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The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-11-17

The EXPEDITION TO Sonora The Los An.
geles California; Star has the following re-
speciing an expedition to Sonora This proba.
bly, gave rise to the Mexican report of an inva-
sion:
1t will be remembered that in May last n CON-
pany of 40 men passed through this city, on
their way to Sonora, in Mexico. Three of them
arrived in town yesterday, having been absent
about five months The rest of the party, ex-
cepting one that has died, are on their way hither,
and may be expected daily Their object has
been to explore the country and prospect for
gold They state that they found gold, silver
and cinnabar all through the southern part of
California, but the gold as general thing, Is not
sufficiently abundant to pay for working. On
the north side of the CHA they found a very rich
silver mine, where they stopped about six weeks.
While there, large party of Mexicans arrived
from Sonora, but the Indians attacked them and
forced them 10 leave. In Sonora they went as
far as the town of Altar, about 800 miles from
the boundary line. In the northern part they
found silver and gold, but the expense of trans
porting provisions to the mines, and the scarcity
Of wafer prevents their being worked with pro.
it.
The men state that they were courteousy
treated in every town through which they passed.
The authorities would not grant them permits
sion TO mine, but they told them they were al
liberty to prospect as much "a they pleased.
The country of Sonora they represent as ir
many places destitute of vegetation, and unin.
vtiug in every respect Water is very scarce
In coming up they were two days and nights
without water.
At some places the Mexicans mistook then
for Morehead and his party, regarding whose
contemplated expedition they had heard.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-11-17

IMPROVEMENT IN SpY GLAssEs-The London
papers, in speaking of works of art in the great
Exhibition mention newly invented very small
powerful waistcost pocket glass, the size of a
walnut, by which person can be seen and known
one and half miles distant; they answer every
purpose on the race-course, at the opera houses,
country scenery, and ships are clearly seen at
twelve and fourteen miles; they are invaluable
for hunting, shooting, deer stalking, yachting,
to sportsmen, gentlemen, game-keepers, and
tourists.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-11-17

Arrival OF TRoops.--The ship Francis r.
Sage, Capt. Robson, arrived here yesterday, in
thirteen days from New York, with merchandise
for J. w Stanton & Co., and two hundred and
sixty United States troops. The Francis p. Sage
brought the following cabin passengers
d. c. Hennen, Col. VIM. Chapman, u. s. A.,
Lient. j. III. Macarthur, u. s. A., Lieut.. Garden
Chaplin, u. s. A.. Lieut.. Thomas J. C. Amory,
u. s. A., Lieut.. Fl. r. Witter, U. s. A., Assist
ant Surgeon A. Taylor, U. S. An. o. Paper.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-11-17

In our columns of to-day our readers will see
several letters Of an interesting nature, and the
one from Don Maths Ramirez to General Jaure-
gui, Is the answer tn this Generals letter, dated
Monterey October 9th. We give synopsis Of
Jaregui's letter.
lie says that he sends him with his own, ono
from the President Of Mexico, and both have
reference to the revolution on the frontier. Tells
MIN that the government and Legislature Of the
State CTamaulipas,) have not sanctioned the
movement; that respectable forces from the in
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-11-17

MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAmRoAp.--The
total cost Of the iron purchased for the above rail-
road in England, for ninety-three miles, is $751;
$50. This was all paid in cash, except $4,000
given in Memphis bonds. The grading between
Memphis and La Grange is going on finely, eigh-
teen miles being finished.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-11-17
,9y- The Charleston Courier says:

IMPORTANT AND PRAIsEwoRTHY ENTERPRISE.
The obtaining of an additional depth of water
on our bar has long been subject of deep and
anxious solcitude to all interested in the welfare
of our commercial metropolis. Its feasibility
has for some time past engaged the attention Of
several of our leading and influential citizens.
and we are now pleased to announce that the
Chamber Of Commerce, at its last meeting, de-.
termined to act in the matter, and have accord
ingly appointed a committee from their body to
investigate and, if possible, accomplish SO desir-
able an object.
We confidently hope and believe that what
ever can be accomplished will be done by the
committee. Should they succeed, they will con-
fer on our city and State most signal and last
ing benefit. The committee consists of the fol-
lowing gentlemen, viz: Col. A. o. Andrews, II
W. Conner, esq, Henry Gourdip, esq, John
Heart and l.. Il. Potter, esqs. The committee
are requested to meet this evening, at 7 o'clock
in the Charleston Reading Room, East Bay
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-11-17

