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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-06-13

The undersigned have mutually agreed
to the above list Of appointments. when
and where they hope TO NEE, and address
their fellow .cltizens. They regret that
they have been compelled. for want Of
time. to omit several counties; but indulge
the hope that most Of the voters will meet
them al the above places.
w. TROUSDALE.
w. B. CAMPBELL,
Nashville, April IL. 1851.
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Notice.,
Notice.,

4 1t. persons indebted to the estate OF
IA Henry Ma,lock, decd, are hereby no.
,i'ed 10 call and make settlement immedl.
a,ely; those having claims against said es'
tale are notified to present them within the
time specified by law, legally authenticated,
for settlement.
CHARLES MATLOCK,
HENRY MATLOCK,
Executors.
June 6, lS5l-4t l4l
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DIED.

DIED,
On Sunday last, a, his residence at the
mouth of Tellco nver, Monroe county.
JNo. McGHEE, Esq, 10 the Goth year oi
his age.
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1t is ex Presiden, Herrera. OF Mexico.
and not Parades, whose death is reportej
by the latest arrival from Vera Cruz.
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Hats, Boots and Shoes.

HUSr received by BGADFoED IL DopsoY, Il
81 superior lot of Hats, from the finest Mole
kin down to the cheapest Straw.
Also, "A fine lot of Boots and Shocs--which
they will sell Gas cheap as the cheapest"
April %, l65l--tf l3J
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Tellic0 Iron

A GOOD lot of Iron from the Tellico
~ Works, on hand and for sale at
May 80. 1881, REEDEHs:
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Buckets, Tubs, &c.

IN hand large lot OF Buckets and Tubs,
" superior make, cedar and other de =
scriplions, and Tor sale low by
May 80, 1851. S. *. REEDER.
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Iady-a Miss Stone-- who ran TO call
her brother to their assistance. When
they returned, the animal. large
buck lay dead at the feet Of his con.
queror. What a scene for painter.
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Athens, May %, 1851.
Land Sale,

IN obedience to an order and decree OF
the Honorable Circuit Cont of Meigs
county, Tennessee. AT the April term, 1851,
in the case Of Joseph McCorkIe end VIM.
S. Russell, Administrators OF the estate CT
James Blevins, deceased, as. the Widow
and Hers of said James Blevins. decd,
we will sell 10 the highest bidder on Salur.
day. the 18th day of July reyr, On the
premises. all the Lands of which the said
James Blevlns died. seized and possessed,
or so much thereof as may be necessary,
except VIVA, has been laid off to the Wild
ow as her dover. The Lands to be sold
consist Of two Town Lots in the town of
Decatur. known in the plan of said town
as Lots No. AZ and As, and about
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Notice.,

THE partnership heretofore existing be.
L tween GETTfs, COLEMAN & BlGHAM,
under the firm of Geuys. Coleman & Co.,
is THIS day dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons having settlements with said
firm nre requested to call on COLEMAN &
B,anAM, who are authorised to make set
dement's.
GETTYS, COLEMAN s. CO.
May 2O, 1851.
The undersigned having rented his Paper
Mil to Messrs. Coleman & Bigham for a
term Of years, who intend continuing the
manufacture of Paper, takes pleasure IN
recommending them to the public.
JAMES GETT1S.
June 6, ISEl-3t l4l
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One thousand icres of Land,

more or less, situated some miles from
Decatur, with valuable Improvements
thereon. consisting of Grist and Saw
Mill, &C. The boundaries OF said Lands
will be made known on the dsv OF sale.
The above Lands will be sold to sa,Isry
the demands against said estate. One third
of the purchase money will be required to
BE- paid down. and credit Of twelve months
will be given on the remainder, the pur.
chasers giving note with approved secure
". and a lien retained on said land until
the purchase money is paid.
JOSEPH McCORkLE.
WM. $. RUSSELL.
.Adm'rs ofMe estate Of Jas, Elecins, dec'd.
MAY 80. SJl-St 40
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Golden Syrup

