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Loss OF the ship George Brown on an I'm
known Reef

NATIoNAL OBSERVATORY, WAsHISoTos,
February ~, 1852.
Sir: have received the abstract log Of the ship
George Brown, of Baltimore, Asa Higgins, bound
from San Francisco to Calcutta from which ex-
tract and send you for the information OF persons
navigating the Java Seas, the account of the total
loss of that ship on an unknown reef of rocks not
far from "Tiger" Island:
"FRIDAy, August Is. 1851.
Latitude, at noon, % a. south, longitude 1910
80 east-wind southeast, moderate. AIT h. 80 IN. p.
III. struck on reef of rocks laying southeast from
Tiger Island, about fifteen miles from the island.
The islands were just in sight from the deck The
next day the rocks went through her bottom, and
she filled with water, BY the mean of several OBJ
seryations taken the preceding day, the shoal is
in latitude O. a. south, longitude 1910 east. 1t had
about ten feet water il. We left the wreck in
our boats on the l7th, and landed on the Island OF
Salazer after a severe days passage"
Respectfully, &C.,
M. f. MAURY,
Lieutenant United States Navy.
Hon. WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, Secretary Of the Navy,
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OrTo GRUHztG's ExgcUTroS took place in New
York on Friday afternoon. lie protested that he
was innocent with his last breath.
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BRIDGE ACROSS THE OHIO AT WHEELING.
FOR VERMONT.
Mr.. BARTLETT gave notice of

Mr. BARTLETT gave notice of his intention
to move for leave to introduce bill making an
Appropriation Of public land 10 the State of Yer
mont for internal improvements, the support of
schools, and the support of the INDECENT deaf and
dumb, blind and insane.
And, on motion, the House adjourned until Wed.
needay
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MIR. DAVIS, OF Indiana, by unanimous consent,
and In pursuance of previous notice. introduced a
bill granting the right of way and making dona
ton Of land TO the States Of Indiana and Illinois, in
a.d Of the construction of a railroad from Terre
iiaute to Springfield, and branch thereto; which
was read first and second time, and referred to
the Committee on Public Lands
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I T II
! Lieutenant United States Navy.
Hon. WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, Secretary Of the Navy,
Washington.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-01


Friday Morning, October l. 1852
coTToN-The demand was active yesterday, and fully
1000 bales taken steady prices:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
6rSnorv s Td;r Fair ,os1 S19&
Mddlng. ......94G0 osl Good Fair. nl4t01lh
Good Middling .9zst0lo1a Good and Fine. II $40
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton bales. Tobacco hhds,
Stock . on hand hand Sept 1882 s6s2 1874
Received since 81 ,405 4,0iS
- yesterday 65s5=97,99o rs Apo
10Y 522 22SSO
Exported to date,.......2741O 42l2
ycsterday.... 3b5o=Sl,06O 10 1859
Stock on hand not cleared 76IG2 1898
TOBACCO-Wc did not hear Of {. eale
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs-We noticed opIy rct,;,
transactions at previous rates.
FLOUR-The market continued quiet and sales ,yero
limited to 1000 bbls including 800 St Louis at "a l21
81 Is u Dbl, 400 at - and lots of Extra also on
private terms.
GRAIN-We noticed sales of barely 800 sacks Corn in
Guiding 400 White at Goo q buse. of Oats 100 sacks
St. Louis sold at 300 % bushe... Bran was lower and
sales moderate at 773&e T. 100 ib.
PROFESSIONALISM was heavy, and noticed only
small sales at SCI 90 = bb Bacon was firm and prime
Cincinnati Sides held at 9z54 D Ii, Shoulders sold in
small lots at Sfdsti4 u fb.
CoFFEE-2oo bags Rio were taken at S554 q fb,
LIME-We noticed sale of 800 bbs Alton at 81 % u
Dbl further reduction.
WHIsKY-Depressed, and 200 bbls Russelrs Extra sold
at 200 q gallon.
FRE1GlITS-We heard of new engagement.
EACHANGE-Therc was fair demand for Domestic
bills at quotations, while there was but little inquiry
for Foreign. We quote
sterling. l0S3i Dlo9S4
NewYork sxty-day Bills "a ct disc
Sight Checks on Newfork ..,..,...4f0}a p Ct disc
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Eeich's Safes Us,rsraIed.

