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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-24
Chas, K, Harreys. John A. Burgess

DRIVATE PkACT1CE.-Dr PLUME q
L CO. may be consulted, confdentially, 10! lne
treatment of the following diseases: Erup,ions,
Sore Legs, Ulcers, Glandular Swellings, or en-
largements, Syphilis, and ali morbid discharges
whether recent or chronic. Also, all those COM
plants termed female diseases. The advertisers
invite attertloa TO their chemical extract OF W!id
Flowers, which may be regarded IS the very best
article known, to give tone and vigor to certain
abused aud debiitated organs well as 70 renoVse
asystem shattered by dissipation or other cause.
Medicines securely put up, with fun directlon'
and sent to order Post paid letters promptly AZ
tended TO. Office on Franklin street, oeio" Ia
change Hotel. and IRA, door below Trinity church.
piLnor9 U;-,i,i, te9
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FktBE NOTES or TIE Unit 90
4 STATES BANK, Washington d. Gu VIII 70
redeemed by II 9 in Virginia money.
WM. n TIkSLEf.
3m
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,oFEEE sOGAks.-4ou b5ss G . 5 Coiee
~ sugars, Tor sale By
- ~ DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
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FANCY GOODS, - c.-haS been fecSl a.
L the Drug store Of THOS. L PACE, 2-s bfGad
street, a handsome assortment OF Fancy Aracss'
such as Toilet Bottles, Porte Monnsies, Gard Cass,
&C., suitable for L aoies; also well selected s,oeA
Of hair hLunhes combs. peILumeIy. DC. re -
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ID URERT i. BRUADDUs offers nus So
IL ces 10 the citizens OF Richmond ara vac ~ y,
generally as general Collector OF C'ai,hs. an
pledges himself To attend strictly TO aii oasane. "
trusted to mis- care Ills office is in the rear Q. ~
James r. Suttsn's office, in Law Building h.sA
mund Va nv s-OAl
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Range of the Thermometer
AT j. w. RANDoLPHs, No. l2l, Main street,
YESTERDAY.
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DOGGETT 81 ANDERSON,
UPEOLSTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS,
II Governor. SfrPGf.

IL Governor Street,
HAVE in store their Fall stock ct French and
Ill American TAPER HANGINGS ofevery quality
and tye purchased from TIE best factories In this
country and France, many Of them very rich and
elegant Also, very complete assortment II cur
tain goods cornices, gimps, tassels' cords, bands,
window shades, in great variety, window blinds
curtain paper, buff Holland for shades, superior
stock OF floor oil cloths, coco mating, curled hair
and 5huck nattl esses, feather beds, holsters and
pillows, of the best quality. with many other ard
cles in our line, all OF which will be sold on fair
terms and Paper Hanging and Upholssering done
in town or country, at the shortest notice and by
the best workmen. &c l6-3m
I IMPORTANT NUTICE.-TO TAE YOUNG
J. MEN OF RICHMOND, AND THE PUBLIC
GENERALITY propose giving instruction. in
Drawing in all its various branches end in the art
and science of Architecture e, this fall, commencin 2
the 1irst of the present month, very moderate
terms In the courses the student; by close nppli-
cation, viii acquire knowledge Of any branch of
Drawing, and much valuable Information. Those
DESTROYS of taking instructions invited call at
my office, two doors from Main, 18th street,
opposite the James River and kanarha Company s
Office where tesms and particulars will be made
known. w. A. POWELL,
Sc It's Architect and Civil Engineer.
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ALBhhT L.. WEST, HOUSE CAhrtN
ATER ASDJOlNERt thankful Tor toe hosta r.
ronage which he has received during the isss nv
years, would inform his friends and the pao''S -
&c 10 prepared to undertake BUILDINGS OF e'e''
kind on accommodating terms. ia
Having practical knowledge of the business, ns
hopes by STRICT attention to It, give saiisia ;oh "
ali VINO may employ him. ,,.s,,
Shop on sth, between Grace and Franklin ST III
Richmond sc I3-al-
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Hiss TAZkWELL,S
| BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
1


