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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-01-15
POE TRY.

THEY SAY THAT THOU ART Pool
They say that thou art poor, Louise:
And so know thou art
But what is wealth to noble minds,
Or riches to the heart?
With all the wealth of India's minds
Can one great deed be bought.
Or can kingdom ransom bring
One pure and holy thought.
No, vain your boasted treasure,
Tho earth to gold is given,
Gold cannot stretch to measure
The lore bestowed by heaven!
They say that thou art poor, Louise;
And so l know thou art
But why should lack of sordid pelf
Thrust thee and me apart?
The pearls that sparkle on the lawn
Our jewels bright shall be;
The gold that frets the early dawn
Shall fill our treasury
Ask ye the proudest minion
Whom gold gives rule DER earth,
Doth not our broad Dominion
Outbeggar all he's worth,
Wen rove beside the brook at eve,
When birds their vesper song
Of gentle truth and guileless love
To woods and winds prolong;
And from the mornings jeweled cup
Such healthful draughts ell have
As never met the fevered lips
Of fortune gilded slave.
Could Lydian Cresus, dearest,
AS wide kingdom see
As the fair realm thou nearest
Belongs to thee and me:
l know that thou art poor, Louise;
And so indeed am [;
But not the boards of oceans caves
Our poverty could buy;
For wealth beyond the miser's thought
We both alike control
The treasure of priceless love,
The riches Of the soul!
Then at this hour divine, love,
To holy echoes given;
Let thy true vows and mine, love,
Be registered in Heaven
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-01-15
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY.
BY E. WELLS, JR.
E D ITOR AND PROPR ETOR.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
For one year, if paid within six months, $l.50
'' '' ifnot paid within six months, 200
ADvERTIsEmENrs.-Sl per square for three inser-
tions-l2 lines of small type Ia of large type
constituting square-and 25 cents for every sub
sequent insertion. If the number Of insertions be
not marked on the advertisement it will be pub
lished until forbid, and charged accordingly A
vertise by the year.
Communications addressed to this Office must be
POST PAID.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-01-15

ADvERTIsING.-No OF parable but fact
| passed by the store Of the advertiser, and
looked within: By his counter was many
customers, and his clerks appeared lively
and happy. Turning away, said the ad-
and looked upon the store of the man too
foolish to advertise his counter was emp.
ty and and very dusty, and the spiders wa
building webs over his drawers. Then
turned away and said nothing.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-01-15

even beyond the earth. The beauty of the
deep blue polar star, SO often and SO justly
praised, disappears in the dense atmosphere
which the intensity of cold produces
The stars still glis,en in the armament, but
their brilliancy is dimmed.- Trauels in the
Nnrfh
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-01-15

GRATING The proper time for graIling
frui. trees is in the spring, and in this State
the operation succeeds well, performed at
any time during the spring months after the
sap in the trees has begun to flow. The
scions used in grating are taken from some
tree which is we'll known, and from which
it is desirable to propagate, during the win
ter or quite early in the spring, and are pre-
served by burying their lower ends in the
ground in well shaded and protected place,
or by covering them with soil in the cellar.
Some care is requisite in selecting stocks
for scions. Downing recommends that's
choose straight thrifty shoots Of last years
growth, which remain entire till we COM
mence grating, when they may be cut into
scions Of three or four buds each. He fur
,her remarks iha, Sin selecting scions, from
all trees, il is always advisable 10 choose
the most vigorous of The last years shoots
growing near the centre or top of The tree.
Soions taken from the lower bearing branch
es will produce fruit soonest, but they will
not afford trees of so vigorous a growth, as
those taken from the thrifty upright shoots
near the centre or top of The tree.-ScIons
from the sickly or unhealthy branches
should be rejected, as they are apt to carry
with them this sickly and feeble stale.'
Few HINTs.-Farmers should remem-
Der, that now is the time 10 get out your
ssruff for fencing, and for preparing it to put
up as soon as the spring shall open. 1t is
bad policy to put i, off from day to day.
Do it now, and if you have leisure time af
terward, or when all your winters work
shall be done,-if that ever is the Case
why, we have no objection to 'Efrolic" in
a legitimate way; taking good care, however,
that your wives and children shall always
participate in it.
Gates.-There should be no bars about
farm. Good, substantial gates should take
their places everywhere. The American
Farmer justly remarks. "There is more
time lost in taking down and putting up
set Of bars in year than would pay for
two gates"
Tool Houses-Y our tool houses should
be well supplied with the necessary tools,
which should be kept in good repair. A
workshop to a farmer is of great value
Close buildings for all your farming imple-
men,s will save it's cost in couple of years.
Germantown Tel.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-01-15

