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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-10-17
WHTGs on GosHHM,

Notice is hereby given t.. the wkg voters Of
Goshen. that meeting will be holden at the
Library room on Friday evening, Oct, Is tn,
1850, at 7 o'clock, TO appoint delegates to at.
tend the State convention 10 be held at Hart-
ford, Nov 18th, and to do any business proper
to bt done Al said meeting
Per Order Of Town Committee.
Goshen. Oct. 18th, 1850.
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NOTICE..

MILL Be sold at public ancliQn On the
w 25A day oT NnNembef next as ~
clock Al. M, u the Public Sign k0Sl sn
IA aShtag,on. SO much IL he real estsse
Increase M0seiey' hetrs, aSMiil pag ? sos
"a + IL I'D cents On the COLLAR laid ep iESs
1915. Also lie Incidental fees for c9iless
lion. 80, u -.
Dated al Washington, this, l3sh doI e
September 1850.
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A G.. BR
CASH s. EXCHANGE
STORE.
NEAR the HOTEL OF c. IS. CHURCH.
Esq. .Wolcoiyille, CT.

- LA ~ t"S an 0A OE " 30 NIO NOL1S
Esq. .Wolcolville, CT.
THE Subscriber has received a new and
l. splendid stock Of Fall and Winter Dry
Goods, bought principally at Auction, in the
markets OF New York and Boston, and ia now
selling the same at unprecedented low prices,
for cash or exchange. To tho following /
would call particular attention
OIL BOILED SILKS.
81. 80. 80, and 81 inch, oil boiled jet Gro de
Rhines 300 yards brilliant cciored Dress Silks.
SHAWLS.
Carton beautiful Brocha Shawls. all c,l-
ors-1 carton Palm Cashmere, new and de,i-
rable-l carton Printed Cashmere-l carton
Cashmere in black and mode grounds. 50 Bay
State, Lyons and Paris Nantes - 25 mourning
Mantles and shawis-50 high colors Tor chill.
dren. 9cS- In the article OF Shaicfs yon will
find me at Home
DRESS GOODS.
IS pieces Paris LuStres. fine imitation Silk,
10 Camelion de Ecosse, entirely new designs
5 ps crimson. pink, salmon, blue, French de
Laines-5 ps orange, blue and scarlet for
children-5 ps figured Velvet, very desirable
II case 1859 Id yds M de LANES, very choice
patterns--7O0 yds Jenny Lind, sill the rage
IS ps Alapacas and aichairs, 10 ps of those
new make French Alpaccas beautiful as Gro
de Rhine silk, 500 yards Coburgs and Paramet.
tas. pairs Brocade Merinos entirely new and
beautiful, mourning dress goods Of every de-
scripiion, case 1911 yards English Ching
cases COIL yards American Prn:s.
BROADCLOTH5, CASSIMERES,
TWEEDS & VESTINGS.
Bioly's = French cloths in every color and
price SO pairs French. English and Ameri
can C0ssimeres, Grenadines, Safins, CASH
me, e, and other vesiihgs 90 p Tweeds, in
fashionable colors. There never was offered a
more desirable lot Of woolens foA Gents wear,
than those Isnow offer. Over my siorecan be
found Mr.. Merritt Trea,, az fashionable tailor
as can he found in New York.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
have purchased my Ticks, Sheetings, Tow.
elings, Diapers, Furniiures. and other Houses
keeping goods, for Cash, and ! am prepared to
sell them as low as they can be bought in any
GLOVES, HOSIERY, &c.
500 prs Kid, Cashmere, and Silk Gloves.
Wooden and Cotton Hosiery. Laces, Black
Wells, Edgings and Insertings Of every kind
and variety. Ribbons, Gimps. Collars, Combs,
Buttons, and thousand other articles too nu-
meruust5 mention
NOTICE.-l bale Shirtings at cents.
S bales Speeiings at 2 Ia cents. case 9Se
IA. Bleached 8 Ia. case 1851 l.2 Bleached
at Cd n case 1910 Rleachedmt 10c. case
Chlntz Prints at la. case Furniture
Prints at Sig. 10000 Brown Shee,ings from
Auctions, in remnants, al cents piece.
|. GROCERIES, CROCKERY, HARD
WARE, PAINTS, OILS, AND
DYE>STUFFS.
Constantly on hand at low prices. Butter,
Eggs. Cheese, Flannels. Yarn, Lumber and
Grain taken At their cash value. il good, q
sOanf none Ofser) in exc change as cash for
Goods Call if you would buy cheap, Atten-
lion is requested to large stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
A G. BRADFORD.
WsIcoitviIfe, Ocf., 1850.
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Notice

