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Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-23
To Farmers.

THE subscribers are new manufacturing and keep for sale the Patent Premium GRAS: HOPPER PLOUGH, which took four premi' um4 a, the Lnchtieid County Fair m the ial "t lS5O, and were highly recommended b. Ihe committee ofthe State Fair at Albany, an' 'he Gutchess County Fair We r"rc"rnmt nc this Plough Iugive eAtIre salisiactI"n. i?prop "rlv used, and to require less drafl by on" quarter, than any "ih~' now In use. We hav' three kinds. viz: the Common. the Side Hill and the Corn Plough
 We reccomm~nd the Side Hill Plough being equa ly as good toV level ground as th' Common.
 HOTCHKIS> & HITCHCOCK.
 Sharon, April 23d, 1851, 90
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-23
Have that aching tooth out.

'lNilE sunsC rIber would take this opporiuni> l " Co call the attention of his patrons and 'ns pubic generally, 10 his superior mode oi Extracting Teeth. Ay which at least three i"urrhS "i the pam, caused by ;he common 'racIire Is avoided besides rendering every fort [" eXIrac' badly drayed iee,h and roots .rItec'lv succrssiui P.,vsnns afflicted with "ulh- ache. need have 70 .ear tha: they canEol be removed on account "t britt 'eness or any oiheF CaaSr. S'r u often happens lat hy the 1>e ot ChevaIir's splendid Fore rps, l hay, 'xtracted from SIx tn eight teeth which wet ,m"krn ntf even vIrh th. bo1e, i' vice as man seconds.
 would also hers announce, that until fur. ther notice. my price for extracting Teeth wIil be twenty-five cets piece.
 N B. All work in tl , various departments of DEN NrISTRY, perft ned with care and dispatch. and upon the Llost approved princi pies ot Dental Science, and at moderate prices
 EDWARD W.BLAKE
 Liicaield, Oct. 8. 1850. tf2i
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-23
STOP TMkEP. SlOO REWARD.

c POLLEN from the subscriber, on inc - 29th inst. a WALLET, containing $225.0O in Bank Bills, 200 in as and s,naIis CT biIls on the Winsted Bank.
 The Thief calls himself John Moore-is ahnn, 4S years old. about 5 l g feet high dark complexion, brown or grey eyes, black curly hair. Had on light truck caat near. y new. with plaid lining. Had striped shirt, Calitnrnm hat. reddish bTawn reds diah mixed Saiinett pantalo0ns. and reddish vest. The ah0ve reward will bs pald l0T ihs arrest of the thief with Information which leads to his c0nVlcll0n. s...
 '''H DEED N. HUMPHREY,
 Goshsn, August Solh. 1851. ie
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-23
NEW BOOKS,

For S0teetthis O6sce.
 The Life aud Miscellaneous Wsi,inss of Nathaniel Chipman. IL D., edited " his Sl 20 >N&
 The Hand of God in History, by Rev rinllis Read. "A. M.-Price &l fl. } The Life of Col. Seth Warner. hv Daniel Chipman, u, D.: and the Life a: CoI. D. than Allen, by Jared sparks, LL ,p.. fbo,h in one volume. J-Price 40 cents. NJ,
 History and GenealOgy of the KilbOass Family. Priee Sl. 6l., .- -@'"1'.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-23
Ilnportant to rh. PuDl.c.

