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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-10

Specification
of repairs to BE- n,ads ON tho MarshaH School
house ON st. Mary street, bsts0sen Gtrod and
Julia streets.
The ceiling boards and flooring Of gallery much
dilapidaed and the whole receive thorough repair
Columns and Antea to be repaired in proper and work
ornce and fass will receive thorough repairs. together
and door and frame BE- the alley way-all ot
best approved MATERIAL performed in w0rkmanlke manner
to the satit faction of the Surveyor.
The window blinds and door, with all the timber work
70 painted with three coats Of bst paint the bnds and
All other exterawOod work Of house shsl reoeivs two
coats best white paint. -
And the whole must be completed ON OF before the 18th
day of January, 1852 under penalty Of 4l5 day fo
every day thereafter not completed.
Buden will examine the premises for themselves and in
cude all the work in bid subject the approval OF the
Council. L
Payment will be made the certificate Of the Surveyor
Of the contract to the satisfaction Of the Council,
HUGH GRANT,
Surveyor Of ths Second Munich ipality.
NexxQ Qrlesns Nov & 18Sl.
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DAN AWAY from the subscriber on the Sd
% yean, Of gnf color, 8 feet or inches high, with
long bushy hair and the left arm stiff in the elbow
ESQ., OF the parish Of West Feoiana in this State on the
9th day Of August last and it probable that he is lurking
about this city, he very willing be sold. suitable
reward will be given tor his recovery.
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M w Nh OSAS SVOhAs
SO Camp street, thres doors 5elop Poydr0s.
THE public is respectfully invited to call and
L examine the large, splendid and -nczSanL-s.s
ple.e stock Of PIANO FORTES, MUSlCh
apdIa and MusiGAL s1is II, a. the
Grand Piano FoItss. from Pleye Co.. Henri Hsrz.T.
semCrand Pianos, from Henri Herz and Plsysl.
Piooo Pianos and Piannos, from Herr.
Square Pianos, from Gilbert, Dunham. VIM. Hail 4 Son,
Gale and other,.
The splendid prize Piano. from VIM. Hall Son. Broad.
way, New York.
Melodecns from to 0ctavos.
ParloI Organs In rich carved cases. ...
The Harmonicon Orchestra, or Organized Piano.
New style of Guars. of rich and varied patterns. Of
Tomas' make.
Boehm Flutes.
Improved Accordeons. warranted get Of tune
Brass lnstrum from double bass TO atO-tOgetheS with
full assortment of Music, and old.
Mr. ALFRED F. TRUST has charge of the establish.
ment and will be all times ready wait his
fnends.
has been fitted the especial of the ladies
where they always have tried their nQsc before
purchasing. (fe6 1p] w. T. MAYO.
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A Myassoms Cass.-Ths Circuit Court of
Rockingham county, Va, last week, after trial
that excited much interest, decided that Amanda
Jane, who had been held a. q slave ever since her
birth, some twsnty-six years ago, was white wo-
man, although her origin was distinctly traced to
negress, who was slave. The Register says: !:
"Amanda's appearance, the color Of her skin,
her hair, her eyes, her nose, her whole physical ex-
terror, would prove her to be what the jury have
made her. white woman. The testimony prov
ing her to be of negro extraction was Of the strong
est and clsarest kind, and yet the appearance Of the
woman seemed to contradict it all. Amanda Jane
has been held as slave successfully by Mes.rs.
Michael Kiser, (whose negro slave Sally was
proved to be her mother) T. McGahey, and was
held in bondage at the time Of the trial by Mr.. A.
E. Heneberger. A more mysterious case we have
never heard tried, and it excited, from its COM
mencement to its close, the most intense interest
Exceptions have been taken to the decision Of the
case, by the counsel for the defendants"
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signed would respectfully call the 0nezsGzzA.
attention Of ladies and housekecpers gen. ~ iS&
sEsly H, e aTSs and L well selected stock 9f
feed in this city, consisting in part OF Mahogany and Ws
mt Chairs. Sofas Dvsns Otomans. Marble Top Centre
ArmOiIs Mahogany and Walnut Bedstea.s, Marble Tsp
Bureaus and Wash Stands Marble Top Sdeboards, Exen.
Mattresses, Feather Pillows and BOsess. together with
large lot of common Furniture.
kI call respectfully solicited from those in want o
any goods in their line. H. GREEN & co.
Il. GREEN, I 1877 POydras, bet. st. Charles
Jos. Is. HUBBARD.S and Carondelet streets.
nj Amin
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Extensirs Establishment The largest ropemak.
ing establishment in the world is at Charlestown,
Mass, where is made all the rigging for the ships
of the United States. The establishment belongs
to the United States Government. The building,
including the machinery. cost shout 9350, 900 :
and since being erected and put in operation, the
establishment has paid for itself once, if not twice
over, out of the gains to the Government.
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DR.. LACRUE'S, OF Paris, TOOTH AND
GUM SPECIFIC.