The subscriber proposes 10 give lecture at
his school-room in North street, on Friday eve-
ming. to commence at half-past6 o'clock, de,
signed expressly for School Teachers
Friends OF education generally invited to
attend. @ J. L. HENDRICK.
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INSTRUCTION
4 IN THE
French, German, Latin
and Greek Languages,

MIR. C. w. lilies. a Graduate Of the
Nl University of Bellin. Prussia, will give q
systematic and thorough Course Of Instruction
in Grammatical Construction and Converse
ton.
TERMS-For a Course Of SO Lessons, $1,000
Those wishing to take private lessons al
their own residences. may do il applying early
at his residence. Students desirous 10 acquire
a correct French OF German pronunciation
should be careful TO receive instruction from
none but "a person born in Germany, or who
had long time resided there; as the French
and German provincial. aud the foreign teach
ers, invariably. speak French and German with
an accent peculiar to the people OF their ma
tive place.
The following certificate is respectfully
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SELECT SCHOOL.

REISS SARAH MOODY, will oren a
lXASelect School, on the Isl day Of No
yember next in the village Of Liichfeld. for
the instruction Of Young Ladies in the
elementary aud higher branches Of educa>
ton.
For further particulars the public are re-
ferred 70 Rev. w. b. Stone, DR.. Beckwith
and Mr. Hollisier Of Liichfeld. s3w22
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K II ~ SubScribers N
s. having recently fl e9
iedop new Medi>
cine and Variety
Store, opposite the -
Uniled States Hotel, are now prepared 10
show 10 customers full and well selected
assorlemenG Of Drugs and Medicines of all
kinds. UnaduiteGated Wines and Brandies
for Medicinal purposes. Syringes Of any
size and description. Ifasses and supper
lers. Choice Colognes, Lubin's Extract,
nice Confectionery &c. &c Most of the
Patenl 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 pTe>
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, Wcsssed's
Combs, Brushes Pockel Books, Shaving
Cream. Military CASTLE and various other
shaving ndtoilet soaps. Drawing Pencils
Pins, Needles, Fancy Boxes, aud many
other things TOO numerous 10 mention
We are prepared to furnish Teachers d
Schools with any variety of toys and books
suitable for gifts at the close oftheir schools.
Goods will be sent to the residence if de-
sired.
N. B. All ofour goods are 10 he sold at
small profits on the new cash system.
GARDNER g. SANFORD,
Druggists and Apo,hecaries.
West Cornwall, Sept. 29th 1850.
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. the Probate Court fsr The District Of WASH