nNhc su1scii ioets Wuu.u tS>t.ec,'utt. iii" l Imm their ,lat.ons and fIlrhds aud the puullr generally that they are extensively e"- :asrd iu ihe manufacture and putting into operation of DOUGLASS PA1 ENI rRE.Ml- UM !lY..RAULIC RAM, perfectly simple and effective machine, for inrcing EOsti"n"i :. broOk0l spring tu any rrquif. distance o' elevation when pro;"nIioi'sie fai' can be al'- piled. .,
 The various uses oi this Ram are obvious. viz for tile purpaseS "i i,i'sat'hs i.aiH,, spL- ,,lying Dwellings, GafneiIs, iarnsatus. r facto" ,Ies. Villages, &c ~l'h 'unnlhg wa'es:
 The simplicity oi the "peraii"'i m ms ma chine tcprth. with lts effectiveness and very z,,naren, cursbih.y rei,der il decidedly the most important and valuable appasa ains Yet Isvsioped in RsdrsuiIcs for forcing portion mi !, running stream If water to any elevation nroportienate io the fall obtained.
 IL is perfectly applicable where only IS n. ches ol lall eau be had. yet the greater the tall appiless fhe mure powerful the "ppeIa'lon If lhe machine and the higher the water may he convtAea We have various sizes oi the machines a.lapted 10 springs or brooks that iurnish from qnarls 10 25gallons oi water The snbserihers have also constantly On hand large quantity nG Lead Pipe of variuus sizes Id Quali,iee, spiiable iaE setting the Raws. or i,,r acqnedNese. aisn. . large assofs- men, oT Well aud CtssetA fuinnes aIt nt which will be sold al psicssshei cannot tail io suit cuslameFs.
 ,,cc and on iavmanie lctms Stoves af oil Binds. aIwaya an haRd, segrlhse Hllh other aT,lcles toN numef"Ns Co Ihehlien.
 PA1stl ON & CONE,
 Went Cornwall, AUVtl lnfhtAEi, ln
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-23
Furnishing Goois,
stray Horse.

A,n SPRAYED from the enclosure of &M the subscriber on Monday. the 18th of August instant. a bright chesnut color ed Horse, with a small white spot in his forehead. and few white hairs under the pad. about ten years old. Whoever will return said Horse, or give any informat;on where he may be fonnd. will he reasonably rewarded. HUBBARD KELLOGG.
 Vernon, Hartford Co. Conn. ZIG
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-23
FOR SALE,

.FTyHE Factory Bpilding. Dwelling H"uses. 'l Land, never failing Water PoweG, Water Wheel and Gearing. all new, in the village of New Preston. Litchfield County, Conn. Price ,hiriy-6ve hundred dollars. Enqnire inr par kculafs of w. B. LEONARD,
 66 Beaver street, New Yo,k. may IS, 1851. lm2
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-23
u AT THE GREE HfVi

New SPrIng s.lo .ss.
 SpT. FSNIJID assor neat just ro eve" o,,,S, -isine super. Back and C"i'rf' and DreSs SILKS.
 Snper Black anG CUI'C B 'eges
 do. BaTece Dsiain"S
 do Black and Cord Al De"i"es'
 Ao An. do. POPli"S.
 Sn ,,o. Printed French
 S EogIish MusIins.
 ~I I,,,"r and CoPd Printed French. I.el;Sh and American CalicueS.
 do' Back aud C0lered French and
 Scotch Ginghams
 do Black Silk Laccs, Fringes, Gimp>.
 &c. all qualities.
 Also. RihbnS. Hosiery, Gloves Buttons, &c.. all descriptions. Black and Cold Silks, Cashmere, ThI bel, Barege and other SHAWLS French Wro''CslIars. White LaceS and Egings. FlOuncmgs, Sc.
 Irish Linens, Shirtings, Shec,ingS, Sr. d large stuck. : EARPETING, Paper HauEingS. Ladies Shoes and ParaSolS. : Also, Chairs. Bedsteads, Geese Feathers, Reodv Made Clothing and Shirts. GROCERIES. Crockery. Hardware. &c NIB. Eggs Wan,ed-and Shirts given ont 10 be made as usual, and Tor sale by ibe dozen UT single very low. hy s. N. BRONSON & co Liich6eld, June 2d, 1851. 1
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-23
NEW BOOK 5.

A LARGE supply of Books just receiv "A ed. consisting in part of Rollins An. cienl History, Josephus, complete works |: Popr's works. Shakespeare. Gil Rlas, Wins ter Evening Tales. l'cems by ALL Authors. D'Abigne's History of Reformation. Me Cauley's History of England, Farr's do. Bibles and Prayer Books, all sizes and a large assortment of Miscellaneous Works Ut the REPUBLICAN OFFICE South Street, Litchfeld. oct G &22
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-23
gPRrMG GOODS.
n. IT. AescIhnrsRs,

