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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-09-28

MANILA ROPE, Of sizes suitable for Bed.cords.
NJ Halter ropcs, clothes lines, towing lines, stsm
and bow lines ocl2 WM. HAsxrLt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-09-28

THIS Medicine isIor sale by the subscriber / n,
L pubic are requested 10 read the certificate OF
MIR Lew Hills, below. J. G. NATTNGfK.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-09-28

Their coats and paR'z, when them yot'llyew,
Viii gam your admiration.
Elegantly are they adapted TOO
For the rising generation.
Mandlebaum g. Kohn have dress like this
In most every variation,
For IN their trade they never miss
The rising generation.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-09-28
Betting Lcilthcl

SUlTABLEfor ,hrcshlng and hsrves,ingmsch
~ and all o'hermaehinery, for salc hv
Ottawa mar9 W BAsgrfl.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-09-28
SILK GopOS,

- lCiI DroGade, Italian utCs,:i1s, gro de Swiss,
III Florence and bonnet silks; bonnet, rap. and
belt Gibbons; Shaws, srars srlt handkerchiefs. ut
unusually low psces ma / 7 SAsGER & Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-09-28

M KEGS best quality Boston nails, assortedsize
w also 20 kegs fence nails for sale by CusHNAX.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-09-28
New Goods,

DAlNTS and 0ILS--We are now receiving
L large lot q Pure Extra i No Lead, Lnsced.
4 Lard Oils, Whiting &C., which will be sold low
for cash. mI.3. CUsHMAN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-09-28

Ny daughter when 6months cid was taken with
swelling in the ,on-ils which grew larger md lar
ger I'LL when years old she had great difficulty IN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-09-28
Nails.

FISH.
NTO. l,2, and Mackerei, Goldfish and White
~ fish Just received by IU3l CusHMAy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-09-28

Sat.
Os0Bbls in frs, rate order, for sale on consignment
ZDV nov 10 + f. CuARRuAun
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-09-28

RROADCLOTHS OF all colors and qualities, fan
- cy and plain cassmeres, heavy Sleeps grey, sat-
tire,is twccds, Jeans, hard times, also canton ard
wooilen Flanncls. Linseys. &c, Just received at
apls7 CUSHMAN's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-09-28
Paints, Ci.s, &c.

ON KEGS White Leaf, 81 and pure also La
loo seed Oh, llty, Lethrage, Ciso4e and rasls
Gtelu, Red Lead ,PrusSan b ne, vermilior, Span
in Brown, English Venetian fed, French and com.
mon ochru, Lamp Black Spirits 1urpon,ine, Copal
and Japan Vurnish, Sc &c Tor salelowby
Dec IA WALLER & IiicgtisG.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-09-28

yIfASHRURN'S best cast steel and steel esod
w ShOyc,s and Spades, the he's, article irmar-
he, Grain scoops Of all kinds; al.o lnrge ste =
shelihariwarr, Just received ., CUSIiNAN.
enroT 1919
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-09-28
Printers Ink
Aux GcasIcaiS !

TOR suc by the key at Chicago priccsby
= May H. WALKER & llicEtfSa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-09-28

A LARGE assortment of Blank Books, cap, letter,
IA and bill paper. Ink, pens, waters, stamps sanp
boxes envelopes, caIds. &C. &c, just received at
npr27 CUSHMAN's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-09-28

The undersigned wouldcaIl the attention Of me-
chants and others having property exposed 10 10.
by fire or the perls OF Navigation TO the superior az
vanlages ofieiedby the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-09-28
wanted
CA 'AUA GANEEHY

JSnow iniu oprrG,ior where cGsh q, Gltimcs "
| paid ioy a.. tnos Of HjicSuni skins, Plaster
ing hair on hind and for Gale atIhc rnneIy oI Vi .ry
shoe pdlenthers'ore inl5 Va. IAsksLL.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-22
Allerlcall Scientific Association.

