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The Cecil Whig., 1850-03-02
Ready Made Clothing !

Persons in want Of Ready Made Clothing, ure
par, iculnrly invited to call md examine our
Stock before purchasing else where, as VIC nun
uiacture all qualities of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
And our assortment %! that article is at all times
LARGE, which offers to purchasers 4 great in
duscnent of procuring an article Of quality
! which cannot bn obtained in any other Clothing
Esia hshment in the City.
We have OIL hand und are constantly Mann
Occurring
GARMENTS OF EVERY VARIETY,
ON the bcs, matcriuls, in the most approved
yles, for fall and winter wear, consisting Of
Surtout, Sack AM.
OVER OATS,
Ofall co lo-s, qualities and sizes, from 81 so,
4 50, IS. 5 SO and upwards.
BOYS Sack .IN'D OYERCO.7TS
A large assortment of boys Sack and Over-
coats, 20 per cent less than the usual prices.
Supcrne Frock aud Dress Goats, made from
GERMAN AND FRENCH CLOTHS,
In the latest ,n.l ion. A Large stock Of Tweed
Coats, Pants and Vests. We have lar ge-sA
sOrtment Of
TWEED FROCKs AN D SACKS,
A New article. Forest Sacks, for stormy
weather.
PANTALOONS,
From Superior French Docskins. Black and
Fancy Cashmere
PAN rs,
Ofeverv variety of Shade and Color, at 81, l so
IS, 2, : SO, 8, 5 so and upwards.
VESTS,
Made from rich Velvets, Satins, Casl,meres and
Nalencas, md at all prices
IFRcmember the Name and Place, corner
of Pratt st. s Centre Market Space,
Nov. "a. IL II. COLE.
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6 0 s u III e Hall,

ooRMRR OF PRATT sr. oENTne MARKRs a1AeD
BA MORE.
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.
TIME Proprietor Of the above establivhment
Il would respectfully inform the citizens Of
Baltimore and vicinity, that hs has received from
Europe, the
Fall and Winter Fashions:
Together with a rich assortment of Goods adap.
ted to the coming season, consisting Of
SUPERFINE FRENCH, GEF MAN AND
ENGLISH CLOTHS, CASTOR BEA-
VERS, PILOTS AND PELlTOT
COATING.
A new article for oversac ks and business coats.
Alo a splendid assortment of French and English
CASSIMERES AND DOESKINS,
Of the most siroble'styes imported this season.
RICH VESTINGS!
We have, and are constantly receiving, New
Sly les osV estings, consisting Of plain ami Fig
ured
SILK AND WOOLLN VELVETS,
Figured and striped e. asmercs. Silks Sat ins
and Valenclas, Of all Shades und Colors.
OUR CUSTOMsWORK
II cut and made in the bnst manner--and ~
regards Style and Workmanship, is warranted
to give entire satisf,ction, und realty reduced
The Cecil Whig., 1850-03-02

NOTIC f.
For Rent. The following Houses
in the village of North East, viz:
ER The large and convenint
@;I;'H 4 Store House now occupied by
5 ell lA iiA strpheaB. Ford.
k.essssn Two other large and con-
venient Dwelling Houses, at present oc-
cupied by Messrs. Samuel and Levi Bur-
CESS.
ALSO, the FISHING SHORE occupied
a number Of years by Messrs. Yarnall 4
West, on the North East River opposite
the mouth Of the Susquehanna. Pos
session OF any ofthe above property given
25th March next. Apply to
JOHN MAULDIN.
North East, Feb. 9, '50-6w.
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LADIES DRESS GOODS.

Silks (Blk. and Fancy,) French Merinoes Par
amcttas Sole D'Almoni, Lustres Alpacas, Cash
mercs, NJ DeLanes, SC. together with large
and handsome OF of Prints from 4 to IL l-2 cts
per yds.
Shawls Embroidered Thihet, Terkeri, Cha
mellon Cloth, Oblong s. Square Blanket, Plain
Cloth and Cotton.
Blankets, Flanncls from 70 l2 cts to higher
prices Brown and White muslin from 4 TO IA cts
per yd, 5 and 10 quarter Sheeting bro. white and
cold Canton, Striped Shifting, Tickings, Hos
cry, Gloves, Laces, Edgings, a variety of Trim
ing Goods &c. together with a variety of other
articles all of which will be sold OH uccommoda,
ing terms.
Thankful for past patronage he respectfully
invites the attention Of all believing from his cx.
perience in the Dry Good Business that he car
furnish Goods great deal cheaper than most pei
SONS and equally as cheap as they can be Obtain
I'd anywhere. Please call and examine bcior,
purchasing.
N. b. country produce taken in exchange fo
Goods.
One Door above the Court House, w. T.
EIAton, Oct %, '49.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS

