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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-18

UCTION N0TICE-WANTED, AN AUCTIONEER
IA for the sales at the New York Bazaar 81 Crosby
street. Inquire ~ above Sales every Monday and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-18

STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. f. HALL OF RECORDS
~ Public notice is hereby given, that the following Re-
solutions have been presented IN this Board Of Aldermen
To fence vacant lots block bounded by TWEEN eighth
and ninth streets Third and Lexngonavsnues To
flag sidewalks Twenty ninth street. between Broadway
and Madison four feet wide where tagged
All persons interested having objections theret
quested to present them in writing to the under
his Office. on or before the 9th day Of May next.
May IL, 1852. JOHN T. DODGE, Street Com missioner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-18

wv OOD's NINSTRELS AT WOODS MINSTREL HALL,
w IA Broadway above Howard street.-The proprietoY
takes pleasure in the public that he has
gagged the most celebrated land Negro
In the world and is determined to make Woods Minstrel
Hall in worthy the patronage Of the ladies and
gentlemen this city He also takes this opportunity
his thanks the great patronage conferred him
promises repenish 1t time time with whatever
novelties striking talent appear in the profession
and Saturday afternoons Admission Doors opea
clock N B-The strictest order and
dscoru will be preserved and the greatest attention paid
N kha fort ~ Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-18

nR. WARREN, NO. MOTT ST., CONTINUES TO b
IL consulted the of private diseases Thirty
years practice enables him nervous debility
His treatment safe and speedy No mercury used
hnement from business reqred and OF occur
renee invariably cured N from three to FIVE days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-18

nR. WARD MAKES ASTONISHING CUREs-SUCR
~ as no other doctor can do. Either q great
amendment before hours To contract disease
made mere nothing by his treatment which Is science
perfected. Remember it, The other methods Of
dreadulwpre than the disease oos corner Cnal stree
and Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-18

NM o MnLh sE ~ ~ nUVIlVN, aHI S LII
by catalogue very large and valuable assortment OF
paror. dining chamber and kitchen Furnure Brus
ses threepy stair and oil cloth Carpets large French
plate pier Glasses; several fine oil Paintings Pianoorte
carved rosewood paror Furnure carved mahogany Sofas
ttetetes Chairs rosewood spring Chairs rock
ing Chairs rosewood mahogany marble top centre Ia
bless library Bookcases extension dining Tables
warrobes rosewood mahogany and walnut mar.
bic top dressing Bureaus and Washstands; hair Mattresses
Ioet Ware silver plated Casters with cut bottles; ivory
handle table Cutlery Tea Trays Chairs bronze
iron Hat Stands Hall Carpets and general assortment of
good Furnture all of which well worthy the Of
buyers Catalogues the morning of sale Goods purchased
70 out Of the city be packed for shipping
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-18

YCEUM THEATRE, BROADWAY, NEAR BROOMH
IL street.-Corbyn Buokand, Lesseea-Dress Circle, 80
cents Parquet - cents Family Circle l2 cents Orchestra
Seats cents Private Boxes So and 80 Doors
at7 o'clock Tuesday evening Nay lS will be
performed the comedy the LADIES BATTLE-iIenr de
Fovgneul, Mr. Palmer Gussvc de Grignon, Mr.. Walcot
Countess EAutreva Miss j. Bennett After which,
tirely and original oddity, entitled WILTON Bar
NUN, AND JENNY LIND, In which Professor J. II. Will
ton will appear. To conclude with TELEMACHUS-Tee-
machua, Miss J. Bennett Mentor Mr.. WAlcot.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-18

STOR PLACE'OPERA HOUSE-PARQUET AND
IA Boxes cents Amphheatre, cents; Sofa Seats, 81
open from A. ". through the day, when
seats be secured Tickets sold for Paruet Boxes aud
Sofas the the evening Doors at
will at ~ o'clock Eighth night OF Mr.
g. Brookes performance Tuesday evening May ". will
be performed the play Of THE WIFE, Tale Of Mantua
Julian St. Pierre, Mr. Brooke Leonardo Gonzago Mr. Jor
Gonyago Lynne Count Floro. Mr. Brand
Antonio, Mr.. Arnold Lorenzo Mr.. Harris Bartolo, M
Skerrett; Mariana, Miss g. Wyette.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-18

FOR LIyERP00L-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
4 ship ATLANTIC. Capt. James Wess.-Ths steam ship
will depart with the United States mails for Europe posi-
lively on saturday 18th Nay at Il o'clock n, fro her
berth at the foot Of Canal street. No berth secured till
paid fore For freight or having unequaled
m0oasi0ns fGT sisSanGe and rds sgTiSst aRPy te
The steamship Arctic will succeed the Atlantic, and sail
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-29
FOR SALE OR RENT.

