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Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-16
Michigan.

The Detroit Tribune states that Mich. igan never gave majority of is popu- Jar vote for g Locafqco Presidential can didats; that the Wings of that State, in consequences of imperfect organizatiop. have never poIled a full vote. even in ls4o. when Harrison's popular majarity was 1902 that at present the Wings are perfecting tAeir organization all over the State that Gen. Scott is the favoril C candidate of the people of Michigan that the Free Soil Wings and many Free Soil Democrats will vote for him; tha, hundreds of democrats will go the Whig ticket. on account of the defeat of Cass at Baltimore, and fer the reason that Pierce is known to be so bitterly opposed to all sorts of River and Harbur I'm pr"vements. For these. among other Va!'d reasons, the Tribune concludes that Michigan may safely be set down m the Whig coluHs as certain far Scott and Graham.
 A gsw SMOOTHING IRox.-We have examined g novel and very promising in. yentiQq. which will be the admirat ion of laandresses and housekeepers. It is a smoothing iron with 8 hollow chamber to lnclose 2 handful of charcoal. which. lgnlted, heats the iron, and keeps it hot for an hour and half The saving oi time. labor and fuel. and the superior evenaess and beauty of the work, com. mend the article to universal intreduction. -N. Y. 0dseraer.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-16

TThe funeral of Mrs. Taylor. widow of the late President Taylor, took place at New Orleans on the l7th inst. from the residence of Col. Bliss. All the of. aicers of the army who were in the city were present at the obsequies, and also some of the civil officers of the State. Of the family of Gen. Taylor there now survive. Mr. Richard Taylor. the only s"n of the General. who is g sugar plan- ter in the parish of St. Charles; Mrs. Bliss. the lady of Ool Bliss. who resides in New Qgleaqs and Mrs. Wood. wife of Dr.: Wood. y. 8 A., pow residing in New York.
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District of New Milford, ss. !

Probate Court September G, lS52, TTPON application of Philander Hatch of U New Milford, in said district, showing Q this Court that he ia Guardian io Myr0N tuck, Andrew Newton Buck and Curtis Buck. MimOrs. residing in aAd belonging tO said diss rict, and that said minors are the owners of he following real esiare, viz. one tFalt coil. aiming about 76 aeIes. bouuded south 0R the i'd New Preston luTnpike EOad, west on land
 # samuel R. Hill, John Couch cad Daniel layton, north on laUd of said COuch aud Of ..eman Ackley. east on highway. Another 'ieOe Oi about GA acres, bounded north on said
 urnpike vOat, west on pent road leadinw rom Glover Hungeltord's and on l.RA Ot 'amuel B Hill and others, south oR laAd ot abrehatn or Eiinice peet, east by SamueA .taich's land and land Of PhilandeE Hatch. Also another piece of about GO acres, and is situated on Bear Hill SO called, being wood And, bounded on the north by laAd of sai6 Couch and land of said Hill. west on land Ol Henry MerWin. south m Abraham RoheFts' .and. east on said Pse.'s land and olheTs-- nas been set of to the widow Laura. Buck turing her life.-~Valued at three thousand dollars. and showing just and reasonable. cause ior selling the said real estate--psayins for an order. and that he or sofne other meet person be eGnpoweredf fO sell the same, as per application on file. dated the dthday Of Sept. 1858, more fully appears.
 Ordered, That the foregoing application bs heard a. the Probate Office in New Milford on he thirteenth day of N vember is52, ai one ''clock afternoon and that notice thereof be publish. q in some pubiic newspaper near the place where such real estate lies. three weeks 'uccessiyely at least six weeks before said lime assigned
 Certified from record.
 FREDERICK CHl'rfENnEN. Judge.
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LvrCHFlEl.D COUNTY AGRlDULPuRAL ,agDRR.

