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News from the south pneiflc.

The RsuOlutiOn in ChiE-BGftIe 5ef,eesn the Insar
geilts and Government BOops- The former De
JeGted toith Iloo Hundred aud SeUenty Kiisd and
Pounded- Capture Of Ihe Rebel Steamer -4TGH-
co Expected Opening Of the CoPiapo RailiDay.
Correspondence Of the Neto York TSmes.l
panama, Nav GRANADA, Nov. -, 1851
The royal mail steam packet Bolivia. Captain
Pearson, arrived at this port on the 18th instant
She brings S760,OO0 and twenty-five passengers
from Valparaiso. we have private authentic ad :
vices and Gillian papers to the 25th Of October
from which CLEAN the following digest of news
CHiLL-The rebel army, thirteen thousand strong,
commanded by Carrera and Arteaga, were met by
the government troops, eight hundred and fifty
strong, at Petorca, about forty leagues from Santi
ago, on the l4th instant. They fought for three
hours by the Petorca clock and tire result was the
total defeat of the former, with loss of seventy
killed and two hundred wounded, and four hun
dred prisoners, including thirty six officers Car
rera and Arteaga have not been taken. The go
vernment army, under Colonel Vidaurre, Lost IF.
teen killed and fifteen wounded. Four hundred of
the government troops have gone by to join
Buness army the remainder will sail tomorrow
Tor Coquimbo, SO that the affair in the north may
be considered quelled. In the south, General Cruz
has an army Of four hundred regulars and two
thousand five hundred militia, the latter badly
armed and clothed. He has not budged as yet from
the province OF Conception. Bulnes in a few days
will be on the frontier of that province with one
thousand troops Of the limo and three hundred mi-
litiamen, all well armed, clothed and paid. Bull
mes appears TO be determined to no risks, and
it is generally supposed he will restore order
and quietness.
Her British majesty's steamer Gorgon has cap
tured and brought into port, from Talcahuana, the
rebel steamer Aranco.
The nominal rate of freight is 35s.
1t is expected the Copiapo railway will be finish
ed by the lst OF December.
In Ecuador, the Presidency of General Urbina
has been unanimously acceptable, and it is proba-
BILE that peace will be maintained for some time.
Peru ia in perfect tranquility, and this peacea-
bic state Is greatly contributing to its advancement
in commerce and liberal institutions.
Bolivia is also in peace, although Congress has
80! fli6i~d the PtvIRises with which IL began its
meetings. AT first, some OF the members dared 10
raise their voices and claim reforms in the govern
ment, but they were speedily senced and that
body Will close lts session uilhout having done any
thing except abolishing Quina pu..i, a measure
which government had resolved.
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III OUsEKEEPLNG ARTICLES, such as
IL French China dinner and tea Ware
TOMBSTONE China dinner, tea, and toilet Ware
Crockery Ware of every color and quality
Cut and pressed Glassware, Looking Classes
Fancy Hardware, Lamps and Chronicles
Table Cutlery, mantel and table Ornaments
Japanncd Goods, plated Ware
Bronzed iron goods, Albata and Britannia Ware
Cooking Utensils of almost every description
Wood Ware, tin Ware, Baskets, Brushes, SC.
Altogether, forming an extensive assortment Of
housekeeping articles worthy the attention Of
housekeepers or those about furnishing. Purcha.
sers will find it decidedly TO their interest to call
and examine articles and prices.
G. W. BOTELER,
Nov l7-2aw3w Opposite Centre Market
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Magazines.

HUNT's MEacHANTs' MAGAZINE, for December,
contains several interesting disquistions of ques-
lions of finance besides its usual variety OF stats
tical information
To be had of TAYLOR s. MAuRY, and of FRAScK
TAYLOR, booksellers.
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nj OTICE.-The general estimation long en-,
1V joyed by the Perfumes issuing from the pre-
misses of LUBlN, having led to variety of worth
less limitations and counterfets, notwithstanding
the signature affixed to each label accompanying
the genuine article, M FELIX PROT, proprietor
of the Establishment LUBlN, has the honor of in
forming his friends and the public that he has
substituted for his former labels one of wholly
different description and that he has caused to be
manufactured for his envelopes description of
paper presenting, in form Of watermark, the seal
of his house.
In order, therefore, to avoid deception, he re-
specially bcgs them to pay special attention the
label appended to such articles as bear the name
Of his house, and to entrust the execution of their
orders only to dealers of respec tabilty address
them directly to his premises, No. 55 Rue Ste.
Anne, PARIS
Opening to day in extracts-Helitrope, Gera-
mum, Musk, Winter Blossom, New mown Hay,
Jockey Club, Mousseline, Amber, &c, &c &C.,
with all the other choice articles of the house
PARKER'S
Fancy Perfumcry and Comb Store. under the Ma
uonal Hotel. Nov Saws
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OFFICE FOR SALE.