EnFEFrRLo COZ c., !,
Nieara STEARsS MARTIN 10 Rich 4
NewYo:
ne info-n that the store and
the
ofyonr sDEfe purchased your agent CHARLES
Mr. NJ Hath. The bni Of pitch pine
heat ss uig terrific Tie crowd ridieaed the
thing Standing such ir;
pono nn day in the of tse who
ire the establishment when
side the perfect without except TIA
a anander r
We ha call upon sa and remain
Yours, respectfully, WILLIAMS Il CHRISTIE
The foregoing latter demonstrates the wonderful capacity
GUS SAFES resist ire when considered
ALONE among msny articles represented be SAFES
contents in either OF the fires PraliE
Chieote, olio, Wetumpk, Ala; Rodn-y As EdgeeIds
G.. admitted that the SINCE THE RE-
DGGPoS OF PNCES bears proportion the ssue
reliable iePosiory for teekA iy money ether
but valuable att The sdbscfber OF
sale RICH
Co s SAFES and prepared prove,
mony several Of the most respectable merchants thu
ttts that entire confidence placed IN the article under
ISAAC
f4Wti aaniTB Magazine strAst,
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REGULAR PACK EzI-s.
----4.--s--s-s=za.s---s-..
.MORUE.

stSOR MOBILE. --Daiiy q. s. Mail ~g-szza
z LalsSgner ROD -
iplsn 'i t1tat sFeaeIs FICEsItsa, Jca GfSnt
Muster, and GALiFDRtiA, H. r. RH7is7 thagirg
iit shs tssls, -h
ii the vi. izge soseirttain Rod u ny
arrival hs Lake te ia 11Gs
ST. ba fass Christian going end Psscae6u
Wednesdays and Saturdays gong, a1l Fays
ratGrnirs 7''-
~ passehgara and families with extra ought
he II o'clock VII
atar the arrival Of the IA O'ciock aaFa.
Lf Freight ouy5 ar
ealte ST, CHARLES.
fs Che Way I7 l.ays
is1 r. tiEDogs, Arslt, 10 BANK Pissa.
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IRLOO RITER.

Wlleaye MONDAY October 4, at 5 o'clock I'm.
E7OR YAIOO RIVER, lAI0O s5 s
H. CITY. SALuRlA GRAND GULF NICkS- lsstthha4LSEat
BURG, RODNEY, NtTcHEz and all inem late aEssssszs
aAdingsIhe light drought aud
Gilbert will leave her first regular For freight
or passage, apply board, q
MARSH RANLETT co ~ Poydrls street,
sss receiving
eight.
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MEMPHIS.

Will SATURDAY, October 9, at o'clock p NJ
ENOR MEMPHIS, GRAND LAKE, svy =.
Il GREESVitLE, COLUMBIA, GAINES'S LAND n
ING, NAPOLEON, HELENA viCKsRuRG, NAT zsSssrsssszs
lEA md al nlsredac l4ndugsIhu splendid 4.
IEAiIeERS. John fice muster, the receiving
and will leave above. For freight passage Apply boa
foot OF Canal street, D. X. CARROLir
sep2S So Union Row, Caronlclat street
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET,

JEFFEksoN Cry,
Thursday Evening September &c. 1852.
Arrived to-day, 80 Mich Cows, 20 Q4ake) Calves and
Yearlngs and 200 Hogs The market is but scany sup
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NOR PRINCETON, sKIPWITH's

