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Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-18
District of CORN WALL. ss, } PkObAta Court. Nov Isl. lAh2 {

|
 Probate Court. Nov lst. 1859. LN STATE of DRUSTLLA GRIFFIN A- late of Cornwall, in said District, deceased,
 The Court of Probate for the District of Cornwall. hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the cred . itors of said Estate. represented insol vent, in which to exhibit their claims thereto {; and has appointed William Hindman and George H. Swift, Esq, Commissioners to receive and oxa,ninc said ciains.
 Certified by
 FREDERICK KELL"GG. Judge. The subscribers gve notice that they shall meet at the dwelling house of Wm. Hindman in said Cornwall, on the last Mondays of February and April, 1853. al l o'clock in the afternoon on each of said days, for the purpose ot attending on tho Lusi"4ss, ef APil, .aPVvintans~. ~.- s,-,gge- Y
 WILLIAM HNDM IN, fConasNis-
 GEORGE II SWIFT, sioners. 't All persons inbebled to said Es. are requested to make immediate payment to- ROSTER B. HOPKINS, Administrator.
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would crimson over the ingralitads which It has exhibited. Ne will. however, ven~ ture the prediction, that even lOcOfocoism itself will, before the expiration of the term of the President elect, nSoUrn in bit- ter grief over the folly that has instigated the election of one co incompetent and -in- experienced. E= E
 We are defeated, but we shall not cease to advocate and defend whig measures aud vhig principles to the utmost extent of cur humble abilities. Blackguardism and errOr have triumpned over justice and truth-but that triumph will be of but an hours du- ration. 10 the whig party then we would say be firm and unyielding. Preserve your dignity and manfully defend your princi- pleS.
 PSttst9m Jowrnal.
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This remedy is offered to the oOmmunlt with the confidence We feel in iffe. arlirie
 which seldom f,ils IO ieIli .rtte RAPpisst effects that can be desired. Sp wide is tho field oi its u@etulnrss ani s3 mum 'iOus the cases of its cures. that almost every ssctioRa the county abopnds in persons, puDlicly kRsw who have been restored from alarming a3sssi even desperate diseases ot tho luagss bys Hs''ss use. When once tried, its superiotiiy oyer every other medicine of it's kind, is too ap-
 parent to escape observation, and where isN, virtues are known, the public no longer hes;- Y tate what an,idote to en?loy fr the sIistrrs As' ing and dangerous sifectionsof the pulin.mssy
 organs, which sse incident lo our clmss !.
 Anl mt "nl in the forlninshle attacks up"n
 inc lungs but fer the milcer varieties ef CoLDs
 couGHs, HoARsNEss. &c., aud lor CHILDRTNs 1t is the plcasaaiest and safes: lnslicins Etlset
 can be ob,ain.d. No family shouid bs vt 9s out it, aud those who hoSe. used it, never w.is s
 Road the opinion ot the hRoseing GeRtLs-
 men, who w,ti be recognized ,A flAs NopisvU sec lions of county where theH a1 lasaseF each and all as merckantsos the sFse class Nmu fl the highest character --sS the. oldest arF .nest extensive Wholesale Dealers in AledieiN~ with an experiences unlimited on the susi sef of which they speak, II there is any w.iws r.s the judgment ot experience, see
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The Ohio River Land and Marble
 COmDanV. s

V
 Re it known, that company or body cOr- p0rate has been for med, pursuant fo the four ieemth ehspier of the act entitled An Act concerning commnnities' as the same is set forth in the Revised Statutes of Connecticut of iS49; and the President and Directors "f said company do certify that the articles of agreement and assoc iation entered into by the members of said company are as follows. viz |,
 lst. The corporate name ny which said company shall be known, sfal1 he
 THE OHIO RIVER LAND AND MARBLE COMPANY
 2d. The capital stock of said company is two hundred thousand dollars, and is divided inie eight thOnsan6 shaSeS ct twenty-five dOIiaFs each.
 3d. The saiC company is formed fer the following purposes. that is to say-To puT. chase or lease ihs. upper and lower Marshal tracts of land,' 60 called. in Lewis and GTeehs up counties in the St ate of Kentucky, no W owned by Augustus J. Brown and others, and the same to manage improve or dispose of in whole or in part to erect buildings thereon, construct. operate, sell or rent waier.c.sft {; to carry on the business of mining, quarrying and manufacturing in all their different branches. by such means and appliances as shall from time to ilme appear to said compa- ny eEpedienf and to carry on such other Ouetneo0 1no OpesattOus aS may DC ueemeo necessary and expedienl for efeciing the pur- poses aforesaid. 4lh The statute law of the Slate of Con- nectieat aforementioned is made part of the articles of association of said company. and said company is organized and established under said law, and Possesses all the powers enumerated theSein. and is to proceed accord ing to the regulation Ihereof.
 By order of the directors.
 E. c. SMITH. Secretary.
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To Taanhera

