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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-07
CROPS IN CHARLOTTE.

The following is an extract from private LETT
ter ola gentleman residing in Charlotte county,
dated July LIST:
I'VE had moderate rain last evening; but NOT suffi-
Gent, | fear for repIantng. Agriculture is rather
gloomy at present. Never the season more un-
promising for Tobacco. Thousands of hills are mis-
sing, and plants from the long continued drought
Oats mean as possible and hardly enough for seed
Corn very poor. The Wheat crop is regarded good
and the OF harvest all that could be de-
sired"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-07

The Salem Gazette copies the account Of the dona.
lion the family Of Mr.. Calhoun, and appends to it
the following
"Some years since, Mir. Calhoun, having sought to
raise money, on the mortgage OF his plantation to meet
some pressing emergency, wrote to the Hon. Abbot
Lawrence, TO obtain hi' assistance in etfaciing the
gotatiOn The required sum at once raised
principally in Boston, and offered Mr. Calhoun as a
gift, instead of loan but he at and positively re-
fused 10 receive dollar OF it,"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-07

The operations on the Seabosrd and Roanoke Rail-
road have beenscompIeted far as Meherrin River,
10 which point it was not expected to reach before
me 4th OF July. Mehenn river is IS miles from
Portsmouth only leaving about 20 miles for The entire
completion of the road to Weldon
South Side Democrat
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-07

According to the last accounts from the Rocky
Mountains, the smallpox and cholera have been
making fearful ravages among the Sioux Indians
during the past winter 1t is supposed that from
three 10 four thousand Of these Indians have died Of
these diseases, both Of which were introduced
among them by the emigrants to Oregon and Cali
foruta
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-07

BURNT To DEATH-On the night Of the 18th ult, an
gu house on Gen. Thomas J. Warthens river planta-
lion in Washington county. Ga, was burnt to the
ground, and his only son, boy oil about IA, and ano
Their boy, somewhat younger. ward, who were sleep
ing in the upper story, were burned to death.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-07

The Boston Post perpetrates the following epigram
on George Thompson, under the title Monsieur Ton
son gone again -
In Thompson's departure,
His duty is clear;
For they need him t home,
And we don't need him here
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-07

Col. GARRETT We are highly graf fled 10 know
nat TINS gentleman has recovered sufici tty from
hls laie injuries 10 enter again upon the discharge of
his important public ties.-Lynchburg Virginiqn
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-07
DIED,

=, 10 williamsburg Tuesday, LIST inst, of measles,
MARY LOUISE, only child OF Hubert P. and Mary
.. Lefebyre, aged years and months.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-07

The CoTToN CROP The prospects Of the Cotton
crop throughout almost the entire South are sale 10 b+
I-markaby promising. Some predicting crop of
100000 bales and educon OF pr ces to five or six
cents.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-07
TOBACCO CROP IN VIRGINIA.

a s
burg from of the best planters in Halifax and Char
lotte counties
"HALIFAx G. f., Va June 90 1851
GAS TO crops can, with TRUTH say the prospect for
a crop Of Tobacco is much worse than last year With
the exception of few little showers we have had no
Dan River the dust has not been more than laid since
that time. Other parts of the County have had some
slight showers but the effects have ouly lasted for day
two AT this time the thing is out TO plants, tor
has anything like enough to plant, and half of them
not plant. Many crops have been planted over but
from fourth to one-hird have since died. know
you vii say this is very good "croakng," but it falls
short of the truth. The Corn crop looks awful. The
Dat crop is very little above seed The Wheat crop
pretty good"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-07

BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILRoAD-W We are informed
by the Chief Engineer that the track OF the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad reached the Piedmont station, %
18th, six days in advance othe time promised and that
the trains with materials &c, are running to that
point. This has been effected by extraordinary exer-
have the usual 4th of July holiday entirely to them
se.ves. few days check in the advance of track be-
yond Piedmont will take pacein the observance of this
holiday, which we cannot begrudge the hard working
men who have, under the energetic superintendent of
the Companys officers carried the road so rapidly
to this, the first point of promise. We understand
that the visit OF the Board and invited guests will not
be until about the 2lst of July when the operation OF
locomotives upon the grade ascending the Allegheny
mountain will be exhibited, as we cannot doubt, to
their iul satisfaction. By that date the track will have
work and beautiful seenery on Sayap p' river e will be-
opened to the view of the visitors
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-07

THE TIMES TERMS.
DAILY TIMES, per annum, if paid in advance, or
within 30 days from the beginning of subscribers
Observation-Disclosures. 90
Do if not so paid lin every easel. .......... 90
in advance or within 80 DAYS, &c............. 90
Do if not so paid lin every case) ...........4 90
Single copies, Daily Times, two cents each semi
weekly three cents eachn wrappers ready for mailing
four cents each. For sale at the TINES OFFICE.
Copies of the DAILY TINES always be procured
likewise, at the Periodical and Newspaper Depot of
Messrs. ALLEN u GENTRY, on Broad street-price two
GEMS.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-07
CHARLOTTE, June u, 1851.

