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The Burning OF the hussia-The Gaines
Case.

NEw ORLEANS, Feb. 10, 1850.
The Of the fire on board the steamer Russia,
Jour previous despatch said chip was owing to the
bursting of her boiler while lying outside the Base
Four lost their lives by the accident The
sci was partly insured.
in . few days.
Great complaints are made Of the failure OF the mail
from the East; scarcely day passing by without sn
occurrence Of this mishap. Ia there no remedy,
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is Of vast Importance. Deeply Impressed with the
value of protecting and holding the Pacific coast,
again and again have VIC chided the lukewarmness
Of the government upon the matter, and have de-
msnded, as justice only to the interests OF the Ame-
mean people, that not one jot of our right shosld
be surrendered TO the spirit of conquest exhibited
by British diplomacy. But the treaty that has just
gone out to Lord Palmerston-what will that do 7
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Explosion and Loss OF Life.

PHILADELPHIA, February 1873 NJ
At Hollidaysburg. on Thursday night, several kegs
Of powder, in Q house near the Summit, exploded.
tearing the building to atoms, and killing Mrs Adams
Her husband also injured badly and has since gone
aerasged.
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shipping InteIl,senee.

bnppthE trteiuRence.
Aniv.d-ssir Indians. Bennett. New rsps i''S
ssvsSSaH. rep.
Arffvet-bark Isaac Mead. Brown, New lort.
hirivss-Bnk Say State. Bosiosi brig Tda. 90. "
PoRrta-n. rsb II.
D.lutcr,i Ishr, Reel ss,s shd william Nss York
Csarcd-BriE Aetisn. ssrua
Satet- bafk haits hsrsey, Suaytma.
krrivse-Bris Esther. caystn. IN VIA TWIN
Slssrsd-sehr southernsr, New fsrk.
Arrvsd-slip sutte.n. I,sfrc, oth ui, tsii iuelnsa
he~ Orleans, "a ul bfiss Nickeson Rsitiuors Esn
Reed Wii~its'on, Nc sehrs HycsnssA d0i Rosias. New
Bsewslip Aieuta from CAicu.t. barts sss spve from
90 hfetefirs nom Care ofGsoi dope Minors frofa Bae
cissi,d-shts Vim A Cooper and Calcutta New orlss,.
wathirtter. Jasmel !oshsa d Davis Care Hsy tisn.
HoLyrss HoLr. Fese.
i sor,s r a. s s r,s ~ ssis ss s .ssr sss
rsrssu sue im, sos &C Cor Bs.,oa' llh 1ss ys,egh
Cor d.: Ialtis, Nss yots Cor 90 -
Ihtcrt-Bns Jossrh kitioni sehr Rssuistcr
,es tore ~ fehf sshsFs e end y N.uLc9
l.ane te sa mskhs ltsseh ever her her bo''h hauled
raoupryes. rebn.
trriysd-Bsrt cod. oststsis,e.; Oahu "a, Dry
games Bay, SEPT 9Th sse VI. CO., tous: sent leo
hST' gS,s ssy ~ I Ssi s,, ns s'11 Is va
cssi, frc srassh esi, zenosIa ron kstis; Eiiss Ia
! vt'0 from DO. otrsy 1si. from chsrl.s,oa-
a.. Saunders Pstsnt Metallic Tablet Hssor
Str, the ste.t and most srTroyse srsr new 10 hsy
s.s 'Stserises wholesale q rssn 0skUNDRRs
soN. W B,ssdssy corner q Liberty street. and A -
no .nf... investment. Nn made for Calf
fsfst' ihan we've r,r,s ,ss f.s,, vest o,s,eSss
siosss ga $40. .erner ks.r sne aeel man streets
Brsdy,s Natl. NAL Collection OF Dseuerr.c-
we. ~ Br.s ssrs,s q rpos ;..ss s.n
NE specimens.
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Arrest OF the Supposed murderer OF Miss
Adams

Bosros, February H. 1850
young man named Brown, has been arrested On
suspicion Of knowing something Of the murder Miss
Adsms, who found dead, in . sack. near Lawrence
on Sunday last. Brown had formerly paid his sttes.
tiops to her, and when arrested he told different
stsres ~ TO where he had last her There IL bot
little doubt that the unfortunate girl was Killed la
attempt ting 10 procufe IN ahortIon
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shf1fnB OF The steamshIp Georgia, Tor
Ohasres.
Nrw ORLEANS, Feb. lip. ".
The steamship Georgia, Captain Porter sailed from
this port to-day, for chsgrss, with good complement
of passSp,srs
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No Mail south OF Augusta.
m agkets.

