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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20

0HFAccording to the military almanac,
just published, the French army comprises
l8,304 officers.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20

q nj ~ >9S Pair ELLIPTIC SPRINGS. 60
fg45-1Ez17SSEE - sctts Iron Axcls. large and
81 " - well assorted 'ot Of { N, ,Jap9nad and
Enamelnd Cloth. Enamrlcd Leather )amasls. rim
yes, Taccs, Brass Bands, Stump Joints, Sc fer sale
cheap by EFFlNGEi, WHITE " LAIiA;
lancaster, October 80 1881 %
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20

! An, HA!-The bank at Dayton has con-
cluded to wind up on account OF the tax law!
We remember when Ohio had but eight
banks, and yet the sun shone, the rain fell,
wheat grew and sold for as much as it does
now when we are bank ridden community
Hope no poor laboring whig will get yEtS on
learning the above news.-Democrdttc paper.
Yes, and our State was flooded with Mich
igan, Illinois, Indiana, Wildcat and Red
backed notes, and these were paid out for
wheat and other commodities. And to this
we will come again, should the Locoloco
party succeed in destroying our Banks. The
leaders of that purity desire everything from
abroad We must have English iron, Eng
lish cotton goods, English cloth, Englisl
manufactures of all kinds, and Ohio mus
depend for a circulating medium upon othe
States. Brokers will have the control of on
finances and will fix our rates OF interest
We may etalong under such circumstances
but in our opinion, the oilicc-holders of thu
State, with their high salaries, will hourisl
most of all.
These leaders 60 in for iree-trade Tarif
to reduce the price of manufactures; they g
in for hard-money currency to reduce thu
price of our productions; they maintain tina
low prices for labor and the products of labo
is the best for the country; but at the sam
time they stoutly contend that high salarie
-, are democratic, and in accordance with thi
= principle, raise the wages of State Officers
Judges, Legislators, Clerks, Sergeant-a
Arms and their assistants full fifty per Gel
in the aggregate. Such is "Progressiv
: H.. y
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20
February 26, 1859.

NINEPENNY CALICO This day opening Al
" Wiso's 700 pieces OF the prettest patterns best
cloths and most coors ever brought to thia
market W.T.. WISE.
nov 8, 1850 opposite Sf@ffer's Hotel
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20

OtTThe Scioto Tri- Weekly Gdsetts is a
very excellent paper and we very much like
to read it. Why do not the publishers try
the experiment ofa Daily!
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20

Mr.. WEBSTER has sent a despatch to
Washington, saying he received no perma-
nent injury by his recent accident; but his
hands and arms,he says,are terribly sPrained
and swollen.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20

PLASTER OF PARIS, &c.
= Barrels Calcned Plaster, 80 10 Water Lime 80 do
- ground Plaster, for sale by h, ID. SLoCUM,
lancaster, June 90,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20

Hon. ROBERT ], WALEER.-The health of
this gentleman, who is still in Europe, is said
to he very feeble, and the last accounts left
him in such n critical condition, that his wife
has lately embarked for England to admin
lister to his wants.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20

Hon. EDMUND BURKE, of New Hampshire
formerly Commissioner of Patents, it is re-
ported, is about to renew his connection
with the Washington Union.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20

IMMENSE CAPIrAL.--Tho capital of the
Cunard Steamship Company is S7,5OOoOO,
and it is all owned by few Individuals
The company own nine steamships. @
0FThe Lancaster Gazette comes to us with
new "fx-ups' on. The Gazette is an ably
conducted journal and is deserving of the
united support ofthe Wings of old Fairfield.
-VintOn ReDubLican.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20
Stoves. Crates and Hollo,

They have also Oh nand anu aru manufacturing
large assortment OF Stoves. Crates am Hollow Ware.
Among their stoves may be mentioned the Buckeye
State, Buck, Queen the West, Preference and Pre-
MUM Cook Stoves for Wood; they have also on hand
and are receiving Coal Cook Stoves from Ptsburgh
their stock of Paror and other stoves and their ass0ri
ment OF Crates will be found complete They will
alw Us keep on hand large assortment of Hollow
Ware of all descriptions They have now fine lot
nr larup Iron kcttlns
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20

