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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-12
commissioners of Election.

commissioners Oh EiectsOn.
Tue following among other appointments Of
Comm ssionors 10 SUPER tend The Presidential
election have been made Ivy the Executive Of
the State:
Amherst-Jnmcs Powell YIN w Thomp.
son and Jos PdrWohn.
Appomattox WIN Trent, Martin Webb
and II { Patterson.
Abomare-Jas w Saunders. Jas b Rogers
and Edward II Moor.
Alegbany- William Scott,sr Edward Kyle
and Jacob Bishop.
Backingham--W p Mo.eley, Tn NJ Bon
duraut and Tn + Perkins
BedforI-Jesse Jetcr, Milton Lowry and
Geo Johnson.
Boetourt-.John Robinson, Z T Anderson
and Jacob Flcager.
CampbelI--Wm NJ Mathews, Tho Cooke,
r. and no c Norman
Charlotte-Wyatt CorIwell, VIM II Den
MS and Isaac e Darlington.
CarroI-Wiam Lindsey, John Cooke, Sr.
and Madison d Carter.
Cumberland William NJ Thornton, Samuel
Hobson and John Miller.
FInyanha-Col Barrett G Payne, Col Jo-
scph Perkins and William Adams.
Fayetc-John Mars, Seth Huse and Glib.
son FARRELL
Fraoklin--John c Cnrpcr, John Peter and
Hay TurlbulI.
Floyd--Tho Lancaster, ST., ID n Howell
and Benjamin Dodd.
Grayson-Col George w Reeves, DR. + S
Thomas and Hardin Cox.
Grcenbrier-David S Creigh, David X
Spot and James Withrow.
Giles--ChapmanJ Johson George d Hogc
and William G Carter.
Halifax-J b Darlington, II C Logan and
Col VIM Bailey.
Hcnry-Reter Watkins, II Carter and join
King.
Kan,wha--J L Carr NJ LoIIey and J
II Brown.
Monroe-Gsrn A a Chapman, Henry Alex
andcr AMI Christopher Brirne
Montgomery Russell A Smith, Chas How
ard and David G Douthat
Nclson-Col JAS DIlard Gen VIM S Low
ing and DR. Arthur Hopkins.
Nicholas Fielding McCIung, Henry Jone,
and T r Wtthered
tsyIvania-Jos NJ Terry, Coleman, /
Bennett and David II Clarke.
Patrck--Elward Tatum, Sam w IIairson
and Abraham Staples.
Prince acknowledgement Terry, Henry
Guthry and Jos Watson.
Pulaski-Robcrt NJ Craig John Raines und
Crockett J Jordan.
ockbridge--Sam L Jordan, Sam Johnston
and Hugh Barclay.
Roanoke-Chas Snidcr, George w Shank,
and John McCauly
Russell-Samue Leece, Nelson Gray ona
Vincent Jesse
Smyth-Peter Kcllinger Mitchell Scott and
Jas b Saunders.
Taylor-Col + J Armstrong, John Lccpel
and Wm Nlallonee.
Tazewell-W Cox, r Doak and Sam :
Cecil
Wythe-Geo Stuart,sr DrRo Crockett and
Chas l. Crockett.
Washington-Ino ID Mitchell, Dan'l Trigg
and J n Humes.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-12

