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MISCELLANEOUS,

- pELLET'S BOARDING d DAY SCHOOL,
MNS BROAD Street, opposite The City Hail. Richmond, Va.
next this School will the LIST Uco.
Il Der. ISL:
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,xS PELLETS BOARDING d DAY SCHOOL,
I've ser, "i issi T' - -. ' ~ " " " -
pa including washing fuel and lights for the scholastic m
7! ysaI; in the English branches, ~
,.,r and the Modern Languages, 20
Music On piano. Gniar and Staging each, 90
mn,s and guardians who their children to Mrs Pellets
- may res assured that facility is afforded Them /" acquire
hr while rir moral intellectual and physical uan's are
' 1hsfs "a akncrsed cal1Say and experience, been
o the DEPARTMENTS The French will be under the
aud teacher; anl those young ladies
he y e" thai language will be required 10 speak H. as
my will b given Relies and the
t sr,,rs pupils will have Library OF works
and by OF awcil.salcccd Apparatus. the
~, ~ii he lre"'''''s ""Aie' = "''''"@ ''' :
'ts ,e wishing educated Teachers will be required
!. special OF study with reference to their iu.
'',, ~ Pencil cray"ns and Water Colors included in the
H"s.',2 BOARDING ASp pA !,I SGH9oL.
nv IsNer The Rev VIM James loge, resign
b 1s oT University ' ne may remove !"
Eii""' ana ap . acqaain'aness think
utii< an letter %"I" ~, w ~ 2 VI '
trI If Inc arrangement had made with my brother
uy estimate Of enhata ny e act ta DR. acGul.
M n"wn 10 be discriminating his recommendations, and guar
a< IN = msSsMy Dear Sir: Ilearn with no
- o.a.rT, assure yuu1 that The Rev. w. j. llosc Is 10 be
viii. YOU from October your nnushlng and I'M
So, shoe, Gr Young Ladies. lie pupil for Jour years,
all he nGs haze been permitted to AID III developing,
I..,<nI,r ms ~ amongst the best.
I crya, craruess activity. and Of intel
lis viva thought, animation nl sentiment, enthusiasm,
ar illustration, qualify him preemlncty Tor
of He fails others with
m ii. acr The pursuit OF whalevers true, beautiful
len His teacher has
@ sc Goth has fallen 10 the lot OF 10
T., .; .i~ within the 5; here .! my acquaintance
added already efficient corps OF llsrnc
school preside fail furnish the very
~ ION vuuns ladies' he obtained III country
ii no ;acc where aud intellectual advantages he
~ ro.,red in Richmond under the training o MI Moore,
,,gr tfuller. AMI your other efficient colleagues
what please Of part oil this letter III relation 10
~" WM. H. McGuFFEY."
ln.scrsi,y OF Va. June 2lth
Inc next School will the LIST day OF
bcr The number OF pupils will DC limited 10 100 OF which ~
.lI be rcccl.ed rs boarters. For terms, ayIly 10
22-c.in NJ d. Huge, klchHoho, va
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DISSOLVED.

casin. III tins cry He ne r
4 of BERNARD PEYTON son, is this day dissolved by The
nj tho senior narrucr The business will be Closed (iui
the name used Tor that purpose a'ncl by cci i hc'
Those will please iiate tier rcstcii'c tacra"
having claims will please lrcsent them for dilusin'nl
'"'''~ ~ " BERNARD Pf:YTDN.
August !, ISL l. JEffENS'N FEY 'o'>'
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MERCHANDISE.
COMPREHENSIVE.