TVHE subsc,iber has made an aFsangemenl L with Win. HOvey tor the sale 0G he eel. euraiaL Straw and Cosa-Stslk Cuiies. shall sell ali sizes 0f his Cutters al the l0west cash prices l"leAale and retail By Pnschasing these Caters. Farmsrs and Meehaaaes will ha able to save the.r stock from siaavallan. A great variety ot New YOsk x Bnston FLOWS. Syihss. h.chforks. ManaEa Forks> R09 and Puiai0e Hooks, Shovels. Sssadas.. &c AARD> WARE os all kinds. Dsor rr mmings. Hand and Circular saws. Files. Nails and spikss ol sll kinds DRY GOODS GROCERIES, CROCKERY asd TIN Ware Dfass and Iron KETTLES great vaFisiy. s
 Stoves and Pipe and Furnituse. a great vac riety oi the moet appseved palaesns.
 Furnace Castinaa, 0f avery esseripii0a-- Mill GeafipR Of all kinds --Watsss WhselaA ovss shot, piichr back and ptessnfe--esegythin in the lF0n lins eaM As had ak ths 9lt'zkes1 notice as Daiawin's E0saaees <. Above all, Baldwih;a EmpEave4 &atEfoA4 CHAlN.pUMpSs are takinG ahs Ices ~ eNsgl thing in che Pamp lsne. Ihsse nalnfe skA sure to give saiisfsetien.
 Being l6caied en ins nns .:a. ea s3s xsax'azases sent .o say paEl Of the Unitea 8zekze II thn shvgtesl notice.
 '"I; Turnine Lalhss and TarainR Knnsaan
 Machinery of sxury Aesc1Epsian mad1 aaA repaired. pNaiieWlns A1tamllan paid t6 getting ap new Patterns ne maeAinseF. @aseE wheel governors, hosss psr4sss anA tAkashaEss ussa Iawns Me. Mel
 The anharrlhes ahassnshlmaslf thn1 Als lanN nMneglenee Will anahla him e slus ssls1AellaA m an ths hFmnahsw as Ate hAA|aaAs
 nrRGnll ana sna. Den9 fsgsrt aAe rlRaeA
 WANTHDA 70 tess Sclap lzc1. -.
 @ M. nAM1fNAMN
 wsshlngssn. Gem. Aug lA M
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-16

Free Trade, Land Monopoly, and dessruc- t,en to every interest q the wOEEine classes
 Fms Is no exaggeratiOn. The expert. ence 0t the past, the Plainest reasoning a9d all the facts bearing upon the case deIpOnstrato that these MUST be the re, sOlIs from the policy which the IOcOfocOs are endeavoring tO establish by the eIec- tiOn of Pierce. We do not ask you to bs. lieye this Recause we say it. Tbe facts are within the reach of eSery intelligent man and duty to yourself and your country de Inand tbat you should investigate lhem.- We ask yOu' then, to do 90, and we havs no fears as to the result.-[COEn. Whig,
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THE coart ol Pfoba.e for lhe Di.

THE Court ol Probate for the Dis A trict oi Litchfeld haIh limited aud allowed six -aOnt hs from the date hereof, for ne creditors IQ the .esiatO of BENJAMIN !ALLL, laso Ot Lilchiield in said distrIct, ceased, in which to exhibit theis. claims "r allowance end settlement. Thase neg tctIng 10 present their accounts within said me, properly attested. will hs dsbarred ecOvery. All per ens indebtedfsO said estate .re Iequesiod to make immediate payment to
 HERMAN I.. VAgEL, ] Exec.
 CHARLgs WALL. utors Litch6eld, August 26 1852 v
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Rarnalnal uaAf.


 Ar Paine may give up his acheme flor making gas out or water. f the EOi- flowing story. from our last English pa- ,pers, is true.
 A most curious and interesting dis s. coveFy has just been made at LangTes France, which, we have no doubt, will cause searchipg scientific inquiry as to the material end properties of the per- petual burning lamps, said to have been in use by the ancients, Workman were recently excavating for foundation for a new building in derbis, evidently the remains of Gallo. Roman erection, when they came to the roof of an under ground sort of cave, which time had rendered almost of metallic hardness. An open. ing was. however, effected, wh CD one ol the workman instantly exclaimed that there was light at the bottom of the cay. ern. The parties present entered. when they found bronsed sepulcia q: lamp ol remarkable workmanship, suspended from the roof, by chains of the same metal. It was entirely filled with com hustible substance, which did not appear to have diHinished. although the prOba. biity is that the soWbustion has been going on for ages, This discovery will. we trusl. throw some light on aquestion which has caused so many disputes among learned antiquaries, although it E stated that one wss discovered at Vi> terbQ. in 1850. from which, however, no fresh ipformation was afforded on the suhiect g
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-16
NOTICE.