suppo To WINFIELD SCOTT, of lom
las our country mau) We feel he most exalted
and patriotic pride, than 10 man " ho loathcs
the Fugi'ivc Save Lazy IN January and en-.
braces II. lth nomination. in juno. And we
regard lin further "a, tie "ccated" candidate
of tln, Sec, ssioniss Of The South; the especial
avolitc Of the ctemics ofthc River and lIar.
Dor appropriations land point 10 his votes in
Congress against such measures. approved By
Andrew Jackson,) and We further regard linn
uilh feelings Of unmusled disapproba,ion for
having voted against the years salary To the
poor wdow o. General Harrison, who thoulh
a Fedet alist. was hla,e and honest man.
We most un, qaivorally disaPproye his coa-
duci in not procuring the abolition oil that
clause II the Constitution Of his native New
Hampshire Which disquaf,s men from hold
ing Office on a, CONT Of religions belief. Ats
know ing. as We do, that The views # all tic u
laclionsof mirelIievous and wicked men are
dang roas II II only to the peace and prospcri
" Of mankind but to the peace and quiet of
his hole country, and the permanent exis.
lcncc ofthis Rtpublic we regard ii as our high
ST and most sacred duty TO withhold from
Frark'in Prrco and William Rufus King our
support. TINS WE INTEND TO DO
TRU NAN SHIT Fl. ofConnecticut
Wh. CULLOM. of Tenrc ssce,
ISRAEL WASITBURN Jr Of Ma ne
GEORGE BRIGGS. of New Nopk.
FI1'X HENRY WARREN, of loaa.
w. L. WARD. Of Kentucky.
Il. ID. MOORE. Of Pennsylvania.
81 or reasons IN some extent indicated In
speeches and addresses heretofore deby the
nndcrs ned, they deem it their duty To " ith
hold Their support from Gen Pierce as can.
dijare for he Presidency. 1t it should seem 10
be ccessary, we wII hearaGer, in some form,
exhibit 10 constituents the facts and reu.
sons " hich have broughtus 10 this deermina-
ton"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-12
SPECIAL NOTICES
he SsiaHt,

Inns Is the last day of The Giant at Masonic hill
lie Will be accompanied Ly suitable Lond of Music in
the evening. ia :,
-. - ~ HGHbCRG MECHANICS BUILDING AS.
~ tA AZ ~ he committee appointed at the meet
my 81 'c As,ocmton, on the 7th inst. to draft Cor
L''"io' ana huies ct Governments being ready with
their Report do hereby appoint SATURDAY, he lin in
slant at han past seven ocock p M in the basement
room OF Odd f. y in Turnpike Allev as the rime and
place tor the same" 10 lie laid before General Meeting
al an Inc members OF the Association for adopton or re-
lcctior and all Mechanics and others dcsron to ioin
me AS'orlaon or In be htcr sted therein are invited
thete ana then 10 otend that all may give their vote
"'lih' l"iliatory. bui imp, rtant occasian.
BY order ofthe Comlnittrr
aug l@--dtlf IA JOHN LENAHAN, Chairman.
Express crrvl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-12
-. - ~ y, NoHbURG MECHANICS BUILDING AS.

= ~ We are authorized tonnnounce CHARLES c..
iNGl lELD a candidate for the Office Of c on stable in
tTe 9th District OF Campbell equity, in place of R. f.
" aiker resigned.
July 26-teif
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-12
The Nominee for the Vice Presiden.

1t was Gen. jackson. we believe, who dub.
bed Col. King Hiss Nancy. Mr.. Glenn con.
fesscd the other eyenng,that "hc could not say
much for hin; that all he knew of him was.
that he was an old bachelor, who would, pro
badly, like to marry j lie could; and he thought,
both he and Graham were slow teams" II
Pierce should be elected President, which we
do not expect and should die during his term
which we trust may not be the case, the Ala.
bama ''slow team" would be President, post
which we infer Mr. Glenn Loes not think him
capable of filling. We concur with Mr.. G.
in his estimate of Col King, adding, only, that
We think him superior to Pierce Weak as the
ticket IS like the kangarOo's, its strongest legs
are behind.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25

~ . Couri sf Pr,lsssr hrli aSilse Ps.,bs,r
 Onses in Washington MHrrh 6,il. 1852 kFesen' D g BRIN HAuE. Ja sg-.
 4A mon IS irsnm ls,.- 6'n dny of aInrrI,
 leS2. is HlI'w IU Iisr rr..siU"rr ut the EstAte of DANIEL CALHOUN hs,r. sl said district der~R>rI tVsxhh,i' II,riI clninsS Tor settlement. Rh wlw n. t.s1 pD expll,Ii them properely StIeSt~d will br debMIFe,l n reeOvery. And the Execut0Fs will cnuss. thm order to be I'uhlisll~d iS newspappr printed in Litehfrld. and Pas' . cOI,y OM the sign post in Washington. nsnrest where the deceased laSt lived
 t'''' Ccriifed from Recard. ', D. B. BRl.NSMADE Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25
AnncLEs or Aasuclxq1ON {.
Farmea's Wrading co.


