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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

Making in all........:-...........s7l 40
Aud being about one-ffth the amount paid by
"Democratic" officers 10 "DemOorutic" Editors in
the county ofGnernsey iora less amou,.t Of work
Ii other things ARE paid Tor in the same Prupor
tion, wa do not wonder that our friend of the
Times should think that "a charge can do NJ
hurIn,"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20
RnnuorioV OF rERHs.


ssrsaseershe terms Of the GeFetie willbs as
lows:
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q within tile year -.---.--- .---s-2 W
't alterths year expires. lou
.Fron aaL after the xpiratipb OF the year, SIX
, sJitiltersat ,viIl6s charged hp0a the highest
srtis.
olrpbjectis. for the nutualhenrfii nf publish
ndteader. 10 DO business hereafter. as near
possible, upon the cash system; aud these
ans will e strietiyadneredlo,
Terms fof ciubs.
SCOPES, .-..-- ...--.- -.--.- .---.So-YO
do .----...----..s-.- a-.+s..- o,Ut
far prrson, getting up club oItef, lSlll be
'nliiled to,uns copy gratis. 80 long as the club
.pl.ianes by hisexerimus, The cash in thest
pe,. mls,iuvariably accompany he names.
ES-wih 9nt Post Masters interest ,hemselveI
! IA easingthseirculalion Of the Gazeitel By
preper exariou. they Gnu both heueiit themselvel
aud Us Mluy ofthsm du much towards sns
timing Eastern publications, Why canilui they dc
the safne al least for their own county papersi
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

New GOoDs. We neglected on yes
terday to mention that Messrs. Little Il
Dresbachs are just opening the first arri-
val Of their fall purchases. The stock
opens we'll aud looks beautiful. The
goods will be sold upon reasonable terms
of course. We believe they are the first
10 market.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20
BENJAMIN F. CROW

The DEPARTMENT. OF TIIR lNTERIOR.-
From the letter which we publish below.
addressed 10 the President ny Mr. Jenk
inS, Of Gerogia, our readers will learn
the reasons which have induced that gen
tleman to decline the bonur which has
been rendered him of seat in the cab
met. The Washington Republic under
stands that the Department will soon be
filed. and in manner. it doubts moi,
that will be satisfactory 10 the country.
AUGUSTA. Sept. 8, 1860,
HnnOred Sir.--t received. day or
two since, through my friends, Judge
Dawson and Mr., Toombs, a mess ge
from you, rendering me the distinguished
honor &c place in your cabinet. aud
knowing you desired an eaIly answer re
piled briefly by telegraph. cannot
however. refrain from expressing, more
distinctly aud appropriately. my appreci
alton Of the obligation conferred. and my
regret that circumstances. from which
cannot escape, forbid compliance with
your wishes.
You will readily recognize the difficuI
~ nf closing abruptly practice in the
legal profession. continuously pursued
(or nearly quarter of a century, bat this
difficulty is enhanced by tbs pressure Of
apyaral anuauttn tnenta ,,f neruliarly
binding aud confidential obligation, a,
this moment resting upon mo
. Pardon the expression Of the deep So
licitude | feel Tor the success Of an ad.
minis,ration with which you have offered
ma most enviable connection aud which
| have an abiding confidence, is faithful
y devoted to the promolion of the high
est interests Of unr whole country.
Very respectfully, your obed'ent ser
want. CHARLEs |, JENKINS,
To the President of tho United States.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

EVAmin Boy, the first Turkish Am.
bassador To the United States, has arriv.
cd at New York He is in high rank a.
mong his countrymen, aud has filed many
important missions, He is sentto acquaint
himself with our system of government,
ourinslitotions, aud every thing relating to
this nation, poitlcu ly aud socially, for
the information of the Sullsn,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20
Tuesday Evening, Sept. ~, 1850

THE FAEL TRADE = The Pro.psct.--
Some Of our Merchants are in the East
making then Fall llpOrchases. while others
have already returned. They 6nd good
market and have been enabled to lay in
their Fall & Winter stock upon accom-
.modating terms. {
The trade al hume promises we'll, and
our Merchants generally have made am
pie arrangements to supply the demand
with the latest styles and best quality Of
goods. Ina few days, they will be in the
receipt Of their Stocks; when as usual
our readers will be ad Used of the fact
by our advertising columns.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