He 4Ao @oAC~~~NN ~A0e
 ONE PRICE TAILORING. cLoTmIHe
 AND GENrLEMEN' OUTFTTTINa
 ESTABLISHMENT. FEW
 DOORS WEST OF THE
 COURT HOUSE,
 WEST STREET. TETHERE he iA prepared to offer the w greatest inducements to Purchssgs If CIo,hIng ever offered ln this oI an. other town in the county. HavIng jusI aided ." his siock a large and elegant asso' uncut if Spring goods consisting If Bluad ihs f FIenct,, G..rInan. English aud ApeFIcan manutaeinrr, If a,l sha, e$ and quality. assIm-res, P!aIn. Black, EnglIsh and French D"eskIns. together wIIh a varie'y If Fancy Ca<sIneIes, of new aud Fashionable slNies Black and Fanc. satIus, and sIik VesitmgS. MarseIlies aud summer PrsII gs "f ,ery description, wIh iAIgt assortment ni spIIng and summer Clothing which nave been g,t Csu with ihr gl gleatesl care and he wili wal ant in quaiiuy, style ard IurabIlIry "i -whicn wIil be S"ld cheaper than can b- onusnI elsewhere
 Furnishing Go0ls, EInbracimga a Ia,ge a>SurImCnl of Plam and Fancy Shirts. Collars, BnSoms, Silk HandkrI- chIeis, Cravats. TleS, Hosiery, Glavrs &c &c Gentlemen furnishing their cloth can have their gatmenfs made in a style not to br su,> passed in fashion or workmanship and warran- ted to fit. To hts old c9s,oEaers and friends SSLo have SD t3hg patronized hiIN' he takes Ihis occasion to acknowledge their kindness horing 10 see them one and all at his stand in west 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. Litch6eld, June 10 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-23
Trnn. Rtnel. MaiIe.R I'd.

TN NGI.lSH, Refined, Swedes and Norway IL BSun. round. square and fiat; T. v. Norway Natl Rods, shapes and small squares, i, Swedes shapes tIOFse Shoe Iron; hand. hoop scroll, nut and Ieazle-IraIne lToni [" Naylor & Cos [" Steel ai all kinds spring, corking and sIei@h shoe Steel {" Fall River" Cut Nai.s and Iron; Casi-s1reI and Siccl>plsied SnOvels 1; e FaiThank's'' Scaies 'C every size; Iron and Steel CTuw>baTs; Nuts and Washers; Smiths Bellows, SleGses. Hammers; Files, Rasps, Screw Plates, Vices. American Anvils with cast steel face Borax, Wood Screws, Wrought Nails and Spikes. Horse Na,la nt superior quality made iO order tngeIher with a great variety of other articles in the Ins.. fer sale at No GO State street .e.rl t....sf. 90- Prices and terms will be made saisfacs
 E,G. RIPLEY & co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-23
Q Y L {!

1000 gals Bleached inter
 SOO do Fall
 500 do Olive
 1O0C bleached Winter Wha!s
 s50U do bleached Fall whale
 sOO do do Winter Lard Oil, e1ua
 1000 do do Fall do
 lOOO do unbleached do do
 800 do Meats Foot Oil. all of which h.s heen selected by us ;n New Bedford and New Yurk, and which we warrant to give entire satisfaction.
 PaLvrs! P.aUvTS!! PAINTS 10000 Tbs Atlantic White IssSd 5UOO do Bellville do 1000 du English do
 m casks French and Spruce Yellow io do Ven Red-5 d. Spanish Brown 5n(, ,b. Terra de Senna b1rntaDd ground $40 do English Drop Black 500 do Americah dose
 90N io English TIies, Chinese and Am.
 Vermillion 500 do each, Mineral, PariS' Dfons"'cA
 and .Saxnny Greens - s,n Ho RIue. Green aud Black Snalls Is6. ao uliramaim and Antwerp Blue 5O) do Indi;. Red -lOO do Rose r."A OOO .alls English iNnsecd oh $40 do American do 500 do Splits curnanEs
 % bbls extra dry Whiting 5aD lbs Red Lead and Li.harge 1000 .to Umbel in lump and ground' dry 300 do Refined Lamp Black 5lNl do Common do
 so do Chrome Green and Yellow l0 Casks Rotten S,one-3do Pam'ce do lOO lbs Vandyke Brown--5Oo do Gefna" Black Lead, Flake and Crem's Wn,~. Frankf n. Black, Orange, Mineral and drcp akes If all quai,lies aud shades.
 BRUSHES! lnO aoz extra and Common Paints 5(l do do do Whi'ewaSn 5(l do Flat Camels Hair. from ! '2 'o
 inch r. 5O gro. do do Fe"'''"'
 fish and German Fla, Vaarnish-Qurll bound. Fa,n'ers Busters. Counter Dustets, Hair, Flesn' Tno,h. Nail, Shoe-extra aud c"'n","n' oc,ub. Glue, Horse Pla,ers'. Paste rn".' ers'. Granting and Badger Brushes of every description Are agents for large mana' | fac,ury, and are prepared to execute ofaeFS l for any kind or style
 COWLES & LEETE, N, Haven.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-23
STRA sD