 DEL KNOWN thst ws.ia rslss iiletszs ID resrby sv, lsle susseitss ss . ssay l thlc at.a eo; operate, pursuant i.sst5s fsssfsn . ot tt'~ I4ih haptes of iIHe sd .,t iii,t tspl SiaiWIr ai thr stale uf Cossftc itg nf. enisid 0i '.Jsini Sunk C"EpsTa Isai.S ana tiat fe lowing hie the Articl0s vi rAas AssDciasnun 1s.a agges nnrht.
 Art. |. The naIAr af said CsrpgpasiUn shall De the "FaIuses's Ttadsng Gs mpasss r
 Art. Il. The capital stock q said CsspoFa ti0n shall be Ss.UuU. and the said capIial stock rhaIl be divided inie ssUg shsfes oi 1zs essI shsIe.
 Art III. The purpose fae which ssid eoiS Ioration IS estatltshsd 1 is tho f.slhw wiMa SIz~a To d" business wholesale and FetaIi gseI- rhanis. to hny, sell and ds al ssn al kinds Gi gm'd wares and nerEc haRdsze. aud alI articles necPasaiy aud convenient fnt Ehw pg ase rTsti@., ( sad hifsIDess, and geseIaIi t, q i. all things inridehsalt9 sad huslness and nere.sarS to the mahaaeInentCf Cf ;he same, Alep..ta bus |. s1 7 od deal In stocks .s j.
 At " The. StaiHtr law sl lbe State q Connecticut seIating i0 Jafui Stock Cespola-. iinns, is hfrtb, par! rufai ". rrteIrtd tn afd made Waai nj thrss AGIlclts. and shIa c"lpnl- s's"is her.bs established ald ,gal1ztd under aud j,,m suan' to the sasss :Satm,e kaw .l ali have the poweis. and ptocved strntdtra to the l regulations dasrI bsd and specified thrteih. Art. V. Ewh suh-criber losihtse Atticles agree [" take the nnmher nt shores ann.xed [" his "r her pail+, ct she capital siock oi he! d c"rp"raii"n, ach share lo he; <12a as af Iessid aRf ta br paSa ies by inNalSnrhis as tbs4 D,. recto,s "f said corporation shall call in the same
 Art. VI The ssii corporation is established aud located in the town rf Wa.prtawD, Litch field County State "t C"nnrcticut.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25
E,slrie, of lyn,dl,nry. s.. ,


 Proba'e C"nrt. Dee. 20,h. 1851. { ESTATE "f Col Jb>EPH AMBLER. late IA oi B'lhleT, in sad diHrici. siecea.r,i. ,hr Conrt "f Pr"Daa- t,T the distr,ct 0f Wamdbur> hath limited and allowed eight mouth, from ihe 3i "i N"v.lnbev. Is3,, i1r the creditors of a estate, represented insolvens, in which io exhibit their rla,ms th.r.tn. and has appoint, eH Abraham Beec her, and James Thompson C"mMiss" .eTs, tI receive ani examine said claima. CrItitied bv
 CHAs. B. PHEips, Judge. The sub4rribcrs give notice that they shal meet at the late residence of the d .ceased |, sa'd isethiem. "n The 24ih dav ot M,rch. and 3i day "i. Jnly, iS52, at o'.iork. h the sfisr ,""n. on each "f s.id dsvs. for the purpose o attending nj th' bnsi1sss af saij aopoin, ment
 ARR M AM 8EECHER, 1t'ommis
 JtMf:S THOMP SON. sionsrs. All nevsdh. inlebiei la said estate are Te 1res'ed td nske immediate DavmcDt to 4s JOIN c. AMBLER Adm'r.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25
District of New M.If~h. ss.
Probate C.,ur, Mn,eh 13 Iss