LADIES,
GRACE STREET BETWEEN sTH e. 9TH, RICHMOND.
INHk second session of this School will cum.
Il mence on the lst day of next October. The
most able assistants in every department have been
secured.
Terms-PAYABLR SKMI ANNUALLY IN AID
vANcE-For board ami washing, eco; higher
English branches, $40; Primary English branches
$50; Apc ent and Modern Languages, each e20;
Music-Pr, fessors' tees se4-1m
AN lss A. NJ. SMITHS SCHOOL FOR
lv1 YOUNG LADIES.-lst street, BE.
tween Main md Cary.-The ext session OF
this school viii commence MONDAY. Sep
TEMPER 27th Competent: Teachers will assist In
the English branches
MI n. / sTAICOs, Teacher Of Languages
TsrHsi
PRIMARY department --.--............S2C 90
Common English branches. ............ 80 90
Higher English branches. 40 90
NAV Isl. 50 w
Music Vocal. including instruction In sing.
Ing BY note, for each course OF twenty.
ioGr LESSONS -..........-...... 10
Drawing do do do d.. W
ruus. -;..-.--........ ...s........ ! 90
au e-dtS27
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NEW FALL AND WINTER COOP.

NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
~ The subscriber would most respectfully beg
leave 10 return his thanks 10 his friends and custo.
ers tor past favors, and would call their atten ion
10 ms stock CT New Fall and Winter Goods,
now receiving, selected by himself with mueh care
IN the Northern cities, consisting of beautiful as.
sortment OF Cloths, Cassimeres and Vest.
ings, which he woaid be happy TO make up in a
styie mol inferior to any in this city else here
at short notice and reasonable terms.
WIN. HOLT RICHARDSON,
Merchant Tailor
ee ll-d2w I4th st., opposite Exchange Hotel
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I ATEST NEWS FNOM ~ noT ,I e.;
Ia DOUBLE BARRELEp GuSsl DoopLs
BARRELEU GUNSt Just received, direct Ho ia
Europe, the most splendid lot oil Doao'e ~.
single Rarreied Guns, Percussion caps,
Powder Elasks and shot Poue hes, oi ssosy
Description, which win be sold At very feaaee-
prices. m ,,v
Having been to England myself. making sii ~
purchasers dteet from the msaniaesufes io1 sa, 80
snd being desrous Of doiag large business 10 sls
Gun line, viii sell as low as any Noftasfa iuposs
er, at my Cheap Cash Store, no 20 MAIL suse'
Richmond, Va HENRY MIN
Importer OF Guns md Wa:chss,
Next dnor 10 joan N. Gordon' Grocery Stoie.
spoiismen ale spectiaiiy insiieo soce. NJ nssb,s
anime The new Pa,eat, aad latest Improved Dea0i'
barresed Gun. jass received from England. ,,....
- A ioarai discoant wilt DC msdo 10 "ao''
sale ueslers ard Country Merchants n...
Don't for get that II IL No. 20. Nam street a
mond, Va
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1a,HE MISSES, hING,s BOARDING