A IL persons liable to pay taxes in the notified that I have received Tax bill and warrant 10 collect an eight per cent Town Tax on said list. and will meet them to re- ceive said Tax at the Store of Wm. Fry. on Monday the 9th of September next. from lG ,o I2 o'clock, A. M., and at the house Of Agu' Beardsley from 1 to 3 O'cloek P. M. and al the store O& Fanton &L Segar on Tuesday the 7h of SepieMber, from l0to l2 o'clock A M.. aud at the store of Camp a< FenR from to 3 o'clock P. M., and at &udd's Hotel "Wednesday, 9th September next. at l0o'clOch A. M.
 All persana not paying their Taxes al the above named times and places. will pay such fees as the law allows.
 J. R. FULLER, JR., Collector.
 Kent. July 20th, lS52.
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Queries for Think ing Men.

Are you mechani z, engaged in the manufacture of articles which can be made in any country, or do you pursue any other branch of handicraft :?
 It so, are you prepared to meet the full tide of foreign competition which free trade will throw QpQn our shores, flooding the market with the productions of pauper labor, at prices far below those obtained by our manufacturers, thus re dpcing your employers profits. who cuts down your wages, triae at first hat these iriA,ng redactiOns mast come oftan. Nntil yOa are barely able lo earn a subsistence.
 Would you See your little stoek of com forts gradually diminished, pntil all is gone save absQl4te necessities
 Yo9 perhaps cherish a l4udahie alnbi> tion some day to have saved enough from your earnlngs to c0mmense in business for yOurseh-WOuld you then see at the end of each week that every cent of your hard earned wages is gone-for what mere aa- ture demanded
 Would you return each day from your work shop. worn out with fatigue, to find your wils still tOiling oyer tho wash tub, or with the needle. for . scaniy pittance 10 help eke out your existence
 Do you wish to see your children half clad, crying for bread. looking as t they he'd neser smiled, and growing up without education. to be driven lO hard labor eyeR before they have entered upOa their youthful days z?
 Your employer may not be heariless {: put nc devotes his whole time and stten. oon to business. and he ,OiH havs some return, 0r close his establishment, and thus shrOw you out of employment. When you are narrowed dowa to the last extreme, wsth no provision fOr sickness. not hope ior tho future. yourself and th0se depend. e0e on yon qaalIi0g the dregs in the cup gf unreleneing POveFty-whaI have you lefi! where can you 70? Perhaps the charities 0f friends or some kind providence, may Anahle' you Co remove Co the far West. whore. on Come terms, which the greedy iAnd sneculat0r will dictate, yoa can maR- age by the seVerest tQil t0 make living bat evea though you in the end possess q portion of the soil which God has givea t0 AEL Haea. as c free birth fright, yOu cannot hope tO profit 60 as to gaia . competency. for theEe will thea be 70 paying market foF your produee-aad thus yOa will live on aSew weary years. and % down Co your grave, ''unweps, unhonOred and uuknOwn," sAss by thS loved epss who have shared Ioar sorrows and, ppsslbly. your jOys.- Do you court q fate likO this
 Ina word. would yoa doicend Co the levsl Ot sae working classss ot Europe, iA Gad despair.
 IfSO, 70 answsr. vO.s GOr Frank Pierce, ,
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WesU ESs'Me.

