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Litchfield enquirer., 1850-02-28
Districi ,.fTnrrinr,os,

Probate Couit, Feb. 10th 1860
 FUN the apPicsiiOn oT DaRIUS Vii
 V SON of Tcrringion in sa d Disttici' shov 'ns lo iils Court that he is Guardiat. to Cl:,.- Eissa .. Case Mihcr belonging to said -iTict, aid ihat said Minor is the owner of n e, following real estate, viz One niece of la f siiaate ID said TorTington containing at.u. Ten acres more ar less, and bounded Scutl, by Jnhn Hdngel f0Ids land, West by land sctt " o,dtr of The Court oF Probate by the a....i. .s-. trators of ,hs Esiaie nf Hosea Coe dtcee.a- East by land now occupied'by Allen A. Cl, < and pass-way leading from said land 10 rls. dwelling house lately owned and occupied hv. Hosea Cop, deceased and North by Demas Cu,;, ;, Porneroy Leach, Wolcellville Brass C0mrai., Union Cninpany's house or liver with t're Naugatuck Rail Road running across said larti near the East side thereof, valued al ab,, three hundred and eighty deiiaFs,,and show ing just and reasonable cause for selling sa.ei real estate, praying for an order, that he some other meet person be empowered. toscl the same, asper application on file, dated tl.c 18th day oi February 1850 more fully appears
 ORDERED-Tha the foregoing apr lrIa ton be heard at the Probate Office, in TorrirF-5 ton cn the 27ih day of April 1850, al 19o'clcc. forenoon, and that notice thereof be publislnsl [ in me public newspaper near the Aplsrag where such real estate lies. three weeks snc's ccssively, al least six weeks before said tir.n assigned, . GEO D. WADHAMS. ludgp.
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DEATHS.

In Winsied, on the 23d instant, GIDEON HALL, Esq aged 75
 Tn Cambridge. Mass Miss EMMA BRACE, daughter of John P. Brace. Esq, Of Hartford.
 In ColebrOuk. Sd inst, MARY, wife of Mill ton Smith, aged 8.
 In Freeport. Illinois, MARY AVERiLL. wite ot A. 5. Campbell. agsc 3l, daughter of David Whittlesey, Of New Preston, Conn.
 The very amiable and aifectionate disposi- tion, rendered more lovely by religion, greatly endeared her tu all her friends and acquain- tances. Her sickness. which was long and exceedingly painful, she bore with Christian patience, and entire resignation 10 the will of her Heavenly Father. Her end was peace, Precious in the sight Ot the Lord is the death of his saints >
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-02-28

'lN HE large aud commodous Store owned
 | by D. F. Bradford now in California, Ntuatcd in the centre of the town Dt Sheffield Mass The above building is well arranged for dnins business, having large store room, granary aud barn attached, with dwelling rooms oyer the Store. l; is situated within a fcA rods of the all Road Depot. The facili :. tes for doing good business are ,SeU sCorth tAt atienfiom cf cny one who wishes to em : oalk in the mercantile trade. Ii not sold the building will De rented at reisonahle price.
 Enquire can be. made iofsJ AMES BRAD. FORD Esq, Sheffield, or A G BRADFORD WolcotivIlle Conn 4w42
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FOR SALE.

