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Mantles Mantlee T!

Fine Black Grenadine Maniles at SO ceu,a.
Extra fine Black do.a do. IS
Superb quality Blk Sewing Silk Manilcs $500.
Extra fine White Swiss Muslin -" LOO.
Superior White Grcnndine I" $50
Riches! French Emb'd White Lace 8. $50
The above Goods are of the best qualities
latest styles, and lowest prices. ~ i.
W. J. jacob: & SON,
22l King.st., opposite the Big Boot.
Mny 8, 1882. F-s fat-.. 2a-tf
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Just Received,
Dancing School.


MONS. BERGER respectfully informs
III the ladies' and gentlemen who prom
ised him their patronage last month, and
the public generally Of Sumtcrvile thar
he will take charge of Class in their viz
luge az soon rs sufficient number Of Pu
pills be- obtained. Mons. B., as is well
known, teahcs Dancing as it ought to he
taught. He will teach his pupils IN .what-
ever styles they may choose, SO that those
thinking themselves skltul enough in The
common dapclng will be taught the fine
or fancy Dances in (lady-lIke slye) which
are now-a-day quite indispensable in good
society. Mons. B. thinks any comments on
his abilities rs Teacher and Professor un-
necessary. y Subscription ls is now open
at this Office, aCd one will also he handed
round hy "a grnl'cm ',-,ot !hs place.
siay %, 1862 3l-3t
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MM&MAEA

VEHHE SUBSCRIBER, Respectfully re.
- turns, his sincere thanks, to his
friends, and the public for the liberal patron
age, extended 10 the firm of ANDREWS
g. ROACH and respectfully solicits a con-
tinuance ofthe same, 10 the firm of ROACH
g. BLACKWOOD, who will continue
selling goods at Charleston prices for cash
J. BELLlNGER ROACH.
Sumtervile, May 29th 1852. 32-lf
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The cholera is said to bc increasing
inIthe9vicinity Of Chicago. At Lasal-
4a sixty rail road hands and several re-
spectacle citizens have died.
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Great Excitement In Charleston.
AT DUNN e. DURYEA'S,
900 D-l

23s Bend OF King-S,reet.
WE Are now selling our Stock at re-
" markahlv low prices--Neat Linen
Coats as low as Is cents : Very neat Linen
and Marscillcs Vests at rs cents Black
dress Alpaccu Coats at So; Black dress
Pants So Linen Pants at from 81 to So,
very pretty patterns Black Clo,h Dress
and Frock Goats ut SO. Our Stock is
now thc most complete in the city, and
will bc snld at prices TO correspond with
the above, and with our reputation Of being
the cheapest and best Clothing Store in
the c,ty--thoSe in want are invited To give
ns a call.
June !. 1852. 32-tf
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Executors Notice.

/ have appointed Mr.. Samuel f. Wilson my
Agent TO settle up all the matters OF the Estate
OF Col. Stephen Lacostc, late OF this District.
ANNA +. LACOSrE.
All persons having demands against the Es.
tate of Stephen LacOste will present them duly
attasted. Those indebted will make Immediate
payment to 5. f. WILSON, Agent.
May 7th, 1851 % II
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Election of Music Teac' n

The Board OF Trustees OF tho bradford
Springs Female insiitute will elect un addition.
al Music Teacher on the last Monday in this
month. Applicants will please address tho
Principal at the Institute. Salary FIVE hun :.
dreu dollars and board
EDWIN CATER, Principal.
G:V Tri-wcekly Charleston Mercury will
copy two weeks and forward account.
February 2, 1852 l5-t
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Charleston Market.
COnsigsRces.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

HHOO2lnRld's German lSitaers.
This celehr- led medicine is one of the Very
best in the country, and its good qualities only
need to be known, to give it precedence over
NIL Others now in use. We have seen its good
! effects lntely, after the total faure Of many
;s,sss This is raying more than we can for
y. nstlicino within ourk. !stS''s s;ss. aan,.
'eSSE icel it n duty TO recommend the ~
ths notice OF our friends The genuine is pre-
pared by DR.. c. n. JACKSON. Philudcphn
My2.
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A nosher Scientific Wonder :