Fms weak will wilntS SS the aSsemblage among uslof many gentlemen devoted 10 he pursnlis Of Sc.en.e. No association is more respectable 4th sn this which IS devoted 10 the advancement of American Scieuce, anu which is 10 msel to day in one ot the College buildings The houoed names of Racne sants llenry, Of Silliman. and others waose personal his ory is almost record of ne eO,rth aud prog essof the sciences 0i aGnehtst,y y, Geh ,gy. M,neralosy, Astruno> smJ, Natual History, &c. in our county are. tn,t will contlnae .u be, identified with aile .AMericdn Association for the advance men, of Science, for allnne 10 come. The HllaluI al tende cy ol scientific investigations iSrratner l., isolate their eGthuSidSilc culti ..yator lrom his ie,ow>, than to bring them inlu .,ny vety asar or cnrdlal iniereommu' niraaou No onty to these annual g'th> erings If prote >sors, ol professional men, and ut p ivate Stadeats oi science. aid in the T-ipid Il dissemination Of the laSt .scpv, erTesiu science, nut to the toii,worn anu Lespln!lng, to the pre ipildtely sangu'he ana 10 the Otten disappointed student l." these biuad 6eids of reseach. they prottei eneilalra ge,nenI nader trials, or suggest needed canHoa, or afford such hints aud assistance as may help lhe dlsneat:eIed [" iiaal ssaus:ess. - \. Haven Journail
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-22
Notice

9 IFS hereby given to all persons liable to l pay Staie and Town Tax, in lhe town of Salisbury, on assessment of lS49. that ! will meet them 10 receive sald taxes.un inc 2d day of Septem ,er next, ai James Tib, balls, Limero.:k, from The h. nrof g uni,l l2 A M. al SylveslrF 5. Braaley's, Falls Vil-- laae, from o'clock un'sl 5 F.. M. of ihe same day aud On lhs SA day of said nonih, gat inc store Of Landon & Go, Chapins- sViile. from o'clock until I2 "A. M.. at Albert r. JOnes', Saiisb0ry Center. form I nnlil s o'clUck P M. same day; and on ihe 4lh day of same month at AndtewJ Ward wells, Tom g, o'clnok un!iI i2 A. M. al, Philip R8ckfelier, Ore Hill, from ! until o'clock F. M. same day.
 All persons who neglect 10 pay their taxes as is aboye mentioned. must expect to pay s,he legai fees fur collecting.
 = @ AMBROSE GRANT. Collector. sss 3wl4 taa s
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-22
<, From the Loudon 1hmesef 3Oth
 l,he Batlle of I.sSsedt.

s The baItie .ui iuStGdi, I0nSnl on the Zoih of Jay DetMeen sne DaniSn army, comman' ded py Ils nafondi cnief,, and the insur gent army ignIng under the orders Ol lis German Oifitsrs, was accompanied oy every ctrcumStaace sWhicR could enhance the gtufy of lildt htrd fougni day tn tie Danish ma lon The Tanks f the enemy were sSweiied by volnnleers from every part oi Germany and ted. intC action with all the experience of vel, knowa. .Piussian General .and the inpetuous bravery of the BavaIian Vun rann. The Danes stood alone in the dessaees bf their Sovereign aad their coun- try. Happily fur thai spitlted people, no Russian or Swedish auxiliary shared the honor oi thu victory. Their triumph and their thank siyings nre unalloyed by the burden u au obiig tIi0n 10 those who wished them well. v \ sa
 The moral support Of Europe. which has faithfully attached lsell 10 their cause, IS aiIahar they needsd lo enable themselves To yiBdicale their rights anu defending the Southern portion ot their territories from invasion. they have shpwn that il,e dignity Aof n lion. the energy ot q people, and even { ,hs brilliancy of it's military exploits. are not meaanIel by the space Il ctlyerS on the surface Of the glohe. Although, therefore. -a this baslle demonstrates the e,stire failure -pf the mediation which was intended 10
 ipg the disIn z 10 d ciuss " pacific means
 la ai,haugh the treaty of peace just con- Ciuded in Beilinshas had the immediate ef- feet of stalking the whole contest on the is sue of one fercely cyaiesled struggle, Den> mark cnmes victorious out of thus stern or deas and il is mo z than probable that if she had been reiived from the interference of etAer power she would long ago have Terminated the whole quarfeL
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-22
District oi Salisbury ss.,


