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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-22
IRVING SAYINGS INSTITUTION,

IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
Ma s-e Greenwich 81 This Institution. organized
under an of the Les.aars Of the State OF New
ssTs AID Warren from 20 ocieck IN the ate rnoon
Ip;erss. al ak per cent per apsum will be allowed on all
Tp u,isn secures 10 M nors and fsmalss married
or the fun and exclusive rgh to ali MONIES IN
vested therein IN then names
CAIEBs Woodruff. President
VANDERBILT l. BUXTON, LIST Vice. President
WILLIAM NJ PULLS, 81 Vice President
JoHN THOMPSON, Treasurer
DANIEL V II bERTHoIF, Secretary.
CO. woodruff, Rsubsn q WOOD. Charlie. 5ensIs,.
EEsH, R Sia Es Tsssn Sod siosgs,, David
AZ ns .n vssesnsS, Mason TAom:oa, Ed@snd Sriiha'
i' L + Rs Scum M W.. sSlii. Asra s.sz:.:
DAVID B. Moses Alex Mgsn1s So,eT s c ss5ss
jsbr Arderss, Henry Allen, John Rsmsr
Syw.JsRssY ZIsc COMPANY, I
Transfer Office, No. 81 Lberty-HI
~ OTICE.-An amendments to the cnar'
he o .:s nsas
by tks Drectsn The title, by shs act, 10 changed 70
TIE Nsw"j.r.sy Exploring and M,ans con,sny stock,
ane the stock Of the Sussex Zinc and Copper Mang ana
ssei NEW Jsr.sy zi,e ,sSc:iiss ,l'
me Nsw.Yori. March 10. issa. .
KNICKERBoCKER SAVINGS
IN BANK. h.av eurnsr y isdst.osss daily ron
cures minors and females. married ., unnamed me
'h' control Il = Sfi
ANscs WILLIS. Secretary
THE BOARD Of DIRECTORS OF the
Il AMERICAN MINING COMPANY have ordered
assessment q 10 cens On esch share ssocs ~ .ns
Warwick Nine Numbered from No - rs %Ses, a-
elusive, PAYABLE before the 26'a asy Oh AAeA
v. CURRIER See. Am Mining Co.
JAMES BANK NOTES .--..---.eoc.
~ Bank Of New Rochelle -
Commercial Bssk Perth AmsoS- -
Peoples Bark of Paterson
Bxsk OF ssishary, Nd -'-~'-----'S
Bought At the above prices Per dolaI W
sATHER CHURCH. No. ia NsssAa-"
DRAFTS on the BANK Of IRELAND
D-payssls as sisht all parts Of Ireisad-sor sac "
NE Irish fniusns Society. No 81 ChamberrI -
GRtGORY DiLLoH. Frss'osa''
JAMS oruARf. frsassrsr.
Oyyrcr MORRIS CANAL AND BANKING Co,
J1RsYT CITY. March -, tsoa
NOTICE is hereby given, that one Az
nual Election win he held Il The Once OF the Com
parry n yerssT City on MONDAY, Ne An az o. 1pkh
n. for The choice of thYes Directors, N pisss q Ca,
Be g. whose tsrn Of service VII thsn sxpxe ne pe1
VIA 30 open ffoa u O'Clock NJ. sntai scscs' ~ !"
Ia f,a.sfsr Books wsn " closed on aaA from. the
MA ass- sasai sAs al dag & ~ rvorp s.,,.r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-22

DlANO-FORTES.- about pur-
chasing Pianos will hnd to their advantage to cal
Glenn Cos. Mandatory. No l94 Fulton st. (west
II Broadway A general assortment Of mahogany AID
low for cash approved paper Dealers supplied on bs
raj terms r. GLENN CO., No. lo< Fulton s..
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-12-16
4 T the Annual Tcwn Meeting legally
n warned and held al the Town Hall In

