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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-10

IEEaNs RANGE.-LXNClBU
L HOSE AND IRa INSURANCE COMPANY.
A HOME INSrl fUTION.-Ths Company makes
nsurances against loss or dam by Fire, Dwelling
Houses Stores Tobacco Factories and other Buildings:
on Furniture Goods, Wares and Merchandise gene
rally town and country, the favorable terms.
Also makes assurances the lives of all persons
loving good health and of sound constitutions Except
.uchas are engaged in work Rail Roads Canals and
other extraordinary ployment) fo the whole duration
20 life orfor limited period
Slaves employed in ordinary occupation, not an Rail
Roads. Canals, other extra public work,) will be
insured on rea sonabe terms.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOIN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President.
D. r C. PETERS Vice Pres't.
S. DIuGUID, Chic Engineer.
THos. O. AGREE, Gro. w. fAFcEY,
las NJ COINS ions a. LIGGAT.
| MARTIN HOLLINS, Treasurer.
| NJ. w. DAvEvpoRr, Sccy
| DR.. =. II Glmer, ,,,.J I,o,,a
| Dir. VIM. Otway Owen, !
July 2l--ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-10
= oOKING GLASS AND PICTURE

4 OOkING GLASS AND HE
EIFRAME MANUFACTORY.-The undersigned
manufacture and offer for sale the following articles at
Northern prices:
Portrait Frames richly ornamental and plain gilt
Picture Frames of gilt and fancy wood and guilt
Daguen eotype Frames, large beautiful OF
goods
Looking Glass Plates, of all sizes and fitted in
Picture Glass French, first quality from 50x36 inch
down
Plate GLASS; for and dwellings furnished to ord'
Composition Rosettes, of all sizes for Builders interior
work
ALso-Od Work re-gilt and jobbing in all the above
branches
Picture Glass cut to any patern-and iafgc ''Ao
| French Mirrors furnished to order.
r Country orders by mail wilreceive prompt atten'
ton fhANCh ~1oiF p.p'.
1913 Main street, between hand loth ST, hicnmond'
" 10 $500 June Cts
|
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-10
CTOCKS, COLLARS, CRAvATs,Nc


y Tie subscriber will furnish, 10 orler Steam Saw
Mls and Engines o any size and the most approved
constructions warranted equal any offered TO the
public aud will be sold atvery low prices by
,ov Gets CURTIS EAMES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-10

GONE CONSOLATION.-T WHO
~ are MT SUITED with the result Of the RECENT
ELECTION, cannot fail to be sUtr-ed at SllAt ERS
EXTENSIVE CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT. All
parties agree that the "BAZAAR" Is well stocked with
fashionable good and cheap CLOTHING. More
Goods received Yesterday by Express
nov Cts A s SIIAFER & CO
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01

kLoPEMExT.-We find the following paragraph in the Syracuse Jonrnal oi saturday. Who is the fan.ous literary character and refOrmer referred tOH
 A rum0r was prevalent last evenin that the elUpemsnt of & man. who has hitherto stood high as a literary characI- eT aud refOr nsr. wi:h the sister Of his wife, had taxcn place on M"nday night. And further. that the man carried "ff with him one of his c..ildsen. and the wife havung discovered the course taken by the runaways, proceeded in pu'suit of them yesterday. She d"es not desire tc regaIa her faithless lord. but only seeks her child.
 As we. anticipated. the above story turns out to be hoax.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01

exierGGd usefulness. Such are the wily w''Fds wsIi:h our friends Of the other side iSsIniIHts wiilI bland sm,Ies aud graceful language. Wnh O'Iy pIOiessi,ns anu h"uey :. Pr0mls' ., imtO fIIS ear of tle rsp ting y"niiI. VdrIWuS ar. the arguments. wtIiclI might be adiuced to rpfmis ilIis sprch,ms rsHs"Hing only appeal W facts. "n tiO present ~cc'siOn. Happily it is difticuII rO Gatnsay tlirIm. Our w',ig titsrt speaks E'uder than ever lusty IOcO shomird It shOws naiTirs. mOt "f Imen pAmuerr,l by a l0"g course If party fav"rriisr,. Int nf MIen Tal>I"d hy M.e-bur of mem in the fulInpss Of IhrIr strength and In the prime of tii. ir ye rS. Kenhrick. MlIls, TIuInbuII, al Of them wiIh long c"uIss- of usefulness and h"n"" sIIll before them-all of them young -Ihese are the candidate which ;h@ whigS present L'Ok at the wlI;g candidate tor One "fthe mO . lucrative offices in the State -.ihe JudgeShip of Probate ior the disrrict of New Haven. Henry G. Lewis, a man not yet thirty will obtain that office at the upxt eieclion
 II then oar young men wish to join a psrty by which their talents and their efforts ~Il be appreciated. by which they will not be used simply to serve the pur- roses ot ambitious and selfish dema gogues. they will turn a deaf ear 10 the rant and sophistry of the 80 called Democracy and s.0i" those ranks where the passport, aud tho Only passport, to distinction is deserv> ing merit. f,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01
BALDWIN'S IMPROVED GIT AINI PUMPS.