"CHARLoTTE June 81, 1851.
have delayed writing about the dry weather
til could see how the season for planting would turn
out, thas nearly now expired, and appearances indi-
cate a continuance of dry weather. How extensive
the drought is, not well informed; but in this part
OF the country say Mecklenburg Halifax, Pittsylvania
Charlotte, Prince Edward and Appomattox, it has,
from what hear, been great that of last spring
but in consequence OF the great abundance of plants
been planted than was planted last Spring, and much
larger proportion of the crop may be considered
now standing. But many have not yet planted
all their crops! and much | presume, is missing of
what has been planted. 1t is difficult Judge Of the
deficit, but | suppose a fourth OF the intended crop
may be considered now implanted, either not having
been planted or now missing in the hills planted
It may be further said that many of the plants
living very small, and in a perishng state. My
opinion them is, that we cannot reasonably look for
full crop.
apprehend rainy season after this long drought
ends and should it in the critical period of the
Tobacco crop, it will greatly inure it,"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-07

We are little afraid (says the Knckerbockep that
the following is intended "hard hit" at otthe
more ultra retormers of the latter days:
How well it is the sun and moon
Are placed so very high
That no presuming hand can reach
To pluck them from the sky.
lit were not So | do believe
That some presumng ass
Would soon attempt topul them down,
To light the world with GAS
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-07

Noticing in the Gazette of the 3Oh June, the
experiment made by Mr.. A. E. Armstrong, to
ascertain how long Flour losely packed in a
tight barrel would keep without injury, from
which 1t appears that no perceptible change
had taken place for four years, the writer is in
duced to ask further information on other
branches ofthesame subject, which are the follow
ing:
quality keep, in tight barrel packed as it usually is
of 1856 pounds per barrel! Also how long in barrel
made OF seasoned materials and how long in the COM
mon barrels, made of common materials and in the
usual manner Also, what difference Of time is there
in the keeping Of flour thoroughly cooked before it is
packed and that which packed in warm, right of
the Cooling Chest? The writer has seen it done at
the Gallego Mills at Richmond, with -four intended to
be Immediately shipped 10 Rio.
AN OLD MERCHANT
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-07

On Thursday evening the Vaedctory Grafton before
the w M society OF me University was delysr
subject was "the duties othe young men of the South
and express the general sentiment when say, that
it was handled in which did great credit. to
the speaker. The theme was delicate one as Mr.
Garland seemed to be fully aware but he treated it in
such to wound the feelings of no one. He
advocated with great warmth the formation of Uni
party by which the foul spirit of abolition would be
driven out of the country. On the whole the speech
an excellent one.
After the exercises over the large assembly pro-
menaded on the lawn, which was brilliantly illuminate
ed TO the delightful music OF the Annoy Band from
Richmond.
The Valedictory Grafton before the Jefferson
Society was delivered last evening, and we doubt not
sustained the high reputation which that veteran Soce
ty has achieved-Char. Advocate.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-06
DIE Ed.

In this town, Sd inst. Walter Woodruff,
aged l9-sOn of Mr.. John A. WOndruf
In this town. 29,h nlI. Mrs Susan, wife
Of MIR. Sherman I.andOn. aged So.
IL Woodbury., 29th uli., MIR. Reuben
Walker. aged Is.
IL Barkl,amstel. at the residence Of his
father, Cephas F. Spencer, NJ. D. Of New
burgl. Wis, aged 80.
IL B,.,hIem, Oct. 10. Cot. JosEPH Am
BIER. IL the 54th year Of his age H,'
Joss is deeply trll by the community iron
wh oh he has M'eR removed. He will long
he remembered with respect and affection
as W rthv ritiZ"n. u kind mei g hb"r. Il ne
ful member "f >"rI''y. aud IN all respects
a most eSIimahle man. hose who kueW
him. feel that a sincere Christian mas gnn'
&c his rest Com.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-06
. e. TER RELL'S
HEAL/Vq OINTMENT,

