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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-10-10
To the Probate Court for the District OF Wash

To the Probate Court for the District OF Wash.
ington:
The application Of Esther Newcomb, re.
specially showeth THAT she is guardian to
Catherine Newcomb, and Uranaia Npwcomb.
Minors, belonging to said District, and that
said Minors are the owners OF the following
real estate, viz one piece of land situated in
said Washington, with barn standing thereon,
containing forty eight acres mere or less,
bounded northerly by Patterson and Isaac Z.
Crowfoot's land, easieIIy ON said Crowtoo,'s
land, uiherly on Sheldon w. Meeker's land,
and westerly or turnpike road. Also one
other piece lying on the opposite side Of tie
turnpike. containing sixty three acres more or
less, with dwelling house thereon standing,
bounded northerly by land formerly owned by
Joseph Whiulesey and on Isaac c. Crewfnots
land, westerly on said Whiitlesey and Willard
Wheaton & S, w. Meeke,'s land. southerly on
said Waeaton's and Mcekers land, and easter-
ly on Isaac c. Crowiooi's land anu turnpike
read. in both pieces one hundred and eleven
acres more or less, valued at about four thou
sand dollars @
AND she further says, That the estate - at
present unproductive that the avails thereo:
are wanted for the support, maintainence and
education of said minors, and that 1t will be
for the advantage Of said minors to sell the
same and invest The avails thereof according to
law wherefore she says there is just and rea-
scnable cause for selling the same. She there
fore prays the Court TO order said real estate
t6 b. sold, and to empower her or some other
meet person to sell the same, pursuant to the
statute in such cases made and provided.
Dated at Washington, Sept 7, 1880.
Esther NEwcoS1B, Guardian.
District of Washington. Probate CouIt IS.
September 7th, 1850.
Ordered-That The foregoing application be
heard ard determined at the Probate Office IN
Washington on the 3Oih day Of November 1850
at one o'clock afternoon |; and that notice
thereof be published 10 some public newspa-
per near the place where such real estate lies
three weeks excessively a! least six weeks
before said time assigned
DANIEL G. FLATT, Judge.
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FOR SALE.

fMs5 I'm TIE Homestead formerly
l;;.;Hs owned and occupied by Major
.Rz4 Beebe Hine, and more recent
ly by D. P. Clark, Esq, beautifully sit
uated at the head of the Main street in
the village Of New Milford, Conn.
The DIV cling House is of brick =; and
both Dwelling House and Barn are large
commodious and in good repair. The
Farm contains fifty FIVE and half acres.
of land of the best quality-well fenced,
mostly with substantial stone walls and
in high state of cultivation, and COM
prises fine Orchard Of young apple
trees in full bearing. A wood lot Of
eleven acres, about a mile distant from
the homestead, will be sold with it. Pay
ments arranged to accommodate the pur>
chaser. About one half Of the purchase;
money can remain on mortgage for seA
ries of years, if desired.
Possession given 1st of November
next. This property, distant from New
York about four hours, by railroad, and
from Bridgeport about one hour and q
half, is deemed worthy the attention OF
gentlemen who desire to obtain very
pleasant residence in a quiet moral and
healthful New England village.
Application can be made to D. G.
Sanford, near the premises. New Milford,
or to the subscriber.
HENRY X. BOGERT,.
Executor Of the last, Will Of Augustine
H. Lawrence. deceased.
New York, 40 William ST., Aug. 1850.
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PREMIU Ms AWARDED BY THE
COMMITTEE ON DOMESTIC
MANUFACTURES.