NOR PRINCETON, SKIPWITHS
- LANDING MILLKEN's BEND LAKE PROV sstsA11 II
lDENCE, NICkSBuRG. GRAND GULF, RODNEY, xszr;ssss
NATCiEH, FORT ADAMS BAYOU SARA, BATON uOUtE ION
JACKSONVILLE all intermediate landings = Regular Weekly
packet steamer SAXON Capt j. H. Estes having been
regular trips in the above trade commanding MONDAY sch
O'Clock will leave EVERY MONDAY thereafter
STROTiiER q BROS, IS Poyiras street.
The SAXON will freight the shipping STORE
| commencing this morning
SA&ON wall take freight River, with privilege
shippng mt Nirk
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Piled with Beeves Hogs Veal Cattle and Sheep still of
the latter considerable number in buchers hands
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VIII leave WEDNESDAY, October c, at oelelock p ~
NOR MEMPHIS and all interme- ssz=ts =
iinte lan!ines-AIrmphis Packet GEo. COL !AAsaS
LlERIhc splendid new passenger packet EoRG
COLLIER, j. W. Goslee, master, Will commence her
trade leaving above and will EVERY
ALTERNATE HtN throughout the
PASSAGE apply On board, or to
GEO. W. SHAW Co. "A poydraa street,
sepa5 WHITE x BUCHANAN Is Poy,iras street.
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MADISONVILLE.

ETOR CONVICTION, MADISON ,,-
XIV y.i ~ LeSIisBuRG AND ANDEvILa 4
qnn ssneE nPliELIt, Gree master hving sr4
Leaving as follows: - : '' pau - 'He a''''
sd 5ESsEs NEW ORLEANS: LEAVES JACKSONVILLE;
). care MONDAY
IuEsDAY......... -. lTruEsIA Y ..,.....t =
FRIDAY ..........i2 iE,nfr:y '-''-'''''.-.-'e
slTTTRoAy :. :. try-1 =
,ta,, On Sundays the oPfiELA will an EXCLUSION
TRIP leaving the Railroad
AMI time foF the O'Clock 70 The city,
~ In order to keep the Boat perfect rnaioa "a ts and
peasah5 steamer she will
Passengers f Co9ngt5n viii Gud good eoaveysuces free of
~ Letter Bag will ut Office o. th4 AGENTS
iei3 WAI. L. GUSHING Z co s. r,n1,,s, silva,
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sTOR MEMPHIS New Orleans s=y b,
a aud Memphis Packet tEM-rhe regular pas asl.sEt,'
enssr packet Gt Capt BaIiett Paris will commence
her regular trips in the above trade on Saturday.
regularly during the leaving New Orleans EVERY OTHER
SATURDAY IN conjunction with the 4 T. Capt Pierre
which leaves alternate Saturdays The has been thoroughly
repaired, and will take freight passengers for all the bends and
landings between NicssbIrg and Memphis
sspi Nj. GREENWO0D Caronieiet street.
WHITE x BUCHANAN, Is foydas street.
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% Steamship Falcon reports that tie brig Egyptian
arrived at Navy Bay the 23 lt having By
dysensry The steamship ewia, which leave
San Francisco the lot September for Panama.
former place and expected broken down and gone int
some port for repairs.
w Steamer fc&aa left Shreveport 25 @ repo Red River falling
all the way down from Hurricane Bluff up
Tho Texas ghned hauled falls
sie"e choeaw heavily laden with aground
lB Steamer St Paul left 81 port loading
Newpreans, steamers Western World, Alton Ansa,h and Honduras
to- Steamer Reindeer u-eports
water on the principal bars the Ohio, and falling.
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.St month TO select aHother safe, and remain.
sctfnliy, WILLIAMS Il CHRISTIE,
sv'os.sa,s SAFE Coa,spaav.

