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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-28
: PAPER WAREHOUSE. a4
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. Iar#-a 10 WHOLESALE 'DRALERsiN JHAif] q.
Paper, Cards, Card Boards, Ink,
BLEACHING rowprRs, IELrINa, WIRE CLOTH, &c.
-E.--4 Pearl Street, Cincinnati o..


rE.--a ID Pearl Street, Cincinnati, O..
I'MoNC theIr stock may be found WRITING, AND
N BLANK BOOK PAPER, the lnrgest assortment In
the West, ofevery description s- 4 a-I-
Printing Paper, all sizes. Eng & Amer. Tissue Paper
Cold Medium & D'blc. Med. Blothng -.--af &c,
Ass'd Filtering " Z"
Envelope Druggist ''
Plate and LithoPraph. Marble
Manila, genuine ,1l Glazed and Gilt g-Ha
Hardware Paper. Cnp1 GlGth .ibas a
Match BOX lF.F g.s Roofing Paper, prepared and
shoe :. :. Tw55SPRng Paper al ~ sizes e.
Envelopes ofevery description, &c. &c.
BOARDS. -a t7"
Perforated Binders, Bonnet Press and Straw Boards
Also. Agent for Lightbodys SUPERIOR PRINTlNo INK,
hook, AND CoLoRED INK, &c. ..---ri
Cards, and Card ROnrds. ..
ExrRA PrARL FACED CARDS.
-t r.t , RNTRA PEoPLE's
-- --a PRINTERS
.... PORCELAIN
SATIN SURFACED CARD BoARpS. ue s. rfft
IVoRY 40
pRISTERs' .
4s SATIN ExANELEp t ln,- ra.t
PORCELAIN aIs I
The above Cards and Card Boards, are
uresy for ourselves most beautiful surface and
finish; they peel in working, and are aHordet at
lower rate than any Cards heretofore offered IN TINS mar
et and as low as they he purchased In the Fast
DealeTg and consumers in Paper and Cards are res
pecCy invited TO examine our Stock An our goods aIs
received direct manufacturers which enables us e
sell II hot lbcr, than any other
~ Paper made TO order. t. So i9i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-28

sT,r4r,is not i descendant Of any Of our atst
alas afHssat fnen, ft6tm W dshingt down
stsfd possessing talent OF genus worthy q pets
MAannoE.-Two mods enaa Eve dollar pIaysg
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-28

- = steubenville yRhTtS Lead 7Is3g ia
w yie White Lead warranted equal, II superior
1sKRELS & CALDWELL,
.,....r,.., 49,, es,.f. Agents for Manufacturer
t... s,5T PARTY, DRBSSES2ls ls ~ blos II
ID IBBoN striped Brocade, and twisted sk Grena
less than New York prices Light eolored Glae9 silks
always sale; cheaper than yon buy them clio
where-selllngo OF TO qht-call at
ssaif r5i Rare Chanoe.a ais1s . 10
I00 PS handsome printed De LINES at iola16fo 2SGi
IJO yard. A decided bargain, just received By II
oct30 w d M0TTE, 1852 Market 1t.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-06

