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All e,fcrs and Ncwvrafers tlut ilr Elyand lrci'ne
and scotland sra ty the hrst steamer matter 70, -
Line
Letters ,he Continent 60. EI'uf+ ~ The COLLINS lus
nr,f t. ,rel ald fscliY0Hc efs lfc rate, cxcrpt ~
tAu.r aIHffs required 81. q p-eg1it Iu iui
Lett, .n the c-gurci ~ krfape nT the Cus,nD Ims
ust hs .frrad nie cents su &c rate, tlrryt fo ih
places .s. lLtd Co. fr .rrt al pa ffl
I.t.s.. f, fe Hassr fire n4.f bel nfenld 'aeafvf.u
csnts 90 aaf "vcr tn' and pf o. 10 added. except
G.rat Britain
N,~,i,pofs ~ e,,hsr ifr o. Ao Continent must De
psi hIir.t u'ssafA
Ia. tf4ss mlsf hc added Yu i,fris asst Nrssrtss
O. r fs4f IT i4fuqs nf fhs li.Ir anil Bfrul'a laes
-r4AvTRs TO ,EaffF FBua FukorE
lAIAFiIr RS iH,n trtfIl flf 'i4tri 90 A. shf ~
tIfr CD Co., ,.ouwaSld frlmI .cfi Cog P-tl inc il
AfEfIA s.4.r,l tm l4fsffaY.. 'tf Nru ~. tn ~
Itirf. $50 fel ,r.In 1--we. .fHti r ~ q. poo ID
tts LIZA. t.'ff FROM .trI...i flf Boston. June tA
-t-a'.I',n -
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Ct. LOUIS BONDS.-s5O,0OO-lhe
~ subscribers otter those who ar seeking good ana
~ y,sfmens fe SIX per cent twenty year bonds ~ me
,y Il - Iauis payable PRINCIPAL aud semi aEnl! interest,"
M phGnr BanA of Ncufork We consider them a. safe
al t,esrnsut IA, Government state Inars. and they
can r. Lad a Yuce wlch VIII yield much greater N
and always meets rrr conditions promptly Ihr revenues
o the for the prs, re- viii exceed hi million
Of dollars and bf sqscfl case the Cy Charter, the
teres h,r bonded tstt must De first pad before app0-
pnutOns abe Tor other objects The deb ~ Ae city
ull no. sEcsrd aud hall NIL 0ns Of du.l4s ~ The
end this year and u,ans. her coports capacity
assessed BY the Auditor. consisting ~ ~'cA -t,s
water works lands - exceeds Two and o r-r'ey all
lions o dollars
Full particulars viii he furnished. ani documents sn0Y
the present g.s,n q tie CT nnAnces caa De *
smin,d by ealing 10 our otcc
h. v CLARK. DODGE co,
Iely rne,d = Wali-sf
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An lNQi lRN INTO THE Cause OF ATIHAL
DEAlR, OK. ps,cH fRcv Oio Aar FL H.VIt
Bo@fNlcg. Nj u lsro, a.. b. S.aagcf =
iUwrstpD
Tho a,stot ct sai> look may be stated ia
icw wor.> En- less bread and mo-e ful,.
This. according 90 jhc author. IS the secret of
long hic ii, reasons With good deal of p.5u.
sihiAty sud adducc~ many remarkable facts
m supper, OF rs position, aud II De does not
prove taa, HE NIGH, be pro,actci by his
course Of di,l 70 lhe age of ihc patrlaIchs. no
one cap p, harmed ty irving the experiment
1t may be- tedious. 20 be saro. - wait u century
OF more Tor the result. but ta,r, is no other
means to tcst the hypothesis. The forces Of
living nature are ayl 10 make Wild work with
abstract arguments ou such a subject II DIR
BoSiwick' s counloTbla,. agalus; bread, which be
THINKS mghi vel boz termed the stah Of
death" instead OF the staff ol hic" should
not be borne on, rs the experience of those
who YUl themselves training for - hundred
wears. no one can find much fault with the pleas.
ant substitutes which be suggests for H. inorii-
nate use.
Accou.ne 10 The author. the decay arising from
old ace j. awins 90 the amount OF canhY patti.
clcs which find their way INTO ihc blood. and At
lone'h choke up The circulation The only dli-
fcrcncc'in tie body between oli age and youth -
the greater dcuofY. ,ouehncs, AMI ur'diy rro.
Cucel .} 'le greater potion Of cal~'f"ons mat.
ter which enter. .aio 49, c1mpoai'i,n Thia
comes ..io 20, r, stem through the u4' .lgm l.
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RANK OF SALISBURY.-Notes OF
-r, asc,irn, A., l. HOuoHfON,
''N- % " llllaH
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rVHE INyENTlON-I would call at
A SSAYER'S OFFICE. Broadway. Isl,