LIZ IMPORTANT TO DYsPEPTICs.
Dr. ]. S. Houghton's Pepsin, tho true Di-
Eeative Fluid, or Gastric Juice, prepared from
Rennet, or the Fourth Stomach Of the OK, fter
directions Of Baron Liebig, the great Phy.iolo-
glcaf Chemist, by J. S. Houghton, NJ. d., Philn-
dolphin. This is truly wonderful 70 m-,ly for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver Com
plaint, Constipation and Debiity, curing after
Natures Own Method, by Natures Own
Agent, the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets, contain
ing Scientific evidence Of iR value, furnished
by agents, grntia. Sec notice among the medical
advertisements. a-ly..
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Notice.

The Co.partnershlp heretofore existing
between the subscribers under the firm O
j. 7. Solomons, 81 Co, is this day dissolv.
ed by limitation and mutual consent. Al
persons indebted to said firm by note o
open account, will pleuse call and eettle,s
sitg Il. Il, SOLOMONS, q
ISL Il, II. ]. HAYNSWORTH,
"A. WHITE ia. -
Jan. 6, 1852 SeI-s IL III
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PERRY MOSES.

PERRY MOSES,
(At the old stand Of a. }. g. p. Moscs)
Offers to his friends and the public generally.
fresh supply of every variety of goods selected
by himself, viz: In Dry Goods
3.4, 7-8, Al, Sd. up to l2-4 Domestica, from
cents yard up, or less by thu quantity.
Brown Linsns at II l.2 cents n yard,
COlored muslins, and Linen Lllslrcs, 3 yards
TO the dollar.
White Crape Shawls at IS 90
IN GROCERIES,,
Baltimore Flour, Warranted good) at Sc so
Cash,
25 Sacks Salt.
Barrels Of Lard.
Old Government Java Coffee in Mats,
Sugar of all kinds, some excellent quality mt
6 IL cents.
Sperm and Adnman,ine Candles, less than
they can be bought regularly in Charleston by
The box. Almonds. Raisons, Figs, Curants,
Cilron, Candy, &c.
CROCKERY,
N great variety, At very low prices, md he
DErlES compatitien in Hardware, Cutlery
and Carpenters Tools. I.
April 9Th. 1852 EFF
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Soda Emnamaainn

,s5 Soda F0alM tain.
THE Subscriber has just opened SODA
4 F3UNT at his well known stand
where ne keeps constantly for sale the best
of SODA WATER. ICE.CREAM and
SfilNGER-PoP. Also: ICE every day,
tiysthc pound or otherwise. All sold low
for casI, by JOHN O'CONNOR.
June 7, 1852. 33-tf
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Ritter.

Fresh Goshen Butter
Loaf CrusIl, CIhrafcd md Brown Sugars.
Best Rio and Java Coffee
Orleans Molasses.
Sardines. Iobslers, Salmond and Mackeral.
Pickles, Preserves, DC,
Also CHEESE OF the DuaHAn Brand. tha,
will kespjn any climate, aud improve with
age, at PERRY MOgFS'
Leb..l7tb, 1852 Eff
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French Draperies.

Embroidered Lace Curtains, of the most srl.
perb description Embroidered French Pavilion
Bobinets; Embroidered Mualins Curtnins, q,
remarkably low prices, at 's'l 2I'i
;, w. J. jacob & SON, u
22l King.st., bend opp. the Big Boot
Charleston, April l3, 1852. sIiI 2S-tf q
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Dass.ol,Eutiora.'

THE 4Eopaftnerahip heretofore existing
a under the name and of firm ANDREWS
&t ROACH, was On the 24th instant. dis
solved by mutual consent. All persons
indebted TO said firm are requested to make
payment to. ROACH T. BLAcKwooD, who
arc alone authorized TO settle the business.
J. J. J. ANDREWS
J. BELIdNGER ROACH.
Sumterville, May 90, 1852. 32-tf
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MNXAN.2.

WHEREAS The law requires the Ordi-
w nary OF Sumter District to he in his
Office, Monday and Friday in each week,
persons therefore having business in said
Office will please attond on those days.
w. LEWIS.
March 9, 1852. 2O-tf
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Notice.

