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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-24
From Browniuw's Nashville Wink

MARRIAGE ELECTROMAGNETIC SCOTT TIC
MISS MOLLY SEWARD.
Come ye a.kies poor and needy
Weak and suffering. bluck and sore,
See The North Is here 10 serve you
Full Of PROMISE full Of power
Come We dirty Niggers welcome
Gut, quilt the tyrants hold,
Come and the bright example,
Freedom from The iend's control!
Married in June .52 city Of Baltimore Mr. Gunbo
Scott lite Virginia, Miss Molly Seward Of New York
By Rev. Mr.. Chapman al Maryland. This extraordinary
marriage ovk place presence Of The Mig National
Convention Gen CuIium and Horace Greeley serving
acianlS AMI Governor Jones' acting God father and
spencer. After The marriage ceremony was performed the
whole delegation stood with The newly married pair and
sung, tAir-0il in Tie Silly nght:)
Come o onr Free Soil land,
Where each su-lainS The other,
And in,c from heart and hand,
The welcome Of u brother
Willard and Dan, with guilty souls
Would lead 10 ruin che c;css,
With honest pride, we've spnrnei aside,
And nos. stand erect and fearless
This beautiful ode conc! udcd, the immortal Bolts read
aloud the license prove the authority :, The Convention
celebrate the rites ol natEImOny in This cast:
Office Raymond's Dispatch n. Y TO any Scott whig
Minister The Gospel acting Justice the Peace, tor
the State Of Maryandyou hereby authorized Ia cec
brate the Rites Ut matmunr between the Free Soil Wings
N,lth and Pro Slavery Wings Of the South by uni
ring sacred bonds holy wriock Gubo Scott and
Molly SrwarJ-lhc North agreeing accept the Platform of
the South the South The man OF the North IN testimony
whereof, certain from Tennessee, Fifgnia and Ken
lucky agrrc come North al'e tie so ballot
[SIan.d EDITOR RAYMOND.
Clerk o The Free Soil Court If \. York.
Senator Mhngum ana an1ounce! that this courtshlp
completed Sunday, Gumbo being at Washington and
Molly belag Baltimore, and bargain struck
day ground the better the day The better the
deed The large rddlbg party then sung the following nh
lee and dismissed
Blow yc The trumpet, blow,
The blessed Free Soil Sound,
Lei all the Darhies know,
70 eat's r"nDlrsl bound,
The year of jubilee is come;
Return Sc 'Fugiy' Niagers home, &c
at New Haven Gen. Coombs, in his speech to the wings
them Gen. SCOTS election any
thing could be. Eight years ago, he said il "Cay
elected, he would climb creased pole backwards! Mr.
CJcnbs o those prophets who honoed neither
hume or abroad-ior in the last Kentucky election the gal
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,,.rovrp GATHERING

meeting of the friends of Temperance In aanove ~uS
bia NJ rh Slash Cottage on Monday, Sept ~ 10 cohsu
o t;on Of Inc late State Temperance n'enti"n cn
~ stanton and expectancy OF county no.
Dr. VIM + Gaines having been called 10 me Gla.'
sd IN state the objects OF the meeting ~hen me Pen
HE md resolutions of the Stanton Convention were feau
and the following submitted: -, c,,,o, f,,,,o,
ton be approved adopted as an o, me
OF Ibis neeting-vote the resolutions o'cefeu - &c A
seralim. So, ,,L., IN t;acuss eJ
The aforesaid resolutions were then taken up oisiusse
and scyeray adopted; whereupon thcy were auop'u %
whole. 80, :; 49,, -,,,,,,,i,,s
In pursuance Of the objects set forth IN those resolutions
The meeting proceeded appoint central committee lnf
,ne county consisting Mcssrs. ~ C. Crenshaw, VIM
Gaines s. L. Dunton, Henry Wood, Richard Gwathmey,
smith and L. b. Anderson and subordinate committee
If fen members for each magsteral district.
II was ordered that each member of the Central Commit
roo no made Chairman OF the Subordinate Committee IN MS
snrcye district and be vested with power fill vacancs;
that mieht occur in said committee.
Ordered That abstract of the minutes OF this meeting
bs forwarded publication In the Richmond papers Ad-
ournri sine die. Wal + 'uAlNEo, Chait'haH
l. T. DrSruS Secretary.
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DEpARTIjRE OF RITJY ROWT .EGS

WAsniSGToS Sept 22.-BiIy Bowlcgs lett for Now York
to-day, where he wi receive presents md depart for
Florida. o. his arrival home, the ndians will off 10
their new homes west OF the Mississippi. Billy make.
fair PROMISES bn. il he proves false nothing but
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MADE RECRUITS.