EMIGRATION TO MExlco, - The New Or.
leans Picayune learns that the Inspector
of the Mexican military colonies Of the
East, has informed his government III At
more than 700 persons Of both sexes, from
the United States, have moved into Mex.
leo. with the intention of settling perma.
nently' He has appropriated for their
residence, attract Of territory at the con.
fence oflhe San Antonio and San Auto.
Rodrigo rivers. on the principal passes oI
| She Camanches az ! q sra
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

DR. OLDs. - The Doctor has been ex.
cused from attending any further, during
the present session, upon his duties as
Representative of the ninth Congressinn.
al District Of Ohio, having paired off
with Georgia member, and has come
home TO attend to personal matters. -
Whatever coniiIen. he may have had in
lis friends throughout the district, he did
not deem it good policy to "abIy aud
faithfully perform his duties" at Wash,
iHgton and depend upon these friends to
attend Ia the canvass at home. His own
TO election is too importunt matter to
he put in tho scale with Congressional
dudes m trusted to political friends.
The Doctor opened the Campaign at
Ru,hviIle last evening aud to night he
addresses lhnse whp chnuse to listen tn
him at Pensamlvile We will have him
reported, we doubt not, by some Of our
friends. and can thcu see whether he has
added 10 or substracted anything from his
speech,
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Naugatuck r ailroad

Commeucino ADril 24ts, 1850


Commencing april 24th, 1850.
FNlRSr passenger tram will leave bridgeport !
Il for Waterbury al 1925 a. m, or III the
arrival OF the a. m. Exptess IIain frum New
York. connecting al SlraltOrd with the $50
a. m. train from New Haven.
I'd Passenger Train will leave Bridgeport for
Winsted, at $40 p. m. or on the arrival Of the
the2.45 p m Express Train from New York,
connecting al STAFFORD with the 4 so p. m.
Trsim from New Haven.
lstF'reight train with passenger car attached
wi Il leave BidgepOltior Winsted al 90 a. ln
81 Freight Train with passenger car attach.
cd will leave Bridgeport for Waterbury al 6.
o. +. IN.
Returning.
First passenger train will leave Winsled at
no m =, connecting al the Junction with
special train TO New Haven, and arrive al
Bridgep.,: IN time Ter the passengers to take
the 1890 a. IN. IT.; in 10 New York. and Trains
TO Hartford. Albany, PIttsheld, ana Stations on
the Housatonic Railroad,
I'd Passenger Train will leave Waterbury al
| S 80 a m, connecting at The Junction with the
special train &c New Haven aud Hartford. and
arrive in Bridgeport in time for passengers to
| to take the a IN Train 10 New York.
| Sd Passenger Tain will leave Waterbury
| at 3.3j u. m, connecting with the Express
| Train t. New Haven, Hartford and Boston,
| the S is Train to New York and Evening Tain
TO Pitts6eld.
| Freight train with Passenger Car attached
wi 4 leave Winsled at J 40 p. m. and arrive III
Bridgeport in time Tor the $50 p. m. Train TO
New Haven, and Evening Train to New York.
STAGES
From Lilchfeld will connect with tie Pas.
senger Train which leave Winsted at ITO a
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lElIU u III AL
Life Insurance Company
AN QAT'FTM MORE

NEW ENGLAND BRANCH, 25 Doane
In Street, Boston. GEORGE NJ. CHALwlLL
General Agent f0rNew England.
Sub. Agency Of Woodbury., Conn. William
Cethrcn, Esg., Agent.
Garwrod H. Atwood, NJ. D., Examining
Physician
Local Board of Trustees for .Neto England
R,anch.
DANIEL DESHON, PRESIDENT.
c r. Adams, Col. VIM. SCHUYLER,
Rev'd. S. K. Lothrop, Col N. A. Thompson
Ephraim Lombard, Thomas Groom,
John Schouler, William W. Warren.
Funds sufficient to meet the expected losses
of this Branch from its present business, are
now invested in New England. under the SUI
pe,vision OF the Local Beard of Trustees, by
whom the securities are holden, and the same
will be loae from month to month hereafter.
Per order: GEO. M. CHALWILL,
3 General Agent.
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y. II. RICHARDS,
Custom and Ready Made Clothing En-.
aa pOvisizs, y -
AND