~ have this day entered partnership, under
Mau street - = " ~ " '' . %
eco i'"lcrnn has put into the $4,000 and Win h.
's. has bulcI the k: of slUs0 We
r, imported On The very best terms for cash NJ invite
cla Gustoaes aud the public call full description
i souus VIII Dc made known when i.E arrive.
IMEo; ROBERTSON.
JAS H. RArciIrsE
Sign OF tile Anvil
10 NY CUSTOMERS. FRIENDS AND TIE pUBIIc.-Iavinc
't m': ~ YEAR" Devoted entire my late business
W ii' non III" r:i control Ianiiu"a business. avail sell
Is ,f"rnny al rn"ring my heartfelt gratitude many
III i customers w have sustained in every emergency
@ ~ ""is So Respectfully invite them
iii iie con 'nuann "f Heir patronage.
btt to forgive Is divine TlIEO ROBERTSON.
To THE CUSTOMERS OF MR. TIrEO ROBERTSON MY
rhiENIS AND THE PUBLIC Observation-Disclosures become
% IN The avc conccfn tender each every my
i attention To The business Of The rn aud cordially soil
continuation Of The patronage which has bccnso nns extended
~ me ac business OF Mr. Robertson WM. Il. GATES.
nr humber Of lay Mr. Tco AMI
', ~ l!s business VIII e from the above card
uprc GENERALLY 10 ia,ToGlse the al ROBERTSON.
GAiEs %RATCLIFFE ASSURING. my
satisfaction lAu@us, 81 j. w RATGI.IFFE
,, PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
Eh Undersigned have Partnership under firm
~ PICKETT IL MAlSARp in the Coal aud Wood business.
winch they Will hcrctuc the coal yard Ruhrr.
"imaic The liei" q" the Petersburg RaItoad They
S''' 'S '"S''" ''e'F r'. nn ana me s PmnI
Richmond Angus. 18Th ISL GEok kGE i F. MAlaARp
9 COAL will be furnished pr bus,cI until the Isl
NOTICE.
Inc Subscriber rcnma his thanks his old requests
their iavors 10 the new firm All persons indebted 10
h are requested call on NJ, Allen accounts
without delay as further indulgence cannot be given
Richmond August l6--h3,aw3w.
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NOTICE.

WANTED Classical Teacher 10 ake charge {" our Pfeato
w school AZ this place of family prepared 10 accoHp
date several boare would be preferred No need Apply b,
suc a. ha We nndoubred highly responsible pos;IoG
Address the subscriber, post PAID at this office.
WM. a. SMITH, PresI!en;
Randolph Macon College, August Is, lS5l-c3w
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RUNAWAY.

NEGRO man bob escaped from on the i+t {" i's'
- August, Said about feet Inches his ana {" 's9
dark compile old and weighing aogat 100 inni'
Ihc whites his eyes b: lie red "'n spoken '
rh ,i i. Jaw His dress consisted hom-spug !I"t
coat and panaloons of the lie u Inclined e he G't
carried IdGGuicr county 20 Nc,i't1 aOa -
Dr. ROBINSON and purchased by le2th "pr ic' ron
Robinson II NAV Than likely that sit l"gro may
Va rs have hcnd tnat his vile
owned bya gentleman Waren'on one III NDRED DoiAR>
delivered safe lal
thai can get him; delivered 10 me III Echnond ll $50
TT cE,n PRESTON WORTHY.
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ANDREW JOHNSON a: co..,
VIRGINIA MANUFACTURERS.

OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE BANK, RICHMOND. VA.
w l. are now manufacturing large assortment
w FURNITURE OF different styles and SssSSssSS
determined sell as low the quality
a. be Dough; in the northern markets Among &C. VI
oars tuckw ii! be found
-, dozen Wardrobcs,
lr,r T.c Tees,
~ sofas and Dyans, Card Tables,
~ Bureaus lea Foys.
~, Mattresses. Walnut Furniture
IN Errsuc Chairs, Rosewood do.
IA rsiu. and Tables, Centre Tables,
>.c.g,r,. WIRING desks,
L,,sl#. Glasses, bachelors Desks,
l.,,,.x Extension Tables
Work Tables. French Beds;cads,
Cottage Furniture Cribs, Cradles, &c
s.,r.,t r,,,cr JONES Il HARDWOOD.
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
rHNilE next win begin WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of
4 October. 1882 and close LIST March, 1852.
NATHAN H. SMITH, NJ. D., Surgery.
WIN T.. A. AIKEN, NJ. D., Chemistry and Pharmacy
SAMUEL CHEW, NJ d. Therapeutics, Materia Medca and Ivy
sen..
JOSEPH ROBY, NJ. D., Anatomy and Physiology
WM POWER, NJ. d., Theory and Practice OF Medicine -.
RICHARD H. THOMAS. NJ D., Midwifery and Diseases OF "o'
men and Children.
GEORGE w MILTENBERGER, NJ. D., Pathological Anatomy:
ample opportunities for the prosecution oil Pracuca
Anatomy moderate expense.
Clinical Lectures four times week, by Professors Smith and
Baltimore nfrnary with the privilege 10 daly VISITS
wards charge the student Tor the ticket
$50 g5 Practical Anatomy S9
ton ST. Graduation SO WILLIAM h. A. AMEN Dean!
Baltimore, Aug. 5th lS5l-clot
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ysSfIE exercises this will commence the rsto Oco.
Der and 10Th July under the following faculty.
Rsland, A. NJ President and Professor OF moral
Science;
n j Christian Professor Greek Language and Llteraure;
George Dabncy NJ Professor of Latin and frehch Lam
guages;
Lewis Turner A. NJ. Professor Of Mathematics; -
nue Puryear A. NJ Professor oil Natural PoSophy anu |e"
istry. a., A.
The course instruction has been much extended and III the de-
OF natural Sciences lectures accompanied with numerous
experiments are delivered through the whole session students u'
enter proper will be prepared for that purpose IN
he primary department..
fEKM I,;onsm. uoau' nuu"s 0''' ''' $50 90
gu" as, , Ill, an ,o,sIs 10
r:,.a my 'o ~ ' 0U
the lat OF October January
respectively French OPTIONAL and without
ext charge.
Address the President Of the College, Richmond, Va
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ScuAEEEER s. LoNEY,

NO B, Hanorer street. Baltimore street, Bait1ore
EN Tor SALE ow be purchased in OF The nnr!he
nv ;ls cMrsa large assortment OF HARDWARE, guile
n SSNNs OF ihcir importation
Sular attention paid the sale Of Guns Cutlery
Aug S-l3n (uad1 i'o'S' "'" ba'u''S ""'
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\OflCE.-he adjourned meeting the Stockholders in the
y srIn" Hill Company will be held WEDNESDAY, the
September the Office OF John III. Eustaee according ad
A." ':ns, Tie 9TH Of May last. JOHN H. EUSTACE,
a'''-cm Chairman of the meeting.
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FAIRFIELD JOCKEY CLUB.
r5NIlE Fairfield Jockey Club Fall meeting, O. A4>&
1 v! comrerre the second Tuesday ,&s4f%SSSaSTss
l;,h ni October. -5l. Particulars will be-SRs~
JOHN BELClIEli. and
u u ASkESSlIip prurs
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Classical scholar and qualified teach The Feneh suH:e and
the higher branches Mathematics. NuIe but southern ih
need apply required immediately Apply LEWIS Z
IIARviE or PETER F ROUSSEAU, ApPomat;ox Depot, An
or To CHARLES SELDES. Puwhaan e. IL. Aug E--clin
s,ITUA TION WANTEO.-A young lady, graduate oil a
Southern Institute qualified teach the higher Enssh
branches with French is DESTROYS OF Obtaining situation IN pr
yae family or an assistant Seminary; the former ree' a
py tpost paid d. E A. King and Queen Court House. Virginia
Aug. 22-cu
HALVES X. SUTTON, NOTARY PUBLIC aso a.en ot
Renting Houses and Collecting Claims &c once 10 La"
Building. A"s' '''u'
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FRESH FOREIGN GOcDs' u.-
Baltic AMI Pacific are receiving the o"s
- fresh Foreign Goods:
Fancy Satin and Lace checked Muslns
Fancy Plaid and Diagonal do
Swiss Satin striped 90"
Hair Cord aH! Satin spot do.
Black Cacll.an AMI tapaca Hose
Black AMI Mole coIorcd Cotton Hose
Mixed utun Hose and Half Hose
Mixed Mcrino and Virginia Halt Hose
Oxford mixed aad Cloth Gloves
tIlanOs Lined, Berlin and Cloth do
II..vv WAL do
Shirts
Fancy Ball aud ESlibti"n Buttons
Pearl Coat Vest aud SHIRT do
Horn and Paper Coat and Vest do &c. &c WHICH We o"e "
the trade very low prices. ,-r>r ,,,xp rrST
hr,Ni AI.N,. ~ NM
AUGUST STII, 1851.
10y Exnrcss Of the date received The following ues
, biz articles:
White Grape Shawl5
Plain Muus!ine dI .aiae, all coors
Clear Lawn ilanlkcichics
French wrought Collars
Mcckn do
Real varncicunes Collars
White Grape; plain and spotted Thule ,,
Ladies' white ais! cDfd Kid Gloves, 'Aexalticr mahc
"'"'" FOR GENTLEMEN.
Fine Linen Collars
Printed buricrcd T.. e. lldkfs
AleyanEcr's cold and white Kid Gloves
Silk AMI Thread Gloves
While aud cold. Cambria Crayats
Striped Cotton Half Hose ,.,y :, xD,no
, li3 Eagle Square.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-07-03