William Torbert unexpectedly inform the
public that he has received large and we'll So
ect stock of Fall and Winter Goods, which he
now offers at very ow prices. They consist in
part of English, French and Beaver Cloths o
various colours 4 prices, Csssimers, Satinetts,
Ker,eys Vesttngs, &c.
The Cecil Whig., 1850-03-02

lARDWARE, Queensware, Gassw
EK-nd Mantle ornausnts, IN sslaby >
may sNh WntrEEL.
The Cecil Whig., 1850-03-02

NOTICE is hereby eiven, to the creditors o
IN James l.. P. Caruthers, that person
discharge hath been granted to said debtor, and
that the first Monday in April being the first
day Of our County Court next succeeding this
date, hatl been set apart for the final hearing
in his case, where his creditors may attend, and
show cause if any they hsse why a personal
discharge shall not be granted said debtor.
Test R. hOLLYDAY elk.
Dec. 29,-3m. Of Cecil Co. Court.
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ESTRAY.

ESTRAY..
WAS taken up by the subscriber Giving
w near the Delaware line three miles North
East Of Elktonj trespassing on his premises about
the middle Of October last red and white heE
or supposed TO be two or three years old Tho
owner is requested 10 come forward, provo
property, pay charges and take her away o-
Dec l5-Sw. THOMASC. WILSON,,
The Cecil Whig., 1850-03-02

VJST RECEIVED, A 10, ofFancY Cunsi-
q nsres FOR sa.o lcw by EsoxR Nv4..i.a
The Cecil Whig., 1850-03-02

Satinets, Blankets or Flannel as directed,
payable in cash, wool or share OF The al
licle manufactured.
He has had long experience in manufac
turing wool, and will give his undivided
attention 10 the business, and hopes 10 be
able 10 give general satisfaction.
Persons wishing to exchange wool for
cloths &c, may expect generally TO find a
s,ock on hand, and wool can be lec at The
stores in E!kton, with directions, where he
will return il as soor as anetactured.
GEORGE EVANS.
April 2s 49-,f.
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Wool Carding.
SPINNING, WEAVING, SC.

SPINNING, WEAVING, Nc
The subscriber respectfully Informs the
public ,ha, he has taken the WOODEN factory
AT "Garreit's Mills,:' miles above Elkon
on the Big Elk. where he is prepared 10
manufacture wool into
Rolls, Yarn, Cloth.
The Cecil Whig., 1850-03-02
DRY GODS

is larger and more select than any he has here
tofore offered to the public, and he tlatters him
self that he can sell to all who may favor him
| 1 Il,a;r
The Cecil Whig., 1850-03-02
GREAT BARGAINS (!

Call and examine for yourselves, and his pri
ces cannot fail to please all who may give hin
a call, as he is resolved to do busi ness on TIN
most acconm odating terms,
The Cecil Whig., 1850-03-02
NEW GOODS!
FOR
FALL AND WINTER!

"A t PELL'S Cheap StOrc ehst end of Err
IA ton. Just received and now opening. at
The Cheap Store, in Elkton, large and genera
assortment Of goods, suitable for the present,
and approaching season. His stock is now very
full and complete, embracing every article usu-
ally kept in n General Dry Goods, Grocery
and Variety Store. His stock Of
II II " - A a II
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CRY OF WASHINGTON.
wrDN EsDAY MoRrIro, DEC. ls. 1850.