Orr FOR SALh-.
ENOR SALE-Ihe Office at present occupied by
IL the subscriber the west side of 7th street,
Just above the City Post Office 1t is in perfect or
der, and can be examined at any moment between
the hours OF sunrise and three O'clock in the even
ing. IL is we'll calculated for magistrate s Office
an attorney, or, in fact, for any other reasonable
purpose which will not require too much room.
For terms. inquire on the premises.
j. b. ROCKER.
Nov 22-eodtf Intel and Tell
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E:G. : Ranl PIE 99sHfSd 7 o one

% Rue Notre rs,.--- H. Victa;,o. 70
GEO. H. DRRkDit 9 81. Fails.
Theowners of these ships willnot be ace6Gin
able for gold silver bullion, specie, jewelry, pr
cious stones or metals unless bills of ladiug are
signed therefor, and the value therein expressed
therein. Dec
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
Wizards Hotel.

WilIurd's Hotel.
DR. McClenahan, Navy w Glover, Mexico
e w Crittendcn, Ky w McMair, Navy
DR. c II Smith, Army s Aimes, Mass
M c Watkins, Navy
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REV. MASON MOBILES SEMINARY FOR
YOUNG LADIES.

MIR. NOBLE having opened additional
1VI room, is now prepared to accommodate hf-
teen more pupils.
Young Ladies enter the Seminary at any Pc
riod of the quarter, and are charged tuition only
from that time.
Terms made known application to the Prin-
cipnl, at his residence, corner of 18th and II
streets.
Nov I0-lm Intel & telegraph
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Published weekly at S6ayear,by
E. LITTELL & Co. Boston,
And sold by JOS. SHILLINGTON,
Dec S--dtW&wlw corner Pa av and ~ q
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-20
MOlasaGOlnIc RAILROAD.

Winter Arrangement. ~-'"
The Cars on this road r1n III connection with
the New York and New Haven, aud Westein
Railroads. <e-' i@h'ts ista Fl.
MORNING TRAIN for State Line. Albany,
and Pittsfields leaves B.idgcdnrt at 1920 A
M. on the arrival Of the A. M. Express from
New York and the second Accommodation
Tram ilom New Haven, ami the Naugatuck
Train from Waterbury. ~ss .iia ~ ...
EvEHINc TRAIN leaves Bridgeport at 5,A5
P. NJ IN he arrival of the P. M. Exrspss
Train from New York the l 80 P, M Train
from NeW Eaven, and the Naugatuck Train
from Wasted. a. ~
Passengers 90 directly through to Albany by
these trains without Changing cars. ~: .
Trains leave State Line at ga. M. and
3.l5 81 N on arrival OF the morning and eve
ming trains from Albany and arrive in Bridge.
port al 80 and 40 p. NJ. t@H'
Trains run from Pitts6eld iniersecting the
Albany and New York trains at Van Dusen-
Vile.
Freight Trains .eave B.iigepor, every morn
ing II 8 o'clock. 7
C. A. KIRTLAND. Superintendent.
Bridgeport, Dec. IL, 1850. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-20

NNHE Subscriber uoBld take this oppOtluni>
i y to call the attentioa Of his patrons and
the public generally, TO his supeTEr mode Of
Extracting Teeth, by which atleast three
tourrhs Of the pain, caused by the common
practice 70 avoided besides rendering every
fort to extract badly decayed teeth and roots
perfectly successful. Persons afflicted with
loOth-ache, need have no fear tina: they cannot
be removed on account Of brittleness or any
other cause, for il often happens that by the
use of ChevaliSr's splendid FeVceps, have
xtracted from six to eight teeth which wer
broken of even with the bone, il vice as man
seconds. .4e s,.s...t.-.ft t.,,. I'll ...... .
would also here announce, that until fur.
ther notice. my price for extracting Teeth will
be twenty-five cents piece
N B. All work in tie various departments
Of DENTISTRY, perft rmed with care and
dispatch, and upon the niost approved princi.
plies of Dental Science, and At moderate prices
| TO-. g4 EDWARD W.BLAKE 'a
Liichfield. Oct. s, 1850. .... q it24
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-20