On Friday two or three more unsnccess-
full ballots for Senator, when the subject
was Indefinitely postponed unanimously.
George 8, Catlin appointed Judge of the
Windham county court.
On Saturday, divers appointments were
made on the part Of the Senate and on the
part of the House-Ihe two branches gen
orally disagreeing.
SENATE.
Wednesday, June 25. Committee on
Banks reported in favor of incorporating the
Woodbury. Bank. Passed, with resolu-
ton requiring bonus of $1,000 to be paid
into the State Treasury.
Resolutions were also passed, incorpora>
ting banks at DanielsOnville, Bethel, Sey-
mour, Stonington, &c.
On motion of Mr. Adams, the resolution
chartering the City Bank, Hartford was
taken up. Bill amended by the House au-
thurizing bonus to be paid of $4,000 to the
Suffield Literary Institution, $1,000 to the
Connecticut Historical Society. and $4OOO
to the State Normal School. Laid on the
fable for want of time to consider it.
HOUSE.
Monday June 80.
sideration.
The vote on the passage OF the several reso-
lutions was as follows:
Central Bank at Middletown-yeas 90;
nays IL.
Hatters''Bank at Bcthel-yeas 1909 nays SO.
Peouonnuc Bank at Bridgeport-yeas &c i;
nays SIS.
Bank Of North America at Seymour-yeas
81 nays 81.
Ocean Bank at Stonington-,eas 81; nays
81.
Woodbury. Bank at Wocdbury-yeas 95-
nays 4S.
Mystic River Bank at Groton-yeas % !;
nays SO.
Increasing capital stock of the Farmers
Bunk at Blipgeport ayes 76; nays 60
Increasing capital stock of the Middlesex
County Bank-yeas Sc; nays Sc
The City Bank Harttord-yeas 80; nays 81.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-07-03
Collectors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons
~ liable 10 Fay Town Taxes on New
Milford List of 1850 that will meet them
TO receive their Taxes, at the store of Ly>
man Smith, BridgewaIer on Saturday the
I'd day of August next from 9 until IL o.
clock A. M. and at the store Thomas A.
Welton, PIeasan. Valley from until s
o'clock p NJ. of the same day .; and at the
store of John Gaylord, GayIord's Bridge on
Monday the 4th day of August next from 9
until 12 o'clock A. NJ and at the House OF
Lewis Allen, New Milford. frn... until r
O'Clock P. NJ. Of the same day.
Legal fees will be charged for collecting
Taxes not paid on or before the 4lh day Of
Aug. 1851.
FRANCIS STONE, Collector.
New Milford June "a 1851. Z
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-07-03