4 FARM containing 25 acres of Land, "A suitably divided into meadow, pasture, and wood land, with house, barn and out buildings. in good lepaiar, and pleasantly st . ua,ed two miles north of the Court House, on the turn, i:e road. ALSO-a small tenement m the seuth part of Goshen, which will be sold or re"ted cheap, given imme> diately.
 ALso-1 two horse wagons carriage. ? sleighs, 2 cows, &c., and quantity of half-inch Lead Pipe, which will be sold at cost or less, to settle an old account.
 Inquire of ANDREW BUEL.
 LI,ch6eld. Feb g. 1859. 3w*
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-
 At Court of Probate holden at liar
 winton, within and for the District of
 Harwinton, on the'5th day February
 A. D. 1850.
 Present, LEWIS SMITH, Esq, Judge. UPON the petition of HARMON DAl- !LY, of Harwinton, in the County of Litchfield, showing to this Court, that he is the parent aad natural Guardian of FL KANAn l.. DAILY, of Harwinton, within said district, a minor--that, said minor Is the owner of real estate situated in said Harwinton, viz. One piece of land bounded north on lands ot Sheldcn Os. born and Albert Castle. east on the East Branch, south on lands of Cla,rissa Hill and Linus B. Castle, and west by Linus B. Castle and highway, coniaining abou. tour and one half acres, with the buildings standing lhsTeon-yalued at about one hundred and ihiriy.fige ddllars-(ihe said Harmon Daily and his wife Mercy l.. Dai ly being entitled to the use of said estate during their natural lives.
 That it will be for the in.erest Of said minor to have said land sold, and the avaiss invested :n other real estate for the benefit nf said minor, praying for liberty to sell said property for the purpose aforesaid, as per petition cn file. <,
 IL is ordered by this Court, That said Guardian give notice of said application by causing the same to be published in one of the Newspapers printed in Litch6eld, iu The County of Lilch6sld, three weeks snc- cessively. at least six weeks before the hear 1 ing aud that said petition will be heart al the Probate office in said district on tho Huh day ol April next. at , o'clock in the forenoon. Certified if m Record. 4O3w LEWIS SMITH, Judge.
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F A R M s F 0 R $ A l. E
 i'm TOPriMgf0pd.

THE Farm belonging to the estate of A 1hoipas Warner, dsceaStd d, consisting of 2uo acres oi excellent land, with two story dwelling house and convenient out buildings, Is for sale, either as whole or n separate lots lo suit purchasers. Also, the stock of cattle, and fam tools, embracing l pair ot Oxen, l4 Cows, several young cattle, and D!0 sheep. A
 Said Farm is pleasanty situated in the vil- lage ot Touingiord, about 1-2 mile south of he meeting house. Possession will bc given the l-t of Ap!il if desiled.
 ALso-For sale, small Farm situa ted about I0O rods north of the above. consis- ling ot 36 acres, with one half ot two story dwelling house and one half of barn.
 For farther particuiars enquire If
 THOMAS WATSON. Torringfurt, Feb IS, lS5U. *3w
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Al Court of Probate held at the Probate Office in Washington. January goth 1850. Present, DANIEL B. BRINsMADE, Esq Judge TTNHIS Court limits and allows six months
 \ from the 29th day of January, 1850, to the creditors of the Estate of PRESTON 5. HOLLISTER, decea,ed, 10 exhibit their claims for settlement. All who neglect to do il wlll be debarred recovery, and the Exc. cutor will cause this notice to be published in newspaper printed at Llchfeid, and post 8 copy of the same, on the sign-post nearest where the deceased last dwelt, in saldtown o Washington. Certified from Record
 Al DANIEL B. BRlNSMADE Judge.
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To Dealers In Crockery And
 Glass Ware.

TTvHE subscribers, Importers and Dealers in II China, Glass and Earthen Ware. have just received large assortment of Gold Band. White and Faised Figured China; Mubury, White Granite. Light Blue. Flowing Blue, c. c. CoIored and Edge EarThen Ware; Tum- blsrs, Lamps. Specie Jars. Salts. castors. Can dlsslicks. and every variety of Glass Ware. The attention ot Merchants is respectfully so- Iicjied to ouT stock of the abcVe kinds of goods, which we will sell at iGs lowest New York rtices. ft
 BOOTH 6, PECK, No. g Wall Street, .xrs. 1 vfn Sign of the Big Pitcher
 Bridgeport, Sept Is, 1850. 3
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4, n Cour, oi peObase holden al Lilchti'ld,
 vahin and for the District of Lilch6eld. m the 2Ist day of February 1850.
 Pyescnt Charles Adams, Esp, Judge. rTpoN the petition of Charlotte P Ray. of Litchieid. showing to this CourI ,ha, she is the Guardian of John N. Ray, Sheldon Ray, and Mary Ray. minors re- sidine in said Disirici--tha, said minors ara ,he Q ynets of the following Real Esiste. viz an undivided interest in a certain tact .r parcel of land. lying in said Li'chheld, 1n inc oond meadows. containing in me .s Mn"s ..,o,,, s;xtesn acres, bounded east on Fredeflek Marsh.s land. south by he great Pono. ws.s r5
 ,s Ran,arn River, and north by saia flss. a.1 E E,sderisk Massh's land. praying rms ,s e" na.. =. ,sa..ns m ;., said petition set ior'n, s;d Io' IT. a,,fhofizing and empowfr''s say" an ". ,r me other meet person " stn Peil'o"v. il,. interests of said minors Sn ss.a an..,ihed ana lined prrmises, according ,S ,ns S.e aesel.hbse lb e.so made ard prov'ded--as per pe- In suS. "n 6le. dated February, 2l lsOo.
 tii,ons ssd on That sail pet tion be continued to
 oSS sS Y Say ofAprii, is50. then t1 be heard ins tI ts.,srmiocd atahe Pr"bate Ohife m sad sna ssn.cSSsld. at | o'clock in the afternoon ana ih., na,ire os the pendency thereof De gwen s". bS .pabIishing ,his OrdsF ia nswspapes prin'a
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-02-28