A T the Annual Tcwn Meeting legally
Awarned and held at the Town Hall in
Sharon on the 9th day of October 1852.
Voted-That if the owner of any Cattle,
Horse, Mule Geese or Hug shall suffer the
same to 90 at large ou of his or her enclo>
sure after the first day Of April 1858, such
owner shall forfeit and pay to any person
VINO shall take up and impound the same
the sum of twenty five cents for each head Of
Cattle, Horse, Mule, Geese or Hog for each
time they shall be so found at large out of
the owners enclosure ad taken up.
Voted-That it shall be en- the duty of the
Hay wards in their several districts, and /.
shall be lawful for any freeholder to imJ ound
SO found out of the owners Enclosure and at
large, who ,ogethe with the Pound Keeper
shall regulate the proceedings, receive the
compensation and have the same powers az
are granted in the Statute Laws of this STATE
Entiti I'd 6 Pounds" Provided that no penal.
ty incurred under this E" BY Law" shall ex-
coed the sum of three doll ars. and the own.
er or owners of said Ca tile, Horse, Mule,
Geese, Cow or Hog so Jap oundbd shall not
receive the same from the pouhd until he
shall have paid the person so impound
ing the same, the amount of forfeiture and
to the Pound Keeper his fees and expenses
Provided, that any person not possessed Of
real state sufficient for pasture may suffer
one Cow and one Hog to run at large with
out mourning the aforesaid penalty by co
tanning a permit from the Slect men.
Voted-That the aforesaid BY Law be-
published in the Litrhfeld Enquirer. A true
copy OF Record. Certified by
JAMES f. WATSON, Town Clerk
Sharon, Oct. 1852.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-12-16

The TAMMANT Row.-From air we
can learn and we have the testimony Of
eye: Witnesses. the disturbance at Tam
many. on Thursday night. was an or.
ganized and deliberate affair. and was an
ihexcusable and attrocious attack By the
Barnburness upon the members. Of the
General Committee. The former broke
into the Committee room forced and as
sautted the gentlemen. quietly sitting
there, in an outrageous manner. AS
We stated yesterday. the Chairman Of the
Committee was severely injured, and lis
life was probably saved by the. interpo.
sitioB Of person who warded OFF hea.
w wooden chair raised By party to
strike Mr.. Schell dowa. Other men,
bers were also injured. The affair was
shameful to the assailants of the Com
mittee. Even the Pos. does not DENY
that the attack was outrageous. The
National Democrat truly says: "such
scenes are we'll calculated to iniure and
degrade the party. ~. 2. Mirror.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-12-16
Savage Cruelty.

In a recent number of the New York
Tribune is IL letter from Mr. Morgan Bates
who was passenger in the clipper ship
Racer on her passage to California. The
writer charges the captain, whose name
is II ram w. See le. with cruelies towards
his sailors, aud with insolence towards his
passengers, which if true, would disgrace
savage. He belongs in Hartford. 1t is
stated that he made no effort to save the
life Of a sailor who fei overboard-that he
mads a son of iIr. David Clark, also OF
Hartford, walk the companion way on
deck for nineteen hours. in a gale, and
while the sleet was driving so furionsly that
the sailors at the wheel had to be relieved
every half hour. 1t is also asserted that
the captain beat the cooper and kicked his
wife, who was the stewardess. shut her up
for many honrs in cupboard, and finally
presented pistol to her breast. threatening
to shoot her if she did not return to. her
duty. She broke looking glass over his
head and Drove him away In fact this
captain is represented as brute in human
shape. The charges are most serious and
If true, will undoubtedly prevent his fur>
ther employment by reputable ship owners.
If false, Mr.. Morgan Bates must be as bad
No hc topi0soHlS ttft CaptdiH 10 Oe. MT
David Clark, the father of the young man
alluded TO as having been compelled to walk
the compan MON way in cold storm, in a
communication in the Hartford Courant.
does not appear to credit the Statements of
Mr. Bates, but on the contrary says that
mo complaints OF this kind have been made
to our cOnsignees at San francisco or our
agent ut New York and adds that his son
has. sailed with Capt. Steele number
of voyages. and has ever been treated with
kindness and is ardently attached TO him.
He closes. however, by saying that Should
enc half the cruelties detailed in that letter
prove true, he will be discharged from the
command on his arrival at London. land
will be held personally accountable for his
cruel aud inhuman conduct
NeW Haven Palladium.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-12-16