NGtlSH. Refined, Swedes aud Norway
~ iron, round, square and fat T. '.
Norway Nail Rods, shapes and small squares,
Swedes shapes Horse Shoe Iron band. hoop
scroll, nut and teazle.irame iron; :. Naylor &
C9s " Steel ST all kinds ;spring, corkiHg and
sleigh shoe Steel ~ Fall RIVER" Cut Nai;s and
Iron; Cast-steel and Sieel~pased Snoveis {:
g Fairbanks" Scales oG every size; Iron and
Steel Crow-bars; Nuts and Washers; Smiths
Bellows. Slepges. Hammers; Files, Rasps,
Screw Plates, Vices, American Anyils with
cast steel lace Bogax, Wood Screws, Wrought
Nails and Spikes. Horse Nails OF superior
quality made ~ order ;.teselher with a. great
variety Of other ARTICLES in the line. for sale at
No go State street
o. Prices and terms will be made satissacs
tory to purchasers.
-, - E.G. RIPLEY 4 co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-20
Tnnnorfant to tl1e Public.

nVHE subscribers would respectfully IN
i form their patrons and friends and the
public generally that they are extensively en-
gagged in the manufacture and putting into
operation Of DOUGLASS PATENT PREMl-
YIN HYDRAULIC RAM, perfectly simple
md effective machine, for forcing portion at
a brook or spring to any required distance or
elevation when propoTtionaie fall can be aP-
piled. .....t 80
The varions uses Of this Ram are obvious.
viz for the purposes Of ilrigatihg Laad, suE-
plying Dwellings. Gardens Baynyards, Facto'
ties, Villages, &C. with running wafer.
The simplicity OF the operation Of this ma
chine. together with its effectiveness and very
apparent Durability render 1t decidedly The
most important and valuable apparatus yet
developed in Hvdrsulics for forcing portion
of running steam If water 10 any elevation
proportionale TO the fall obtained.
II is perfectly applicable where only 1S in
ches Of TALL can be had, vet the greater the
fall applied the pure powerful the oPperatIon
If the machine and the higher the water may
be conveyed We have various sizes OF the
machines adapted 10 springs or brooks that
furnish from 3 quarts 10 25gallons Of water
per minute.
The subscribers have also constantly on
hand large quantity Of Lead Pipe Of various
| sizes aid qualities, suitable Tor setting the
Rams, or for acqueducts. also, large assort-
| ment OF Well and Cistern Pumps, all Of which
will be sold at prices tina; cannot fail to suit
: customers.
Tin Roofing Fave Troughs &c.at short no.
| tice and on favorable terms Stoves of all
kinds. always ON hand, together with other
| articles too numerous 10 mention.
~ PATTISON s. CONE
lNest Cornwall Anril 10Th 1851. 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-20
To Farmers.

THE subscribers aFe now manufactures
and keep ior safe the Patent Premium GRASS
HOPPER PLOUGH, which took iour prewis
"ms q, the Lilchtiei6 County Fan in the iall
at 1850. and were hiNhty recommended b.
the committee Of the State Fair at Albany ant
the Enlchess County Fair We r~ccomlns pS
this Plough to give estire satisfaction. ii prop
erly used, and to require less draft bv one
quarter, than any "ihet nOw in use. We have
three kinks. VIZ the Common. the Side Hill
and the COrn Plough al utt ,g..5sfs
We Recommend the Side Hill Plough a
ne,ng equally as good tor level ground as ,h>
Common.
HOTCHKISS s. HITCHCOCK.
Sharon, April 23d, 1881, ~ 50
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-20
Zrafrn o,,f of Bridaeport.