GUM SPECIEIC.
THIS is beyond doubt the best article ever
4 discovered for the eeth and ms. Ii keeps the
Teeth ee from tartar and soft and bleeding Gums
70 health and 6rmness, and consequently breath
For proof of the above acs circulars To be had Of the
Agents, viz DR. GILBERT, PoydTas street.
CLARKH ALLISON. st. Charles street.
T. L. MASSEY, cor. Camp and GTavier.
J. WRIeHT, Isl Chartres street.
J. SYnE, cor. Canal and CaYondelet.
A. KENDALL Co., Magaz ne street.
M.glCAL DEPoT, PoydIas street.
Z. NYsTRAND. cor. ApQSlo and Clio.
GKo. REED. cor. Nay does and Eutevpe.
Ii. kALTEYKR, corner jackson and Levee
streets. Lafayette and of the MANUFACTURERS, =,
je4 lylp 2O4 baronne street. NJ U.
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Stoen,
L on the night Of the "a instant, from house ~
W. Bsnhi tLopdon} makers, No, slsO. gold face.
an old family relic, the above reward will be paid, and
questions asked. Jewellers and Pawnbrokers well q.
Others specially requested be the look Apply
to lo4l JOHN TOULE, % Bank Place
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WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT-A small House, suit
w able for small family. with good convenisnoss -
and large Yard attached in good neighboshood.
who're In Lafayette. Rent must be moderate Apply
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ARBOUIN, AARHTT . 90. oOoNAG
THE undersigned having been appointed Ass
= tor the old ntablnhsa henss Il Is Ashpah, mano
s.N CS az P!'RS5sd rs r fsssvs osds. = IT, ~ -
'AER;s N sny Quantity. o' 70 ~ - IN e,I
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a NDREW q. BULL & CO, No. Is Co.
::: :i x. o::: IA isSs iS::. :fsa 2 81
SADpLEWAAk. have sossssasy e - ID +
Whips, skuting, Hams and BSd6 I6ntk6f,
SADDl.ERS' TOOLS end Trimming II svuly d1I11o11
ii iydSW ANDREW q. BUZZ. 4 90.
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MayOralty OF New Orleans,
OcToRRR Is. 1S,

MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS. Dot Is. 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given, in virtue OF the above
~ rssou.icp e thst viii :sl z. my OFFICE % Sa MONDAY 40
for painting the external walls, etc.. of the Warrington
Fisk Franklin and Marshall school houss. and also tn.
sarpsper's work the Washington Franklin aAd MAMMAL
school houses All in accordance with plans and speci6ca
tons to be furnished by the Surveyor.
ox9 A. ID. CRossMAN. Mayor.
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REMOVALS.