Judge linge of Worcester county recently Judge Of the
9Th judicial district has for Pierce and King vita
his two sons Colman, Tingle and Long are serious nss
-, ,bs wbig narv in the "Gibralrar of Whgism the
Eastern Shore.
Hon Joseph s Co,tman, Wing member Of CONGRESS,
from The Eastern Shore district OF ms na'e mas aiso e
nomnced Seward Scottish and goes for Pierce and King
John Horine, Esq, Of our most substantial and
wealthy citizens of Washington county, gentleman oi
strong mind and discernmcn and distinguished Wing,
has also refused to support General Scott and goes for
Pierce and King-( Baltimore Argus
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
ERInAI MoRNING, sEPrEMBER q. iss2 2.

~, NORTH NO SOUTH. NO EAST. No MrEESSt.ScE or
TIE CONSTITUTION But SACRED MALI 6 THE COM
TIE COMMON BOND AND TRUE DENoiio"
Non Observation-Disclosures ieree'
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THE CANVASS OF FRAUDS.

This ia on,nhatc.v-,o far a. the Scott.Scward leaders
ore canvass Of fasehoods and frauds To
enumeate all these aschoods and frauds would require far
more space could FURNISH even we were TO devote
our whole paper the work. must therefore, DC content
with exposing the glaring and leave the minor false
hoods 10 be corrected by Judgment Of the honest and IN
teigcnt masses.
The following letter addressed tho editor OF the Ra-
leigh Standard by WILLIAM BUTTERriELD Esq., the editor OF
the New Hampshire Patriot speaks for itself:
New HAMPSHIRE PATRloT orrlcE,
CuScopD n. H., Sept II, 1852
DEAR Sin: COPY Of tie North Carolina Telegraph oil
Inc 9Th inst published oldsborouth has been shown 10
me this morning from which take The following:
rhc following from Gen pIsrce's o,'n organ' the New
e Gen P) kno~n always TO have acted heartily w'h ms
New a we y s. ysns sy ave 14o
" OF the frsesoe and against the South
s1 s:o DID de- out ssl d ~
What viii our negnbor say ths7 He attempted to.
dscredit all other witnesses brought establish Perces
hostility Fugitive Slave Law, by charging that they
aboltons,s; but he dare not say So OF The Patriot
is the organ Of tho New Hampshire simon
Putes"
The portion .f this article purporng 10 have been copied
from The New Hampshire Patriot is entire forgery NO
thing kind appeared In ts columns; AMI any
paper attributed 10 General Pierce The sentiments
indicated pretended extract il hus grossly nsrepc-
scented him The falsity OF the charge in respect to
General Pierce being on The side OF The iteesuies and
against the South" and hs bitter denuncntons against
slavery and the fugitive alive law, Is too well known In
this State require any efualion; and such charge VIII
only excite surprise al the cckessncss oil us "uor ana CIR
culaurs Nc has been constantly the object OF
frecso abuse, has been consistent In his
upon the slavery question: and no man has been more
decided FIRM and uncoproniSing in his open and public
support and dcnce Of the Compromise measures The tugt
tire included But in the South where these facts
well known, the above charge may produce an
impression injurious the Democratic cause and therefore,
since is totally false have deemed proper so brand
it, repeat, that the above pretended extract from the Pa
ro entire fabrication and lis originator has pcrPeut-
ed deliberate forgery
Respectfully yours, &C., WIN BUTTERFIELD,
Editor of N. n. Patriot.
W. W. HoLDpS Esq, Editor of the Standard, Raleigh, N.
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s!sEihn ;kAti..
Hi>klN> & i.lBpg
TuE PEOPLES rapt:R.
1 ILElu III IL 4 IL In Ii.