10 MAKE BUTTER IN THE WINTER.
In many parts of our country, the art of
making good butter in the winter is very
imperfeclly understood. Indeed many good
dairy women suppose it is absolutely i'm
practicable to make i. a. that season. Now
in some places, al least in New England, it
is constantly Prac,iced, and the process is
as familiar as that of making butter in May
or October. The short history of it is this:
The cows should be stabbed, and fed on
good sweet hay, and if other provender is
added, SO much the better. Instead Of k eep-
ing the milk in warm place, it should be
put in cold one, and no matter how soon
j, freezes. Freezing will separate The cream
much more perfectly than ii will rise with
ouI, and it is taken off with much less
trouble. When the cream is churned, the
churn should no, be placed too near the
fire. The ordinary warmth of a kitchen
will be sufficient. Too much heat will
destroy both the complexion and favor of
The butter. 1t will require lille more time
in churning, than it does in warmer wealth
er; and that is all The real difficulty in maxi
ing as good butter in January, as can be
made al any season of the year.
Butter cured with one half ounce Of COM
mon salt, one fourth ounce Of saI,petre, one
fourth ounce Of moist sugar, pounded togelh-
er and used in the proportion of one ounce
to the pound of butter, will, on trial, be
found to keep any length of time, and have
a much finer flavor than when sailed in the
usual manner.
SIMPLE REMEDY.-The simple applica-
tion for horse's fee, which are brittle, or
hoof bound, learned from an English shoer;
and having tried it with good effect, and
never having seen 1t fail, send it TO you to
be used as you may deem proper.
Mix equal parts Of tar and some soft
grease, having the foo, clean and dry ap-
ply j. hot, but no, boiling, to all parts: let
ing il run under the shoe as much as posi-
bic. In bad cases the application should be
made every day for week, and then two
or three times week, ill the foot becomes
strong and smooth.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-01-15

"Wha, is .ha, dog barking at ," asked a
fop whose boots were more polished than
his ideas why" replied bystandcr,
''because he sees another puppy in your
boots"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-01-15

"Jack! Jack - cried sailor on board a
ship a. sea, to one Of his companions.
"Halo % replied Jack, "whaI is it 20
"Your bro,her's overheard"
"Ove,board Bias, the luck he has
got my sea-boots and monkey-jacket on"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-01-15

A SMART BoY.-"Fslher did you ever
have anuIher wife besides mother -
"No, my boy g.; what possessed you to ask
such question''
'Because ! saw in the old family Bible
where you married Anna Dominy in 1885,
and that isn't mother, for her name was Sally
Smith,"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-01-15

"Dawkter, dawkter," said an exquisite
the other day, 81 want you to tell ne wha.
can ge. to pu. intaw my head to make ii
right -
"It wants nothing bu. 6rains,'' said the
gentleman of funclion.-Unc7e Sum. :.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-24
Auction 4

TRHE subscriber being aboat 10 leave Tor
Europe viii sell ., Pablic Auction 90
- Tuesday, April 18th. At l0O'clnck A.
NJ. a. his residence in the village Of Itch.
6eIG, knOwm as the WQlcOu place. all his
hous, hold Effects consisting Of fGrnitGre
Carpets two excellent Pianos several fne
oil paintings &c. a stout, good aud gentle
tamily horse. . family carriage. buggy, wag
g0n. two COWS. aud q variety or farming
utensils alsO one Of the most costly double
barrel gun. that can BE- found in this cOun-
Try or in Europe, (wArrapted Damascus)
also (in privately well selected FreOch Lii
brary cosist'ng Of aboHt 400 volumes. also
a collection Of IA years French newspa pers,
and weekly pamphlets of literature written
by Lamarline and other celebrated French
authors, also varions kinds OF the best french
wine, and about 40O empty bottles. Terms
of sale cash. $40 H. MIGEON.
Litch6eId. April, y 1851 ..... Al
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-24