AT very reasonable pIice, a E!s. go"d Grazing Farm. one mile IIlli south oi the Gn.erprising Village
 4zlb m Wlns'ed. incirdtng abuut sev-ni, >five acres Oi iand. well divided into meadows, pastures and WoOd>land. wNh a varrety oi good fruit part of ihe money may remain on mo igage. IL Is one of the most desirable 'ocaiIuns in the vicinity of that enlerprising manufacturing Village. lying di- rrctly upon lhat beautiful sheet of waller, known as the Long Pond. famous for fishing. and the great source M the water privileges which move lhe mighty machinery. whi .h brings SD much wealth into the place. An enierprsing man need gono farther even for mineral wealth. as it IS supposed there ia valuable ore in the hills. which is al least Copper. Possession given ,on.
 PARMELTA r MINER
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-29
FREDRICK KELLOGG. Judge.

At a Court of Probate. holden nt Ply mouth
 within and for the District of Plyr,ou,,
 on the l0,h day of April A. D 1852,
 Present, AMMI GIppING@ Esq. Judge
 \ TPON the petiliun of Titus H. Darfow O of Plymouth In the Coun,y of Litch. 6,.ld showing to this Court that he is the Guardian of Calvin D. Beach. Celia A. Bs,ach. ant Julns G. Beach, of Plymouth. within said District Minors. ,ha, said Nli- nors are the owners of Real Estate situate ed in sad Plym"ull, near ihe center. viz 4 crria,n undivided iit.rest in the home- steal Of the Ine Lyman Beach, deceased which is brunled North on George z Smith, Eass on highway, South on Andrew 5. timwkins, and West On Juseph Shelton containing on+ acre ard third. more O., less. valued at about two hundred dollars. That it Wuald be for ibe benefit nf said niuors to have their said interest in said real estate sold. and the ayaiis thereof in. vested and applied as by tho Statute is provided, and praying for liberty 10 sell sail property, for the purposes aforesaid as per reluion on file.
 Ordered. that said application he hearj and determined at the Probate office. il Plymon,d. on the 18th day of June. uext | mt 10 o'clDck forenoo1, and that noiica thereof be published in soms public n@ ws paper printed in Lii.i,feld, in iiia Cnunt, | If Liich6eli, three weeks succsssisely. a least six weeks befnre said time assigned. AMMr GfDDfscs. Judge,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-29
NOTICE.

TN pursuance of nn order of the Cour \ Probate for the District of Cornwall authorizing and empowering me 10 cell as Conse,vator of Samuel Griffin. and Dur sIlla Griffin, If said Cornwall, and in con Cnrmiry with the law ", oncerning lliots, Lunatics, aud SpendthrIfIs." tue following described Real Estate situated in said Cornwall, viz: about sixty acres of land with dwelling house and other buildings thereon. being the same farm lately occu> pied by sald Grffins. and bounded westerly on Jones's hand, ens,erly on Scoville and Rexiord, and southerly on Cooks land, and no'herly on Highway .and Sarah Hoadley's hand In conformity with snid order will sell Ihe abnys described Real Estate at public Auction (unless previously disposed of al private sale on the lst Monday of May mex,. ai oAe e'clock. P. N. Sale to be made an .he premises.
 R SISTER 3. HOPKINS. C0nsertvator
 Cornwall, A pril, lOl1. 1 >52.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-29
BALDWKN'S GMP ROVED CHAIN PU UMPS.