NOTICE "A special m.,.,rr, ot in. T m cmbes af the I.nchtfpld Nru,oo F,,e Insura nee Company. will h. he'd a, ,be Man. sion House. in Litch6eld on ahe lal, d,x of Octoher 1851 at 2 o'clock F. M. for +h. putpese of taking into consideration ,he ac. rep,ance of the provision of the S,a,u,e ,,a.- setl May Session lsl9 an,hcr,xins Mntna, Fire Insuraocc Companies [" insure personal er,n. eV1y. and n transact any o.het nl .,osr ,us;n, ss
 J JNSON WHITING. Susr. LilehGsld Oct. zsts lssl.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-23
WATCHES. JEWELRY, SIL YER WARE, &c. RLALKNAN & SANFORD.

DAAAGMnAEV ~ ONN1 VMUs Mo- 9 Exchange Place, Main st., Bridgeport, INVITE attention 'o their exiensive as- X sortmen, of superior .....-
 GOLD WATCHES, sa among whieh, are some of the finest ever brought to this country, cased in the richest styles for both Ladies and Gentlemens wear; also, the more common kind of Gold Lever and Lepine Watches. which are sold very cheap. some as low as 1925. and waEranted. Our fine watches are manufactured express ly for us, by the most celebrated makers in Europe, and us we import them ourselves VIC are enabled tO sell al much less prices than they could otherwise be afforded. Our ass sorlment of Silver Lever, Lepine and oth- CT Watches is always very large, and We are SC ling at retail every style of goua Watches as low az they can be purchased at wholesale in New York.
 RICH JEWELRY.
 We arc manusaciuEisg oplseiyes and Ee- ceiving almost every day from New York and other places. all the new styles of Bug ;lislI, French and American Jeweiiy. embra ring every arl'cle wo'a either io, use or or ne ment -..
 
 Gold Keys, SeaIs, Slides, Charns, Lock- s's,. Pencils, ...
 Gold Breast Pins. Earrings. Bracelets, Finger rings. 1hinIb!eS, Diamonh hugs. and Pins. Jewery m selis, Corne.ian kings, anu Charms. Wedding hinls, &c.. &'.
 JeWelry oi ;.H ttstlIpn"isn.tle IL oiasf
 SILVER WAKE.
 FurchastI> q! iLn ;utt Md .v:ls fnu a much larger asSort diebt at our ,>tab.nh-. ment than al any otter glare m he St,ie. We are constantly manufacturing. atd wat rant every article sold by US hs bt hs ule as coin.
 Butter Knives, Fruit Knives and Fish. Knives. Ladies, Cups. B;ef Teng>, Sugar Tongs, Sugar SitteIs and Spootrs. Tea Sira,ne,s. Napkin Rings, Table, Tea Drs>, seri, Cream, Mustard and Sat Spouls.
 Table, Tea, Dessert, Beef and Pickle, Fu rks of every Iallely of pattern iuiashian
 SPECTACLES.
 Gold, Silver and Steel Spectarles, Eye Glasses, &c. Particular attenllOii paid 10 selecting and adjusting Glasses io the sight. on the mos. approved scientific principle.
 FANCY GOODS.
 Our assortment IS too large 10 attempt description, consisting of almost every thing rich and desirable; Silver, Pearl. Shell and Eua .nt led Card Cases. PultmonnaIrS. Ci> gar Cases. Fine Wallets. Knives, Razors. Scissors, Bl ushes, Spy Glasses, Thermome- lers, &c., &c.
 Rich Plated Cake Baskets, Mantle Clocks, &c., sc.
 Fine Watches repaired in the mos' per fec, manner. Seals. Visiting Calds, Ttsnk and Coffin Plates engraved inthe best S'yle. Jewelry, Spectacle and Music Boxes, &c., repaired. J. C. BLACkMAN,
 G. s. SANFORD. may 2l, 1851. 2
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-23
To Merchants and HauuIae,uErn Hardware Cheap E0F Cash.