All persons having demands against the rs.
tate Of +. 5. Bclser, deceased, will present them
daily a,esicl; and those indebted will make
payment 10 L. NJ. Anderson. Esq, Sumierville,
SC, LOUISA BELSEIl, Adm'rx.
Oct. 20lh, lS5l So If
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'Chja,nltillv1 = Wells.

Now open n large assortment OF. Embroidered
Black Chantilly Demi-Veils; prices range from
SO cents up to Sc a pieces. They will ba found
very cheap for the qualities and styles. :. 4.
w. J. jacob & SON,
22l King-st, bend, opp the Big Boot.
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O IT uARY.

Died at his residence near this vii
lage on Thursday last, the Bird inst,
Mr., JOSIAH II. SMOOT, aged
about fifty-three years.
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Notice.

QRlG0DDS he lDning 10 A. j. g. p. Noses
Will continue business at their old stand. and
assures his friends, and the public generally.
that he vii do all in his power to merit their
coniideRco and patronage
February 10. 1852 l6 #
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COpartncrshIp Notice.
THE Subscribers have this day formed a
l. Copartncrship in tho Factorage and
General Commission Business, under the
firm of ELISHA CARSON g. SONS,
and will be thankful to the friends of the
late firm of CARSON, HARLLEE g. Co., for
a continuance Of their friendly patronage.
ELISHA CARSON,
DAVID A. CARSON.
JAMES NJ CARSON.
Charleston, June / 1852 32-tf
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The First of the Season,

The First of the Season.
THE Subscriber would inform the cIli-
4 zens Of Sumterville and vicinity, that
he is now receiving large, fine, and we'll
selected stock Of CLIO II Fl S, CASSI-
MERES. AND FESTINGS, both plain
aud fancy. ts.
Al.so-a very large and superior assort-
nent Of READY MADE CLOTHING;
embracing every quality. variety and stylei
both for men and boys. Call and see at
d. ]. WINN'S.
April l3, 1852. 25-,f
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Wilmington & Manchester
Rail Road,
!1as ss l l|E'Is 80
25 Miles ila d0Iper;atiappp;i

rs Miles ila Operuti0u!n :
On and aller the first of April the Mail
and Passenger Trains on the Wilmington
and Manchester Rail Road will run to
Mayes' Station, 25 miles from it's junction
with the Camden Brunch Rail Road as fol.
Iowa:
Leave junction daily at .. SIS p. NJ. after
tho arrival of the Cars from Charleston.
Arrive ut Manchester, : 8. 10 p. NJ.
SumtetVille, 8. 65 e.
q" +" Mayes' Station. 4. 30 I"
Leave Mayes' Stain daily at 6, 90 A. M.
Arrive at Sunterville. g. 40 :.
Manchester, Z. 25 ;. d"
= Junction, 40 ."
in time to connect with Charleston. ,ia>a
A Daily line of stages carrying the u. S.
Mail through Darlington c. H., and Che
raw to Fayetteville, will run in connection
with the Rail Road. 't'I'5 -is1'I'i&
Passengers between Charleston or Co
lumhia and Fayetteville, or intermediate
points will find this the most comfortable
and expeditions route.
L. J. FLEMING,
Rest Engn'r w. s. NJ. r. R.
Aprih 9th, 1852 ..A Gift
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Manilla Grass Cloth,

400 pieces now open at 81 l.2 and SO cents a
Skirt. w. .JACOf}I q SON,
22l King.sr.. bend, OPP. the Big Boot.
Charleston, April l3, 1852. 25-nI
Long Cloths, Sheetings, &c.
Soft finish Long Cloth, 6, g., 10, Il, and le
yards for 81. these goods are better than unusu
nlly low nj the prices mentioned. .I-
Sd and Ga wide bleached heavy Sheetinps.
Mt IL l-2 and ls 3-4 cents.
- Extra superior 1874 bleached Sheetings, at
81 l-2 cents o. " -
The above Goods now open at
w. J. JACOBI d SON ~
22l king.sh, thend,l opp. the Big Boot.
May 1852. 39-if
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Are now Offering for sale fine assortment
Of DRY GOODS, AND GROCERIES,
Boots and Shees, Hats and Caps,
Hardware, SaddIery, Crockery,
Stationary. &c, &c,
All Of which will be sold low at the
Palmetto House.
Sumtervillc, May 90, 1852. 32-tf
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Silks ! Silks !!