NESNITH a 60. have removed TO %
Broal-s-. gl.d ~ NsW->; ESQ
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

-. ,Np ,nyrsrvRrs ~ TIE BANKS OF
tNsN un~'.x Ia loaN fs,IAs wAsRhN l-n' PP
m or Putnam II
-. DIRECTLY under the Equator, on both
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- The LIFE AND CHARACTER OF JOHN
PAUL JOKES" by JOHN HENRY sHERBrRNG. second
and improved edition of this biography of the great
naval fre-ca,er : published by Adnance, sherman
& Go. lsyo. PIP. 4Os)
u JOURNAL Of \ VOYAGE TIP THE
NIE,"by Az AMERICAS. he reprn, of the little work
Appended to DR. HAWKS" Egypt and II Monuments. '
u2mo. ID lG2 Buffalo PhInncy Coz
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OFFICE for PATENTS, 5 Wall-st.-
DRAFTS on the BANK of IRELAND

I-Payabe at sshtla al parts Of lrelanG-iof sa4s ~
Af Irish Enug grant Soc,fy, 81 Chambers u
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- "PLyNourH AND TIE PHGRIMs," by

= " PLYMOUTH AND THE PILGRIMS, py
.5osrpH BaSvARD iS bret history OF the prominent
events m The first establishment of the Plymouth Col
onv Il is intended to form the first volume of a
series. ombodying the most important incidents IN
the history of the United States. and with special ref
erence to the popular mind. The narrative IN this
volume is clear and succnct but certain pervading
monotonv makes i slow reading. lsmo. PIP. 22s.
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! Whereby gwen that election Tor DIRECTORS Of th.s
institution I B., held e second fuesda of July next
AZ the Bankn- House 300 Grind-,t also n sumo Tine and
place Will held election for three lSAFh' IOhS u
Bank ~
The poll viii be- oaen from 20 o'clock + VI
~ ,r,ler0f the Board T. d BROWN, Cashier
leZ7 2w.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-01-13

and prosperity, is a little encouragement. There
is no other country in the world which can,
with equal Justice boast of its natural indepen-
dence, and there is none which enjoys 80 little
Commercial or manufacturing Independence
Neither Old England nor New England can
raise pound OF sugar or cotton--the greatest
of agricultural products; but what is there
which Is produced in either countries which may
not be produced in the South Ii is strange
fact that the portion of our Union most indie
pendent in fact, and that which derives the means
of ITS wealth from another, should be most pow
erful and independent in appearance, ii not in
reality. This state of things must be changed
in order to restore the natural and proper rela-
tons of the two sections. The South can be
and ought TO be, independent. Such indepen-
dence will go further to strengthen the Uuion
than any other measure with which we are ac-
quainted. 1t will restore the equipoise of Y
two sections. 1t will teach the North the neces.
sity of respecting the rights of the South, and
ceasing their warfare against our Institutions
~ o. Della.
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VIZ. HOW LAND,
Importer and Dealer in Drv Goods. In
u and Dealer IN I
CHARLESTON, s.