B,LrrNoHE, Feb 12-pP. VI.
The mail has failed to connect beyond Augusta, Ca
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VredV'a Nail, WI COIfeftI0n OF OaNnerreo-
yp.. s ana IN Bros dvsy Of Fulton street strsn
srs and eitsns sfaJ invited 10 call sad sxamins
Vie specimens.
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The Coroner then delivered hs Cd args ss foIlsrs.-
The whole ~ tie testimony. thsugh voluninous Ia
contsibed in shell Theetidsuce o. rhiuIps Brk.
oeck Taylor End nienn prisss al that
ua IhAbscks testimony vent 20 show that the boiler
wa tco email woIk the engine that t1e Inverted
At the botto the weakest pert Of The boiler, a.x
ttctufe utte nsciuie OF the brace, and beeauss Of
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cisest ana most srr-ovso sirsr now 10 use hsv-
rr n uefsre the ruec for the la, thiriy yess tan
~ ~ te futscribes wholesale sd rs.au O. SAUNDERS
son NJ Rroaduay corner a. LiertJ street, and A. J.
s,TNri vs. NJ Broadway
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-30
To Farmers.

DOUDRETTE-The Lodi Manufactur.
Il ing Co, offer 10 Farmers their New
and improved Pondret,e. At the following
rates viz Tor one bbl., $2.00-3 bols., So w:
Seven barrels and over at the rate Of $l.O'
Der bbl., delivered ON board OF vessel or al
any place in New York city free Of charge
tol barrels, Garage or other expense.
~ This article is the CHEAPEST AND
MOST POWERFUL OF KNOWN NANUREs, Two
barrels ($3 90 WORTHY will manure an acre
of corn in the hill, aud will bring good
crop on POOR ground, wi. hont aid from otis
or manures. et
A pamphlet containing directions Tor use
and much valuable information and ceriih>
Gates, frcn, numerous respectable farmers
in the United States, will be forwarded
GRATIS 10 any one applying for the same
POST PAID to "THE LODI MANUFAC.
TURING CO., 81 Dey ST., NEW YORK"
New York. March 3. 1850. q 9w 46
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-30
nj Qy &C ~ A Il
Life Insurance Cor pany

NEW ENGLAND BRANCH, 25 Doane
In Street, Boston. GEORGE M. CHALwILI
General Agent for New England.
Sub.Agency Of Woodbury.. Sonn. w lillian
Cothren. Ese, Agent.
Garwood II. Atwood, NJ. D.. Examining
Physician
Local Board of Trustees for .Ne,c Eng'and
Is, aHca.
DANIEL DESHON, PRESIDENT.
G. r. Adams. Col. VIM. Schouler,
Rev'd S. X. Lothrop, Col N. Thompson
Ephraim Lombard, Thomas Groom.
John Schouler, William w. Warren.
Funds sufficient to meet the expected losses
or this Branch from its present business, are
now invested in New England. under the SUI
pervision OF the Local Board Of Trustees, by
whom the securities are holden, and the same
will be done from month TO month hei eater. 81
Ter order: GEO. M. Ct1ALulLi,
8 General AgGnt Z
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-30
= Dayton,
Ke Aps en- Hand General Assorsnea
MMsiral EmstrunIent5,

Ke Nps on Hand General Assorsnea
SsaMsiral INSTRUMENTS,
-0oNsIsTINe Of
Y iieIins, Bass ViOls, AccOrsls ONs, Tam
b8rines; Castancts,
. Strings for al kinds OF Instruments
, PEGS, APRONS, paIDGEs, BOWS, cLARI-
oNHT REEDS, TUNINs FORKS, RosIN,
PIANO WIRE, SHEET MUSIC,
INSTRUCTION. BOOKS,
de-, &C., &C.,
Persons DESTROYS Of obtaining Instru-
ments atths lewast price, srerespec.fully
invited to call and examine for themselves
Instruction givea upon the Piano Forte,
Organ, seraphias, Meledeon. Bass Viol,
and IN rhereagh Bass. Piano Fortes,
Organs, and alher instruments Tuned
and Repaired 70 order.
III J. DAYTON.
Wolcottville, October, ls49.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-30
T. III. RICHA II d 5,
G. stona and eady- Ma e 90! 4e.y

