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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-02-08

Estate oj JIrob b. Rich, d,cea0G
NOTICE IS hereby given that vii. make appU-
y cation 20 lhr county court la Sale county on
the 81 Monday IN March next, ioron orierto self the
lands and tcusmeu,- belonging t1tno estate OF jacob
y Rich, deceased ora- much Their, ia,may be- nee
e-sary 10 pay the debts OF said deceased at which
time and Sac all persons interested are re4ue-'ed to
arand show cause Why said rea. estate should
not be .udiCr he pUpose aforesaid.
Jan. "a EHELNEC RICH idm'rX.
STATE OF ILLINOIS. IL Sale county IS. In
Chaurrry, la sale Circuit Court Apu. term, 4.
d. l-il William ilckIuI r. Edmond. lIem
kcs1h Herd. David " Tc,cr solomon g. Tr-
ter, Phillip Tc'er, A5raham Tcrr. HIM II Ie-
Ter, John II Tcter, and Mary Hun Cox Pru-
non tor Partition.
I 7 appearing from nm affidavit oirhe petitioner on
4 t.r In the Clerks office of the Circuit Court Of
said county lha, Edmond Herd, and kc.ioh IIrrd
hl- WITT are not residents OF the state Ut mos, the
petitioner having filed his petition herein, and sum
mons having issued thereon according to law, no.
ice .hcrchy given 10 the said Ednuonc Herd and
krsInh IIcri, hs wife, that unless you be- and APP
pear before the circuit court ut said county ON TIE
nrst day ct the next terra thereof To De holden 90,
the court house iu Ottawa cu the fourth Monday
m lpu next, and plead answer, dcmur or except
to the petitioners petition, the same viii be- taken
mud confessed against you, and the matters and
things therein prayed tor decrerd accordingly, by
+. LINDLEl Clerk.
L. : LELAND Petitioners Sui'r Jan 81
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JTASilBURN'S best east steel and steel edged
w Shoycls aud Spades the best article inmar-
kett Grain scoops OF all kinds also large stock OF
shefhnrdwnrc, Just received ut CUSHMAN's.
apr ~, 1917
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tsciting Feather.


ClIINbLI.lnr ,hrrshIug and harvesting machine
- and oi. uthrrmachnery tor sale by
Ottawa mnTy " llAsRrIt.
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lilr0itincs.
Price Reduced!
VAUGHN'S
IITHONTRIPTIC MIXTURE !
,arr, hotties One Dollar.

-. pr,p,,,nr Of the Great American kcneiy NASonN's
y.,xr,p4K LtruoSrRIPric MATURE induced BY tbs
,,v,nt solicitations al bis Agent, Throughout Tie lmed
s,aes and Canada, has now
Reduced the Price
=, m, popular anil well known sr'ss and from 'h'' dan
.rrc.terh he VIII put ny but one a's onb,- quart
,o,ile.. the retail price vii be
ONE DOLLAR.
Tn, pub, may st assured that The Character OF the Msdt
am. ~, .tr,u.th aSd curative prcpesus' wilt REMAIN
r,e.,,skp and the ssus will 10 bestowed 10 pre-
sartng u A. heretofore.
Ain, u-c,ne under it, rsJaer pnce, WI he purchased
\, ,b \, ha have not hitherto made bs'elNss acquainted
,,b .,-taes the proprietor soad bss 10 utuais that hs
~ NOT 10 b. e,.,cl with the At amount OF Rem,d,,
At tb.J,y =. Il claims V.rt greater NsHg Porcr,
al diseases. tan any ctirr preparation nos bs'srs the
,g and ha, su,,a ned ,f Tor eight ra'r BY 1t, .upero,
,L,l ,tuc. and until ths reduction, commanded double
.s prr, of an, other article ,u this hue
Norter P,Rricul,sty This ar,sy'e ssh with s'ea, he'd
n ,5wel AMI certainty. upco H7
Blood, Liver, Kidneys, Lungs,
md M Other organs upon the prayer acu'a OF which lie and
ssalgh d,p,nd.
TN, me,.sne has u'lJ high rspu'a Is remedy for
prOpsy and Gravel
,rJ Al, l.1,s OF Au nas1c Il may be relied upon when
M intelligent phvualan Ia, lsanIourl his paucH-,nd Tor
he's. drtrs..lns d,eaas uor especially pRoPsS the propr
ror would earnestly and honestly recommend It, Al IL,
present. pre q oay obtained by ALL and tho Ial vii. proNs
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LA sale County Tract Depository