PHILADELPHIA Steam Refined Gold
en- Syrup. prime article. for sale at
MAY so, 1851. S. X. II EEDER'S.
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FIRE IN THE CoAL.--ln Wales a
fire has been raging in a coal mine
for twenty.six years, and has con-
sumed, it is computed. 100000 worth
of coal Within five years after its
commencement it was greatly re.
strained by the construction OF an
enormous stone wall which cost $780,.
900. At present it is about passing
this wall threatening very extensive
destruction, and learned engineers
have been employed to consult on
some new measure Of arresting its
progress.
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David Crockett used to say OF the
late Philip Hone, with whom he was
in Congress, that he was the perl'test
man he ever knew--"cause why {!
said the Colonel, "he alters puts his
bottle on the sideboard before he asks
you to drink. and then turns his back
so as not to see how much you take
This" adds the Colonel, sis what
call rea, perlitsness :"
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Groceries
Wagon for Sale

A NEW two horse Wagon, well made
"A and ironed, for sale cheap bv
Nav 80. 1851. S. X. REEDER
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]. w. Nc JAMES WALKER, and
d. w. BALLEw, will address their fellow
Citizens at the folio wing times and places:
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-08-21
KKONSAGOMgc Railroad.
Winter Arrangement


 The Cars on lhls road run m connection with the New York and New Haven, and Western Railroads.
 MORNING TRAIN for State Line. Albany, and Piltsield, leaves B,idgcdcrt at l0,3O A M on the arrival of the A. M. Express from New York and the second Accommodation Train fl om New Haven, and the Naugal uck Trainirom Waterbury.
 EVENING TRAIN leaves Bridgeport at 5,45 P. NJ. on the arrival of the P. M. Express Train from New York the l.30 P, M. Train from New Haven, and the Naugaluck Train from Winsted.
 Passengers go directly through to Albany by these trains without changing cars. Trains leave State Line at 9 A. M. and 3.l5 P. M. on arrival "t the morning and eve ming trains from Albany and arrive in Bridge port at 30 and 40 P. M.
 rains run from Pitsfeld intersecting the Albany and New York trains al Van Dusen vile.
 Freight Trains ,eavc Bti1geporteve morn> ing at 6 o'clock.
 c. A. KIRTLAND, Superintendent. Bridgeport, Dec. IS, 1850. 37
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-08-21

TNElE subscriber would take this opportnni> Il ry to call the attention ol his patrons and the public generally, to his superIcr mode Of Extracting Teeth, by which ,s at least lea M three practice IS avoided besides rendering every fort to extract badly decayed teeth and roots perfectly successful. Persons afflicted with looth-ache, need have no fear tha: they cannot be removed on account of brlleness or any other cause, fur it often happens that by the Hse of Chevali'r's splendid Forceps, have xtractcd from six to eight teeth which wer broken off even with the bone, in twice as man seconds.
 would also here announce, that until fur. ther notice. my price fer extracting Teeth will be twenty-five cents piece.
 N. B. All work in the various departments of DENTISTRY, performed with care and dispatch, and upon the most approved princi' pies of Dental Science, and at moderateprice
 EDWARD WELFARE
 Lica i1td Oct 8, 1850. tf24
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-08-21
Consu1nption,

GOUGHS and Colds, Bronchitis Asthma, Spittinq or Bood Bleeding at the Lungs Pains in Me Breast Side and Cnss Me1T9T"e Nigtt S,oeats Papituon o the Heart arising thereir0m, Cholera Infantum, &c.
 CB~ For Proof and particulars of Cures sec our Pamphlets and HGndbNs-all our Agents have them to give away.
 G1 For sle wholesale frd rtai'. " f( smith, Lite hfield, Crow 8 levitt, N. Hartroc N. 5 i;athrop, WoIcouvllIe, A. Miles < snl aHd and Miles x Gray, Goshen, F. W: Pierce Philips & Rood and J. C. Allen, Winsted, ]. Z Warner. Roxbury, c. w. Whittesav, N. Mil ford, Mills 65 co. Norfolk, w. W. Calkins N.Cans an, C. F. Peck. Ellsworth. c. l. PrndIe sharon, Warren & Newton, Wate own E. Bab 6ht, Babbltts Bridge, G B Waller & Co N HitchcocksyiIe, Thompson G Allen, Woodbury Belden & Miner, Falls Village, and by Mer- cha ehaGts Gt, and Druggists in neatly every iownn
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-08-21
Tron, Steel, Mails, &c.