At Court of Probate held at New Nj
fo"d, in and for the district of New
MtDrds On the 29th day Of Marcel
1852.
Present. DAVID e. SANFORD. Judge.
1T n.AA: IT. ,,.li"aiiun of Cornelius B
~ Baldwin Ut New MIIlOru n, ...,a H., :,
lIict, and Of John V. Corwin OF New Yor
in The State of New York, shelving to tin
coun, thai the said Baldwin is the Guard
an of Albert II. Marh, of said city o. Ne,
York, minor. and the snid Corwin, III.
Guardian of wary L. Corwin Of said CIT,
a minor--lhat the said minors are Ill
owners each. "f oOe undivided fourteent
part of the following real estate, situate
IN said Nav Milford: which descended
them from their grandfather. Elihu Marsl
"a, deceased, and which is owned by lheI
ne tenants in common with each Other
and with the other heirs Of said deceased
"r their assigns, viz. part of the late HON
sfead Ofths said Elihu Marsh. ID. deceasr
beginning at the' northeast corner OF tn
large barn by the Turnpike. and runnin
thence S76 e 30 links. S 1919 E 81.
inks, S S l.2 E 266 links. SAB E 272 link,
N 70 E 355 links. S 1912 El452 link,
) 10 W 84l links. n W $50 links, No
w $40 links. N TOE $40 links, N II N
W 1865 links, S ~ l>2E $50 links, "
. 2S7 links 10 FIRST station, including tn
mail barn and siabling. and the priveleg,
OF threshing on the floor in the large bar,
and the privilege of using the east end OF
the barn over the stahling for all purposes
Also the old part of The house. and tn.
cellar under the same--with the south bed
room, in the naw part, and two chamber,
over the same-(nDt including the ball ,
room. and the H"rse-shst. on the opposite
side ok the Turnpike. north of the house.
Also the south east pasture lot in tn.
Seely and 'rreadwsll hand. containing tw,
acres ene quarter and fifteen rods.
Alsothe north part OF the Noble mead>
Ow and orchard containing four acres three
Quarters and seventeen rods. and also fou,
acres one quarter and Two rods of wO0t
idnl. being the south end Of the mountai
wool lot The whole. being property
which was act out to the widow 1T snici DE-
eased az her dover in his estnte--va. upa
u, about fifteen hundred dollars. And fur
Their showing that SAID property is unpro,
ductiye--,hat IL will be- for the interest al
said minors 10 have the said estate sole
and the prncea disposed of MS the Inv
,lirects--nnd that there is Just and reason
able cause for selling the same, and pray
,ng this court to order the sale thereof
pursuant TO the s,aluie in such case provi
led. Az by said application on fila. dntet
the 29lh day of March, 1852. more full,
appears
Ordered. That said application he hear
and determined. ut the Probate Office i
New Milford on the l4,h day of June
1852. at Sn'clnck 10 the forenoon, and lha
notice thereof he Published in some publ
Newspaper aear the place where said res
estate lies. three weeks successfully ,
least six weeks before said time assigned.
A truc copy of Record.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-06

Petition 70
cell lands.

.yaIia II StoMghtOn, GWar-
at the children Of Andrew Petition to
Sioughl0n. deceased, cell lands.
Vs J.
Julia 8 ices and Riley Lvss 4 In the Pro.
her husband, Caihsrine sIOugh bate Court OF
tot, Elias Stoughton, George C"iumn'sna
A SlOughiGn, liza n SlnughtOn. } c. uhiy. an"
Justin o StOughtnn. heirs 81 a'e0i SniO
Jaw Of Andrew St0ughtOn. laIe
"t Liich6eld count! and State
OF Connecticut. deceased.
M zee 10 hereby given TO each and SII Of
the abnVe named defendants: all al. whem re-
side in The state If C0naecIIrut, thai on, III >
2f'h day of March. A. ID 1882, The petitioner
Julia T.. St"ugnton. as GUARDIAN "fibs ab"vr
named Elias G.. SIoug hion, George A, Slough
ton, Ira n. Stnughtnn, aud. Justine. st ugh
ION, filed in the Probate Court IF CaIumblana
C univ. and State al Ohio, hes petition fpi
leave and uIhrrity to sell and convey the
interests If said Wards in the following tract
Of land in said Columhiana county aud State u!
Ohio, To wit Being the souh west quarter OF
section NUMBER twenty-five in township num-
Der fourteen in Range number three, cOniain-
ing one hundred and six,v acres of land, mnrr
ar less. And that by an order If said cnuTl in
this cause said Petition t. set Tor hearing on
The first Matdav Of June, \. D.. 1852. or as
soon thereafter az counsel can be heard, al
which 'Itns and place said defendants NAV ap.
near, IL they ace proper. an6 resist said petition
by answer IF Guardians ad item or otherwise.
JULIA f STOUGHFON. Guar ian.
~ her Atty. J. f. VANCE.
Dated March 26. 1882
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-06
IMEADLNG: 0IN1.NENT