GOV. B. PAlsra American Newspaper Agent, only
Hsent this paper the Of Boston, New
and Phsdsphia and duly
subscriptions the required ~ His win be
regarded payments. oees Congress
New yo rnhans ptildins; Phiaslpa,
00-Mr HsxHr M. LEwis ofMonsomsy, Alabama gen.
ers Travelling for Alabama and
B. Barr.
I.aArI C. JAMS No isa sousn TENN .us. pAi.d.l
phis 10 general travelling agent, assisted By Mcssn VIZ n.
WsLp, Jsnn CoLLns JAMS DsEass, A. krRK
T. A. Evans, JAnss cLARE p. Locks, and Jos BsrTos.
0ME O. w. JAHEs No Harrison street, Cincinnsu, Ohio h
travelling for the States
snrra r. DsHr JAsoH TAsLoa j. W. ARnsrSoss PsEas
LOOKS, W. KAnsAs, @. srsnAW, DR. JosHuA wADswoRrs,
ALEr. r. LAWS and A. . ssuLEE N fs3.t s8a t0Na
0y-wnuA GouLDr Richmond, Virginia. general agent
Tor Virginia. assisted BY travelling agents A.
TaoAAs. 9a4 tfa t3E A
09-Recepis from either Of the above win be good.
nEpwARDs, sAsvoRD, Co.. agents and bankers In
the United States. London and Liverpool have appointed
for the .Uaon," and authorized receive subscriptions
and advertisements this Their Office in London No. 10
Gresham and In Liverpool No. Columbia Budngs.
This connected in this country with the weknown
house Of Adams Co., agents. and entitled the conf
dsnce Of our friends abroad. #F# 4r
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DrANKE Tx, FI.ANNEIs sSe--we invite the Of
ID The public all in articles the following,
are DISPOSE here named Great
ipdueep,en may be expected BY purchasers. We have
uaeccs heav twilled bankets, for servants
do priced coored do
rs pair bsnd blankets In lo H. 49, and 1914, very
superior grades.
We have, 81
is pieces heavy faed cloths In "a and g. for
40 DO safinsts, in all colors aud prices
90 do plaid plain lnseys, for servants wear
In cloths &c. Just received
pieces superior black French cloths
do priced and colored do In olive, uesn brown,
blue, md cisret, for boys wear
40 superior lack French doeskin cassimeres
.a 4 Al medium priced black do
"a 40 fancy -coored csssimeres In styles
s 40 priced, for boys wear.
Ceptemens under garments, &C.
5 dozen senuemens ersr. heavy iamhswool shifts
10 DO patent merno drawers 49,. y, 4
pieces heavy miied nannels for gcntlemsnf
do real Welsh uusbrinktbg DO ftf t
/ piece ia flannel biankef1na -sf. H 49,
with an extensive stock kinds Of white and cood hsnne
s po~~be
CLAGRTT, NEWTON, MAY, CO. 4
Dee 10 stawimf III
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rAyFRy STAND FOR sALE.--Tbc house and yard y The
rner Of avenue the Poto
bridge liberal terms The house. ~ o.
fect) and me
stable be together desired, the hose snd only part o.
The the time Of the purchase one
cash. and the long credit may be
desired, with per per interest," until The whole
be reserved N him 10
the whole ~ before his become due u mon sod
sh instant, property win be FIR possession
DYER q MCGUIRE,
Dec ii--eod3t Auction and Commission Merchans
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pARGAINs.-Baains until the close Of the pres
ID all kinds Of winter We have
Of iades goods embracing all Tho
beautiful styles introduced this
which will sell cash, greatly reduced prices
public supplied themselves
goods respectfully solicited 70 examine our variety
We have EFaN 100. 1885,
Rich figured esshmeres, splendid variety
cashmercs single and dc ubie widths
printed French fsnneis, for isdies' dresses
Cohus. and Lyonese cloths, In all shades
pan mousselines and cashmeres for children
pieces good style qualify es.hmees and mouslnes 10 70
rs
pieces embroidered be sold low eiese The
H I'll sAaF N Et3t
SILK found MI popular and de-
which win be offered the
attractive terms and prices and 20 reduce stock We have
Rich bfocades
Medium brocadss
Dnrk.eolored watsred silks
Chsnreahie Rlace do = t#t##
fore sanns. an shades
White and fancy -coiored satns
wpi,s and fancy sisce silks, for evening dresses
Also black silks, hc conrstins Of
fisin black gro de ffines
DO satin De chine
DO Popins
DO wstered Poplns NH9 HHl
IL peces marceines In all shades, or lining
10 DO do senshaws, for
oxefer article belonging 20 our trades sh Of
which sson-hinsy cheap for cash. OF 70 pune'ua Gus
cLAGErT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Dec I0-3awiw
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Congressional.