Bareges and Silk Tissues.
Superior plain i'nreges and Tissues of every
color
Rich md superb Paris Silk Bareges, Figured,
l}rocaicl and Embroidered.
Fine quality Black Barrges and Silk Tissues.
Handsome styles of Figured and Brocud.,l
Mourning Baregcs.
The above embraces very extensive variety
Of TN, latest French importation, at prices re.
markably low w. J. Jacob L. SON,
22l King-st., (bend)
opposite the Big Boot.
n. B.-h lot Of Black and Coored Bareges.
at II l-2 and l6 30 cents per yard,
April I3, 1852. 25-if
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CODartmca'sania.

SOlpsaH tHhCA'S
lNIlE Subscriber having on the oath inst
il assocaied with him in the mercantile
business, MIR. JOHN c. BLACKWOOD,
the business will hereafter be conducted
under the name and firm of ROACH u
BLACKwooD.
J. BELLINGER ROACH. (
Sumterville, May 20, 1852 32-lf
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CO NJ M E R CIAL.

Latest dates from Liverpool, Muy l3.
latest dates from Havre, May L..
Latest dates from Havana, May %
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-30

LITTLE SILvERsrRISo. Or Tales and
Poems for the Young. BY William
GLAND Bourne. New York: ScIi6ner
q Co. :"
This 10 beautiful volume Of s. 0pages,
illustrated with several fine engtNvings,
dsSigned. AZ itS name imports, to interest
and instruct the yOnng and we know Of
no work better calculated 10 effect tina I
great and most laudable object. Many Of
the stories ale founded upon historical facts.
and all of them are written 10 a Style we'll
calculated to be popular and at the same
time TODD good. The language and IDEAS are
easily co1pprehended by children. without
any attempt on ths part Of the author to
appear 'simpEe,' as is too often the case with
tlIoee who write for young readers. Many
Of the little Poems, with which the volume
is interpreted. sparkle like diamonds. -
On our first page will be found two or
three ex,nacIs from the volume, which
will be read with interest.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-30

~ Tie Richmond Enquirer. loco,
fOco organ, gives deplofahle statement
in regard to Mr.. Pierce's prospects
among the Office seekers. Hear him:
"Gen. Pierce must expect to be pur-
sued from New Hampshire to Virginia
by pack Of Office seekers more hungry
lhan the grave. fierce IS the furies. ttr'
ribls as hell ,Tney will no al on ham
like the famishiag wolves Of the Canadl !.
an snO~ alter wounded elk. tie will
re. no res. by day. and no sleep by
night. Each Town and village will rein>
force The pack-svery city will take up
the horrid cry. and before he reaches
Richmond tie train conveying them will
reach twenty miles a. the least calcutta
lion. Their yelhngs will deaGen heaven
raise the dead -+spNs huge rocks wide
OPeu-and convert our quiet city into a
PandeG0Hium. BY the most modest
and cautious calculation. there aye nov
in the State of Virginia 100000 hungry
patriots. We would not be Ear beyond
Ihe mark 10 say. there are City Office
seekers here fOE every place in. the gif'
Of the Federal government. Already
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-30
For the New Year.

A book with SEVENTY FINE ENaRAvINcs,
for twenty five cents, indispensable to all
persons who expect to visit Boston in 1853.
will be forthcoming in few days, and can
be had at ailthe Bookstores and Periodical
Depo,s 10; New England. besides many
places 'ou. Vest Call for THE BosroN
ALMANAC. conta lining a complete Business
Directory Map Of Boston as it IL now
and as it was a hundred aud thirty years
agO-,the State Legislature, and Congress,
politically 'classi6ed-County Officers
General Events, and any amount ct other
useful information. The work. is issued
BY DamrelI g. Moere and Gorge Geo idge,
from thejr extensive Printing and Binding
establishment, mo l6 DevonsIrire street
adjoining the Exchange Coffee tl"dse,
and is executed. I'M style ".teh superior
to airy former number. Published by John
P. Jewett g. Co.. the enterprising puhlish>'
ers Of Uncle Toms Cabin, 10 whom all
orders should be addressed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-30