A T a special Town Meeting legally warned
n aud held on the Cd day Of Novemb.r
1852 in the town OF Warren.
Voted, That II any person or persons shall
sci, use or draw any net or seine in airy OF the
waters ct that part OF Raumaug Pond situa.
ted within the limits Of said town of w arren
such person or per sons shalt forfeit and pay
fine Of Ten Dollars for each offence, one half
to him VINO shalt prosecute to effect and one
half to the Town Treasury. This By Law is
to DE in force for one year fr m the 6rst day
of January 1858.
Any E,ector Of tho town Of Warren may
prosecute under this By Law.
Voted-rhat the Town Clerk cause this
Bylaw to be printed aud published in a
newspaper printed in Litch6eld:n the Coun-
ty of Litch6eld for four weeks successfully
before the same shall be it, force. Attest,
J. G. HOWARD. Town Clerk.
Warren Nov, oath 1859
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-12-16

THE NAUGATUCK r R.-Ths win
ter arrangement on the Naugntuck Road
went into effect on the 18Th, The trains
out of Bridgeport for Winsled leave at 10
30, IL 40, and at O O5 the trains out of
Winsied leave Al 6 SO, z 90, l0and As,
CONGRESS is doing nothing. In the
Senate there has been a long discussion on
the subject of the cOntesting Senators
from Kentucky, Messrs Dixon and Merri
wether. In the House, a resolution APP
pointing Winfield Scott to the Office of
Lieutenant General has been considered.
ACCIDENT AT New HARTFORD. - On
Monday evening The 9th inst. Mr.. Levi p.
Belden of New Hartford, fell from a tree,
where he was attempting to each turkey,
to the ground, a distance OF twenty feet,
striking on his head and shoulders and in>
Juring his spine. He has since remained
In helpless condition. with but little pros
Pect Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
AN EXAMPLE WORTH IMITATING.-For
the past three ears the Messrs. Hoe q Go.
the eminent printing press manufacturers,
have maintained at their own expense IN
evening school for the instruction of theIE
apprentices and wOrkmen in mathematics,
the exact sciences, French and English.
etc. All their apprentices are required to
attend and it is also open to such of the
workmen as choose to attend.
WORTH REMEMBERING.-Ree Med
ical Gazette says. - In case of any burn or
scald, however extensive, aHthe acute suf-
ferings of the patient may be at once and
perma uently relieved, and that in mo-
ment. BY sprinkIing over the surface thick
layer Of wheat -four" .....
| ENOUGH For ONE MAN.-The militia ~
pay and allowances enjoyed by the Duke
of Wellington amounted, TO- G9,454, OF
$50. 1000 a year.
| ID The New York Mirror says that
z. u. Barnum, Esq, has purchased 10,
on the southeast corner of Broadway and
Spring street. two hundred feet front. ex
tending back to Crosby street, New York,
upon which he will erect o new museum
building.
The famed novel of Mrs. Harriet Beech
er Stowe, entitled "Uncle Toms C tbln,'
has been translated iatO beautiful French.
1t is now nader way of publication by the
journal La Presse. Only few chapters
| '''o ~OOH PNeA''oOAS ~AN lucy uuVO UCGu
well received.
/ DEATH oF1HE COUNTESS RUMFoRD:-
A special despatch to the Journal an.
nounces the death of Miss Sarah Thomp
I ION, Countess Rumford, at Concord, N,
H.. on Thursday. aged about 20.
This lady was the daughter or the
celebrated Count Rumfurd. and was well
known in this city. and in Woburn in
I this State. Count Rumford it will be
remem bereG, was an American by birth
named Benjamin Thompson. He went
TO England, and after wards to Bavaria
in each of which countries he held high
official positions. The King of Bavaria
loaded him with hnnors and made Tim
a Count !: the name selected was Buns
ford, the old name of Concord. where
he was born. An annuity was settled
on him. half of which we believe, cons
tinued to his daughter, during her life.
tie was liberal benefactor to Harvard
College and the American Academy.
/ Boston Daily advertiser.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-12-16
AT a Court of Probate bolden at Sharon,