Cassom and Ready Made Clothing En-.
Porisz', -
AND
CsentlomeR's Quitting Establishment. |
st door east of Wheelcr's Hotel, West st.
Spring and : ummer Stock Of
Faslnio nable Clothing,
At PRICES MUCH LESS THAN EVER nEFoRE
AT TaIs ESTABLISHMENT.
THAvE found il necessary to move into. West
i Street, aud have taken the store furmeriy
occupied by Nj. Samuel Clock which has
recently been fixed up expressly Tor me, and
am now prepared to give great Bargains in
Custom aud Ready Made Garments 81 every
description, TO all VITO may favor m with
theiI patronage. | have received the most
fashionable assortment OF Spring and sumner
Goods, ever before offered 10 this public. My
stock has been selected with great rare-wiih
specific reference to the Spring and Summer
Etade
lwond cal the particular attention Of my
customers and the public generally, TO my
ST lck Of Dress and Frock Coats. at prices
varying iran one dollar and twenty five cents
10 eight dollars.
Ii The pantaloOns manufactured and sold at
this establishment are admitted t. be superior
other establishment here and are sold from one
to seven dollars.
The assortment of vcs's embraces all the
new spring ami summer styles, from one to
five d0lla.e.
A spled.d assortment Of Cloths, Cas-. ineres
ana Vcstin2s, of oil kinds, by the yard or to
suit ur.haseTs, with a full assortment Of tall
ors trimmings, all OF which will 1e old trench.
tdous cheap
Gcnt!cmen--your are invited to examine
my sioux OF goods before purchasing else.
where, as am determined not 10 be unGersold
By any man in til 9 port Of the country.
The fancy department embraces ali that Is
new or desii able, in Dugllse French and ltal
ian, black and fancy silk Cravats, Suspcnders
Gloves, ot all kinds, umbrellas. and good as
> sortmeni Of plain and fancy shirts, hosoms ant
collars, hosiarv, with every 9TH. article usually
kept in a GENTLEMAa's OVrFlTrINo ESTABLISH
1 MINT.
: Gentlemen furnishing their cloth can have
= their garn ents made in style NOT TO be sur
passed in fashion or workmanship, aud warran
Is ted to fit.
e Cutting done OF short notice,
!. Sprung fashions just received.
n feel UNDER great obligations 10 my numel
Gus customers for their past attention, an
trus, by close application TO business, and FIR
determination not To be excclled by any estab
lIshnent Of the kin Il in tho country, / sha
merit the patronage which has been 50 libel
ally bestowed.
s r. II. RICHARDS,
West Street, Litchfi.id. so
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very Important!

NNO persons owning mill privilege on small
Il stream of water where they can obtain "a
feet or more fall. in q short distance-abour IS
feet Is pFeferrad-the subscriber will furnish a
motive power aud fixtures which is acknowIed,
ged by nearly or quite all persons who see the
operation to excel all they have seen as yet. A
specimen can he seen in the South East pnrt Of
the town OF Canaan. 6 miles from Falls Village
and IN Pine Street, in the town Of Cornwall.
miles from Cornwall Bridge, Litchfield County.
Conn, and IN the South part Of The town oi
Washington, Berkshire County, Mass miles
East Of Lenox Court House. and III the Shaker
Village OF New Lebanon, Columbia County, M.
Z. It's simple in its construction and very per.
mansnt and durable. It's peculiarly convenient
Tor common saw mill, there is nothing equal
tot. commonly use about II square inchrs
Of water for saw Midland make 1t saw 100 fcei
Of boards in 10 minutes
For further particulars enquire at The Office oi
the Litcbfeld Enquirer or hyletcr to the subshri
bSr directed 10 Falls Village. Litchfield County
Conn. or IT, Daniel ]. Hawkins, New Lebanon,
Columbia Co. N. Y. ] have also very inn
portant Improvement for the Saw frame and
the pitman irons. which warrant to excel oil
others
0s-1h yer, best II reference and infotma-
linn will be given IN request ty letter o. 9TH
erwise All letters should be post paid.
II. WlGHTAlAN.
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PROTECTION
Insurance Company.
OF
HARTFORD. CONN.