M HESITATE of HARVEY RUCKING> EL HAM, late of New M,If rd in saia District deceased. the COuit "f P.uhat.. f,r the district ofNew IiffOrd lalll Ii ir.l and allowed six months from the .l..re ln.renf. or the creditors Of aaid E4ta,s. F-rIressnt. ed insolvent, in which to exhibit tle.is cI .i, thereto and haa appointed AIbrr, N Baldwin and Henry Bu:kiey. Esq's commissioners 10 receive and examine vn.d claims. Certified by
 D. C, SANFORD, judge.
 The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the residence of Harry B"cking- ham in said New Milford on the l7th dIy of April. and the l3th of September, le52 at g o'clock iD the forenoon. on elch of sai days, for tue purpose of aflpnding ou tle business of said appointment.
 ALBERT N. BALDWIN, ] Comnis.
 HENRY BULKLLY. $sioners.
 All persons indebted to said Estate. are requested 70 make immediate payment to HARRY BUCKINGHAM, Ad,nistor At a Court of Probate hol,ien ns Norfolss for the district of Norfolk, March 18th, 1882.
 Present, WM. K. PEcK. Judge. HESITATE of MARY NETTLETON, late of Norfolk deceased. The Ad. rninisiraiOrs represents tlS Estate lnsolven, aud prays tho appointment of Commission. e's thereon; WheEenpon, Ordered. that Commissioners to receive. exnlBine. and adjust the claims of the creditors of said Estate, ba appointed at the Probate Office i' Norfolk on the sth day of Aprit, lSS2, at o'clock afternoon. An,l that all per- sons interested in said Estate may he mo- sifieG thereof, the Adnsinis,ra'or will cause this order [" be published iN a newspnpe, p s,'ei in Lich6eld. and pos, copy there of On the public sign post in sail Norfolk
 A true copy of Record.
 WM. K. PECK Judge,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25
Ma Court ot Probate holden at Norf,lk with.

N Court ot Probate holden at Norfolk with. l" ami fot the Distrir, of Norinik, on the l2th day of March. A. D, ls6s.
 r Present. WILLIAM K PECK. Esq, Judge. nN moii"n "i ,.nyd Anm,'hrey. Exec0"r W of the last Will and Testament of LEVI HUMPHREY. late of Norfolk wiihin said di>. tricl. decrased. %his Court d.,h decree iha, SIX months irom ,hIs date he allnwrd and l'Mtird E"r the creditors of said estate to ex- hlbH theii claims against the same to sad ExecuioI = and directs that public lso,ice he given of ttis order bv ads~rtissns in lsrwa paper publishrd in Li,ehfhl6. and hy yo-smg a copy thereof On the public sign poet in said tow" { Norfolk nearest the place where ih deceased last dweit. C"iifie.s igon RAc"sd.
 WM K PEcR. Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25

Al a CaIusf ef i'pO5afe holdan ai Winchester within aud for the D strics of Wmeae stcr,
 On the l0th day "f Feb. l053.
 Pr.sant. ROLAND HircHcocg. Esq Judge.
 1pON the pe,iti0D Of l4AiNan Smith. Ot - WiOcilrsisr, in sise COnniy Of kich. fi1ll. showing iO this Couri that he is The
 Guardian of jANR C. HALA. of Winchester, within said district, minor. That sad mi. nor is lhc owner Of zeal rsfRie sis0aied in said Winchesics and in B.rkhasnstead, in said County, to wit: Q common and undivi. ded half H about seventy acres, bounded north On land of Daniel B. Wilson, east on or near the pUbiic ssHri. south in nbrt On land of Sylvester 'creas and In part 9A lani of Alexander Cleayelsnd. and west on Oid road, aud thas sho is also the owner of .hrse other pieces Oi hand siiuned in Winchester. (Winsted Snciety) one is bounded nor1h ia part On land of James C. Ceayland, a0d in part on land of Wen. s. llOlsbiri. east
 and sonlh on l.nd of Giison Hal, and wesf On road another pieces is bounded north on hand Of sid Gideon II .ll. east on Bark
 i,s,nst-d town hue. soutl, 0U 0freDw0od's ' turnpike in part. And iB part 0n the dOwsr
 land of Mrs. l.. w. tall. ,and west on said
 dover land; aud .he third piece is bounl.
 sd west and north on public roads, sauih 0n
 land OG James PrrAsUn rsinnihg to pDini at ihs cas, end. all If which three hast sla. scribed piesss contain abOus sixfy ncres. and srs valued af abouf- Two fli0ussnd dol
 lars and that it would bs for iiis interest If said minor tiin: said-rsAl' asfafe bo sOld. and the awaits applied and invested 'as I,y statute provided. aud praying f.s liberty u s.h sad property for inc purpose aiore .aid. as per petition on 6le
 sr ia osdered by ,his Conrt. that said l Guardian give nniiceo of ssisi-npplicalion hy
 causing ths salnn ip-be: psbiiskei ir ons oi
 ilie ne~spap.rs prinied l.. Liisbh..M in the
 County of Litchi-ld .hres weeks .uccss. stvtly at isas, six weeks bef,re the hsar-
 ing: an.i ihIf said peti,ion will bs heard It
 ihs Probate OfIice in said dissr;cf. on ihs
 3Osh day "f ,pr,l nest. st 2 0O'clock. A. M. Certified frDm R .cord.
 42 ROLAND HITCHCOCK. Jsdgs
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25