THE Subscriber continu.s to manufacture their justly celebrated P"n,,. wholesale aud 7esail. Pedlars supplied in any quantity. wilt .Me bestcf stock, consisting "f pump-, wheels chain, tube, &c., everything for a pump. All orders for pump casli"gs. chain "tube fill- cd al the shoi'es' notice and sen' [" any pat Of the United Statrs "t cheapei Iates.
 Also, the best assTimeht of Stoves to bs seund, consisting "t inr best air tight e"oL and parlor stoves. with rveiy variety of pip. and cooking furnIiute |" make a stove e"m. plete. Box aud shop s'ovcs. Alsn Furnace castings "i every tlesrriuiion -Os'sIirg of Water heels, "veI shot and p'tct back Mill gearing g'sai variety. Machine. ", astings "frv.s, kind, Chilled Sleigh and "u'irr Shoes made any length to suit. Plougt Ca.ti"gs. Ar. Al. o,d"rs for casting prompt. iv filled. FWrnacc al al! times in operation.
 u. BALDINA
 Wa.hiCEi,R. CcNn..
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01

TttlE suh>cribers have just r"iurnedfrom New York with a large sfrk ot poo,s and Shoes, b "glt aI a Iime of great press. ure in the money market. C 'nsequeally xili be sold a' greatly reduced prices.
 We thimk any "Re may 6t IhenaSrIves ot any thing i" "nr line "f Trade. from the sTalI fancy cack :" The large thick Boot l; from ihr small Rnhher Boot to the large Over Shoe. a' uuPrec.. enIrd L,w PRICES.
 M"E0cr0. L'nine>. Bindings. cule I.ea:h CT and Findi"g>. tnr sale mS usual
 MEAFOY & rKOW BRIDGE,
 FiIsi DOnr West of the Court House.
 Li,chf~itI. Oct. l4Ih. 1851 o3
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01
Consumption,

COuGTTS and CeLds, Byonchitis Asskma, Spissias ef
 Mooi Rssdis1 af s Lsags Paine h fhe Rraasi sds asA
 and aiI FEMALk WEAKNESSES end CemnisinS arising theref: :..a. Cholera InfnntGns, ke =
 EaInphlcts and AaaSsis-si our Agsais have lhsm .
 give swsy 7 E"
 :. D0 For sale wholesa'e pnd rttai', by A s.m:tn, LiisEkeld. Crow z levitt. N. Hart or i,a'h,cp.. Woleeuy'lle, i. MiIes ( so Cornwall Bridge, Pratt & Fosier, w. CoTn~ sIl, Philips & Rood and J. C.. Alien, Wirsied ]! z WaTnef, RoxbnEy, G. w. Mhsti esey, \, kil- foFd, Mills q co. Norfolk, ". W: Calk:nS. ~ Cant am, C. E. Peek, E.llsM ovth. C. l. PEtndle, hit, Babbitt's Bridge. c E Waller & Co ~ Preston, II. Scott. Plymouth, DeOliMle & ca: tiitchcOck-tiis. hompsor M Allen. WoOdhnrv Brl1cn l- Miner. FGlis Village, and ky Nssyr.. .i.ts.s and pFugsistb iR Rsally every iewniE
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01
A EAST WORDl