TIME subscriber having been appointed an
i agent OF the above Company, ofierst" in
sure Houses, Stores, Mills. Factories, Barns,
and their contents, and all other descriptions
Of insurable property against lossor damage by
fire, a, rates OF premium as low as any other
similar institution.
G. F. DAVIS, Agent
Liichfeld. 1919.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS /!

DAYTON continues to nlanutac
tnre SERAPH1NES and MELo
DEONR Of the very best quality Of
% tone and workmanship. His Sera-
ph;nes aro made upon principles entirely
new. and are not inferior to any made or
used in this country.
DAYTON'S sLNPLOFED Me-
LODEONis admitted by the most COM
peleut Judges 10 be superior 10 any Melode,
On now in use. 1t has keyboard SIM
lar 10 that Of Piano or Seraphine. Ihc
Case is Of Rosewood, Black Walnut, and
Mahogany, aRd Is well finished. The tone
Is very sm0oth, and can be made loud or
son 81 the use Of the Swell Pedal. y -
well adapled 10 quick or slow music. The
bellows Is constructed on hsw ail'i i'm
proved plan,--it works with a Pedal. and
with bni little inconvenience 10 the pcrlor-
mcr. tits easily made portable BY folding
the legs underneath,
NJ. 81. Theae instruments are we'll adaP
ted tor al accompanimentso church choir'
AS we'll az for parlor use, and as they arr
made in strong and substantial manner
he subscriber feels entire confidence IN re
eommending them as adurable and efhcien
3nstrument.
~ The publis are iayited 70 call an
examine them.
EpPianos, Seraphines, and other Mn
sieal Instruments, tuned and repaired.
J.. DAYTON.
Wolsottyills, Gem, July. ls49.
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MAUGATUgK
RAIL ROAD.
@ !

ON and al,e, April 2o,n Stage will leave
~ Liichfield. from the Mansion II. use dali
" [Snndays excepted at & o'clock l5 rinutes
A. M. and arrive at the LitcIfield Station in
time TO take the Cars for New Haven, Bridge.
port aud New York. Returning on arrival Of
Cars from New York, Bridgeport and New
Haven al 2 p. NJ arriving at Liichlicld at s
80 Pm. f3A
Stage will leave The Liichfeid Station on ar
rival Of the Cars form Winsted and Welcott-
vile, arriving al Li,chdeld s, 80 a. NJ retu..
ming at 6 80 p. M milne to take the Cars Tor
Nolcottville and Winsted, and Stage to New
hartford.
LOTT FEM. Proprietor.
Litch6eld, Apr l6, 1880
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Stock of Goods for Sale.

Stock of Goods for Sale.
THE Stock If Goods belonging 10 BOLLES
& WELLS is offered Tor sale ENTIRE on Ia>
vorable terms, to close up the business In
the meantime the subscriber will cell to suit
customers.
Gsod bargains may be had for CASH
Gy-Those who have accounts are respect
fully requested To settle up.
;. P. BoLLES.
Litch6eld, Feb. 18th 1885,.
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Curtis n. North.
OFFICE OF THE
Moriden Insurance Agency.

WEST MERIDEN, CONN.,
agent for the
lEtna, Protection. and Hartford Fire Insu-
rance Companies, Hartford. CT
Washington Co. Granville, N. Y.
Equitable, Concord, N. H.
Connecticut Life, Insurance Company Hart
ford.
Philadelphia. Health Insurance Company,
Philadelphia.
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company.
New York
Stamford Health Insurance Company, STAIN
ford G onn. fI3
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American Chain Pump Fac,

tory.
TsIIE subscriber is prepared TO furnish al
i wholesale or retail Chain Pumps ia AN,
quantity. Chain, Wheels, Tubes. SC, sent
TO any part Of the county by Rail Road. The
best Of Chain and Wheels sold at the veiy
lowest cash prices. Call and see.
WANrED-A good Black smith, to do
Country work, ana Forge tor Machine Shop.
II. BALDWIN.
Washington, Feb. 9, 1850. 40
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Steam Engines and Boilers