0t5-The Chinese Opium trade brings Eng
land an annual revenue of heny-one millions
Of dollars.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20
,pYrI,,nEJpyIIA PORTER,

400 Doz iustrercivcd nnifor sale at the CITY
TUU DRUG STORE. +. H. SLOCUM.
Lancaster June 26
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20

IhllfdNI''I' '""' ~
NO COMPROMISES OF CONSClENC =.
TAMES GATES has lust added to his stori, at rs
y old staid in The "TdLmGlgc iIOHSc,' a large ID
splendid variety of rN
WATCHES, CLOCKS, sILY Err .I,,S,
WARE, JEWELRY, &c. &c. %N.-l Sb
Which he will dispose Of at as reason- ~, IN
able prices as any other similar stock
Of the same quality can be purchased in the West
ern country.
Ills Watches are orthebcst make and of superior
quality. His Clocks Of every variety and n the
best manufacture, His lot of Siivci-Nnre iSeN,
tcnsive and cannot fail to please Ills JcWelry is Of
the most beautiful patterns aud has been selected with
great caro-.
lie keeps on hnnl also, Cutlery, Canes, Ioohing
Glasses and Plates, Britannia Sets, Musical lnShu
mrnls Girandoles, Fans, Pocket Books. Brushes,
lot of fine Stationery and variety useiui ana Or
namenal AZ, iclcs.
lie has taken spocialcare in selecting his stock to
suit this market and invites the public to call ana eN-
anime for thnmsclves. JAMES GATES.
Lancaster, June ~ u
GtHOEM AKER'S FINDINGS The best Va
y dras and Tampiro Morocco Skins Red, Blue and
Yellow Innings; BindiRgS Boot Webb and l.acos'
ShpcmaLer'S Embracing all the latest pat
terms now in use can be und at the Hardware store
of EFFINGER WHITE LATTA.
Lancaster, October 30 lSbl 26
CABINET AND CHAIR SHOP.
I'D ENUVAL.-T. G.. DOdStn has removed his
HI Cabinet ard Chair shop rom ConnclPs Row, to
the Room on Broad Street SOuM Of John Lyons
| Groccry aad formerly occupcd by D. X FiShd,
where he will continue manufacture all articles in
his line as heretofore,
Collins on hand at all times with good hearsc tc
attend un,raS in any part of the county, at iedu ed
rates. Thankful Tor past avors he respectfully So
! licits a cont uance of public patronage. He will
labor to give general satisfaction, both regards price
and quality OF his work
Lancaster, April s, 1852 6mi9
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20
FURNTTVREl FUIsNITuRE!

GEORGE L. .ECKERT still continues at his new
" stand on Main street, in Stanberrys Buildipg
tipo doors East Of he Hooking Valley Bank, who're
will be found usual general assortment Of CAbL
NET FURNITURE, which is admitted by all to be
the largest and cheapest before kept nthis place
- from the plaiBest 10 the fn- JNssg'Tsj
SlsaAs!szssP est, consisting os G-TT-S
II Fa-1zz SOFAS, solid Mahogany -,stke-
CHAIRS, Tete-a- -tetes, Divans TABLES, Stands, Blu.
reaus and fine Bedsteads. SC. nc.
CINCINNATI FURNITURE He will also keep
on hand general assortment Of Cincinnati Furniture
which will be sold at small advance upon city prices
thus obvipting the necessity Of citizens going else
where to buy furniture by making it to their advan-
tage TO purchase of the subscriber, offering them
either home city manufacture. All furniture sold
by mo will be warranted to be well made and durable
materials .... ....f' . ..r
GOOD HEARSE is always in readiness to attend
funerals The subscriber has now and hereafter will
keep constantly hand CuiIns ready made, so that
he will be enabled TO furnish them in few minutes
notice. He will promptly attend funerals any where
in the county without extra charge. ... y
Thankful for past avors he respectfully asks con-
nuanCe of the public patronage. In the same build
ing is Mr.. G.. Smiths Chair anil Badsead Factory so
that customers can be accommodated in either line at
the same place. GEORGE L. ECkERT;
lancaster November | 1850. %
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20

OrFity sewing machines driven by
steam are said to be in operation in New
York.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20