J & H Hotchkiss. Woodbury., black cassi>
mere, LIST premium 81 %
Mrs E Gilbert, piece Of flannel 90
Mrs II HumphervIlle do 90
Mrs r Newton, Mortified. brown linen so
Mrs Norman Wadhams, Goshen do so
Mrs James Smith, Liieh'd, 2 ps table linenl 90
Mrs NJ Ives, Cornwall, wooden Il cotton
blanket l 90
Mrs Dickinson, Milton, do do 90
Mrs H Frisbie, Milton. do do 90
Mas Scoville, Watertown, (aged 10 y'rs)
fancy silk quilt 90
Charitable Society ofVa,erl'n, 4 quilts 90
Miss H NJ Brewster, Cornwall, I do 100
Miss Thrall. TorriDgton, (under yrsof
ags,) pr pillow cases and q quilt so
Miss H M Brewster, pr linen pillow cases so
MRS Harvey St oddard, Bethiem, best rag
carpet, 1st premium 800
Mrs J M Wadhams, Goshen, I'd premium 90
MIS- NJ A Phelps. Sd premium 90
Miss Jane Norton. Goshen, fancy rug, LIST
premium 200
Mrs Dayton, 2 rugs made Of listing. I'd
premium l 90
Mrs C futile, North6eld, wooden shawl
LIST premium 200
Miss C Lucas, Goshen, ladies' wooden hose
LIST premium 100
Mrs Scovill, wooden hose, ed premium So
do SILK hose 81
re- Norman Waihams, Goshen. mems
hose, lst premiem 100
Miss Polly Andrews, North6eld ID prem so
Mrs Anna Wadhan,s, Goshen 1877 yrs old)
for 8 pair good hose SO
Miss Marsh of Cornwall, fancy cotton hose so
Mrs H Beach and Miss B Lucas OF Goshen.
and Mrs Turney of Litch6eli, for
mit,ens, various colors each Is
HC&JK Kilbourn, Norfolk, wooden yarn
various colors, LIST premium 90
Mrs H E Morse Of Litch6eld I'd premium so
Mrs STrowbrldge, Litch6eld, table cover 90
Miss C E Pierpont of Litchfield for
sa:chel . so
Miss Mary Adams of Litchfeld for two
ottomans SO
Miss Julia Beers Of Litch6eld, stand cover SO
Miss Norton Of Goshen for an ottoman GOV.
el on hair cloth 50
Miss Scoville Of Cornwall for lamp mat so
Miss C Bradley tor head-dresses and ladies'
caps, Miss Allen for peacock fans, Mrs
Bryan, Misses Rachel Buel and Collins fer
artificial flowers, Mrs Hoyt for she'll work.
Misses Jane E Bishop for a bead purse and
card basket. Castle fer samplar. IS cents each,
Mrs J Stone, for dish Of wax fruit. sc,
so cents. ]. s. GOLD, Chairman.
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From the .Ne,O York JOwrnal of comueree.

October 5.
Loss OF THE BARK ISAAC MEADE AND
"a LIvEs.-1'he steamer Southerner,
Captain Berry, arrived here yesterday
afternoon from Charleston. Yesterday
morning, at 2 o'clock, being then in lat.
$3.50, and in 20 fathoms water, she de-
scried sail on the larboard bow. and i'm
mediately put the helm hard a>port,
stopped the engine, and backed hard.
The forward motion OF the steamer was,
however, considerable, when she struck
the bowsprit Of the strange vessel, turn>
ing her partly round as it afterward ap-
peared, prying open her bows; for in
less than FIVE minutes she went down,
carrying with her fifteen passengers and
nine Of the crew. She proved to be the
bark Isaac Meade, from New York for
Savannah, with SO persons on board, and
a valuable cargo. Before she went
down, the Southerner had backed clear
of her, and, by lowering and manning 8
of Francis life>boats, was enabled to save
two Of the passengers and Z of the crew,
as follows:
Passengers saued.-E A. Bradley, and w.
II. Stanton-(2).
Passengers lost Mrs. Catharine Bradley,
of Conn.,, Miss Harriet Grams, Mrs. Amer,
and Mrs. Barnes Of Macon, Ca, Miss Barnard
Of Wilmington Island, Ga, Miss C. Barnard.
ditto, Master John Barson, ditto, DR. Magin-
mis-, Lady, and child. of Savannah, H. Grannis.
Mr.. COTnis, Conn.,, two Messrs Adams of Lon
don, and J. H. Brown, the captains son-(l5).
Cresc saued-7.
CretO lost %.
Although the effects OF the collision were so
fatal, the shock was by no means violent, hut
the 5owsprit operated like a lever to pry open
the bows.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-10-10