At a Court of Probate bolden at Sharon,
within and for the District of Sharon,
on the I'd day Of November, 1852.
Present, DANIEL Parsons, Esq, Judge.
II 1PON the petition Of CALVIN L, Chaffee,
~ Of Sharon, in said District, showing
TO this Court that he is the guardian of
Clarence l. Chafiee and John l.. Chaffee,
of said District. miners-ihat said miners
own certain real estate situated in said
Sharon, being the same that was distributed
to them from the estate of their grandpa
Their, John B. Lowell, deceased, containing
about forty acres. and Of the value of five
hundred dollars-and praying this Court.
for reasons in said petition set forth, to
pass an order authorizing and empowering
said petitioner or some other meet person
to sell and convey the interests Of said
minors 10 said described premises, aecord-
ing to the Statute in such case made aud
provided-as per petition on file, dated
November I'd. 1852
Ordered. That said petition be continued
to the 9th day of January, 1853, then to be
heard and determined al the Probate Office
in sal District, at 10 O'Clock in che fore.
noon and that notice of the pendency
thereof be given by publishing this order in
newspaper printed in Lilchfield three
weeks successfully, at least six weeks be-
fore the said 9Th day of January, 1853.
A true copy OF Record.
CHARLES F SEDGwicK. Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-12-16
- 40 -
MARRIED,

In this village, 9th last, by the Rev. Mr.
Swan, ]. Warburton Skinner, Esq of ST.
Louis No.. to Miss Mary E. Brace, daugh-
ter of John P Brace, Esq, of Hartford.
In Augusta. ga, Nov. 25th, by the Rev
Mr.. Rogers, James G. Gould, Esq to Miss
Harriet G. Barrett, daughter Of Thomas
Barrett, Esq.
In Harwinton. nth inst. by the Rev.
o. p Holcomb, Henry s. Griswold, Esq.
ofthis town, to Mrs. Sophia Potter Of the
former place,
In Salisbury, Nov oeth, A Potter Of
Birmingham, to Ann Maria, daughter u
Joel Pierce of the former place.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-12-16
Christmas and New Year
Are Coming! NO1O for
HOLLFDAY PREsENTs

All persons in search Of Holiday Pres
ents. whether useful or ornamental, should
not fail TO call at No.. 10 State ST., Hartford
and examine the large. fresh and elegant
assortment of American, English, French
and German Goods just opened by ELIHU
GER, consisting in part Of every kind Of
Papier Mache, Rosewood, Mahogany and
Cherry.
Writing Desks, Work Boxes. Portfolios
&C., from 81 l-2 cts to $40, 90 each.
India Rubber Toys and Crying Babies.
Visiting and other Cards.
Pearl, Leather and Papier Mache Gard
Cases and Porte Norma les.
Wallets and Pocket Books.
LubInS celebrated genuine Perfumes.
Farina's Genuine Cologne.
Bridal, Glove and Hdkf. Perfumed Boxes
Pearl and Ivory Tablets.
Building Blocks and Wood Alphabets.
Velvet, Iron and Tin Toys.
Games too numerous to mention.
VesIa Lights, Wax Tapers aud Candles,
Gentlemen's Dressing Casee-
Ladies' Companions and Spool Stands.
ParlOr Rubber Balls.
China, Wax and Rubber Dolls.
Hair, Cloth. Hat, Teeth and Nail Brushes
Glass Weights and Opera Glasses.
Z thermometers and Barometers.
Toilet add Shaving Soaps.
Chessmen Dominoes. Backgammon Boards
Dice and Checkers.
Penknives, Scissors aud Shears
Gold and Silver Pencil Cases.
A splendid assortment Of Gold Pens In
Gold and Silver Cases.
Steel Pens fifty styles.
Sewing Birds, 6 kinds, from. 80 T>G TO
81 l-2 cts.
The best of Wax, warranted to burn free,
Water Coors, from 3, cts TO $500 per box
LIE tier Stamps, allslyles.
Fancy Paper aud Glass Boxes
Transparent, Porcelain and other States.
A large assortment of Letter, Note and
Fancy Papers.. ....~- ...
Papetries, Envelopes and Stationery arti'
Giles in general.
Blanks ami Blank Books,
together with a large stock Of FANCY
GOODS, too various to be enunerated--al
OF THE LATEST STYLES, and are offered al
the lowest market prices, and in any GUAM.
ties al the Stationery and Fancy Goods Sa
loon of ELlHU GER,
10 Stale ST., Hartford.
" Every description of jon, CARD
PAMPHLET, Fancy ANB. PLAIN STEAM
PAINTING attended 10 with promptness an-
in the highest styles of Art.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-12-16
DIED.,

Tn this village on the 18th inst, Mrs.
Mary K. wife of Mr.. william Fisher. aged
50.
In Newtown. 81 inst, suddenly, while
on visit. Abner Reynolds. Esq, Of New
Preston. aged As.
In Watertown. Nov Is, Miss Mary Net
Teton, aged SO.
10 Woodbury.. Nov s9th, Mrs Roderick
Sly les, aged So. Aa
La Hartford, 9Th inst, Col. James Bah
cock, aged SO.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-12-16
NOTICE.