4 IME.-tH tasks fresh TnouIa <,oa L,u.--i,,.r rn.g
d 4 DII- Gen Ia !ur, Tor sale tv Inc
Sent. "A IaSEIS>
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MOVEMENTS ~ CEN Sco,rr

MOVEMENTS OF GEN. SCOTT
COLUMBUS, Sept 2Grn Scott arrived here this morn.
ing, und VIII remain several d,ps.
THE FISHERY QUESTION
QUEBEc, Sept 22-lhc Legislature ha- adopted nm nd.
dress h. QUEEN thanking her fr the protection afforded
the fisheries and praying her TO make treaty without
embracing reciprocity
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Cheering from the Valley and North Westerh Va
we-informed citizen Of North Western Virginia, thus
writes II friend in this city:
have been over the North West md the Valley, tTtce
since The nominations II The East will do well the
West Of the Ridge, Virginia will give not vote less than
Is 900 minority glorious fight being made In Pennsy-
think that will carry Pennsylvania look
for il confidently, and will bet a small sum on II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-24

-.lS ls,i OR A. MIR PIERCE SAID IN us az M
upTS TIE OCCASION HAVE REfERRED w iiiW WIJaT
Mn SnT THINK lIaLES PARTY COULD MEA,MN, nE
PHsy SAID THAT rs TO EFFECT TIE Il AHY Do nc
SN.S SIRE THAT EVERY GOOD CITIZEN Mnn,yS Ills
Wii,iING-AT LEAST he wouLp-To l;AAii,TinS H-IM.
DEAD BOpY TO PROTECT TIE cONSi Io,,
1fns rorrec,iou ana r,iiera,on Of The trng dialogue
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS

PER STEAM SHIP ROANOKE TO NV 10 sn--r
IHNIIO>E ship Der ROASDkf VII q
4 much oblisc II, hy ,,ng ~ knos ra'ly atsR1EsS
practicable. before Monday. y thry desire y"
put hoJr ,r,T.DS
Sept. SO IUDlaM " W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-24

M Mse-"wERE vow Io y I Sa" HEAR H Hale SPEAK
YEARS AGO. ANn I'm ~ THAT HE WOULD HEan ar
Arm Army ?A 70 = Manci IroS HE SOUTH AND fol
SLAvERYl'' 49,. THERE HEARD MIR. HALE SPEAh
AND SAL ".nID YOU NuT HEAR FRANkLlN fi ,IE ~
y, -ar r n rnIS AND SAi-f Hale Siion.pp FIRST TO
FL. ~, uARCu ON TUE SOUTH, lie liAD r Ed tiG
nnaRcH OVER Ills ulERCE'Sl DEAD I noni' roN -
mhaiSI =, ,JE All AN ARMY OPPOSE HIM *, ,pp,Sc
~ DID GEN PIERCE DID SAn SSLh "a N ,vE
uis uANIi UPON Ills BREAST THAT Ae W. III
1O PASS OVER Ills DEAD Bopl' bEr''H ~ 'i'
Upon TIE SOUTH"
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SATURDAY aF IERNOON. ptIIA.
FOR BALTIMORE AND PHmLAD.'

TIME .Pocahonta-' Will rrishi cary "G-1e
i moro. Saturday nlornng) fur he above plh
and Will continue receive up 10 the hOGf % '''
O'Clock, r. IL. and no orger $50, "a i. WATSON
Sept 2i-at L1piA"
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cbsor,,. from the valley and North Western Va.

W. W. HoLDEx, Esq, Editor of the Standard, Raleigh, N
Carolina.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-23
100 Piano FOTteS. IT. GLIB ERT & cos NEW YORK WARE ROOMS,
300 BROADWAY,

300 BROADWAY, Corner of Anthony st., and opposite
 Broadway Eank & Theatre.
 WHERE the largest assortment of Pi> w amos with and without the celebrated Improved EoIian, may be found--all of which have the Metallic Frame, and are WARRANTED to stand any climate, and give entire satisfaction, and will be sold at great bargains. By an experience of eight years. resulting in many important im- provements. the Eolean has been wrought to a perfection attained by no others .-- Nearly 2,O00 Eoleaps have been applied, and the demand is lapidly increasing.- Roudoir or Cottage Pianos, convenient for email rooms. T c. E Co.'S Pianos are admitted to be superior toall others. owing to their frmness and long standing ntune. Prices same as at the Mauuractory. Deals CTS supplied at liberal discounts, E H Wad's and she entire Boston catalogue of Music and Instruction Books furnished at this store at wholesale.
 HORACE WATERS, Sole Agent.
 Constantly on hand an extensive assert ment of second hand Pianos in Rosewood and Mahogany cases, varying in prices from $50 10 Sl5O. Second hand Eolean Pianos from $2OO to $275. Grand Pianos from $500 to $7O0 Prince & Cos Melo deons from 35 to 800. Carharts 55 to $90 -Gai,ars from 10 to SS75 &c. sc.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-23
SILVER WARE. Fine Gold & SiI ve Watches Jewelry
 Fancy Goods. &c.

