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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23
CUBAN-- We bave before ns a Ieltn

CUBAN We have before US a etta,
itom mau Of the third municipdily.
dated 10 the prison al Havana, which, II
The editors ofpspers like the New York
toHii. Savannah News and kWdred CON
lcerns here, have souls in their badies,
IouglI - make them weep many, biHei
tears, lie is bat sixeen or seyeniren
years "f age, a mere boy. and wss lrlu.
ded ofT from the family whcrc his fhIlei
had placed him far the summer, unth he
retHnrd from the North. by ptomise
that Jfhe Veatto C4baIe c0al s02a re
tArA pVh fre Moasaad Goiiays Hi
lname is Josrpb b. Ganst, Inc son az I
very worthy man. whose Distress Al thii
terrible calamiiy paTents can easily PIC
tnre 10 themselves - M, O.. True Delta,
i1 THIS remains nf the ancesuns u
WAsHIsGrON repnse in Westmoreland
County. YugIpia, where the Father o! ti-
Country was born. The bilth place d
George Washington is on a plantation
kDown as -'WakeGclI Eslate." owned
and enjoyed by Joim e. Wilson. and il
the midst Of a iwobundIed acre com 6eid
marked only by an old brick chimney. a
.mammoii fgtree. aud a freestnne slab
on which latter il insrtibed in cut let
tets barelydiscefbabie:
"iiefc,
The 22l February. 1872, 4
WAsuiSur0N, III.
Was burn"
The slab is three feei long by ore f;n,
and half wide and IL broken ilt@n
About one hundred yards fromlhe slioi
Is Pope's. creeA and ai,nvta mile distant
the Potomac Riyet The birth place il
accessible by rarriage way through the
immehae corn feiilddfJ within a'qiarte,
oFa mile, whicirdistsnce is.u,4,ls by path
way. Tie negieC,ad .:ondition of the
.sP,l BEATS record Of shame agaiits; his
country for negleclipg tolift up mon9
ment there. 10 his memory.
One quarter Of Il nile from the birth
place. on the same esiaie, is an old fash
ioGe,i vault, in a, dilapidaied c,,nditian,r;
tomb stone at Tue side Of the door wAici
bears the folio wing inscription:
Here
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23

LYA "Womsils Rights co6ventio,g'
is now holding at Worcester, Mass. This
IS the third attempt.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23

" Moie whisky is shippedfrom Cincin-
naIi than from any other pare ef Tie Un-
lou. Large quantities, however, are re-.
taiued for home consumplion,es the rec.
Vrds Of mortality show as
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-23

THE HILLoTYPR.-A fine specimen OF
the art, known as the Hillotype, or col
cred daguerreotype, is on exhibition at
Albany. The Argus says of ii:
ut is a view Of Mr.. Hills mountain
Home, with the CatskiTl for back ground
and a water fall in the foreground, pre-
sentiug Beautiful landscape, tinted by
the new process. Nothing can exceed
it in finish, and no effort of art can imi.
tate SO well the aerial perspective which
is here presented in entire keeping.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-27
Dl ED.

On his passage to California, Dec. 18th. CHESTER s. PATTERSON, of New Preston, aged 25 years-a member of the Morning Star Lodge No. 65, 1. o of o. E.
 At a regular meeting of Morning Star Lodge held al their Lodge room, Monday evening, Feb. l7 1851. the following pre- amble and resolutions were adopted. Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty God to
 remove by death our worthy and much
 esteemed Brother Chester s. Patterson.
 s.,o that bourne from whence no traveller
 re,urns," and whereas we hold in the
 highest respect aud esteem the character
 of the deceased Brother, therefore
 Resolved, That in this affl'c dispen. sa,ion. we reeogn'ze the hand of an Allvise Providence, and that we tender our ~arm- est sympathy to the family and friends of our deceased Brother.
 Resolved, That the brothers of this Lodge wear the usual badge of mourning. and that the Charter and Emblems be cloth- ed ,n mourn,ns during the remainder of the term.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-27
1'E11SUV1 Wo!cottville, Feb. 24th 1851.
Bv-L0aC Of Sharon.

