnstgcr fD.2Iisl W KELLOGG
u w 40 reeIes;ed ~ dAect attention 70 tho s5ns.
usemen "a 'odsY' paper hr proposal. % tuid 81 ass
brick houses N ifob0ken ~
~ We weud call attention ~ hi large semi enngd
sac 81 Boots ard shoe. f'0g caies) Oh Tus.liy Maen
Sab met At 10 oe.sck, a. M.by A. d. DALI,
Mas ~ Pearls. New YolL
coal YAH Fez S4LE--in growing part u the Ciy,
will n!ne years ssse Of ot- u ground. o. The pace
sfe buildings wiifh ei for enough pay tho groundfsBi
snd The wh0l with the good VIII Of BUSINESS Of
$4,000 year will BE- sold low sal.selory reason. given
Nr selling address Coal s.lhis sh.ce. ufT
WIGS. Turns. ArD HAiR-cUTrtEc.-Stfanzers AMI c1.
Invited 10 cal 81 the factory Il MsnHUssr A
HEARD p MsdsBisne, sal examine tho largest shesp
and best assortment u wigs, HaHWigs and Tupss
Bralds u Long Hair Front Brss AZ Aso 10 gel yof
hair ent IN lhs new spring syle Iof I@O q hadsn-ss
UiB La
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-22
WARSoCKs HhTs

The snrs-riaer. respectfully invite The Suenou o. sss.
ueeu TO ih,r beautiful Spring style Hale Hsv.osacelr
I'd high reputsoa for he production of he best elahy
HAls they commend llcm 10 lie formidable notice Of
who would combne nslrc,s srd reltBy With dnrsl,st,
and economy wARNocKs. Rsaers,
m.lJts eS BrOsdwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-22
NE.N-YORK fKAUE SALE.

ENosAviSes RAMOS, rLATP 4 co VII sell On SAT.
URDAN EVENING, 81 init 81 .0f Brosdaaf args As.
'onmen OF Tho foes, Lngsyings IN braeng many .ngsb
Engh Pra,s lst imported ani before offered Al aue
don. m29 i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-22

boAEp % ASSISTANT Ik4ysda.
TIE Pfescet n he C1zr -Ps.iisH.-Por u. r.rrovsi
q as-gFsph Poss from BfosdWly kefsrrse TIA. s,s.
aing pests 70 removed from Eulton-t between BroaaUsg
and Nassau ~
ks5Syi. A6sPtse-Appoioaay Physicians % vsccnste h,
49, ~ arc To build PR a foot CT Tyelnbs Y z
hesotaisoas-To re-aQmber Aadson-sr between Roose
sei AID OHyer ia W SIDE That 5000 be approprstsd
2 "a e1te poor people In Ssyenfesnth Ward Lad ~
Le t1o.e To rep4i, gaes-, Adopted TO grade sBc
- 4Aa.- dAdlsonsl " side ffcrn Roosevelt JaEnes
rrs~ beaTf y Acknowledgement " TO Tecssr
Aias T. ffom Broadway slxtt-sg 4 Q resssr Gfrsf
Ssres-si honl Broadway % e Bowery, anc " rern0ge
itn-io ch45ge contractors y, hay have nO
~ aSec eoriras ke....ID lave Thfd-sL repaired ke
fS hrdih L4s-Ihe aci ez7-n1sg he ysr.yus acts IL
"a 90 u Sz1isBEe 3Ls he Public HealIs with tie seso
.-oa sppfvF2g " sad sci acd liza. memorial Tor Les
p1sak7 LILO laN, Wa received from he Board Of A!
.efinss The Passage ggInz mortgage for reese Of
Le-s4ncrs "a IL properly, opposed ~ AZ
ss-1ai csrnsaa Ward sEa EeCsrhy oppressive and
91s LoflOn " col lost A.
Ge- " sns TIE Board u Assistants via he beard
" Aosfnen n ne s2po1rting power, also lot BY
sslaAH so-s An aurIcmcni motion OF Assistant Al
Cane hat ne rcmtra.ior q Heath otcer - ss~
~ each Aioesn2n and Assistant agreed Tus r<so
ion vas Een coucgET,d IA
sS,ne oder htle b1stress doue, ard me Bossa ID
.0lfnee-
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-08-01
NEW GOODS.
A New Lantern.