steam Engines ana DolierS
A RE made and Iepailed on the shor,es. NO.
n lice BY the subscriber. Skating and Ma
chineTy ot a II kinds made Ia order. Castings
furnished OF the best quality, and extremely
low.
Kumble's Patent Machine, Stretched
Leather Bats. Also, Chain Pumps or Water
Elevators. wholesale and relal.
TOOLS, PATTERNS, DIES, and all kinds
of work usually done ina machine shop, done
il style which cannot tail to suit customers;
GAS. STEAM and WATER PIPES always on
baud. AARON KIL2OURN.
Ne, a Howardst. New Haven,
December LIST. 1919.
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Groceries, Refreshments,

4tsAa&, 06Cm
EDWARD o. PECK, having entrusfedthe
IL management OF his Grocery 10 the SUBJ
scrIber would take this opportunity 10 inform
his friends and the public generally. that he
has made many addition, and improvements
To his stock Of GROCERIES. CONNECTION
ARIES. REFRESHMENTS SC. The hes, Of
SMALL BEER, ( of all XII, ds,) PORTER.
f an excellent quality, and varinus other sum-
mcr and winter drinks. kept constantly ON
hand. FRUITS, CANDIES. NUTS. PIES.
CAKES. Sc. &C., &c, always fresh. and II
superior qualities, ready for every supply, at
short notice cheap for cash 0cS- OYSTERS.
cooked 10 suit the most fasidious tastes. in
style not TO be surpassed. Gentlemen who
wish 10 be suited in a most satisfactory man.
nrr and on the mos. reasonable terms, will do
well 10 call at the Grocery, in the basement ot
S r. HOLES Store, West 81.
ISAAC STEVENS, Agent.
Liiclield, May I'd. 1850. 4w52
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nN and after July 1st. Stages will run from
~ Litchfeld 10 The Housatonic Railroad, as
io.lows, VIZ: Stage will leave Litchield foi
New Milford on Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays, at o'clock. A. M. and arrive al
New Milford in time 10 take the Passenger
Train for New York or Albany.
Leave New Milford on Tuesdays. Thursdays
and Satulss ::ss. at O'clock. p. NJ. or on the
arrisalof The Passenger Tra;s from New York I, 4
Another Stage vii, ,,s..c West Cornwall for
I.itchfield on Mondays. Wednesdays ~. Fri.
days. al 2 O'clock. r. nj 81 on the arrival Of
ne Passenger Train from New York. and re-
turn on Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and Saturdays.
leaving Litchield al o'clock. A. NJ, thus
making daily line from Litchield 10 the
dousatonic Railroad
The Proprietor of this line intends putting
on new Carriages. and as usual good Horses,
and will sn.ieavor 70 merit liberal share If
public patronage.
EDWARD HART. Proprietor
West Cornwall. June 81, 1919, o.
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CHEAP CASH
DRUG STORE

TENIlOMAS LORD, wholesale and retail
=. dealer in Fsrrign aud Domestic Medi>
cints, Drugs. Chemicals. Patent Medicines
Imported Lserhcs, Strengthening Plastsrs,
Shakers' Herbs and Extracts.
Paints, Oils. Window Glass,
varnishes, Spirits .rurppn.ine, Rrushes, Putty,
Dye Woods. Dyc SluiTs, Sperm. Lamp ana Lard
Oils, Spirits Gas, Camphene, Putashes, Inks,
Backing, &C., SC,
e. Cheap Jsr Cash Or approved Credit.
Reference IL n. Is MAs,N. Esq, Superin-
tendant and Engineer N. Y. and N. H. n. r..
PliLO HURD. Esq., Sup'i. and Eng'r. Nauaa.
tue y. r. CHAs. WArERHuRy, Esq, Col:luc-
tor Naugaluc Il r, Iys7 &
Bridgeport, June 90, 1910.
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NOTICE Is hereby given that my wife.
IN Harriet A. Wafner, LEFT my bed INA
board on the 7.h day Of May, and iris d
70 forbid all persons hagboring or trusting
her on mr. account, IS shall pay no aehls
of her contracting.
ALBERT q. WARNER.
Nprsofka may "a, SwSe
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Dayton,
Keeps ON Hand aGeneral Assortmen
NgMgfesl 9irStrunIents.