DOR the cure Of Saitrheum, ErysIpe!as,
L Chilblains, Chapt.d Of Cracked tiaads,
i,n,ns aud Scaids. Gu $. Wounds at any kind.
Old Soe.. all kind. 81 breaklng uui and S..rrs
on ciili,en. Sore Lips, Puppies on tie Face.
aud all diseases at the skin.
R5- Far particulars, see small bills accuma
panying zach jox.
To convince the public that this Ointment
il no humbng. and thai Il viii do what the res
commebtati6n says. l. InviI. any 0lle ir,,ubled
i'm the above c,in paints Ia call Oh my Agents
and take Box and toy u. if il dos not effect
a CURE reiusnit within thirty days. aud iaks I
hack your money. ea'N
MI can give hundreds Of certificates
whete this Ointment has altnnsi wrought mira
&C les in the waysof cufes, but think ttdf no !.
use. az IL will recommend itsell whichever a. TO-
used. Prepared and s"d By .as8 d
IN MOS ROE TERRELL. Naugaiuck, CT. 81
Gcs-At, Orters directed 10 the alssve address
wili he thankfully received aud larempfis at-
tended la Sold also BY the pssnripal Drug
p,-'s and Country Merchants genetasI.. P,sce
25 CeUis. sssr.sss5 8 .
wHoLrsALE Drp0r. D Sands. No.
100 Fuitals st,est New York. M s@""
Agents Llich6eld. a. n Smith, =, Fa me.
sWmG Smedisy. Plsmsuih. Seth th"ma.. ~. Y
aud ThGmas Scott Camps Mills. LsJ talk
waaco,,,illY. Gharles McN.ei. WiRsssd. Y n
Alien aid & Kinrey5 j.. NIioik. Lswftice =
>ie,nes. Fas, canaan. Piece 4 AdaH.. tanAan
r. Hnm,.h,ey Salisbury. NJ L Graham 9... 4
Iaksy,lie. Z s Humphrey. Falls Villests Hes~
dsn a. miner, Wesr CuGnwal.. Pratt = Poster !.
f.nrn,. "a Fridge. Harrison s GOpds4ft, ID sb>
i'm, p /. Skidmore. Woodbury. q y Alter =
Co. 3 "a qg ~ IS - }8s m Ia. - 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-06

tCoSNEcT1cUr HEALTH ASSOCIATION.
This in sIitution, now in the fourth month
of existence, we are grsiified to preceiVe
BY the Qnarterly Report ofthe Managers,
Is in Almost fourishing and encouraging
condition. Although it has had to con-
tea viii sew sral older institutions which
bad heretofore occupied the whole
R,ound in this sectiOn-yet it already at
t.incd over theree hundred applicants,
and.Lhe prospect of the future is strength
eaed BY the fact that many who, prior to
its establishment. had insured in more
distant companies, are only waiting the
the expiration of their terms to unite
with this association. The cash on hand.
after providing accommodations. bucks.
extra printing. aid furniture, fxings. IN
oluding benefits paid. amounts 10 $432.
Most Of these disbursements it will be
remarked cannot again occur in the on.
binary course of business. Grea' cauli' II
is used in the admission at members and
to avoid imposition by unworthy aprl'
Giants. Much credit is due I'D NJ. LOUIS
bury, the efficient Secretary Of the In
srsuliom for ITS present prosperity. We
confidently recome"d the Ass"c'ai ION TO
all who a,e desituus Of providing against
the yicissitudes If sickness to which all
are more OF less liable. .>.'
Waterbury .daaerac0n.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-06
Auction. bY hSSiguecS.

ciN HE enIne S!uch vi goods lately owned
L BY ) \ B"i.sun & Co.. having been
assigned t." pay m-n; II debts, viii b- d,s
posed ii al p0,lic auction wIhout reserve.
/ i'r $40, K coup 'st.s ii great variety Of very
valid .hi. go"is. selected with care, aud OF
tje TEST fashion. F.m!ies WISHING TO hay
Ia supplies, ahi urrciIahts and the pubic
GENERALLY. are i;,vued In attend. Sales ~
cu,nn~s 90 o. F.urstay. Nov. 9th. at the
Z. wn R,Au..
CJnsortibln seats will h. reserved fDr
he .adis WHO are Particularly invited {"
attend. The sal-s will be- cont imued each
day until the stock is i'Sp.,S-i Of.
GEO. SEY NUUR Assignee.
" FBALDwlN. Agent for Mor1gagees,
Ltchfrld, Oct 20. 1851,
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-06
GepaI Notfrfe.:
District of Torr,ngton, IS.
Pr0ha "a. (No,,r. noe Of. IQEa