aught that could justly offend the incest ssnsi-
biIities of any Of her citizens. desire TO curj-
vate the most amcabIe relations with that gov
eminent and people, and trust they will not view
with total indifference our struggles with sd-
versity, in the same path to freedom which their
revolutionary fathers have SO nobly nod. |
have the honor to be, very respectfully. your
obedient servant,
JOSE MARIA J. CARvAJAL,
Commander-in-Chief Of the Liberatng Army of
Mexico.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-01-30
REAL 3sTAIl For SAGE
AT &
PUBLIC AUCTION.

DURSUANT 10 an order OF the honora-
Il Bile Court OF Probate of and for The
district Of Norfolk, will be sold at public
auction on the premises, Tuesday, April lst,
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, (unless previously dis
dosed of at private sale) all the real estate
of 7. c. Gaylord. deceased; situated l l>2
miles east OF The meeting house. Said
farm contains las acres, more or less, well
wa,ered, and suitably divided into moving,
plow, pasture, and wood land, with sugar
orchard. There is a good supply OF fruit,
consisting of over 30 different kinds of
choice apples, also pears, plams, cherries,
&c. There is good one and half story
house, with ell aud wood house attached,
suitable for two families. Also good nev
or failing spring Of wafer, brought in lead
pipe into the house. and thence to the cattle
yard. There are harms one of them re-
gently built, % 10y 80 feet, with an under
w., fnr,L,.nrhle running the whole length.
Uses, or OF The subscriber in Simsbury.
NJ. C. GAYLORD, Executor.
Norfolk. Jan. l4th. 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-01-30


AZ . Meeting d be Bar Of Litchield Coun-
~ held on the sth day Of January, 1881, the
following Resolution was adopted, viz,
" Whereas, during the present year centu-
ry will elapse since the organization Of the
County Of Litchfeld. aad whereas centennial
celebration of thai event has been under con :
Observation-Disclosures
Resolved, That Messrs Phelps, Seymour,
Hubbard, Hall, HOllister, Harrison and Foster
bea Committee Of the Bar to cali meeting Of
the citizens Of the county to consider that SUBJ
lecf, and to take such order thereon by appoint.
ing Committee of Arrangements or otherwise,
as shall be thought BEST"
The Committee appointed by the foregoing
Resolution, in pursuance thereof hereby call a
Meeting Of the citizens Of the County, TO be
held at the Court House in Li,chfeld on Ned.
nesday the 10Th day of February, 1851, at len
o'clo. k in the forenoon, at which time and
place the subject Of the proposed Centennial
Celebration wilt considered.
A general attendance of gentlemen friendly
to the object from every town in the County, i.
respectfully requested, in order that Com.
miiee Of Arrangements for each town may
be appointed.
By order Of the Committee.
G. B. PHELPS, Chairman.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-01-30
The adjourned term of the County
Court commenced on Monday.

RAILROAD ALARM BELL.-An appa.
ratus has been invented by Charles A.
Smith, of Batavia, N. Y, for ringing an
alarm boil upon railroads. The contri-
vance consists in simply placing spring
on the track of the road, so that the car
wheels may pass over and press it, and
thereby pull wire connected with the
springs and with the bel intended to be
rung. The wire may be extended on
poles to any distance from the point of
alarm, whether it be station, a curve.
or a crossing of the road. It has been
examined by railway agents who are
much pleased with its operations, and
one Of the machines is to be placed at
once upon the Rochester aud Buffalo
Railway.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-01-30

1EyHE undersigned having associated
IL themselves together for the purpose OF
carrying ON the BOOT, SHOE aud LEA>
TIER Business in all its branches. and
having purchased that well known stand
for trade-The old Brick Store, first door
west of the Court House, and re-filied it up
in a neat and substantial manner. would
most respectfully invite one and all, dealing
in The abuve named articles, 10 give US q
call, as we are now determined 10 sell, re
gardless Of consequences.
~ Three good steady Journeymen will
find steady employment by calling immedi-
aiely. 4. o. MEAFOY,
II. p. TROWBRIDGE.
Litch6eld. Dec. 18th, 1850.
N. B. The undersigned respectfully in>
vie oil that have Opened account. 10 call
and settle the same without farther notice.
32lf L. o. MEAFOY
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-01-30
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS /!