EanCy G0OaS. &C. At the Old Stand No Exchange place,
 BRIDGEPORT. CT. "HE firm ot Blackman & Sanford so long IL known at the above place having dis solved, the business is now conducted by the subscIiber who will be happy to see all who v,sii the city either for business or pleasure. It IS my intention to keep larger assortment than has ever been offered In this place, which will at all times be freely shown either to the purchaser or the curious.
 My Stock uf Jewelry is very large and em bracing every style in fashion, both fine Col, and plated.
 Ladies and Genlemen's Gold Watches o every description, quality and price. from S2O to S200, and Silver Lever, Lepine, and Verge Watches of every quality that caE be warranted 10 keep time. Silver Forks, Spoons Knives, Ladies, Cups. Sugar tongs, Sc, a large assortment always on hand. warranted as pure as coin, and of the most fashionable style, silver work of all kinds made 10 order, Jewelry and Spectacles made and repaired.
 Wedding Cards, Visiting Cards, Seals Plates. Spoons &c. engraved in a superior style.
 Fine Watches. repaired tn the most perfccI manner, and warranted in all cases to perform well, Watches sent by Express or otherwise for repairs will receive immediate attention.
 GEO. S SANFORD. No. 9 Exchange Place
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-23

mcur. lHumph, eysyille0 with the A. M, Train down, and on Mondays Wednesdays an Fridays with the 4 P. M. Train. Return ing will leave every day on the arrival of h' 6 O5 F. M. Train from Bridgeport, and Tuesdays, Thursdays and Ssturdsys from the s103s A. M. Train from Bridgeport.
 McNeii's Stage from Wsierlown will con. meet a. Waterbury every day. With the $50 A. M, Train down. returning on the arrival of 'ne l0.35 A. M. from Bridgeport and on Tuesdays. Thur sdays ano Saturdays, with tbe 3,35 p, M. Train down. returning Cn lhe a'ri- val of the 5Oo P. M, Train from Brldee> pogt. .-......
 A Stage from Terryvihle wiif connect at Plymouth wi,t the A. M train dc"n ses, turning on arrival Of iht 10 B A. M. Tram rem Brdgepost:
 Fenh's Siage lr' n Lho b6elh. will connect at Lit,hseld Station with both Passenge4 Trains each way.
 TuFRElCHT >HIPPERS-Frright will bt Way billed from eat h Station for New York. N,w Haven and Bridgeport.
 DJ- The facilities for transporting FreIgh' hsvIrg been sr,ail, increased. shippers may rest assu,cd hat IteiE goods will be taken ihr, ugh 10 thrir fes tir atton with despatchs
 PHlL0 HCRp SuEeliAteldsnt
 Tr:2gCrCrt, Aprii, cE 1882,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-23
NAUGATUOK RAIL ROAD. 2 :. A
.SuuaHaer Arrangement. .~He"aenefHg
 April 26, 1852.

Aprtt 26, lo5z. TRAINS OUT OF BRIDGEPoRT.-Firs.. ! Passenger Tram will leave BrIdgePOra for Winstei, at 10 8, A. M., or tn the ST'l' Y of the A M., Express Train from New York, connecting as the Junction with the 10 20 A. M, Train from New Haven.
 Second Passenger Train will leave Bridge port for Winsted at 6 O5 P. M., or On the arri- val of the 3,3O P. M Express Train from New York. connecting at the unction with the 5 50 P M., Train from New Haven.
 First Freight Train will leave Bridgeport for Winsled at 5.2O A. M, connecting at Stratford, with the 500 M,, Train from New Haven.
 Second Freight Train will leave Bridge port f)r Waterbury at A. M., connecting at StFat Haven.
 Third Freight Train will leave Bridgeport for Waterbury at 4 g P M'
 TRAINS INTO BRIDGEPoRT.-First Passenger Train will leave Waterbury at 6 % A. M., connecting at the Jun ctlon win Train to New Haven, and at Bridgeport wltn the T 3s A. M., Train to New York. :,
 Second Passenger Train will leave Winsted at 6 A. M. connecting at the Junction with a Train 3, New Haven, and at Bridgeport with the 1915 A. M. Train to New York. :,
 Third Passenger Train will leave Winsted d at P. M., connecting at the Junctlen win Passenger Train 10 New Haven, ,and at br:dge- port with the 5. 02 P. M. Train to New Yok
 First Freigh, Train will leave Waterbury at P. M.
 Second Freight Train will Winstee at F 50 P. M.
 o. A Passenger Car will be attached to
 cl Freight Train.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-23
THE POPULAR FAMILY DRY G00DS STORE,