A. l.. HALSTED & SON. NO. 259, Pt,aIl (Near Fulton SITcet) N. Y ISt. oflstiNt i,r cash a cOmpleie asOIimeIl "A oi Hardware and Cutlery imported b, lhrmsrlVe- al the lowest cash prices, which, with dumrstic goods received either direct Irsm American Menuiacturers or purchased al Auction al the lowest cash raies. they wIll sell al prIces to suu the views of the cl"sess pnrcha-eF. -Cpi and Wrought Nails at pricei uwer than ever.
 All MANUFACTURE OF HARDWARE who a,e disposed To sell Cheap for Cash ere invited Io give them a call.
 New York Feb 2jth, 1851. 43
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-23

HaAhLE CUTLERY, Ih0 E,acs of Wsds '. 1 nulahetsureflor Table CMlle.,, Inai 1e. ssiysd sy HoLcQlaD q bxn
 ~ wSsssssOs H'sN
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-23
Geese Feathers
Boots. Shoes, and Caaiee. s :!

Boots, Shoes, and Galeet s ! The largest and best Assortment in the C,~nty und hte cheapest in the Stat !
 CALL AND SEE ! GENTS. Frerch Calf BOOTS-LA"ies' - Cater Boots, all col"rs-I uinn. on Calt and Kip iC great vnrieiy-J my Lind Boots and Slirpers-Cong'e>s Caters and Cents Jenny Lind Caters Jenny Lind Excel>iorS, KoseliS. &c. Geu''> Ope> ra Caters (cure cornS.) tnameIed lee 'lher |: Gent'> calf shoes raienl Monterey loots: he fines La ies' leather B, ol>, Shn $, &c. ln the cnuu ry, worth S4 OU. Ch' dIen's soli, silver. and salmon GA.Wrs-D ncins Gai,el>. >om low lriced FlI m,I' Tics all cnlul>: Eoys' .aI and kIp Lo"'s Miss r>' cloth lsr,t Ga'ltis. ali colu'> Eoys rnamelea c.u a,.d k'p Bfnsans: Gen.'s pa,rni leather ard ena mrlei slippers: com uon slippers ;cal:, kip ant goat Brs ans &c, &C:
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-23
Medical Tnstitutien

Medical Tnstitutien nF YALE COLl.EG E.-The course 0F of Lectures commences annually on the last Thursday of September. and con- tinues sixteen weeks
 Beni. Sfllimau, MD, IL. D on Chem. ,slry and Pharmacy. s
 Eli Ives. M D., on the Theory and Prac- iice of Physic. Jonathan Krigh,. M D., on the Princ,- pies and Practice of Surgery.
 Timothy F. Beers, M.D., on Obstetrics.
 Charles Hooker, M.D., on Anatomy and Physiology. HenIy Bronson, M.D., on Materia Mea- ica and Therapeutics 1 Lecture Fees, $6e 50. Ma,ricula,ion, $5 Graduation, n, SIS. @..a,-.. CHARLES HOOKER. 1 D'"n et the Faculty. l New Haven, July 1851. i6
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-23
Foe. S6EEe.'
OR SALE.