CHARLESTON, $. C..
WOULD call the attention Of planters risiting
w Charleston for their supplies, to his stock
of Dry Goods, which is kept constantly full, and
embraces complete assortment for families and
plantation wear; and, in Dress Goods, from the
lowprIced, to the richest, latest, and most FASH
ionablc.
Asa large part Of his stock is Of his c,rn inpor-
faon, he is enabled to compete with any Dry
Goods establishment in the United States, either
in price variety.
All Goods Of Southern manufacture, he will par
ticulary keep.
No. 224, bend Of King st., Charleston.
dec 4--2atMs
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THE SOUTHERN PRESS.

ty The following is in BRAED's haPpie
vein Among the modern English poets theI
are but few who have dabbed off more sparklir
trifles than he. 1t bears striking resemblan'
TO one of DIR. HOLMES eces-but we do N,
know which had priority in publication.
MY LITTLE COUSINS.
4 vol rdele ?--Certo RIdiamo. Cosi firl tuii
Laugh on fair cousins. for to you
All life is joyous YETI
Your hearts have all things to pursue,
And nothing 10 regret;
And every flower to you is fair,
And every month is May;
You've not been introduced to Care
Laugh on, laugh on, to-day!
Old Time will fling his clouds ere long
Upon those sunny eyes;
The voice, whose every word is song,
Will set itself to sghs
Your quiet slumbers-hopes and fears
Vii. chase their rest away;
Tomorrow you III be shedd ny tears
Laugh on, laugh on, to-day
Oh, yes; if any truth is found
In the dull schoolman's theme
If friendship is an empty sound,
And love an idle dream
II mlrth, youth's playmate, feels fatigue
Too soon on life Is long way,
AT least he'll run with you league
Laugh on, laugh on, 10 day!
Perhaps your eyes may grow more bright
AS chidhood's Eues depart;
You may be lovelier to The sight,
And dearer to the heart;
You may be sinless still, and see
The earth still green and gay.
But what you are you will not be-
Laugh on, laugh on, to-day
Der me have many winters crept,
With less Of grief thon joy.
But have learned, and toiled, and wept--
am no more boy!
I've never had the govt. lis true,
My hail is hardly grey;
But now cannot laugh like you
Laugh on, laugh on, to-day!
used to have as glad face,
As shadowless brow;
i once could run as bI,the race
AS you are running now;
But never mind how behave,
Don't interrupt your play;
And though look SO very grave,
Laugh on, laugh on, to-day!
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LETTER FROM BRANTz MAYER. Eso.

BALTIMORE, Jan. IL, 1851
To JAMES FiNpLAr ScmENcK, ESQ.,,
Lieut. U. 5. Navy, commanding steamship Ohio
DEAR SIR; | obtained this morning copy of
the New York Herald OF yesterday, in which
find the letter you have been pleased to direct to
ne, controverng some of the arguments and
statements contained in my communication to The
Baltimore Sun, touching the recent disastrous voy-
age of the steamer commanded by you.
am opposed TO newspaper controversies and
discussions, especially in relation to such matters
as involve scientific skill, knowledge and care;
but the very courteous tone Of your letter demands
an equally civil reply, and shall probably ad-
dress one to you at my earliest convenience.
AT this time, will only detan you by denying
that ncgc Mr.. Revcrdy Johnson to have scid
that you "tod him the ship would go down in
two hours" You will find no such statement in
my letter, and you have doubtless gathered it from
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-01-13

some Of the anonymous articles published by pas
sensers and others, exhibiting the sad plight Of
the Ohio during the gale.
Very sincerely, your friend,
BRANTZ MAYER.
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will be made for trips and deductions
operorm te
herefo sufficient be
be imposed arrivals time Tor falling
the
The General annul the contract for
iures violating laws, for dsobeyng the
strueuons OF the department.
a. The discontinue cuttail
and the accordingly allowing months the
amount dispensed He also increase the length or mum
Der OF the sa contractor having the right 10
quish the contract giving timely notice. he prefer TO the
change. IN.
o. Additional will OF actual adyer
Used distance should such occu If the Offices
Teety named.
o. Proposals without the prescribed guaranty posmasters
ucae OF e suhcency Of The received IN the time
specified by the combining
the same sum, cannot be accepted.
T. Bids Tor the service aued preference,
those changes
g. Offices established during the Of
mile OF the route are 10 be supplied without those ur
ther off al rata compensation. 'H EE
Bidders should specify mode
When done viii be horseback
TO- accepted execute contract or 10 com
service agreeaby proposals. they
will be liable a damages
ron n reeing the at..4,-l44 II
executed By the 18th day of February
H. The bids should the bidders and residences
company each member OF ls hrm should be
addressed First Assistant Postmaster Gencrul endorsed
proposals ---.' Et ".sE .. ar#
bidding,
required proposals for carry
ing the mails In Virginia, &C., issued January IS, 1851
N. X. HALL, s4-#
General.
PosT OgfoE DErA ARTMRET, August Q, 1851. stB .
Aug lf-law4w dcpSw
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Sal of Improved m Ohio, ccded by the wy
andots N IsS2.