T.N0R the cure Of Saltrheum. e. reslPeias
T. Chilblains, Chapred OF Cracked HahOs
Burns ard Scalds, GUS, Wounds "i any. S'""
Ola So,es. iii k,nds Of breaking out aud Sure
on ehIlduen, Sos Sips, Rimpies on tue lA"e
and all diseases of the skin.
: ~. Far particulars. see small bills &C Sem-
wanying each Box.
To convince the public that this, Ointment
l. no hamSpg; and that IL will d"what the re
Pommsndaiinn says, invite any one troubled
Riththe above complaints to Gallon my Agents
and take a Box and Try it, if;iI does not effect
sacuRr. rasnsn,it within thirty days, and take
Oask ToUr money.
NJ RT can give hundreds OF certificates
where this. Ointment has almost wrought mn-
acles ia,fl1e way Of cures, but thlnk ttoi no
nee. AZ i, will recommend itself wherever 1t 10
Nsed, Preparedand sold by
MONROE TERRELL, Naugatuck, c.
~. All Orders directedtpthe above address
will be thankfully received.and promptly at
trndsd ~. Sold also by tiie,prlncipal Drug
gists aaa. Country Merchants generally. Price
S&cenis.
WaLE.AIr DEpoT.-A B g. D Sands, No.
Fulton street, New York
A.sents-Litchfiald, A C Smith. s. Farms
Win. g, Smedley. Plymouth, Seth h"mas,Jr
and rho mas Scntt, Camps Mills. L. Hall
W,lco,iviile. Charles MaNiel, Wins'ed, J. C.
Aiies and s Kline, Jr; Norfolk, Lawrence 4
Sfearns. Eas Canaan. Pierce g. Adam, San
can Humphrey, Salisbury. M L Graham
c.. Eakeviile, r. s. i.u.nphrey, Falls Village
Brldh.n e. Miner. West Cornwall, Pratt 4
Foster, Cornwall Bridge, Harrison & Gno.ise''
Bethlem. P. L. Skdmo.e i, oodhury, p
Alien &Co. 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-06

THE subscribers have just rrturnedfrom
New York with large stock of Roots
and Shoes, bought All time of great press.
ure 10 the money market. Consequently will
be sold al greatly reduced prices.
We think any one may fl themselves ot
any thing in our line Of Trade, from the
small fancy Cack TO The large thick Boat
from the small Rnhber Boot to the large
Over Shoe, al unprecedented Low PRICES.
Morocco. Innings, BINDINGS. sole Leah
err and Findings. for sale as usual
MEAFOY g. TROW BRIDGE,
Filsi Door West Of the Court House.
Litchfirld, Oct. 14Ih, 1851. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-06
District Of LitehSeld. IS.

Probate Court. April Bib, 1852. )
HESITATE Of Andrew Norton, OF Goshen
- 10 said district. an assigning d4blo.
Nnder the statue, fOr the benefit of HI,
GEr.lifors. Pursuant TO an order from III.
a'ours Of Probate CIR said District, will b.
aid 81 Dhlllic Auction, TO the hiph+st bid
aeron the Goth day Of April A. D., 1859, a
ID O'Clock inihe Eorenoon( unless prey lousl,
dispnsed Ut at private saie.) all the RICH
villa and infeaesi. Of the said Andrew Nh
I'm Ia and 10 The farm lately occupied b
bin. containing Two Hundred acres G
pnd. with the bnildings thereon standing
aa'd right and title being m equity Of re
.lempsion, she same being Incumbent uifl
wsovsgagas Of about Faur Thousand Dollar
sSale % Jake place on the premises IN All,
Gsshsn. Terms made Lnown Al the i'm,
sale.
!osEfa :; eAYLoap. / ...,...
H0RAcB NeRT0E. Ass'gnses.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-06
]. J. BOOTH l. co.
DEALERS In