A, SMALL Fnr,Rof GO acres, with two "A dwelling houses and barn thereon. sit mated three miles from the court house in Li'chfieid aud 'ppe mile from South. Farms meeting house, and nearly on the route of the Providence and Fishkill Railroad. A large part of the land very productive and inaiolerable state of cultivation. with am. pie room for improvement 1t will le sold cheap and tcIms easy. 1 .s,.
 46 .'f SAMUEL CLOCK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-23
xp,,fs fOr the COsaeloGssy

Daaie1B. Brinsmade, Washington, David c. Sanford, New Milford, Rufus Fuller. IT. Kent. Richard smith. Sharon, Frederick. k ellogg Cornwall, Joseph l. Gayl"r1. GOshen' Win M. .Burrall, Canaan, -N Donald ]. Warner, Salisbury, 5 ,: :Sor,hHray' Worthy < Norfolk. Pnner II. Mills, New Hartford, 1:eofee D. .WadhaHs, Torrington' I.ewis Smith, Harwinton, Iobn c. Ambier, Beihiem. f'emanW Cutler, Watertown, John Abernethy, WoodbS.y, David c: Whittlesy NSW W.rr.a rr.,'''' Edw,n Tallmadae. Plvmon'n. Geore e DeForest: Wo'douFy'
 John Hinsdale, Wins!ed John N. Hall, New Canaan rcrsobs wishing 10 get their Buildings ln sSrs Sds can app apply to either ofthe Agents'ors" 'n''Se. 'e'a's' j. G. BECKWITH. President.
 JASON WHITING. Ssclttaty.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-23
faMeers OC tIee COllaRN1sy.

JOsLIH G. BECKWITH. President oLJYER GOODWIN, T"easWo
 Jaso5W WHI1IN'G. Sseret@FF'
 ERiS'ectOIS. j. $ soE EEW1HMiTrifNG EWW1HiTiNG D. 6. WHlTTLESEEE5 ! G1 IVER G6ODWiNi DAVID c. SANFOIKIu G- e. WOODRUFF! ! ROBBINS BAT FELL STEPHEN TROWBR1DGE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-23
BOOTH & PECK,

Importers of China aud EartAen Ware. ID RESPECTFULLY solicit the attention 1G of dealers 10 their assortmeM Ot China and EaT'hen Ware. imported for the Fall Trade. We have jus. 30 Crates of Print ct aud common Ware, containing a com plete assortment.
 ALSO-A full stock of Glass Ware. Merchants will fnd it to their advantage to call aud examine our prices before pur- chasing in Nev York
 QSdess hY mail promptly filled.
 BOOTH & PECK.
 Wall street. oppn>',e he Ciy Hotel. Bridgeport. Aug 26. 1851 3ml6
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-23

En DOE hand. pannril, rip and b.rs IcOSaws, "f Butchers. Stea. & Ja ks n and B-ckeIis. at whol~aIe and Ieia1i b>
 HOLC0NB $. LYON. S3 WaleF street, Bridgeport DRACE AND BITS. a large stock "f Mar Dples superior plated ami plain. .Wh"rsAle and retail ny HOL >OMB < LYON. A NVILS-HIll's, Peter Wrighl:s X Mousse "A hole. whole>aie ant retail "
 HoLCOMi, < YON 8 Water siteei. Bridgeport VlCES-HilI's. Peter Nright's, Hy"e' and All ,tson's of ever, quality aud price just npel.ing. and we would cal par,cuia, a,rn- ton ,o nur stock. iiOLCOMS & LYON S3 Water street. Bri.ig-p"lt pLACKSMITH'S MI aws. constantly e" Dnand and for sale ny
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-23
IITUEIFaElkD
uu,ual Fire insurance Company,


 uutuaI Fire insurance Company. us0tIIS Company has been m operation
 ,.;,,I,,sen wears -nding July 7.h. 1851, and has |" '"'e' P''P''" V ~ Ss.Il4,II co 1 The whole amount of cash pFemi. nm mad into the Treasury during the ..-... umc.is sae Sa 
 Is;sas g. The whole am't of Losses ,vbic1 have hecn paid is Is4IS SS
 Toexoenses paid to Ag'ts, hooks, stationery, Insurance o oo. ,a-,. coo so Paies, &c. -~ TT, c,.b in hand of Treasurer SS,iS' 4t Al, = inc above the charged prem'- .,o .o nm. which can be collected Il req'rd' IS.oSO oS Present capital 9 funds of the Co, H'ses 90 Daring the time the compan7 has been in op- ars,,on there has not hecn any assessment mad" on .he members of the Company and the ex- "e ,ss "f ,nsurin. n this Cnr-pa y. we "fe e" ,;len,. g lss than in any other CmnPa"V-o-- iow on,v ,o 10 cents on the SieO per annum for ,. .etAchcd dwellings.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-23
E.R. " " E R