bArhed-dust Msw-lahor eeased-Rnd 90
furiOus. mad, aud excited became the whole
community, that qpiei lOnksr on. ir there
had beOn aay. would bave sworn the evil
ones were all in FrOgtOwD.
A heavy thunder storm finally put an
end TO lhe row. the dogs were all more or
less killed. chilli severely wounded
man scalded, a. wagon broken---the horse
ran himself 10 deailI, his ownerwa beat.
en- awfully by Bob Carter. whose wife aud
the wlves OF many others we're dangerous
~ scarred-the painter was crippled, dry
goods ruined "a, Quaker and Deacon,
two 1risbmen, Joe Tucker, Town COnsta-
BILE. Lawyer Hooker, Squire 'Catchem and
some fly others ahamefully Warped
Law suits ensGed. teuds followed aud the
entire peace and good repute Of FrogiOwn
ahnihilated- by a remarkable dog fight.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-30
Nangatnck Road.

The Directors Of ibis ru.d have de-
clared a semi annual dividend Of fonr nor
cent payabie on the FIRST vi J.nuarv.-
This is out Of The earnings during ,l.:, last
six months. and shows that the business
resources of the ruau ar. not only adeu,,s,s
to its support. bur sufficient TO make it
printable To the s'ockhohie when It's nt,
fairs are conducted, as they now are. bv
energetic and sklilful managers. A di,i-
dend Of three per cent Was dec .ar4d,and
paiA OUT OF itia earnings Of the read. ON
the first I" J"h last, E'us MAILING i, u sew .
an Per c-nr..s'ock, after pIylng an +Ape,r>
$es. We pfedGct> that III lew yeals Ills
wall he'one Of the .bess1 pm, my roads in
this Sate.- Bridgeport Esir,aers .,,,.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-30
Trial Of The CalOric Engine.

The fires were lighted "Wednesday. on
board The Ericsson. aud ;he engine set IN
motion. The wheels made i've rrvctl-
lions per minute. which. allowing f.r the
water 1.-THE ship being all the while sla>
tiunary } is considered equal 10 the speed
~ ten 10 twelve miles per hour. The en-
gines IRE not quile i"i.h~d. aud no 'h'rt
/ was nmde 10 test their power. Tile
wheels were kept in motion, several hours,
nd every thing operated to the satisfaction
Of those interested.
For the ga, isfaction Of the public Capt.
Ericsson has decided to keep his engines
at work a portion &c each day during the
week. There were hundreds Ut persons
Yesterday morning going 10 see the re-
,narlSable phenomena.
In about three weeks the owners hone
to Save the ship completed aud ready for
sea. They will probably run her to Bal,i.
more and other Sonlhern ports. in order
to make the test too thorough 10 admit the
idea of failure. before attempting the voy-
age 10 Europe.
: Should this new motive power prove to
be what il nov. promises. John Bull will
open his eyes Surprising " TO see the fines,
ship afloat gliding up the Mersey under
tlls :oatr0l nf Ericsson, the Swede, who
twenty Years ago waited patiently but VAIN
" III London for BcMish science aud Brit
ish cspi.al 20 appreciate and pruse this
wosdsIful motive powerful. Y. Trib.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-30
TESTIMONIALS
of Cothren's History of Ancient Wood
-, bury

The undersigned having been made &C
quainted with the fact. that for several
years past. William Co,hren. Esq. Of
Woodbury.. has been collecting material for
a history Of" Ancient Woodbury." having
also been informed Of the plan and nature
Of sajd work. and being we'll acquainted
with tae authors habits of careful research
and Discrimination. and laborious inyestiga.
ton, cordially unite with the signsrSof, the
FOREGOING. certificates 10 recommending the
work for subscription. Signed by the, =
Rev l.. CURTIS. : ~. "a
Rev. JOHN CHURCHILL.
II. II. HOrCHKISS. ESQ.
A. c. STRONG. Esq i.
BENZ. FABRlQUE. Esq.
LEWIS JUDD. ESQ. 49,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-30