First Passenger Train will leave Bridge.
poit for Winsted al 10 25 A M, or on the
arrival Of the 3 A. NJ. Express Train from
New York, connecting al Straiford with the
055 A, M. Train from New Haven,
Freight Train. with Passenger Car at
sached, will leSye Bridgeport f6r Winsted
- IL M, on the ARRIVAL Of 9 A. nj. Train
from NrW York, connecting at the juno
.ion with the ! 30 A. M. Tram from New
Haven.
SECOND Pass'r Train will leave Bridge
port Tor Waterbury at 5.25P. NJ, or on the
hrrival Of the 3 p. III. Express Train from
New York, connecting at the Junction with
the 20 =, NJ. Train from New Haven.
Trains into Bridgeport.
First Passenger Train VIII leave Waterbury
pt s. 30 A. VI, Connecting al the Junction with
Train 10 New Haven, and arrive in Bridge
port IN time for passengers TO take the lO.3C
"A. IA. Train to New York, and 1890 Train Il
Albany.
Freight Frsin, with Passenger Car stiachet
will leave Winsled al z A. VI and arrive il
time for the ~ NJ Train to New Haven, anc
1.iS P. M. Train to New York.
Second Passenger Trainwill leave Winstet
at L50 P. M connecting al the Junction will
aSpeclal Train to New Haven. and arrive it
Bridgeport in time for passengers to take the
800 P. NJ. Train 10 New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-20
Bantam Falls Seminary.

WTILLlAM COE, Leonard Keuney,
w Abner Landon, Christopher Z. Pal
Iner, Daniel B. Sloddard. Sherman C Zee
Ter, Trustees for the above Institute would
respectfully give notice to the 1inha Ia"ts
Of Li,chGeld and vicinity, that Miss Harriet
Z. Calhoun vii! open school in u g Will
age Of Bantam Falls on Tuesday, Novem>
Der 4th, 1851.
TpiJion Tor term OF twelve weeks for
conmoa English Branches. SO 90, Higher
English do. including. French, $500. YAK
Reference as 10 Miss Caihoun's qnali6.
cations as Teacher. may be had Of Rev E.
w. Andrews, Cornwall. :esg 81 .ta tt-
Bantam Falls. Oct. 18th. 1851. "a
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-20
a Eine of stages

From Woodbury., South
bury. Souihtord and Ok.
80 80 ford, and will connect 81
aezz Humphreysville, with
the Morning Train down. and leave on arrival
OF the 1925 A.. M. Train from Bridgeport
bfcNeil's Stage from Waterinsn will con-
meet with the $40 A. nj. Train frem Waterbu
ri. and 1925 A. M. Train from Bridgeport.
daily and on Saturdays with the 5.25 P. NJ
Train from bridgeport. u.
Fenn's Stage from Litchfeld will connect
with the Passenger Train al Liich6eldStation
Freight will be Way-billed from zach Sta
sion for New Yo,k, New Haven and B,idge
port. PHILO pURD, Superintendent
Bridgeport, Oct. 10th, 1851 "a
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-20
o 4 II

1000 gals Bleached Winter fs 7Ss
-" 800 do Fall -
1000 bleached Winter Whale
500 do bleached Fall whale a,,.-.
$40 do do Winter Lard Oil, extra
1000 do do Fall do Ia
1000 do unbleached do do
3OD do Neals Foot Oil, all Of which
has been selected BY Us in New Bedford and
New York, and whsoh we warrant 10 give
entire satisfaction.
P.aLaeTs! P.aUvTS!: PALvTS'r
10000 lbs Atlantic Whils Lead
5000 do Beilville do
1000 du English do .aq III ta
10 casks French and Spruce Yellow .a
10 do Ven Red--5 d. Spanish Brown
500 lbs Terra de SIENNA burnt and ground
500 10 English Drop Black aee
500 do American dote n. H.v. IS.
300 do English Tries, Chinese and Am,
Vermilliqn 80 IL. :,
500 do each, Mineral, Paris, Brunswick
., and Saxony Greens ..,.
5N do Blue, Green aud Black Smalls
$50 do Ullramaim and Antwerp Blue
500 do India Red-lOO do Rose Pink
600 gals English L,nseed Oil
$40 do American do .. a-
500 do Spirits Turpenline .,~E .. .-.
100 bbls extra dry Whiting ss I'd .,r.
500 lbs Red Lead and Li,harge AS,
600 10 TIMBER in lump and ground, dry
500 do Refined Lamp Black
5UO do Common do .s.5J 80 ,,. geo..
5,O do Chrome Green and Yellow -.
lOCasks Ro.,en Sione-3do Pumice DO
100 lbs Vandyke Brown-5OO do German
Black Lead, Flake and Cremts White.
Frankfort, Black. Orange, Mineral and drop
axes of all qualities and shades. ia
t$1 BRUSHES!! ....s s..
100 dog extra and Common Paints WAS.
50 do do do Whi.ewash
So do Fla, Camels Hair. from l>2 TO 5
50 gro, do do Pencils, Eng
fish and German
Flat Varnish-Qu,ll bound, Painters
Busters, Counter. Dnslers, Hair, Flesh,
Tooth, Nail, Shoe-extral and common,
Scrub, Glue, Horse Platers'. Paste. Print
ers,, Granting and Badger Brushes OF livery
description Are agents for large mann:
factory. and are prepared1O execute orders
for any kind or style. 80
COWLES ~ LEETE, N. Haven,
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-20
( U E "A TIN Il n,
L;hzJ n j 8. 1851. =.
"a TENT MELODEONs.
A. 4 J. DAYTON;