In the Senate yesterday Mr. Foote pre- ened resolutions
Of the legislature of Mssssipp conveying upon
his The late session in regard the conpomise
measures They were laid on the table, and ordered
to be printed Ten thousand copies Of the annual
ordered TO be printed The resolution offered
by Mr. Gwin, for the printing of two thousand copies OF
the Presidents message In the Spanish language
taken up. Mr.. Badger Mr. Foote, and Others support
ed the resolution Mr. Walker proposed amendment for
Tho publication Of the message also In the German, and
the subject laid the table by OF "a 49,
message from the House eating the proceeding OF
the House the death OF Mr. Harnanson, late member
of The House from Louisiana, was taken up. Mr.. Downs
and spoke Of the public and private Mr.
Harmanson in terms of warm eulogy Mr.. Jefferson
Davis followed, with eloquent bute the memory Of
the deceased after which the Senate adjourned
In the House, the printing of the annual Of the Sec
retary Of the Treasury ordered MIR Morse announced
tie death Of the Hon. Mr. Harmanson late representa-
tive from the State OF louisiana and bestowed high
mendation upon his character and public services Mr.
Bayy followed in strain of remark eulogstc Of the de-
ceased After the adoption Of the customary resolutions,
the House adjourned. .a.tt .tf@t So
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vrrSE srORE.JoHN H. BuTRMANN, Pennsylvania syeaus,
.ou side bsiwesn " and e streets. has Just rsesvea sps
very choice. and Imported by himself expressly r his customers
Dec a-sdfx 3tsw6wifw
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We have received from the author pamphlet copy Of
letter addressed to the Hon Daniel Webster, on the
compromises OF the constitution" by one s. Graham OF
Northampton, Massachusetts,. This gentleman goes IN
for the higher law and thinks, doubt that he has an
initiated The Secretary Of State. We cannot imagine
why MIR. s Graham troubled us with his vapid and i'm
moral euson except that he wishes to attract attention
for the poet says:
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8, snrP PrywourH,
Penang, Oct =, 1850.

We arrived here the 2Jth nit In nine DAYS from Sin
Qapore aud leave todey for Mauritius isle Of Frana
Inence Ly the Cape OF Good Hope home The com
dore here intercept the ns having some appre.
hensions OF with Spain about Cuba. aad we regret
fnd there IL no chance Tor fighting and lame In that
quarier Our say this place has been delightful
Our consul Mr. Carrier has spared pains make ell
enjoy the attractions of the island he untanned hs
hospitality and attentions We have all visited the Bsngs
lows on hills and found the temperature no degrees
cooler night thsn the plains blanket found
be very nccepisbie appendsgs. We sxpset 70 reach
home by the middle Of Jriuny. All well boa I'd. Dafy
calls. and close. have ~ interest and
only penned tis 70 keep yon posted up where
sbouts. Yours, ke.
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The following believed to be the latest intelligence
from the United States ship Plymouth. now on her re-
turn from three years cruise in the East Indies:
Ertract II letter from ecu on board the Pgsraoatk
daied e-'
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{" lis pleasing TO see ones name In print
book . a book, IL there . nothing In it-

We have put Mr.. $ Graham's name. Of Northampton
in print three times. As for hslei'er il reminds US OF
very small pgmy fitting agans, huge rock or attempt
ing to eringuish the flames Of Rtna with very small
squirt.
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lfEDHERsT HEARD, from New York. practical hair
MI yentiaung manufacturers, NaionaI Hotel
Washington and ~ maiden Lane New York. beg mo.i respectfully
o Arlington thai the,
dressing Sixth formerly
Gbbs where they solicit the patronage Of discerning
public.
had London and New York In that branch OF
their pfofes sion they have no supcriors- I..
manufactured The premises, thai
ffed his head In
hours, and pcrsct ht warranted. Ht t4sgr#
splendid gloves scars cravsts shits undersh
silk pocket Also combs brushes
fumer eards Aamiracu beautiful tonic fof
dandru and diseases Of scalp Sold In bot
~ - $50 RICHARD MEDHURsT,
Dec 3-eo2wG JOSEPH HEARD.
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TABLE Dsmasks, bed and Pliow-csse Linens, &C.
The Subscribers have In store and complete assortment OF
goods OF Ersdes Housekespers
particularly
me enable thu sevcs prices and
qualities. We al the goods below named which
nish amy quantity DESIRED. vxs
pieces Of which the best goods
offered for sale
pieces brown table damssk low priced
do fine do
IS dozen table napkins
shseffnfs and Piiiow-ease Linens
10 pieces Barnsley sheeunss, 81, io4, ia, 1874
10 pillow linens, ~, 81. -, 81
Ies5sr1 In 7opeIiinss have
Is dozen extra hne huctabsck towels, dsmasked bird
20 medium do do
6 pieces superior Siea damssk towciing
So pieces heavy German roll
variety OF low priced toweinws such crash Russia
diaper brown Inquired diaoer, plain brown linen, &C.
All OF which will be sold on reasonable ,erms
cLAcETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Nov 23-aawim
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sN3s Kn s4ata AAu
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-19
e. Boots, Shoes Caters
Leather &C.
Cheap for Cash at Clocks
StO2e!