cOtI. : = LEEfE
succsasurs fo DR.. Nathaniel Dooth, late
IOOTE 4 SZoHIRARf,

h.t - = u =
succssnovs 70 DR.. Nathaniel Dooth, late
1OOTE & D2o16RASfS
New Haven, COna.
nFFER Gor Ihe sale the following goods,
" a. pricrS Which will command The ut
IeDIiOD and patronage Of he most CLOSE and
economical purchaser.
DRUGS .a.HD JMEDICLJNES.
500 lbs prime Turkey OpiqIa
5000 DO Cream TSHaE
$500 d. Carh Soda -- ..
2OOo do EPSON Sal's -...
5 eases Caiabris LiqSoriee
1000 lbs Rad do ..... ......... ..
l(OO do Gum Campho'
300 do CaTb Ammonia ..
800 do exua " J KhWbarb. .-.
DYE WOODS .a.VD DYE STUFFS
800 bbls Camp LOgwOod
quo dO 81 d DO
50 do Red wood aud NicWOod
50 do Barwood and PeachwoOd
25 do CamwUId and Red Sanders
81 10 Fusric aud Maple Bark
1900 do OmbrO Madden
1000 do Blue Vilriol
5000 10 CnpprraS-20OO do Ord Argos
1000 do Bi ChTOmale Potash
1910 do MADRAS Guatemala, Caracas
and Manila Indigo Of the finest grades
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-24
IitchReld and the
HOusatonic Railroad.
-

an and after July lst. stages WIZ run Ion
" Liichfsld to the Housai"nic Kautoa", %
O!lows, VIZ; Stage will leave L'tchneIo ~
New MilfoUd en- Mondays, Wednesdays &".
FRIDAYS. At 2 o'clock, A. M. and arrive al
New Milford in time 10 take the Passenger
Train for New York or Albany.
Leave New Milford On TUESDAYS, Thufsdays
and Saturdays. at o'clock, p. M. or on the
arrival ef the Passenger Train from New YORK.
Another Stage will leave West COrMwalItcr
I.itchfeld on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri>
days, at 2 o'clock. p. NJ or on the arrival o.
he Passenger Train from New York, and re-
puru on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
eay,ne Lirchfield at Z o'clock. A. NJ, thus
oaking a daily line frsR Litchfield 70 the
f. satonic Railroad
The Proprietor of this line Intends putting
- new Carriages, and IS usual good Horses:
and will en,leavOr 10 merit liberal share Of
public patronage.
EDMUND HART, Proprietor
West Cornwall. June 81, 1s49.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-24
.a Great Rmsh at the NesO
s'BE 9 HTV e. -
AND


"E MPO RIU N Of F A SH IN"
lust received splendid stock Of Gents.
u aud Ladies Dress Goods. consisting ia
part OF French and English Mrrinos, Thib.
bet Cloths, Cashmere, Persian Cloths, Al
pacca aud Mohair Luslres, BombaziHes sc.
Also-Musiin de- LANES plain and figur>
ed. FOreigO, English ana Americas Print,
Black and Colored Dress and Manila Silks
Brocha, Long and Square Shawls, Bay
State, Empire State and oiher do. do very
large stock Also-Colored and WooIen
FIanuels, shee,ings &C., Cloths, Cass,>
MADE CLOTHING. ~
overcoa,s, Erock Goats, Sacks. Shirts
Pants, Vests, Wrappers, Hats, Caps, sc. a
large supply cheap. Also-Trimmings in
great varie.y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-24
AOu..tDlic eail., ad.

.-- Winter Arrangement
The Cars o. mis- Iuad ran N conne- ts1n with
the New York aud New Haven, a.,d '''-str.n
Railroads .....- f.. -...s....
MORNING. raAlN for State LIN, ttra'y,
and Pitisieli. eavea R,idgcdnrt a OBJ
M. on the arrival OF the a. NJ. Express = IN
New York az rhs second Acc@'aFn 'd2a.'u
Tram tom w jlaven, ami the N4asa,n@A
Trai lfrOM ,Vtt 'nry.
EyENl Nc E& AIN leaves BridgeparS II $40
p. M. Oh tn arrival Of the P. NJ, EEatra,
Train from NV York the 100 p, u tfaIt,
from New haven ami the Nauga'"1A Tra'o
from Win.,~d ......
Passengers 90 1itectly through &c Albany b.
these trains .rlt,,nn' changing cars
Trains leave ~ta,e Line at 0 :. NJ. an'l
S.l5P. Nj. on ser'va, vi the mnr"i"a and eFr-
ming train. Sra AIoIny and arrive IN trlage-
port at l 81 aad e APP NJ.
Trains run .rom Piltsfield iatersrciihS the
Albany and Ncgv York trains at Var 4nsen
vile. s- .H -.-..
Freight Trl ; ave BSilgePuri every m m
ing at 8 "'ci'r,
C. K'RFL MD. Superin,e deaf.
Bridgeport. Pee ~, 1850. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-24
,VOEtce.