PURSUANT to all order from the Court of T Pronate for the District of Litch6eld will be sold at Public Auction, to the highest bid. der. on he 18th day of March 1850 at lo'clock in the afternoon, (unleSs previously disposed. of at private sale so much of the Real Estate of MURRAY KINNEY, late of Li,chfield de- ceased, as will raise the sum of $292o,sa and charges of sale. Sale to take place at the late residence of said deceased in said town Daniel stoddard, Esq, has been appointed by said Court to sell said Real Estate.
 STEPHEN RUSSELL. Administrator.
 Dated at Litchfeld this 18th day of Febru- ary lS50.
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From the Providence Journal. Tho Coalition in Connecticut.

A year ago the Locofocos of Connec- ,ticut were all Free SUiIers on paper and in resolutions. They out Garrisoned Garrison in their professions, and the real Free Soilers were thrown quite in the shade By the men who had been acting for slavery all their liyess The alliance between the two parties, the Free Soilers and the Locofocos5 was complete and thorough; and whoever doubted is sin cerity drew down the vengeance of both. It lasted until the Locofocos secured their members of Congress, and then it ended. The Locofocos have recently held State Convention in Connecticut, S.ad as the resolutions were silent on the subject O. slavery some rash man pro posed the followin.
 Resolved. Thati it is n; the judgment of thi' Convention, the duty of Congress, Uy- proper Legislative enactments, 10 prevent the exten- sion of slavety into any territory of the United States nov free: and to abolish it upon such terms as may be deemed just. in all places where the Federal Government has jursdic- tioa oyer inc subject.
 This was rejected by vote of nearly four to one. The following was propo- sed and met with no better success:
 Resolved, That any attempt to repress dis cussion oi political principles is destructive of fluth. aud contrary 10 the principles and nsa- ges of the democratic party.
 Last year, in the days of the alliance, certain anti slavery resolutions were pass ed by the Legislature, with only two dis senting voices, not thinking that they would now boldly repudiate them, some member of the Convention offered the following endorsement of them:
 Resolved, That the resolutions in rel ton to slavery, passed by the fast Legislature, be ap. proved by this Convention
 Of course. the excessive greenness of the member Was at once voted down. The resolution was promptly rejected. The Locofocos proper have got out of the Free Soilers all that they want of them, and, for the present, the partner ship is dissolved.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-02-28
ELLSWORTH CASH DaY GO oD 3l STORE

A GENERAL Assortment of Dry Goods, "A Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Hardware, crockery, Drugs and Medicines, Ssc --and ar ticles too numerous to Inenliou--to be sold cheap for CASH
 The subscriber wishes to inform his friends aud ALL who wish to buy Goods cheap, il this and the adjnining towns. that they will do wei to call and examine his stock oi Goods before purcha ing elsewhere, as his 5, Ick cannot fail to suit inc purchaser. Cash taken in exchange for Goods al large premium. Also--GRAlN ard other produce taken atthe highest market price.
 v. B. A lot of Calicoes not bought since October last, Ocs-at cost or less
 c. F. PECK. Ellsworth, January 6, 1850
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PURSUANT to an order from the Court of

D URSUANT to an order from the Court ol II Probate for the District of Litch6eld will be sold at Public Auction, 10 the highest bids de, on the 4th day Of March next, al o'clock in the, after noon, (unless previously disposed of at private sa!e.) so much of the Real Es- tatr of ABlRAM BISHOP late of Warren de. ceased, as will raise the sum of $l46 50 and charges of sale. Sale 10 take p .ace at the late dwelling hou SC of said deceased in said Warren. Terms made known at the time of saie.
 JOHN AVERY, Administrator
 Dated at Warren, this 4th day cf February lS19, "3w3S.
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III U T lUAL life Insurance Company OF BALTIMORE.