s=0AN94HAhN0 Nj
yielins, Bass Vols; AccOrdeOns, Tam
borinesy CaStanets,
RtrIags jor ~ kinds Of Instruments
PEas, APRONS, DRID0Es, BOWS, oLARI'
OMIT REEDS, TUNING FORKS, Ros1S,
PIANO WIRE, SHEET MUSIC,
INSTRUCTION BOOKS,
&e., CO., 4c.,
Persons DESTROYS Of obtaining Instru-
5aents at the lowsst price, arsrespec.fully
invited ia call and sxam;ne for themselves
Iifssruction givsR upon the Piano Forte,
Organ, Ssraphiss, Melodeon. Bass Viol,
and IN ThsronSh Bass. Piano Fortes.
OrgaDs, and other instruments Tuned
and Repaired 70 order.
j.. DAYTON.
WoIcottviile, October. lS49.
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MARBLE & FOSTER
will continue To .,ffrf greater Inducements
than any house in New Haven, in either Of
tho above branches
New Haven April 8, 1850. 40
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IITgHITlTLD
Mutual Fire Insurance Company

HXHISCompanJ hasbeenil operation niieen
j Years ending July , is49, andhave'ssust
Amour. Of Pr.peryinsured during. .,.,x.
the time is, Sz,9aS,ssSSSs
Amour. Of property now insured Is ic94!6sl
whole amount Of cash pTeml-
Themus paid into the Tssasury dn-
To interest receive don Loans i,llsts
1898, $751; 2
Amour, OF Premiums no " charged
on the Books which can be col
lected If required. 2S,%SST 'tS
$685.
The whole amount OF Losses which
have been paid is, $lO,55l,69
| To amount OF expenses
paid to Agents, ana
! for lns plates, Books
J stationery &c lis z,SUS,4o =.
l
| Present. capital or funds Of the Com. q, 667,[C
| There is now no claims against the Com3a-
/ nv for losses--and during the time it has beer
| m operation. there has not been any assessrlen
| made on the charged premiums
1 The expense ofinsurancein this Company or
detached Dwelling Houses has been but cts
nm the 6 100 Der annCm,
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Agent for the Company

s4ge1et for the Company
Daniel D. Brinsmade. Washington,
David c. Sanford, New Milford,
Rufus Fuller, Jr. Kent.
Richard Smith, Sharon,
Frederick Kellogg, Cornwall,
Nelson Brewster. Goshen,
VIM M /. Burial, Canaan,
Donald J. Warner, alisbury,
s D. Norshway, g. Norfolk,
John Dcwell,
Roger II. Mills. New Hartford,
George D. Wadhams, Torrington,
Lewis Smith, Harwinton,
Elisha Johnson, Plymouth,
John c. Amber. Bethlem,
Leman w Cutler, Watertown,
John Abernethy, Woodbury.,
David e. Whiitlesy, New P.este1,
George P. Tallmadge, Warren.
Persons wishing 10 get their Buildings Insured
can apply to either ofthc Agents,ort o the Sec
WILLIAM BEEBE. President.
JASON WHITING. Secretary.
Litclrti ID. 1850
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OAgcc,.s of tie COa1sp01s!

Officers of tie Company.
WILLLaM BEEBE, President,
OLIVER GOODWIyV. 1reasmv
JASON WHITING. Secretary.
Directors.
WILLIAM BEEBE. STEPHEN DEMlNG
OLIVER GOODWIN ! D. G WHlTTLESEY
]. G. BECKWITH, DAVID c. SANFORD
JASON WHITING ROBBINS BATTELL
GEORGE G, WOODRUFF.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-06-13
Winstcd to Bridgeport.

Bridgeport. April. "a 1850.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-05-09
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ALL persons interested IN the ES-
"A TATE of Armstead Branch decd
are hereby notified that at the June
Term 1850, of the Probate Cont of
Madison County, | will present for
allowance. my final account as admin
islrator de bonis non of said estate, when
and where they may appear and show
cause why the said account should not
be allowed, and a decree made therein
accordingly. p. G. HENRY
ap 18-9-6t Adm. de bonls non.