At a Court of Probate h"iden at sharon, with
 in aud for the District of Sharon:o :on the l6t h
 day ot FenTIry. 1859.
 Present. CHAs. F SEDewtcx, Esq. Judge. nN mo;iuM of Dovid '. Car.'ish's E+q. Ad. Ab min,s.ra,oE Ou the es ate "f Mrs. D@Ml ' MOUirON, late of sharon, wii'in sad dIs irIct. decrasrd, this Court dhh decree that six months be allnwed and hunted iur the creditors sf sad estate |" rxhi 'ii sheir cla'Ms axaImst Ihe same ln the sa d Ad,ninIsirai"r, and di..cts that pul,i,c notice h. gwen ot thus "r. der bv advertising in a newspaper pu 'liaht [ in Liichisid. ard :I pcstinG copy ihrrsei "n ih. public sign ptst in ssia t"wn "f Sha- ron, nearest he place wh.r' the decrAsed last dwrli. Ccrtife: from Record.
 4? F. SED3"IcK, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25

Al a c"n,t "f Prn,te h"ld'n at PI.mou h
 within aad fnr the district z ! ,lym"uih oR
 l*e 9th dAyM M Tcn, \. D. ls52
 Present, AMMI G,DDiNcs, Jtdsa.
 n m,.linn f ih. Exrcu,ors. .nn The Esiaip O of ELI TERRY l.i. of Ptv,n m,h w,thIr sad district deceasPd This C,u, si",h drci er that SIX ID snIhs b. allowed and limited 10 'he Creditor. of said E.,a io exhibit ihr,r ciaims a6aiEs' the same to ihe Ex'ruiSss. and lIr-ris that pub ;c 70 ics b. given of tais "rder ty advertising in Nrw.p.pes ln,hliahrd m Llirhiieid md by posting copy thereof an the public sign F,s in said town ri Pipm ,ut n-arst the place whcr. the dAceased last ,iweit Crgti6 d isnm R .casd.
 NkGslDDtNGS Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25

A a C. Utt If Probate holden a, Nrric. K, with. in and for the District tt N.Mio k, Un ths 6lh day of March A D 1852.
 Present. WA. K PECK. E.q. Judge. nN motion "f Wane" C'ns Aiministrainl " q" the estate of May N-i'hi"n lals :" Nnfnik wnbim said Gisis,cI. dece wed: Tm, U 'ua doth decree iha' SIX m,D,hs from ,hr 1de. bt allowed and limrsd for the creditor. [" said estate [" exhibn ih"iF ela,ms aeai,s, In. satne |" sad A ininiS,t asnr, aud o,rec,s that public nsiicr b. giv.n" "f this ol der hy Adv'f,ising in newspaper published iT Litchdrld ahd by posting . rops ihp.eni {" 'h' public sign p"s' in said town nf N .rf.ls T-Aest th. i'I'Ss. where the 6ereasrd las, dwell CItifi d iso,D Record,
 WIS Y PECK Dmlse.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25