NTEW ENGLAND BRANCH. 9 Dcane IN Street, B ,stoR. GEORGE M. CHALwILL. General Agent for New England.
 Sub. Agency of Woedbury. Coma. William Cothren, Esq, Agent. K Garwood H. Atwood. NJ. D.. Examining Physician
 Local Board Of Trustees fOv .Nss0 England
 B,anch.
 DANIEL UESHON, PREsTDExg. c F. Adams. Col Wm. Sch0uler, Rey'd. s. K. Lothrop, Col N. A. fhompson Enhrairn Lombard, ThcmasGro John Schcnler, William ", Warren. Funds sufficient tomeet the expected losses of this Branch from ils present business. are now invested in New England. under the su- nsrv;sioD of the Lecsl Board of Trusiees,hy rvbo,n ehe securities are Eolden. and the same s',;Iih. A.a ne from month to month heiesIier. Per order: sa GEO. N. CHALWILL, General Agent.
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~ ~A-M@MLa


 WSHE subscriber being very anxious to
 sell his Farm, offers il for sale at Inc extreme low price of sixteen dollars ner acre, consisting of 800 acres. The farm is in good state of cultivation. having kept for the last ten years from five 10 eight huns dred sheep, besides considerable other stock. There is now upon it five hundred sheep, ywenty-6ve head horned cattle, two horses. and plenty of hay.
 There are Barns sufficient to house all she hay, grain and stock. two large two.s,o- ry Dwelling Houses, painted and in good order, one almost new. A great abundance of Fruit of the yarioRs grafled and common kinds, Apples, Plumbs. Cherries. Peaches, Cuuants, &c. There is considerable very excellent Plow Land. rnd great abundance of Wood and Timber for use and to spare. The Farm is uneommoniy well waiered. having never failing springs of excellent wa .aer is every lot. it is pleasantly situated about one mile from the Meeting house in South New. Marlborough. Mass, eight miles from Housafonie Rail Road. three miles from shree paper millss two miles from grisi mill, Ec. Terms of payment will be aeo.nndafIng. The above was formerly in two farms, and will be sold toget her or separately, as may suit the purchaser. For further information gall on the subscribed at South New Maribor- tugh. n nol sold by he first of April. if will rented tor one year.
 -. ...,.., ,.l ,.,... s A PErTIRoEr. l soalh N.s M.slseEu1EA
 ennnsy Fist isse, 'swss
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-02-28
I5th Senatorial nisfrie.f.

A CONVENTION Of Delegates from the several towns comprising the 18th Dis. lrici, will be held at Bradley's Hotel, in WolcouviIle, on Tuesday the l2th day cf March next at 10 o'clock, A. M., for the purpose of nominating Whig Candidate ,,.. Senator of said District. Each town will send Delega.,.:s equal lo twice the nun = Dor of their Representatives.
 Per order of lhe District Committee.
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Notice.

i~NHE Msm5e,s of the Fi,st Episcoral Soci-
 \ ety in Litchfeld arc hereby notified that their Annual Meeting will he held a, S aini Michael's Church on M.ndAy the first day oi April next, at , o'clock in the afte. noon. and th in addition io the ordinary business they will b.. called npol to taks into consideration all application to di"id. the three parishes. of which the S,cieiy, is composed. and ,o make a partition of the property and funds of the Society am ,lg the three parishes.
 Litchiield Feb 21th 1851.
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Notice

fTHE. partnership heretofore existing be. -l tween the subscribers is rhisoay dissolved. s P. Boll.s is authorized to settle up tho business of the concern.
 SAM'L P. 3OLLES,
 PHILIP WELLS. Litchfield, Feb 9th lS5o
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70 Let.