New ENGLAND ART UNIoN.-In conse-
quence of the present state of public opinion
in relation to art-unions, the directors Of
this institution have resolved to bring its af-
fairs to close. d.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20

0STThe Nonpareil says six OF the suits
brought against the Little Miami Railroad
for "last driving" were tried on Tuesday
before Esq, Hill. The decision was adverse
to the Company, which was fined $40 for
the first case, and $50 each for the other
FIVE, The Company have taken an appeal
to the Court Of Common Pleas in each case.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20
EXCHANGE OFFICE,

LAShANOE OtflCE9
Main-street Lancaster, Ohio, in GieSyS Brick Build
ing t'ro doors IPest ofhe Hooking Valley Bank
\ OANS MONEY and discounts good paper;
A-A Makes collections at any point; -
Buys and sells Exchange on the East & Cincinnati;
Z" GOM and SiIUer Coin;
Real Estate s. stocks on commission;
Pays Interest on DepOsiteS at the following rates.
5per cent on deposites payable on demand,
'' " for months.
&
8 10
Special Deposites in Gold and Silver paid in the
same ifrequred
Discounts to Depositors at all times have the pre-
ference.
Persons holding money in trust or otherwise, not
knowing at what time it will be needed will do we'll
TO remember that they deposte in this Office and
while it ssubiect to their call at any time, can be
drawing interest. -
Bounty Land Warrants Of aII kinds will be
constantly hand and sold for at least two thirds Of
the Go, ernment prices for public Land and guaran-
teed to answer the same as Gold.
T. w. TALLMADGE.
! Lancaster, April 1851 49tf
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20

HARMONIOUS DEMocRAcY.-"We discover
that the arch demagogue and hypocrite,
Charley Reemelin, is trying to worm him
self into Congress from one of the districts
of Hamilton county. He is a beauty
StateSmdR.
That will do! Medary used to tell dif-
Cerent tale. p.
VTln the town of Newcastle, Henry
county, Ind, the cooperation have levied a
tax OF 10 cents on each $l00, and special
tax OF vi on each dog and merchant in the
place.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20

STORMY SUNDAYs.-The Hudson Observ-
er of the 18th, says-"Last Sabbath is the
first Sabbath in six months that was entirely
free from rain and snow. So say the re-
corda -
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20
CABINET AND CHAIR SHOP.
OvCrwI,cIuni,,g T'cs,iuOmy.

over HALF Million of Testan onials have been
Oreceived by the Proprietor OF McAlister's ALL
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20

SOME SOUND BEAMS, formed from the wood
ofthe mulberry tree, have been found in the
ruins of Ninevah, where they are supposed
to have been placed at least seven hundred
wears before the birth of Christ.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20

NO COMPROMISE OF CONSCIENC
EAMES GATES has lust added TO his stoc',, at ,
y old stand in The "TtUmGIgc iIOHSc,' largct
IA ,,,,.ipIu nf
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20

FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE.-The dwelling
of Mr.. David Hoke, of Oxford township, Ad-
ans county, Pa, was destroyed by fire on
Saturday night, and two of his children, one
girl of about seven years of age, the other
boy about five, were consumed in the
flames.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20

STEAM NAVIGATION ON A CANAL. Some
days since, the propeller P. U. Gates, arrived
at Lasalle, from Chicago, via the Michigan
and Illinois canal. She proceeded to Peoria
and took in cargo of corn, oats, and other
grain and when last heard from, was making
her way through the cana, back to the lakes
all right.
Flock OF SHEEP.--One hundred and six
tv sheen. which Mr., Jewett, of Madison
county, Vt. has just imported from SPAN
have arrived at New York, in charge OF a
Spanish shepherd. Mr., Jewett paid $4,000
for the flock. There was one buck which
cost 5000, and would shear "a pounds OF
wool,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20
Carriage Trimming now on Hand.