BANK OFFICERS INDICTED FOR PERU
RY.-Harvey Dayton, late Cashier of the
State Bank at Morris, has been convict
ed Of the charge of perjury in an affida.
Wit in relation to the Capital of the Bank.
Several other indictmeI.ts are pending
against the President and Directors.
A most wonderful mistake has occur
red in the Treasury accounts in Rhode
Island. The Treasurer finds in his pos
session FIVE thousand dollars more than
there ought to be in the Treasury. How
such mistake could occur has excited
sauch wonder in Providence.
SERIOUS RAILROAD Acc1DENT.-The
morning train from Albany on Wednes>
day, met with a serious mishap when
near the State line, between 80 and 40
miles from that city. The rear axle of
the tender broke in consequence of an
impeneetion in the iron, let the wheel
back upon the baggage car and threw it
off the track, and then served the second
class and Post Office car similar but
more serious trick, tumbl;ng it bottom
side up over into the mire down the bank.
The first passenger car was drawn off
the rails and carlined up at disag' eeable
angle, and the locomotive was also drawn
off. The rails and cross ties for so to
100 feet were swept up as clean as if
there was no railroad there.
The most serious results were, how
ever, the personal injuries, which in one
case, that of Mr.. J. Notion, Mail agent,
may prove fatal. His door being open,
he was thrown out of his car as it went
over, and the truck came in some
way over his abdomen. He lies in cri-
tical state at house near the accident.
A brakeman whose name we do not learn
was hurt in similar way, but not so
dangerously. An Irish woman, one of
the second class passengers. was also
pretty badly hurt. These three all re-
main at the point Of the accident, recelv>
ing medical attendance. Several others
OF the second class passengers were more
or less bruised and hurt.
The accident delayed the train for the
day, but at night the damage to the
track was repaired, and everything ready
for future regularity .--Springfeld Rep.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-07-03
Furnishing Goods

Embracinga large ASSERTING Mt Of Plain and
Fancy Shirts. Collars, Bosorns, Silk Handker-
chiefs, Cravats. Ties, Hosiery, Gloves &c &C.
Gentlemen furnishing their cloth can have
their garments made in a style not TO be sur>
passed in fashion or workmanship and warran-
ted to fit. To his old Customers and friends
VITO have SO long patronized him he takes
this occasion to acknowledge their kindness
hoping TO see them one and all at his stand in
wesf street where he will endeavor if one
Price and that cheaper than can be bought
elsewhere. is all that is required to retain their
patronage
Cutting done at short notice, spring and
summer fashions received
T. H. RICHARDS.
Litcb6eld, June 10 1851. s
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-07-03
New Skv.Light

DAGUIGRR 1AM GAiLLlGR Y.
TINHE undersigned begs leave to announce
l. to The public generally that bting encour-
aged BY the success which has attended his
labors for The last four years in the art Of FRO
curing Photographic ILLNESSES. he has been in
duced TO be at the expense OF fitting up new
establishment with an improved Sky-Light,
rendering his facilities for taking pictures far
superior to those of any other opei a,or in the
county. With this arrangement OF light he is
able to procure a strohg. hold picture, giving
correct expression of the eye and every fea.
ture Of the face as natural as lite itself. He
flat,ers himself that his long experiencein the
business and determ nation to keep up with
the times by acquainiing himself with every
new improvement will ensure the continuation
of liberal patronage.
With new arranged Camera, Landscapes
and Views are now taken without the nee essi-
ty of being Inverted.
Pictures inserted in Papier Mache cases at
reduced prices. A variety of MOI Deco cases,
frames and lockers on hand at all times.
Rooms in The frat Building south of the
Mansion House. Hours of operating from s
o'elock A. M. to P. M J.L JUDD.
Litchield. June IL 1851, S
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-07-03