DERSONS wishing 10 supply themselves with
j the publications. oirhr American Tmc, Society
can do su atlH' store at ihc subscriber
The stock Du band consists mostly Of the volume
publications, with variety Of tracts Iu packages,
&c, &c. Also,
1000 Christian Family Almnnncs for 1851
Parents DESTROYS OF procuring holiday presents can
do 50 iu o way 20 interest and please as well A. to
profit the hear g. NArTIy,EE a
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Scuryv, Ulcers, and Invcterate Sores, by
,L, ,.,rt.yi uu1ty which these LIFE hEUl-
PILES. A. a remedy or lhis mos u,siLe,.,
and 1b,IInnie malady, the VEGETABLE LIFE

Observation-Disclosures. II is wcll-kupwu 10 hundreds
in tn. city, that the former proprietor oi 'hr't
valuable Medicines was himself afflicted with '"'
complaint for upwards Of TmNlr-rlvE rE'T' mn
that he tried in vain every remedy Wrsc',b'"
within the whole compass Of the Mfin'd h'1''I'
Tie however at length tired the Medicine wren
is now offered to the public, and he was cured !"
avery short time, ai).r htsrccuyery h'5 been pro-
nounced not only improbable, but Absolutely ""'
,,ssiblr. by any human means
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HUNGARIAN, California, Mexican, Lcghorn
l ! China pcnrl straw and palm Leaf hats; mems
boys and Chlldrcn's cnps iorsale cheOp,hy
may 3, LIP SANGER & co
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OVER the store ot,hc subscriber recently occ,
" Med by " t.. HOLSTER Enquire Of
Jan - G. BURR.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-02-08
FEVER AND AGUE.

For this scourGo of the western o'"h''! ~
u,,Ic,ncs will h. found saic speedy, and GER
,,i,, roncdy. Other medicines leave the SYSTEM
,,J,;,,, :, re,nrnolthe discusr--a cure by these
,naJicincs is pernancut-TRi THEM, 49,
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Groceries.

SUGAR, Coffee, Teas Spices of all kinds, soHps,
~ candles, Tobacco, Nlackerel, white Fish CodRst
andhenlng, just received. CUSHNAN
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Bookseller and Pa5u-hcr, y YORK
gs-Pap.ra Publishing rhe above Advertisement 3
umc- sending copy OF the paper marked, tD me,
shall receive tree Of postage by return mail, rugy
of ih-p1'". JOHN ; IANLOE
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TOBACCO,

"A BONES Of superior plug Iobaccoo Inherent
Nv qualities; Fine rut chewing aud smoking m
p"rsand bulk, constantly on hand ndiorsar by
d,c21 Iu,EwOnp.
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Townsend's Sarsaparilla.
E'OR Sale whole snle nnl rctnil NJ 81 pcrdozcn
L by g. H. THourLoN, IgcHf.
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s;llt

IN TlERCE RICE, oisupeuorquality, for sale by
~ dee II WALLER & lIlcFLISG,
I50 KEGS Nails and Spikes, assorted sizes. for
HOo sale by decli WALKER a. llWcf1rG
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-11
LOST.
Flew Slzy.Eight

DAG U RLRIIAM GAJLLGRW, INHE undersigned begs leave to announce
 I to the pubic generally that bring encour- aged by the success which has attended his labors for he last four years in the art of ITO ducing photographic Liknesses, 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 operator in the county With thus arrangement of light he Is able to produce . slr"hg, bold picture, giving correct expression of the eye and every fea lure of the face as natura as life itsnlt He hatters himsPlf that his long experience in inc business and determination to keep nP wlIh the times by ocquain,ing himself with every new improvement will ensure the continuation of liberal patronage
 With a new arranged Camera, Landscapes and Views are now taken without the nee essi- ty of being i-.v2rted.
 Pictures inserted in Papier Mache cases at reduced prices. A var.ety of morocco cases, frames and locke's on hand at all times.
 Rooms in he first Building south of the Mansion House. Hours of operating from S o'cluck A. M. to P. M J.. L JUDD.
 Litchfeld. June II 1851 5
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-11