CHINA, Glass. Enrlhen and Britfnni"
" Ware L""king Glasses, Table Cutler,
Tea, T"ngs, Solar Lamps. Girandoles. W.
.es, Window Chrnice aud tlousekeepin.
Articles generally.
The subscribers solicit the attention Of
OBJ and New Housekeepsrs. to their large
stuck OF housekeeping articles jus, receive
for the FALL TRADE.
We ara prepared 10 exhibit as good II,
assortment ct almost every kind OF Good
usually kept 10 House furnishing Store
az eau be found in Hartford New Haven
or Bridgeport, and at prices full as low.
Waterbury. Ost. 22d, 1851. SR 2
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-06
Bounty Lands

A4IAUNJ
he m :n.hers OF Capt. Wan his COMPANY
IN the war Of 1912, ere each entitled 10
~ acres OF B"n1'y Land. am now receiving
warrants Tor those Of this Company who have
applied 10 me, notwithstanding The ouinion,
~ others 10 the contrary. | have The Pa,
N"'l OF Capt. Waugh's Company. and also Cd
apt. Charles Buel's Company, and am there.
lore prepared !" complete The application Of
any member vt either OF these COMPANIES. O,
'ne wia"w OF any member ON moments no.
zee, ny calling on me At nv office.
HENRY s. GRAVES,
l.i'chheld, NV. 4ih, 1851. "a
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-06
CONSUMPTION,
E WING.
A.GILBE

Hood Bleeding at he Langs, Pains ~ Ms Breast Side and
ca Cas; a Nys1r;' W. S's;qs rss' GA s sss
sfisng taeretfs.a, Cholera Infantums nc
" For Proof and PARTICULAR Of Cures, our
RampAlels and HaaSAils all eur Agents have them %
give away.
% Far sale wholesale and re- IsiI. Nv A
Smith, Litchheld. Crow 4 levitt. N. Hartfor
n 3 La,hror, Wolco,tyIre a. Miles 4 So
Cornwall Bridge, Pratt a Foster, w Cornwall,
Phillips 4 Rood and ]. G. Allen. Winsied. j. y
Warner. Roxbury. G. w. Whittlesey, N. Mil
ford, Mills 4 co. Norfolk, w. w. Calkins,
N.Cans an, c. r. Peck, Ellsworth. c. L Prinfls.
sharon. Warren b Newton. Watertesvn e, Bah.
Preston. T. Scott, Plymouth. Doolittle & Cs.
Hitchcoct-vile, Thempson h Allen. Woodbury.
Be'acr : Miner, Falls villa e. aud by Msf.
st,:..s and Druggists in nearly every iowma
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-06
BALDWEN'S
IMPROVED CHAIM
PUMPS,

THE Subscriber CONTINUES 10 manufacture
their justly celebrated Pump. wholesale and
retail. Pedlars supplied in any quantity, with
ia. beslof stock, consisting of pumps, wheels,
.nain, tube, &C., everything for pump. ALI
orders for pump castings, chain ortube hII-'
ed al the shortest notice and sent to any part
of the United States at cheapest Iaies.
Also. the best assortment of Stoves 10 be
sound, consisting Of the best air tight c"ok
and parlor steves. with every variety Of pipe
and cooking furniture to make stove COM
plete. Box and Shop stoves.
Also Furnace castings nj every description.
cos,sr,ng OF Water wheels, oyer shot and pitch
back; Mill gearing great variety. Machine.
nv, castings of every kind, Chilled Sleigh and
Gutter Shoes made any lengthio suit. PlQug
Castings, sc. All orders for casting prompE
" filed. Furnace at all times in cperatieh.
H. BALDWIN. !
Waahinmf oN Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-06
NEW GOODS.
=. ID. MIC NTEI.

HAS JUS received well selected assofr;
n ment Of SpRINe Goops. to which
would invite the attention Of pnrcbaaee1rSsn
from this and the nhighb0ring sowns'--
Terms Cash, and prices accordingly.
N. B. Most kinds Of produce tsk.n IN
sxcheags for goods ut cash prices.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-06
COnee 0e.6 Sec.