TTOUsE BUILDERS HARDWARE,o of every
i description, tor sale wholesale and retail
by HOL,!OLMB & LYON.
SO Water st. Bridgeport.
TToUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE, a
lliull and complete assortment by
HOLCOMB & LYON,
~ ARRIAGE MAKER'Si GOODS, Axles.
~ Springs, Shafts. Carriage Bows, Bolts
Bone and Ivory Slides, Lining Nails, Ivory
Head Screws, Scanning Cord, &c.
HOL,COMB g. LYON.
CABlNET MAKERS GOODS.-Hair Seat.
~ ing, Webbing. Sofa and Chair Springs,
Buttons, Gimp. Moulding, Locks, Hinge and
Castors by HOLCOMB s. LYON.
So Water street, Bridgeport.
~ RINDSTONES, Is tons superior grit just
" landing from Berea Ohio.
HoLCoMB s. LYON.
CP 0RTSMEN'S ATTENTION is parlicu.
ClarlS called 10 our stock of Guns; in this
line we defy competition! Our Guns are all
made TO our own order by the celebrated Cod
dard,' and engraved with our own names. We
have large lot of beautiful Cock guns
and by the steamer in July we shall receive
large addition to our present heavy stock. We
can satisfy all tastes and fancys from So 80
TO beautiful $50 piece,
Also every variel! OF sporting materials.
HOLCOM8 s. LYON.
SO Water street Bridgeport.
T,ABLE CUTLERY, $50 groce of Wade &
Butchers superior Table Cutlery, just re-
ceived by HOLCOMB & LYON.
IS Water street, Bridgeport
miles, 1900 doz, w. s. Butchers files con-
l. sisting of every size ant! find. now opens
ing by HOLCOMB s LYON.
So Watsr street Bridgeport.
DOCKET CUTLERY, Shears and Scissors,
l. of Wade & Butchers and Rodgers opening
and for sale wholesale and retail bv
HOLCOMB 4 LYON.
SO Water street, Bridgeport.
E0 DOZ hand, pannell, rip and back
| le)USaws, of Butchers, Spear s. jackson
| and Becket's, at Wholesale and retail bv
HOLCOMB g. LYON.
SO Water street, Bridgeport.
D RACE AND BITS, a large stock Of Mar
ID piles superior plated and plain, Wholesale
and retail by HOL COMB & LYON.
A NVIL'S Hills, Peter Wrights and Mousse
| n hole, Wholesale and retail by
! HOLCOMB & LYON.
SO Water street, Bridgeport.
VICES Hills, Peter Wright's, Hyde's and
Y All itson's of every quality and price just
opening. and we would call particular atlen-
ton 70 our stock. HOLCOMB e. LYON.
SO Wafer street, Bridgeport.
d LACKSMITH'S Bellows, constantly on
Dhand and for sale by
H0LCOMB &LYoN.
| NJ Ais, 1900 casks Fall River. Also 4O
~ casks superior wrought nails, ny
HOLCOMB s. LYON.
SO Water street, Bridgeport.
! GLUE, boraX. emery, so bbls. glue assortee
VI sizes. 10 cases Woods Refined BoraX
25 casks supeitine Lonoon emery, by
HOLCOMB & LYON.
SO Water street Bridgeport s
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-07-03
AT THE
BEE HIVE