Lancaster March lS, 1852.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20

AN OH RELIC was dug up in the garden Of
Mr.. james O'Brien, in Newark, N, J.,a few
days since. 1t isa copper coin containing
a calender for the year l774, with the holi-
days, phases of the sun and moon, Kings
and Queens birth days, sc. &c.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-20

0HFA good horse never stumbles, nor a
good wife never grumbes.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-21

At a Court of Probate holden at Ll.ch6eld
 within aud for the District Ot LllchnsG0' "l
 lhe I2th day at October A. D. 1852.
 P,psen:, OLIVER A. C TNDD Esq, JndSe' INSrArE | SA .AUEL PAL FIX, Iae 0' G Ltichhr.d in said District, dece"se1'
 The administrator represents inc estaee ln> s,lyen,. aud p,a,s the appointment ot Com- m,ssi. ne,s thereon ;-WLertupOh. Ordered, that Commissioners lo receive, exami"e, aud adjust the alms ot the credilu ot sald ess ,air, be appoi, ted at the Probate Otiice m sad L,,chfi.ld on the 27th day Of October lsa2 al 0o'clock m the ioren"cn, aud that all persons interested in saId eslste may be notitled inere oi the administrator wiil cause this ordsl to hr published in a newspaper printed !" Ll'ch> field c ,unt. and p"st a copy thereof on the publ,c sig -i"st nearest the place whs'e the deceased lasl dw-it in said T,wn ot G"she".
 A true copy ui Record,
 OLIVER A G. TODD, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-21

At a Court of Probate holden al Sna,"n. iA and for the District of Sharon on ihe 5h day of October 1859. e-.. .. ..a Pr sent, DANIEL PARSONS Esq Judge WILLIAM H KING, E-q,. Executor Oi w the last will snd staulent of General WILLIAM |. KING late of sharon in sad D.Ar,ct d-ceaset, having repres ented the es> tate H said deceased insolvent. to the in enl ,na, Commissioners may be appointed to re. ce,ve examine adjust and allow the claims of the cred,tors ut sad estate.
 1t is ordered by this Court that Commits .i',ers tr the purposes aforesaid bc appoint e at the Pr bate ufEice. ia said District on Sunday the 33th day of October 1852 al 10 clock in the forenoon, and that said Execu . tor give public notice thereof bv advertising ID newspaper printed in Litch6eld and on pu:lic sign post in said Sharon nearest the last residence of sai" deceased.
 Certified from Record,
 CHARLES F SEDGWlCK Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-21

v a Curt 0f Probate huIden at rorring.
 ton. within and for the District of Tor.
 ring"n On ,he 25sh. day of September
 lS52
 Present, HgNnY 8. BARBOUR, Esq. Judge.
 Es,a,. of WM. LEACH. tate of TorriDs> ton. dec-aaed. &g
 XXTHEREAS Uri Taylor. who was
 w hsrsi. fore appointed by this court. ous of the commissioners to receive and decide upon the claims against said Estate. nus refused to accept said appointment. and to act as such commissioner and this court l,aying found that good and vaIih req, sons exist for sa,d refusal. has accepted che san"--wl,sreby . vacaucy has occurred ir lhe office of commissioner Uh>said Es'ats--
 whersuln,n tt is ordered that 2 c"mniis sioner 70 supply the vacancy aforesaid. bs bA app.,iO,ed at the Probate Office tn said Corringion on ths 4ih day "f Oclob~r ls52. al g o'clock. in the forenoon. and that nll psrsUns interested u,ay be notlied there of tI.s administrators vii cause this order tO be publIsl,ed in . newspaper printed, Lmcl,ii.ld and post a copy thereof oa ih phblic sign pos, n said TOrri0gton. nearest Fine place where the deceased last dwet. A trae copy of record. HssaY 5. BAnsoUR, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-21
MARRIED.

In HitchcQcksViIIs. l2ih inst. Henry II tiewet f Wnsted to A ulaHlla n. C"e Q COlebroOk: J"mas R. smith df Wimsts,d .tQ Hsmrietia V AIoore of lliIei,cccksvilIr
 In Cromwell, 3i inst, Mir. GeOrsa w Calkins. to Miss RhOda, daughter of Rsu, ben N. Gibbs of Kent.
 In WptertOwn, Henry H. Clark to Mary c. daughter of A. G. DAsis.
 In Hartford. 7tN inst, 6 A. Taft. M. D. to Ellen Theresa. daughter of Ezra C,a,k.
 At COurtlsnd, AIab .ms, in S'ecIusI,,,, the residence Of James s D.mnelI. Esq. Sep $a' 1y Rev. K. DmnsiI. A. W. Bentley ~. D. to Miss Julia Peters of WoOdv,lIe, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-21
Rvlax M n0Nhep.