y StOW UU& 4. S00y- ma 90! any l.
p0ySana,
AAD #a@
Gsn iemen's Outfitting Establishment
ist door east Of Wheeler's Hotel, Westst,
Spring and ummer Stock of
Fashion BILE Clothing,
AT PRICES MUCH LESS THAN EVER BEFORE
AT THIS ESTABLISHMENT.
TT HAVE found il necessary to move into West
\ Street, and have taken the store formerly
occupied by Mr.. Samuel Clock, which has
recently been fixed UP expressly Tor me, and
ain now prepared to give great bargains in
Custom and Ready Made Garments Of every
| description, to all who may favor m with
their patronage. / have received the most
fashionable assortment oil Spring and Sumner
Goods, ever before offered to this public. My
stock has been selected with great care-with
specific reference TO the Spring and Summer
trade
Iwouid cal the particular ai,entio on Of my
customers and the public * orally, to my
stock of Dress and Frock Z ats. at prices
varying from one dollar anu twenty five cents
TO eight dollars.
The pantaloons ma c;"e aud, sold at
this esta blishment are tied to b. superior
in point Of slyle and elegance, to those in any
other esta blshment here and are sold from one
to seven dollars. gs ~
The assort ent Of sves's- embraces a the
new spring aud summer styles, fsom one 70
five dollaye. ia
A spledd assortment Of Cloths, Cas- imcres
and Vestines, of all kinds by the yard or TO
suit purchasers with a full assortment OF tall
ors trimmings, all OF whic h will esold trenien-
dous cheap ytsss
Gentlemen-your ore invited to examine
my stock Of goods before purchasing else.
where, as am determined not TO be untsersold
By any man in this port OF the country.
The fancy department embraces ali that is
new or desirable, in Duglise, French and ltal-
10 n, black and fancy silk Cravais, Suspenders,
Gloves, Of all kinds umbre las. and q good as
sortment Of plain ana fancy shirts, bosoms and
collars, hosary, with every oth.r article usually
kept in GENTLEMANs OuTFiTrING ESTABLISH
MINT. Sea-
Gentlemen furnishing their cloth can have
their garments made in style not to be sur.
passed IN fashion or wor KIN anship, aud warran.
ted to fit.
Cutting done at short notice,
Spring iashlens just received.
feel under grt at obligat ons to my numer,
Gus Gust me 8 Tor their plsi ,tention, and
trust by close application to business, nd firm
determination not to be excelieu ~ any estab-
lishment Of the kim in the country, | sha II
merit the patronage which has been 70 llber-
ally bestowed.
IT. II. RICHARDS, ~
West S ret, Lie .Lfield. 50
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-30
n O'EEC AL n
Insurance Company
uARTFnRD. CONN

HARTFORD, CONN.
TyHE subscriber having been appointed an
L agent OF the above Company. oftersto in
sure Houses, Stores, Mills, Factories. Barns
and their contents, and all other descriptions
Of insurable property against loss or damage, BY
fire, at rates OF premium as low as any Diner
similar institution.
G. F. DAVIS, Agent
Litchfeld. ls4s
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-30
Eitchfeld and the
Housatonic Railroad.

= y y D..
0N and after July lst, Stages will run from
" Litch6eld to the Hsusaionic Railroad, as
follows, viz: Stage will leave Litchield Ton.
New Milford on Mondays, Wednesdays and
FRIDAYS, at 7 o'clock. A. M. and arrive al
New Milford in time to take the Passenger
Train for New York or Albany. ~
Leave New Milford on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at o'cleck, Z. M. or on the
ar,iyalofthe Passenger Trainfrom New York.
Another Stage will leave West Cornwall for
L.itch6eld on Mondays, Wednesdays and FRI
DAYS, at . o'clock. p NJ ,or On the arrival Of
he Passenger Train from New York, and res
turu on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
leaving Lilchfie!d at o'clock. A. M, thus
making a daily lire from Litch6eld to the
dousaInnic Railroad
The Proprietor of this line intends pnttins
ON new Carriages, and as usual good Horses
aud will cndeavor to merit liberal share Q
public patronage.
EDWARD HART. Proprietor.
West Cornwall. June 81, 1919. 8
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-30
For Sale !!