AT Court Of Probate holden at Kent, within
and for the District of Kent. on the 9th day
OF September. A. d 1850.
Present RUFUS FULLER. Esq. Judge.
ON motion of Agur C. Northrop, Executor
Oof the last will and testament OF Thomas
G. Northrop, late Of said District deceased
This Court doth decree that six months from
this date be allowed and limited for the cred
itors Of said estate to exhibit their claims
against The same to said Executor or be de-
barred a recovery-and directs that public
notice be given of this order, by advertising in
field County, and by posting copy thereof on
the public sign post in said Kent, nearest the
place where the deceased last dwelt.
Certified from Record.
3w2l RUFUS FULLER. Esl. Judge.
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NOtlcos-Ii1e JONI committee of the
Foreign and Home Missionary Societies
OF Litch6eld county, to consider the ex~
PedIenCy Of holding the meetings of said
societies in different places in the county,
are requested to meet at the Mansion
House in Litchfeld on Wednesday, Oct
10th, at 8 O'Clock in the forenoon.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-10-10

0tOIe, Opposite Tue
United States Hotel, are now prepared to
show to customers full and well selected
assortement of Drugs and Medicines of all
kinds. Unadu!terated Wines and Brandies
for Medicinal purposes. Syringes of any
size and description. Trusses and supper
tiers. Choice Colognes, Lubin's Extract,
nice Confectionery &c. &C. Most of the
Patent Medicines of the day. Physicians
prescriptions, will receive careful personal
attention, and the best articles used without
regard 10 cost Physicians supplied on the
most reasonable terms. Having just re-
turned from New York, we can also be pre-
pared to furnish customers with fancy
goods, consisting in part of Steel Beads,
Bag Clasps, Purse Twist, Rings and Tas>
sells, Perforated and Tissue Paper, Wcssied's
Combs, Brushes Pocket Books, Shaving
Cream. Military CASTLE and varions other
shaving and toilet soaps. Drawing Pencils,
Pins, Needles, Fancy Boxes, aud many
other things TOO numerous 10 mention
We are prepared to furnish Teachers OF
Schools wpih any variety of toys and books
suitable for gifts al the close Of their schools.
Goods will be sent to the residence if de-
sired.
N. B. All Of our goods are TO he sold at
small profits on the new cash system.
GARDINER Il SANFORD,
Druggists and Apo,hecaries.
West Cornwall, Sept. 18th 1850.
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FUGITIVE SLAVES.

The fugitive slaAe bill is making move
ment here among the colored population, as
they imagine some slave catchers are on
the look cat. They have organized and
armed themselves and are determined to
yesist TO the last, any attempt on thier lib
ty.-TOwego paper.
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NOTICE.

MILL be sold at public anction on the
w Odd day Of November next at o.
clock A. NJ, al the Public Sign Post in
Washington, so much of the real estate OF
Increase Moseley's heirs, as will pay town
tax Of 10 cents on the dollar, laid on list
l646. Also the incidental fees for c9llec>
ton.
Dated at Washington, this, 9Th day Of
September. 1850. 10
G. c. WHITTLESEY, Collec,or
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Li,cbfeli Aug 90. 1850. 4w,
Collector's Notice.

NJ Office is hereby given to all persons liza.
IN Bile to pay Town and State Tax in WASH
ington, onassessment of 1910, that will meet
them at the store of w. W L.eavilt, in Wash.
ington, on Monday Oct. g.: al the store of Mel
son MoIehouse, New Preston, on Tuesday Oct.
7, between the hours Of 9 and IL O'Clock in
the forenoon.
All persons who neglect to pay their taxes
at said time, mnst expect 10 pay the legal fees
for collecting. J. H. BENNETT, Collector.
Washington. Sept. II. 1850. '3wl9.
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DI Ed,

In Middletown, 23d ult. Leverett Hubbard,
Esq, aged SO long known as Deputy Collector
of the Customs for the District Of Middletown.
In Winsted, 1st ult, Lucy C. wife OF Deacon
James II Afford, aged &c.
In New Carlisle, Ohio, 18th ult, Rev Chester
Cotton, formerly Of West Hartford, aged &c.
In Delphi, Ind, on the 18th inst, Charles
E.. only son of E. W. Bolles, formerly of
this town.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-10-10

pThe entree into the city of sNed Bnn..
iine,' alias E. z. Judson, the Opera House
rioter. after serving years apprenticeship
at Blackwell's Island. was duly celebrated
by his friends and associ ates yesterday at
ternoon. They turned out TO the number
of about 500, and escorted him through
some Of the principal streets, with band
of music. Ned was drawn by coach and
four.-Jour. Of Commerce..
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EitchGeld Academy.