THE Subscriber cvntnu-s to manufacture their justly celebrated Pump. wholesale aud ge,ail. Psdl.rs supplied in any quantity, with tne bestot stock, consisting "f pumps, wheels, .eaim, tuor, SSc., everything tor a pump. All orders for pump castings. chain og,ube fll- ed al the shuitest notice and sent to any paSI of the United states At cheapest iates.
 Als", the best assortment uf Stoves to b. .,rund, consisting of the best air tight cnol aad parIor stoves. with every variety of pipe .ad cooking furniture to make stove com. plete Box aud Shop 8'ovcs.
 Also Furnace castings ni every description. rus,sring of W.ler heels, oyer shet and piicE aack Mill gearing great variety. hfachinr' ry, taslings ofevrry kind, Chilled Sleigh and Cutter Shoes made any length ,e suit. Plough Castings, Sc. All orders for casting pvompt. iy filled. Furnace al all times in operation.
 H. BALDWIN
 w ashington, Conn.,.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-29

At Court of Prubale heli ai tlie Probate
 office in Washington. in the District of
 Washingon. on the 2jih day oi April,
 A. D. 1859
 Present. D. B. Bs1xsMApE. Judge. TPON the applications 1f Burr Camp U and Fanny Camp, Oi said Dist rict. showing to th,s Court ,i'at they are tho Guardials 10 Joseph S Camp and Will nm Floyd Camp. Minors b-long,ng 10 said dis trict. and that said Minors are the owners ol the following real estate via, one piece of land beginniPg al the Northeast corner of said IaHh, ihence running southerly and westerly by the Keith meadow, to the sOulh-west corner of said mrnduw, thence sOuihwradly by Ge"rge $ COgswell's hand to the highway. then nOrthwesteriy by said high way tO the place of beginning. 2. containing seventeen and aIfncres, more or less-b0unded north on Burr Camps land, west on Warren Turnpike, south on land Uf Furn"ce company. and east on Abisl Lemmons lanh --alsO, ono other l other piec> known as the mount Hope land. containing twenty 6se acres one halI and four rods, of land. more ar less, bound. ded north on Charles Whi,ilesey's land and highway, east in V'art on Burr Camps land, and in part on Charles Wrght's land seuih On Charles COgswell's land, and i W estsrly, on Charles Whitilosey's land Also oae other piece being part of ihs 1 Coesweh land, and known as the Keith meadow. containing two acres and on. half of land moro or less bounded north on highway. east and south on 'he 6rs described piece, and west by George 5 Cogswelps land, valued nt about Eigh Hundred dollars, and showing just and rea,onahle cause for sellino said real estate praying for an order. and hat they or som' other meet person be empowered. te sel the same. as per application on file. datet the 26th day of April 1852, more fully ap pears.
 Ordered. That inc foregoing application be heard vt the Probate OfIics in Washing ton on the 2d day of July 1852. nt 10 oscFI forenoon and that notice lh.AIeOf be pub i lisIled in somr public newsps per near tn. place where such real esfate lies. tare weeks successivrly. at least six weeks De fore said time HssignOd.
 A true copy Of Record.
 ] Attsse. D, B. BaIHsMADE, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-29

ELECTION Arrangement foi the exception ot Governor Seymour ln slais city. on Tuesday. the 4,h of May. ase progressing with spirit. A general Invitation is ext ended to the Military and Bremen thr"ughout the State. and the young men of alllhe n-ighboting towns, (wilh,ul distinction of party,) who des'r' to associate themselves for the occasion, and jnin the p'ecrssinn on horseback 1; and it is expected that the fine body oi carmen in lh,s city will be out in ther waite frncks. 10 swell the cavalcade. Tine reception will probably take place at the foot "f Grand street. but of this we are nut officially informed. The pro- gramme will be published in the cny papers. as saon as t..e details a'e pe,fec ted.-New Have. Register.
 vJohn Grayson. son of sx>GorernoT G.ly>,a. disappeared from Baltimore some time since. His brother traced him 10 Charleston. but beyond that point no trace of him can be found.
 GREAT FREsHET.- Whole Village s'otpI ow1y L. The Virginia papers are titled with accounts of the ravages of the late unprecedented freshet. The towns ol N burlington, Fairmount. Riverville. and Newport, were inundated. and many houses were swept off. More than 4( houses were counted as they foated by Fairm ,unt. Every house in the village of Warrington. with single exception was swept away.
 { The ship Samuel Lawrence has arrived { at New Orleans, with 607 steerage passen gers, amongst whom the small Pox wal prevalent, Thirteen had died on th' passase, e~
 D The Senate has passed bi which allows California to retain he present representation in Congress. ant; a new apport ionment shall be made, ant increases the whole number of Repre- sentatlyes to two hundred and shirt } four: South Carolina being all owed a extra member. on account ot her yer large fractina' surplus.
 k s, HJames Crow is dead, and wi thsrefore no more wheel about q" turnSbout.' He was boss carpen ter atiiAe Bowery Theater, and kuI first ICheated and then killed hin
 TDh. other famous parsonage, Dal Tacxer, was recently killed by a 10 comotive on western railroad. hay ing o1stinateIy refused to 'get out Q the w,y.' in spite fthe frequent an entreaties addressed to him.- Mid
 dletown News. v~1 aa
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-29
MARRIED. An New Britain: 22i ,nst. Henry Tolles to Ellen NJ Ford ot Cornwall.
DIED.