~
 A Ia Town Meeting held iu Sharon "A Oct. 9th 1850,
 VOTED, That 1.-the owner of any Cattle, Horse. Mule or Geese. shall suffer the same to go at large out of his or her inclosure, after the first day of April 1851 such owner shall forfeit and pay to auy person wbo shall take up and i,npound the same, the sum of twenty cents for each head of Cattle, Horse, Mule or Geese, for each time they shall be so found at large out of the owners inclosure and taken up.
 That it shall be the duty of the Hay wards in these several districts, and it shall be lawful for any freeholdcr to impound any Cattle, Horse, Mule or Geese so found out of it's owners nclosure and at large, who together with the Pound-keeper, shall reg ulate the proceedings and have the same powers as are granted in the statute law of this State Entitled Pounds Provided that no penalty be incurred under this By Law shall exceed the sum of three dollars and the owner or owners of such Cattle Horse, Mule or Geese, so impounded shall not receive the same from the Pound until he shall have paid the person SO impound- ing the same the amount of forfeiture and to the Pound Keeper his fees and expenses for keeping said creatures as in other cases of creatures i,npounded. Provided. that any Householder residing in said Town may let one cow run at large on the high way and common and not incur the afore> said penalty. From Record
 HARRY LOCKWOOD,
 Town Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-27

"H;ShtaIutia. ."-The following heau> tiful specimen of this peculiar kind of or atory was used by MT. John Cotton Smith in his address to the Convention of the hard listed Democracy day be- fore yesterday. The gentleman had re- gently returned from an European tour. (of which fact he informed his brethren several times,) and in course of his re> marks spoke thus of the feelings Of the Democracy towards England:
 "The fact is gentlemen, the Democ- raey of this country hate England, and only wait for the sigaal to beat open the doors of Buckingham palace with tAs bntt-ends of thier r;iaes. and rouse the slumbers ef Victoria aOith hhe. skrieks of the American Eagle"
 "Hold him in, and let him trot ]"
 lCOurant.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-27
AUCTION SALE.

VKTA.L be sold at Public Auction or
 w Wednesday March 26ih. 1851 ,at o'clock A. M.. at the store Of F. u. Skid. more ia Be,hlem, the place t'rmerly owned and occupied by James McDAn'els, con- sisting of a house. barn, snd other out buildings, together with one quarter of an acre of land. Said property is pleasantly situated in the village of Be,hlem. anI is an excellent stand for a mechanic or any O,h4r business. Said property will be sold to the highest bidder without reserve. One half of the purchase money can remain O" lhs piace for three years if required. Pos session given on the lst Of Apr.l.
 For farther particulars, enquire Of P. H. Skidmors. or \. Marks, 249 Grand Street, New York. A
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-27
Have Out that Achlm 2
 Tooth.

TNIlE subscriber would take this opportuni, | iy to call the attention of his patrons and the pubic generally, to his super,r mode oi Extracting Teeth. by which at least three tcurths of the pam, caused by the common practice IS avoided; besides rendering every effort to extrac, badly drcayed teeth and roo,s perfectly successful. Persons afflicted with tooi ache. need have no fear that they cannot be removed on account of briiileness or any other cause, for it often happens that by ihs use of Chevali.rs splendid Forceps. l have extracted from six to eight teeth which weT broken off even with the bone, iH twice as'man seconds.
 I would also here announce, that until fur. ther notice. my price for extracting Teeth will be twelve and half cents apiece.
 N B. All work in ihe various derartmsnts sf DENTISTRY. performed with care and dispatch. and upon the most approved princt pies of Dental Science, and at moderate prices
 EDWARD w. BLAKE.
 Litchield, Oct. 6, 1850. tf24
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-27
Boots, Shoes,
Dancing 9aiters, Rubbers, dc. U'
 precedented loaO prices.