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u wasvsd iron ~ y ~ Tshsapieselasa. . =
10 EMOVAL-EDwAnD H. R0mHoY - NJ
y neysd 70 Q 0myis sssa. = =
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~ ohes To- M - Bep1nsse9st, uU dDuge1Oy G..
mon assst HeSm sn1ad. = husasdss. = . psIeSS
u QEMOVAL-Dr. J. 8. KNAFY, Dss6sA ~
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st ChaE!s. % hb nsw go - HsodsneA Ne. y n@
pfolsioo j. slI q dspeIs1anea 4t&l
p QEMOVALl-R.sH. MARl, Ansnsy q LaW
II has esmovd foa No. II 81 ChasiD 49, 049 -
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"ANTED-A first rate Creole Cook, for whom
w fair price will bs paid None need apply unIsss well
recommended. Inquire al this ofice. o8 II
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-03-13
MARRIED.

In Warren, 5th inst, by the Rev. Mr. Keep. FREDERICK HYDE CURTIS Esq, of Waverly, Illinois, to LORRAINE ALLEN, daughter of Daniel Beeman, Esq of the former place.
 In Watertown, 10th uIt. Mr. DWIGHT P. OFiATT to Miss EUNICE, daughter of Bennett H. Hall, Esq. of Middlebury.
 In Richmond, Mnss., Col. HORACE B. KNAPP. of Norf,lk, to Miss CHAR LOTrE JENKS, of ,'ne former place.
 In Pittsfeld, Mass, 9th inst, Mr. COL LlNS WADHAMS, Of Goshen, to Miss ORSELIA WILLIAMS, of the former place
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-03-13
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
 AT PERLFC AUCTION.

PURSUANT to an order Of the honora. l ble Court Of Probate of and for the district of Norfolk. will be sold at public auction on the premises, Tuesday, April lst, at 10 o'clock A. M., (unless previously dis dosed of at private sale) all lhe real estate of T. c. Gaylord. deceased situated l>2 miles east of the meeting house. Said farm contains 145 acres, more or less. well watered, and suitably divided into moving, ploV, pasture, and wood land, with sugar orchard. There is good supply Of fruit, consisting of over 30 different kinds of choice apples, also pears, plans, cherries, Sc. There is good one and half story house, with ell aud wood house attached, suitable for two families. Also good ney CT failing spring of water brought in lead pipe into the house. and thence 10 the caIIle yard. There are barns. one of them re- gently built, 2y by S9 feet. with an under ground stable running the wbole length. For further particulars enquire OF the prem. isss, CT of the subscriber in Simshury.
 N. c. GAYLORD, EEeeatoF.
 Nsrfslk, Jan. l4ih. 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-03-13
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS /!

T DAYTON continus to manufac-
 ture SERAPHINES and MELO- \ DEONS of the very best quality of Us tone and workmanship. His Scra- phines are made upon principles entirely new, and are not inferior to any made or used in this country.
 DAYTON'S INPHOVED ME- LODEONis admitted by the most com peien judges 10 be superior 10 any Melode' on now in use. It has keyboard simi' lar 10 that of Piano or Seraphine. The Case is of Rosewood. Black Walnut, and Mahogany, and is well finished. The ion" is very smooth, and can be made loud or soft by the use of the Swell Pedal. IL is well adapted 10 quick or slow music. The Bellows is constructed on a hew and i'm proved plan,-it works with Pedal, and with but little inconvenience to the perfor- mer. ltiYeasily made portable by folding the legs uaderneaih.
 N. B. These instruments are well adal. ted for an accompaniment!o church chora as we'll as for parlor use, and as they are made in strong and substantial manner, he subscriber feels entire confidence in res commendir E Them as adurabls and ehcienl instrument.
 Is- The public are inviledle call and examine them.
 IPPianos, SeraFnines, and other Mu. sical Instruments, tuned and repaired.
 J. DAYTON.
 WOlcOttVille, Conn, July, lS4S. .
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-03-13
DlED.