TNVlTE the astenii"n Of che lnusIeal r,Ih.
i lac. To their new style Of Mel0deons psten.
ted BY Carhart. Having every iaciIiiy for
manufacturing 10 the hesI advantage, ts;ih N.
pssieneed and skilf6l wOFkSnen in III branch,
es II the basiness. we can furnish MsloAeoD.
from 4 10 9 ec.ayes with Pill she late improve.
price possible Ordeis sre solicited .wiIk M.
assurance Of prompt attenti6t. 5s 7Gf'''T7.
/ WclcOttSills. AprifIst ISSt. q
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-20
q FARM FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE.
{ssssS For Sale III West Goshen. !,
'ss!:h tarn containing about 200
iii acres, web wa,ered, wnh i've
- - good dwelling houses. an,r
u'l:'ble uu,hu,i'l,ngss I, he hand and hu,l.
Tugs render il Convenient FIR iva goo,i
farms, apart or ail will be sold, ID may sun
he purchaser L isan excellen, dairy ami,
graia farm. aud Is suiiahly OWNED into
meadow. pasture. piow ana wood land.
p Femrs made easy. =, i''.@7a
v. :, I, -. =, ,s.l pad. D, allyn. +
West Cohen, Oct. /. 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-20
J. J. BOOTH g. co.

.1 DEALERS In ,...4.ss
CHINA, Glass, Earthsn and Brittania
- Ware. Looking Glasses, Table Cutlery,
Tea longs, Solar Lamps. Girandoies. Va
yes. Window Cornice and Housekeeping
Articles. generally.
The subscribers solicit the attention of
OLD and New Housekeepers, to their large
stock of Housekeeping articles Just received
the FALL TRADE.
We are prepared 10 exhibit as good an
assortment OF almost every kind Of Goods
usually kept 10 a House furnishing Store,
sc'n be found in Hartford. New Haven,
or Bridgeport, and at prices full as low.
Wat'r ury, Oct. 22d, 1851. 3m24
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-20
A Farm For Sale.

s - q - 49, - va 0&8X0o
IL THE Farm formerly owned
1s9ss by Henry Skilton, situated in
Hss Aethleln. ono and half miles
south of South Farms Meeting
House, on the road to Bethl IN, contain
ing about l54 acres Of choice lana. suitably
divided into moving, pasture. blowing and
wood lands; also, an orchard Of grated
fruit, comfortable dwelling house, new
barn with basement stables; also, wagon
and hog house--weA adapted for Q dairy
farm. A reasonable amount Of the purcl,as..
money can remain ON mortgage 'fdesirab BILE.
For further particulars inquire If
Z. J. T. r. NJ. SKILTON. bra.
LitCh6eld, South Farms. Conn.
june 3. 1851 III n st a
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-20

zo Ne 4A9C98eSy'oS8S
ONE PRICE TAILoRINo, CLOTHING
AND eENTLEMEN's oUFFITTINa
ESTABLISHMENT, FEW
DooKs WEST OF THE
COURT HOUSE,
WEST STREET.
NTHERE he IL prepared to offer the
w greatest inducements to purchasers of
CloIhimg ever offered in this OF anS other town
in the county. Having jus, added to his stock
a large and elegant assortment of Spring goods
consisting of Broadrlcths IF French, German,
English and American manufacture, of all
sha ga and quality. assImeres, Plain. Black,
English and French Doeskins. together with
variety Of Fancy cassimeres, Of new and
fashionable styles Black and Fancy satins, and
silk Veslings. Marseiles and Summer Vesliags
Of ,ery description, with large assortment
Of spring and summer Clothing which have
been got up with The greatest care and he will
warrant in quality, style and durability Of
than can be bought elsewhere
Furnishing Goods,
Embracing large assurtMt ut Of PLAN and
Fancy Shirts. Collars, Bosoms, Silk Hondker-
chiefs. CFaYsts, Ties, Hosiery, Calves &c &c
Gentlemen furnishing their cloth can have
their gafments made in style not to be sur-
passed intashion or workmanship and warran-
ted 10 6t.l To HE old customers and friends
wLo have so k,ng patronized him he takes
Ih.s occasion To acknnWledge their kindness
horing 10 see them one snd all at his stand in
west street where he will endeavor if one
Price and thai cheaper than can be hongh'
elsewhere. is all thai is required TO retain their
patronage ~,
Cutting done al SHIRT notice, spring and
summer fashions received ss ~ ~
''' IS - .i'e&dT. n RICHARDS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-20