- DAYTON continus to manufnc-
ture .SERAPHIEES and DffELO-
DEONS of the very best quality Of
SS9 tone and Workmanship. His Sefa-
phines are made upon principles entirely
new, and are not inferior to any made or
used III this country.
DID YTON'S IMPROVED ME-
LODMONis admitted by the most com
peient Judges 10 BE- superior to any MELODIES
on now IN use. II has il key-poard SINH
lar 10 That Of a Piano or Straphiae. The
Case is Of Rosewood. Black Walnut, and
Mahogany, aud is we'll finished. ThelUhe
is very smooth, and can he matlc lond or
soft by The use Of the Swell Pedal. Il ~
well ada pied TO quick or slow music. he
Bellows is constructed on hew and im~
proved plant works with Pedal, and
with but little inconvenience TO The pcrfur-
mer. II is easily made portable By folding
the legs underneath.
N, b. These Instruments are wei adap.
ted tor an accompanimentto church choira
us we'll as FOR parlor use, and as they are
made in strong and substantial manner,
| he subScri Der feels entire e6n6dence III res
commendir them us adurabIe aud efficient
| instrument.
Is- The public are invite9 to call and
examine them.
Pianos, Seraraines, and other Mn-
steal instruments, tuned and repaired.
y. DAYTON.
WOco willie, Conn, July, 1919.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-01-30

n ffTTT.A SITUATED about one mile
~. sf Ss 80 west OF Warren center. owned
EE4sz<.sby Dea. J. Reynolds and The
late samuel Reynolds, deceased. Said farm
contains about 100 acres Of meadow, pasture.
plough and wood land. suitably pr,portioned
well watered and fenced. There is great
variety OF young and grated fruit trees. thrifty
and just beginning to bear. The buildings. a
good 2 story dwelling house with additions.
A spacious barn and sheds. and all IN good re-
pair. The above laim is very desirable one
and will be sold on reasonable terms. For
iur,her particulars enquire OF Dea. REY-
NOLDSon the premises or of J. C. HOWARD.
Warren, Jan. 81, 1850. 37f
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-01-30

A Convention of the Wings of Itch
field County will be held at the Court
House in Litchfeld. on Wednesday, the
10Th day Of February next, at ! o'clock
P. NJ, for the purpose of nominating a
candidate for Sheriff Of said County,
Each town is requested to send delegates
equal to double the number of its Rep
resentatives.
The Delegates from the towns of Co
shen, Litchfield and Warren, are reques.
ted to meet in a Probate Convention for
the purpose of nominating candidate
for Judge Of Probate for the District of
Litchicld.
Per order of Committee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-01-30
Have UGla that Aching
Tooth.

TNiiE subscriber would take this opporlnni>
l. ~ 10 cali the attention. Of his patrons and
the pubic generally, 10 his Superior mode 1T
Extracting Teeth, by which ailea,t lhrce-
inurIhs Of the pam, caused by The common
ptactice is avoided besides rendering every
effort to extract badly dccayed teeth and roots
perfectly successful. Persons afflicted with
tooth-ache. need have 10 fear thai they cannot
be removed on account of bFislleness or any
,lher Cause, for II often happensatIlat by The
use of Cheyali,r's splendid Forceps, have
extracted rotn six 10 eight teeth which wer
broken eff even with The bone, in twice as ma,s
seconds.
woud also here Announce, that until fur.
tner notice. my pticc for extracting Teeth will
be twe,ve and bait cents apiece
NIB. MI work in the various DEPARTMENTS
81 DEN rlSrRY. performed with care aud
dispatch. and upon the most approved prizes
pies Of Dental Science, and al moderate prices
EDWARD w. BLAKE
LiichGeld, Oct. s. 1850. tf2I
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-01-30