W1 A Large and general as
sorimrnt &C Boots 81 Shoes,
$50 - received this week. They
yysEe selected with care, and
are well adapted to the presentand approach
ing seasons, among which may be found the
toliewing. slz--
asa ,.airs Ladies' Caters, assorted colors.
from 81 IS 10 - %, 100 pairs French l1nsm-
meed and Kid slippers, rs cts TO 29i ooo
pairs cheap slippers, al sorts, :" 10 10 ns
SO pairs children's shoes, all kinds, % to 30.
200 pairs NOR ,cco and leather busk'ns' from
rs cts. to l so Leather boots, Polka boo's
morocco boots SC, IS 100 pats GEMS Cai!
Boots, iron 23 TO 6 Oh CD pairs Tau @iu
G,at Brogans So pats Kip ami Convince
Brogans 100 pai,s BOYS cali brogans 90 I" 10
cents 200 Gents Caters, Excelsc'or'-&c.
A usual supply OF Leather, Mor"cc". Lin
ings, Bindings, Lasting, Shoe thread. &C. 81
bu. Shoe pegs, assorted sizes, at manufacturer ;
prices.
Particular attention will be paid to manu-
featuring custom work from French Calf skin
Goat skin, common Calf and Kip skins, or
anything Of the kind wanted. A beautiful ar
ticls Of Buckskin for tender feet. broad iriIl,
lust fer the lame. A word about Boots ano
Shoes. moi always thought Of. No one ever ala
or ever can be healthy, sociabte. amiapie
agreeable, with their feet covered with rex
etty, pinchIng, or slouching boots or shoes
THE reason why is, that the blood, passing
10 tins minute from the heart through inc
ieer back to the heart. the channels all cen-
,e:ing in the feet, if thnse feet are moi well
elo,hed, il is sent back unnatural and dlsor-
aered. causing sickness 10 the head, iaininess
10 The heart, and meannrss 1" the soul, when
M human being can overcome. n" medicint
can cure! If YOU doubt it. aching heads and
,wingng corns can tell The story All !"
want OF boots or shoes are invited ."
call and examine my assortment, aud " they
find them a little cheaper, and Iaih-
er better than can be fou',d elsewhere think
they will purchase. No charge TOR showing
Call and see. SAMUEL CLOIM.
Llchfeid. West ST., NAV 49,
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-19
sAOusalOMic ae:aiaTOad
ummer Arrangement, commencing april 90

Rb'A ~O
ffNtiE Cars on this road lun in conuectI,'
l. with ;he New York and New Haven, Az
Western Railroad.
.Mornin@ 1roin for Pli>AeldIeaves Bridge
port at 10 At a. m, nn the arrlv,l OF tho Mo,
niig Express Tr4ln from New York, The 80.
nd Accommodation Train irain New 1av,i
sad the NansA,uck TIain tr'm Winsted
Eppning Train leaves bridgeport tor Pit, rs
itld al ~ p m On the attivai ct j. m. F.
,re-s Train from New York ai.d the 4 80 % Ii
FraIn from New tia,en and the Naugaiue
rIaln from Vale. bury
RETURNING,
First Train lraves Pittsfitid al S 80 a. N
md connects 81 Bridgeport with the Exprr,
E,:.in To New Yo.k, at | % p. IN. and til
,p~cial FRAN To Nrw Haven.
Second Train leaves Pi't>frld, at p ~
rld connects with the Evening Express Ira
New York al S SO i, m. &s
An Extra Passenger Traia will leave S'a
tinc, IN The arrival Of The M,rning y, gin fret
ALBANY, and inlersect thu 81 Plus6eld Ira
at Van Deusenvile Returning leaves V.
,)t.llsea vile on the arrival Of the 104O a l
r,ain from Bridgeport and interserts The Nes
IN Train for Albany al State line.
F,eighi Trains leave Bridgeport at 6 o'cloc
a m every morning. ss 9.tf.24
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-19
CAPITAL, $3.50 OnO.