In this town, lSlh luls. Mir Zerah Tharp Hgeu 7U.
 Iu Warren, 10th inst, EpI,raim Fisher, aged iU9. Ns was boru In liie alns house aud tad always beeH supported by tue town.
 1n New York, April 26. Charles Dem. '"g' Esq., formerly of this village.
 lu Philadelphia, 23i inst, ton. Johr Sergeant, aged eO-iOrinsriy n member 0 ,.Ongrrss, a"d ia lS32 ile " $ ihe candid atn fur Vice President uf the United Sialei on Ills licA.l win Henry Clay.
 In Albany. g l in.t, Gen. Solomon Var Reusselaer an officer ln the war Uf 1872 cad for niany years Pos rnastei al Albany
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-29
Architecture.

O. & A. JORDAN ARCHITECTS.
 2l6 Main Street. Hargord. Conn. nFFER IlIeir services to gentlemen a. " bout to build. to committees of Public Buildings. Churches. School Houses, &c.
 Hans for all kinds and styles sf dwell ing houses. 6sc, actually built and in pro. gress, can at all times be seen al their of. fee and as it is more economical and saves much after disappointment to have plans and specifications we'll maturcd be. fore commencing. it must be desirable for those about to build to secure the services of experienced Architects.
 They also undertake the inspection of works during the progress as we'll ns fur. 'iSh designs for every style of in'erior de- c"Iati"n. fre~cO painting, monuments. tab let's &c. Charges always moderate.
 Jan. %, 1852. 27
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-29
Legislative RevOris.

The Pro P'ieIo's of the Daily Morn ing Journal & Courier have nude ar arrangements to give fall. accurate and in, partial Reports of the Legislative Pro ceedings from day 10 day furnished by | competent and experienced reporter.
 Terms, ,-Seven,y-6v cents for the entire session. or one dollar if continued through the publication of the laws Passed. Payable ia advanes.
 The Publishers of the Nsw Raven Daily PaII0diG"s offer their paper dur ing the next session of the Legislature on the same terms as heretofore, namely ss0enty fUs eents for ths session. or one dotLar if continued after the session so US 10 include the Laws.
 Phe PALLADIUM will contain faithfu' reports of the proceedings of the Legis. Iature. and it being evening paper. will embrace during most of the time, the proceedings of the day on which it is published.
 The Daily Register, which will contain accurate reports of the proceedings of the Legislature. will be furnished to sub. scribc's by mail. through :he session for 75 cents.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-29