 Probate Court, August list Ie5O.
 PON the application of John Il. Hub, NJ bard, and Peter F. Everts, of said Salisbury, and Peter McArthur, of Copake New York and Sidney Slillman, of North> east, New York. Showing 10 this Court lhal the sad John II. Hubbard, is the Guar. dlan of Caroline Saunders, of Salisbury. in said district, and said Peter P. Evefts. Guardian of Wm H. Saunders, of said dis, irict. That the said Peer McArlhur, IS the Guardian of Charles Saunders, ot Cos pake, aforesaid, ani saIl Sidney StilIman, is he Guardian of Edward Saunders. Of said Northeast. The said Caroline, Wm H Edward, and Charles Saunders. beino Minors anf under the age Of twenty one years, und being ihe children and hers of HenIy saunders, late of said Saiisbary. te ceased. #And thatsaid Minors, re liIe own. CTS as tenants in commoL with each other and with Henrie la Snider, the wife of w m. $. Snider, and Amanda Bierce, anu Jane Brown, also children and heirs Of said Hen- " Saunders: deceased, of about fifty three acres of land, with the buildings thereon standing, which land Is silnaied in the wes, part of said Salisbury, and in sad Probate A'@bt0's Anu tS lduu duu estate UI which the said Henry Saunders died seized. lying near the old Ore Grant. in saia Salist.ury. which land aud premises are estimated 10 be worth insalI, and are apfrisrd at lhe sum of five thousand three hundred and twenty i've dollars, aud that said Minor rhild'en, are respectively the owners of cue seventh part of said land and estate. that is one undivided one seventh pait of the whole oi sald premises. is owned by ea, h one ol said Minor children, and thai said Minors interest n the same ls vained al about three thousand, and showing jus, and req sonable cause for selling said real estate i: praying for an order. and that they or some one of them, or some other meet person be empowered, lt, sellsihs same as per applica ton on file dated the 29lh day of July, 1850 more fully appears.
 ORDERED---That .the foregoing appli, cltion be heard al the Probate Office. in Salisbury on the l2ih day oi October. le50. al IO o'einck forenoon and that notice thereof be pnblished in some public news paper hear the place where sucb real eslale lies ihree weeks successivcly six weeks be- fore said lime assigned
 tfeHsfed from Record
 A JOHN c. MITCHELL Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-22
Bridgeport, Apr. Is, 1850.
~ Ew GOODS.

A FRESH Supply of STAPLE DRY "A GOODS have just heen-received by lhe Subscribers. consisting of Broadcloths Cassimeres, Summer cloths, Ladies Dress Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, &c. &c.
 A choice lot of Groceries, Flour, Hams, Lard, Dried Beef, &c. c ADAMS, & co. P s The partnership heretofore exist ing, between Amos Wadsworth, Stephen 'rrowbridge and Charles Adamss having been dissolved, it becomes necessary that all accounts previous 10 this date, should be settled without delay.
 Ia,eh6eld, May .24th, 1850. 3w3
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-22
Wolcottville, October, lS49.
SALISBURY HOUSE
Musical Instruments

And Depot of Bronze Poaoders. TINHE subscriber, Importer and Mlnntactur. CT, keeps constantly an hand the largest assortment of MUSICAL INS T R U M x WTS. of every description m he U S.-alsa Bronze Powder. all col ,rs ard quail ities of the best German manufaciute, Dutch Metal. Florence leaf, Gold, and Uilra-marne Blue, anu which he will sell on reasonable terms. Store e-keepers are requested 10 call and examine his large assortment before pnr. chasing elsewhere. EDWARD BA AUX
 s7 Fulton s., NEW YORK March 9th, IS50-4w
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-22

plSe OI taIFylng on The MlIIlneTy and BfesS Making business, on The l6 h If September nexs.
 Gsnds of all descriptions, such as are usually kept by Miliibers, viii be found in her stock.
 Having had several years experience i1 the business. she Feels confident that she can give eniire satisfaction to those who may favor her with call.
 She womb also improve this opporlanily 10 say t0 Der ftiegds and customers eeuef ally, that she is lhankfui fer past fay,srs. and will be happy 10 see Ihem at her rjew shop, where all Kinds or work in the Miili- Hery,line will De doEe with aeatness and despatch. and al teFyiOw prices.
 1.akssille, Aug. l5 1850, fiG
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-22
Dental Operations.

M EN, Women and hildren Ian eye [, Ifl these words: -
 l am in the Sd building west of the Cour House, employed. as l have been nearly ter years, in Setting, Filling, Extracting ant Cleansing Teeth. l still mind the samernle which adopted in the commencement ot my prof ssional lie, and which shall never abandon. It is ihis: Never to commence an operation in Dentistry, for any individual, un- iii am satisfied that the benefit arising theie> from tc my patren, shall exceed the expense
 You who afe allowing your teeth to decay be cart ful lest those ornaments of use ant beauty suddenly iaIl, and you are left pothles loreyeI! E w. BLt xE.
 enfield, May i6. 1850
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-22
To Dealers In Creckery An
 Glass Ware.