OlstrlcL oil torringtOn, IS.
Probate Court, Oct. 3Ist. 1851
ESTATE of TULLIUS C. HAYDEN
IL. of Torrington, in said District. an
assigning debtor. The Court of Probate
for the District of Torrington hath limited
and allowed six mon hS from the date hereof
for the crcdIIOfs OF said Estate. in which 10
exhibit their claims thereto and has APP
pointed Barz,llai Hudson. and Levere,,
futile of said TOrringlOn, Commissioners,
To receive and examine said Iaims.
Certified by HENRY S BARRoUR. Judge
The subscI Tiers give notIce that the! shai
meet alvIne dwelling house Of Tullrms & HAY
den, IN said burlington. an the Is, day OF DE
crmher, lSS |, and The 3O'h day ii April, 1881
atsl o'clock in The afternoon, on each Of said
days, for the purpose "f attending "a the bn-
siness Of said appointment.
RARZtLL N HUDSON, ! Cnmmis.
LEVGRtrr TUrrLE, sIoners.
All perso"s Indebted 1" said Estate are re.
queSted /" make Immediate pay meni to
20 A.SSuN AOLr, Trustee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-06

INHE Court of Prob't. for the Disrlct oi
l. New Mittrd, has limited and allowed 6
months from The 22d da, OF OStnoer, for the
exhibition Of claims against The Estate Of
LOIS MORRIN. iae If sabine Milford, de.
ceased repIesen'ed 'nsotvsnt, aud has appoint
ed the subscribers Commissioners To eeceiy.
and rNalnin-, and decide upon sa I'd claims we
therefore givr n".!ce that we Wltl meet Tor THE
pnrrnse "i a'tenci ing I" the duties of said ali
p"in'ment al the New Engiand House, IN said
New Milford, on the 81 Mnnday in Jaaunr,
AID an he els d.vof Ard. 1852, AZ o'rock
p. NJ. -" each al sad days. CLAIMS not pre-.
s"n'ed within SAID line and properly attested
Wi b. declared a recovery
New Nif'rd. Ot 22i. 1851.
FREDERICK CHirrENDEN. , Comm;
NORrHk0p MALLORY ( .,oner-
All persons ,ndrb'rd 10 aid Estate, are ,e
qu"s'ed to make INN cd,ate pav,nem ~
% SANFORD VI GOULD, Admir-.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-06

Al a .>oud 81 Probate held al The PIobaie OF t.
fc"'n Washington. wishin and f,r The Dis.
IT'c' OF Washington, On the 18th day ~
OciobeI. 1851.
fresen', DANIEL y BRIN.14ADs. Esa Judge.
N motion Of Frederick A Frisb,e. Adm
" EIstratpr an the Estate of EDWARD
tRiSBiE. late Of said Washington. deceased.
Ordered, rha' six months from the date here.
"t DC allowed TO the creditors Of SAID Estate.
IN which to present their claims 10 said Nd
u.'hlsiraiOr Tor allowance and adjustment; and
mat all persons Interested msy be duly notified
thereof, said Administrator will cause cory
II this order TO be published IN newspaper
printed in Liich6eId C0unIy, and posi- cory
an the ssgn p0si in Washington, nearest the
place where Tie deceased last lived. Certified
* DANIEL D BRINsAApR. yulge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-06
Taken Up
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
uF THE