At Court of Probate holden at Litchield,
 within and for the District of Litchfeld, on
 the l9,h day of August, 1851,
 P, ,esent-- HENRY B. GRAVES, Esq. Judge TTP0N the petition of Jerusha Chamberlain. U of Warren, showing to this Court that she is the Guardian of Alden L. Chamberlain, of said Warren, lbat sad minor is the owner of a certain interest in and to one plece of land sit uated iu New Milford, New Preston Society at a place called Merrall, bounded North on turnpike road, East on highway, South on heirs of Marshal Bostwick and West on land sold by Administrator on Estate of Helnln Cham berlain to Homer Shelton, cotaiEing one half of an acre more or less, with buildings thereon standing. Said minors interest therein being an estate in fee subject to the widows dover therein. Also, tc two thirds of Store House oppoite to the above described property, be- ing the entire owner of said share. all valued a, three hundred dollars, praying this Court, for reasons in said petition set forth. 10 pass an order authorizing and empoweln sad pet. toner or some other meet person "a sell and convey the interests of said minor in s,id de. scribed premises, according to tho Sla,uie in such case made and ravided-as per petition on file, dlted August 10th, 1851.
 ORDERED, That said petition be continued to the 2Ith day of October, 1851, then 10 be heard and determined at the Probate Office in said Litchfed, at o'clock in the f. renoon, and that notice of he pendency thereof br given by publishing this order m newspaper print- ed in Iitchfeld. three weeks successively, al least six weeks before the said 24th day of Or. tobnr, 1851 A true copy of Record.
 l5 HENRY B. GRAVES, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-11

VNHE subscriber expects to exhibit at the \ County Fair o1 the l7th instant, his Black Hawk Colt, RAVEN, three years old, one of the best of the Black Hawk stock, and giving promise of a very fast trotted.
 Also, his two year ol1 colt FAI.CHON. This colt was sired by Falchon, beautiful colt owned by the subsc, iber, and which he lost by lung fever the Spring of 1S49 his grandsire Black Hawk. His grandam is the dam of Raven, Morgan mare owned by ,he subscriber His dam is well-blOOded Virginia mare owned by MT. Samuel Johns son of Norfolk. The dam, grandam and sire have all obtained first premiums from the County Society. Falchon possesses in a remarkable degree the Morgan character istics and is for sale.
 ROBBINS BAYFIELD,.
 Norfolk. Sept. 5. 1851. IS
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-11
Notice Extraordinary,
A Most Magnificent Stock of Boots

"A MOSL MdSiAlnCCnt OtVCA VA DOUtS A ND SHOES may be found at MEAF.Y & A TRowBRIpGEs, a small part of which are the following:
 Gents fine Cali French Boots, Shoes, Con> gress Caters, Jersey Ties, Patient. Slips. Plan Slips, Brogans, SCc full stock of every thing nice and fashionable for tho Ladies such as Black. Blue. Ash and Morocco Caters. and hall Caters, Buskins of all kinds
 A full supply of Boys, Misses and Chil(Een's Boots, Shoes and Caters and Slips, and now we challenge a comparison for quantity, qnali- ty and prices of any thing in Litchfed Co and most respectfully invite all to give us a call assuring them that they shall have their mo- ney's worth in every article they buy.
 Gents Dress Boots made te order from the best of French Cali and English Bend Leath- er.-Sole and Upper Leather, Morocco. ll' nings. Bindings. Thread, Hammers, Pincers, Sand$iones Rasps, Nails, &c., for sale as usu- al. Cash paid for Green Calf Skins.
 MEAFOY & TROWBRGDGE,
 Brick Store. west of Court House.
 Lischfeld. April 23d, 1851. 50
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-11
NOTICE