ENGLISH, Refined, Swedes and Norway L Iron, round, square and flat; T V. F.. Norway Nail Rods, shapes and small squares, Swedes shapes Horse Shoe Iron band. hoop scroll, nut and teaZle-trame Iron; |" Naylor & Co.'S /" Steel of all kinds spring, corking and sleigh shoe Steel !" Fall River" Cut Nails and Iron; Cast>steel and Sieel>plaied Snovels |; " Fai,bank's'' Scales of every size; Iron and Steel Crow-bars; Nuts and Washers: Smiths Bellows, Sledges, Hammers; Files, Rasps, Screw Plates, Vices, American Anvils With cast steel face Borax, Wood Screws, Wrought Nails and Spikes, Horse Nails ot superior quality made to order; together with great variety of other articles in the llne, for sale at No 60 State street
 G5+ Prices and terms will be made safisfac9 tory to purchasers,
 EG. RIPLEY & co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-08-21
To Merchants and Manufacturers. EEaFdWHr e Cheap for Cash

A. L. HALSTED & SON. NO, 259, PEARL, tNear Fulton Street) N. Y A RE. offering Tor cash complete asortmen! A of Hardware and Cutlery imported by themselves a, the lowest cash prices, which, with domestic goods received either direct from American Manufacturers or purchased at Auction al the lowest cash rates. they will sell al prices to suit the views of the closes purchaser. Cut and Wrought Nails at pricel ower than ever.
 All MANUFACTURE OF HARDWARE who alt disposed To sell Cheap for Cash gre invited to give them call.
 New York, Feb 25th, 1851. 43
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-08-21
To Farmers

THE subscribers are now mlnutacturin. and keep for sale the Patent Premium GRASS HOPPER PLOUGH, which took four prem ums at the Lichtield County Fair in the fall of 1850, and were highly recommended b.. the committee of the State Fair at Albany, ant the Duchess County Fair. We reccomme nc this Plough 10 give entire satisfaction. prop erly used, and to require less draft by one quarter, than any other now in use. We havt three kinds, viz: the Common. the Side Hill and the Corn Plough.
 We recommend the Side Hill Plough a being equally as good for level ground as Iht Common.
 HOTCKKISS & HITCHCOCK.
 Sharon, April 23d, 1851, 50
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-08-21
AT THE "BEE HIVE"
I Snmmar

New Spring and summer |
 
 A SPLENDID assortment just received .A comprising super. Black and Colored Mantillas, and Dress SILKS. Super. Black and Col'o BLTeges do. do. Barege Delaines. do. Black and Cord M. DeIaines. Go. do. do. PoplinS. do do. to. Printed French
 and English MuSlinS.
 do. Black and Col'd Printed French,
 English and American Calicoes. do: Black and Colered French and Scotch Ginghams.
 do. Black Silk Laces, Fringes, Gimps. &c., all qualities. Also, Ribbons, Hosiery, Gloves, Buttons, Rc., all descriptions.
 Black and Cold Silks, Cashmere, Thi> bet, Barege and other SHAWLS. French Wro't Collars, White Laces and Edgings.
 Jackt and Swiss Edgings, Insertings, flouncings, Sc.
 Irish Linens, Shirtings, Shse,ings, &c. large stock.
 CARPETING, Paper Hangings, Ladies Shoes and Parasols.
 Also, Chairs. Bedsreads, Geese Fes ,hers, Ready Made ClothiLg and Shirts. GROCERIES. Crockery, Hardware. &c N. B. Eggs Wanted-and Shirts given out to be made as usual, and for sale by she dozen or single very low. by
 s. N. BRONSON < co. Liichfield, June 2d, 1851. 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-08-21
WATCHES, 1EwELRY, SILV YER WARE, dc. pIAIKMAN & SANFORD,