I'M HE Examining Committee of the Nor Il folk School Society give notice that they will meet at the house of the Rev. '. EEDREDeg, on Al0nday evening Nov. Ist, fOr che Pnrpose of sxamining any persons who may present themselves as Teac hers f0r tho coming winter. The Cowmittee viii meet weekly on Monday evenings, until al arc examined. An Teachers must b examiaed one week at lsast before commencing their lnbors.
 Per order Ot Examining Committee.
 Norfolk, Oct @ le52.
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BY HIS EXCELLENCY, THOMAS HI. SEYMOUR. GOVERNOR OF THE ESTATE OF CON-
 NECTICuE
A PROCLAMATION,

1N conformity with an usage which finds . response in every graceful breast. I do hereby recommend that THURSDAY, THE TwENIY-FIFTH DAY or TRE PRESENT MONTH, be set apart for public religious services m all our places of wOEships aud I cordially invite the pastors and teachers thereof, and all the people of this State, to make it a day of Thanksgiving and Praise tO God
 For His-fatherly care over alL during year of abundance and mercy, the bless. ings of which it is our highest pleasure to recall, and celebrate in. songs of praise to the Supreme Ruler:
 With unfeigned thanks for the benefits received at His hands, humbly entreating Him to give to others of the fruits of the earth as He has given to us, and to every one share in the gifts of knowledge :- that He will enlarge the privileges, social, moral and religious, which have grown up around US. end shed their light and warmth along the paths of life, and rour eN, upon hOmess and families, and country. the smiles of the Divine presence.
 Having cast our lot in an age of wonder ful progress, let us beseech God to convert, this great struggle for human advancement into Q contest for the supremacy df good over evil ;-and, finally. that he will vouchsafe to- preserve and bless the good things which have come down to us from our fathers. and make this land of schools, |" and of chuIches. and of wise laws, condu- cive to the general prosperity, and conform> able to His will ,-that where the intellec has fall scope for it's powers, and faith field for it's Heavenly vision, OuE liberties may be preserved. and the reign of truth aud righteousness firmly established.
 Given under my hand and seal of the
 State, at Hartford, this ninth day of No>
 Vs'naer, in the Year of our Lord one
 thousand sigls hundred and fifty >two,
 and of the independence of tue Uaited
 States the seventy. seventh.
 THOMAS H. SEYMOUR. By His Excellency the Governor,
 INo. F. c. MArHER, Secretary of State.
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QlEl.

L. New Hartford, Nov. 10th, Mary E., daughter of Rev. Cyrus Yale, aged g.
 In AnsOnia, Nov. sth, after . distressing sickness, Ira Phelps, in his 7Ist year.
 In New Haven. Nov. 7Ih, Wm. M. Johnson, formerly of LiIchfeld. aged 9.
 In Plainville, Sept. 2Olh, Polly, wife Ot Or> .ange W. Race, aged 26.
 In WatertOwn. Nov. lst, Mary E vile of Eliud Taylor, aged I9.
 In New Haven, NO7 3, Martha s. Wool sey, wife oi President WoOlsey. aged about 4O.
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Drobatv RrrOr0.
District of LTTCHFIELD ss.