4 CARRIAGE FACTORY 60 ty 35 two "A stories hign, with Black Smiths Shop and Dwelling House and 34 ot an acre of land adj'ining, situated at Canaan Depot, which is one of the very best locations for Carriage and Wago, factory that can be found in the state. The building is new que. The above property will be rented on reasonable terms.
 LUTHER MONSON.
 Canaan, Feb. 26th 1850. 4w4l
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intended, are received as such. with the assurance, however, that I do not feel the need of them, and will kindly suggest that he reserve them for his own future benefit. l..
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-02-28
N'O T,ECE

ES hereby given to all persons liable 10 pay Taxes .n the town of WoODBURY, that the subscriber having received warrants fur collecting the StateTax on list of ls4S and Town Tax on list of lS49. of Woodhnry and Cauhiy of Li,chfeld, due lst February, 1850, will attend at the store of Joseph Wheeler in said Woodbury. on Thursday, 2sth day ot Feb ruary insl,, and at the store oi Miner & Allen on Friday. the lst oi March, and at the store of M DeForesi f Co.,, on Saturday lhe 2d of March. lS5Q. from to 4 o'clock P. M. on each of said days, iUr the purpose of receiving said Taxes.
 All persons who neglect the above notice, may expect ta pay fees.
 HENRY MINOR, Collector.
 Dated al WuodbuTy,l 39
 February 2l, 1850.
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Dis,ricl of .Torringlnn. ss ]
Probate Coa,,. Feb. 2isl la5O <

TTODHEe NOdII, Feb. 2ISl TS0U
 E STATE of IRA GRANT late of -E-4 Torrifg gton, in said Dislrici.de deceased The Court uf Probate for the District of Iforrington, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof. fer the C,ed ilorS of said Estate, b exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to pre- sent their accounts, properly alle&ed, within said time, will be debarred recov> cry. All persons indebted 10 said Estate are requested to make immediate payment To-. NOAH DRAKE, Execulor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-02-28

DAYTON continues to maanfac
 ture SERAPHINES and MELO.,
 DEONS of tho very best quality of ee tone and workmanship. His Sera- phnes are made upon principles entirely new, and are not inferior to any made o. used in this country.
 DAYTON'S IMPROVED ME LODKONis is admitted by the-most com peieni iudges to be superior 10 any Melode- on now in use. 1t has keyboard simi lar 10 that of Piano or Ssraphine. The Case is of Rosewood. Black Walnut, an Mahogany, and is well finished. The 'os@ is very smooth, and can be made loud O. soft by the use of the Swell Pedal. A is. well adapted to quick or slow music. IhA Bellows is constructed on hsw anu iu- proved plan,-it works with Pedal, and with bul little inconyenience to the pcrlor- mcr. It is easily made portable by folding the legs underneath.
 N. B. These instruments are well adap led for an accompaniment 10 ehnsch eAoiFS as we'll as for parlor use, and as they arc. made in strong and substantial mahner, ,he subscriber feels en'ire confidence in re> commenting them as adurable and efficient 1 ins rulncnt.
 ns- The public are insiied'to call and examine ,hem.
 ns-Pianos, Seraphines, and other MnN sieaIInstrnmeats, tuned and repaired.
 " J. DAYTON.
 wo.co,,ville, Conn, July. 1919.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-02-28
Stock of Goods for Sale.

THE Stock of Goods belonging to BOLLES & WELLS is offer cd for safe ENTIRE on ia> vorable terms, tc close up the business In the meantime the subscriber will sell 10 Suil customers. Gsod bargains may he had for CASH Bc;-1hose who have accounts are respect fully requested to sesile up.
 5. P. BoLLES. Liichfield, Feb. i2ih 1850.
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At Court of Probate holden at Liich6eldI within and Tor the District of Litchfeld, on the 23'l day of February 4 D. 1850.
 Present Charles Adams. Esq. Jud0e. nRDERED-That the Administra,tix on V the estate of ALBERT BEACH, late of Goshen, deceased, render her Administration acc~ nnts to this Court for settlement, at the Probate Office in Li,chfeld .on the lS.h day of March next and that all persons may be notified thereof, sai'l Administrator will cause this order to bs published in Newspape' printed in Li,chfeld, at leas, two weeks be- fore said 18th day of March.
 A true copy of Record.
 3s CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-02-28
PAPER. PAPER