v and 70 Chapel street, New Haven, Conn. W E take this method of informing ou. w friends and customers, and also those Gentlemen and their families who may be called to New Haven during the ctming sea- son, that our usually
 RlCH& CHOICE STOCK OF Black Silks. oil Boiled. Elegant Brocade and Armmre Fancy Dress Silks Tissues, Berageg i,erage De Laines. MuuseIines De Pais. French Jaconets and Csmb, ics has bad THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS. wni tn added 10 il within the last three weeks which makes it worthy the large patronage which has been bestowed upon it the last TWO years. In addition we shall offer extra ina ducements this season in . WHITE CANTON GRAPE SHAwLs. bought at unusually low pri ces ios (a,l- HOUSEKEEPING GOODS. In this line we are not to be excelled. House wives sh ould mol fail to come and see us, Particular attention is also pai9 to
 RICH EVENING DRESS GOODS. Silks, MnsIirs, Laces, Grapes. &c. sc, in white and colors.
 AN AUCTION PURCHASE.
 100 yards Plain and Striped Glacie Silks, usually sold al $l % we are now rapidly ut. ting them at p cis--it is clear saying of 3 or 1 dollars Dress> abaies Heavy Brown Sheetings at G i.4 cts per xard.
 sCases Bleaehed Si,ee,ings and Snirtings. I eases of Megrimack and other styles oi l2 l2 cent Calieo's
 I Case Prin.ed Muslips at i2 i.2 cts fast cobra. D". ".uor Tail to come and examine our as, snltlncnt
 REUBEN& JAMES RICE
 2 and 70 Chapel sheet. New H,ven, Ap,il 10 tsa2 @
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-23
Investment of Money. fNiE suhscilbtrs will attend to the IL aaay1Sl AAcARs of Money

OAAV fl3SAAO va .n the ci,les of New York. Brooklyn, am yliiiamShnl gh.
 In Suns of $500 or more. nn Dond aud Mortgage, on Improved aud un' lncumbeled Real Estate, woIth al least
 FIFTY PER GENT. MORE than the lnvestmeui,a al SEVEN per cent. Ih' tereSl, per annum, payable hslt yearly: ane will a ,end to the collection of interest whcr due, and remit the same to lenders, or occept nf drafts therefor payable on the days the In leIest will fall due. No charge Is made h ienders for the inyesn nlent of money o' tho collection oi interest,
 The situation of the Subscribera as Attor neys l"r tlte Building Asspcialions mentioned below, give tEem facilities tor investing money W,thin ten days after it's receipt, or after receipt of notice of the sums 10 be in vested.
 We rest as guarantee of our intsgtitv a, { capacity upon the fact that we ate the Altos neys oi the following Corporations, all 0 Which employ their cauIlal in investments Q | mortgage. whereby the amount invested b \ Us exceeds
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-23
Preminm Aky- Light naruereotyDes

cay dgMt DaSMerDoSypeS YNHE nndessigt ed would most respect,
 fully AGAIN call the attention of ths ciiiEens ''t LiIchfirld County Co his sune riOI Ins thOd ot taking DAgurrreotype Like neSses. The public may rest assured that no trouble CT expense viu be spared on h's E'ari tn making himself acquainted with every new improvement, and be able nt nil tunes to produce as good Miniatures as can be oota'ned in the country. For the last nve years ilis wiI0lA lime and attention has been devoted to the Art of Phoiography, and he Is hal py in being able to say, that hls most san2uIne expectations have been more than reslized, both in regard to ;he very extensive patronage he has received IS we'll as his succsss in being able at ali times to produce first class pictures. It is we'll known to scientific men who have practical knowledge of this wonderful art that nure atmosphere is very essential to the production Ot a fine clear and we'll de velOped picture. Now Iitchfield Hill is in this respect perhaps more highly favored than almost any other place in New Eng, land. He trusts that all who have not already a faithful representation of fife, "ill losc no tune in ealing ut his rooms and >iitmg t"r their pictures while there is yet life while the eye Is elearand expressive, and the cheek retains it's vivid glow; for 1t IS a lainentAble fncl that he IS often called upon 10 go to the house of mourning tu take the likenesSes of deceased persons Then delay noi, tut call imnedias+ly, and you shall he guaranteed a perfect tae siple of the living subject.
 p,-Rooms> in the first building south ot the Mansion House.
 's J. l.. JUDD.
 Lilcb6. Id. May ooh. la52
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-23
Geese Feathers