's'HE MISSES hING's BOARDING
AND DAY SCHOOL, Grace street, Church
Hill will open September 20iE. Having increased
the number OF efficient instructors in all the Eng.
lsh department, the Misses King hope their Schoo!
will be rendered still more worthy OF the confidence
of their patrons
The French will be taught by Mr. POlTIAUX,
long known a successful teacher.
Prot. Christian win have charge of the Arithrne.
tic, Algebra, and Geometry. Rev Fl. s. keppler
teacher OF Natural Sci noes Composition, and RheI-
oric Mr.. Persico, Drawing snd Painting. Seg-
n"r George, Piano and Guitar se7--eodO7
~ OTlCE.--J. A. haRhlNGTUN Importer
l. Manufacturer, and Wholesale and Retail Deal
er in all kinds Of CIGARS, TOBACCO, SNUFF,
PIPES, and Fancy Articles No Isl Main, corner of
10Th 5ti Get, Richmond, Va. AS his stock ia large
and unsurpassahle, he hat,ers himself that he can
sell as low aud on accommodating terms as any
house in this or Northern cities ard hopes dealers
will avail tn anIselves of the opportunity of laying
in Fall Stock Of Cigars, &C.
x75.0OO Cigars on hand, and are receiving
by way OF New YORK l25 600 direct from Havana
OF fine quality and choice brands. Orders thank
fully Received and promptly attended To-.
Sc 20-lw~
ZINE TABLE CCTLERX.-Rooger gers &
L Sons and other celebrated nj 4kers' tibe ivory
handle Knives and Forks. in sets 49, 81, and SO
pieces with extra Table and Dessert Halves with
out Foiks-are OF the latest patterns direct from
Inc manufactures, and warranted to be the fnes;
| quality; Ivory Goods-tor sale ny
n NJ ZIMMERMAN,
Sc ls Corner Main aud 18th street4
MACkEREL.-50 bols and Is halt bbls NJ, 3
M aud Mackerel, receiving per schr Courier,
| for sale by
| se2s WILLIAMS & BROTHER.
bacon SIDES Ann sHOCLDkRs.-a0
| ID hhds small fsmly side-; 3 do do shoulders.
landing per steamer, tor sale by
Sc 81 JoHNH. CLAIBORNE
DKlME CHEESE, ianoiDg per Roanoke, for
| i sale by
se2i JOHN r. CLAIBORNE
| + LIVERPOOL SALT, Table salt, iu small
II sscas, for sale by
se % WIN FGcI FsTou
| .{NAhEHDUsE NAILs.-Iuu Key. -Ium.
| W besiand factory, tor sale by
Sc - DAVENPORT, ALLEN a. co.
| SAFETY FUSE, 81 superior QUALITY, f,r sale
| ~ by $500
ss22 DAVENPORT. ALLEN 6 co.
! EAffa TWILLED GRAIN BAG,
ieceiye and Ior sale By So
seq JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
Tw 81 kEWAKD-sTHAY MULE.
IstIayed from the Columbian Stables on sun
Gay toe 18th mat. large sorrel horse Mule. Tho
above reward will be psid for his return. Apply 70
self L. D. CRENSHAW u CO.
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lIANUFACTO.

EU RICHMOND HAT MANOFACTO.
&U RY.-The subscriber invites the attention of
the u ade TO his new and extensive Fall Stock of
HATS and CAPS, which comprises all the various
grades, styles, colors and qualities of Gentemens,
Bo-s' and Children.' Hats and Caps now in
Merchants of Virginia, North Carolina and Ten
nessee are particularly requested to examine before
going further North, thu almost infinite variety Of
goods ready for their inspection at this estab-
i.hment Those who have the disposition to pre-
fer home manufactures and encourage home in
dustry, can do so with advantage by supplying
themselves and their customers with Richmond
made goods which viii be warranted as fine in
quality and perfect in workmanship as can be pro.
duced in any market in the world, while the prices
shall be reduced to the lowest and most economical
American standard Those who may wish to pat
ronize the manufactures of other States can be fur
nshed W III Northern and Eastern goods at the
manufacturers prices The stock consists of the
usual variety of fine fashionable Hats and Caps, of
old gentlemen's broad inns from the finest to the
lowest qualities Servants Hats and Caps of all
kinds, from one dollar per dozen IN Children and
infants Hats and Caps, Ladies Riding Hats, all
the various styles and qualities of soft Hats Tar
paulin, Wool and Glazed Hats, all the grades OF
Caps, hair seal, CLOTH leather, plush, (cetton and
silk) Fur Caps up to the very finest Otter and Bea
yer.
LadieS' Furs-Mufs, Tippets, Muffatees,
Cuffs, Vctorines, Foot Mutfs, Misses and Childrens
Mutfs, Victorines, &c, complete and well assert.
ed stock of these goods as is usually kept in the
most fashionable fancy Fur stores of New York.
au ol-Im JUN DOoLCI, OIL MAIN 81
NEW STOCK DRY GOODS.-Tne SUBJ
~ serb rs have received their entire stock of
Goods which have been purchased in the Northern
cities on the most advantageous terms. Their stock
slarge and complete, having been selected with a
great deal of care, embracing every variety usually
kept ina regular Dry Goods House Their Goods
are arranged and ready for exhibition, and they
feel confident that an examination is only necessa-
ry to all that their stock will compare favor
ably with any in the city Their iriends and the
public generally most respectfully reque. ted to
give their stock an examination before making
their fall purchases.
THos; [, touaTSEr ; COURTNEY & HILL.
LAS. C.. HILL. l3-2w
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s1nnll BAkAELS HYDRAULIC CE-
@OOO MENT. 1910 kegs Sporting and B.ast.
lag Powder, 1000 sacks Ground Alum Salt, $50
sacks tine do 100 bols Tsnners OIL 200 cases Gle
and Black Teas, 1000 packages Crushed Powder
ed, Loci and Ctt sugars, 600 boxes Window
y ass, loyo Gags java. Lsauyra, Rio and Maricaioo
Cotte, l00 boxes Starch I u sale by
se2J DAVENPORT. ALLEN e. CO.
IL EtTlFAED VIII Il r. .-25U tbls.
~ MSaGtain DIV brand, for sale by
&c ~ DAVENPORT, ALLEN d. CO.
I'D .hONONGAHELA WHIshEY,
~ Just received ana for sale by
Re q WM EGGLESi ON.
AEAD, ROLLS, 81 sCUIT, CRACK.
Flour, for sale by WM. FAICoNEp No"
| Ill Main street.
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X. FRANCE G. Co.,
SUCCESSORS OF +. MORRIS d. CO.,
Main Street. Richmond, Va.