 precedented low prices
 READ! READ! LUST received. one thonssrd prs. ar more. J Among which nAv be f"nnd Ladies Cater boots, French Enameled Jenny Lind Shoes. Enamled Polka Boots, Morocco Boots. Leather Beois. Bnskin Slippers Sc. &c at very low prices, Rubbers, Rubber Gaiters, Children do do much lower than usual. Cents. Dancing Gai,e,s neat and fine, Turkish Slippers do, Cali. Kip and Cowhide B"ots. Brogans and >l,ppers, at prices lower than usual and l ,elieve lower than ever known before. Cents Rubbers good article warranted good; should any fail in reasonable time, bring them back .nd take new ones for them Prices reduced. Persons m want of anything in the sb we line are respectfully invited to call, they will find a little money will go great way, at the prices am now Selli'g at.
 SAMUEL CLOCK. Litchfield, Feb. 18th 1851.
 N B. Preach Coik Soles for Ladies, highly recommended by Physicians, warranted water proof.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-27
REAL RsEAE8 TOR BAG8
 AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

PURSUANT to an order ot the honora- I ble Court of Probate of and for the district of N"rIoIk, will be sold al public auction on the premises, Tuesday, April lst, at 70 o'clock A. M., (unless previously dis :. aosed of al private sale) all the real estate of T. c. Gaylord. deceased ; siruated 1 l>2 miles east of the meeting house. Said farm contains l45 acres. more or less, well watered, and suitably divided iato moving, blow, pasture, and wood laRd, with a sugar orchard. There is good supply of fruit, consisting of over 30 different kinds of choice apples, also pears, Plums, cherries, Sc. There is good one aud half story house, with ell aud wood house attached. suitable for two families. Also good nev or failing spring of wa'eP- brought in lead Pips into the house. and tLence 10 the cattle yard. There are 3 barns. one of them re- gently built, 29 ny S9 feet. with an under ground stable running the whole length. For further particulars enquire on the prem isss, or of the subscriber in .Simabury.
 N. c. GAYLORD, E<soatOr.
 Asr(elk, Jaa. lAth, 1881.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-27

At Court of Probate holden at Torring> ton, within and for the District of Tor rington, on the 24th day of February, A. D. 1851. .a.st Present HARLOW TYLER, Esq. Judge, HESITATE of ALEXANDER nILLET' IAlate oi Torrington, in said District, de- ceased. as-......
 The Administrator represents the estate insolvent, and prays the appointment of Commissioners thereon :--Whereupon, Or dered, that Commissioners to receive, ex- anime and adjust the claims Of the creditors of said estate, be appointed at the Probate Office in said Torring'on, on the 18th day of March 1851, at 10 o'clock in the fore> noon and that all persons interested in said estate may be notified thereof, the Ad- tuinistrator will cause this order to be pub lished in newspaper printed in Litchheld and post copy thereof on the public sign post nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt in said 'Corrington.
 A trne copy of Record.
 HARLOW TYLER Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-27
1X OtiCes

XK7 HEREAS the undersigned with certain w other persons have associated themselves according to the provisions of the '' act relating to Joint Stock Corporations" with capital of Ten Thousand Dollars. under the name of the East Brauch Manufacturing Co. to manutac> ,ure, sell and deal in any and all kinds oi wares, goods and articles composed of Iron, Steel, weed or Brass as the principal compo. nent part, to grind all kinds of grain, plaster aDd bark, to acquire and hold all such la"d and any aud all other property necessary anc convenient tor the prosecution ot said business &c, This is to hollfy all persons interested that the 6rs' meeting oi tine Corporation will be holden at the office of H. s. Barbour, in Woicoltv!le on Friday evening March 18th 1851, at 2 o'clock. CAAs :B. SMITH.
 N B. LATHRoP.
 NELSON ALvoRD. Wo!cottville, Feb. 24ih 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-27
New HaVeD, Conn.