TNHE next quarter OF this school VIII
Il commence on the first Tuesday in Mo-
vember,
Tuition per Quarter.
Common English Studies. 81 TO IS.
Classical e. Higher do. do. IS to 81.
To those who wish board, washing, lodg
ing, tuition. &c. the whole expense will be
$36 per quarter.
Instruction 10 Mnsic, French, Drawing
and Painting, at the usual extra prices.
Lectures on various practical subjects,
may be expected during the session.
Particular attention will be given TO
those who wish TO qualify themselves for
teaching. J. L. HENDRlCK, Principal.
Lilchfeld, Oct. 7lh 1850. 4w22
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DY virtue of a warrant to me directed,
ID will sell at auction at the public sign
pos, in Harwinton, on Monday, the 9Th of
Jan. next at | p m, so much of the real esaate
of VIM B. Webster, nonresident, as will
pay a town tax of cents on the dollar, on
The list of le4S, together with incident costs
Of sale. WILLIS CATLIN, Collector.
Harwinton, Sept "a, 1850. 3w"
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SELECT SCHOOL.

MISS SARAH MOODY, will opeE a
lV Select School, on the lst day of No
vember next in The village of Li.ch6eld. for
the instruction Of Young Ladies in the
elementary and higher branches of educa>
lion.
For further particulars the public are re-
ferred 10 Rev. w. b. Stone, DR.. Beckwith
and Mr. Hollisler of Li,chfield. "3w22
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For Sale,

"A A Farm lying in the South west
part Of Litchfeid in the society
!!!! w of South Farms, containing
$3.50 l25 acres of land. Said farm
is suitably divided into Meadow, Pasture,
Wood and Plow land, being well fenced and
in a high state Of cultivation. On said
farm is a new Dwelling House. also four
Barns, Shei, Corn House. &c. Any one
wishing to purchase will do well 10 call
and examine for themselves.
Refere nee can be had by applying to
Abraham Beecher, Esq. of Bethlcm or the:
subscriber on the premises.
*4m22 SAMUEL w. WAUGH.
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LitchAeld Savings Society.

At meeting of the members of the
Liich6eld Savings Society, held on the goth
inst. the following persons were chosen Offs
GERS for the year ensuing, viz
GEO. G. WOODRUFF, Pres;dent
SAM'L. P. BoLLEs, Vice President.
SETH P. BEERS,
CHARLES L. WEBB,
J. G.. BEcKw1TH, ; Directors.
CHARLES ADAMS,
EDWIN B. WEBSTER,
GusTAvUs F. DAVIS, Secretary and
Treasurer.
Office at the Phoenix Branch Bank, and is
open every business day from 9 to IL Am. AMI
from Q to 4 Pm.
G.. F. DAVIS, Treasurer.
Litch6eld July 90. 1850 m
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-10-10

TTAS returned from New York with a
IL well selected assortment Of Millinery
articles. Hats, Flowers, Ribbons, &c. &c
Also, Dress Trimmings, Fringes. Gimps.
Buttons, &c. Sc, to which heattention Of
the public is called as they mwill De sold
cheap. Particular attention paid to dress
and cloak making.
Mrs. H. M. MALLETT.
West Cornwall Oct. 2, 1850.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-10-10

FIRE.--A barn belonging TO Clark p.
Maxam, was burnt, in Sharon, on Monday
night, with a valuable stock of hay and
grain and two horses. /: is supposed to
be the work Of an incendiary.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-10-10
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 6.