YESHE attention of the public is called to the
H utility and superiority of these Safes
made entire principle We
stronsy made from wough plates around which
thbe the eha r resisting Blowsa .he
sleage To the scientific only
Mechanic che leaves no bolts straps, rvets
burglar with perhaps effort than required
ui item together Neither the burning
sion the solid lined as with sroprcof wall
EMPIRE DRILL AS POWDER PRooF coMBfNsTIoS B1Ss
the really
6s We rhe theeia but little popular
often broken iEto has -
This CoDpanf prepared to furnish short SAFES ard
k Of various lies for Banking Institutions Mee#nfils
Proof, when secured with Ililiefs Bank Locks. -
sample oiths Safes Locks
sAssar ea4s Ken can b sses 4 he ecs q " Ware Ne
EIyXCHANGE BANK, % Camp street
a \ CHECKS AT SIGHT AND THE ON
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA,
BOSTON, BALTIMORE,
CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH,
MOBILE. LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI
iysn HORACE BEAN CO.. Manssers
- EAlOVAL.-I'he Home Mutual insurance
q Company No. 50 travtsr street 10 No A.
7. L. Nl4ssy n Druggist
sp.s JAMES II. WHEELER ssesstarv
a7SI4Ab, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION To.
COUNTY KENTUCKY TENNESSEE II D M AneFps
AID FILTERS. Also Tobacco hogshAG
Mexican market and for plantation ass ,s
IS Camp s.vee. and AS TShoapitcnlas street.
" Tobacco hsisd TO order. isA iFis
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BEEF Cattle Zine Westcrn) 40 p Ii net
(Texa3, etc. ........... 80. 4N6c p to net
Hoas Observation-Disclosures. GD71zc p Ii net
SHEEP. 81 6oG0s3 90 "a head
n'LcH CoWs.. fLUUfoo Is mead
CAL2Es YEARLNoH 81 0OGDS9 90 n head
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE DAILY CREscryr1
Friday Morning, October !, 1862 I
CLEARED YESTERDAY
hip Juliet: Aoulon, Boston, & w Hyn,or
Ship Beatrice, Rogers flavre, Y t;n,t.,
Scir Diamond Msck, Pensacola, John ilgTl.y
ARRIVED.
Steamship Falcon Rodgers, 6 from Navy Eav Ia cupps
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I'M
BDSTOS-Ppr ship cotsn, III hemp i
wool 10 hhds bbs pork do -four oil
meal, g3sa uks corn, rolls leather, 10 pkss inise.
ANIPcr ship 250 bGleE cotton nlos, pcs
nut II bIs tobacco 1888
PENsACoLAPe achr Diamond tt four conn., Il
bis whisky, 10 aka coffee, 30 cks bacon.
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I nor VICKSBURG, MILI.IKEN'S W. -
BEND NEW CARTliAGE, WARRENToN, lf#AlS aEhssi4sa
GRAND GULF, RODNEY AND NATCEZ-Ite
SUNDAY Visk bnrg Packet steamer IL. NJ. WRIGHT, Capt
D. ClakeThe magnificent aud
steamer H NJ WRIGHT Capt D. Clarke will egn
trips about the first Of October and will leave EVERY SUNDAY
MORNING at ten o'clock Returning, will leave vcksbug every
Wednesday O'Clock. For further
SMITH tPoydra
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TICKSRERG.