Schemes for september, 1907.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
All Prize Lottery for September 25th.
CAPITAL S72 010
Each and every ticket in this Lottery will be
prize For all those tickets without drawn num-
Der will be entitled to $40 gross.
S72000 25 coo, $4,000.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass w, to be
drawn in Baltimore, Saturday, September 2oth
1852. IL numbers, IL drawn.
CAPITALS: -
l 600 l of.---..-....Sl5,5 A4
l of.. $4,000 10 of.----..--.-. 500O
l of. ... $4,000 10 of-.-.--.--... 5000
20 of 1850
Tickets $50, halves Is, quarters7 81.
Certificate of package of whoies $780, halves lac,
quarters 10.
$4,000, 20 OF 5000, 20 of 1000.
Susquehanna Lottery. Class 40, to be drawn In
Baltimore Wednesday, September 10Th, 1882 IS
numbers, IL drawn.
CAPITALS:
1 $4,000 20 $1,000
20 of 5000 90 of..--.-..-----. 500
Tickets SlU, halves 5, quarters so.
~ Orders for Tickets In any OF the Maryland
Lotteries will meet the mat prompt and conhden.
:ia attention, if addressed to R. FRANCE CO.,
Managers, or to c. W. PURCELL,
au rs Richmond. Va
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ENKENCH BOARDING HOUsk.-On the
l. LIST October next, the subscriber viii be
prepared TO receive limited number Of Gentlemen
as BOARDERS, who may desire to practice the
French language. This 10 the tirst opportunity that
was ever offered In Richmond, for the objec, above
stated. az all the members OF the family sneak
Preach. Persons desiring to cultivate the SPANISH
and ITALIAN languages will likewise fna an on.
portunity Of SO doing, as Messrs J. Michard and II
Michard have been for the six last years. and
are stii as teachers u these languages in
some Of the princif al Academies OF this civ. -
J. MlCHAkD
sl-lm Main street. between 9Th ami 9th
fNchbUhG COUfON BUNDs.-r9u0,1o
~ OF the above bonds, endossed by 10. vissin,s
and Tennessee Railroad, in bonis OF j., COO and
sa,o0o, Interest payable semi annually in i.v.ea
bafg, For tuIihar Information, call on s.'
9. w. PURCELL & co, Bankers.
au = And Dealers in EXCHANGE
SPLkNDiD FAMILY rLOCn.-.v. o...
r. S,y mills, mills uenito and Taiiaierros superior
FRYs& MccANDLlsu,
$50 is6 Cary street.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25
Correspondence of tae ". Y. Tribune.