wv dEREAS the undersigned with certain
w others persons have associated them
aelves sccosGlng 10 The provisions OF the" Act
relating tn Joint Stock COrpOrati. rs with
capital of Fifteen Thousand Dollars. under
the name Of The Unioa WseleAa Company.
the purposes for which said CogpoFatsoN y
established being the manufacturing Of Woot.
en- goods, Wooden and Cotton goods, OF gnods
of which Wooden and Cotton shall fo.m the
c"mponsnt parts of the manufacture, the buy:
ing and dealing in Wool and Gotten and CON.
veriing The same into cloths fOr market aad
all articles cf property necessary aod eanven,
rent 70 carry on the business at manu- aciuring
as ataEesaid; and the dealing in goods. wares
aud merchsldise. This IS to notify all persons
Interested that the fret meeting Of the CeSpsz
ration will be holden II the store OF Chaplin
and Williams in Canaan on Saturday the 18th
day Of April 1851 at 2 o'clock ia the after,
noun. LVyHER MoNssN.
HEHRY CRAPiN,
' A. C. IsHAM. '
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-24

AZ 3 meeting Of the members Of the
Litch6eld Savings Society, held on the 2oth
inst. the following persons were chosen okS
cenS for the year ensuing, viz.
GEO. @. wOODRUFF, President.
SAM'L. P. BoLEEs, Vics President.
SETH p. BEERS, -0w.'f
CHARLES L. WEBB,
j. G.. BEcKwITH, DireetorS.
CHARLES ADAMS, arl $500.
EDWIN B. WEBsTER,
GusTAvUs F. DAVIS, Secretary eSG
.e.g Treasurer. W
Office at the Phoenix Branch Bank, and 10
open every business day from . to IL AN and
from Q to 4 Pm.
G. F. DAVIS. Treasurer.
Litch6eld July 90, 1850 y .-.---- .--l
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-24
:raz, -HayeYe Of Goshen ,
T.4KE NOTICEi

TT IIE State, Town and Highway Taxes
a are duo on tee LIST Of April next, laid
or The List of 1879. against the tax payers
Of tho Town Of Coshen-and notice is
hereby given, that Z shall be at the store Of
II. n. - man OIL Monday the 9TH Of April
--at the store Of 4. Miles T. Son on Tues.
dry tho 9Th Of April-and at the dwelling
house Of Nelson Austin on Wedr esday tie
9h Of April--frum 10 o'clock A, NJ, until
%P. III. ON each ofsaid days, to receive said
soxes ; and ifnot paid on sa id days. traye
.ipg fees will be calculated.
s.-a H. B. RICHARDS, Collector.
(soehnn March u 1851 -. 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-24
Directors.

TINE subscriber would take this oppOrtuai>
Il " 10 call the attention Of his patrons and
the public generally, to his superMr mode Of
Extracting Teeth. BY which at least three
tour'hs Of the pain, caused by the commOA
'raetics 70 avoided besides VendeFing every
Sort to extrac, badly drcayed teeth and roots
Ierfectly successful. Persons afflicted with
"OIh.ache. need have 40 fear that they cannot
be removed en- account Of briIIleness OF aay
other cause, for il often happens that by tie
use Of >Chevali.F's splendid FOrceps, havw
.xtracted from six ro eight teeth which wes
Jroken o. even with the bene, in twice a. maA
seconds. !.tt H at
would also here annsnnce, that until fur.
ther notice. my price for extracting Teeth will
be tweive and half cents apiece. i3'
NIB. All work in the various departments
Of DENTISTRY, performed with care and
dispatch, and upon the most approved Priaci.
pies Of Dental Science, and a, moderatepriese
-...... EDWARD W.BLAKE
Lii chfeld, Oct. Q. 1850, tfa4
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-24
FOR SIZE