I
VI "a sortmenl Il Boots & Shoes,
saa- - received this week, They
90. we're selected with care, AID
are well adapted u the present aud hppoacI-
ing seasons, among which may be found the
following. 'iz-
900 pairs Ladies' CATERS, assorted colors,
lffuin I'll 25 to 70 00, 100 pairs French Ensm-
mecd and Kid slippers, IS ctsto 25; so
| pairs cheap slippers, al sotls. 20 to 7JScts.
go pairs children's slines. all kinds, % Ia %.
200 pairs merocco and leather buskIns, from
rs els. to so /; Leather bcols, Polka Eoois,
MOROCCO boois Sc.,7J l00pairs Gents Calf
! Boots, from 1895 TO 6 Oh 90 pGirs Gail ard
Goat Brogans 50 pairs Xii, and Cowhide
Brogans !; 100 pats buys calf bregans 80 us
cents. 200 Gents Caters, EXceisciur3, &C.
A usual supply Of Leaihcr, sNiorocco, Lin
ings, Bindings. Lasting, Saoc thread. SC. 3us
bn. Shoe pegs, assorted sizes, al manufacturers
prices.
Particular attention will be paid 10 naru
featuring custom work from french Calf skin
Goat Skin. common Calf and Kip skins, az
anything ollhe kind wanted. A beautiful All,
ticia Of Bucxskin for tender feet, bread itiK
just lcr the lame. a word about Boots aud
Shots, not always thought Of No one ever did
or ever can be healthy, socioble. amiatlesp
agreeable, with their feet covered with rick
city, pinchmg, or slouehiRg bontsor shoes -
rhe reason why is, That the bloed, passil@
10 Imes a minute from the nenrt lhrough III
ieet back toeIhe heart, the channels all cen-
te.ing in The feet, if those feet are moi vel
rlolhed, is sent back unnatural and dIstrss
dered. causing sickness Ii the head. iaintncsa
10 The heart. and meannrss IL the soul. which
no human being can overcome. no nicdicinr
can cure II you doubt IL. aching heads and
'winging corns can tell the slury. All IN
want Of boots or shoes arc invited 10
call and examine ins assortment, aud II Tiny
find them a little cheaper. aud tatls-
er better han can be fannd elseNherel think
they will purchase. No cha,gc nc shawise.
Cali and see SAMUEL CLOCK.
LiichfieId. Wee, ST., hay l3.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-01-30
FALL TRADE, 1850.

successors to DIR. Nathaniel Booths late
BOOTH & BROHIHANG.
New Haven, Conn.
nFFER for the sale the following goods,
" al prices which will command the at
tention and patronage of the most close and
economical purchaser. .s-
DRUGS AND MEDICLNES.
500 lbs prime Turkey Opium
5000 do Cream Tartar
$500 do Carb Soda
1000 do E som Sails
cases Calabria Liquorice
1000 lbs Rad do
1000 do Gum Camphor
3O0 do Carb Ammonia
300 do extra T. J Rhubarb.
DYE WOODS .A.VD DYE STUFFS.
300 bbls Camp Logwood
300 do ST D do
50 do Redwood and Nicwood
30 do Barw0od and Peachw0od
% do Camwuod and Red Sanders
50 10 Fus,ic and Maple Bark
1000 do Ombro Nader
1000 do Blue Vilriol
5000 do Cqpperas-2000 do Ord ArgolS
1000 do Bi Chromale Potash
1000 do Madras Guatemala, Caracas
and Manila Indigo OF the finest grades
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-01-30
n Office.

The inhabitants Of the town Of Litchfeld
are hereby notified that the last annual Town
Meeting stands adjourned TO the lst Monday
in February, (3d) at 10 P. NJ, at the Town
Room, for the purpose Of laying tax, to take
into consideration pc ition to alter the luca
ton Of the sign post in the society Of N"rth.
field. and any other business proper aud lawful
to bring before said meeting
J. G. BEcKwITH,
TRUMAN GILBERT,
s. p. Wo"DwARD, 5Select Men.
ABSER LANDoN.
WILLIAM NEWTON,
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-01-30
Notice.