Mr.. WIGHTMAN, whose Advertisement
will be found on another page, manufac-
lures new, convenient and greatly impro
,ed LANTERN, far superior 10 The globe
kind. Il has four lights or glasses. il be.
ing square, either Of which can be replaced
In sec md oy another, ifbroken-ani ii is
adapted either 10 an oil. lamp or cendle.
Tie Lantern. with glass oil LAMP. match
safe, and six extra glasses, costs only ST..
Farmers, yea. every family in the COINS
try, should use this kind of Lantern in pre-.
ference to the common kind. Country mer-
chants, we believe, would find ready sale
for them. Any letter addressed (post paid)
to HENRY WIeHrMAN, Falls Village, Conn
will meet with prompt attention.
Scientific American.
For Sale by C. ADAMS g. co.
Liichield, Ju'y, 1850.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-08-01
DIED.

In New Haven, July 20th. Mrs. Ann s
Mills, in the 3jIh year If her age, wife Of Mr.
LrNEis M. Mills. Her remains were taken to
Kent for inierment.
AT Salisbury, Juiy e2d, Mr.. Richard Moore
aged SO.
In Hartf ri, July %, Mrs.. Rachel Caldwell.
reIict Of John CALDWELL. Esq. aged ~.
In Wa;ert-wn, July Z b. Mr.. Amos H Ball.
win. aged 27years. son of lheoph,lus Baldwin
In Wor,hipgton, Ohio. July ls,., the Hon.
JAMES KILBOURNE, member of Congress
from Ohio from 1912 TO 1917. lie was a
native OF Pennington, CT.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-08-01
Litcilfeld Bakery !!

vTNHE subscribers have erected BAKE.
RY in this village, with the latest
improvements 10 machinery, ana are pre-
pared 10 supply the public with
RREiD, CRACKERS and CAKES Of dH
q kinds.
w. have secured the services OF an expert.
enced psactical Baker, whose reputation is
AZ high as any In the STATE, and we feel
warranted in the assurance that We can
furnish anything 10 our line Of quality
"a ual a, least 10 any other establishment.
The patronage OF this communily y res.
pec,fuily solicited.
~ HaiseD Gakf for Weddings,
Parties, Raisines, Sc, aads 10 ORDER q
The shoItest notice and in the most approx
ed manner. k
GrA Wagon with Bread, Rusk, ant
Cakes: viii ran through the village and =
AolrUltrille every other day.
MPeFsnLs can be supplies. by calm
Al he Bakery IN Prospect street. Or - q
p. Hinman's Grocery 10 West street.
HINMAN T. STRONG.
Ii;cA6eld. Jane q. 1850. 4sf
xska aTg4 49, fAA&e -.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-08-01
Very Important!

TNNO persons owning mill privilege on small
IL stream Of water where they can obtain "a
feet or more tall. in q short distance-aboui IS
feet 10 preferred the subscriber will furnish q
motive power and fixtures which 10 acknowled
sed by nearly or quite all persons who see the
operation 10 excel all they ha . seen as yet. A
specimen can he seen in the South East part Of
The town of Canaan. 6 miles from Fails Village,
and in Pine Street, in The town of Cornwall. 4
miles from Cornwall Bridge, Litchfeld County,
Conn, and in the South part Of the town OF
Washington, Berkshire County, Mass. 8 miles
East OF Lcnox Court House, and IN the Shaker
Village oil New Lebanon, Columbia County, ".
Y. Il is simple in its consttu' ton and very per.
rnallent and durable. Il IS peculiarly convenient
Tor common cav mill, there is nothing equal
10 IL. | commonly use about IL square inchee
Of water for saw Midland make ltsaw lO0leei
Of boards in 10 minutes.
For further particulars enquire at the Office Of
the L,tchfed Enquirer. or byielier to the subsbri
Der directed TO Falls Village. Litch6eld County
Conn or u Daniel ]. Hawkins, New Lebanon,
Columbia Co, E Y. Ihave also very i'm.
2or,ant Improvement Tor the Saw frame and
the piiman irons. which warrant to excel all
others. as
OO-Ihcsver, best of reference and ininsEna-
ton will be given.on request by letter OF 9th.
erwise All letters should be post paid
aA ass HI WIG ITaIAN.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-08-01
New Spring Goods
FOR THE cOUNTYIE l8l
III tie BEE HIVE .Soath Sired