Ioaca Ctty. Iowa, Feb. 26, 1852 Iowa STATE CONVENTION. - To-day the Wings of Iowa assembled in State Convention at this place, to elect Dele> gates to the National Convention and candidates for State officers. Col. D. W, Kilbourue, of Lee county, was elec- ted President, James Nosler of Wapello county and A y D. Greene of Des Moines county, Vice Presidents, aad George H Walworlh and Henry Temple, Secrcta, ries.
 D. W. Kilbounc, s. NJ. Ballard. c l.. Nightingale and Archibald Mckinney were elected Delegates to the National Convention. x
 Thc following gentlemen were chosen Presidential Electors. viz. Thomas ", Ciaggett, Wm II Henderson, Joseph II l. D Street, md Elipha,et Price.
 The following nominations were made for State officers Secretary of State, J WrJcnkias ,Preasurer, Hosea B. Horn Auditor, A B Porter ta
 No instructions wore given to tue Del, egatcs to the National Convention, Ev cry thing passsd of withgreas unanimiiy harmony and good feeling.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT

4 Convention of whig Delegates from th" several towns comprising 'he Seveu> te"nth Senatorial District, will he held at the Village Hall. ia West Coyuwal. on "Wednesday the 24h day of March, 1852. 10 "'ciocS forenoon, for the purpose ol "om mating d candidate for Senator from said District.
 JONATHAN Y. NORTON. } District
 FstDERicK MrLes, ( Committee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25

Major Webb. (Quarler Master General ] --How long did Governor Seymour have tha, resolution! N
 Mr. Barnum.-A ~polilcal friend of Ihe Gov'Tnor's tnId me that I ought not to cFnsure him ior not signing it. for his Pri- vate Secretary said, it was only in his pos. session about an hour.
 Cows. Private Secretary-( (vociferously> -i'hat is LIE
 Mr. Barnum,-VerY we'll. Now gen. 'lemen, how long do you say he had it!
 Major Webb.-Fiffeen minutes.
 Alr, Barnum.-VerY well. it seems as though the. name of Thomas H. Seymour might be written in fifteen minutes.
 Major Webb-Mr. Barnum, did you know Goserto Seymour's views on this subject last year. when you telegraphed, Glory to G1j after his election ?
 Mr. Barnum -l did know his general views and what he said in his Message, but not that he would pocket that resolution. confess that did telegraph, 'Glory to God,' al his election last year, and after his defen, this year hope to be ale to tele- graph him, He that soweth the wind shall reap the whirlwind,'
 Several voices.-You won't do 1t.
 Mr Brnum.--Now gentlemen let me enquire, if Governor Seymour Had had ,ine ,roaid he haoe signed that resolution '?
 Private Secretary and several others.- No. No. No.
 Air. Barnum Then gentlemen. this settles the question, and your quibbles about time ampuat to nothing. (Tremen- dous applause Hartford Courant.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25
Rev. Henry Ward Bsecher.

The subject of our sketch was born at Litchfialj. Connecticus, in 1913, where his f,iIher was settled for msny years previous 10 his settlement in Boston and Cincinnati It is well known that he is one of the seven sons - five of whom are noted ciergymen; as was a!;o another one who is dead. of the Rev. Lyman Beecher J. D., whose bold, clarion voice, more than a qua,ter of a century ago, aroused an apathelic world to t,,e evils of intem pcrnnce, by the delivery of his six un- riya!!ed sermons on the effects of intoxi, ealing drinks, D. Beecher is yet hale, and strong as sieel, still preaching oc. casionally three sermons ia day, though vergihg on four-sco years.
 The question has often arisen What produces such physical and mental ener- gy andielasticity, such unflnching deter. mination and strength of character in Dr. Bcecher and Lis family Has he inherited his iron constitutions and vigor of thous sht from similar percentage, or have they resulted from study md in dus:ry main. To answer these ques. sions correctly, will give clue to the solution of the character. which this article is designed to develop. We have taken care to gain authentic information to qualify us for this task.
 elJf. Beecher's father was by trade a blacksmi,h,. of remarkably strong and athletic constitution; with Il limited early education. but endowed with strong common sense, iniuilive sagacity. and an unquenchable desire for knowledge.
 Residing in.Ncw Haven, le took several college students into his family to board Their pursuits and conversation inspired fife blacksmith with new aTdor for n larger acquaintance with literature and sscien;e. x Awaiting himself of the books, and. aid of his student boarders. he prosecuted course of study. evenings g a hile lie labored vigorously oyer the anvil during the day. Thus. he develop ed his mind on the basis of q strong and active body. and in his mental and physi- ca. condition, at mature age, became the father of Lyman Beecher, who was the only child of his mother. The son in- he,ited the original and acquirsd strength and activity of his fashes's mind and body.
 Aside from the generallife and charac. ter of DT. Beeelcr, m illustrative ansc- dote Or two, will show how fully he in- lserited the elements of resolution. cOurs age. throttnhness. and perscr4eTance Of hts father. ' At the age of seSenteen., while student at Yale College, hls courage and resolution were very severe-' Iv tested. One evening. on retiring tol rest. and laying his clothes in q chalr near th6 window which lacked Cas pane
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25
MAP OF LITCEFIELD.