Sharon Wiley .Kateu6te Iron Company
ElEll KNOWN that We. the subscr lbers
~ nHVe associated aud do hereby associate
"u st'Ves as ID BODY pnlltlc AID corporate, pur'
euant To the Statue of the STATE Of Connecllc ut
relauy" To J"Inl Sock Corpo, a, Ions and the
Iull"AIng ATE our .Alllcie5 uI association:
Arr. /. HE n4me ol SAID COMPUTATION shall
De - lhe SHal"n Waite. AIaleaDle iron Co."
All Ii. The LApIlal Stock ri sAd C"rpua-
'I~n shaiI i've Seven liz ,usanu O"Ilhs, am shAt,
be dik iurd ,ntO tWo nundred add eiAhtS snairs
nj ~ 1,iI tiVe d .iia,s each.
Art. IL. ine puI poses Tor which said Cur
p"iA5i"n ~. es'a3.i-iles ate the t"tit Wing. Ia
M u Iaan Iaature, sci! and drdi III any and
KIND, Of .haiehbse WAGe nf Castings, dnd ais,
t. Hl. 'u.a,iuIr iron tIom u C. and - Wotk i,Oh
IA" al &Iad. 1t iitI. .eS. t.' wh.cn lion ~ The
iIinc1pn mAIerai. t" A,lut" dnd huid ali
Snth Ih'dS aha ""y atd ali otneG kinds 81 pt">
t'eI'H ".resSAT! A"d conv.nien, Tor ne prose-
cutIuD I'll Sdid uu>I esS anI grn"Ialik Ia d. all
on>ines> connected "Nt. "r inC,uenlai t. tue
va, y .>eS at TINS Association, as ASuve spect-
ned |s
Art Nv The Statute aforesaid, il hereby
Fetelred L.. ana made part Of these Articles !:
ahd the Corporation hrIrhy est ani.-hed and
,igAniz-d Under and pursu int to SAID Statute.
shall have iAr powers, aud proceed according
To tAe regulations deetlIosd aud specified
therein.
Art v. Each subscribe. to these Articles
agIers to AXE the number OF shares annexed
I" his name. in the capital stock Ut said Cur
poraii"n, (each share to he invent y-tive doll.
and To pay the same by il,slalmenis, as the Dr.
rect"rs shall prescribe.
Sec. vi. Said Cooperation is established ana
located IN Sharon Valley. Lirch6eld Co., Conn.
Asahel A Holcnk ss. forty shares
John ) Jrwelt. forty shares.
Myrn.. DAkin. forty shares.
VInson Sears, forty shares. s.s q <
Andrew hotchk,ss, forty shares.
Edwin 6 Hitchcock. forty shares.
Buckley B H"lchkiss, forty shares.
Sharon. July 7. 1851. 3w"A
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-06
District If N"w Milford. 80. !
Probate C.,uII. OcI. IL. 1871.

ESTATEm FEM. HUNT. late of New
~ Milford. IN SAID d .iricI. d,c.as.d, the
AdmlDlsirahiX represeal. the Estate lns,iv
ent. aud pray IN" app"In;mpnt ni Cnmmls>iaB-
"rs thereon Ordered 'ha Corml ,sinncrs I"
'eceivt and examine the ciaim1 81 he or, di-
tors vt said Estate he appointed At the Probate
Office IN New hiliord..on The sth dsy "f Nov.
1891, al O'Clock, afternoon; OF viii. h all
ncrsoils ~ interest will take n plice, and ap-
pear, If they see canse AMI he heard thereon.
4 tue copy Of RecOd. Attest.
Is DCS SANFORD. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-06
MARRIEn-

In Norfolk, 23d nit. BY the Rev. Elisha
Whittlesey, Jonathan GiIlett, ESQ.,, Of
Kingsville, Ohio, 10 Miss Betsey Dowd Of
the former place.
Ia Milton, 18Th alt. Fayette W. Smith Of
New Britain, to Miss Ellen Stone of Ban
tam Falls.
In WRtertown, 22d ult, Elmer Fl Nor
lhrOp OF BrO.'k6eid, to Miss Laura Jane
Duttnn.
In Washington, DR.. Albert Gibson to
Miss Maria p Farrand.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-06
NOTICE

TShereby given t'' all persons liable I" pay
l. Taxes in the Town uf L.Irh6~ll. req 'ir
ing them TO give ~ {" ih.. A.<ess"rs vt said
T"w,i on or before the 10Th day If Nov
1881. written or printed lists made and
pertec ei. according to law, of the taxable
property bel"ngi"g 10 them ON The firsi day
Of October \. ID. 1851.
WALTER coz,
NOAH GARNSEY,
Ch,S D WHEELER, ) Assessors.
WIN l. HOPKINS.
HENRY :. f;RI SVOLD,
BLANKS can b" obtained If the Assessors.
LIchtirid. Oct. 9Th. 1851,
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-06
Dis,lct Of New Milford. e