No 9 Exchange Place, Main st., Bridgeport INVITE attention to their :x'ensiVe as N sortment of superior
 GOLD WATCHES, among which, are some of the Bnest eve. hrorgSt to this country, ,cased in the richest .,vlsS Cor bo, Ladies and Gentle mems we"' : .,I.o the more common kind ol Oolu HFEe' o.,J srire Watches. which are sou very "I ."" anme as low as SS25 and ~arfan'e"' C.e~ Ena watches are manufactured express bv the most celebrated makerS III T.,.oe ami as we impor them ourselves we
 ota bled ,o sell al much less prices 'hah .ne, cou,d otherwise be afforded. Oor as snr;men, of Silver Lever, Lep'ne ana o'h- cr Watches is always very large, ana we are selling at retail every style oi gooo Watches as low as tney '"" oe at wholesale in New York
 RICH JEWELRY.
 We arc manufacturing ourselves anu II o,n,net every day from New Y"rK ord o,her places. all the new s'y!es ot Ate ,:"S r"n Erenrh and American geweify' emoFa liS"' n'. or,,cI. worn either for use or or "1'H G',I Chains for Ladies and Gentlemen Gold Keys, Seals, Slides, CharmS' LOCK C Gald Breast Pins, Earrings. Bracelets F;nrar.rines, Thimbles, Diamon1 hlngS' and Pins. Jewelry in sets, Corne'lan kings ami Charms. Wedding Rings, &c.' %c'
 Jewelry of all descriptions made to ofo'r
 SILVER WARE.
 p,rcbasers of this article will always ma mnch larger assortment at our eStao'tsn- neoI than a, any other place in the o'a'e' We are constantly manufacturing aId war ranteyery ar icle solt by us to be us pure as Rn,ter Knives, Fruit Knives and Fish Knives Ladies. Cups, Bsef Tongs, Sugar Tn,ss Sugar Sifters and Spoons Tea S,rainers. Napkin. Rings, Table, Tea Des> Ser,. Cream, Mustard and Salt spoons.
 Table, Tea. Dessert, Beef and fickle Forks of every variety of pattern Tn lasn'oh
 sPECTACLE5.
 Gold, Silver and Steel Spectacles'. Eye Glasses. &c. Particular attention paid 10 selecting and adjusting Glasses to the sign'' on the most approved scientific principle
 FANCY GOODS.
 Our assortment is too large to attempt deserin,;on. consisting of almost everything rich aad desirable; Silver, Pearl' oneii anu a,. Enaneled Card Cases. Po:tmonna,es' Cl> v gar Cases. Fine Walle,s. Knives kazofs' Scissors, Brushes, Spy Glasses lhermo'ie' ters, &c,, Sc. n,.,or r,oo,,s
 Rich Plated Cake Baskets Mantle o'ochS' &c.,, Sc. ner- Fine Watches repaired in the mos! s, per- feet manner. Seals. Visiting CardS' Aiuhk and Coffin Plates engraved in the best S.yle' Jewe)ry, Spectacle and Music Boxes &c'' repaired. J' e. DANEopD may 2l, 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-08-21
NEW BOOKS.
Eor .EnIp nfthiR OMcc.

For Sale atthtS ODEcc.
 The Life and Miscellaneous Writings ot Nathaniel Chipman, IL. D., edited by his brother, Daniel Chipman, IL. D.-Price N 20.
 The Hand of God in History, by Rev. r1oIlis Read, A. M.-Price Sl co.
 The Life of Col. Seth Warner, by Daniel Chipman, IL. D.; and the Life of Col. E. than Allen, by Jared sparks, IL D., (both in one volume.)-Price 40 cents.
 History and Genealogy of the Kilbourn FamilE. Price $l.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-08-21
Important to the Public.