"A A small Farm "f tbout 90 aerss
is5SSh with ~ Dwelling House, Barn,
sss n Wood House ind Horse Barn
thereon. Situated nn the ror>
rington Turnpike. nb"nt 2 niles north east
Vi the Court House in Lachfald, we'll l"r-
portioned for tn wing. p-Jnte, blowing and
wood, formerly occnpi"d by David p Beach.
4 Hheral credit will be s'vsn for most Of
the purchase us"n-s il requested r.
SETH BEERS.
March Sd, 1851 IS"
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-24
Probate Court, D.stnetnl W :aasy
MT ARTHA p. KAs>UN oI. Dethlrm

.- March !. 1881
MI ARTHA p. KAS-UN ,I BeihirR.
I'M parent aud xua,dian "f .artha J Ka
son. Gsoag, D, KAsssa,. and t.siSat n Cassa.
minors. belonging 10 Bclhirln. IN sad las Z
trici, hath filed her celui"u. tdI,is that
said minors own. a. iennaMia in rvm,,.na wa.h
others. one sixth part II all The R~a, t:ssa e m
Bethlehem which their grandmother. he sorah
EveFelte, late ef Be.iTis m. III visr: :" then,
and to their coienamis, the interest IL sa.d
minora heiag Ut about lhs valU" al ,h' has
dred dollars; ..-.u..
And thar they own - lehman. ~ ."arn
with the heirs q, law "f ih.'i 81 a. IA
George ID Kassnn Fad. I'm 'rI' "a ID. "a,
lehein. Deceased. "nc tiiih 81 -, ~. .l.A,. t.,
tate IN b~lhieM. witch q, - %.
the dOwsr Estate .flhr WI ......... G.
q. Kaason, E.qs NV
said minus t,slag, h ,.-asaY ns q s- ~ rssts
and lse tt'asssns 81 a.
| !. 10 the tnfeEea "fa"d min h.l
respcc, is-t stesesi& = The ai ,s - a,as , .
invesi the await 81 W the -. n.t'
and asking sald Ceu a4lh the 4 4,
peganm ~ aell and W, The
The SAcnna Mrrd II Ma =.
0'cl0ck A. NJ, Of ~ nj" - w.
hurry. is aaelgsed b. -. M I.
meslta. sMd Sha' f. Do
aiiveel, zink y, '.n-p.
haldthf.e " ok g ,f.,
said er,nA Mon
J 4s' CHAR. ,PaslPt, la4se,
81 fHf..Iels ..m 's Do.
AH s4sai ea ga atasf 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-24
ESkocEkffF'!s3

Crockery, Hardware, &c. For sate by
5. N. BRONSON.
LithchfieId Oct. 30, 1850
N. B, Shirts given cut TO be made as
uSual 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-24
Parlaa ROR. Sale.

.GNrrrA SITUATED about one mile
SSST7Ess west Of Wa,Trn center, owned
by Dea. J. Reynolds and the
etc Ssmuel Reynslds, deceased. Said farm
contains about $50 acres of meadow, pasture.
l"ugh and w"od land, suitably prspovtioned
welt wa.ered aud fenced. There 10 q great
variety al young end grsfiei fruit trees. thrifty
AID Just hrEinni ,s Z" hear. The buildings.
sa"d sio,y dwelling ha,sse with additions.
s,acisus bar" d sheds. ard all IN good re-
- The above iA.m 10 very desirable one
aat will be suit on yeas hahls lesms Fer
So pAti:c1 enquire ID DcI REY~
.OS oat heis ,s's 81 ii G. HOWARD.
rren. Jan. ? Ia S7li
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-24
A New ana lmpor 2ey,t 1nven-
tion,