E OSBORN & co. having purcha>
 s sed the store cf Goods o Samuel Bue |. VI. D.. will continue the sale of Dry Goods, Groceries. Paints and Oils. Particular atten- tion will be pald to the sale oi DRUGs and MEDICINES. all of which are warranted pure. All sales will be sup erintended by Dr. E Osborn. whose long experience shall give satisfaction.
 The subscriber would respectfully offer his services 10 the inhabitants Of Li:ch. field and its vicinity as Physician and Surgeon. E. OSBORN, M. D.
 LitchAeld, Sept IS 1852
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1probate ReeorG.
District of New Milford. ss 1

District of New Milford. as T Probate Court, Aug, 2Sth 1852 ESTATE of HENRY BULKLFY. late Q New: Milford, in said District deceased.- The Court of Probate for the District of New l Milford hath limited and allowed six months I rom the date hereof, for the creditors of said Estate. represented insolyent, in which to ex. hibit their claims thereto and has appoint ed Henry Merwin and Harry Buckingham Commissioners to receive and examine said claims. Certified by
 FRED'K CHiTTENDEN, Judge.
 The subscribers give notice ttat they shall meet at the late dwelling house of he deceased in said New Milford, oM the last Saturdays oi November ls52 and February 1883. al 10 o'clock in the forenoon, oneach of said days for the purpose of attending on the business of said appointment.
 HENRY MERWIN Commis
 HARRY BUCKINGHAM { sioners.
 All persons indebted to said Estate are re- quested to make immediate payment te
 ALBERT N. BALDWIN. Administrator
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ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
 or THE LaMdOm Iron Company.

~ ID E it known that we the subscribers do 1l heGeby associate ourselves as a body polItic and corporate, pursuant to the four teeth chapter of the act entitled an act con cerning communities and corpora lions, and the following aIe our Articles ol Agreement and Aas0ciali0n-=
 l. The name of taia corporation shsll be 1.-The LandaR lrOR CompanY." 2. The capital of said cOrposatioa shall b. Twenty Tnousapd -laiiars and shall he div. dsd into ahares Ot Twenty Five Dollars each. The purposes for which said corporation Is established. are, the manufacture of pig iron. the digging, raising. buying, selling, working and smelling iron Me, the obtaining Of iTOn from ciaders and the buying, selling and deal. ing tn psg iT0n. goods, wares. and msgchan. diss. and all such real and Pess00al estate as may be necessary and cOnyenient for engaging "a and car :yiHg on the business herein speci> Ged.
 The statute law oi this State relating to joint stock corporations, is hereby particular. ly referred to and made part of these articles F-and the corporation hereby established and organized uader and pursuant tO ths same, shall have the powers enumerated therein and proceed according to the EsgulalIOas of said law.
 Each subscriber to these articles agrees ,o take the nusnher og shares annexed Co his name of the capital stock ef said corporation, each share Co be twenty-Gve dollavs as aiove. aaid. and Co 5a paid loE in inslallmonIs cT in full ns tho Directors ol said oomRany oe cor~ poEaiisn shall cal in the same.
 The snid co poFation is located Q. ahavon Valley, in the county Of LitchAcId, sild slats OG CoHnoctienf.
 Horace kandon ef Salisbury, 500 ehaseA Robert nOstwick oi Salisbury 200 ehares.
 Fitch Lshden of salLahuEy lOg:shsSss.
 HORACE LANDON,
 ROBERT B0sTWIC K, y DirecloVs,
 FITCH LAND0N,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-16

RlY order of the Court of Probate for tho A1 District of Kent, will be sold Tt pub. lic auction on Monday. Seniember l3 1852. ut one o'clock assarnOOn. s0 AOch. of tho re,h estate of JossRH CaANE tate of said Kent. deceased, as will raise the sum of four hundred and twenty four dollars and forty four cea.s. with the incidental char ges of sale. to take place at the dwelling house belonging to said Crane. decsassd.
 JOHN L, STUART, Adminisfrator.
 Kent. August 3l. l952
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Ql E D..

In South Norfolk, 10th inst, of wbooping cough, ARR1A D., only daughter of Samuel D. and Sarah $. Norlhway. aged IT months and 5 days. Sweet babe. thou'rt fled ere grief had power To stain thy cherNb soul and form Closed is the sweet ephemeral flower,
 That never felt a storm. Too good. too pure, to dwell below Too mild. too gentle. here to stay Some augel whspe'e ed in her ear.
 Sister spirit, come awsy!'
 In Hartford. 9th inst. pr Joel A. Wing. of Albany. On the 18th inst, Gurdan Fox Esq. aged 6l; Mr Chauncey Brewer, aged 90.
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Architecture. O. A A. JORDAN ARCHITECTS