'EHE subscribers would respectfully n- l form their patrons and ftiends aud the Cubllc generally that they are extensively en> gagged III the manufacture ard putting into operation of DOUGLASS PATENT FREMI- UNI HYDRAULIC RAM, perfectly simple and effective machine, for forcing portion of brook or spring tc any required distance oi eleVatioh when proporl ionaIe fal can be ap- piled.
 The various uses of this Ram are obvious, VIZ Tor the purposes of iITigatIhg Land, sul- plying Dwellings, Gardens, Barnyards, F'acto- rIes, Villages, &c. with running water.
 l he simpiIclty of the operation of this ma. chine, together with its effectiveness and very apparent Durability render it d, cidrdiy the most Important and Valuable apparatus vel developed in Hydraulics for forcing portion oi running stream of water 10 any elevation proportlonale 10 the fall obtained It Is perfectly applicable where only Is in, ches oi fall can be had, vet the greater the fail applied the more powerful the opp.ra,ion ot the machine and the higher the water ula> Oe conveyed We have various sizes of the machines adapted 10 springs or ks that Iur"ish from 5 quarls to 9 gallons of waicl per E,inute.
 The subscribers have also constantly on hand large quantity of Lead Pipe If vari Us s!Zes a.ld qualities, suitable for setting thc Rams, or for acqueducls. also, a large assert menl or Well and Cistern Pumps. all of which will be sold at prices tia; cannot fail to sui; customers.
 Tin Rooffing, Fave Troughs &c at short no flce and on favorable terms Stoves of al, kinds, always "n hand, together with olhe, articles too numerous 10 mention,
 PATTI;ON & CONE
 WnSfT II NA
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-08-21
IRON AND STEEL.
 EZRA CLARK, < co. Corner of Front and Ferry St's.
HARTFoRD, CONN

IUNNs HAVE for sale a large stock of Iron and l lS,eel. of every description required Ma chinsts, Blacksmi,s and others, embracing a very great variety of kinds and sizes: together with a tull supply ot best Anvis, Vices, Bel lows and Blacksmith's tools generally
 All of which are offered to purchasers on as favorable terms as can be obtained elsewhere
 -ALSO-
 A constant supply of first quality of CUT NAILS and SPIKES, at manufacturers price Hartford, Jan. % 1851. 'v3S
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-08-21
FOR SALE,

THE Factory Building. Dwelling Houses. \ Land, Ecyer failing Water Power, Water Wheel and Gearing, all new, in the village of New Preston. Litchipld County, Conn. Ptice thitty-fve hundred dollars. Enqui,e for par ticulafs of w. B. LEONARD.
 66 Beaver street, New York may 15, 1851. 1n2
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-08-21
NATIONAL SAFETY (LlFE) 1NSU- RANGE AND TRUST COMPANY.

NATIONAL SAFETY (LlFE) 1NSU- RANGE AND TRUST COMPANY. Home Office 62 Walnut St South s'"e'
 doors above Sd, Philadelphia.
 HON. HENRY L. BENNER, President
 LUciAN l. B1sBEE, Secretary.
 Rates of Life Insurance reduced "O Po'
 CenLs
 CAPITAL, $25O GOO.
 T>HE above company have established
 m agency in this county, for the pur> Lose of insuring lives. and have appointed LYMAN w. GILBERT, Agent,
 J. G. BEcKw1rH, NJ. D., Medical Exam finer, c,;o,, G. F. HoLL1<rER. Esq., Connection Referee.
 Application for Insurance may De maoe to Lyman w. Gilbert or Dr. BeCkwlth, at Dr. Beckwilh's store, al 3 o'clock A. M., at l2 o'clock NJ, or a, 6 o'clock r. M., where pamphlets may be had explaining the pE'n> ciple of Life Insurance, and showing the economy and duty of every man. "ho mas not superabundance of wealth. to secure 10 his family, at leas, few thousand doi- lays, by an Insurance on his Llie. lhiS Comp ,ny have accommodated thelf terms of payment to meet the ability of the poor, the laboring man, as well as the monied man, The terms are 2S per cent less than most Companies, and payable yearly, half yesrly M quarterly. SD that the laboring man may save, or lay by,a few dollars eve " three mouths to pay his premium, ard thus secure to his family, al his death. competence oi this worlds goods, which he can never expect to do ny the fruits of his labor. Life insurauce is coming 10 be re- sarded as an economic business measure securing 10 ones family, after his death, thrl competence and support which he is unable 10 lay up for them while he lives. Ins' anceS are continually occurring, showing the wisdom of Life InSprance.- The following, clipped from a Philadelphia pa per, is such an instance
 PnILApELPnIA, Oct 9th, 1850. To the President and Directors of the Ma
 ,ional Safety Insurance Company, Mo-
 62 Walnut street.
 GENTLEMEN --Perm;t me to aCknow ledge the receipt ol one thousand dollars, being The amount a policy of Life Insurance ei' iecled by my late husband, James h''kpal' tick, for my benefit on the 10th July last
 your company The payment of small | sum for premium has entitled me 10 the above amount, bat tor which should have been left destitute. Thanks to you that a my request. and for my convenience, you have paid the full amount at once, without the delay customary in such cases, Yours sincerely, 26
 PAULINE E KIRKPATRICK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-08-21
BRANT'S PULM0NARY RALSAM.
The Great COUGH REMEnY