RY Order of the Honorable Coure of
- Probate for the District of Litchfield,
Will be sold at Public Auction on Thurs
day the 9th day Of January 1853 at the
store lately occupied by H. N. Lyman in
Goshen. the Dwelling House and Land,
the Store and building now occupied as a
Shoe Shop, small tract of Land near the
north part of the West Side pond. one Pia-
no Forte; quantity Of Boots aud Cheese
Boxes, together withsucho,her properly az
belongs to said Estate. Sale TO commence
at l0O'clock A. N.
MOSES LYMAN. Assignee,
Cos hen, December Il 1852,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-12-16
THE WONDER OF THE AGE

NOR the cure of Saltrheum, Fry sipe-
l. las,. Chilblains. Chspped or Cracked
Hands, BurDe and Scalds. Cats, Wounds
of any kind; Old Sores; all kinds Of
breaking out and Sores on children Sore
Lips. Pimplss on the Face, and all disea-
ses of the Skin.
TFor particulars see small bills nc:
companying each Boz.
I~2O,000 boxes sold in this State the
past year, and gave universal satisfaction.
The great secret Of the popularity Of
this Ointment lies in the fact that it ac-
complishes all it is recommended to do ;
and that do not recommend IL to cure any
thing hut what from the nature of the in-
gradients. 1t 10 absolutely specific fos, while
other preparations of the kind are recon-
men1ed to cure every disease that human
flesh is heir to. frem Consumption down 10
The bite Of a flea, when. in Eact,.aA the
medical properties they contain are 10 the
haDdbills. and the thousands of fictitious
certificates published 10 their praise.
Invite those troubled with the above
complaints. tparticuIarly Salt Rheum,) TO
take a box and try tiff you are not
fully satisfied, return it and take back your
money.
N. B.-I have hundreds ofCerli6cates ]
can show any one who feels disposed to
call on me and satisfy himself on the viz
tues of the ointment. Prepared and 6 old
BY MONROE TERRELL, Naugatuck, CT.
rAll Orders directed to the above ad-
dress, will be thankfully received and
promptly attended to. Sold also by the
principal Druggists and Country Mer-
chants generally. Price 25c.
WHOLESALE DEPoTs.--A. b. & d. So nds
No. IOO:FuIton ST.. New York. Reading 6
Co.. Boston.,A. Mcclure T. Co.. Albany.
. AeESrs.-Litchheld A. C, Smith. Win.
ested / c. Allen, WolcottvAle Charles Me-
Neil. Goshen Niles &. Gray.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-12-16
= HIS CERTIFICATE

We the undersigned 1, Wholesale Druggists,
having beentor l,ng acquainted with Ayers
Cherry Pectoral, hereby certify our bliei that
10 10 the best and most etfectual remedy foE'
Pulmonary Complaints ever offered to the
American People. And we would, from our
knowledge OF its eompos ition, and extensive
usefulness, cordialiy commend it to the afsiie'
ted as worthy their best confidence, and with
the firm conviction that it will do for thGj-
reiI all that medicine can do.
Aenshaw, Edmands & Co.. Boston. Mass.
Reese s. Coulson, Baltimore Maryland.
Ladd & Ing, aEam, Bangor. Maine.
Haviand, Harrall g. Co., Charleston, S. G.,
Jacob s. Farrand. Detroit Michigan.
| T.. H. McAllister. Louisville Kentucky.
| Francis g. Walton, ST, Louis, Miss ,uri.
Joseph Tucker, Mobile, Alabama,
Theodore Peck, Burlington, Vermont.
Havland, Risley & Co Augusta, Georgia,
Isaac D Jaa es, Trenton, New Jersey.
JIM Towns nd, Pittsbu.g, Penn.
| Clark e. Co.. Chicago, Illinois.
EE Gay, Burlington Iowa.
M A Santons s. son, Norfolk, Virginia.
Edward Bringhurst, Wilmington, Delaware.
JON Gilbert Il Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
s. w H Gilman, Washington, DC.
J Wright & Co, New Orleans, La.
Watson, Wall & Co, Fort Wayne, Indiana.
CRichmond & Co., San Francisco, Cal.
Lew & Ames, Tallahassee, Florida,
BsR Strong, Knoxville, Tennessee.
Chilton n Duer, Little Rrck, Ark.
stiller, Slade s. Co., Lexington, Mics.
| n - F'u&sstfSS ess-s,.-st as~..As-
Chas. Dyer, Jr., Providence, r. l..
Jos M Turner, Savannah, Ga,
Wade Eckstein, & Co, Cincinnati, Ohio.
IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES
J G Coffin & Co., Valpa raiso, chill.
| u g. ~
Fred, Riyas & Co., Bogota, New Grenada.
s Provost & Co., Lima, Peru.
Morton & Co., Halifax, Nova Scotia.
T Walker & Sen, 81. Jehns. New Bronswick
c G Silinas & Co., Rio Janeiro, Brazil.
With SUCH assurance, and from such men
stronger proof can be adduced, except that
found in its effects upon trial.
| PREPAT FED AND SOLD BY C AVER
Practical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
Sold in Litchfeld by j. G.. BEcKwrrH
and by Druggists everywhere.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-12-16