L E .R TH E R.
 French l., notne aLd Eugiish Tan call SkinS--clmnu do - oak ht ml'tk ant English Tau sole leathtr hn,ngs. bind' in,.s. wax. l.read. pegs bris'l-> &c. &c Snme of the above are the very ii est ant best manufactured in the coun,ry. and art for sale cheap fur cash. ..... SAMUEL GIG CK.
 Litch frht .MoY 6. 1881
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-23

No. 3 Exchange Place, Main st.. Bridgf DOT. INVITE attention 10 their exiensiVe as l sorlmen, of superior r... -
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-02-26

fact we entertaining one view oil II, While
majority of the wise and vrtuous Of other
States. greatly outuunbering US, hold the
opposite. Do we owe them nothing! Is
moi even due 10 our own self respect TO re-
view the matlerl Surely, We should know
that we are right, beyond dispute, before we
should proceed to u final act Of the most lear.
fol import.
And ough, we not 10 consider consequent
ces1 Patriotism demands not OF US 10 run
madly on to our coun,ry's ruin and secession,
by our State alone, mus, prove ru'nous'
VIVA, though no hostile army might invade
our soil, the United States must aud viii op.
pose us. Charleston will be shut out from
the res, of the world her commerce perish,
her merchants leave her in despair; while
from her very suburbs our Rice and Cotton
would be carried TO Savannah aud Augusta
for a market. Even now The rivalry OF Sa.
vannah is no, to be condemned, but lie, our
State seccde from the Uuion, aud Charleston
must become desolalion.
Nor will the blight fall on Charleston on
w, but on all the STATE, with our taxes IN,
creased seven fo'd, and The heat oil the pres.
ent agitation cooling of, our very leaders, u
they should prove too proud to be 'ound
Knocking a, the door Of The Union Tor admits
sion, shalt join the many thousands OF our
povert, s,,lken people in their flight from
lhei, ruined homes to more favored parts
Can patriotism demand the sacrifice "a
trio,,. m dcmsnd the sacrifice Of the State =
No. never.
Let Us then, fellow citizens, review our
ground. Ii Convention We must have, lei
i. not be a Convention Of boys aud half made
men, but Of the visa and sober minded.-
There is no battle TO be fought Tor glory,
BY secession, but fearful Struggle with po.
very and high taxes, hard times without
hope of Improvement and great and sore hu.
initiation. And may God grant us deliver
ance. WILLIAM CAPERS.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-02-26
Fugitive Slave rescued.

Great excitement prevails at Boston on &C.
count Of the rescue Of fugitive Save. This
is a most high handed outrage and we hope
the officers may be able 10 identify every one
act, aud bring them TO the punishment they
so richly merit. We give IN another part OIL
10 days paper full account Of the ,ransac
ton with the Presidents proclamation calling
upon the Civil aud Military authorities TO sic
IN Sustaining the law. A number Of arrest,
have been made, among them We notice the
name Of Mr.. Wright, editor Of paper, anr
a Mr.. DAVIS, lawyer. They were no doub
the cause of the rescue and deserve the Sc
vefe.t penalties Of the law.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-02-26
Plank Road Meeting.

We are requested 10 stale that a meeting
will be held at Mount Mourne, on Saturday
next, the 1st of March, ia regard 10 the Char.
lo,ie and Tay louisville Plank Road. Our cit.
izens being Immediately interested in this
work ought to be strongly represented. Sal
isbury has charter Tor a Plank Road 10 the
same point as she has been moving, our cit
zens mus. stir themselves so as not 10 lei Sal.
isbury oulstrip Charlotte. We should have
called atlen,ion 10 this subject sooner, but
the situation Of our village kept us from say.
ing any thing. 4 meeting should be held
forthwith and Delegates appointed.