NEE Court of Probate for the District of IL L'tchheli, hath limited and allowed six m"nths from the date hereof, for the creditors ui tue Estaie ol ROBERT M. and JOHN G., TREAT, assigning and insoivent debtors oi, sand district, 10 present their claims f3r exam. ina,'on and allowance, and hath appointed Ph'neas w. Camp and Timethy J. Sk,lton, ] ,Esqs. Commssione:s to receive and examine the same, All accounts and claims net presented n sad tune will he dsbaned recovery as against ihe properly and estate assigned by sd. ass,gnors HENRY B. GRAVES, Judge.
 The subscribers will meet for the purposeof receiving and examining the claims of credi. tors aga'nst sald assigned Estate of R. M. and John G rreat, at the House of Phineas W.. Camp, in said Litch6eld. on ,he 4h day of October next. atso o'clock, A. M, cld also os, he 18th day of February, A. D., 1852, at nine o'clock, A. M.
 n PIlNEAS w. CAMP. Commi,.
 TIMOTHY J. SHELTON, { sioner-
 Litchf"ld, \ug l6ih, 1851 15s'
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Medical Institution

nF YALE COLLEGE.-The course NE of Lectures commences annually on the last Thursday of September, and con tinues sixteen weeks
 Benj Silliman, M.D., IL. D on Chem s,ry and Pharmacy.
 Eli Ives, M D., on the Theory and Prac. lice of Physic.
 Jonathan Kright, M D., on the Princi' pies and Practice of Surgery. .. Timothy P. Beers, M.D., on Obstetrics. Charles Hooker, M.D., on Anatomy anc Physiology. Henry Bronson, M.D., on Materia Mel. ica and Therapeutics
 Lecture Fees, $69 50. Matricalation $5 Graduation, $l5.
 CHARLES HOOKER,
 Deon ot Me Faculty. New Paven. July 1851. l6
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-11
STOP THEEF! S1OO REW ARD.

CTOLEN from the subscriber, on the O 29th inst. WALLET, containing $225 % in Bank Bills, 200 in 5's and small> CT bills on the Winsted Bank.
 The Thief calls himself John Moore-is about 45 years old, about l2 feet high dark complexion, brown or grey eyes, black curly. hair. Had on alight frock coat near Iy new. with plaid lining, Had striped shirt. California hat. reddish brown; reds dish mixed Satinett pantaloons, and reddish vest. The above reward will be paid for the arrest of the thief, with information which leads to his conviction.
 OBED M. HUMPHREY. Goshen. August 3Oth, 1851. Ia
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woodburv Bank,

M OTICE is hereby given that the Books 4N for subscription to the Capital Stock of " The WOodbury Bauk," will be opened at the Inn of John P. Marshall, in WOOd> bury, under the direction of the subScri- bers, on the third Tuesday of September, 1851, at 10 o'clock. A. ki., (the 18th day.) The Capital Stock is Sl0O.O0O, in shares of fifty dollars each. and ten dollars un each share IS repaired on subscription in specie or notes of Banks in this State at par on the day of subscription. Ten dollars in sixty days thereafter, ten dollars in thirty days, and the residue m five dollar instalments, every ninety days.
 D E BRINSMAuE,
 LEWIS JUDD, Ic..
 GEoEGE SMITH, Oo'''"''0' 10
 RALPH D SMITH.
 Woodbury, 25th July, 1851. r
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-11
COLLECTIONS NOTICE.

NOllCE IS hereby gwen 10 all persons ii
 W aotr ip pay Town Taxes in Cornwall, on List of 1>i9 ,lAt | wIlI meet them to receive lheIr Taxes al tle House of Banj. &rdgwtck, {, Esq in CornwdII Hollow, on w rdnos1av, the 3G day of September, from 9 r'clort.A, M. un. til l2. Al the Store of J W. Reers n North Cornwall, the same day from o'ctnck to , P M. On Thursday, September 4lh, al the United States Hotel, West CoruwaIi from to l2 o'ciock, A. M. Atthe Store of F. W Pierce C. 'rnwall Bridge, on the same day, from to 5o'clock. On Friday, September 5'h, at the Store of Stone & Beers, on Cornwall Plain, from 9 o'clock, A. M untIl 12 Also, at the House of Anson B. Beach. Esq. Great Hill, OH the same day. from o'clock P M,, tod And all will further take notice that am intending 10 collect travelling fees of all that fail 10 pay at .he places abuve specii d, and no mistake
 H r. s. JOHN SON, Collector,
 Cornwall, Aug 13, 1851 *l5
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-11
Woodbury Academy.