NHE Shop. and water power connect.
= ed with ii,--Said premises ara 4 \ .,sa
On OF near the line ~ the Naugatucx RaiIrasJ
N the village III Avolcoltv.lle The Shor. n
q BY 30 fee. two stosies high, with I rood
ditch which Is eRtitled 10 one helf Of the "a.
Ter q the Naugatuck river. and about =. i
acres Of land, The above will be sold ch az.
e. the owner wishes sotFy his luck among ~
gold dlgglnga Of California. ~
For further particulars enquire Of JAMES
81 Wolcnstville, -1 y : n = e -
April A., 1850. "a
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-30

SUAE1EER ARRANGEMENT, =.
Commencing AprH 24th, 1850. 81
ENIRS1 passenger tram Will leave bridgeport
II for Waterbury al lO,25 a. m, OF Oh the
arrival Ctthe 8 q. m. Express Tram from New
York; connecting al SlraIlagd with the $50
a. m. traia from New Haven.
I'd Passenger Train will leave BridRepert far
Winsted, at $40 p. N. or on the arrival Of the
ine2,45 5 M Express TIsin IFop, New YOuk,
connecting at SlGatfprd with the 30 p 10.
Train irem New Haven.
lstFreigllt train with passenger car attached
wi lileaRe BIdgepoItIor Niusied al S 20 a. nj.
Cd Freight Train with Passenger car attach
ed will leave bridgeport for Waterbury al 6.
OF =. M. aaa
Returning.
First passenger train will ltaye Winsted at
10 a m ; connecting al the junction WINK
special tram TO New Haven, and arrive at
BrIdgepta IN time iGr the passengers 10 take
the 10000 m. iTt in to New York. ana Trains
to Hartford. Albany, Pittsfed, and Stations on
| the Housatonic Railroad,
/ I'd Passenger TTalnwiu leave Waterbury at
| 81 m, connecting at The Junction with the
special train &c New Haven and Hartford. and
arrive in Bridgeport IN time for passengers TO &
to take the a m Train to New York
Sd Passenger TIain will leave Waterbury
AZ 3.35 p. M, connecting with The Express
Train t. New Haven. Hartford and Boston.
\ tie S Is Train 10 New York and Evening I, ain
TO Plttsfeld. %#
I Freight train with Passenger Car attached
viii leave Winsled al 40 p. m. and arrive in
4 Bridgeport in time oI the $50 p. m. Train 10
4 New Haven, and Evening Train to New York.
STAGES a ]
From L;tchfeld will tonnect with the Pas.
senger TAIN which leave Wins,ed at 7l0a
IN and Bridgeport at 10 p III. at the Itch
field Station.
ii also connect at .Winsied lGeIn
Hiichcocksviile and New Boston. and at Huns
ph esine irem Woodbury.. Southbury, and
Oxford.
lochkiss' stage for Wa.ertcwn will can-
net with The S,4l m Tain ilom Waterbury
an 1925 a. m. T ain ilom Rridgepert. daily,
S.n Tuesdays nd Saurcays with The 5 10
q train from 3, dgepor.
/ a F,elght Tram fron. New Haven, and the
! Steamer Roger Hilhdms,
from Y,k wiliconnecl with the Freight
! Trains on this Road Fteigli will
4 billed fom each station for New Yc,k. New
Haven and Bridgeport.
4 Time achen Trains Leape Stations.
4 BRIDGEPORT TO T'LNsTED
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-30
CHEAP Cash


UNHoaIAS LORD, wholesale and retail
dealerin Foreign and Domestic Medi,
ciMts, Drugs, Chemicals. Patent MsdlcInes
Imported Lseehes, Strengthening r'as'sss'
Shakers Herbs and Extracts.
Paints, Oils, Window Glass,
v.rnishes, Spirits TurP-nIine, Brushes, Putty
Dive Woods, DYE SaufFs, sperm. amp ana LARD
Oils, Spirits Gas, Camphene, PSIashes, "AS
Backing, Sc, SC
acs- Cheap for Cash or approved Credit.
Reference to r. B, Mason, Esq, Superin-
,erdant and Engineer N. Y. and N. H. r. r.
PH1Io HUM, Esq., Snp't. and Eng'r. Nauga-
iuc n. r. CHAs. WATERBURY,, Esq, CoEduc-
tor Naugaiuc X, -
Bridgeport, Juhe 20. 1S49.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-30
Curtis II. North.
OFFICE OF TIL
Meriden Insurance Agency,

WEST WERIDEN, CONN.
Asent for the n
Etna, Protection, and Hartford Fire Insu.
rn,e Companies, Hartford, CT
Washinsion Co GRANVILLE, N. Y.
Equits bic, Concord, N H.
Connecticut Life, Insurance Company Hart.
lord.
Philadelphia. Health Insurance Company,
Philadelr hia.
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company.
New Yoik. @ ss
Stamford Health Insurance Company, STAN
sprd Canr. ~ t43
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-30
MUSICAL INSTRGllENTS /!