TlHE subscribers, importers anu Dealers in IL China, Glass aud Earthen Ware, have just received large assortment of Gold Band, White and Raised Figured China; Mnlbury, White Granite, Light Blue, Flowing Blue, c. c. Colered and Edge Eavrhen Ware; Yum blers, Gamps, Specie Jars, Salts, Casl ors, Can The attention ot Merchantsis respectfully so' ticited to our stock of the above kunds o goods, which we will sell at the lowest New York prices. %
 BOOTH & PE,'K. No. g Wall Street,
 + Sign of the BisPftchei3
 Bridgeport, Apr. Is, 1850. S@s
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-22

Al Court of Probate holden at F |, uluuin,
 within and for tbe District of Plymouth,
 or thc-Sth, day of August A. D. 1850,
 Present ELISHA JOHNSON Esq, Ju!ge,
 ETrON he peiltion ot Junus Fena, of ~ Plymouth, inlhe County of Litch- heid, snewlng 10 this Court, that he is Guardian of Mary l. Fenn ~of Plymouth within sad district, minur. TtIal. said minor IS the owner ot real estate situated in said Plymouth, VIZ: one. undivided sixth pLrl oi three certain pieces oi land, bounded anu described it's ioi.ows: the first conlains about thirty five and a hall acres, bounded norm on land formerly oWned by 'Joaaihan Dunbar deceased, and on iand in posses sion of Levi BdsSelt and Daniel Bassel,, east on land in pus>eSSion of said BAsstils land, ant west on land in. pussess ou ui Juhn Potter, and on Amos Bearlstey's lanli, anu land belonging lothe estate ot Jonat lu Dunbar, with a hisnwny tunnins thfoash the same. Que otnsrs p,gce cs,laainiug about two and hallsacres, bouudsd noun easl, aud west, un land belonging to the heirs of Jeremiah Feaa, and south on nigh. way. he otncr3 piece contains about iwenly-lour aeIes,slS bounded ,iiurth ou Elak,m Potler's land, and land belonging lo the hens oi jeremIun Fenu, east on la nd Delonglns 10 saId Potter. anu he.rs ol Iere> mlan Tenn, and highway, south hy Geofge A. Marner. aud helis ot sad Jert nliaia Fem, aud west uy George A. Warner anit Henry ScoviPs land,am the interest of said minor in Said land is valued al about two hundred and twenty five dollars.
 That Il would be for he interest of said minor to have said real estate Solu, and the avails thereof placed on in,eresl with Iegal security iol the benefit of said minor ac- coraing 10 law, praying for liberty 10 sell said property for the purpose aforesaid, as per petlll n on file. .4>a
 IL Is ordered by this Court, That said Guardian give notice Of said application by causing the same 10 be published in one ol the Newspapers printed m Lilchfeid, ii he Couuiy oi Lilcnield, three weeks sue. cessiveiy, at least six weeks before tie hear. ing and thar said petition will be heard al the Proba.e Office in said dSlficI on the l2h day oi October nexl. tt o'clock F. M.
 Certified iron. Record.
 IA ELISHA JOHNSON, Judge. |.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-22
.NOT'ECE :!

Ff7HE Institute Tor Young Ladies, at Wins
 s.ed, Ct twill be completed and ready for L the reception ot pupils, on the FIRST n.nday m Octooer The year ill be divided ,nto lhree terms of IA We, ks each. Charges including Latin and Eng ish branches, board. washing. tights, iuei, GEc $i i5U per year, or S50 per term. Music, including use of Pianc, flO per term; French, Spanish and Iiaila +, Xha
 A limited number of pupils will be receiv- ed into the fam, of the Principal.
 REV. P r. HOLLEY. Winsted. Ct., Aug al 1850. 4w*l5
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-22
Ncp Spring Millinery :!

NF RS DANIELS has returned from New
 A'A York with splendid Stock of Millinery and Fancy Goods. The latest fashions received for Hats, Gaps, Dresses and Man tillas- Hats cleaused and pressed in the 1caiest manner--lhe patronage of the Ladies cf Lilchfeid and it's vicinity are solicited. 49
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-22
lilohaaId sarlngs .societx.