 2l6 Main Street. HarVord, CoRn> 0FFER their SerxiOes to gentlemen a- O bout Co build, to committees oS fubllc Buildings, Churches. School Houses. &c.
 Plans for all kipds and styles of dwell ing houses. &C., actually buit aud in pre- egaas. can at ali times be seen Ai their OG. Ice and as it is more economical end saves much alleF disappointment to have plans and specifications well matured be- fore oon&6penciug. it must be desirable teT thoss about t0 bnlld t0 secure the aaxvlees of eGpegienced AFChiteCts.
 They also undertake the inspection d w"FkS during the progress as well aS fnF' nlsh dsslans IoS every stylo Oi interior de- coratien, tFeseo painting, tnpnnmsntp' thr lots, &e. ChaFgos always moderate.
 Jan. %, le69, W
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-16

INTERNAL FIRES.-It is known as a fact in geology, that below the depth of thirty feet the earIA hecomes regularly warmer as we deseend, On an average the increase is at the rate of one degree Fahrenheit ia every fifty feet. At the bottom of the mines of Cornwall, a depth of 200 feet, the thermometer stands a, ss, equal to high summer heat. At this rate, rocks and metals would be melted a, thirty miles hel9w the surface, and down several hundred feet, the heat would be ten thousaqd times hoiter than melted iron. Who then can wonder at earthquakes and yoIcao aooes' when all things rest on a mo lien sea of fire
 Frhe election in Maine is a triangu. lar contest between the whigs, the anti Liquor Law democrats, and friends ol the Maine Llvuor Law. It is impossible at present to give the result.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-16
ASTONISHING cURE oF A LADY 60


 YEARS OF AGE.
 DR. M. WO0DwoRTH,-eSRs-- s--This is Co certify thAt my wife hes bee0 aflicted with the Scrofula frOw child, and for the last ten yeaGs she has suffered beyoDd description, Tt made its appearance on the upper part of the mouth. and also on the under jaw tt had be. come such an eating sore that small pieces Oi the bone have come out, and was attended with the most excTuciating pains In this manner she has suffered without finding any relief, She was attended by some of our hest physicians, bu. all tO no purpOse-they bad all given her up At last she was induced lo try DT, TOwnsend's Syrup, of which she took I twenty bottles, but it did her no good. Seeing your advertisepent; sbe was iDdaced by q friend to try your Syrup. I sent io your agent tn Hartford apd procured bottle tor her, and astonishing as it may seem. before she had finished taking that bottle she was relieved ol those excrucisting pains, and her mouth is gradually hsaliag. She has taken four bottles and she Is now able to be around and atteue to her hous =hold duties and we would hereby recommend this to others in like manner af- fficted, as being one of the best medicines ever l offered to the public; and we feel duly grate. fpl tha; we could obtain anything tO procure relief. Yours respectfully,
 JOHN EMMoNs, | MEHETARISE. EMMON9,
 Canaan, April 3, l252.
 We, the undersigned friends and acquains tances of Mehet@ble Ehlwons. certify that [ hers was the most distressing case of ScrOfdla and Tic Galereapx we eyer witnessed, and that she has been restored to eomfnrtab' C health after having been given up as past cure by all her acquaiEtances, and that the state ment given above by herself and husband may be relied upon aS sltjcily true.
 GERsHoNd M. FITCH. EMMoNs ARNOLD. RUTH J. ARNOLD. JULIA EMMoNs. AypREw EA4AGoNs SAMUEL. EMMoNs. EMELINE EMMoNs. HENRY J. MEAD. Miles T. Granger, To VII Clerk of the Town ot Canaan, hereby certify that aIn ac' quainted with the persons whose names are subscribed tQ the foregoing certificate. and that they are persons of high responsibility and every way worthy of credit. MlLEs ?. GRANGER, Town Clerk.
 Canaan, Ct., April 6, 1852.
 I also certify that my sister had become | completely facilitated. that she suffered from weakness peculiar to the sex {; and that you' ! Sy,up has entirely cured her of this weakness which she has long been afflicted with, aud slso that her general health is greatly i'm praved, Yours respectfully, JOHN EMMoNs.
 CO. For ageuta see advertisement in another
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CATTLE SHOW AND FAIR.