To the Probate Court for the District OF WASH
ingtoR;
The application Of Esther Newcomh, re-
specially sh0weih.--That she is guardian to
Catharine NewcoRb, and Uranaia Newcomb,
Minors, belonging 20 said District, and that
said Minors are the owners Of the following
real estate, viz zone piece ofland situated in
said Washington. with q barnsianding thereon,
containing forty eight acres more or less,
bounded nosthelly BY Patterson and Isaac g,
Crowfoot's land. easieily on said Crowfoeiss
land, souiherly on Sheldon w. Meeker's tand.
and westerly on 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 noriherly by land formerly owned by
| Joseph Whittlesey and on Isaac c. Crowf1oi's
| land. westerly on said Whituesey and Willard
Wheaton Il s, w. Meekel's land. southerly on
said Wheaton's and Meeker's land, and easter
| ~ on Isaac G. Crowfoot's land anu turnpike
| road, in both pieces, one hundred and eleven
acres more or less valued al about fourthou~
| sand dollars.
AND she further says, That the estate u at
present unprodnctive thattbe avails thereof
are wanted for the support, maintaieence and
education ofsaid minorss and that Il VIII be
| for, the advantage IF said minors TO sellthe
same and invest The avails thereof accotd'pgto
law wherefore she says there is just and rca-
sonable cause for selling the same Ehethere-
fore prays the COnrt 70 order said realesiafs
t6 be sold, and 10 empower her Or snms other
meet person 10 sellthe same, nuIsuantto the
statute in such cases made and provided.
DAted at Washington, Sept 4, 500.
EsrHER NEwco1fs, Guardian.
District q Washington. Probate Couttss.
September 7th, 1850
Ordered-That the foregoing application be
heard ard determined Of The Probate Office n
Washington ontl,e 30th day ii November 1864
OF one O'Clock afternoon and that notice
thereof be published in some public newspa-
| per near The place where such real estate hes,
| three weeks successiveIy AZ least six weeks
before said time assigned.
DANlEl G. rLAIT, Judge.
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DIsIrlci q - MrIord 8.

= '~'S Notit. = - 80 tD@ps
A.SlATE Of William caylord. lsts or
- New Milford in said District de-
oeaseu. ordered-That the Adminislra,
.ots' WIN Inc will annexed, npon said Ess
.aae, exn'oit tEeii Administration account
70 ms Court for adjustmeut, al The Probate
Oiice IN New Milford, ON the 18Th dsys 81
Ociober, looO. al | O'clock, Afternoon alds
that all persons Interested ia said Estate.
may be notified thereof The Adminis,r aiofs
upon said Estate viii cause This Ofder 10
he published il a newspaper printed il
Litchfield. and post a copy thereof on The
sign post in said New Milford, nearest
where the deceased last dweit,
Attest,
JULIUS B; HARRISON .I,,doe
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District Of Washington. Probate Couitss.
Ssntembef 7th. 1850

Al 4 Court u Probate halden at Kent, svilhin
and FOR The District OF Kent, on the a7tb day
Of September, a. d 1850.
Present RufUs FuLLgR, EsG<Judge.
nN motion 81 AguF G. NoSsAroRs Execulor
Not the last will and testament % IheI4aF
G. Nor,hrop. late Of said Dlsifirt deceased
This Court doth decree that SIX months rom
this date be allowed and iml:ed iar the cred
iilors of said estate te exhibit iheif selai ~
against me sane e sald Exssu1os y a 4
- aivss II This order, by adyeftlsitgi 20
me-, nssvs,a,,es published in Litchisld L'lcn-
Geld Co,,asy. and By posting 9 cepy thereof ah
I'M. r.,Slic sign post IN said kent, neafeslt
Nv y u here Inc decreased last dwell
Certified from RssoId
sw2l RUFUS FULLER. lssq Snage-
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New Goods.

Broadclohs Cassimers. Ladies Dress Goods,
Long Shawls, Oyercoats, &c. e. Just receiy-
ed by 3w23 g. ADAMS s. co.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-10-17
THE FRENCH LANGUAGE.