A, a Court of Probate holden at Salisbury
 within and for the District of Salisbury
 on the 18th day of February, A. D,
 1852.
 Present. JOHN G. MITcBELL. Esq. Judge EkN mutton of John D. Joice, ExecutOr O of the last will and testament. on the Estate of Adam C. D,keman, hte of Salisbury, wMhin said District, deceased {; This Court doth decree that Six months from this date, be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate tu exhibit their claims against the same to the said Execu- tor. and directs that public no ice be given of this order, by advertising in newspaper published in LitLhfield. aud by posting a copy ,hereofon she public sign p''st in said town of Salisbury. 'tearest the place wheFa the deceased last dweit.
 Certified from Record.
 JoaN G. MITCHELL. IupaE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25
.R. UIXes.s.iasses,e.
At Me Old Stond.

men~s1M HAVING procured an assissare Ns[SH2E> TalchmakeT and ,lewrlet. will an,inuei io d. any and s!l kinds "l wa.cn .a.iing and watch jewel,ns. shat may he int.Usied |. hts cate. in the hests man. nsr andon Teas"Hahte terms. na pains will te spared to gsve satisfaefi"n to ever. cu~,. Hies- : Tha"kfu' for past tavots he w"Gld stsl Icii lh, continuance cf the pabiw patianage. Al.o
 chofre sssTimsnt ni WsseheS. JewtlrvsSnd
 S.ver Ware at low prices fsv Cash Y s' iH ' Liich6sld. Nav 1851 < ' ag0s,s
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25
SAVE YOUR MONEY.
 Charles 2. Freeman & Co. (Late FysemGn. Hodges, ( Co.) vWPORTERS and .yOBRER4

(Late FrseNan. Hoages, ( Co.)
 IMPORTERS aud JOBBERS,
 IA Broadway, New York. HAVE now on hand, and will be Trceiv- N ing daily through the season, New Goods, direct from the European lnanufac- tuEers, and cash Auctions. rich, faslIiOn6bls. fancy Silk Millinery Goods. Our stock of Rich Ribbons, comprises every variety of the latest and most beautiful designs im- ported. Many of our goods are manufactured exa pressly to our order. from our own designs and patterns, and stand unrivaAed, We l offer our goods for nett Cash, at lower prioes than any credit House in America caia afford. All purchasers will find it greatly tO their interest 10 reserve a portion Of their money and mako selections from our great variety of rich cheap goods. "' Ribbons rich for Bounets, Caps, Sasles and Belts Bonnet Silks. sa.ins, Grapes. Lisses and Embroideries, Collar, Chemisctts, CapeS Berthas.
 Hubits, Sleeves, Cuffs, Edgings, and In- sertings. Embroidered Reyiere, Lace, and Hem> stich Cambric HdkEs.
 B Onds, Illusions, and Embroidered Leces for Caps. Embroidered Lagos for Shawts, Man.illas and Veils.
 Honiion, Mechlen, valencienes, and Brussels Laces,
 English and We've Thread, Smyrna Lisfe Thread, and Cotton I.aces.
 Kid. Lisle Thread, Silk, and Sewing Silk Gloves and Mtts. French and American Artificial Flowers
 French Lace, English, American and Italian. Straw Bonnets and Trimmings.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25
CrIIifi d e sln N'r"td. AMMg l:IppsNo.. Judge.