VENHTS hourishing Institution will b. conduc- \ ted during the ensuing year by MT. CHAs. G. HAYES. The first term 10 commence on the 18th day of August.
 The cour se of instruction will embrace the common and higher English Branches. the Greek and Latin languages. &c.
 ParticIar attention will be paid to Eiocu- ton and English composition.
 Every effort will be made SO thoroughly to instruct those fitting for College, that they may enter internationally.
 lJ- Terms will vary accordng 10 the studies pursued, from three 10 six dnf ars per quarter.
 BOARD OF DIREcToRs -Slas Clark, Lewis, Judd. William Cogswell, DI s. B. Fairch'Id EIeRry Miner, ThoI. Root, Rev. Jao. Churchill.
 North Woodbury, Aug. 10, 1851. l5
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-11
DI EOs

In this village, on ths 30th ult. Mrs, Clar- issa, wife of Capt. Ambrose Norton, aged 69 years. On the Sth instant, Clarissa M. daughter of Capt. Ambrose Norton, aged g years.
 In this village, on the 9tlI instant, Miss Polly Hntchkiss, aged 75 years.
 In Harwinton, Aug. 30th, Hannah, wife J,hn s, Preston agei 37 years.
 In Salisbury. on the 3l instant, of dysen' tory, WtlIi,rn Burton only son of Nathan w. and Eliza E Nerwin, aged l year and 10 months.
 In Canaan. 22d ull, Mrs, Rebecca ManS' field, aged 82,
 In Sali,bury 8th ut. Julia C., daughter of Col Jared s. Harrison, aged l2 years on ,he l9th inst. Mrs JnIa c, rel'ct cf Dr Jtmes R Dolge aged 67--grahdmo:her of the preceding.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-11

At Court of Prohl'e holden at Litchfield
 within and fir the District of LtchfslJ, on the
 27ih day of AusIst. 1851,
 Present, HENRY B. GRAVES, Esq. Judge.
 ON motion of the administrator of tho estate of Samuel Reynolds, late of Warren in said district, deceased, Ordered. that the said administrator render his ndministrat ion account with said estate to this court for examination and adjustment, at the probate office in said district, on Monday the Sth day of September next at 10 o'clock fore> noon, and that all persons interested therein may be duly notified thereof said adlninis> trator will cause to be published in q news paper printed in sad county copy hereof, and also post like copy on the signpost nearest the lastr3sifence of said dsceased at least six days before said hearing
 A true copy nf Record.
 HENRY B. GRAVES, Ju lge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-11
DTSsoLUTIoN.

THE Copartnership heretofore existing Il under the name of PATTISON & CONE. is this day dissolved by mutual cons sent. w. C. PATTISON,
 J. w. CONE.
 All persons having unsettled accounts will please call immediately and settle the same with J. w. CONE. West Cornwall. Aug. 26. 1851 17
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-11
NOTTCE. Unclaimed Goods.

VFGlE following articles viz: one large
 Il Box, directed to B. B. Rockwell, Cole brook River Ct. and one nest Tubs and Brushes, without mark, have been left al the Depot of tEe Naugatuck Railroad Com pany in Winsted, and not taken away by the owners for the space of six months last past. Notice is hereby given that if the owners of said Box and contents, and said Tubs and Brushes. shall not take the same away and pay the freight and char ges, on or before the 4ih day of November 1851 the same will he sold at public auction on the said 4fh day of November at ? O. clock in the afternoon. at said depot under the inspection of the Sheriff or either of his deputies m the county of Litch6eld. and the proceeds of said sale disposed of accor- ding to the statute in such case made and provided.
 3ml2 pHILO EURO, Snp'f.
 Office Naugatuck R k. Co. July 291SS1.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-11