 At meeting of the members of the Lilchfield savings Society," held on the goth inst. the following persons were chosen Offs cers for the year cushing, VIZ
 GEO. c. WOODRUFF. President. SAM'L. P. BoLLEs. Vice President. SETH P. BEERS,
 CHARLEsL. WEBB, J. G, BEcKwIrH, Directors. CHARLEs ADAMS, EDWIN B. WEBSTER,
 GusTAvUs F. DAVIS. Seeyetary and
 Treasurer.
 Office at the Phoenix Branch Bank, and Is open every business day from tu l2 AM. ant from ? 10 PM.
 G. F. DAVIS, Treasurer. Litch6eld July 22, 1850. 4ma
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-22
Groceries, Refreshrne ents.
 &C.

HOWARD o, PECK, having entrustedthe r L management ot his Grocery to@the stb- scriber would take this opportunity to inform his friends and the public generally, that he has made many addition, and improvements to his stock of GROCERIES, CONNECTION ARIES. REF EASEMENTS, SSc. The bestof SMALL BEER, of all kinds PORTER, If an excellent quality, and various other sum. mer and winter drinks. kept constantly on hand, FRUITS, CANDIES, NUTS, PIES, CAKES. &c.. &c., &c, always fresh, and of superior qualities, ready for every supply, ak short notice, cheap for cash 0J- OYSTERS, cooked 10 suit the most fastidious tastes, in q style not 10 be surpassed. Gentlemen who wish to be suited in a most satisfactory man her and on the most reasonable terms, will do we'll to call at the Grocesy, in the baseE.eat of $ P. BOLLEY Store, West St. sse4 se
 ISAAC STEVENS, Agent. s. Litchfield, May 2d.lS50. 4m52
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-22
AnnaaI ObItnari of YaIa raIIege.


 .tsad Gt tts Alumni Mestiny, Aug. l4tk, w g'. -s ... 1850.
 OIdss. Ags. Place. Died. 1777 Wm Pinto, = N. Orleans. 1897 1779 Elizur Goodrich e6 New HageL.lS4y f166 Benj J GIlberl 85 BrOok6eid Ms '49 l7S0 Beuj rrumbull Sl Michigan '5O ,l7Jl7 Platl Basselt S5 Greenwich '50 17Y2 Chas Chauncey 72 Philadelphia '49 '' Isaac Jones 75 lsltch6eld '5O J793 Benj Dooliitle Elyria, Ohio, 50 '' D Griswold 77 Hartford '5O e Amos Pardee 60 Caldwell, NY, '49 , l794 ELjairB4 -- West6eId, Ms, '50 Hy7 Joseph Bhllngs74 Hatfield, Ms- '5U
 s% William Page 70 RuAand, VI. 50 sl79Y Beni " D vight7U Clinton, NY. '5O IoUi Roswell Bailey72 Lebanon '5O .l804 John C Calhoun 68 Washington '50 ssas D Gardiner 66 Sagharbol NY '49 1906 Thomas Bull 63 Brookyn. NY '5U. ssf Royal Fowler 63 Slockb'gr. Ms.'49 x" RabWatkiason 62 Po'keepsie, NY AS 1908 Burr Bradiey 6O Warsaw, Ill '49 tiengy Brown 6O Chicago, II. AZ < Jonathan Cone 65 New Haven '5U lSlO yehn Howari 5S Springfield Ms, ,'49 l5l2 Charles sustia 55 Baltimore AZ 4si3 D E Douglass -s Geneya's NY, 49 1874 Geo A Wass n 55 N York 49 d5l5 . Il Haminends- Ohio '5O a82O Joh.. f, l'eler Virginia AS loz3 Wm D Caills 45 Someryiie.t : l. ,50 Dudley Phelps 5 t;roton, Mass. '45 1928 Robt ro.efree Georgia go 1851 Wm B Lewis 37 BroolSlyn, NY '49 1888 s E Bartlett 38 California 49 'sss Pains Miller 40 do 20 1856 Thomas B iley ' Wash'n city o5 IS37. Vim A Sparks g Venice, Italy, 49 IS3S Francis Bacon 30 Litchfeid .49 ,iJ40s {, II Rugsies - Newburg NY, AS 1S43 5 w Andrew - New York 49
 . Josiah T King 30 Arlington. Ms, AS Ie Wm Peeck % Rome, Geo AZ lS44 W HGuernsry n Savannah, Ga. 'oo lo45 Fhos Kennedy = Baltimore, Mi 49 '. T D Spfague 30 Andoyer .49 iS46 Josiah Savage p California
 l547 John Mum 27 Spring6'd, Ms 50
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-22
New Spring Goods
 FOR THE COUNTY!!
1t Me REE HIEE. SoutA Street.