Almost every gentleman and lady now a>days
endeavors to acquire sufficient knowledge vi
the French language to enable them to converse
with foency, and read the master pec es OF
French lite allure. We say endeavor, for but
a small fraction succeed, and many who lake
many lessons, md to their modification. that
after all. they have only learned a miserable
paiois, or provincial dialect, as different from
the Partisan tongue as the Yankee drawl from
pure Saxon English. hose, therefore. who
are about commencing course OF French les
suns, should be particular in theii selection
uf teacher and having some arquaintace with
Mon. c. W. lilies, as gentleman and good
and faithful teacher. S. T. MASON. ,Princi-
pal of the Female Institute,
Flushing, N. Y, April Is, 1915.
Mr.. lilies will also give instruction in Pen
Paintlng-an entirely new style, and perhaps
never taught before in the United States. II
is easy TO be learned in one course of twelve
lessons. Tuition for one Course, $3, so, mate :
rial included.
To whom it may concern This certifies
that Mr.. lilies has given course of lessons, in
my family. in the art of painting with the pen
without the use of brushes; and that Wa are
highly gralified with the neat and beautiful
style in whic h he performs and teaches he art.
We also approve of this manner Of painting
as it is done much quicker, and is a great
saving Of time and money.
recommend him as good teacher, and
worthy OF patronage by ladies and gentlemen,
everywhere, who wish TO acquire this accom-
pIishnent. S.P WILLIAMS,
Station Preacher of the M. E. Church in
Newbury, VT.
Newbury Seminary, Nov. 8, 1913.
Mr.. lilies has given instruct IN in Pen Paint
ing, TO select class, in the seminary. The
class in which are two Of the ladies of the fac
ulty. expresses itself highly satisfied with its
progress in this pretty art.
JOSEPH E. KING, Principal.
Mr.. lilies will also give lessons in Penman-
ship. Tuition tor course Of Is Lessons, ~ 90
Stationery included
Ladies who wish t. take Lessons in the diff
ereHl branches, will please and address me by
letter at my residence at the Litch6eld House.
LiicAfeld, Oct. l6. 1850.
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TTNHE undersigned. Collector Of State and
Il Town taxes for the town OF Sharon,
will receive The same at the store Of George
w. Chafee In Ellsworth on the 4sh day II
November, and 7ih day OF January next,
from o'clock p. NJ, and a. the town hall
10 said Sharoa, on the 9th day Of said Jan
uary from 9 o'clock A. NJ.
WAIT WILLIAMS, Collector.
haron, Sept. Is, 1850.
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NosO Is The time to bug cheap
THE subscribers have on hand and for sale
l. the largest and best assortment Of Stoves,
for Kitchen, Parlor, Office or Shop use. ever
before in Old Litchfeld Cuunty. All vi which
will be sold at prices 50 lo,o as TO astonsh the
natives entirely. All we ask Of our friends
and the public generally is a personal erans-
inaiion Of our stock, as we feel confident that
we can sell TO all who are IN want. Our
Sales Roc is open al all hours OF the days
the inspection Of the public.
e0-Stove Furniture and Fixtures cons
stantly on hand, together with large assori-
ment Of TIN, BRASS, COPPER, IRON. and
BRITANNIA WERE. ff
PATTISON d. CONE.
49,. Village Hall building,
West Cornwall, Sept, l6. $780,.
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nets, Velvets, Satins and Silks plain and cord
60 o every color. Bonnet and Belt Ribbons,
Flowers. &C. SC. M
Also Velvet Ribbons, Gloves, Ladies CO liars,
EI1&ac Back and Side Combs. and . general
.riment Of Dress and Cloak trimmings. 10
winch the attention Of the public are invited
Hats trimmed and colore5 Al short notice
ana on seasoa able terms. Fall of 1850.
6w2S MARY L. SMITH,
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Wanted.

Cheulnuts, Walnuis, Winter Apples grated
Cor which the highest price will be paid 6y
~ Al.V0RD e. BROTHERS.
WolcOVille, Oct II. 1850. S2w2
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T.itchfieId Academy.