IHILADELPHIA, OCCs q.
DEATH OF ANOTHER MEMBER OF Con-
GREss.-The Hon. Chester Butler, Rep
resentative from the eleventh Congress
sional district, died at the American Ho-
tel in this city, this afternoon, of typhus
fever. Mr.. Buffers residence was in
Wilkesbarre.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-10-10
Prepare for Fire by Insu-
rance

VNHE Subscriber being an authorized Agent
4 OF the : Merchants and Farmers Mutual
Fire Insurance Company" Of Worcester Mass,
efers to ensure
Buildings and MerchGndise''
not extra hazardOns--at very low rates, for
the term of from one 20 FIVE years.
s. N. BRONSON, Agent
LltchIield. Dec. 1919.
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Wanted

A T the New Haven Shirt Mandatory.
n number OF Young Women 10 iro" Shirts.
Capable and intelligent persons can make
from o. to So per week. None but Ameri-
cans need apply. For further information en-.
quire of S. N. BRONSON, Litch6eld s
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-10-10

H The Freshman class Of Yale Col
lege numbers one hundred and twenty ;
3 very large class.
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PROBATE lREGORlD
District of New Milford SIS.
Probate Cont. Sent. Is, 1850. {

Probate Cont, Sept. Is, 1850.
ESTATE of William Gaylord, lsle of
- New Milford in said Districi de-
ceased. Ordered-That the Administers
tors, with the will annexed, upon said Es>
tate, exhibit lheiI Administration account
10 this Court for adjustment, at the Probate
Once in New Milford, on the 18th day of
October, 1850 at | o'clock, afternoon and
that all persons interested in said Estate,
may be notified thereof the Administrators
upon said Estate will cause this Order TO
be published in a newspaper printed in
Lilchfeld: and post copy thereof on the
sign post in said New Milford, nearest
where the deceased last dwell,
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Wanted.

A YOUNG MAN, of good character, who
n has had several years experience in city
or country store. TO whom liberal salary will
be paid Apply. in person Immediately. at the
Bee Hive Hartford. STARR & BURKETT.
2w20
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To the Heirs Of Sylvanus Gibbs.

THE subscriber has credible information of
l. a valuable sum in money and lands be.
longing to the heirs Of Sylvanus Gibbs. am
informed that he was private and an ensign
in the Revolutionary War in the Connecticut
line, that he was pensioned under the act of
June It'll, 1882. then residing in Litchfield Co..
Conn. He was placed tn the pension roll.
Sept. 81, 1889. shat his pension commenced
March Ath, 1891. was. at tie time he was
placed on the roll 80 years old, and died June
9th 1884. Should any individual know he
said Sylvanus Gibbs and his heirs, they will do
favor to let them know. who on information
shall receive full account of all that ! am in
possession, by paying for few incidental
charges. Heirship property attested and post-
age paid, Editors of other papers please copy
the heirs may be in ethor States.
South Farms, Litchfeld Co. CT.
BENTON BARNARD.
Sent 9Th 1850 20
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-10-10

bo-CornwalI, Watertown, Sharon, New Mill
ford and Norfolk, elected Wing town officers
on Monday.
OO-Fopulation of Cornwall 203s-increase
in ten years 1856 Sharon 25l6-increase in
ten years 100.
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II IST of letters remaining in the Post
- Office at Litchfield, Oct. LIST, 1850.

II IST of letters remaining in the Post
- Office at Litchfeld, Oct. LIST. 1850.
Bailey, 8. C. H. Moservey, Miss P.
Bronson, Chloe A. Moses, Pliney
Brewster, Daniel Morse, PlIney
Bigelow, Robert Morse, A.
Buel, Helen E. Newton, 8. A.
Bishop. Ensign Marcy, James
Bunnel, Albert Perry, Mrs. H.
Buns, Michael PIympton. Mr.. ].
Camp, J. E. Phillips, Ammi
Carer, Charles Plears, Seth 2
Carpenter, WIN. F. Roache, Michael
Cook, Jacob F. Ryan, Anne
Dow, Lyman Ryan, Michael
Emmons, Harriet A. Ryan, Patt
Hall Henry Stanton, John
Hopkins, VIM. Stoushtop, Andrew
Hoffman. Mrs. T. N. Quimby, A. C.
Henson. David Thayre, Miss Emily
Hakes, Lorenzo H. Turrel. David II.
Hamlin, Mrs. M. A. Wooster, Rollin
King. Joshua I. Watson, John w.
Morehead, Mrs. w. G..
L. VESSELS. P. NJ.
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wa shillgtOa Academy.