"A splendid stock OF Dress Goods compri-
"A sing great variety Of back ana colnred
ks,Barreges, FTeach and English Muslin
de LANES, AlPaccas, Ginghams, Printed Mns-
ms and Calicoes; an immense stock OF all
descriptions
Als' Brocha. Grape. Silk and other Shawls.
Dress Trimmings. Cloves, Hosiery, Hdkfs..
SHOES, SheeIings, Balts. Carpet Warp. Car
peiing, and evesy thing else wanted in the
line, at the lowest prices,
Also. Brnadctoths, CasilDeres. Vcstings, sc
Also Groceries, CrcckcIy, Hardware, Paper
Hanginss &c &c
Also White and Printed Muslin SHIFTS
Bosoms, Sc. on hand, and made to order, in
the best manner, Of all QUALITIES OF material
S. N. / BRONSON.
April ojth. 1880. 50
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-08-01
For Sale
M lr UAL
Life xnsguranc AZ Company

NEW ENGLAND BRANCH. rs Doans,
In Street, B ,ston. GE0Rae NJ CHALwILL,
General Agent forNew England.
Sub'Agency Of Woodbury., Conn. William
Cothren, ESQ ;, Agent.
Garwpod H. Atwood, NJ. D., Examining
Mysticism
Local Board of Trustees iOy .Nr,p EagIan,
+ Branch.
DANIEL DESHON, PRESIDENT.
&c F.. Adams, ~ Col. VIM. Sch0uler.
Rey'd s. X. Lotarop, Col. N. A. Thompson.
Ephraim Lombard, ThemasG Groom,
John Schouler, William W.. Warren.
Funds Sufficient tomeet the expected l0sses
Of this Branch from its present bnainess. aie.
now invested in New England. uNderthe st-
pervision OF the Local Board Of Trustees nv
whom the securities are holden. and the same
will be done from month 10 month hes ealtes.
I. Per order: GEO. M. CEIALWILE,
8 General Agent
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-08-01

THe Nav SEnAroa ron MAssAcHu-
sErTs--The Governor and CouaciI met on
Satusdny afternoon and nppoinIed Il. c.
Winthrop. United States SenalOr. Ia place
Of the Hon. Daniel Webster.
MAINE U. 8. SENATOR The LOcofocos
In the Maine Legislature have composed
their differences so far as 10 re.elect Hannis
bal Hamlin q. s. Senator for six years
from next March by two VcIes in the HOUSE
and one In the Senate.
0o-The Hon, DANIEL P. KlNG, member
ofcongress from Massachusetts, died at his
residence in Danvers last Thursday.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-08-01
Dental Operations.

MEN, Women ard hildren - an eye L.
Ixl these words:
{ aminIhe 3dsbpilding west Of the Cnnrt
House. employedsas ] hsves been neafi, ism
years. In Setting. Filling. Exirdeting sna
Cleansing Teeth. ! still mind thesame fnI6
which, adapted III The ccmmencemsn tof nv 7
Professional iifes and which I shall never
abandon. y n IL ttis. Never a eainsasHce ~
operation ia Dentistry. for any iudixidaa an.
till stn satisfied that the benefit stisina fhaie<
from 10 III patron. sAsll exceed the EXPENSE
You who are allowing Your teeth 10 decay
be CAREFUL lest those ernAmehts AZ Use and
beauty snddenly fall. and you are left taafhleas
| forss eT As. B. w. BLAKE.
Liich6eld. May fb. 1850. "a
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-08-01