At tRe DAE AA I, Co~t" OHoeI' A splendid stock oi Dress Goods; eompri- A sing gfeat variety of back ana colored Silks, Barregcs, Preach and English Muslin de Laiues, Alpaccas, Ginghams. Painted Mas Iins and CaIicoes; an immense stock oi all descriptions. Also Brocha. Grape, Silk and other shawls Dress Trimmings. Gloves, Hosiery. lldkfs.. shoes, Sheeiings. Batts. Carpet Warp. Car 7 peting, and every thing else wanted in the line, at the lowest prices,
 Also. Broadctoihs, Casiiperes. Vesiings, &c Also Groceries, Crcckcry, Hardware, Paper Hangings &c SIc
 ALSO--White and Printed Muslin Shirts Bosorns, &c., on hand, and made 10 order. in the best manner, of all quaiities q material
 s. N. BRONSON. April 25th. 1850. 50
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-22
Prepare for Fire by Insll-. .

fUnC6. ETlHE Subscriber bsing an authorized AgSnl V t,k tho .s Merchants and FarmetF MtllAa sigs Tnaufabee Compaf!y" of !NoseesteE MlaPs
 ' Bn;ldsags and llfsrehandlis <, 1i0t extra hazardous -ai very low fales, fpi lie term If from one 10 fxs yeas ,.s Y < q ];
 M L s N. BRONSON. Agent.
 LitehhsId. Dec. isae. .s,ssk s s
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-22

s;s~ EsE- The New London Chronicle de- nies the statement lately made by Inc Star.
 tha, the tirolon Mnnumeai is in danger of falling and says there are no more cracks in il than there were seventeen years ago
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-22
P,gD@AgnE lRleGDrRm.

Io Hiram Mus aud Etlzur D0scd EsQrs. @."Ort0ik, siGtscf COIRecticnf. GREETING ; |, WhEREAS Myron C. Gaylurd, Executor w on the last Will and IeslaIEem Oi IlM- Otuk . GAYLUKD. tate tt Nuiiolk, m the Disltlct of Norolk, deceased, has represented 70 me, John Deweli, Esquire, Joige of ihe Sourt oi Pfo1ale far said District, that the Es- la'e oi sad deceased Is tRsolveni :--and prays the appointment uf commissioners theron.
 oO therefore, by virtue ot the Slatuie in sut case provided, mum nate and apDoln. you me Said Hiram Mills and Elzuer Dowd of Norfolk, Commissioners, with fuil power 10 rectlVs and examine al the claims Ol Ihe sev- eTal CredilorS To sad estale, winch shall bs eAhi0lted tu you within SIX inoaihs from July 9' looo. Being first sworn according 10 law, you will cause lhe time and places oi youi meeting for attending to the dulles Di your ap- patn'menl to be made known and published Dy advertising in Nrwspafet printed In Litchheld aad by posting on ihe puDllc sIgp post nearest tie place Where the said deceased last dyeIt, m sad NMiolk, and al the end d saiu Limited lime. make your report. ard pre- sent 10 sad Court list ot all claims wnIct you shall allow; aud how they are made ou aud evidenced, distinguishing the prNilrgt debtS from the debts of common creditors
 Mtesti"lony tcltereef 1 have signed thes. pres elils, and affixed tho seal ui said Cou,' the fist day of August, 1850.
 JOHN DEWELL, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-22
MARBkE & FOSTER.

Purchasers may rely upon all honorable en- deay6rs to merit cantinuanceoi that extend. ed patronage which has heen SO freely beslow. cd upon this house for the past Is years
 The MoiIo--Large sales and small profits The nimbIe sixpenrs, &c.. has been and is Inlly exemulified in our success For pros curing goods of Ihe best and la,est styles at wholesale cost, ouj facilities are superior = Many large invoices of Staple articles are purchased upon speculation out of season at reduced prices.a And many are in the cagsse oi manufacture. subject 10 onr order, which will he sold al as low rates as by any house in the United States. l4
 MARBLE & FOSTER
 New Haven, Aug 8. n.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-22

WYE have jnst received from Malket, w fresh supply ol Musins, Berages, Cot ton and Linen Ginghams. Silk Shawls. Para sols, Dress Trimmings, &c., &c., which wt invite our cuslomefs io examine.
 a@ s ALVORD & BROTHERS,
 Wolcollvile. june 12 6