VIII leave FRIDAY, DC ober l. at o'clock P
ENOR PRINCETON, SKIPWITH'S e~ -
T. LANDING, LAKE PROV DEEGE, afILIKEsy's 7sftS
BEND, NCKSBuRG, GRAND GULF, RODNEY ,aysasEzsEsaEa
NhTCtfEZ FORT ADAMS, BAYOU SARA BATON ROUGE
kLDsoNvIlIE, all intermediate sninga-Regrnr Wockly
Princeton Packet f RANK LYON-rhe pos
packet steamer RANK LYON, s. g. Stone, mster, WILL
as above. For res GIT passage, appy board,
STRoTHER y BROS, - Poytrns street.
st' The ANk LYON wilt take freight Yazoo Ry re-
ship VOLANT which arriyao the
l.. 1T Eckshrrg.
.s There Will Ievee opposite the Wharanger
Once carry en- " edhe, lay morning. receiving freight se5
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- W.l leave s. TuRDAY, O,t5b0r 2. = 70 CLOCK p NJ.
NOR NAPOLEON, COLUMBIA, ~ -
GREENylLLE, GRAND LAKE kA ,SGlIS lsss
Regular Packet Steamer O. E. w elegant
packet C. E. WTkISS,
B. Frost a. freight passage apply board
or to Shill Il q LIS tx, "a PoSdas street
Particular will be paid 10 Plantation sepgS
ESOR HELENA, FRIAR'S POINT, s
~ MOUTH WHITE RIVER, NAPOLEON, sSSssas.
GAINESiS LANDING, GREEN VILE and all Landings
and Plantations the BendThe stesner NOR
sETT j. Kercheyal will
the h Octo5 continue
MAXI trip EVERY TWO WEEKS Shippers Planters
depend strict attention all plantation
0GLSSBY s hiACAUEstY IS Tchoupiteulas street.
sepl4 am SiDDALL, GREEN Il CO.
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ICE-ICE-ICE,

ECe-fce.
NEW ICE HOUSE
hhpS 81RET nearly opposite AIossrs Armstrong c.
Steamship What, and
No. GTS TGEI0UPiT0ULdS STREET
J. STAFFORD & co.
ss' ofints' tsf"st'ECiF uLLY SOLICITED nha4
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receipts or PRODUCE.

INFUFIE.
NAVY BAYPer steamship Fashion siO0i3 Louisiana State Ban
$500 w l. Cushing aco-f55e Mrs S McNHir.
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LET OF VESSELS N p0Rr NOT CLEARED.

Sarah Bridge ....li.dl
SHraGlc .-..-.,,.l0,il
Iynn=halrG......i3,li
NlGtur.,.-.....,,it Il
Win, Hrnry...,. 23,dt
aiilufi. ......r. 5,d3
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OHIO RJVER

viii leavs FRIDAY, October i, o'clock p NJ
ETOR LOUISVILLE and all inter- ~
mediate ntiHgsTaa fine running paa,en-
sgT packet II i-lS BEER Capt saan Mon gousry
VIII 1enve as above tf apply
s=p3o STRDffItR 81 Bro. Payaras street
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CREsCENT UFFICE
Friday Morning, October l, 1852
C0TT0N-The demand was active yesterday, and fully
1000 bales were taken ut steady prices:
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Adams Cray. I'M
American ....,...LPT
Clstr0 ...,......... BAi
John Williams .... BhI
Mary Elizabeth BNi
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-04
We 0o w Litch6eld, May goth, 1852,
l,syestment of Money !.

Mgestment of Money.
 Q0HE subscribers wll. attend 10 the
 j. investment of Money ~ .n the cities of New York. Brooklyn, anG
 @illIamsbutgh. ,... | In Sums of $500 or n.ore. on Bond and Mortgage. on Imp owed and un. incumbeue ed Real Estate, wnlih at least
 FIFTY PER CENT. MORE than the investments at SEVEN per Gent. in. teres,, per annum, payable halt yearly: and will attend to the collection of interest N her due. and remit the same 10 lendern, or occepi .of drafts therefor. payable on he days the in' tercst will fall due. No charge is made te lenders tor the investment of money os tho collection ot interest.
 The situation, oil the Subscribera as Attor. neys tor the Building Associations mentioned below, give them facilities, for investing money within ten days afier its receipt, OI after receipt of notice 0Ethe sums to be in' vested: ..... -.....
 We rest as a guarantee of our integrity ant capacity upon the fact that We are the Attor neys oi the following Corporations, all Q which employ their capi,alin investmentao whereby the amount invested b. us exceeds
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-04
RAUaA8Ug8 RAIL 0OAWs
 
Swmuaer AvvGRgsBene. sJ@1
 April %, 1852.