Mr.. Cothren has shown me part Of his
proposed " History of Ancient WOoAbnry,'
and given me his plan tor the remainder.
and have no hesitation in Recommending
j, as highly and entertaining and instruc-
tive history. Aud az such work must
necessarily DO limited in circulation, as the
expanse of publication IL great. AID its
object meritOI ious, and The execuiion will
doubtless be unexceptionabie. i, ought TO
be libsrally. patronized by all the inhabi-
taa,s.o Of Woodbury.. Any, one who has
had any experience in printing knows. ahni
dollar for "a book OF Eve hundred pages
hardly pay the exps gss of pE5nting. -
81 d Signed by the -
Rev. W.T.. BACON.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-30
Agricultural Society.

MA meeting Of the Executive Com
mlt'ee OF the Litch6eld. County Agricul>
luraI Society. will bevheld. ct the Mansion
House, IN Lilch6eld, on Tuesday the
lith day Of January, 1853, at O'clock
A. N. TO award premiums on crops. and
to make arrangements. for, the year 'ensu-
ing. Competitors for premiums on
Crops, will be required, TO-, bring speci-
mems. and the" statement of culture re.
quired by the regulations. A full at>
tendance is requested, as important sub
iects will be brought before the meeting
for consideration. F.. :. !, \: )
A. s. LEWIS, Rec. Sec.
, Litch6eld. Dec. ls. 1852,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-30

the mail bags burst open with the let
tiers of solicitation. Every member Of
Congress. every electOr, every member
Of the Legislature Of Virginia, every
man who has managed to poke his head
up from the level sea Of privacy, is be-
sieged and tormented. either to use his
own influence, or TO writa letters 10
somebOdy else, to get their help to get
every body they ever saw an offire-only
an Othcsl is Mr.. Pierce rush enough 70
enter this meuagerie 2 .!
u This is dreadful picture. isn't il?
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-30
Freq Banking.

Five Banks have been organised in
this State under the general law passed
BY the last Legislature. viz. One At
Hartford, one At Norwich. one at New
London. one at New Milford, and one at
Westposs> Their bills ars secured by
stocks az che States Of Virginia and Ken.
lucky. and; the cities Of Boston. Hart.
ford. Norwich and New London. Three
other banks are in hseogse Of prepares
tion, or TALKED Of. viz. one ~ Colchester
one at Wins,ed. and another at Hart
c,A :" - 81 -
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-30


A DESPERATE RACE On Tuesday
morning last; as Captain King was con-
Quoting a prisoner from the Jail to the
court hbuse'for trial. the latter suddenly
darted. down West streetat thetoPa his
speed. and tie Captaia rs suddenly start
ed inhe' pursuit: ''TAa 2aod' Was ssi' fep' up
without much Advantage to eithar party.
until they. reached Spencer street. ~hea
the prisoner. himself kAta press
ed. rushed into the blaekspith'i shop
attached to Rogers carriage n'hpfaotO!
~. where he was secured, His iame
was Sweet, and stood indicted,for forge.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-30

Fine Fowls. the late Exhibition
OF the Pennsylvania Poultry Society. Che
First Premium was awarded to Fowls
sent from this county: They were of
the same lot which took the highest pre-
MUM at the last Litchdeld County Ag>
ricultural Fair, and were from the yard
Of that eminent agriculturalist. John T.
Andrew, Esq. of West Cornwall. ''',s
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-30
TO OUR PATRONS.

The holidays are At hand, and we would
respectfully suggest to those of our sub
scribers who are in arrears for tie Enqui~
rer or tor advertising, that this 10 fitting
time. to REMEMBER THE PRINTER. We have
some hundreds Of names on our books of
persons who come under this head. and
we wish that ALL for whom it is intended.
would make personal app LEGATION of this
notice. TIE present Court Term, will af.
ford many In this County an opportunity
10 send.> Others are requested to remit by
mail. pTo some, this will be the last
CALI