andots In IsS2.
is
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Oho cedcd by
lb2 be public
Defiance Chic, Monday the fifteenth day OF September
n
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dollars and that the
by War Department
be paid in addition the price of the land.
The will be kept longer than absolutely necessary
o lands, and exceeding two weeks
Of Washington, this seventeenth
July Doni thousand eight hundred and
JOHN WILSON
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| University OF Pennsylvnnia, Medical Department.
EgMy-sirn 'ession u65l-'53)
nNHE lectures Monday, 9Th
i terminate the close OF March ensuing
Theory Practice OF Medicine by George ID. Wood NJ d.
Anatomy, william y. Hornsr, NJ. d.
Msieria Mediea and Pharmacy, Joseph Carson, I'D.
| Chemistry, James u. Rogers, NJ. u.
Surgery, William Gibson, NJ. d.
and Diseases Women and Children, Hugh L.
Hodge, M. d.
| Institutes o Medicine, Samuel Jackson NJ, ID.
Pennsylvania Hospital by eeoree B
Wood M. D.. and by Geo. W. Norris NJ ID.
medicine and IN by The
medical faculty. assisted by W. w Gerhard NJ d.,
Practical anatomy by John Nen, M. D., demonsirator
Of ffcesor Sl0S
fee, (paid once only
Practical anatomy 10
Graduating es. 20
Dean Of the Medical Faculty.
ae street, Thirteenth, opposite United States
Mint, Philadelphia.
Aug l-s2awtOct5
William and Mary College, williamsburg, Va.
THE Of this "Wednesday the
October last preparatons have
and
of carefully revised
adapted the Of all classes o
The whole exclusive Of the law ~
Bachelor Philosophy conferred FOR proficiency ~ re' @ "a a.
languages, the degree OF ~ D. - P
cheney in all, Che degree ofA NJ
- -, ,,n n n President and Professor Of Moral
Philosophy Evidence OF and
Indge Beverly Tucker, Professor OF Munieipa' anu
Law. 80 os Mathematics and Natural scienee.
.saran 4 amead Professor OF Lnngusges,,
,asng,on Of History and fohuea economy
s,,,. Toften D. D. Professor OF ineecna' fmosophy,
Bellies Letters, e ,ood @ Adjunct Of Mathematics
AJ-laN4N
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PROPOSALS for carrying the mails er the UnitsA
from February 1904 excspuny hs routes
M M shch different day commencement Is speched1 10 he
n ~ iuns 1853 inclusive Mains Nsw HaweAs, prwss
M " will be received al the contract once
m. post once Department, the city OF washington unu 0
s, December bs decided by The ie day OF te same
WIS x..YNp
1876 From Hoson, by Smyrna, Aooook Road, miles, and
back week
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s~vvtre - this July !, 1854
pROPOSIs for carrying the mails Of United STATES om
the 18th Day o. February, 1852 the 5Oh OF June 1883
4, the Co~sract Depar,en in the civ Of
washinsson of december IssI ITO be decided
b month";
I'M ase hereinafter sIeched viz
VIRGINIA
ma From White sulphur sgrns sssnere, 9. county W Anhony
I,ssv. whiss sulphur Springs every Friday atssm,
Arrive n Mountain Grove same day by y6pm;
Leave Mountain Grove Thursday nj sam;
Arv. !, White sulphur Springs day BY 6pm.
Kenawhn county via valley o sandy, ohsr
Greek, n, 30 miles, and back once week
Leave Clendsnin every Thursday nt6am;
. Rraxton II next day bysPm;
Leave Brsrson O n every Tuesday Al sam;
Arrvs q C1eNdenin day by epm
s15 BaHton county, via Holly FORK lie
suosds Ondes and Beaver Creek, TO Nicholas u, ~
miiea, week
Leave bfsr,on every Friday Gam;
Arrive Nicholas @ same day by epmi
Leave Nicholas II Thursday at 6 a m;
Arrive Brarton G II same day by s. pm.
Whshrv seces~aryi
WIS ksbIetown berry
vile, Clarke county, IS mcs and back twice week
Leave Chancstown Wednesday and Saturday M2sm
Leave Bsryviiie "Wednesday and Saturday NJ 7
Arrive Ckarlessown same days by II IN.
Proposals weekly service will he considered.
NH From Winchester White Post From, Royal miles
hack koucea q
Lssve Winchester every Friday at am.
Arive Front Royal sams day by tpmf
Leave PspHt Royal sstosAAy at SAINT
f.s !. wasss;'s. ~ .s,.s a.y x I Pan
invites
ms rro Hsssovs chnccssue Island, Accomse county,
miles, and back week.
Leave Hosnto~n every Friday hspm
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-16
DlED.