n AVIS'S Patent =" ~ e.a.3 e.th
DrIIng aud w",kin. oo thur.
works the hnlhr n,'ik rna 81. "a t$ u.
ter, AID works in III. So, ~a,4s con-
pietrs the work on bulter aoDo,r q "a taken
from The churH Rrsrtttt .ls;Auls,r4.,on.
viii he given tn anv thai ne4t,r lee ladies'
will perceive lhs a'syan'sge - havrle sher
butte. worked The pr"pt'ti O., I0s Qiarlpt-
ing large qhantity pG ~. " atd Il hx THE
month ot March Ia sup;'e ms miss AZ
Litchieid and Clutches w,eh - an,v.-u~eiu.
article. Az the princips g! this sbH,n ior
churning, gathering and w,kisg but-r, is
patented, II will be prm.c'ed oy 'hr stringent
laws icUc hing that p.Int F.. WING
Sale rroprietOr fur Luchheid aud Duiches
coTniies. ..........
West Goshen c.. Jan % 1851
P.S. The Subscriber vii likewise. contn-
uehis former hnsInsss ~ manuiaclurhlE Sash
BliI DIS and Do. re- Sash glaz-d WITH suFetior
American ~ French glass 37f r WING
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-24
List Of Letters


ID EMAINING in the Post Office at
Ii Lnchfield April LIST 1851.
In,;a A. A dds Peet Handebrow
Is aired Daniel Kennedy
R.,rac, Divis. 8 of Harriet Heady
Henry Belden lr. enrY J. johnson
A. n: Bartlett y Isaac LAWRENCE
Dr. Rnotins John McGOinn
John M. buckingham Kichard McManus
Patrick Burk Linus Marsh
Frances Benton l. Marsh
Albert H. Barber Albert Moses
Chas. Belcher 2 Philo Morris
Louisa C. Baldwin Wooster B. McEweq
IA. H. Brown Amos Moss
palmer Burnett IL CoBe:sy Morse ..
Harriet C. Buell. Allerson Morse
J. ID. Baldwin Isaac Morse
Amelia 3, Barber Elizabeth Morse
John Bvann Augustus Morse
Charles CatltM Harriet Nichols
Augutus Cook Mary Newcoh0
Charles Carter z James O'Leary
Triphenia Campo Peter Perkins
Louisa M. Coe John POollOn
Marv ]. Clark Jane Peesmva
Michael Carrow Susannah Palmer,
Mary Delany Palmer Burnett u Co
James Dicks Richard Pierce
John EImore Geo Prescott
Geo. w Ellis James b. Peck
Dennis Flannely Harrie, E. Root
susanna Fuller L. Rockwell
Hannah Guinaa John b. S'oud
tienry Goldsmith Geo. Lampson
F. A. Granniss Cball-S Smith
Edwin Grigg John p. Ssinson
Sarah HomeRly s. Sievens2
8. G. Hayes +. Stevens
Charles H ubbard Thomas Stone
Richard Hartley }unius ScUvill
Heirs of Elisha NOE>joel Thomas
ton bslre Tiffany
Polly Holchkiss Johu Feed
Mary Ann Aawllhrop,.,ss Vanwinkle
Ann Keynes john Watson
AIRS. KerzaId Jnno Welch's heirs
John hubbard "m, Ward
L.W " ESSELS. PM.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-24

Dancing s9itrr~ Aaottsa, dc. Cn'
Prrcrde"fe4 .94s pr'ees
a - I . :

Dancing saitrr~ Hi.ottra, dc. O">
PrecrdeWfe~ .JE priCes
READ READ ....r
TUST &c, -iVsd. one ihouS4rd pIs. oT lm'Ee
ID Aiming which ,;ay be faund Ladies Cater
boots, French E:rpmried Jesint Lind Shines.
EnaInled Polka Hoo's. AI,rocco 3o",s, Les'hr'
BoOis. Buskm shippers &c. sc At yers Iow
prices, Rnrh r, Ruluer oai'efs. Children d"
do. much l"Msr ihau usual. SCENTS. Dancing
GaiteIs neat and iiHs Iq,kish Slipners do
Cali. Kip and C"wh!de Bots, Br"gaDs and
Slippers, at ptircs Awcr than usual aud
believe lower thar ever sHOwu before Gents
Rubbers g'"'d agtici- warranted good; Should
they fail j. resson Ole I'ug, orlng them back
and take new ours tog ibaH Pieces Teguced.
persoOs IN want "t sn}'E'Ng ia the ab We hDe
are respectfully invited To call, they Mll find a
little money wIti 60 great way, al the prices
am now selling a,
SAMUEL CLOCK.
n, B. French Cork Se,es Coz Lsdies, highly
recommends dyPN sl:aas N4rss:,si water
proof -r. srEs
Ll,ch6eld, Fsh i2,h II