This School will commence on the lst We'd
nesday in November.
Tuition per trim Of 2ageeks.
Common English Studies, 500.
Languages, 800.
Higher Eng. Studies (extra) each. 100.
Board can be obtaided in private families.
at reasonable prices
5wl7 F. w. QUINN, Principal.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-10-10

NOTICE-The Litchfeld Savings Soc'y
IN is now ready TO receive deposits of mon>
ey, which will be taken in any sum from
one dollar TO four hundred dollars. The
society has few hundred dollars 10 loan
on the pledge Of unincumbered Real Estate.
DEPOSITS MADE FROM
July 1st to Sept. 30, com'd interest Oct LIST
Oct, 1st to Dec. 81. I" q Jan. 1st
Jan 1st to March 81 's April LIST
April 1st TO June 80 i" =" July 1st
G. F. DAVIS, Treas.
I.itcbfeld Aug 90. 1850. Avis
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STOVES. STOVES.

NoaO as The time to bug cheap!
THE subscribers have on hand and for sale
l. the largest and best assortment of Stoves,
for Kitchen, Paror, Office or Shop use. ever
before in Old Litchfield County. All of which
will be sold at prices so lOt0 as TO astonish the
natives entirely. All we ask of our friends
aid the public generally is personal eroma-
inaiion of our stock, as we feel confaent that
we can sell 10 all who are IN want. Our
Sales Roc IN IS open a, all hours of the day, for
the inspection Of the public.
hrStove Furniture and Fixtures cons
stantly on hand, together with large assort-
ment Of TIN, BRASS. COPPER, IRON. and
BRITANNIA WIRE.
PATTTSON Dc CONE.
Village Hall Building.
West Cornwall, Sept, 16, 1850.
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Druggists and APOihecaries.
West Cornwall, Sept. 18th 1850.

r IST OF letters remaining in the Post
- Office at West Cornwall, October LIST,
1850.
Bramble, Grove L. Lewis, Henry H.
Bierce, Sylvester Maghran. Owen
Buddington, Lyman Maze, Samue
Caulkins, jeremiah McGuiness, Edward
Chase, John H. Niccles IN, Mrs. @.
Cogswell, Lacetta Ryan, Michael
Col,ar, Eber Ryan. Patrick
E@mons, E. L. Strand, George
Fuller. Emily Thornton. Patrick
Grist- mill tender FULLY, John 2
Gleason. James NJ. Wickwire, John
Hoxley, Robert 8 Wilcox, Fanny n.
Hunt, Mr.. Mary
J. t. NORTON, P. M.
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American Chain Pump Fac
tory.

TNIIE snhscriher is prepared TO furnish at
i wholesale or retail Chair lamps is any
quantity. Chain, Wheels. TUBES. SIS, sent
10 any part Of the country BY Rail Read. Ehss
best 81 Chain aud Wheels sold At the veh4
lowest cash prices. Call and see,
WANTED--A good Blacksmish. to ut
Conntry work, and Forge Tor Maehlac shop
MI BALDWIN.
Wsli,GsE I'll 6. ls5O.
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NEW FLOUR.

EOR SALE hythe Subscriber, 100 Barrels
IL of GENNESEE FLOUR. fresh ground
from New Wheat. WARREN CONE.
No.iolk, Aug. 90, $50. 10
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AT 25 cts. Der Gallon. M

NV ~O VVEs VVA
WYE have few gds of that same Mol as
w ses, at the above price.
ALVORD s. BS0f ERS
Wolcottville, june 10
TIME Subscribers have JUS received 700
l. Boxes NICHOLSS celebrated BRIDGE
PORT CANDLES, which they will sell at the
lowest prices, and IN lots 10 suit purchasers
T. RANSOM & co.
Bridgeport, Sept. 90 1850.
N. b. SALT and PLASTER for sale by the
cargo or in lots 4w20 T. R. s. co.