AT a Court of Probate holden al Norfolk,
within and for the district of Norfolk the
!th lay OF July, 1850,
Present JOHN DEwELI., ESQ.,. Judge
I'M Motion Of Myron C. Gaylord. Execu.
" tor on the estate Of Timothy C. Gaylord
late of Norfolk, within said district deceased
represents the estate insolvent This Cour,
doth @iecree thai six months be allowed and
limited for the creditors OF said Estate 10 OK
hfbit their claims against the same TO said Ey.
ecutor, and direct that public notice be given
Of this order BY advertising in newspaper
published in Litch6eld, and by posting copy
thereof on a public sign pos, in said Town az
Norfsik, nearest the place where the deceased
last dwell. Certified from Record.
10 JOHN DEWELI, Judge. d
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-08-01

AT Court Of Probate holden at Bristol, with-
in and for The District of Bristol, on the
2Sth day Of June. A. d. 1850.
Present BENJAMIN r. fIAwLEy, Esq Judge
TTPON the pctitisn Of Doct LOOMS North
" OF Bristol, in the county q Hartford,
shaving 10 this Court, thai he ID Guardian Of
I'D xard NJ. North 81 Bristol, within said dis.
trici, minor. That said minor isthe owner ol
real estate situated IN Bethein.i IN the county
| oil Lilchfip.d, viz: the one common and undi
vded Interest in a piece Of land situate in sal,
f,eihlcm and bsnndei north on land Of Har
mon Bird and Long Meadow Pond east oi
land of said harmon Bird, Long Meadow POM
1 and land Of frederick ;saldwin-snuth q
highway, aid west on said Harmon Dirdi
land containing about seventeen acres.
| Also the one common and undivided sew
enth part o one other piece Of land, situate
in Beihlcm aforeaaid, and bounded north ~
| highway, east on land belonging to The heir.
Of Beisey Bird, deceased snntb on land NJ
| said heirs, and weston lapd Of Hen y Jackson
and contains about three acres--the whole o!
said land being valued al about twenty seven
dollar.
That said land is Al present unproductiye
aud that u will be tor the interest 0f said mi-s
nor TO sell the same and invest the avails
thereof according to law, praying Tor lineriy
10 sell said property Tor the purposes aforesaid
A. per petition on file.
II is ordered by this Court, That said Guar
diar. give notice Of said application, by caus>
ing The same 10 be published in ore Of The
newspapers printed in Liichield. in the coun
| ~ of Liirl,6e.d three weeks succ essively, at
least six weeks before the hearing. and that
said petition will be heard At the PROBATE OF.
fee in said distric. On the 18th day Of Septem-
ber next, al four o'clock,p. m.
Ceriitied from Record.
J avs BENZ. r.. HAWLEY, Jndge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-08-01

GALE OF REAL ESTATE.-Pursuan, to
- an order from the Court If Probate fer
The disttict'f Salisbury, will be sold al Public
Auction, on the 27th day Of July, 1850, at Q
ocl Jck, p. m, al the late residence of Henry
Saunders. late OF Salisbury. deceased, so much
OF the Real Estate Of sa d deceased, as will
raise the sum of Six hundred aud sixty.s:x
dollars, if not previously disposed If at private
sale. PETER MACARTHUR, Admin.
WM. SNIpER, Sstrators.
Salisbury, July IL. 1850 20
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-08-01

A. Court Of Probate hoSen a, Washington,
within aud for the District Of Washington,
on the 2o'h day Of July, A, D. 1850.
rr,sen'. DANIEL G PLArr. Esq Judge,
AN motion of Stephen Russell, executor on
S)the estate Of elizabeth Waugh, late q
Washington, within said district, deceased;
This Court doth decree that six months
from this date be allowed and limited for the
creditors Of said estate to exhibit their claims
against the same TO said Executor; and direct,
r al pubic notice be gwen NJ rfTis ord BY
advertising IN newspaper published ia
Litchftld and by posting copy thereof ON
The public gn post in said town of Washing
ton. nearest the place whore the deceased ! {
dweit. Certified from Record,
DANIEL G PLATT, Judge
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-08-01