In this town. l lllI int. Mrs Plant wife ul Mr Rusl Plant. aged GA.
 Iu Warren. Oct. 10th. Mary F.. wife Of EIwin K. BeemaM, aged g years.
 1n Waterbury. On tine 6r inst. Mrs liar. lriet II. PAngman, aged 8 years. Her re, mains were taken to Cornwall for imierInent. In Brhg.pOrf, OW 1he 4th inst Mr. Wm. lH. [. Jones. son Os Tho,nAs Jonr-. lurs. "f 4V At-rv'lie aged 24 years. tiis r+,n,ins were brOug!T t. Waterbury fpr iuterinemr. x Ia New Haven. On the 5Ih insl. .. Miss Jane, daughter Of George D,liry. Esq If Winsted aged Ia years Shs Was Iuv-Iy and accomplished young lady. a member of Miss DuitOns Boarding Sche''l. aud had left the palernal roof only one week previ- Ous to her sickness which terminated sO fla ,1aIly, and has cast such n melancholy clnui over the hitherto umbrokeu happiness "f her lfamily circle. Beh'ved by all who enj', ed her acquaintance, she closed her eyes upon this fair world with resignation whici' dis armed death of its terrors, in the joy ful hope of happy resurrection.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-16
STOP T,MKEF! 8l00 REWARD.

STOLEN from the subscriber, on the - 29th inst. . WALLET. continuing $225.O % in Bank Bills. 200 in Sc and small. CT bills On the Winseed Bank.
 Tho Thief calls himself John Moore---is about 45 years old. about s l-2 feet high. dark complexion. brown or grey eyes, 6lack curly hair. Had on light truck coat near. y Bew. wiih plaid lining. Had striped shirt. California haf. reddish brown: reds dish mixed Satinett pantalooDs, and reddish vest. The above reward will be paid for the arrest of the thief with information which leads to his conviction.
 DEED M. HUMPHREY.
 GOshen. August 3Oth, 1851. is
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-16

At Court of Pr'bate holden Ut sharon,
 within and fer the District Of Sharon, on
 the otI' day of October. A. D.. 1851.
 rresenI. CnAs. F. SEDCwIcx, Esq. Judge.
 VIE Administrator Ou the Estate of
 JOSEPH PRATT. Ia.e of SlIaron, in sad district deceas"d, represent ihs estate lnsoIVent. aHd pray iho appointment of Commissioners thereon: wllereupOn, or dered, that Commissioners to receive, ex. anime and adjust ille claims of the creditors Uf snid estate. b.. appointed at the Probate Ofhcn in said district, on Ihe 25;h day of October, 1851 ,nt 3 o'clock in the iOre and that "li persons interested im sMid estate may bU ""ttlled thereof. the said AdmiOis- lraiOr wiH cause this order tO tDe published ln newspaper printed m Litchf cid, and pos, a copy thereof on the public sign post nearest t'Ie place where Iiie deceased ,ast dwelt i0 said sharon A irue copy of Re- cord. CHAs E SEDGwcK, judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-16
NATIONAL SAFETY (LiFE) LNSU- RANCE AND TRUST COMPANY.