VIE USAg QudEtSI u 'HIS ODHsgOE VII
Il commence on the first Tuesday in Mo-
vember,
M Tuition per Quarter.
Common English Studies. "a 10 $5.
Classical & Higher do. do. $5 TO 81.
To those who wish board, washing, lodg.
ing, tuition. &c. the whole expense will be
$36 per quarter.
Instruction in 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 10
those who wish 10 qualify themselves for
teaching. ]. L. HENDRlCK, Principal.
Litchfeld, Oct. 9Th 1850. 4w22
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lST VI letters ramaining n The Post
- Office al West Cornwall, October Isl.
1880.
Bramble, Grove L. Lewis, Henry II.
BieTce, Sylvester Maghran. Owen
Buddington, Lyman Maze, Samuel
Caulkins, jeremiah McG1iness, Edward
Chase, John II. Niccies On. Mrs. o.
Cogswell, Lncetla RYAN. Michael
Goltar, Eher Ryaa. Patrick
Emmons, Z. Il, Strands George
Fuller. Emily Thornton, Patrick
GriSt-mill tender Tuliy, John 2
Gleason, James AZ. Wickwire, John
Hoxley, Robert 3 Wilcox, Fanny M,
Hunt, Mrs. Mary
J. T. NORTON, P, NJ.
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READY MADE CLoTHINn.

a good assortment constantly On hand. n
kA-priees that camel fall 70 Bnif al.
ALVORD BROTHERS.
Ws|sbtville, Oct laIh 1856. 6ERs
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One Price and a LoaO Price,

One PRICE ana q Lou Fface,
we have believed it is a plan suited to
the wants and tastes OF the aohoie people, and
one that will meet with universal approval.
The following are our reasons for the adoption
of this system-Because, LIST, we believe il to
be the best principle, and by il we can sell
Goods CHEAPER than by any other. Because
%. II enables us to sell much larger amount
at the same expense; selling heavily We pur-
chase cheaper because we purchased heavily
and thel cheaper we buy. the cheaper we can
and will sell. Because Sd, BY always naming
the lowest and only price, we secure your cons
fdence and entirely do away with that system
of jockyng' which has 50 long been an an
noyanceto purchasers Of Dry Goodsin this city
Because 4.h. We thus offer great inducements
for the D5-trade Of Families deal equally
with all. and sell to your child as cheap as to
yourself. Because 5th, We seHfor Cash
ha4e reason to be content with small profits
show our goods freely, but never rudely urge
you to buy-and guarantee our fabrics to be OF
tie kind and quality represented.
w. S. THOMSON is now receiving an
unprecedented stock Of
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SILK GOODS.

w. s. Thompson has on exhibition in
the Silk Room
90 pieces Rich Brocade Fancy Silks.
some Of which are very rare and costly.
IS do Plain Chameleon silks.
10 do Blk & Colored Watered silks.
40 do Changeable Fine satins.
l Case. 1850 yards, Striped Classic silks
wide goods and beautiful styles at rs cts
yard.
OIL BOILED BLACK SILKSl!
20 pieces Black Gro de Rhine-25, 26,
q, 80, 80 and "a inches of Brilliant Jet
Black and of the most celebrated Manufac-
turers.
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BAY STATE SIIAWLS.

Another lot of Bay State Shaw lsiust received
and Tor sale by ALVORD 4 BROTHERS.
WOlcotviIle, Oct. IA. 3w23
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YKHamfad.

A + the New Haven Shirt Mandatory.
"A number Of Young Women 20 iron Shirts.
Capable and Intelligent persons can make
from o. to @6 per week. None but Ameri-
cans need apply. For further Information en-
quire Of s.. ". BRONSON, LiichfeId $
DY virtue Of warrant 10 me directed,
- will sell nj auction at the public sign
post 10 Hsrwinton, On Monday, the 9Th OF
Jan. next At pm, somaeh of the real estate
Of VIM B. Webslers upp. resident, as will
pay town tar ofO cenfs on the dollar, on
lhe last If 1elS, together with incident costs
Of sale. WILLIS CATLIN, Collector.
Harwin'o~ Sept "a, 1850. 3w'
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THOMSON
OWE PRICE STORE,
Corner of Main 8 Temple SITS.
Hartford, Conn.

w S. THOMSON respectfully an
w nounces to his friends and customers
in Litchfield and vicinity. that for the future
he has adopted and will strictly adhereto
The One Price System.
The following are the new rules Of the
House;
I. The loves terms invariably nam
cd, and no abatement.
II. Terms Cash.
III. All accounts to be settled twice
syear, viz, on the lst Of January and
LIST Of July.
In making this change in our business
and establishing it upon the broad basis
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Fall and Winter Dry Goods.
Particular attention is given TO the department
RICH Dress Goods.