fAtHE Subscriber having more business
IL entrusted TO his care ihaa he can al
tend 10, offers TO rent his store and meat
market, and the remaining stock of goods
on hand. groceries and provisions. 5000 lbs
clear pork and hams. The store is one
OF the mos: convenient ones for business in
the Safe. Possession given the FIRST OF
March or April. WM. WHEELER,
by S. d. WHEELER, Agent.
Litch6eId, Jan. IA, 1851.
N. B. On hand 500 accounts made out,
which, 10 save cost, the owners are requested
to call and pay without delay.
S. D WHEELER, Agent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-01-30
N T. w BOOK S,
ZOE sue az This q go.

me ! r asEn, "a; 1tillkia GlsGiee.
Nathaniel Chipman, IL D., e.itea ny ma
brother, Daniel Chapman, Ii. D.--Price
III 60
+ YhestIand Of God in History, by Rev.
dolIis Read, A. M.--Price S. 0O.
The life of Col. Seth Warner, BY Daniel
Chapman, II. D. and lhe Life Of Col. II
than Allen, by Jared Sparks, Ii D., tbotli
il one volume. - Price 40 cents.
History and Gensalogy Of the KilbonFn
Family, Price
A Treatise on Agriculture, by Piacli.
cal Agicul,uraiist.-- Price rs cents.
Litchfield, Dec 10.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-01-30
ElRpBATE TTG

At Court &c Pitiaie holden at Salisbn'y,
within and for the District Of Salisbury, on
ihe22d day of January, a. D. lS5l
Present, JOHN G. MITCHELL, Judge.
.nN MOTION of the Administrator on the
OJesiale Of H'iliiGn Moore, late Of Salisbury
within said District, deceased; This Court
doth decrec that Six months from The be allow
ed and limited for the tredtots Of said estate
TO exhibit their claims against the same to The
Administrators and directs that public notice
be given Of this order by advertising in news
paper published in Litchfeld, and by posting
cory thereof on the public sign pest in said
town Of Salisbury nearest the place where the
deceased last dwelt.
Certified from Record.
JOHN G. MITCHELL. Judge,
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-01-30

Of land Said farm is pleasantly situated Oh
each side Of the LhchHeid a I'd Canaan turns
pike. two miles south IL The village OF Goshen.
four miles from the county seat, f"e from the
depot Of The Naugaluck Railroad al WolcotI>
vile, and nine from The Yves, Cornwall depot
ON the Housaionic road. There 10 an Acade-
my in the village 81 the frsl repuie, district
school within 30 rods Of the house, together
Offering facilities for educating family rarely
equsled.
This farm 10 and has been f9r years used for
dairying purposes, and for one II its size is un-
surpassed BY ony other in the vicinity. The
sock on the farm will he sod with il il de-
sired by the purchaser SAMUEL IVES.
Goshen Nov. I2ih. 1870. eff
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-01-30
A New and Important Inven.
ton.

nAVIS'S Patent Ehurn for churning, gath
Dering and working butter This churn
works the butter milk entirely out OF the but
ter, and works in the salt. In short it com
pletes the work on butter before il is taken
from the churn. Practical demonstrations
will be given 10 any that desire. The ladies
will perceive the advantage OF having their
butte, worked. The proprietor Is fnanufactur-
ing large quantity Of them and hopes b. the
month Of March TO supply the caunti.s o.
Litchiield and Dutches with the abnve useful
article. As the principle Of this charm for
churning, gathering and working butter. is
patented. il will be protected by the stringent
laws touching that point. E. WING.
Sole proprietor for Litch6eld and Duiches
counties.
West Goshen CT. Jan. % 1851.
F. S. The Subscriber will likewise coniin,
uehls former business OF Manufacturing Sash.
Bllrds and DORIS, Sash glazad with supe,ior
American ur French glass. 37,f WING.
&O 00l TO Loan on Real Estate se-
9OOOcurty Enquire ut
G. +. DAVIS. Treas.
January %, 1851. 2w37
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-01-30

The Court Of Probate for the District Of
Litehfield. hath limited and allowed six months
iroln the date hereof for the creditors to the
Estate Of Martin Pratt, late III Litchficld. IN
sad District, deceased. in which 10 exiiihii
their claims Tor allowance and settlement -
Those neg'ectirg to present their accounts
within said time. properly atics.ed. will be
deharred recovery All persons indebted "a
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment to SO
HENRY M PRATT, ! .,:.:.
ENos B. PRATr 7o'h'h's'faiofs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-01-30
For alc..