| NEW NpIluS anu NuHIlIIC[
| =0D ID HD &~0
A SPLENDID assortment just received
! N comprising super. Black and Colored
Mantillas, and Dress SILKS.
Super. Black and Colo Bareges.
do. do. Barge Delaines
do. Black and Cord NJ. Delaines.
90. do. do, Poplins.
and English Muslins.
do. Black and Cord Printed French,
English and American Calicoes.
do. Black and Colered French and
Scotch Ginghams.
do. Black Silk Laces, Fringes, Gimps.
&C., all qualities. 5a
Also, Ribbons, Hosiery, Gloves, Buttons,
&C., all descriptions. liz esM
Black and Cord Silks, Cashmere, Thi>
bet, Barge and other SHAWLS.
French Wro'l Collars, White Laces and
EdgDgs.
Jack't and Swiss Edgings, Inse4tings,
Flouncings. &C.
Irish Linens. Shirtings, SheeIingS, SC.
large stock.
CARPETING, Paper Hangings, Ladies
Shoes and Parasols.
Also, Chairs. Bedsteads, Geese Feathers.
Ready Made Clothing and Shirts.
GROCERIES. Crockery. Hardware, &c. |
N. B. Eggs Wanted-and Shirts given
out to be made as usual and for sale by
the dozen or single very low. by
s. N. BRONSON & co.
Litch6sld, June I'd, 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-07-03
TAKES.

A LII persons liable to pay Town Tax
1Aon The List of 1850 in the town of
Litchield, are hereby notified. that will
meet them 10 receive their taxes at the
house Of Albin Guild in Milton on Thurs
day July 10Th, from 8 A. M. to IL Mat
the store of Whiting ,Kenney & Son in Ban,
tam Fall The same day O'Clock to O'Clock
P. NJ. al The store of VIM. Smedley in Sou h
Farms on Friday July 1lth, from 8 O'Clock
A. NJ. to ~ Mat the store of Pickett &
Terrell the same day from o'cl'k, TO p.
Mat The store of S. A. Merwin, in North
field on Saturday July f2.h, from soclock
A. M. TO IL u at the Litchf1eld Depot
the same day from O'Clock to 5 P. M
and al all times at my Office in Fast Street,
And all will further take notice that
am intending to collect travelling fees of all
that fail 10 pay at tine places above specified
and no mistake. as you will be convinced
hereafter.
A. s. LEWIS. Collector.
LitchEeld, June 10Th 1851. *3w5
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-07-03
FOR SALE,

THE Factory Building. Dwelling Houses,
l. Land, Fever failing Water Power, Water
Wheel and Gearing, all new, in the village OF
New Preston. Litchfeld County, Conn. Price
thiriy-fve hundred dollars. Enquire for par
ticulars of w. B. LEONARD,
&C Beaver street, New York.
may Is, 1851. Ina
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-07-03
IN0ffce

"HE annual meeting of the Litchfeld
IL Mutual Fire Insurance, Company will
be held at the Mansion House in ijtchfeld
on the first Monday in July 1851 at Q o.
clock P. NJ. for the choice of officers, and
to transact any other business proper to ha
brought before said meeting. A general at.
tendance of the members is requested.
JASON WHITING, Sec'y.
Litchfeld, June 18th 1851. 6
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-07-03

PEING DESTROYS Of making a change in
Dmy business. and wishing 10 reduce my
Stock Of Millinery and Fancy Goods, from
this time till the middle of August, will
sell az cost and some less than cost.
MRS, A. NJ. DANIELS
June 24sfS5I.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-07-03

The Court Of Probate fer the District 81 Sal
ls6ury, having appointed the Subscr ibers cen-
mlssIoners on tbs Estate Of Abijah c. Pee,,
late OF Salisbury, in said District dece tsed rev
resented insolvent having allowed SIN months
from this date for the Creditors If said Estate
to exhibit their claims 10 ua. We ht,eb,
give notice that we will meet on the husIn.s
OF our said appointment at the late DIV, Iffrs
House Of the deceased in Salishur, o., m. le h
day Of September, ard on the 18th ia, # D.
cember next at 10 o'clock, and OH each. of
said day.
WIN. ?. RUSSELL.
ROBERT N. FULLER. mrs
Salisbury June l6 1851 8
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-07-03
Taken Up

- BY the subscriber, on the
- 18th inst, four Heifers and
one Bull, all one year old
nAAAAAu~ past-all of light red color,
with no artificial marks.
JAMES Mage.
Winchester Centre, June 24lh, 81, 7