"HE subscriber gives notice that h
l. continues the BLACKSM1THINt
business in Worth street, near Darlington
Foundry. Ok Shooting aii"nded so-he ha
Wing fitted upa frame in good and conve'
Lien' place for that purpose. Horse Shoe
ing and other Blacksmith work done a.
usual. Cone AND SEE.
JON ATHAN F.. FULLER.
Li,chfielA, Dec. 9Th 1851. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-06

TABLR CUTLERY. $50 gsoceef Wade =
i RnsehersHpsfIor Table Gallery. J1sI re-
>slVsd BY HOLC0MB = Lyon.
@ WsteV street, Dps1gsrss&
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-06

WANTED--0ns Cser maker and ,w.
Bray makers, q the Carriage hu.
miasss nv che Afford Carriage MIG. Co.
a. ALvORD, Agent.
Al1n1axills. narsh Sc. 1859
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-06

III JACKSON hereby gives notice ,bs,
IL he continues to DYE Over Cents.
Pants. Coats, Stockings. Ladies' Dr.sses'
Shawis. &C., at his residence. one quarter
efa mile west Of the Court House, 10 Li.ch
field.
u All orders thankfully received and
promptly attended to.
Litchfield September I. 1881 ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-06

EA D0Z. hand. pannell, rim and hsrk
le1NtSaws. IT Ra,ehers. Spear 4 Jacks,n
HoLCOMB 4 LYON.
90 Water street, Bridgeport.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-06

FOR SALE 8 or 10 Tons best quality
Z Of Hay. Enquire Of
DIR. SAM'L BUEL.
Litehksld, Apr, lfth, 1854. .4IH
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-06
At a Caurt Of Probate holden al New VA
ford within and for The Distflct o! ~"
Milford, On the 29ah day Of April 1907.
Present, D. G SANFORD, Esq Judge.

Present, D. G SANFORD, Esq Judge.
TNM motion of the Administrator on tn"
OVassnle of Mrs, Mary tvBBELL. late OF
New, Milford, wishin said district deeeas-
"a This, Couri doth decree that six noolhs
Grou,, This, ,i;s.e be allowed and limilef Tor
the creditors Of said Estate their claims a.
Kainsl the same 10 said aAminis,rator.s d.
fects that public notice be giVen OF This Z"
der BY advenising in. a, newspaper publishes
in Li,chheld, and BY posting. copy theresf
IN the public sigr post in said town OF Ne"
Mafori. nearest the place whcre the deceas'
I'd last dwelt.
Certified frsm Record.
Attest. d. e. SANFORD. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-06
HOUSE FOR SALE.

- EHoR sale. we'll finished COZ
tD!H II vrnIeul Dwelling Hou>,
es containing Z rooms, situa,,
akzzssh shout one third OF a mile ca,
f0n me Court house with anV qnarIity .
land adjoining, FROM quarter nj an acre
{ .ur aud Ihrec.isBEIhs acr's. having sever
grated, bearing Npple trees thereon.
Also to he rented or sold, large two sio
we'll painted Dwelling House. wood.hor
aud Barh thereon, with the whole q, parr
six and half acres at land adjoining, siI.
.Ied at The s"ulh part of South stIe"t in a.
village S. p. EEERS
Lileh6eld, March 5h, 1852
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-06
sHgeasea. fos. UIee conn, 4s,,a

Daniel 3. Brinsmade, Washington.
payid Y. Sanford, Now Miltsrd,
Rnfns Fuller, Jr. Kent.
Eichard smith. Sharon,
frederick Kellogg Cornwall,
Joseph !. Gayhprl, Goshen.
Wm. 40 BafraII Canaan,
Donald ]. Warner, Salisbury,
! D, 6ssaii. . Norfolk.
Roger n. Mills. New Hartford.
George D. Wadhams, Tofrinetea.
Lewis Smith, Harwinion,
.lobn G. Amber. Beihlem,
geman w Cutler, WateYtowa,
John Abernsthy, Woodbury.,
David G. WhitIesy. New Preatons
Efiwin TallmAdes. Plvmonth.
'usanre D0F6rasi. Woodbury..
John Hhsdale, WiRafed.
Jahn NJ Hall, New Canaan.
Persons wishing 10 get their Buildings Insure
0sn apply to eitker efths Agsnss.orto the Sc:
j. q. BECKWITH. Preslder,.
JASON WHITING. SscEctry
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-06