OisCtlcC ot LHCCttk1ELD SS.
 Probate COuFt, Nov. Huh. 1852
 HESITATE Of TRUMAN HEAVEN, H WORTH, late of Lilchfie!d, tn said District, deceased.
 ORDERED-That the Administrator exhibit his Administration aecoNnu to this Court for adjustment, at the Probate Office in Litchfeid, on the 18th day of November. 1852 at 2 o'clock, afternoon and that all persons interested in said Estate may be no> tified thereof the Administrator wiA cause this order to be published iu newspaper printed in Litchfeld, in Litch6eld County. and post copy thereof on the sign post In said town of Ltch6eld, nearest the place whore the. deceaSed last dwclt, at least five days before said day assigned.
 A true cory of Record.
 2 Attest, OLIVER A. c. ToDO, Judge.
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TNHE Court of Probate for the District of
 A Plymouth hnth limited and allowed six months from the date hereof. for tho creditors to the Estate of Thomas SutliGI. lnie of Plymonih. In said Dislricf, deceas> ed, in which lo exhibit their cIainis for al. owance and settlement. Those negIecting to present their accounts within said lime properly atlsstod. wiIl be debarred . recov, cry. All persans indebted 10 said estase ara requested to make immediate payment lo DAVID K. MERRIAM, Administrator.
 Dated at Plymouth, Oct. 25tl, l062.
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.Auctiom.

WILL be sold at Publlc Auction, in the w Village of New Milford, commence ing Tuesday. Nov. 30, inst., at one o'clock P. M. all the Goods assIgDed by c. w. Whittelsey to the subscribers in trust for his creditors, consisting of general as> sortment of Dry Goods, Groceries. Hard ware, &c.,, said sale to continue from day to day until the whole stock is disposed of.
 DANIEL MARSH, D.,
 JOHN s. TURRELL, trustees
 New Milford Nov. 10, 1852,
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HIS CERTIrfcRTE

We the unde, siKne |, Wholesale Drnggisssr having been tor ng acquainted fwish NAyerssss Lherry Psctoral, hereby certify, ouF hlisf. shss r ,t s the best and m sl sifec,ual remedy A,rs Plum mary CumvlalMts everr ofrred ,te lhsss, American People. And ~e would, fsom our K knowledge of ns eOrnaOsition, aaa extensive usri0lnesS, cosstiaiay coLsmend n 10 the afHi,'. ted as worthy thsir best coa6lencs, aud wi.h the firm convictiUl sheH ie wiiL da fos thei' relii all that inedichM caty dsr N, Henshaw, E.d,nsnds & Co.,. Rustoa. Mass.
 Reese q Coulson, BaliiMots' MaFgAnd- Ladd Ss lngi aham. Bangor. MainN. VI Haviland, lia,sait & C0.. Chatlcstoas 6. c,
 Jacob $ Farrand. Detroit Michigan.
 T. II. Mo Allister, Louisville Kentucky francis & Walton, Si Louie, Missouri. Joseph Tucker, Mobile, Alabama.
 rheouore A Peek, Burlington, Vermont. ..s HavilAnd, Risley X. Ca, .AugIsia. GeUIRsa.. Isaac James, Trenien, New Jesssy. J M Townsend. Pittsbvg. renn- s Clark < Ca. .Chicsg,. IliMeiss 4;:S.& E. EGay, Burlington, ltwa. K & S rs5 M. ASsntops < son, Norfolk. Virginia. c ! Edward Bringhursi, Wilmington, Delawavc.
 ZDN w Il G,lnlan, Washingtdn, DC. s @ ] Wngnt & t:o New Orleans, La. '
 Watson, Wall & Ca. Fort Wayne, TndiaAa.. c CRichmond & Co.,, San Fsanciscp, Cal. N
 Lewis & Ans, Tallahasse. Florida. ', sR Suong, Knoxville. Tennessee. hilton & Dur Little Rfek, Ark. ~ s'y f 'tlller. Shade x Ca. LcxinEion, Miss. a& M V D T.aladie, Galveston. TeN1s. gsg has Dyer, Jr., Providence. R. I. {,
 los Turner, Savannah, Ga. <
 Wade Ecks.ein,; X Co {, Cncinhnai, Oisis. ,S ] G Coffin q Co.. Valna raisa, cififb- ess FP M D,mond & Co, Vera Csnxy Mexico. Bred, Risas &. Co., Bcgpta, New Grenada. Y } Pruvosi < Co.,, Lima, Peru.
 Morton X Co, liaiifix.5 N.va Scotia.
 Walker < S,.n, S'.sJsl,hs. New. Bf0nswicN c c SiIinas < Co., Rlo Japsiro, Brazil. N.
 Win such assiirance, andsirm such. men, 8'e .itonger proof can be sdduced, except thass found inits effects upon frial. st M PREPA TED AND SOLD BY J c AYER N
 Practical Chemist. Lowell. Mass. N
 Sold in Ltchield bygJ. G. BEcKwrrH X and by Druggis's everywhere. N.
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District of CORNWALL. ss. }
Probate Court, Oct. 25. 1852. {