 The subscriber has in store an extensive assortment of Paper. consisting in part oi The following; '+a Enelish blue and whi:e laid Letter. French do do wove do. English and French Commercial Post: French aud A merican Folio Post. Preach, English and American Note, ali sizes. n Deny Medium, Royal. Super Royal and Elephant Ledger Papers. @ whaleman's aud Huason's Drawing Pa pers.
 Post 0fice BIesting Envelope. Co.ored Fancy and Medium Papers. Also, Pattern Paper, for Tailors' use. 300 reams 6ne and saperiine Letter Paper. 200 Cap ~ 3OO {" Wrapping Paper, ali sizes.
 Also any quanliiy of Binders and Straw A'.'s gss, ..s E HUNT,
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-02-28
At Court of Probate holden at Torringto., |, within and for the District of Torrington,

At a Court of Probate holden at Torflngtoa,
 within and for the District of Torrington.
 on the l4th of February, 1850.
 Frcs-m, cszo. D.sW ADHAa4s, Esq, Judge.
 THls Court doth direct the administra,.i on the estate of ELLIOTT HITcHcocK, late ui, Torrington in said district, deceased, repre-. represented to be einsolveut, to give notice ia, all persons interested in the estate of said de ceased, to appear. if they see cause, before the Court of Probate, to be holden at the Probate Office in said district, on the 2sth day of Feb ruary 1850, at 9 o'clock P. M.. to be heard rel. a,ive 10 the appointment of Commissioners a'A said estate, by posting order of notice on B, public sign post in said town of TopriDgro's nearest the place where the deceased las' dwelt, and by advertising the same in he~s paper published in Litchfeld counlya
 Certified from Record,
 RUSSELL c. ABERNETHY, Clerk
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{ Office If the Union Mutual Fire Ins. Co

COncnfu, ". n Jan 23, IS')U. AT Meeting of the Executive Committee ni the Board of Directors of the Union Mutual Fire Ins Ca held on this dayA ii was Voled. That the agency of Curtis L. North. of Meriden. Conn, for the Union Mutual Fire Ins Co.,, be and the same is hereby revoked from this date. Attest
 J.E LANG. Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-02-28
Nv A. NE @"~

\ Competent person to take charge ot the A BOARDING HOUSE al the Woolen Fac tcry in Washington. Apply personally or by letter to A. J. CENTER.
 W sshing.oH, Feb goth 1850.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-02-28
MARRIED.

In Ellsworth, 20ih inst. by the Rev. Mir. Baldwin, Mir. EN0CH P. EVERETT and Miss HELEN $, EVERETT.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-02-28

HIlHE Committees oi the several School Dis I iric,s of the I.iichield Sncieiy, are re- queslrd io notify the Visitors of the time ap> pointed to, the close ot their respective school sessions as early as convenient, Ina, the schools may be visited in accordance with the require n,eni of law. WILLIAM B liOYT.
 Acting Schoo. Visitor. Litch6eid. February. goth 1850.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-02-28

EHOUND-On the premises of the sub>> A scsiber. few weeks since, Leather Ves lese, nearly empty. The owner can have it, by calling on LEMUEL ENSIGN
 Litchtield, Feb. 20, lsSo
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= ~ Lisehheld county three wesh. ,nr~,. :. 1Sl.ely, at lsast sir weeks before tke ssid g.
 .a \ true copt of Record.
 4~ CHARLES ADAMS Jddag
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-02-28

M. L. GRAHAM, Esq, of Salisbu. ry is, authorized to receive payment for newspapers and advertisements, on ac- counts due this office.
 C. D. WADHAMs, Esq. do., Wolcottville, LYMAN SMITH, Esq, doa Bridgewater, T. F, BnrNsMADE, Esq, do. Washington, LEWIS SMITH, Esq, do., Harwinton. LEVI s. KNAPP, Esq, New Milford. G. B. WALLER, Esq, New Preston. Hon. LuctUs CLARK, Win 'tcd. JOSEPH w. CoxE, West Cornwall. Maj. P. w. MILLS. Kent.
 Hon. SIDNEY ENSIGN. South Canaan. P M. TRowBs1DcE, Esq, Woodbury. II. DUNBAR. Esq, Ellsworth.