HNHE above Company have established
L. an agency in this rOuny, for the Pur>
lose of inSuring lives. aud have appointed
LYMAN W. GILBERT. Agent,
J. q. BECKwITM, NJ. D., Medical Exam
liner,
e. H. HoLLI TER, Esq, ConLec,icu'
Referee.
Application FIR Insurance may be made
10 Lyman w. Gilbert Or DIR. BeckwIIh, al
DR.. Beckwi,h'S store. al 9 O'clock A. NJ, a.
~ o'cuck NJ or a, 6 O'clock p, NJ, where
pamphlets may be had explaining the pII">
cipe OF Life Insurance, and showing tn
economy and duy OF every man. who has
not II superb bdndance Ot wealth, ~ Seru''
10 his family, al ten$' a few thnuS It'd do
lars. BY an Insurance on his lite. Thi:
Comp nyhave accommodated their Terms
Uf payment to meet the ahily nf the poor,
he idbOting man. as WI as the m''nleu
man. The terms are 3 per cent less Ina"
most Companies, and pay able yearly. hall
yearly ~ qu.uterly. So thai The laboriis
man may save. or lay by, IL few dollars eve
~ th ee mouths To pay his premium. ard
thus secure 10 his family, a, his death. d
competence. OF This wurd'S goods. which he
can never expect 10 do ny the irnils Of his
labor. Life Insurance is coming 10 be re-
gaTied as an economic business measure
securing to ones family. after his death,
that competence aud support which he is
unable 10 lay up for them while he lives.
lns' anceS are continually occurring
showing he wisdom Oi Life Insurance -
The following, clipped from Il Philadelphia
paper, is such an Instance
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 9Th. 1850.
To the Pie>id..nI and Directors Of The Ma
tinnal Safety Insu ance Company, No,
62 Walnul street.
GENTLEMEN Permit me TO acknowledge
the receipt Of one thousand dollars being
The amour, a policy Of Life Insurance, If
fecled by my late husband, James Kilkpat-
rick. for my benef, on the l6'h Julysiasl.
10 your company The paymenlo of small
sum for premium has entitled me 10 the
above amount. hul tor which should have
been left destitute. Thanks To you that at
my request. and for my convenience, you
have paid the full amount at once, wi,hou,
the delay customary 10 such cases,
Yours sincerely, 26
PAULINE E. KIRKPATRICK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-19
R0aGsa f2E land.

ID ERSONS entitled 10 Baunly Land under
L The act Of Congress passed september %,
1850. are hereby notified that The subscriber
has received instructions fr,m the Departs
ment, oi the manner AVID folm nf applying io'
the same. have also prepared printed
Blanks, and am ready 10 attend 10 all who wish
immediately
Terms, from 81 10 S? so. Accord na TO III
nature of The application
HENRY r. GRAVES
L,tchfeid. Oct IS. 1850,
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-12-19

ON and after July lst, Stages viii run Irstn
" LiIclfield 10 the IlOusat"nic RaaiToad, as
"iows, vfz: Stage will leave Lilch6eld tea
New MIltmd on Monda,s, Wednesdays and
FRIDAYS, al O'clock, A. NJ. aud arrive 81
New MllfHtd in time to take the Passenger
FRAN for New York or Albany
Leave New M,iind On tuesdays, Thursdays
md SaluIGays. At O'ciuck, r. NJ &c OH the
arINai"i the Passenger Train from New York
Annther Sag will leave West Cornwallfni
I,itrh6eld on Mondays, Wednesdays ana Fri
lays, al 9 0'clnck. P Vi or "n the ARRIVAL Of
he Passenger Train from New Yopk, aud re-
'urn or Tuesda.s THURSDAYS and Saturdays
naYIns LlchEe!d at 7 o'clock. a. NJ. Ihs.s
naklng daily ij4e from LilchfeId 10 The
! atomic Railroad.
sac Proprietor OF This line intends putting
IN new Carriages, a.G as usual good Houses,
and will enleavoT 10 merit liberal share al
public patronage.
EDMUND HART. Proprietor
West Cornwall. June 81, ls49. s