VOTED, rna' tt tue Owasr of any Cats tie. HOrsas, Swine. Sheep or Geese sl.RIl suffer 'he sauIe tO go Hf large out Q: his or Der enclosure after the lsl day of December lS5: such owner shall forfeit and pay tH auy person who shah take up and inIl'Ound the same, the SuIp oI twenty fivs. cents fOr each head of Catl le OF Hurse. and ten cenIs for each Swine or Sheep and SIX ceuls EOr each GuOse each Iine they shall be so found at large out of the own CTS enclosure and 80 taken up That t shall be l''e duty of the Haywsrds in their sev- s'THl districts aud it sllail he lawful fnr any Freeman to impound any GIule. Hurse. Swine, SboepOr Gaese sU found out of ilr Owpers enclosures and at large. And the PUun. keeper shall receive the same cOin> pensaiion and have the saIne. powers as are granied iE the Statute laws of this StHIe, ,'' Entitled POupds." Provided thai nO penalty incurred upier this By Law slIs.ll ex ;esed three dollars aud the owners of said cattle. A6rse. Swine, She4p 0r Geese so iIlIp0un,ied sllaIl not receive the. same from the pound until they shall llav,- paid the person so impOunding the same tue alp"unt of forfeiture and to the pound keeper hIs fees and expenses for keep.rg suid creaturts as ID other cases of creatures 'mP"unded. t'r'yidsL that any persnn h ". ing family resi'i'ng in said town may le, one COW run at large 'M the highways and cOmm"gs pr9vided said COW is restrained from o'clock P. M. 10 sunrise and not in> eur tls aforesaid Renalry. Thi> By Law t1 be in force for one year from tbe lst of Drce,nber 1852.
 Also, voted further that this be published in the l.i'thfieM Enquirer a, least four suc- cs'ssiv: weeks prevl6us to the lsl of Qa- cember 1852
 lIe a, VI is true copy of record.
 Attest, WILL ARD E. GAYLORD.
 Assistant Town Clerk.
 GasheG. O hnber 18th l252
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-21
DIED.

Ir this town on the 9Ih inst., MT. Hirap Taylor. aged 5 years ln this town ou Wednesday. the I3,l inst, Mrs. - Morse. witow of the lat, Capt. Matthew Morse. aged 50 years.
 |" New York. l3'h Inst., Frederick R G, Iffiu, E,q.. of Guillq;l. Cl., "grd 55- President Ut tho New Haven aud Nev. LnMdOE R MlrOad Company. ln Waterbury. 6CI inst. Cant Isaac CasIl.' aged 6, formerly of Warertown.
 lt Barkhdlnsled. 6rh inst. Isaac Perry son Of Philemon Perry. aged 20.
 la Winsted, l6th inst, Emily Beers daughter ct Jui'n Boyd, Esq.
 In New York, l3ih just, John l.. Ste. i'i'ens' Esq. aged 47-ills celebrated ,,a,- eler and author. he was member ot the Lilchf'ld Law School in 1893
 |" Canaan, 2p.h ut, G-urge Hawes. Esq, aged 57.
 In Raleigh Y. O.. 9th inst. Hon. Wm H H"y~o"d. in the 5Oth year of his age formerly U. 5. Srmuuvr.
 !" fi""!i"rd. l2.L inst, Gen. NatEa,: Johnson. aged g.
 !" 3r" kIyn, N Y. l4th inst. Mar, vie "f fii'm's D. 5 .rrw.""i. and .iauy 'rrof 'h- hate Hon. Samuel J. Hhchc"L f New Haven.
 In Phil 'irlpllia. 18th inst. Rev. Samuel B: Wyllr. Professor Of Languages iu the University of Pennsylvania.
 l." R"c'Iesier. N Y., on the 10th inst Rev: John $. Magi"nes, D. D., aged 4s- rr"i''>s"r n tl.e Rochester Th-ol"gic"
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-21
LlrEHFlEi.O COUNTY ARRIlD ULTURAlL STORE.