NATIONAL SAFETY (LlFE) INSU- RANCE AND TRUST COMPANY. Hume Office 62 Walnut SC; South sate,
 doOrs abSue 3d, Philadelphia.
 HON. HENRY L. BENNER, President
 LUclAN 1. BIsBEE. Seerefary.
 Hates of Life Insurance reduced 25 per
 ceNas
 CAPITAL, $25O ONO.
 nNHE above company have established l. an agency in this county, for the pur> pose of insuring lives. and have appointed LYMAN w. GILBERT, Agent.
 J. G. BEcKw1rH, Nj. D., Medical Exam finer,
 C. H. HoLL1srER, Esq, Conrec,icu Referee.
 Application for Insurance may be made 10 Lyman w. Gilbert or Dr. Beckwith, at Dr. Beckwi,h's store. al 3 o'clock A. M., al i2 o'clock M., or a. 6 o'clock P. M., where pamphlets may be had explaining the pTIn> cple oi Life Insurance, and showing the economy and duty of every man. who has not a supera bLndance of wealth, to secure 10 his family, at least few thousand doi- iaIS. by an Insurance on his Life. This Comp my have accommodated their terms ni ptyment lo meet the abiiliy of the poor, he laburing man, as w-:l as the monied nan. The terms are 2s per cen, less han most Comp ,nies, ana payable yearly, half yearly M quarterly, SD that the laboring m ,a may save. or lay by, a few dnllafs eve " lh, ee mouths 10 pay his premium. ard thus secure to his family, al his death, a ..omp pttenc,. Ot this worlds goods. which he csn neveI expec, to do ny the trni's of his labor. Life Insurance is coming 10 be re- gaIird as an economic business measure securing to ones family, after his death, that comre lence and support which he is unable 10 lay up for them while he lives.
 Instances are continually occurring. showing the wisdom of Life Insurance The following, clipped from Philadelphia pa per, is such an instance
 PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9lh, 1850. To the President and Directors of the Ma lional Safety Insurance Company, No. 62 Walnu, street.
 GENTLEMEN me to acknow ledge the receipt of one thousand dollars, being ,he amount policy of Life Insurance ei- irr,ed by my late husband. James Kilkpat' lick, for my benefit on the 18th July last. your company The payment of small >.I,m for premium has entitled me 10 the ah we amount. tut for which should have nrep .ttl destitute. Thanks tU you that al my r-Iuesl. and for my convenience, you nave pa,d the full amount at once, wiihon, the delay customary in such cases,
 YOnr> sincerely. Z6
 PAULINE E. KIRKPATRICK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-16
MARRiE ED.

ID this village, Ou the 18th iRst ny Rev. MF. Lewis, Mr. James Be'Aeh, and Miss Virginia Wheeler. daughter Uf Mr Peleg Wheeler all Of LiGclIfald
 In tiis village. in the Methodist EpiAc" pal Church., oR the 18th inst. by the Rev. Mr. H"yt, Mr. Elisha Mason, and Mss Enelino A. Peck. both of Liich6eli. In Norfolk. by Wm K. Peck. Esq. Mr. Samuel Cau6eId, and Miss Lois Sheffel, of New Marlboro, Mass. The respective Hges Of the youthful pair were el and e7.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-16
FOR SALE

A Valuable Wnter privilege. and small 1A Cotton Mill Htlnclled to the same.-- Also, three small Dwelling houses. nearly new, and about two acres of Land join ing said wnter privilege. Said prO,,erty is with. in 50 rods of the Litchfsld Depot. Nauga. tuck R. R. The privilege commands an the water of tho NaUgatuck River at q point whore there is an excellent fall.
 Tho property will be sold with or with out the machinery in the MR. at ths op- tiOn of purchaser, 1t is suitable and de- sirAble for any kind of m nufac.uring busi. mess which requires water power, and will be sold very low.
 Enquire of
 II. $. BARBOUR, Wolco,iyil,e.