THE"Litchfeld County Teachers Associ>
Il alton" will meet according to adjourn
ment, at Salisbury, Thursday evening, Dec.
l6, at 8 O'Clock, and continue in session until
Saturday Of the same week. Distinguished
educators from abroad may be expected to be
present and address the Association. We
trust the teachers of Litch6eld County, as
heretofore, will sustain their association with
their presence at the meetings Of the same.
H. d. SHERMAN, President.
New Milford. Nov. 81, 1852. .t
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-12-16

BURNED TO DEArH.-On Friday morn
ing, Katy E. Lewis. little girl Of four
years. and only daughter of Luther 8.
Lewis. Of this city. was left alone in her
chamber for few minutes. her mother
having gone down stairs to attend 70 her
household duties. While The mother
was absent, the child got hold Of some
matches, and set her clothes on FIRE.
burning severely nearly half tho surface
OF her person. DR.. Kibbee was INNS
diately summoned. but remedies took no
effect. and the little sufferer expired in
Ave hours.-SPriRgfsId Republican.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-12-16
NOTICE.
Cos hen, December Il 1859.

PY Order of the Honorable Court of
~ Probate for the District Of Li.chfeld,
Will be sold at Pcblic Auction on Thurs
day the 4th day OF January 1853, at the
Store lately occupied by Messrs Lyman
& Chaplin at Falls Village, Connecticut,
the Store and fixtures together with such
other property as belongs to said Estate.
Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock A. N
On said day
MOSES LYMAN. Assignee.
Fails Village, December Ia 1852
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-12-16
Rank Of LitchfieId County.

THE Directors of this Bank have order.
l. ed that Fifty Dollars ON each share oil
the capital stock thereof be paid 10 on o.
before the Goth of December next.
By order of the Board of Directors.
DANIEL MARSH. Secretary.
New Milford, November "a, 1852.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-12-16

have some City volumes of Law Books
a which will sell much below the book
sellers price, as l have duplicate copies, such
as Greenleaf on Evidence Ke IT'S Commenta-
ries. Jorman on Wills, Gould's Pleading. Ste.
phens' Nisi Prius, &c, sc.
CO. BELDEN.
Lilehfield. Dec. 6Ih. 1852.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-12-16
District OF Kent, So.
P obatc Court, November 10Th 1852.

/ DlStilCt oil kent, s..
P obatc Court, November 10th 1852. {
II STATE OF LEWIS MILLS. late of Kent,
IL in said District, deceased. The Court
Of Probate for the Dlstriei of Kent hath iimi>
ted and allowed six months from the date
hereof, for the Creditors OF aid Estate, repre-
:enteG irsolvent, in which to exhibit their
claim thereto and has appointed Luman p.
BsseIl and Edmund II. Mills Esquires, Com
missioners TO receive and examine said
Claims. Certified by
RUFUS FULLER, Judge.
Tha Subscribe rs give notice that they shall
meet at the late dwelling house of Lewis
Mills deceased, in said Kent, on the 18th day
of December 1852 and on the 10th day of
May 1885, at ten O'clock in the forenoon. on
each OF SAID DAYS, for the purpose OF attends
ing on the business of said appointment
EDMUND H. MILLS, ! Commits
LUMAN P. BI SSELL, sioners