9OV36 C 8AOW2AA&1O
 New HaveD, Conn. nFFER for the sale the following goOds, V al prices whIch will command the at- 'ention and patronage of the most close and purchaser.
 DRUGS .ayVD MEDICINES 500 lbs prime Turkey Opium 5000 do Cream Tartar 2jOO do Carb Soda 2OOO do E psom SalIs
 ceases Calablia LiquOrics 2OOO lbs Rad do ltlOO do Gum Camphor 3OO do Carb Ammonia 300 do extra E. J Khubarb. DYE WOODS .A.VD DYE STUFFS. 300 bbls Camp LOgwOOd
 3tlO dO St D do
 50 do Red wood and NicWood
 50 do Barwood aAd Peachvood
 9 do CamwOod aud Red Sanders
 50 do Rustic aud Maple Bark 2O0O do Ombre Madder
 2000 do Blue Vilriol
 5OOO do Copppras-2OOO do Grd Argols lO00 do Bi ChrOmale Potash lOO0 do Madras Guatemala, Caracas and Manila Indigo of the finest grades
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-27

Probate The Convention for nominating Judge of Probate for this District, met at the Court House on the l9h inst. - BURTON GILBERT, Esq. of Warren, in the Chair, and John P. Trow- bridge, of Li.chfeld, Secretary.
 On the firs, ballot, HENRY B. GRAVES Esq. of I.ilchfeli, was nominated as the whig candidate for Judge of Probate for the District of Lilch6eld.
 Attest, J. P. TROWBRIDGE
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-27
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS


 JAMES F. BABcocK, Esq, of New Haven has been nominated for Congress by the Whigs of ,he 3i C. congressional District oi this State. We rejoice at this result, and do no, permi, ourselves to doubt of his election. The honor could not be more worthily bestowed. Col. Babcock is prac tical man, and understands the wishes and interests of the people far better than the mass of Congressmen. His .'democratic' competitor is Colin Nj. Ingersoll. the long young man who went 10 Russia with his father lew years since, as Secretary of Legation.
 CHARLES CHAPMAN. Esq, Of Hartford is the whig nominee for Congress in the lsl Congressional district. He is well known as one Of the soundesl lawyers and able<l speakers in the State.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-27

K NOW all men to whom these presents AA may come, greetrng: We, the undersigned. do forbid all per sons from entering upon wood lot tormer' " owned by Benj. Bistell, deceased. lyiLg un the mountain west of the Methodist Meeting house in Gooseboiough, to cut or carry away any wood, logs, or timber, on penalty of .aw.
 AUGUSTUS RESELL,
 and others.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-27

Commodore Stockton (dem has been elected to the U. s. Senate from Nev Jer- sey. by one majority, through the ireachery of a whig member of the Legislature nam cd Mayhew. This Stockton was an active whig in the Harrison Campaign, and wen. through that entire State "s,ump'ng it" tor Tippecanoe. He then tried hard to obtain seas in the Senate-but failing in his ob> ject, he went back to his old associates.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-27

NOTICE is hereby given that the Part l nershiO of s. d. J. E. ENSIGN is heueb dissolved As the business ef the Company is [" be immediately closed up, it will be nsces cary that all accounts shonid he settled on ce
 SIDNEY ENSIGN,
 JOHN E. ENSIGN South Canaan, Jaa 10 1881. w.S
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-27
EROBATIB RBGDRm.

The Court of Probate fr the District of Norfolk. hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the creditors to the es'ale ol ERASTUS L. HOWE. late of Norfolk. ID said District, deceased, in which to exhibit their claims for allowance and setiltment.- Those neRIectlng 10 present their accounts within said time, properly aItested, will be de- barred recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 s. 0 NO2TIWAY. Adminisis alor.
 Dated at NnrioIk, Feb. 4 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-27

to the diggings and get bushel of gold, and then lie by and take it easyl If you have got a Mrs. Kilborn, my Mrs. K. sends her respects to your Mrs. K. and would lIke to see her and you, as she is quite partial to the name. close by wishing you . Happy New Year. Yours Truly,
 WM. KNAPP KILBoRN. P. s. Stranger! dOA't forget that pa- per!
 No. we won't forget it!
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-27

rRNHE Court of Probate for the District A of TorriDgton, hath limited and allow ed six mOrths from the date hereof, for the creditors to the Estate of ALEXANDER GiLl.ETT, deceased, late of TOrringtOn, in said District, deceused, in which to ex- hibit thelr claims for allowance and setrle- ment. Those negleciing to present their accounts within said time properly uttested win be debarred a recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 LEVI HODGES. Administrator.
 TorringtOn, Feb. 2Ith 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-27