ARTICLES Of AGREEMENT made and
entered into this 1llh day of July. A d.
/ 1850, by and between James Dewell, Ezra
Crossman, John H. Dewel, Levi Shepard
4 Son, James Humphrey, Deroy Mlllman,
! John Humphrey, Thomas 7. Cowles, Rufus
J. Whitehead, Oliver B. Butler, Otlo J. VOL
/ colt, Milo R beris.
WiTNEssErH That whereas we the said
james Dcwell. Ezra Crosstnan, John ii. Dew
ell. Levi Sin -pard g. Son, James Humphrey
Derry Mliman, John Humphrey, Thomas r.
Cowles, Rufus ] Whitehead, Oliver B. Butler,
Orlo J. Wolco't and Milo Roberts, being de-
sirous OF forming Coparlnership for The pur-
pose OF prosecuting the business of Manufac>
ing Scythes end other Tools TO be made and
Constructed Of Iron aud Steel, at the STA nd
lately owned and occupied bv JOHN Dewell.
Esq, situated in the town Of Norfolk, county
OF Li.ch6eid. state of Connecticut, do hereby
associate ourselves together, under the follow
Ing name, 10 wit: The De Gell Soy the Manu-
featuring Company OF Norfolk.
1T l. hereby agreed and understood by the
parties aforesaid, that the purposes Tor which
we associate ourselves together shall be and II
is hereby declared TO be- The manufacturing Of
Scythes and other lsols made of Iron and Steel
as aforesaid.
1t is further agreed and understood that this
corporation shall be deemed and considered to
be joint stock corporation. formed aldregu-
lated agreeably to the provisions Of an Act Of
the Legislature of the State Of Connecticut
regarding the formation and proceedings of
Joint Stock Corporations.
II is further agreed ard understood the cap
ital stock If this corporation shall be at the
commencement Of the business and operations
If tae SAM. the sum OF -Four Thousand Doi~
lars. and not to exceed Two Hundred Thou
sand Dollars. at any time during its existence.
In witness whereof we have herewith affix>
ed our names this lltt day of July, A. p. 1880.
JAMES DEwELL,
EznA CRossMAN,
JoHN H DEwELL.
LEVI SHEPARD 4 Son,
JAMES HUMPHREY,
DeRoY MILLMAN,
-THaMAs r. CowLEs,
RuFus ]. WHIrEHEAD,
DIV FIR B. BUTLER,
ORLoJ WoLcoTr,
MrLo RnBERTs,
12 JoHS HUMPHREY.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-08-01

pUBLLC AUCTION Pursuant 10 an Or.
\ DEF iroln the Court Of Probate tor The
district 81 Salisbury, will be sold al Public
Auction, to The highest bidder, at the dwell,
my house ct Charles Wright, in Salisbury, on
the 81 day of August. 1850, al 1 o'clock, n M.
so u.uch ot the real estate Of Lafayette Wright,
late Of Salisbury deceased as will raise III.
sum Of one hnudred and eighty fuul dollars
aud thirty one cents
CHARLES l.. WRIGHT, Administrator.
Salisbury, July Is, 1850. IL &
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PROBAER RlECnRm.

Ata Court Of Probate holden at Norfolk. with.
- ahd for the Disiricl,ai NOIloIk, .on Ihs
9til day OF July, 1850.
Present.goHN DEwELL. Esq. Judge.
THIS Court doth direct Myron q, GAYLORD.
4 Executor Of the last will aud testament
OF Timothy z. Gaylord, late Of Norfolk lu
said district. deceased, represented TO be in
solvent, 70 give notire TO all persons iatrreslCd
in the estate If said deceased, Il appear il
they see cause, bsfare The Court of Probate
10 be hidden at lbe Probate Office in said dis
.trict, on the Isl day Of August next, al 40 o.
cinck- a. me 10 be hea.dreaiiye tothe APP
p'iamenl Of Commissioners. BY losing said
order Vi notice on public sign post in said
tvA&n Of Norfolk nearest the place where the
deceased last dwell, aud by advertising the
saine' IN ncw-papcf published in iiichfield.
Certified lfem Record
.. 10 JOHN DEWEJI. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-08-01

NOTICE A Meeiiug Of the Stockholders
In Of the Dewell Sc, the Manufacturing Co..
holden at the House Of John Dewell, Esq,
July nth. 1850. the following persons were
chosen Officers of the. Company for the year
ensuing; w
q B. BUTLER. President.
JOHN K. SHEPARD. Treasurer.
o. j. WoLcnrr, Secretary.
ORA EcrsRs.-.O. B. Butler. James Dewell
John < Shepard, Thomas T, Cowles. John
Humphrey.
Attest, O. j. WOLCOTT, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-08-01