Many years of experience, and more than Hundred Thousand Cures of COnsumptive Compiaints have proved to the undoubed satisfaction of a persons who have become acquainted with this tO0ndyM reEged that tt s grently superior, because it is sOoEin0 and nseo'Ing and '1ore certain to cure COnsumptIOn of sne Lungs, than any other Remedy in the world. We know, however, that it Is said by that Consumption gun not be cured Be that the opinion of the many or the Iew we shall not attempt to argue with such, but this we G Sny ana oo ossevt as fact which be proved tnoIsanas oi cases, that this medicine has cured CoHgns and dtscoses which, bore the were effected were called , real COnsulnptiOn, and which were at tended Wtn symptoms that resembed and were in oIl Teecs e the symptoms of those tcho die and .ben dSod are said to have died with that fatal disease ConsmnD etOn. This Balsam has cured housands of who said to be hopelessly afHicted-who had hGrd I yGekin9 COughs-PGns in the Brenst, Side and RockH niGc1Ity of Breathing7PHruentE EzpcctOratiom- Hectic FeUer-Nt0aE Stcedtsand wasting away of inc Flesh and Blood. Persons having such complaints have been cured Rfer 1t said they could not live week longer This Medicine has cured some who were supposed to be in dying state, but, by the use of this remedy, they now live, and enjoy good health
 This Balsam is purely vegetable compound It ia pleasant to ake and neUer does injury in any stage of dis ease or under circumstances Iteects its wonder. lui and almost miraculous Cures by Purifying, Strengttentng and 1nvigOrating the whole system2 by eQuGtzing the circulation, and producing healthy hon-thus dnaytn9 COugh-soothing the Nerves-and stdng and taciiitnting ExpectcratiOn. It Cures the following diseases. vi
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-08-21
COWLES 6 LEETE Successors to Dr. Nathaniel Booth, late
 BOOTH 6 BR0MEHAMs

New Haven, Conn. EYER for the sale the following goods, " at prices which will command the at- tention and patronage of the most close and economical purchaser.
 DRUGS .a.ND MEDICINES. 800 lbs prime Turkey Opium 5000 do Cream Tartar 25OO do Carb Soda 2OOO do Epson Salts
 5 cases Calabria Liquorice 2000 lbs Rad do 1000 do Gum Camphor 300 do Carb Ammonia 300 do extra Rhubarb. DYE WOODS .A.VD DYE STUFFS. 300 bbls Camp Logwood
 300 do St D do
 50 do Redwood and Nicwood
 50 do Barwood and Peachvood
 25 do CamwUod and Red Sanders
 50 do Rustic and Maple Bark 2O0O do Ombro Madder 20O0 do Blue Vitriol
 5000 do Copperas-20OO do Ord Argols 1000 do Bi Chromate Potash 1000 do Madras Guatemala, Caracas and Manila Indigo of the finest grades
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-08-21
A Farm For Sale.

IzxA THE Farm formerly owned f5nsG9N by Henry Skilton, situated in ss!WR bethIem, one and half miles dkssAas2o south of South Farms Meeting House, on the road to Bethlem, contain ing about l54 acres of choice land, suitably divided into moving, pasture, blowing and wood lands; also, an orchard of grafted fruit, comfortable dwelling house, new barn with basement stables; also, wagon and hog house-well adapted for dairy farm. A reasonable amountof the purchase money can remain on mortgage ;fdesirable. For further particulars inquire Of
 '. J. S R. M. SHELTON,
 Litchfeld, South Farms. Conn.
 june 3, 1851. 4
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FOR SALE.

A SMALL Farm of 60 acres. with two "A dwelling houses and barn thereon. sit mated three miles from the court house in Lfchhe'd and one mile from South Farms meeting h"use, and nearly on the route oi the Providence and Fishkill Railroad. A large part of the land very productive and in tolerable state of cultivation, wi:h am. pie room for Improvement It will Le sold cheap and teIms easy.
 46 SAMUEL CLOCK.