Al Court of Probate held at New nil
 fo"d, tn and for the district Of New
 Milford, on the 29th day of March,
 1852.
 Pr-seRt. DAVID C. SANFORD. Judge. TPON the application of Cornelius E. U Baldwin of New Milford in saId dis. trict, and of John V. Corwin ot New York in 'he State of New York, showing to this court, that the said Baldwin is the Gunrd nn of Albert Il. Marsh. of said ely oi New York, minor, and the said Corwin, the Guar ian of wary E. Corwin of said city, Il minor-lhat the said minors are the owaevs each. of 0Re undivided fourteenth part nf the following real estate. situated in said New Milford: which desoende to rhsm from theIs grandfather. Eliha Marsh, 2d, drceaSed. aud which iS owned by them HS tenants in culnInnn with each other. aud with the other heirs of said deceased, or their assigns. viz. part Of the Mta home stead of tl,a said Elihu NJ ,rsh. 2i. deceased beginning at the northeast corner Of the large barn by the turnpike and running tlIetice > 78 E 80 links. s z6l g F. 274 links, s s I-2 E 266 links. S43 k 272 links | N 70 E 355 Ifuks s. l51.2 El455 links. $ 70 W sII iit,lss S7l W 35O links. N g w o70 iInkS. N 70 E $40 links. N 27 B. W lO68 Gnks, 5 S7 l>3E 352 Inks, W W2S7 links 10 first station. including tue mall barn and siabling. and the prvrlege Of thresl,ins on Ille a '0r in the large burn and ,he privilege of using the ( az, end of the bapn over the stahlIng for ah purpUsrs.
 Also ihe old part ot the house. and the cellar under the same-with the south bed rOUlR in the new parI, and two chambers | OveE the Same-(n0I including the ball room. and inc Hnrse-she6. on the oppDsire 6 side of the Turnpike. north nf the house.
 Aisn ihe south east pasture. lot in the SeeIy and TreadwslI land. containing two acres enc quarter and fifteen rods.
 Also the unrrh part of the Noble msad> Ow and orchard containing four acres three quarlers and seventeen rods. and also four | acres one quarter aud two rods of wood lanl. being tic south end of tho na0untai' wool lot The whole. being property y which was set ou: to lha willow ot said ds eased as her dover in hts estate--va. .ued Il, about fifteen hundred dollars. ADd far ,hsr showing that said property is unprc' ductiye-,hat il will bo fer the interest nl said minors to have tiie said estate sold and the procee .s disposed of as the law directs-and that there is just and reason able cause for selling the same, and pray ing this court to ordOr the saIc thereof pursuant to the statute in such case provi ded. As by said application on Ale, dated the 29,h day of March, 1852. more faiIy appears
 Ordered. That said application he heard nnd determined. at the Probate 0ffics ir
 New Milford on the l4lh day of June. 1852. at 8 o'clock in lhe forenoon, and .ha norice thereof be published in some public Newspaper aear lIIe place whore said re"
 es,ate lies, three weeks Aucc-ssively. n ieast six weeks bef"re said time assigned.
 A true copy of Record.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-29

Julia E Stoagitsa. 0x&r.
 o' the children of Andrew 4 Petition {, Stongh ton. decsased, sell lands. Vs
 Julio s Tres and Riley Lves In the Pro. ner hi'sbhnd, Caihatine Slough ( bale Court 0 i0ts Elias C Stoughlun. Ge"rge CnInmbIena ' StOnghIt.n. IIa H Slouglton J c. uniy, anf Ius',n O SrUHghton. heirs aI Slalepf ohll Jaw of AudTew SiouEiRon, laie
 of Litcbaeld county and SlutS -gf COnneetirut. deceassG
 No ice is hereby-EiNs4 10, tach end .i, If tne abyven6med detendsnis; aIl of whom re- s'te ig the State Vf Conaeciicsf,, :, thai on ,h, g5sh dev of March, A, D 1884. the petilioner 'SuiTa E Siought0n, as CuardiGh of the above named Elias C, Steughion, George A., Stoueb, ton, Ira II. Stoughfon, and Justin o. ST ugh. tonN filed in the Probate Court df Calumbiana Cruniy. and State OI Ohio, hes petition for leave and aaih~riiy Co sc,l aud convey shr interests ofsaid Wards in the following frac, ~ ~ 'and In said C"'umhiana couaiy and State of Vnh'' 10 wh Being the south wes, ouarter of srctIon hummer twenty-iwo in toyvnshio nuxna osr fourteen in Range number three. contain. 'hg "he hundred and sixjy acres of land m,r,. ar tess. And that by an order of said cnur, in tn's canse said Petition is set for hearing on me nrSt hfnhday of June, \. D., 1852 or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard A, which ,i'ns and place said d .fendan,s may aos pear, 1T they see proper. and resist said petition by answer "f GuartlIa ns ad Item or ofherwise.
 JULIA F. STOUGHroN, Guar ,ian.
 By her Atty. J. E. VANCE.
 Dated March 26. I6so
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-29
PINE LU MRER
Boarding School. Dy D. HAVE. .A. B,