Al CouEt S. Prob ale hsidsa as psvm nlh
 wilma an.l t.r ss,e diss-sct "t ptvsn Wlh. s's th. l2sh day .f wsvch. A D. Is53.
 Resent. AaGssl t;IDgs S0s E.q. 1isige. FYPON she t.ssiit'n "f Msriti RH hssds"" O af Pisas asih. ." the I:-p,fy If I.rrnf"Id showing so this C"srt. that he Is Cua,dian of :d @in c.rFy oi Plym suih. within said d,s Tirs mn os. That said nisnar is lhs owner .l real estate siiuHed in sad Pismauih. j.. :he vliiag- sa Tsss.vil e(s' rallied ! to wil. ons undIvids. ms i-is. m fee sim sle of . revfain .irce eG land wi,h dwelling hoysar. bsrn vqqd-shea sad n'her hn,idi..gs thereon stand. ing. baind.A no,th "n Highway. east on M-sling Hasse lst, seaih oa James Terry. and wet on Gains A Novt"n. saiasaing "n- hall are more ur i~ss, valued ss sisnas swo thau. sand dollsFs That it would he tne the benefii oG said miaaF Ss have his interest in said real sSssse seia. and she awaits shsFesA placed nE imieVess. as otherwise invested co the law directs. psas tagfW iibsSv sa cell said psopeFFs f'w the l'uspase sf'Hesaid. as pss pesitin0 on Rie
 [, is ordered by this canss. sAai said Guard tan give naties sf said aonlicaiisa. s.y rsasi1g the same tn he V,ssbissh~a i9 me 0f the N-ws. s,aaer. printed in Li'ehaeld ia the C"uats Of Liscistield. thrae wseks sn~eessivelv al lass' six w-eka hrf, Fe the hssFiag-saa shs' said pagitian will ha heard ahe Prssa's OsIi-e in asid disssiea an the 23d dsy af May RsMs. al' O'elsek ant sllesqaen.
 Cev,ia.a fssm Rsensa
 ASsllI cSDDsNos, Sudges |.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25
IRON AND STEEL. EZRA CLARK. \ co. v,
 .Cornei CT Fron, and Ferry Ste. (.
HARTToRD, Cow

HARTToRD, CoNM. ,.s.f u AVE tor sale large stack .Of ifoR . Listed. oi evety :descfirtictiA f.qUirSd . ctsin,sts, Blacksmns and olAefs, < Ihb, acinf very great variety ol ksnsts aud siz.p: tagtil, w,tf . full supply oi best Any ss v,cas. Be lows and Blacksmith r toe!s gsnr4a.lx N
 All If which are siiefed to l,nrclsss.ts sn. favorable terms as can he obtained elssw he,
 ~~ALS0-- s. 4 consiant supply nf first quality oi GU NAILS and SPIKES, af manufacturers p. ics Hartfnrd. Jan 20 1851. sySs
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25
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Marriage Is intended between FraReOis Victor ,BassSeIOf. born at XEaraucOuri, Departement des Ardennes. (France,) ] and Adels MigeOR, born at WOlcottvilIe. Connecticut. United States of America ]
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25
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New 1ork Gig Gode.-Jas R. Whi- ting. Edgar s. Van Wrinkle. and Nelson R. Waterbury. have been appointed by the Board of Aldermen. commissioners fo codify the laws and ordinances of the city. fhe salary was fixed at $l.50O each. .--Eys. Post
 Appointment by tke Governor. N. Kilbouin. Esq. of Potter county, has keen appointed Aide to His ExcellehcY. Governor Bigler, with the rank of 'Lieu- tenant Colonel. Col. KilbOnrn richly Reserves the honor thus conferred upon him.--Harvisbarg Pa. ) Ky Stone.
 p The New London Chronicle thinks those "mysterious tracks" lntely discovered in Rhode Island wore made by the night. mlro Tho Providence Journal, however, solves the mystery by showing that the trucks were made by the feathered feet of snowy owl.
 sFFThe Dutchman has arrived, who pro- fsrs the stage coach to the rail car, because far dollar the coach g. rides him all day. while ihe car will only ride him an hour ]. for that money"
 Turnia2 khs Tables.-Richard Porter, an overseer on the Gaines tlantaton of Warrenion. Virginia. was lied up, strip ped. and whipped by four of the slaves. on the lst. For want 0f a cartwhip. or paddle. they used hickory roIs, and. according to the acco Ynt, they were well laid on: The negroes, however. were imprisoned, and will nn .lOubt be severely punished for this subversiou of southern hw. ..
 Thc Cu6an Prisoners. - The Ameri- cans who were engaged in the Expedition against Cuba. and were recently pardoned by the Spanish Government, arrived in N. York on the 18th inst. ......
 0o-Maj. Benjamin M. Prescott, formerly a merchant in New Haven, was found lying upon the pave meat in lhe Bowery, New York, on Sunday night, nearly insensible from fracture of the skull. and survived but few hours It is not known how hc received his fatal wound.
 0r rJohn Kilborn, Esq. of Newborough. Canada. ha. baen appointed Postmaster at BrockviHs. He is son of the lale David K. of Litch6eld. Ct.