TlG suOscri0sg hAS made an arrangement
 with Win, II 'ysy tuT tae sale Uf nIs cel- ebratsd Straw and CuVnSStaik CuiieE.x Ish,il sell all sIzss ot his Cutters at the lowest cash prices V aulesale and retail By purchasing these Cutters. Farm 'rs and M'chanlcs will he able to saga. ths'r s'ocx if"in sla'vA!irn. A great yarirly ot New YMk &. B'st"n PLO VI. Syih $, P,,chfnk<, MAnare Fnrk.. B,y and PMat'e HH,ks, Shovels. SssAdss, SSc. HARD WARE Oi all kinls, D nr rr mmings. Hand ant Circular saws. Files. Nails and spikes ot all kinds DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, CROCKkRY and TIN Ware, Brass and Iron KETTLES great variety.
 Slaves and Pipe a,.d Flrnilure. . great "a. rietv of the m'si approved patterns.
 Fugnlce Ca4inss pf every descripti"n-- Mil Gearing of air kinds -Waiei- WheeIa oves shot. viIch-back and D. p.essure--everythin in the Iron line can Le had at the shortest n9lice at BAidwin's Furnace.
 Abcve all, BaldwiN's Improved Rlilr0ld CHI AIN PUMPS gre taking the lead of eveES ahiug h the pump iias. These pumps are euge to give satisfaetion,. tv
 Rsine located oa tie line of the Pr"!ideaee Hartford and Fishtiil Rnlrnad. pumps a'- sen, to any part of the Upi;e'i States al the shvrtesl notice.
 Turning Lathes and Turning Engines. MIchineFy of every d>scripiI"n mad" and FePAitsd, Particular aIIenii"n paid Io geitIns up new, P1.terns of machInery, water wheel governors. horse pOwsis and rbIashfrs. wood saws, &c. &c.
 :. The subscriber Aat,egs himself ,Ral has lonl experiencs'wiIl enable him td1 give satisfaction in al the branches ot AI& Business:' -
 '0Nscall and see. DOn't fssgst thS plase.
 WANTED-lO0 tons SesaP ison: :. : '''''"'
 w-.A,.1.D. s.an. A.-
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-21

At Court of Probate holden at Plymouth, ,
 within and fnr the Dist:i jet of Plymouth
 on the Huh day ol October A: D. 1859.
 Present. AMMl GlDDINGS. Judge.
 TTPON the petition of Hopkins T. g.
 V J"hnsnn ot Cornwall. in the Coun ty of IL enfield showing to this Court that he is Guardian of William w. and Watson A. umnel ot Plymouth. within said district mi m"rs, that said minors are the owners m fee Oi K.ai Estate sitnaled in Bristol in Il artford C"unlyS aud State Ok Connecticut. to wit One piece ot land is 6oun unded north on land "E Tracy Peck and Richard Peck. east on land 0i Bsraj h Barlow and William Dayton, sou' h on the South Bank of Poland River, 90 tar as the land of Silas Gridley extends and . .n Ia land "f Chandler Norton. and west on land sax mill. an.! other bnild ings thereon, toe geiher with al the water privileges o" the samr.--Anolher piece of land Is e"undrd nor,h on land "f Si,a~ Gridlsy. tast on land of the hei,s "f Calvin Butler or h's ass'gns aud land oi James G Prck and others: South on land uf Russell JudsOn and west on land of BuIritt O NOrlsn or his assigns and "n land of Alvia L. Woodbrldge and others con- iaining eighteen acIes more Or less. wttn r,ghf ot passing to aud frosa said. premises m tho usual place. the whole being valued al about one ihonsand eight hundred dollars
 Tha, it would be for the b.ne6t ot sa'd m'- n.rs 10 have said real estate sold and the avails ih-reoi placed an interest fT iiie aa' vaniag~ of said minors as the law d'tees' praying for liberty to sell said property Tor the uurpose st,.resaid, as per petition on hle.
 It is crde red by this Court. that said Guar
 dian give no,ic. ot said applicatit ns by can,. ing the came to be published in one ol the newspapers printed n Lhch6sld. in the county oi Li,cn cnfeld three weeks succe siycly. a, lea., .ix weeks befoVe the hearing ..and ,ha, said petition will be heard st the Pro. hate office n said disirict nn the 18th day ot Dscemb v next st , o'clock P. M. Attest,
 AMMI GlDDlNGS Judge.