"A Farm lying in The South west
tssssIA part Of Lilchfeid in The society
sssf of South Farms. consuming
1875 acres of land. Said farnl
sissriiably divided into Meadow. Pasture.
Wood and Plow land, being well fsncedsansE
in high state OF cultivation. ca saith
farm is a new Dwelling House. also four
Burns, SaeJ, Corn IlonSe. &cs Apy one
wishing ii, purchase will do well q cali
and examine InF themselves.
ReleEenre eau be had BY apnlYiHz u
Abraham l3etcber, Esq. az Bslhlen orthe
subscriber on ihe premises. &4m22
SAMUEL w. WAUGH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-01-30
MARRIED.

In Barkhams'esi. January %, by Rev Har.
vey Camp, Mf EDWARD W. DIMOCK, of
Mlddl town. and Miss APHIA M. SEGAR, Of
Barkhamsted
At Syracuse. N. ", 18th inst. LEWIS
K. CHURCHILL, Esq, of Rochester. (or-
merly OF this town. TO Miss PHILENA
HUTCHINS, of Syracuse.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-01-30
FROM AND STEEL.
EZRACLARK, & co.
Corner of Front and Ferry SITS.

Corner of Front and Ferry SITS.
HARTFORD, CONN.
HAVE for sale "a large stock of Iron and
l. L Steel. o! every description required Ma
chinsts, Blacksmits and others. embracing q
yerv great variety OF kinds and sizes: together
with full supply OF best Anvils, Vices, Bel
lows and Biscksmiih's tools generally.
All Of which are offered TO purchasers on as
favorable terms as can be obtained elsewhere.
-ALSO-
A constant supply Of first quality Of CUT
NAILS and SPIKES, at manufacturers prices.
Hartford, Jan. 90 1851. 1888
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-01-30
District ii 6vnl,r; I

US'TTEI Ut WIlTlIT. st
Probate Court. Jl- ID 1851
Il STATE Of Deborah Eue,iiis late Of Beth
-Llem, in said District, deceased
The Court Of Probate for he District OF
Woodbury., hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof, for the creditors
Of said Estate, to exhibit their claims for set
Element. Those who neglect to present their
accounts, properly aliested, within said time,
will be eebaired recovery. All persons in,
debtedto Estate are requested TO make mme
diate payment TO
GEORGE NJ. KASSON, Executor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-01-30
Farm for Sale,

s THE Farm lately owned by Jona>
ssssN. than Scovill deceased, containing
lahas Eka* about LAO acres, with a commnd,-
Ss2-sA Gus Dwelling Hnuse aud suitable
on buildings thereon. Said farm is well Wa
tered and Prnporiioned as 10 Meadow, Pasture
and Plough Land, with a good supply of Iruit
trees OF various varieties, and is situated about
halt a mile north Of the North Church, and
three mile from West Cornwall Depot. En-.
qusreof JACOB SCOVlLL,
near the premises
Cornwall, Jan. 9th 1851. IS
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-01-30
REMOVAL.

DR.. BOsTWICK has removed his
residence to Mr.. ]. L. Judd's, at the
Able Place, South street. Night call
ers will please rap at the north door,
Office as heretofore.
Latchfeld, Jan 81, 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-01-30

No intelligence has yet been received
Ofthe steamer Atlantic. which sailed from
Liverpool for New York on the 2sth of
December. Every day strengthens the
apprehension that she is lost.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-01-30
DIED.

In Philadelphia, Goth inst, Rev. WAL
TER COLfON, chaplain in U. s. Navy,
aud well known as q popular author.
In Norfolk, 23d inst, ERASTUS L.
HOWE, son Of Lyman Howe. Esq, Of Gu
naan, aged q years--respected and below
ei by all who knew him.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-01-30
A CARD.

The subscriber thankfully acknowledges
a very large. pleasant, and generous Dona-
ton Visit on the FIRST of the present month.
2 Cor. 8: 3. HI. GOODWIN,
South Canaan. Jan. 8, 1851.