Before going to press. we desire te nay few more 'last words to the whig. of this county. As we have said on q former occasion, you have great woIl sbefore you to kesp untarnished the lau Feie so nobly won in the last campaign fThe eyes of the whole state are upor you--all eagerly waiting to learn of you triumph. Shall your friends and co. laborerS abroad. rely upon you in vain Will you. by suplneness or disaffsc,ion forfeit your good uame as the ''banne, eoun,y!" Every true wing. we are confident, will most heartily respond NOi Let ALL. whatever may be you, positioas, labor faithfully and diligently { in the good cause, t,on this time Ill the morning of the election. and the resull cannot fail to be a glorious one.
 In addition to the iMpol tant consider atiOns heretofore urged upon your atten ton, (the election ct State officers, U. s Senator, &e..) it should be borne in mind that we are just upon the eve of a Presidential Election, and that the resul, this spring must necessarily have an i'm. . portant bearing upon our success ip that great contest. A triumph now, will en. courage and stimulate our friends. at home and abroad. 10 renewed and perse- vering effort while. on the other hand. a defeat at this time. will tend to dis hearted the whigs. and thus contribute to thelr futnre disaster
 Whigs of Litch6sld County this is tho last opportunity we sLsll have oI speakiug with you previous to the First Monday in April. Before the next issue Of the Enquirer, the battle will have been fought, ,and the result will have gone forth on the wings of the lightni"g to lie ta' thest corners of the Union. Whether the tidings shall bear joy or disappoint- meat to the whig emisrant soas of Con, necticut. rests in good degree with you. be faithful to the great interests entrust. ed to your care; be true to the cause yoA nave esPoused; prove yourselAes to De Patriots and Men
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01
COLLECTIONS NOTIC,

Notice Is hereby given to all psrsnas lial,! ts pay T"wn. State, and highway Taxes n ia Town If Goshen, laid on tue list oi 1851, ar due on the isi sf April iS52, that l wilI mst them al Il N. Lyman's stote ln Goshene Y Ire on Monday the 5th day ef April next; sss on Tuesday me 6th day ai AsriL at the sss ei A. Miles & Son. ia West Goshen. and ;. "Wednesday ths 7ih ot April, at the House sf Nelson Austin ia Ndrih sGoshen. tsesA II "'ciock, A. M. to o'clock F. M.s oE each ., ~ald dsss, for the purpose os yOtslsipg sais Taxos.
 All persons Sho neglect she foregoing as tice, may expect to pay fees.
 II. B, RsC.iARDs. Collector. Goshen. MaF. 2nd lssS2. 4 N < I s
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01
Furnishing Goods.
FOR SALE.

A SMALL Farm of GO acres. with two EA dwelling houses and barn thereon, sit mated three miles from the court house in Lpcllfeld and one mile from Soutl, Furms injecting house. and nearly on the route oi lll, Providencs and Fishkill Railroad. A large part of the land vory productive and in a iOlerahls state of cultivation. wi:h am. pic room for improvement. It willie solt cheap and ieIE1s easy.
 46 SAMUEL CLOCK
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01
'. I.. JUDD.
DAGUERREAN AkTIS

DAGUERREAN ARTIST. IVY A just returned from New York wiIn AA splendid assortment oi DaguerIeO. type MairTiais. amo"g which may ''r found some heauIifuI Frames and Gases oG an enc tire nsw pattern. witch will he fitted ur with his Premium Miniatures on the mos reasonable terms.
 Those wh" can make it convenient 10 Si fer :heir PirIuIes in the fore parI nf the day are requested to do 90, as lhe light is lhsn alwavx good. and he is less likely lO be en- gagged than in Ihe afternoons.
 LiIchkeId, Nov. I2th, 1881. 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01
AGRICULTURAL MEETING.

THE Executive Committee of the Lltchhsid County Agricultural Society viii meet at the Mansion House in Litch- fold eu the 2d Tuesday of April (lhe 18th, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, Go make arrangements for the annual Cattle Show and Fair-to make out their annu. al list Of Premiums, and to transact any other business proper to be done at said meeting. A. s. LEWIS, kec. Sec.
 Li'ehfeld. march 30. 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01
FOR SAfE

A Y'HE subscriber offers for sale his proper.
 ty situated in Salisbury. Litci,Geli Co. Conn, consisting "f an Iron F..un,lry, Graiu Mill. and about 70 acres 0 IsA.,,i. The Foundry and Mltt are i"ated on tha eu,i-. of the Long Pond one of Il's best prlvilrges Iu the county, having a fall nf some Go nr 70 feet within half n,iie. Iie Land is ul an excellent qnaity and in high state "l cultivation. wIih two d v-lIing houses st aud. ing "n tho same. and HisO suIabts GU, buil iings.
 The above property lies within abort m!irs of tlls Harism Rlilrmt, on the west and 6 miles of th. Hnuaatonic R"ilroad .,n the east. ". |, good roads |" either. This is very superior opportunity E.ran invest- nsent hy capitalists ur nen of ent. rpr;ze. Ut desired. most of ihe purchase money can l'e far ier,M of years.
 Tine Foundry. AIill and privilege will he sold separately if preferred. or with one house aud part "f the land.
 NATH'L BENEDICT. Salisbury, Jan. l6lh. 1859. Sw37
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01
Bounty Lsnds. SOLDIERS OE lRi1