Z E.M. WoOdtord. Esq. of Hartford, County Surveyor and Civil Engineer, is now in this village for the purpose of obtaining subscriptions for Map of the Town of LitchfeId lin which will be accurately drawn and located every lake. stream. road. public building. and everydUeiling house. vith tse aan,e sf the owner annsred. MT. Woodfortl has with him specimen Maps of other towns in this vicinity. the surveys of which were made by him. and which were engraved and published under his supervision. They are of the size oi large Hall Maps-el elegantly colored and mounted-and are afforded at the low srice of 43 each. His Map of Litchfeld vii be published in the same style. and u the sapss price. although our town ship is much larger than those hitherto 'arveyed. Every landed proprietor and
 householder in the tora ssoald pOssess q
 a
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25
BARNUM ys. GOV. SEYMOUR.
Mn. EDfToR-

MR. EDtH01-- a4 s e
 At Darnnm's lecture in this city, on Tuesday exenipg, .nn amusing scene oc cured which may interest your readers. h
 MT. Barnum vas describing the manner in which Gov Seymoor 'p0cketed tbe res: ulufion pas6ed by flie last legislature, fran- tisg to tAIe people the right of voting whelh> CT they wish.d lbe IiqnOr traffic prohibited or not, when hs was Interrupted by several persons in tie back part of the iIouSe, and the following dialogue enSued-- aRw
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25
FARMERS' CONyENTIONl

A Convention of the fierls of the Li;chiieid County Agricultural Society. will he held at Inc Coiir, House ia Litcli, fieId on T"esday,ie 30th inst, al 10 Oo'clo.k A M., to devise means to make the incun,f ot the Society more certain and per0anenr = to foster and encourage the same--ana to make it ,norc efficient in accomplishing 'lie objects designed by the institution. Fafmersaod all others disposed to per~ petua,e and sustain Inc Society, are res rccttully inviied 10 attend.
 D. C, WHIrrLESEY, President.
 A.. $. LEWIS, Secretary.
 Lite hfeld, March l7. 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25
ROAD CONTRACTS.

The Committees appointed by the Town of Liichfed. to make contracts for fe- pairing the Ronds and Bridges In said Town, hereby give notice, that they will attend to said business, aud make Contructs 6y .4ncft0n. at the following plnces, viz;
 AtSteVens' Hotel in Milton, on Monday the 22d of Alarch.
 At Coos Hotel in Bradleysile, on Tues day the 23d inst,
 At tvnerlcrss Hotel in the village of LitchGeli, on WedneSduy,lhe satlsisss g AtSimenu Smith's Hotel in South Fsf44ns on Thursday the 25th inst s0 And at Merw'a's store in Northfeld.s on Friday the 26 inst: at 3 o'clock A. M., or each uf said days.
 SIP WOODWARD.
 HENRY s. GRISWoLD. Com, z
 VIM. NEWTON. Li'chfield, March lst, 1852, 5
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25
House For Sale.
FOR SALE oR sTO RENT

HfHE Union House. situated directly op, 1- posite the Station House. New Haven the bes, ioca,inn for h"teI business sf any |, h" city. Tue House wiil accommodate fr,u ,D [" 6D persons over night. This propeIt, w'lt be sold very cheap t"r cash. If not scld trnanis, A. SMITH.
 New Haven Feb 2. 1852. slf ss sl