TRANS OUT or BRIDCEPoRT. -First
 Passenger TtaIn will leave bE.dg~pOEo for Winsie 1, at IO 90, A. M., OT Sn the MGti~ val of tue 8 A M., kxPtete 1tain iiOm New York, connecting a; the Juhclton wIih the 10 20 A. M, Train from New Haven.
 Second Passenger Train will leave Bridge.. port for Winsied at OS P. M., Or on the arIi. val of the 3.3O P. M., ExpICss CIai hiIom New York, connecting at the junction with the s 50 P M., Train from New Haven. Firsl Freight Train ill leave BTidgepOst for Winsted at S.2U A. M, connecting Nt >tratford, with ths soc A. M,, Train iIem New Haven. .s,.sz a.e
 Second Freight Train will leave BIidgtPo'G fir Waterbury at s A. M., c0nneclink ai Stat iord with the 6.l5 A. M.. Train from New Haven. z.y.. .az. ....
 Third Freight Train will leave Ptidtercn for Waterbury al 4 g P M.u.s.,. M.
 TRAINS INTO BRlDGEPORT.-Firs Passenger Train will leave Narie1bOIy st 6 % A. M., connecting al the Jun ciion w'lh Train 10 New Haven, and at Bridgeport w'eh the ? 3a A. M., Train to Nf~ York. |, Second Passenger Train will leave Winsted st 6 A. M.. connecting al the Junction with Train L, New Haven, and at Bridgeport with, 1 the 10 l5 A. M. Train tO New York. Third Passenger Train vii! leave Winsted at 2 P. Mr, nnntciiug at the Junri'"n wIn ] Passenger Train io Nrw Haven aud al Bridge port with .h~z z'sr =s,e--os M.. Train iO New Ymk ss,sss- asssTs 4-
 First Freight Train wiil leave SatetrU'y at P: ". -. ..-.....-
 Second Ereigh, Train ~il ..ea,t W,ns'et at l2 50 P. M.
 O. A Passenger Car will. be attached tp each F'elght Train.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-04
SILVER WARE. Fine Geld &Silver Watehes. JeWolry
 FaRey Go0as. &e.

H8~y S~S8~' w
 At the Old Stand No. EKehanee place.
 BRIDGEPORT. CT. 1TNHE firm ot Blackmsn q SAntEd sO long A known at the above place having dis- solved, the business is now eCIducGed by the subscIiber who will be happy to see all wh" visit the city either for businesa or pleasure It IS uay intention to keep larger assortment man has ever been offered m this place, which will al all times be freely shown either to the uurchaser Or the curious. ...r4 ..... My Stock of Jewelry is very large and em bracing every style in fashion. n.both fine GOlt and plated,
 Ladies and Gentlemen's Gold Watches Q every description, quality and price. from 1 s2O to a2O0, and Silver Levcrs Lepines and Verge Watches of every quality that ca" be warranted io keep time. Silver Forks, Spoons 1 Knives. Ladies, Cupss Sugar I"ngs, Sc., a large assortment always on hand warranted as pure 1 as coin, and Of the most fashionable style silver work of all kinds made'O order, JewelTy and Speciacles made and repaired. ., Wedding Cards, Waiting Cards, Seals Plates. Spoons &c. engraved in Superl"' style.
 Fine Watches. repaired in the most Perfce manner. and waCrsnied in all cases to perform we'll, Watcl es sent by Express or otherw's tor repaIrO will receive immetiaie attention | GEO. s SANFORD l. .. ..a No. 2 Exchange Plaee
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-04
LlfCHFlEi.D COUNTY
 AG RlD UJ,T ,TURAl, STORE.