THE m ,m h-I> q, Cant Wau h COnrany
 l. In The war ot loI2 gre each eH,iflsd "a Iu acIes nf K.,s.i. I.a"G. l am n"w GeceIvIn4 warrants f"r ih se "i Ih c'npany wh" have appi,d |" Il,r. notwithstanding the "pini"is .'t "thrts i" the r"riIa,v. 1 have the Pa. R'tt W Cipi. Waugh's Company a"d Sis" apt. t'haris- EUris Company. "Ud am there "rr prep"I'd |" r"m, let thr A'riira'I"0 "I an, nrinher If r,Ihe, oi these C.mpa"'"s, "s Ih- Ih"w "i any mHT,heI "n a mom~nt's nO- IIce. bs cal ing oR me ai m' 'flire
 HENRY [ GRAVES. . fi,rh6eld Nv l,b ikSI :6
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01

GfSeVerai political aad miscellaneous communica Iions, and a number of adye,. !lsements. gre crowded out by the Maine Law: whi cn we publish to day. Of the merits of that famous enactment, our readers can now judge for themselv es.
 Several marriages and deaths laid over.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01
UHU.RCN & BATIH'R,R SnT

'CH URCM 6 BAPT!..s.gSDTy No. l9+. MAIN STREET. HARTFORD. .NRATEFUL for the numerous .spb. M AantiaI" fj,vors from their friends in l4'ch6eld County. during the past year. bey leave to solicit continuance of the same for 1852.
 New and Beautiful JeweIrv of the latest impnrlatinns constantly on hand. and will bc sold low.
 Fine G0lj and Silver Watches at Ihe lowest possible prices.
 She'll and Buf.ln Horn ComAs. Dressins Combs, Hair 5 u4hrs. F,ne Tahas Pyck. ct Cutlery, anh rich Fancy Goods.
 STERLING SILVER WARE
 Forks, Spoons. Cups, Gnbless for presou. tati"". Napkin Rings. Pic. Fa;a and Cake Knives. &c., &r., made of ps,e aisser and s0arra0t.d.
 A G"LD MEnAL was awarded them by tue Hartford County Agricultural Society, in s5l. LORENZO CHvEcN, liERMoa c DATTFRyoN
 ja-. 2G. 1859. ta.n
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01
$40 REWARD

WILL br p,id t1 any pers0" who vii w buy b.Ix of Dr. feErei's H"al'"s Jln,ment, and use it accOTdi"s m direc ,ions. if they wIl. cali at my Office and say with a clear cOnsciSnre that il does nOi completely curt Chaped ilands. Chiihlains Sore Lips, Barns and Freezes. Sores os ChilIIen. and greatly alleviate, 'f not en- iTe y cure Salt Rheum. and most disease: Of the skin. See aave:,;semenl
 MONROE TERREl.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01
A Ginc of Stages

sum From oedbGrv. Sou'h
 1n5 h"ry. Scu,hfniG and O. S$Cdk EE i"Id. andwill connect u'1AAA===s.zlsh1sAp Humphreysyille. wi the Morning Train down. and lesve oa arriy, "t the 1923 4. N. Train from Bridsepett
 MeNrl's Stage from Watettovn will ecu acct with the 6 30 A. M. Tsain frcVa Waseyb,, ". and ln25 X IA. Train from Bv;d .spor, dd''y; and Gn SaiurdayS with the S.23 F, N Tra'n from Bridgeport.
 Fenr's Stage from Lichffeld wilt conncc with the Passenger Train ai LiichAeTs;Sta,;on
 Freighi will be Way-biled from each S,a, fi"n fur New Ya,k. New Haven aud Ridge. pert. PHiLO "URo, Superintendent
 Bridgeport, Oct. I0th, 1881. s4
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01
Architecture.
o. & A. JORDAN ARCHITECTS.
2I6 Mum Strtef, XqrI0rd, Conn.