RICH Dress Goods.
and our varieties Of then fabrics selected in
the three great markets of New York, Boston
and Philadelphia, is very large and compre-
hensive. Among them are Paris Exposition
Cashmere de Ecosse-the richest colorings
imp0 ted.
PARIS PRINTED CHINTZ DELAINES
% Medinne Paris Wool DeLaines
3 cases English DeLains including the
"Polka"
.Palmo and "Jenny Lind" Patterns
cases "Manchester Gold Medal" De-
LANES, at Is per yard
10 pieces superb Freuch Chiniz Prints
very rich.
2 cases English Chin.z Prints, new Fall
styles.
Thibet Merinoes, so pieces of all colors.
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HxQuLAT0D NGAMTEES

&84A&BA8 - - AN468 - - 01A1D
100 Bay State" Long Shawls, 'compri.
sing every quality, cololing and style Of this
celebrated Manufacture.
$50 Scotch and Glasgow Shawls, in the
most modern and fashionable designs.
Carton ssnperb French Wool Plaid
Long Shawis. the coslliest goods imported.
W.XDR V.ELV.ETS!
10 pieces gaId wide Velveis, in black
blue, green, aud maroon colors.
The above are some OF the leading styles,
slough but 8 small portion of our stock,
which is verylarge and embraces all quail
tiles, from Ii pl finest and cheapest, up to
The richest ans best. Our business arrange.
menis are upon scale second 10 none
New goods arriving daily.
TH0MSON'S Que Price Store.
Ger. Main and Temple streets.
September. $50.
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.NEW MILLINERY SHOP AT
TAKEWIIIE.

MISS MARY L. SMITH
having just returned from
New York. with a fnll as
sortment Of Millinery Goods.
il prepared to wait upon
those who may need her SER
vices. Her stock consists Of
white and colored straw bon
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SHAWLs!!

In the shawl room uTe
| Carton French Brocha Mantle Shawls.
from 90 to SO, Dollars, including some OF
the celebrated new " Flower patterns"
2 do Brocha Lyman Shawls in white.
black, green mode and blue grounds.
2 do Palm Cashmere Shawls.
do Plsin Thibet Shawis with silk
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FOR SALE.

fS sssaA THE Homestead formerly
Ei.. owned and occupied by Major
ska Beebe Hine, and more recent
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1BROkE MO 9
ihe encl0sUIe VI the
snbscr ibeE on she
94th Of Angus q
led and while~ ar.
J ling STEER The
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-01-01
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC

I'm taking his residence in Washington, d. G
" during the sessions of Congress, the under.
signed respectfully offers his services to individuals
associations, or public bodies who may have bnsi
ncss pending before Congress. not as a "lobby
member" in the justly obnoxious sense Of that
term, but as an ayowcd and responsible agent. or
medium Of intelligence and explanation Between
members and committees, on the ono hand need.
ing to be possessed Of facts in the case for the col
lection Of which they have not, from the press of
other duties the requisite leisure or facilities and
the applicants or mcmoralsts, on the other hand
resident in distant and different parts Of the coun
ry, seeking reliable channel or interpreter
through whom may be properly communicated the
acts necessary 10 fair and just legislation in the
premises.
But the Editor of the Plough The Loom. and tbs
Arvi wishes it, nevertheless TO be well undersiood
that his journal will be driven with unabatino dli
gcnce, and even, as he hopes, by learning from
Members OF Congress the condition and wants of
agriculture in the different States 10 mak4 n vet
more fruitful OF advantage to those great industrial
pursuits to which IL has been the habit and the nea
sure, he might say the instinct of his lie ~
devote his pen and his heart.
On mere matters Of business such "a y,n,tto.cs
subscription, &c, connected with the Plough tb,
Loom, and the Anvil, the undersigned NAV be adj.
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