BOOTH e PECK.
Importers Of II Ains.and Aastlen Ware.
ID ESPECfFULLY solicit the attention
-1NUf dealers Olheif assortment! oi China
aud EarIhen Ware, imported tor the Fall
Trade, We have just 80 C'a.ss OF Print
ed aud common W are. cvn.a lining q CON-
pleie assortment.
+ ALSU-A full stock Of Glass Ware.
Merchants will Aud II toJheir advantage
to call aud examinc our prices before pur-
chasing in New York ~
Orders by mail promp,ly filed.
BOOTH " PECK,
Wall street. opposite the Ci.y Hotel,
Bridgeport, Aug. 26. 1851. 3mlS
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-20
FOR SALE.

z >as1sr Efsf 4yU. s-.ats
4 a SMALL Farm Of 60 acres. with ,w,
IA dwelling houses and barn rl,ereon, si
mated three miles from the court house Il.
Litchfield and one milefroln Souti,, Farms
meeting house. aud nearly on the route ei
the Providence and Fishkill Railroad. A
large part OF the land very productive and
in q tolernble state of cultivation. with am.
pie room for Improvement 1t willie sole
cheap and teIms easy. pxa ars i, 7,,t.
46 gs-v4 Sea SAMUEL CLOCK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-20

IS hereby given To the Stockholders or The
u C"naan AMI Litch6eId Turnpik. Road,
mai the annual meeting of said Company
Ill be held at Osborn's Hotter III NeSi
''she". o" Thursday, the 2O,h day nf No
'embeI "ext, al II O'Clock. A. NJ, 10 ap-
."int the inual officers, and do any other
sceNsary business.
+ ., bLNJ. SEDGWICK, Clerk.
Cornwall ollow. Qc.. 3, 1851. 90
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-20
For. Safe.

"A Convenient two story dwelling hous,
Aand barn, handsomely situated a few
rods below the Methodist Churep N Mead
ow street Terms ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
the premises of SAMUEL 4, OK
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-20


At the Wolcottville Dsug S,e.e may
Z De- found. . fresh supply 81 TurpsnliHe,
tamPhene. Bnraing Fluid. Barletts. and ali
k'a.'s Washing Fluids. and Powders. u
+ q. NEIL.
EA DoZ hand, paDneil, rip and hack
Lev saws, Of Butchers. Si'ear & Jackson
anu teckel's. at wholesale aud retail bs
\ 50 Water street, Bridgeport. X
\ RRACEAND BITS, . large stock of Mar.
Dpies superior plated aud plain, Wholpsals
a"d rs's'' BY H9l ;oMB & LYON
/ A NylLS-Hill's. Peter wTighls & Mousse
3 hole. wholesale AMI retail 81
Haa H0LC0MB 4 LYON.
SO Water street. Bridgeport.
WiCES-Hill's. Fcter Wright's, Hyde's and
y All ttson's Of every quality aud price just
opening. and We would call particular stten-
ton y our stock: HOLCOMB q LYON.
s. Water street. Bridgeport.
RBAGESMITH:s Rsllows, constant " On
nhand and Tor saleshy 7gs's' ',.'
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-20
NOTICE.

> hereby given that l have employed
Tnihns e. Haysien Of TprriRg,"n, my
Accent to sell dispose of AMI manage The
Estate which he assigned To me, rs. TEuStee
q" the Nth day IL Oc,obef. 1851. and iha /,
the COu.t Of Proha's for che DiAlicl at Tor
rineton had consented 10 ,lIe same.
aw y%l = ANSON COLT. Trustee
OfAssianed Essa,e If Tpilsqs G. Eiayden,
Torrinsioh. Oct. 18th, 1851 "a