A, a Court Of Probate holden at Salisbury
within and forihe District OF Salshnr,
on the 18th day Of april. a. D. 1852,
Present. JOHN @. MIrcHELL ESQ. Judge.
I'M motion Of the Executors ON the
~ Estate Of AsAHEL HuMpHREY. hie of
Salisbury, within said District, deceased !;
This Court doth decree that Six monshe
from this date, be allowed and linn ted for
the creditors of said estate to exhibii their
claims against the same TO the said Execn-
tor. and directs that public no ice be- given
Ofthis order. BY advertising 10 a newspaper
published 10 Litth6eld. and BY posting a
copy ,hareof on the public sign post in said
town ofSalishnEy. nearest the place where
the deceased laat dwelf.
Certified from Record.
.JozN @. METcHEEL, JUDSE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-06

ship, about one mile south of The village {,
Norrhfpld. Said farm has on il a good ,v
story dwelling hon<e. and three barns. and
well walered and w"ndrd. Enquire on Il
premises. or If Sherman Woodward Esq,
Liirh6rld
Pl,mnnih. March &. 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-06
WANTED.

WANTED.
A Smart. active. intelligent, boy. about
- Is years old, who can bring good
'scornf and atoms rs tn character and in =.
imstry to learn the Cabinet Makers trade
10 such one rare opportunity 10 learn
Sa,d trade, 10 now offered Ivy the subscriber
Who may be addressed in person. or by
letter. ut his residence in Woodb ury
Conn.
JAMES H. LINSIEY.
Woodbury.. April IL 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-06
SAVE EOUR MONEY
Charles 2. Freeman q Co.
(Lats Frseman. Rodqes. 8 o.

S@@a ~ Hs EBD8WEm q ~
(Lats FREEMAN. Hodge,. & C6.A
IMPORTERS and JOBBERS.
IA Broadway, New York.
HAVE now on hand, and will BE- reseiv-
= ing daily through the season. New
Goods, direct from the European unanufae-
IUre -, aud cash Auctions. rich, fashionable
fancy Silk Millinery Goods. Our stock o
k'ch BIbbuns. comprises every variety o
III" latest and most beautiful designs inn
ported.
Many 1T our goods are manufactured Ok.
pre$Sly TO our order. from our own designs
and patterns, ana stand unrivalIed. We
offer OurgOOdsfor nett Cash, n, lower prices
than any credit House in America can
afford,
All purchasers will find it greatly TO their
'ntereStio reserve q portion Of their money
and make selections from our great variety
Of rich cheap goods.
/ Ribbons, rich for ROnnets, Caps, Ssshe
and Belts,
Bonnet Silks, Salins, Grapes. Lisses and
TarletOns.
Embroideries, Collar, Chemisetts, Capes
/ Bcrtllas.
Habits, Sleeves, Cuffs, Edgings, and Tn.
Aertinge.
/ Embroidered REVERE, Lace, and Hem
stitch Cambria Mdkfs.
Bonds, Illusions, and Embroidered Laces
for Caps.
Embroidered Laces for Shawls, Man,iIlas
and Wells.
H"ui. on, Meehlen, Valencienes, and
Brussels Laces.
English and Wove Thread, Smyrna Lisle
Thread: and Cotton Eaces
KID, LisIe Thread, Silk, and Sewing Silk
Gloves aud Mitts.
French aud American Artificial Flowe re
French Lace, English, American and
Italian
Straw Bonnets and Trimmings.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-06
LlNSEEtp OIL

LlNSEEU OIL.
'INHE subscriber takes this approximately TO
inform his friends and The pablo gene
ra'iy. mat he has purchased Of MIR p. y.
0etoe the OIL MILL al Bantam Falls. where
ne Is manufacturing LInsced OIL. a pure ar,.
Titles. Also Oil Cake:
March Sth 1880
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-06
IlpGM,Fl!Gl,lD