At a Court of Probate holden at Norfolk. within and for ihe District of Norfolk, oR the Al: day of February. A. D. 1851.
 Present. JOHN DEwELL Esq. Judge.
 ON motion of s [. Nmihway, administra- tor on the estate of ERASTUS HO WE. lst- of Norfolk, within said District. deceased: This Court doth decree that six months from this date be allowed and limited for the creditors oi said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to said Adminissra'or; and directs that public notice b. given of this order by ad' yer,ising ia a newspaper published in Liich- field, and by posting copy Ihereof on the pub lie sign post in said towH of Noriolk. nealss the place whe c the deceased last dwslt
 Ce.iifcd from Record.
 JOHN DEWELL, Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-27
BOOKS.
Nor S0le atthis OGce

For SGte atthas ODEce.
 The Life and Miscellaneous Writings oi Nathaniel Chipmau, IL. D., edited Oy his brother, Daniel Chipman, IL. D.-rrics 5l 50.
 The Hand of God in History, by Rev rlollis Read, A. M.-Price &l 70.
 The Life of Col. Seth Warner, ny Daniel Chipman, IL. D.: and ihe Life of Coi. E- than Allen, bv Jared sparks, IL D.. (both in une volnme.) .)-Price 40 cents.
 History and Genealogy of the Kilbourn Family. Price @l.
 A Treatise on Agriculture, by a Plasti. cal Agicoiiuralisi.--PIice 2S csnts. Lilchield, Dec. 10.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-27
FOssssssrv For S0Ee :

gTHE subscriber offers for sale his Iron
 \ Foundry, Patterns, Flasks. and other ap- paIalus belonging theiets. m NoItn SFee'.- The location is vs;y desirable cue. ana me nrs m;ses well calculated Tor the casting busi~ ress For terms and uiheT particulars enquire of,ba snsscriher oa Ihe pTemiss.s
 ' JONATHAN HARRINGTON. 4
 Liteb6sId, Jau g, 1881. sw v
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-27
COlebrO0k.
newspapers

The following are the delegates from Coaebrook to the Wh.g Congressional Con. vea,ion Jared Deming, Calvin Sage, Asa White and H. s. Sawyer.
 To Senatorial ConventiOn-HiramS Sage, John T. Rockwell Phineas E. Peck and Miles Lewis.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-27
A New ana Important Inven-
 *iOus

DAvIS'S Patent ':hara for churni ng, gath Dering and working butler. Int: chsrn works the butter milk entirely out ot the but ter, aud works in the salt; m sno'' " com ole,es the work on butter before tt is taken from the churn. Practical deunonstrasio"" w1I be given to any that desire: The ladies will perceive the advantage of having the'r butte. worked. The proprietor is ma"ufactGr- ing large quantity of them and h"Pes er tne month Of March to supply the c'unflss oi Litchfield and Dutches with the ab've useful article. Az the principle of this chsrn for churning, gathering and working butter. q patented. it will be protected by the stringent laws touching that point. E. WING.
 Sole proprietor for LitehheId and Du!ehes eoInties.
 West Goshen Ct. Jan. 22. 1851.
 PS. The Subscriber will likewise c"niin- .,.his farmer business 0f manOfacsurinG Sash. Blinds and DoOrs. Sash glazed with suneTiOF American Or French glass. S7N F WING
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-27
REMOVAL.

Dr. BOsTWICK has removed his residence to Mr. J. L. Judas, at the Abbe Place, South street. Night call CTS will please rsp at the north door, Office as heretofore.
 Lsteh field, Jan 27, 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-27

At . Court of Pri'bate hOIden al Salisbury within and for the District of Salisbury, on the 22d day of january, A. D. 1851.
 Present, JOHN G. MITCHELL, Judge. 0N MOTION of the Administrator on the Oes,ate of WIiiian yMosre, fate of Salisbury within said District, deceased; This Court doth decree that Six moRlhs from the be allow. ed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims againat the same to the Administrations aud directs that public not'ce be given of this order by advertising in news paper published in Li,chfeld, and by posting a copy thereof on the public sign pest in said town of Salisbury nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt.
 Certified from Record.
 ---- JOHN C. MITCHELL. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-27

~ The democratic State Convention me. at Hartford last week and nominated for reelection the present Stale officers.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-27
Q 4 {!