ESTATE OF DORCAS BLAKE. late A ofCornwall, in said District. deceased
 Ordered, That the Administrator exhibit his administration account to this Court for adjournment, at the Probate Office in Cornwall, on the 18th day of November 1859, at o'clock afternoon and lha' all persons interested in said estate. may be notified thereof, the Adminis,rator will cause this Order to be published in news- paper printedin Litchfsld, and post copy theraot on the signpost in sajd Cornwall neares. the last residence of lhe- deceased.
 Certified by
 FREDERICK KELLOGG, Judge.
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NOTICE.

THE examining Committee for the Mill -A- ton School Society will meet on Fri day evening, Nov, 26, at the house of MT. w. c. Palmer. All persons proposing tn be candidates for teaching the schools in the above Society, for the coming season, are invited to present themselves for ex- animation at that time and place.
 Per Order Of the Com. Y Milton Nov. l5 1852.
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District of LITCIIFEI.D D ss.

---LL v tVYHte VUuINe ~NUVs IItN0 kCOSs T STATE et ALNilRA LE-AVEN. A WORTH, late of Litchfeld. in said District, deceased. -...,
 ORDERED-That the Administrator exhibit his Administration account to this Court for adjustment, at the Probate Office inLi.ch6eld, on the 18th day of November, 1852, at 9 o'clock, aferneOn; and shat all persons interested in said estate may be notified thereof, the Administrator will cause this order to be published ,n news paper printed in Litchfeld, in Litchield County, and post a copy thereof on the sign post in said town of. Ldchtieli, neavest the last residence of the deceased. ut least five days before said day assigned.
 A true copy of Record.
 Attest, OLIVER A, G. ToDp, Judge.
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MAU0ATWCK i RAIL R OADu
 s ;2
FaN Arrapgel.ent. . .mmencino

FaH Arrangement. .vnameRciRg
 NoOeBa6er lst.. 1852.
 VRRAINS OUT OF BRIDGEPORT.-First .l Passenger Tram will leave Bridgeport Gor Wins:e |, at 10 30. A. M,, or n the arri> val of the 8 A. M, Express Train from New York, connecting Ss the Junction with the IO.l5 A. M., Train from New Haven. u.s,a
 First Freight. TEain will leave Bridgeport for WinsIed at l2 M . .. .-.
 Second Freight Train will leave Bridgeport fJT Waterbury at 4. 2O. P, M.
 Sec"nd Passenger Train will leave Bridge. port for Winsted at 6 05 P. M., or on the arri. val ofthe 3. 30, P M, Express Train from New York, connecting at the junction with the 45P M., Train from New Haven. TRAINS INTO BRIDGEPORT. First Freight Train will leave Waterbury for Bridge port al, 6, BOA. N .cOnneclingat the Junction with Train to New Haven,
 First Passenger Train will leave Winsted at ' A. M, connecting at the Junction with a Train ta New Haven, and at Bridgeport with the 1915 A. M, Train to New Ynrk.
 Second Freight Train will leave Winstec at !. 10 A M.. arriving at Bridgeport in time for the noon Trains 10 New Haven and New York
 Second Passenger Train will leave Winsted at 9 P. M., connecting at the Junction with a Train to New Haven, ,and at Bridgeport with the P. M,, Train to New Yo.k.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-18
Ry Law of GoSllen.