In Hudson. N Y., 25th ult, Mrs. MARY l.. WATSON, wife of the Rev. William Watson, late Rector of St. Peters church, Plymouth, Conn.
 h New Haven. 27lh ult., MT. JOHN BEEClIER, aged C8.
 On his passage from San Francisco to the Isihmus, Dec. S.h, on board the bark Susan Capt Uawcs, ALLEN Y. BUNNELL, oi Bris'ol-Ieavng wife and two children in Terryville.
 h Cas,l,ton. Vt, o71h ult., at the resi-, dence of his son in law, JOHN R. JAN DO N, Esq nged e6-tormerly of this vil- lHge. He was High Sheriff of Litchlicld County from 1901 to lel9.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-03-13
.HTCTfOIHs

TENIIE Property assigned by l.. J. Smith, A for the benefit of his creditors. consist ing of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware and Lumber, Span of Horses, Carriage, ? Lumber Wagons, Sleishs, Yoke Ok en, ? Cows, Young Cattle, &c. &c., will be sold at Auction to the highest bid der at the Store formerly occupied by said Smith.
 Sale to commence on Tuesday the 11th day of March. at 10 o'clock A. M. and con- linue through the week.
 Ladies are particularly invited to attend the Sale on Saturday the 18th, as desirable goods for them will be offered and the room exclusively reserved for them.
 WM. F. BALDWIN, Assignee.
 Ii ichfeId. March lst 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-03-13
ERy-EneU OF ShvrOas.

A Ia Town Meeting held iu Sharon EA Oct. 9th 1850,
 VOTED, That ifthe owner of any Cattle, Horse, Mule or Geese. shall suffer the same to go at large out of his or her inclosure, after the first day of April l85l such owner shall forfeit and pay to any person wbo shall take up and impound the same, the sum Of twenty five cents for each head of Cattle, Horse, Mule or Geese, for each time they shall be go found at large out of the owners inclosure and taken up.
 That it shall be the duty of the Hay wards in these several districts, and it shall be lawful for any freeholder to impound any Cattle, Horse, Mule or Geese so found out Of its owners inclosure and at large, who together with the Pound l-keeper, shall reg> ulate the proceedings and have the same powers as are granted in the statute law of this State Entitled Pounds.' Provided that no penalty be incurred under this By Law shall exceed the sum of three dollars and the owner or owners of such Cattle Horse, Mule or Geese, so impounded shall not receive the same from the Pound until he shall have paid the person 80 impound- ing the saino tho amount of forfeiture and to the Pound Keeper his fees and expenses for keeping said creatures as in other cases of creatures impounded. Provided, that any Householder residing in said Town may lot one COW run at large on the high way and common and not incur the afore> said penalty. From Record
 HARRY LOCKWOOD, Town Clerk
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-03-13
Boots, Shoes,

Dancing @aiters, .RuJbers, dc. Un>
 preceaented low prices
 READ! READ! TUST received, one thousand prs. or more. y Among which iray be foand Ladies Cater boots, French Enameled Jenny Lind Shoes, Enamled Polka Boots, Morocco Boots, Leather Beos, Buskin Slippers Sc. Sc at very low prices, Ruhbers, Rubber Ga,ers, Children do do. much lower than usual. Gents. Dancing Caters neat and fine, Turkish Slippers do Calf. Kip and Cowhide Boots. Brogans and Slippers, at prices lower than usual and l believe lower than ever known before; Gents Rubbers good article warranted good; should any fail in reasonable time, bring them back and lake new ones for them, Prices reduced Persons in want of anything in the ab3ve line are respectfully invited to call, they !Mll find a little money wil go great way, at the prices am now selli! gat,
 SAMUEL CLOCK Litchfeld, Feb. 12th 1851.
 N B. Preach Colk Solcs for Ladies, highly recommended by Physicians, warranted wafer 1i Q0t,
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-03-13

0J- In the FOURTH DISTRICT, the gentle men nominated are THOMAS B. BUTLER and ORIGIN S SEYMOUR. The Whigs of that great district will rally as uue man in support of4hcir present able, and patriotic representa- tive, the exponent of all lhe principles 10 which they as party have ever held most firmly and which they will still support. On the other hand, valuable as he may be considered as a man. Mir. Seymour will be regarded as but the standard bearer of policy which they abhcr.
 Haryord Courant.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-03-13
FZFEEENTH DISTRICT.