The summr: term will open Aprll lAth and continue iuHIteen weeks
 TERMS, $lQ per term for the common English Sran- ches nciuding Vocal Music SIS, for the higher English and the Langn. ages,
 Lessons will be given by an experienced teacher in Music. French, Drawing, and Printing, upon reasonable terms. The attention of parents is res1ecif:lly 90. licied to the tacilities Tor intellectual, social and moral improvement which this ns.i,u,icr affords to their suns and daughters.
 D, HlNE, A B. Principal, Warren. Litch6eld Go, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-29
pis,ric, of Litch iisld, ss.

Prohate Court. April S.h, 1852,
 HESITATE oe Andrew Merton. ot Gaehe1 EA in said district. an assigning dsbsoes under the statue, fOr the 6eneAt os = creditors. Rursnant to asl order from uie Court of Probate fir said District. VIII os .old a, phhlic Auction 70 the highest bid der on the 26,h day of April \. D., IS59. at 10 o.ciock in the f,rsaoon( (unless previously
 iispossd nf at private sals.l als the rsgns rills and inteaes,, of the said Andrew ncr
 on in and to the farm lately occupied oa .,im. con,aining Two Hundssd acres ..
 .nd. with tha buildings thereon ssRndlnes
 i.mp,ion. the same heing incuipbant Mitll mortgages of about Four Thensahd Dolbass
 Sale to take place on the psenisss tn eaid Goshen. Terms mada kasMu q the tims sale.
 !.ssra '; | IsAs.osP' A..,geess.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-29

At a Court of Probate holden ut Cornwall, within and for the District of Cornwall, on the s3l day of April. A. D.. 1852.
 Present. FaEDEsIcK KELLOGG, Judge.
 On motion Oi John A Wadha,ns. Admin. is'rntor ea tha eslnle of Dorcas Blake. late of Cornwall within said district deccased l: This Court doth decree that six mouths from this dalo be allowed aud lAuiied fur the creditors of said estate i0 exhi ,it their claims against the same to said AdmInis- trafor; and directs that pubic notice be given oflhis order by advertising in news> paper pIbiIehed in Liichfeld. and by post tug copy thereof On the public sign post ia sai1 town f Cornwall. nearest the place where the deceased lnst Jwslf.
 Certified from Re ord
 FREURICK KELLOGG. Indsa.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-29
Mitline

MISS Bradlay invites tho attention of 1VA .l,e Ladies 10 great variety of low prIced Straw Hats. AisO siirrod Silk and Lace Nais "f fhe Iniest patterns.
 Also Rihb"ns. FIowers, Caps, Collars. mii's. cOmbs. eJgings. inseriiags.
 Lisls thread, silk, kij and cotton Gloves Mnntiilas, craps and love Veils. Hats and cOlIars for mourning dcc &c.
 Prices wlII be a,ads satisfactory t0 GUS. toners
 D'Par,isular attention paid to bleaching Straw Hats.
 Llchfall April 27.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-29
ChiltagOng Fowls and Eggs.

FOR Sale b, ihe subscriber, a fine lot If A Cnnt'suug Fowls, which can be de- pe"drd np'n as pure breed. Eggs from the above nens cnn be had at two dolInrs per doz@n White Cochin Hen's Eggs. three dollars per dozen.
 These Fowls and Eggs can be obtained by addressing " White. c"rner of Stlelon and Governor street, Hartford, tonn.
 J " WHITE. April z, 1859
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-29
DY ZINC.

{" JACKSON hereby gives notice that 1ls he continues to DYE Over, Conts, Pants. Coats, Stockings. Ladies Dresses, Shawls. &c., at his residence. one quarter "f n mile west of the Court House, in L'tch field.
 T All orders thankfully received and promptly attended to.
 Lilchlield, September l 1851 .7
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-29
LINSEED OIL.

THE subscriber takes this opportunity te ! Infvm his friends and the public gene ratiy. that he has purchased of MT P. s. BSs6c he OiL MILL al Bantam Falls. where ne is manufacturing Linsced O'i, a pure arti. cle and has for sale in large and small quan- li,ies. Also Oil Cake:
 ". P. KILBoURN.
 March sth. 1852.