CATTLE SHOW AND FAIR.
 The Litch6sld County Agricultural Society will hold their thirteenth annual Show and Fair at LitchGeld, on Wedhes. day the Bath day of September, 1852. The annual meeting of the Society for the choice of officers will be held at the Mansion House in Li,chfield, on the evening of the same day. a. [ o'clock. The Flowing Match and awarding of Premiums, the next day.
 The Executive Committee will meet at the Mansion House on sAe 29!h, at ' o'clock, A. M.
 A. s. LEWIS, Rec. Secretary. Litch6eld, Sept. 4, 1852.
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District of Plymouth. ssl

AEt1+t " VI VI a---,alt-|4 N| v Prohafs Court Ang, l7fh ae2.
 UPSTATE of LINUS PENN. ttt6 5f G Plymouth. in said dislElct dseeasei, he AdminislEasor repressmls eho Eslalo solvent, and pEays the appol1iment q commissioners tbereoa-Whegenp0n Ore red, that C0umissi0nsFs to receive. e1> nine, and adjust the claims 0i lhr eFSdis- rs of sait estate be appointed ns al,e RsD- .Ile Office in said PlymOssh sn tlSe lth day { September le52 ae 2 o'clock b the af- ernOOn and ftat ail persOns interested . saId estate may be notified thereof the dninistrator wit cause this order to be ublished in HewspapeF printed in Litch,F i'd couaty, and post cory thereof 0n the ublic sign>pOst nearest the place where Ie deceased last dwelt ia said plgm0ntb.'
 A true copy of record.
 BARNABUs W ROOr, Clerk
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RARGR, 6 SBAElOMHRY N. B3ANE BOOKS. A extensive sssOrlRlsnt of ibe above "A articles constantly on hand.
 Account Books and Record ROol,s of every description made to order, Of any required pattern
 LAW AEp PROBATE BLANxs, revissd ac- coIding to the most approved forms. and printed On fine paper.
 PAeER:-CsP, Letter, Legal and Drawing Paper, full supply from the best mannfactO. ries always On hind.
 Bo"K BINDING, Of every descrIption, exe> cutsd in the best style of workmanship, al Il5 Chapel street. New Haven
 GEO. B. BASS-TT..
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THE Court of Probate for the Dis

THE Court Of Probate for the Dis. ~ tElct of LitehAeld hath limited and ais lowed six months from the dsts hsFs.I. !of the ctediio sto the Eslsle 0f JEMiMA VA,La' late 0f Lilchiield in said District. dscease1. sn which Co exhibit their claims tos Altowancs and sesllemeni. Thoss negleeiins lo R.easys their aec0unis wilhlh esla ttsnes pSopesiy al- tested, will he debag1ed . HscossEys AA pes- sUnS ludeblsd Co sald ssials are ssqae@sea ta make Immediate pafwsnt o
 MYh0N OSBORN, Exoeulog. LlIchaald Aug a0sh is0a.
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AUCTION SALE AT GOSHEN

THE snbscriber will offer for sale at puhiic \ Vendue, in Goshen. at or near the stare lately occupied by H. N LYMAN, Esq. a large and desirable stock of Qoods, consisting In part of Domestic and Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries, Paints and Oils, Hardware. Drugs and Medicine, Earlhen and Glass Wac, Roots and Shoes, S&c. Also. a valuable Horse, one Buggy Wagon aud Harness,
 The sale will commence 0I Monday, tho 18th day of September inst. and be continued from day to day ualil the stock is disposed of.
 ALBERT SEDGWICK. Litchfeld, Sept 2, 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-16
OLIVER AG TODD, Judge.

Nhe Court of Probate for the District ol n Litchkeld hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the creditors to the Estate of Mrs AMY FISH Aie of Liich6eld. in sad disSiet. de- ceased, Ia which to exhibi. their claims for allowance aoa seiilemeat. Those neglect ing i0 pSesent their accounts within said time. propealy atiested. will he debarred . recovery. Ali persons indebted l0 saia es. tate are requested so maks lmmediats payment Co
 DANIEL sToDDARD, Administra,or
 Litchflnld Aug al. t00Q. F