DAYTON continues to manulac
Aura SERAPHINES ans 7. =
DEONe Of the very best quality q
% tone and workmanship. lbs eera-
phnes ase made upon principles ensrely
new, and ere not inferior to any maue VI
used n this country. ,rr
DAYTON'S IMP ROVED me-
LODEONis admitted by the most COM
pe,ent iudgee to be superior TO any Meio'.>
ON now in use. 1t has a keyboard SIM, I,.
lar 10 that of Piano or Seraphine. ns
Casa Is Of Romaood. Black Walnn', ana
Mahogany, aad is well flushed. Inc Tone
IS yery smootA, and can be made Ioua OF
soft bv the use of the Swell Pedal ~ Is
well nd a p,ed to quick or slow music. Inc
Tellows il constructed on hew anu i'n
nroyeds plan,-it works with a Pedal, ane
with but little incon lenience 70 me perlor-
mer. It is easily made portable BY folding
, .he legs underneath.
N, i. These instruments are well adaP
/ ed tor an aecompanimentto church choirs
/; IS we'll as for parlor use, and as lhey are
j made in strong and substantial manner;
he subscriber feels entire confidence ~ re-
G ommending them as adurable and eficien'
j instrument.
~ The public are invi;ed 10 call and
e canine them.
nEPianos, Seraphinss, and other NM
j. DAYTON.
Wsieettville, Conn., July, lS49.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-30
Alyies IL aytOn,
MANUFACTURERS OF
ST rap kf9iSS g. sHsClGG6cRs
Woicottpiile. Conn.

OtCOHPfHes Conn.
THE Subscriber takes this method OF
calling the attention Of The public 10
his new improved MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
They are as yet bu, little known 10 The
music world.
The Subscriber having had seven years.
experience in the manufacturing of SERA-
PHINEs AND MELoDEuNs, feels ent re conf.
dence in recommending them as a durable
and efficient INSTRUMENT For The bept FL
1oi those residing al distance and eonse-
.quently unable 10 Inspect them before
purchasing, he will endeavur 10 give shon
description Of The Instruments.
HE SEEAPBINE is an Instrument similar
in appearance 10 that OF Piano Forte The
Key, board is precisely Ing sane. The
Cases are m ade Of mahogany and rose wood,
well finished and the lone; (Which is ,eiy
beautifully closely resembles iha, IL The
Flute Stop Of tn. Organ they can be made,
loud or soft by The use of the swell medal.
The Bellows is constructed on d new and
improved plan lit works with pedal and :
with hut llule Inconvenience 10 the pefform-
.er. The volume OF tone is equal 10 that OF
a small Organ, and by means Of the swell
may be increased or diminished, at the
pleasure Of the performer. II issnfficiently I
a y " ~
loud for smallchorches, and is well calcnla
ted for parlor Instrument. ii has FIvE
OcTAvEs. frcmG TO F. Prices from $500
to $l25.0O :
The IMPROVED MELoDEoN is an INSTRUMENT
OF Four Octaves, axlendiag frnm c 10, Cot !
,nn smaller size than thai 81 Seraphine. II
can also be made loud Of '"n oS means of the "
swell pedal. II has Key~boarui sinual .s !.
that Of the Seraphne or Piano Forte. The
Cases arc made 81 ross wood and mahogany,
welldnished. They are capable or, ~arioImlng
all paris to any music in The singing hooks =.
marches, values, sc. Price SIS o9 $50
these Instruments will keeI, III. i,,gs h,aoa. !
nan almost any oiker Insirnlaent. Thev ara
made IN. . strong, substantial manner. Thrv h
are mol inieriorio any made or ,ised in ,h;ss
coantry. Hundreds have examined lhero and
aii nave nesn loud In their praise. guf thev "
are comparatively new Instruments new. Z
1ven'ioil-an as yet but little known in The,
musical World, and il is for This reason thai 30
All Inc Intention Of all lovers of music TO 4
nem believing thai there are thousands who
YOU'D lose no Time III securing bne, IL aware y
y me existence Of such an Instrument. Bot -
indeed they must be seen and heard 10 be ap I,
recIated Their extreme cheapness, COM 81
ined with their practical utility and richness
i tone. must continue theirpsesenr popularity
Al orders promptly executed y he
kaaatactuvsr.
ARv1D DAYToH.
Wolcottyilles Conn. Msrrh. 1850 IN n
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-30
Groceries, Refreshments,