MtaAssak Efea fnsmrnncA COMNaMYs
"ENilS Company has been IN operation
n eighteen ,yesrsenoins July 7ih, 1851, and
has insured property to the amour: o.
The whole amount Of each premi.
I'm paid into the Treasury during the
ome.is 1850 81
I0ln.erest reesivedlon loans, l.246 %
1885 81
The whole amt OF losses
~hiehhave been paid 10 ll,H5 81
To expenses paid to ACTS,
9iates, DC. S,2S4 Is--l4, $50 so
To cash in In nd OF Treasurer S2,'a14l
Adj to the above the charged premi-
ain, which can be collected il rsq'r'd. 1853 SO
Present capital OF funds of the Co. l770s 80
During the lime the compan has been in OPP
Araiion. there has not been any assessment made
q, the members of the Company, and fhe ex-
bsnss of!nsurng IN this Colnpa ny, we are con.
sdent, 10 hess than in any other Company-be-
4lg emily to 10 cen,son the 500 per annam for
eatached dwellings,.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-06
PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING
rES

hav. used one ui r ". Davis Self Adj
justing Churns, Manufactured by Mr.. r..
wing If this place during The past su'"I.rr
and have been better pleased with its prrfIr'
nance than any or her have used. W. are
pleased with the process of working and salt
ing the butter: >.re ,v,.N
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-06

Fer further information regarding these valuable Med
ines Pamphlet to be had Of the agents. where testimony
will be found, among which are
eters from ~ H 1s -"
HoN. MARSHALL r. WILDER, Boston, Macs
Hon JAMES {. CHJ1R Chilli. Portland Me
ENOCH PATTERSON, ESQ. Boston, Mass.
CAPT CHAS II. COLE, RndRe N. H.. late Of New
Bedford, Mass.
EPHRAiM MURDOCH. JR- ESQ.,. winchendon Mass
IRA RUSSELL. NJ D.. Winchendon, Mass.
n KINGSBuRY. NJ. d. Temple N. II.
Z. DARWIN ABEl.I.. NJ D., Rindge. N. H
GEO. JEWETT. NJ. D.. TempetoR, Mass.
Rev. A. W. BURNiAM Rindge, N. II.
Rev. RUFUS Triton. Peterboro. n. Fl.
CALEB s. CARTER ESQ., Portland. Me.
=, GEO. ". MCCLELLAN, ESQ, Deputy Collector. Custom
WILLIAM NICHOLS. ESQ., Townsend, Mass
For Sale, Wholesale and Retail. at
Principal Office, Scollay's Build
ing, fremont Row, BestoR.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-06

OASCes's OF the Company.
JOSIAH @. RECKWITH. President,
OLIHER GOODWIN. Ireasmu
JASON WHITING. Sscrstays.
Directors.
, g. BECKWITH, Ia s. LEWIS
llS0M WHITING y. c. WHlTrLESEY
OLIVER GOODWIN. David C. SANFOkL
o.. &. WOODRUFF, ] ROBBINS BATTELL
STEPHEN TROM BRIDGE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-06
FOR SALE OR RENT:

A AT very reasonable price, q,
T!:.M gond Grazing Farm, one mile
llsei south Of the enterprising Village
dh Of WIns,ed.> inci',ding aboue
sev-ni, live acres OF land. we'll divided into
meadows, pastures aud Wood]tand. with
variety oi good fruit part of the money may
remain OIL mortgage. II ~ one Of The most.
desirable locations in the vicinity Of that
enlrrp,i-n2 manufacturing Village. lying di-
rrctly upon that beautiful sheet OF wafer,
known as the Long Pond. famous for fishing,
and The great source IT the water privileges
which move the mighty machinery. which
bring. so much wealth into the place. An,
en'erprising man need Como further even for
mine, al wealth. az il is supposed there IL
valuable ore in the hills. which IL al least.
Copper. Possession given s,nB.
PARNELIA, e.. MINER.