Aad Depot Of bronze PO1oders.
FFsHE snbscriber. Importer and Manufacture
i &c. keeps constantly on hand the largest
assortment OF N USIC I'll INS TRU-
NJ e .vFS, OF every description in the U.
S-1iso Broaze Powder ! Of ailcolors and quail
tiles af the best GeFmin rnanufaclure, Dutch
M,tal. Ftorence Leaf, Gold. and Ui'ra-iAarIne
Blue. ami which he will seil on reasonable
terms Store keepers are requested to cali
and examine bis large assortusent before Pur-
chasing elsewhere. EDWARD BACK. s
81 Fulton ST., NEW YORK
Much OH, Isso-sw
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-08-01

Al Court Of Probate holden at Plymouth,
within and for The District Of Plymouth, on
the 2sth day of June. A. D., 1850.
Present ELISHA JOHNSON, Esq, Judge.
ON motion of Ard w. Warner, Executor
~ on the estate Of LYMAN Warner, late Of
Plymouth. within said district, deceased: This
Court doth decree that six months be allowed
aud limited lor the creditors Of said estate to
exhibit their claims against the same 10 the
Execuior-and directs That public aotice be
gwen Of this order " advertising IN news
paper published in i.Itchfeld, and by posting
copy thereof on the public sign post in said
town Of Plymouth, nearest the place where
the deceased last dwelt. Certified from Record
ELISHA JOHNSON. Judge.
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Notice.

Notice.
THE Copartnership heretofore existing be-
4 tween the undersigned. under the name
aud firm of C. g. f. P. HUNT & CO., is
by mutual agreement hereby dissolved.
The concerns Of the company will be sci
tied by. Chas. Hunt. All persons indebted To
said late Company. are requested to settle
their accounts Immediately, as all unsettled
claims which may be due on the 10Th oESept
next, will be placed in the hand of an att ,rney
for collection, 4e
CHAs. HUNT.
EDWARD p. HUNT.
~ DAVID NJ HUNr.
PETER CURTIss. MS
Dated at South Canaan July 20Ih. 1850.
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SALISBURY HOUSE.

THIS House, situated in the Centre, of
Il Salisbury, Conn. is now omen for the
reception Of Boarders, by the day, week or
month. Being in The vicinity Of Lakes
WonscopoT NC, Washaning and Washanee;
HOusatonic aud Bash Pish Falls Mount
Rhigi, Mount Brace. AID many other points
ofin,eTest, the location is considered very
desirable. and it. will be the constant en-
deavUr of the proprietor. 10 render the So
jonra Of visitors pleasant and agreeable.
n. s. NORTON.
Salisbury, July 6, 1850. 9
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Nc,0 Spring Millinery !!

m RS DANIELS has returned from New
VA York with a splendid Stock Of Millinery
and Fancy Goods. The latest fashions
received for HAS, Gaps, Dresses aud Man
tillas-Hats cleaBsed AMI pressed in the
ncaiest mannes--tbes patronage Of the
Ladies cf Li,chReid and lis vicinity are
solicited. sa Y ~
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Collectors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 ali persons liza
i IN BILE to pay Town tax in Cornwall. On
assessment Of 1919. that will meetthem to
receive said tax at the store of J. w. Beers. IN
North Cornwall. IN Tharsday, tho 5.h day nj
August, from Q o'clock a. m until 10 al u
s. Hotel, in West Cornwall, the same day
from l o'clock, p. m, until S, p. m. at the
store of F. w. Pierce, in Cornwall Bridge, on
Friday the 10th, from 9 O'Clock, a. m. until
I2; at the store of Stone & Beers, Cornwall
Plain, from o'clock, p. M until S. and AT the
dwelling house If Arson B. Beach, Esq, on
Great Hill, on Saturday the l7lh from o'cl'k.
a. m, until o'clock, p. m.
All persons who neglect TO paw their taxes
at said time, must expect to pay the legal fees
for collecting II. +. S. JOHNSON.
II Collector.
Cornwall, July 22d, 1880.