VOTED, That it the Owner of any Cat tie. Horses, Swine, Sheep or Geese shall suffer the sane to go at large out of his or her enclosure after the lst day ol December l85! such owner shali forfeit aud pay to any person who shall take mp and impOund the same, the sum of twenty five cents for each head of Cattle or Horse, and ten cents for each Swine or Sheep and six cents for each Goose each time they shall bs so found at large out of the own be the duty of the Haywsrds in their sev~ eraI districts and it shall he lawful for any Freeman to impound any Clttle, Horse. Swine, Sheep or Geese so found out of its owners enclosures and at large. And the POundkeepsr shall receive the same com> pensatiOH and have the same powers as age granted in the Statute laws of this State, Entitled Pounds" Provided that no penalty incurred under this By Law shall exceed three dollars and the owners of said cattle. Horse. Swine, Sheep or Geese 90 impoNnded shall not receive the same from the pound until they shall have paid the person so innppunding the same the amount of forfeiture and tO the pound keeper his fees and expenses for keeping said creatures as in oailer cases of creatures impounded, Provided that any person hay. ing family residing in said town may let enc COW run at large on the highways and commons provided said cow is restrained from 3 o'clock P. M. to sunrise and uot in- eur the afoFesaid penalty. This By Law b be in fosce for one year from the lst of Decembes 1852.
 Also, vosed further that this be published in the LitchReh Enquirer a. least four suc- cessiv: weeks previnus to tue 1st of De- cember 1852. .4
 The above is a . trne copy of record.
 Attest, WlLLARDE E.. GAYLORD.
 Assistant Town Clerk.
 0osheE, October 18th l652
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BROKE INTO

NI@NN THE enclosure Of the
 W~ anbseFibeF,on or abous W Mf the 26th. of October 2 !4 Calves, yellow Ssear.l [
 sllA- SteaF with white on belly and aank and ! Hsifer with white face 10 artificial mark. The owner is requested b prove property pay charges and take lhom away.
 BENJAMIN P. JOHNSON |. n Cornwall NOg. 10th 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-18
FOR. SALE.

THE House and Lot, the residence of N the late Rev. Isaac Jones. Those knowing the place, wlu need no description, others will see it, befole buying. It Is pleasantly located in South Street, in the village of Litch6eld. and one sf the most desirable places in the village. For terms &c., apply to the subscriber, Possession can bs had immediately.
 A. 5. LEWIS, GuardinG
 Litchield Nov. 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-18
Boarding achool.

M k. HlNE would respectfully inform his 1v1 patrons and the friends of education. lha. tue W inter term Of his school will open on Wednesday the 18th, Dec.
 The most thorough instruction will be given in the common anL higher English Branches. in Latin, Greek. French German, Spanish and Italian; in Drawing and Painting, and in Music Instrumental and vocal.
 Terms as heLetoiore.
 Principal. D, HINE, A, B.
 Associate, Miss. MARY WATERMAN, Warren, Nov. 5th, 1852. ,..a-
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Es st BurYing Ground.

DEKSUNS having OccaSlOn tU use the East
 ! Burying ground in Litch6eld for the in. leIment Ot their Sriends, ,Or contemplating an, erection of improvements on tue grounds, will bear in mind that there isa standing commits lee appointed by the School Society, tor legu> lating and experimenting the same, who are to be notified and consulted as to the manner anc place ot m,eEmenis and imr rov-men,s.- s.-
 This committee consist of Jason Whiting, Srih P. Beers and Fomlinson Welts, all or either ot whom !t is spre-umed will readily a:iend 10 any application which may be made on The subject.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-18
< ARTICLES or ASsCcfATl0N @s.
 @s@ @~Aa OPs THR @.@sssss" # MT ROBERTSON CARttI AGE MANIT.