~HE subscribers have made arrange men:s to keep constant supply of a first rate article of GEESE FEATH> FRS-selected and packed with great care by ourselves, in packages of from 20 to 50 lbs; and will furnish at alltimcs any quantity from 20to 1000 lbs. Of quail ity they will warrant as good as the best at as low prices as can be purchased of equalquality in the State.
 s. & L. HURLBUT. Winchester, 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-23
dooIa an 10 asvasld NV ao

1 Afiliurd-Mr Ta,tle. Plymouth Hollow.
 Woodward & CEast. W00dbuFy-H 6 , Sanford, BFldgswateF- Kilbousn, Milton Cnnn-E Temllns0n, New presloM-Will. lnm Hunt. WoodvilIe- William Fry, EAs Kent--E EkiA, Cornwall Bridee-J Hollis {. ter. sallsbuFy-Jcycs A Spur, south ca. nonn. w.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-23
ANT MELODEON!
 A. x J. DAYTON.

\ INVITE the attention oi inc musical pub. 1lic, to their new style of Melntleons paten> ted by Carhart. Having every facility for misunderstanding {" the best advantage, with ex pe''enred and skiltr! wc:knen in all branch Q. oi the business. we Gdn furnish Melodeons rom io6 oc,aves w,th all ihe late improve ncn's. and ot the best quality, al the lowest price possible Orders are solicited with the assurance of rrompt attcnIinn.
 Woc,uvifle, Aptil Est lS5l. 8
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-23
FOR SALE.

Six acres of excellent land, situated in Sal isbnrv. about one mile east from tihs Centre VIllage. On said premises. are a dwelling house, wood .honse, cftre. barn and carriage honsr--oeiag lha residence of Dr. Lnther Tie eknnr late ot Salisbury, deceased. Terms of sale liberal. Enqn,re oi
 ts,F~ ELIZA TlcY.NoR, on the premises.
 Salisbury. August 0ih. 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-23

1heiOllowing is . llnl 0f our authorized Agenta--
 WF& c IT Baldwin, AlifhReld ! D y0lce, SliSbury Barnnm C Nlannf'lsnn, Lime Rock, Beldsn & Mlner, Falls Nll' lage, Gardner & Sanford, Wesl Cornwall' Watson & Smith, ShaEon- Alsord & BrOIhsr, WOle0tvIlle-J Eli Treat New
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-23
S5O.OOO per month.

l1- If further reference ia required. we can. on applical ion. reier to the principal Mer- chahts, Bankers and Insurers in New Yorf a d Bronkl't.
 Address all communications to BARNARD & PARSONS.
 r ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
 l6 Wall street, New Yotk
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-23
TAKEN UP.

TAKEN UP.
 BY the subscriber on or ab out SssN the lst day of Selt"mber. 3 - two year old red Heifers and 1 vVV two year old brown Site,.- Ike owner IS requested 10 prove property, pay charges and take them away. GEORGE PAGE. Canaan, sent 4. 1852
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-23
Furnishing Geals,

Embracing large assnrimt Tt of PIain and Fancy Shirts. Collars, Bosoms, Silk Handker- chiefs, Cravats. Ties, Hosiery, Gloves &c sSc Gentlemen furnishing their cloth can have Iheit gal lments made in style not 10 be sur> 'assed in fashion or workmanship and warran- q to fit. To his old customers and friends so have so long patroniZed him he takes -- occasion [" acknowledge their kindness horing 10 see them one and all at his stand in west street where he will endeavor if one Price and that cheaper than can be bought elsewhere. is all that is required to retain their patronage.
 Cutting done at short notice, spring and summer fashions received.
 ...a.. T. Fl. RICHARDS l. itchfield, June 1 1859