years agO--nO effort could stay death i; but 1t has numerous weeping posteiiiy.
 LEIGH RICHMOND's CHURCH.
 At one o'clock I reached Brading, the scene of Rev. Legh Richmond Iabors, and of his Young COiTager, so fInOus in the annals Of religious literature, often descri bed by able pens. The antique church stands by the roadside. in the churclIyard, which is entered by a sile.
 The sexton, showed me the interior of the church, which he said was begun in 7O4-ll45 years old In the chancel is stone effigy, stretched over ths tomb of a great personage who had been iii the Holy A ar, if understrnG the sexton, These effiges, iu full armor, after the mode of fendal days, are strange looking enough - The Oglanders are buried here. The Church is remarkable for what the Rev. Dr. MInor (who visited 1t in l63O) calIs "a better skelter arrangements of pews.' He might have said disarrangement. They are hioh enough to bury their sitting occu- pants. and without one particle of paint much less, sumptuous purple cushions.-
 Not a few of the ancient worshipers have made good exchange from earthly pews to heavenly mansions. The neat or> gan was reared by the exertions of MT. Richmond, z. who was very fond of music.' said the sexton. On--aslsi,fg lEi4n if the person incumbent was liked as well as MT. Richmond, whom he had often heard. he only shook his head always had feel ing of satisfaction in standing on any re- markable spot, tangible sense being stron- gest From this old pine pulpit once soun ded out the voice of one of the most elo- quent. faithful. and successful heralds of the cross in modern times. Though dead he still speaketh, by the power of his ex- alted piety, and the widespread Annals of the Poor Their healing leaves have been waited forth ia more than twenty languages of the earth, to millions of mankind but the number of .' the sacramental host" " guided to realms of upper day by this ''light sown for the righ eous,' will not be known till the harvest of light on that day " when the Lord writeth up 10 the people.' The Emperor Alexander was so pleased with the Annals of the Poor, presented to him by MT. Richmond, that he sent him d su- perb ring as a testimonial
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-11
Hair Dressing and Shaving.

TOo Doors East of the Court House. , NHE subscriber grateful for past patron age, would take this opportunity to in form his customers and the public general ly. that he still continues to follow the oc> cupalion of Hair Dressing and Shaving, in
 LORDS BUILDING, two doors east of the Court House. He guarantees 10 do his work in the most fashS ionable style. and with neatness and dispatch. Call and see.
 N. B.-P rticular attention paid to put ting raznrs in order for shaving smooth y and expeditiously.
 ALBERT HOMER. Litchfeld, Sept. lOlh, 1851 l9
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-11
.-BALDWEN's < IM3E1SOVED CE AIN
 PM lEP2-

C
 iir subscriber cosllnups 10 manufacture 'he't Jn%Iiy crlebra ted Pump, wholesale an re'all' Pedl"rs supplied in any quantity. with the oes'ot stock, consisting of pumps, wheels, eha'n' 'uoe' NC, everything for punp. Ali o'a'fs tor pump castings, chain tube filt- eu at ,"e shortest notice and sent to any part "i the Unlted States at cheape ., lales,
 Also, the best assortment If Stnves K h, found, consisting of the best air tight cook ana parinr stoves, with every variety of pipe and cooking furniture to make stoy. eom- piete. Box and Shop s,ovcs
 Also Furnace castings of every description, ccS,S'ing of Water wheels, oyer shot and pi,cf pack ; All! gearing great variety, Machine, ry' castings ofev"Iy kind, Chilled Sleigh and cutter Shoes made any length 10 suit Plough Cas''nGs' Nc' All orders for casting prompt, iy filled. Furnace al an times in onera,ion
 II. BALDWIN.g
 Washington Conn.,,
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-11

fn nEOreigners In the streets or their dwel- lmeB-nOr will there be, as believe.- Capt. Plalt, slOOp-Of.war Albany, after his vessel llad been visited on entering port, received very complimentary letters from the Captain General-a slave for the wOun- ded honor of the flag, &c.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-11

c PoRTSNlEN's ATTENTION is partiea Olarl. called to our stock of Guns; in th's line we defy competitIon! Our Guns are l made to our own order by lhe celebrated Go. . dard,' and engraved with our own names. W. have a large lnt of peaut,iui 'Coek,' eu' B and by the steamer in July we shall receive ! large addition to our present heavy stock can satisfy nll tastes and iancys from S3 10 beautiful 500 piece. " Also every VArietS ai sporting materials.
 HoLCoM8 & LYON s3 Water street Bridgeport.