Probate C"u't October lGth, 1855.
r. STATE Il Mis- ANNE HiNE, late If
~ New Milford. ~ said District, decrased
he t.xecntnis represent The Estate iusslvept
AID vrSss the app"'n men' u Commissioners
thereon ordered. thai Commissioners Ia re-
ceIve and examine he claims Of the cittii,dss
~ slId Estate he arpoinied al fine Probate OF
Ace ~ New MIlfesd an the s'h day q, Nov
1851. at 4 "'ct'k, AFTERNOON; ot which all
persons ~ interest Will take nhiice and appsar
il hey ser cause. md ~ heard Their con, AisWe
corvsOf Record. Attest,
IS DC SANFORD. fudge
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-06

PlLES--Hov many thousands suffer
with this diIsase, aud yet have nevp, been
able in che conn ,on Treatment 10 find a cure
Hut t:om persona knowledge aud experience,
! will warrant & speedy, safe aud infalibir
cure N every cass, no matter at how long
S'andi1g or deepl scale the disease may be.
.AlIo, all infiams a"d liberated sores, COZ ms.
felin. :, &C ald'hsat :.
60 N" cure n" pay, when cured No ext"r.
tion. ArD.y ALBlN STONE.
L,tchieiL near Bantam LAX.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-06
INTEnLslING EXPERIMENT.

INTERA>IING EXPERIMENTS
H. tbs k,>cIean Work li"u>e, Leland the
lealued d., TOT ~ cnarge has appropriated
one IT the wards IT, The exclusive use OF a
d. r. and uunb nnTst, SnV has charge oI
fuuC suiani chilIeM jhey are to be lSO-
10 81 from comp nion>n'p vim all VINO
have the gift ut tpeech. u"tIi they have Al
l.inri he age wnen children usually ac W
quire the use of language. The object is
IL ascertain the natural Language vi man
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-06
Bounty Lands.
SOLDIERS OF 1912.

THE m ,mbers Of Capt. Wauyh's COMPANY
L in the war of 1912, are each entitled TO
40 acres of Bounty Land. 7 am now receiving
warrants for those Of this Company who hav"
applied 10 me, notwithstanding the opinions
Of others to the contrary. have the PAY
Roll Of Cant. Wangh's Company. aud also Of
capt. Charles Buel's Company, and am there-
lore prepared to complete the application Of
any member Of either Of these Companies, or
'he widow OF any member on moments no.
,ice, BY calling on me at my office.
HENRY B. GRAVES.
E.i'rhhefd, Nov. 4th, 1851. &c
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-06
New Sky.Light
ifDAGulGlR iRfrA M GAll,IL1ERW.

tUssANf ~ IeJiD1ID1s1GaS1N GlJfaSI9GGIS5&SS u
tIr Undersigned urxs naV" I" H"i tia. e
l. Ia The pubic 3e"rI d ~ mat ing en- "u' :
aged b. the success winch has attended H..
lAoors FIR The last tour yeats IN the al, OF ~ .
duci " photographic Llxnesses. he haA b, en- .I-
duced 10 he AT the expense ~ fi'Iiag u q new
establishment with All improved Sky-L,xhI T..
rendering hts facilities ior taking pictures lar
superior 40 th,'se at any other operation 10 the
cyunIy With this arrangement "i light ne Is
able Ia prJtjucr stiUm,g, O"ld picture, giving
q correct expression at the eye anI ev. ! tea
ture If the face as AaiuIal as TIE ns"lt H.
HAtters himself thai ti- r'as rX.,-Iie"cp IN the
business a III d determination 10 keep mp with
tn, times ny scquai"iing himself with FvrII
new ImlnOVem AIT will ensure the continuation
OF a l'b'rAl patronage
Win new arranged Camera Lands~ape-
aud Views are NEW taken without the nee es-i
~ Ot ban! NV 'Tted.
PICTURES Inserted in Papier Mache cases at
red iced prices. A variety If m"Iocco Cases
frames and iOckeIs on hand at att times.
Rooms IN the frat Building south Of the
M ,nsi"n House. HOurs "i operating from
s'ct,mk a M to5 N J. L. judd.
hitch Geld. June II 1891 s
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-06
Lischheld Acad smy,

AIR. HENDRNK will commence his
VI Scinol 90 Monday the 3 'lsv '"f Nov
Tn'ns Us usual 'x"ept small tex f"i feet
y" deduction except IN case OF pr"i'"cted
illness.
n%'lnstrnrtioU in French Music Draw
ing aud Painting ss us,lai
18th field. Oct 81. 1851.