q 4
L,DWARD o. PECK, having en'rusicdthe
"a management Of his Grocery to the SUBS
scribeT would take this opportunity to INTERN
his friends and the public generally. that ne
has made many addition, and improvements
10 his stock Of .ROCERIES, CoNFECIloN
ARIES. REFRESH MEN u, SC Inc BIS :
SMALL BEER. ( Of all kl' ds,) PoREtih'
Of an excellent qualify. and various o' her sun
mer and winter drinks. kept constantly n
hand. FRUITS, CANDIES, NUTS, FL s.
CAKES, SC, &C., &c, always fresh, and r
superior. qualities, sady for every suaply,
short notice, cheapf cash Coy STERS
cooked 10 suit the &nosi fasiidiou< asies. II,
STYLE not to be 81 sassed. Gen,lemen VIII
wish To be suited in NEST satisfactory mar,
ner and on the Inost asonahle terms, VIII d
well to call at the Or re,y, in the basernen,
S. P. BOLLES Store, West ST.
ISAAC STEVENS, Agent,
LiichEeld, May I'd. 1850 4w52
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-30
DAGUBREbOIYPB

GKY-LlGIT Dagnerftotype Likenesses,
~ which for lifelike expression, depih Of
tone and durability cauno be surpassed mar
be obtained at reasonable riccs by calling on
the s,,bscfib Z at his rooms Coo s. Os,rum's
building, W'lcottyille ;where he will remain
ter a shorttine Pictures Of all sizes taken
and neatly lnserted in Cases Frames, I.ockets
Pms or Rings, Light eyes taken as y rfecily
as dark ones. Likenesses If sick Or 4, ceased
persons, Landscapes SC. tsken in an, part Of
the county Instruction given in the art. ana
az me recent improvements taught. Apoa.
afatus furnished at the lowest prices.
Z d, RlTToN.
Wolcotiville. April 18th. 1850 st5o
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-30
Auction Sale !!

ON Fridry, the oath dey Of MAY next. at 2
~ o'clock PM, the s,hscrhtr will sell TO
the highest bidder, spacions double Dwelling
House and Lot, situated in the centre If the
village Of Warren. Said h5u.e is nearly new !.
40 feet long. 35 wide, and wo sto,it high. A
part can be converted in a store ~ adapted
to any mechanical pursui and still ave am
pie room fora family. A. there IL at present
but one store in The place the atten,i OF The
enicrpiizing man sfbusin 50, whe.h with
large or small capital, i. ariicnlarlN. United
TO this sale. j. c. HUIF.aRD.
Warren, april Is SO
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-30
sy;1se,or,. Naych. III 1850.

UYE beg leave to call the attention Of
wv Merchants and Manufactures in Litcl 4
Geld and vicinity to our stock Of HARla-
WARE, omp(ising one of the largest-ard
most extensive assortmenis to be ,und IN IL
State, We are extensively engaged IN the
importation Of all kinds Of
Birmingham and Sheffield
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-30
jig at Tor the Cosall10saa

.Gg ut for the FOssllDN9ss
: Daniel B. Brinsmade, Washington,
David G. Sanford, New Milford,
Rufus Fuller, 1r. Kent.
Richard Smith. Sharon,
Frederick Kellogg, Cornwall,
Nelson Brewster. Goshen,
VIM. M Burial, Canaan,
Donald J. Warner, nlsbury,
s ; D, b be,,1ITiay' . Norfolk,
Roger II. Mills. New Hartford,
George D. Wadhams, Tofrfhgton,
Lewis Smith, Harwinton,
Elisha Johnson, Plymouth,
John C. Amber, Beihem,
Leman w. Cutler, Watertown,
John Abcrnethy, Woodbury.,
David G. Whittlesy, New Pre7tsa,
George P. Tallmadge, Warren.
Persons wishing to get their Buildings insured
can apply to either otthe Agents,orto the Sec
WILLIAM BEEBE. President.
JASON WHITING, Secretary.
Litchieid, 1850
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-30
.PL|AlPkI P!!I[NPS!

UST received direct lrcmflse Manufac,ur-
= ers, the very best kinds Of impruy.d Cast
Ilcn C,stern Pumps with Brass Valves Il
when the attention Of those wanting. a supe
rior article is called. hlsa, Lead Pine 10 IN
sizes. and in any quantity al New York nr;'
ces. For sale by n
=, PATTISON L CONE i
West Cornwall. April II, 1850.