l-The Whig Senatorial Convention which met at Wolcottvillc on Tuesday, nominated CHARLES ADAMS, Esq, of this village, to represent this District in the State Senate. A better ncmintion could not have been made. Mir. Adams is well known to the voters of the District. and will poll heavy vote. ZHs OId FTf- teentb must De redeemed :!
 P. s. The official proceedings of the Convention have just reached us. They will be published in our next.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-03-13
Iron, Stecl, IaiIs. &c.

IT NGLl>iI, Refined, Swrdes ard Norway AA Iron, ronnd, square and flat; T. V. F. Norway Nall R 'ds, shapes and small squares ,, Swedcs shapes Horse Shoe Iron; band, hoop; scroll nut and leazlc-lratne Iron; " Nayior < Cos " Steel of al! kinds spring, coIking and sleigh shoe Steel ;'' Fall River" Cut Nails aud Ifon; Cast-s'cel and Stccl~pa'cd Snoys,s ; |" Fairbanks" Scales of every size; Iron and Steel Crow ,ba's; Nus and Washers: smiths Bellows, SlcGges, Hammers; Files, HaSps, Screw Plates, Vices, American Ahvils with cast steel face; Borax, Wood Screws, Wrought Nails and Spikes, Horse Nail. oi superior quality made 10 order together with a great variety nf other articles in the line. for sale at No SD State street
 G3- Prices and terms will be made salisfac, tory 10 purchasers.
 F. G. RIPLEY & co.
 Hartford, Feb. 22d, 1851. 7mA3
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-03-13
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION OF THE N HADHAMS MANUFACTURING.
 COMPANY.


 ED it known that VIC the subscribers do heres 1Doy associate ourselves as body polite and corporate, pursuant to the StatufO of the State oi Connecticut relating te Joint Stock Corpora ton.ahd the following are our articles of agree ment and association.
 Art. l. The name of said Coronation shall be the Wadhams Manufacturing Company.
 Art. 2. The Capital Stock of said corporation shall be Twenty thousand dollars and shall be divided t. E ght Hundred Shares ol TMentyA five dollars each.
 Att. 3. Tho purpose for which said CoFpora- ton is established IS the following tD wit .sao manufacture and dea in buttons, locks and ali articles com ,,used ol brass iron or other metal, or of which said articles are a. component part to manufacture and deal m all articles composed ot wood, paper, or any material composed ot th's same as a whole or ln part to deal in mercAnn-- dIse of all kinds and to purchase and sell all articles necessary and convenient to the prose- cu.ion of said business and 10 do all acts ncl- cent thereto.
 Ari4, The statute aforesaid relating to Joint Stock Corporations, is hereby particularly refet- red to and made part of these articles and thIa | corporation Is hereby established and organized pursuant to sad act, anG shall haveAhe powers and proceed according to the regulations speci~ l fled therein. .-.s | Art. 5 Each subscriber agrees to take the number of share annexed to his name tO be paid by nstallments as the directors of said cor ] porat shall direct.
 | Ar7. The said Corporation iS located in tie | village of Wolcottve. in the town of Torrng. ton. county of Lltch6eld, state of Connecticut Dated at Wolcotville. March 10, lS5I.- Subscribers Names, Number of Shares. Geo D. Wadhams, Four Hundred, Phineas North, Que Hundred. Demas Gee, Forty.
 s. Y. Seeley, Twenty, H. P. Ostrum, Forty. J. F. Calhoun. Fcrty. Albert A. Mason, Twenty.
 Samuel J. Stocking, Twenty, | Ehenezer Welton, Forty, Wm. J. Steel, Forty.
 Wm. B. DeForest, Forty. Published by order Of the directors
 GEO, D. WADllAMS, President.
 J. r. CALHOUN, Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-03-13
.gwcffOm iIs Goshen.