&sSSl -4tsS v v 1kg V dg1&asJG tJ Ju Os9lG' , SHE subscriber has made an arrangement l with Wrn. H"vsy for Iae sale of hls eel. ebrated Straw and C"rn.:Stalk Cutter. 1 shall sell ati sizes oi his Cutters. at the lowest cash 1 prices. VI .l"lesale and retail. By pprchasin. these Cutters. Farm, ,.rs and Mechanics will be ahte la save thslr stock tom starvation. A 1 great variety of New York & Bnst,n FLOWS. Syih g. Pttchf"ks., Manure Forks. Bug and P"tal'e tI,n,ks, Shov.ls. S,'ades, &c. HARD- WARE: ot all kinds, D.or IT. m.nings. Hand 'd Circular iaws, Files. Nails and. spikes of "ll kinds: DRx GOODS. GROCERIES, CROcKhRY and TIN Ware. Brass and Iron KETTLES a great variety.
 Stoves and Pipe and. Furniture. a great va. rittv of the m,et approved patterns:
 Furnace Casting. of every descriptions ovf' shot. pie back and pi iessure-sverylhing in the Iron line can ts had at the shortest nrlice al Baldwin, Furnace.
 Ab"ve all, Ba'dwin's. Improved Railrold CHI AlN.pUMPS are taking the lead of ever, thing in the pump line. These pumps are sure to give satisfaciinn.
 Being located onl he line ofihe Providence. Har ford and, FIshliill Railroad. pumps are sent t0 any part of the United States at the shartest notice.
 Fnrnins Llhes and Turning Engines.
 Machinery of every description made and repaired Paaiicular attention paid tc getting up new Pattern. of machinery. water wheel governors. h"rs, pswe's> and lhr ashers, wood saws. &c. Sc.
 The subscriber flatiers himself, that hls long experi"nce will enable him .tn give satisfaction i! in at the branches ot hls Lusiness @0-cali and see. Don't ie-gst the pla.s,
 WANTED-lOO tons sc.sp iron,
 II. BALDWIN
 Washington. Conn, Aug la
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-04

WlIl cOnnfCt at Sey~ mcun, tHumph,e e, sviBf.) wiih the 9 A. M,. Train down, and on MsrdaH's Wednesdays and Fridays with the 4, P N. Train Returning will leave every day en the arrival of the 6 O5 P.- M. Train fam Bridgeport and on Tuesdays, Thursdays a"d SsiuIdsys irG n the lO.35 A. M. Train from Bridgeport.
 McNeil's Stage from We'er'own will con. nee, d NpEaterbus ysevery .Gay. with the s.ao A. M, Train down, returning "n the arrival st' the lO.35 A. M. from Bridgeport aEd "n Tuesdays, Thursdays aao Saturdays, with the 3,35 P, M. Train down. returning Cn the a'ri- val of the s.o3 P. M.. Train from Bridss>' port.
 Stage from Terryville wiil connect ut Plymouth witt the A. M. tain d' "" res. turning on arrival oi the 10 8 A. M. Train. from BTidgepo,G
 Feni.'s. Sage from Lite h6eld. will connect at Litshield Staiiou with both PasrtnSeL Trains each way.
 FREIGHT >HIPPERS-Frcigh, will b. way billed from eae h Staiion. for New York. New Haven and Bridgeport.
 Oo. Thr facilities for transporting Freigh having been greail. increased. shippers naj res, assured tha, their goods will be takSn thr ugh 10 their desfi' ation with despatch,
 PHlLO HURp Superintendent
 Bridgeport. Aprit, % IS52,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-04
Fire Insurance !!

'gTVuI: undersigned being duly appointed J Agent iar the Western MAssaehuseiis Fme IasuTAnce Company. is now prepared to receive applications fur almost all kinds of pIoperiy "u ss savOra!'le tsIIns as any respon- sible stock company.
 s. H. GRANNISS. Li.eh6sld. OctoheS c lSSa.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-04
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