1000 do unbleached do do
 3OO do Meats Foot Oil, all of which has been selected by us ;n New Bedford and New York, and which we warrant to give entire satisfaction. P.4LN'TS! P.lLVTS!! P.aLVI'S!H 10000 lbs Atlantic White Lead 5000 do Beilville do 1000 do English do
 10 casks F1euch and Spruce Yellow 10 do Ven Red-5 d, Spanish Brown 500 lbs Terra de Senna burnt and ground 5OO do English Drop Black .. 5OO do Americah do
 3U0 Go English Trieste, Chinese and Am
 Vermillion 500 do each, Mineral, Paris, Brunswick
 and Saxony Greens 800 do Blue, Green and Black Smalls l5O do Uilramaim and Antwerp Blue SUD do India; Red-lOO do Rose Pink QUO gals English L,nseed Oil 5OO do American do 500 do Spirits Turpentine
 20 bbls extra dry Whiting 5UO lbs Red Lead and Li.harge 1000 do Umber in lump and ground, dry 300 do Refined Lamp Black 5UO do Common do 5UO do Chrome Green and Yellow 10 Casks Rotten Slune-3 do Pumice do 100 lbs Vandyke Brown-5OO do German Black Lead, Flake and Crem,s White. FrankE,rt, Black, Orange, Mineral and drop Lakes of all qualities and shades.
 BRUSHES!! 100 doz extra and Common Paints l~ l.N .l~ "a Rk 50 do Flat Camels Hair, from ? to 5
 inch 50 gross do do Pencils, Eng
 fish and German
 Flat Vnrnish-Qn,ll bound, Painters Busters, Counter Dns,ers, Hair, Flesh. Tooth, Nail, Shoe--extra and comm"n. Scrub. Glue, Horse Pla,ers'. Paste. Print crs'. Granting and Badger Brushes of avery description Are agents for large manu' factory. and are prepared to execute orders for any kind or style.
 SUNDRIES!! 500 lbs Rel Chalk-lOOO do White do
 Scasks AsphaItum #f 10 do English Sal So.a
 30 kegs Salt Peire
 3OO lbs Sal Ammoniac
 50 kegs Emery all numbers 5000 It's Flower Sulphur
 5 bhls Camphine 800 gross bung. jar. bottle and vial CoIks 300 lbs Nu,megs s--S00 do Cloves POO Lo Cassia
 5cases English Re6ned Boiax
 5 do Mex Jet Lead ......... 20 packs Gold Leaf. different shades 70 do Sil:er Leaf 25 lbs Bronzes 3OO Bath Brick, English
 5 eases Gum Sheliac
 5 bbls Superior Bay Rum
 9 reams extra Sand Paper
 10 tbls Birthstone
 GL.ASSg . - 1000 boxes of English, French and Ameri> caU Windnw GiasS ot the best brands Plate Glass Of all kinds for carriage manu.
 lecturers
 ACIDS. 100 carboys Sulphuric, Nitric, Muriatic 20 do Aqua Fortis- 10 dipping Acids 10 do Mur Tin Old um, ,G,n, Brandy, Port and Madeira of very superior quality, suitable for invat" ids and medicinal purposes. Byass' Lon- don Porter and Brown Stout, Campbell Scotch Ale. We are manufacturing very superior qva!ily Burning Fluid, 10 which we would call the attention of cOnSumeri. IL has besn well tested, and in every case it has given entire satisfaction. We are agents for the sale of BOoih's Copal and Japan varnish, which is tar prefer ble to the New York and Newark Varnishes. 2S
 COWLES & LEETE. EA State st.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-27

uThe report of Mir Henry Wise's death in duel is confradicted by the Maryland newspapers.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-27
FARM FOR SALE
LITCHFIELD ACADEMY.

The next quarter will cnmmence on Mon day the a of EeNrusTy. Terms as usual.
 '. L. HENDRICK.