FENHE Subscriber offers for sale at his A residence in Goshen, al Auction, the entire stock of his Farm consisting of five horses, 45 horned cattle. and 20 sheep, to> gelher with Household Furniture. Farming ntensIls, &c. also $ hives of bees and 70 tons of hay.
 The above will be reserved for sale 10 the highest bidder on the 10th day of March, 1851. MOSES COOK.
 Goshen. Feb. I7th, 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-03-13
I'.AODApls RECDRD.

The Cnurt of Probate fr the District of Norfolk, hath limited and allowed six months lrotn ihe date hereof, for tha creditors to the esiale oi ERASTUSL. HOWE. late ut Norfolk, in said District, deceased, in winch 10 exhibit their claims fr allowance and settlements Those neglecting to present their accounts within said time, properly altestcd, will be de- barred recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment 10
 s. D EORTiIWAY, Administrator.
 Dated at Norfolk. Feb 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-03-13

S GLEN from the residence of the sub N Scribtr on the 25sh inst, two GOLD NATC!lES-one an English Lever, gold face and double back; the other Ladies French LepIne. Twenty dplltrs will be paid for their reccvcry-or in proportion for either. A. J CENTER.
 Washington, Feb 9 lo5l
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-03-13
RnnIr MisainU.

TVNhe person who has in his possession n \ Book belonging to the subscriber, enti- tied "The History of the Art and Practice of Photography, ," is requested to return the same. ]. L. JUDD.
 Litch6eld, March 9th 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-03-13
AUCTION SALE.

NKTHLL be sold at Public Auction or
 W Wednesday March 26lh, 1851 ,al l 1 o'clock A. M., at the store of P. II. Ski1 more in Bethlem, the place formerly owned and occupied by James McDanIels, con sisting of house, barn, and other out buildings, together with one quarter of an acre of land Said property is pleasantly situated in the village of Belhlem, anl is an excellent stand for mechanic or any olh"r business. Said property will be sold to the highest bidder without reserve, One half of the purchase money can remain on the place for three years if required. Pos session given on the lst of April.
 For further particulars, enquire of P. IT.. Skidmore. or A. Marks, 249 Grand Street, New York. 4l
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-03-13
SVO2c0sEyllsc
IN1 iniature Rooms $,

@ ~~~ @--S . ~--- O ~&S S~'~ SS@~ VNIlE urdersgne! has op ned k oons in X " Goes BuIliing," where all who wish may secure one of h Premium Daguerreatpes which for depth oI lone and life like eypres slon. are net surpassed. Those who wish his services should cali soon, as his stay in this place is necessarily limiIed.
 All are invi ed o call anl examine specimens.
 l.. JUDD. Wo!cottvile, March l2th, 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-03-13
To Merchants and Manufacturer. Hardware Cheap for Cash
A. L. HALSTED & SON,

NO. 253, PEARL, (Near Fulton Strect) N. Y 4 RE offering for cash complete asortmen! E1 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 at prices to suit the views of the closest purchaser. Gut and Wrought Nails at prices lower than ever.
 All MANUFACTURES OF HARDWARE whe ale disposed to sell Cheap for Cash are invited 10 give them a call.
 New York, Feb 2Jth, 1851. 43
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-03-13
Bantam Lyceum.

THE young men of Bantam Falls, having < organized Lyeeum for the winter, will meet on Thursday evenings for Lectures and Debates. at the building formerly occupied bv Krnney X Parkhulst The public is respect fully invited to attend.
 Blntam Falls, Dec 18th
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-03-13
FOR SALE.

lvA A small Farm of about 26 acres HEIS with Dwelling House, Barn, sss Wood House and Horse Barn
 thereon. Situated on the Tor~ rington Turnpike. about 2 miles north east of the Court House in Litch6eId, well DOT portioned for moving. pasture, blowing and wood, formerly occupied by David P Beach. A liberal credit will be given for most of the purchas . money if requested.
 SETH P. BEERS. March 3d, 1851.