2 % 4l NC Al .lE q fl4 4 g W E the undersigned do hereby associaia , w ourselves as body polite sAd ceEpsls 1s rate, pursuant tl the statute of the State of Connecticut, relating to .jjnt stock c,GpOra. tions." and .he foho~ing are onl AfticissiuiS assoc ialian. vssa ". Al Z. Arr. !. The rams of said corporation shall be "koberison Carriage Manufacturing Gu. sss Eu.2. The capital stock of sad cotpsriss% lion shall he fourteensthousana tluilaFs. aissi ] shall be divided into five hundred aud sixty | shares of twenty-hye dollars each shafe-.s s4,eA Art 3. The purposes tor whleh saidie pnraiion is established sihs 6,nowing. Fiz. io manufacture. anal senth any aud all sihds of waggvila, Cartridges and sisighs--tG maali, & lecture, sell and deal ii, any and alt kinds Ol wares. goods and articles composed of iron \ steel wA,Od oF brass,.or any arfices ef galieM % iron, steel, wk'Od or brass is the psiAeieat component psst-ao'at Giaire an6 hDlsbsit sach lands and any sas& al vahen lGsndk 0e nNnllefa2 necessary and couveniens fss thspresrsrijssS 0f said business. aud generally Co de slLbn,s s,,; ness connected wiih,0 ,0F incidenial to the Rng V poses of this association as above specllied.
 Art |. The siutuie aforesaid is hereby fe fefTsd to aud made part of these aFticleS si'a \ the corporaisu heieby established a,.d eskaas sfs ized under and puTsusnl tc said stalute. shail ( have the powsrs and ps oeeed actcisiias lestA < regulations desciibsi and sleeiksA 8hereins
 Ari {. Each sutseribes te iAese apkieass a yrses tO taks slfe nUisbes st sharss antl18z :" his name isthe capital sierk of said eok, paration. each share ia be iwenis -frs huiiats abd.ta pay the. same by instaIimenIs. aS t6s N Directors shall prescrhe.
 An.6. Tse said cosaorssioa is sezsshiiskea - ni Torriagion. and Sials Sf connsriirnL Daniel Robertson foA shslss sAs samuel WoTkmaas@ Aa@k@ ga Ii AOa da (. Benjamin 2. Waugh N. AO an William ". Waugh 4O da ! :.lsord c.srlsss 6isaslE COG N s6 dS Lewiston Thompson ss 4tp a@ AlvaEd sE REptheE bs s4 s % asin ". ss v. Weed el tNa fSa sssA aes< tsI4 s. T. Seelye % 6n@a Wma R. Saeeie. 40 da
 DANIEE ROBERTSON. Pses'i.
 D Robertson,
 A.Alwnfd.n Fl N W
 Samuel Naakman, $DlssclolS. aau Wm. W. Waugh. Nss 4AA
 astea L Thompsnn. M
 P.S 4 hEsl fslo wundsworkInan NsxnIaf 6 2 take asSe A fhal department. .an1l lnA peElIo pf lhe nnsnlfsp1lnth slock. x v MtfM
 Wo .vlivlIls. 0st (. ls5a. ~
 a E E. TnAa
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-18
Norfolk Academy,

@1orfo llk Academy, rNHE Winter Term ot this school will A open on Wednesday,. Decesnoer let to continue % weeks. E. ....... Terms. Fol Common English Bran ehes per quar
 ter of II weeks $32 Higher EngLsli Branches do 4.25 Languages 5.22
 W. B. RICE, Principal. Norfolk, Oct 2S, 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-18

mour, Humph,eysville0 with the A. M.. rival of the 10 30 A. M. Train from Bridge port,
 McNeil's Stage from Wstertown will con. meet a, Waterbury with the s.3O A. M, Train down, returning on the arrival of the 1O.S0 A. M. Train from Bridgeport.
 Fenh's Stage from LhC hfield! will connect at Litehfield Station with, both Passenger Trains each way. lc;-Fr.igh, will be way billed as usual. from each Station to New York New Haven and Bridgeport.
 PMEr.O HURD, Superintendent Rfidpeport Oct, 29, 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-18
! Shawls! Shawls ]!

HAVE you examined Bradford's MAN> TILE SHAWLS? We think he has the best assortment we ever saw at any country store in the State. He sells the m very cheap. .@J ,@ BRADFORD. WolcottvilIe 2. <
 Cheap Cash Sore.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-18
Goods! Goods!!

NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED. 5000 yards of Mouselin Delaines, Cash meres, Cashmerets, &c.. &c., from IA to 25 cents yard. Calicoes of all prices and qualities. All wool Merinoes, AlpRccas. Lyonese Cloths, l'aramettas, &c.,, &c., &c. Cloths-Black, Twiled, French and Amer ican Cloths of every kind. price and color.
 Ready made Clo:h:ng, Boots. Shoes, Hats. Caps, &c., &c. 100 bbis. Blue Jacket apl Gsonoeee A""~. WANTED.-But:er Cheese .Eggs.P Pork, Beef. 8lc., Gc. ! t.Ie < .e,.
 GEORGE D WADHAMS. Wolcottvlls. Nov. 4th, 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-18
PIERCE < KIN(1

A RE triumphanlIy elected President and A Vice President of the American Res public Under existing cIRcuMsrANcEs, 1t will te necessary for me, win FRIENDS. to remove my LOCATION 10 the vicinity oi SALT ! will dispose of my stock of goods CHEAP for CASH. ] have been informed that i. will be Impossible to Freight merchandise up the river at press ent, on account of the great number of passengers. Look out for great bargains tn dry goods.
 BRADFORD, .Wolcottville.