 2l6 Aai" Sttet, Hqs1Srd. Conn. nFFER Iheir services to gentlemen a. W bout to blild, tU committees of r, P,,bIi. b''ldings. Churches. School HnHsrs. &c, Fl""S t"r "ll kinds and styIss of dwell. '"S houses, &c. actually buiIt and in prU. Eress' can at all times Le seen at their of. nc" and Hs h is mnro ecnnOmicaI and 'aV"S much after disAppOiotmen, to have plans and specifications we'll matured be. lore c"'nm""Ung. it must be desirable for hose n'"'ut io b.ilJ io secure the services ct experienced Architects.
 They also undertake the inspection of works during the progress as well sS fnr. "'>h desIg"S for every st, le oI interior de- c'I''1i"n. fir$cO painting, mlonuments. ,ab let's &c. Chntges always moderate.
 Jan. 20, 1859. ar
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01
1roa. Stssl. " ails. &c.

kN NNGLlSH. Refined, Sweties ard Norwa, 1I iron. ronad. square aud flat. T V F. Norway Nali Rods, shapes and small squares e"edes shapes House Shoe Iron band. h6 or scr"lt. nut and teazle-lrame Iron; Nayior x C"s Steel "t all kinds spring, cotking ana ''egh shoe Steel :" Fall Rivet" Cal Nai;s ana Iron; Cas'.steel and Stcel>pla'ed Snovels : '' Fairbanks" Scales of every size; Iron and Steel Crow>bars; Nuts and Washers: smith. Bellows, Sledges, Hammers; Files, Rasps, Screw Plates, Vices, American Anvils with east steel face Borax, Wood Screws, Wrouyh' Nails and Spikes, Horse Nails ot superio, quality made to order; together with a grsa, variety of other articles n the line. for sale a, No GO S'ate street, Hsrtf1rd.
 O. Price and terms will be made satisfac, tsry to pure Asasers,
 C,RTpY CY" a rn
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01
DY ETNG.

" JACKSON hHrrbv gives .o,ice tha, AA' hs c"nr'""es [" DYE Over Coats. Pants. COats, Stockings. Ladies Dresses. Shawls. &c. at Lls residence, one quarter "f a mile vest ofthe Cour, House, in Litch frh.
 " All orders thankfully received and promptly attended to.
 Ll!chIield, September l 1851 .l7
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01
District ofvW sed6usy. ss. Probate Court, Mareh 2T: issc, }

ESTATE ct ABIJAH SHELTON: Hate i Beihltm it. said Ais,Tsct deeeased 1. ~H !! ' PuIsuont 10 aA order frsm the Court Pr bate fer said distsicG will be sold al pVs,is Auction tc the highest bid,isE. on the sl9ti jay eF Apri, at ten o'clock in ihe ,torenrp. unlcss previously disposed of al isrLvata sa % much of the real ssisie of saits decedsst will raise the suua ot- iwo hundred and tsSetIf. nips dollars sixteen cents. Sale n.skc pts, . at the late residfnce of shelton i9 RuthssmS Terms made known at the time of sale.
 GEoRGE NJ KAasoR, ! Adw'-...
 Eycius SHEEToN t.xsne
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01
George Wheaton C0UNTY SURHEYOR..

West Co,Rrai, Ct NLUE. boFax. emery. 60 Acie. glue sssoEteS Isizes. 10 cases Wsod's Rsfnea 1OgaE casks sapeE6as Lohaon emery, hy
 HOLCOMR q n YQN. esWaieF street HsidgspeaA TABLE CUTLERY. ls0 groee of WaAe x ButcAersHperiey Table CullaRy sauee.. {. < aiyee by HpLC0A1B &EX0 ss {.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01
LINSEEiI OIL.

THE subscriber takes this opportunity e , Inf"rm his friends and the public g-ne- rally, that he has purchased of Mir p. Y, Br"be the OIL MILL at Bantam Falls, where he Is m t"ntac'nring Linsrrd o. l. a pure arti. clt and has Tor sale i" large aud small quan. tIties. Also Oil Cake:
 w. P. KlLBOURv. March sth. 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01
nis'riet of I.itchfield. ss.

.tVIsVT!CV W IIVCNncVU. eNs
 Probate Court, MarcI. 29. 1852, ESTATE of MARTIN PRATT, late of LM"hfcld, ia said district decrssed
 Pursuant to an ",der from the Court of Pro. bate fer said .disltict, will be sold at public Auction to the highest bidder. on the 22d day "' May, '6i2. al 9 "cl"ck. cn he afternoon. Lu.less previously dis"csct ci at private saie, i 60 much "f the Real Estate ,t said deeea.cS, as w'll raise the sum ui One Thou sand ard Fifty >ev"n Dollars and twcni. some rens., wit inc, d'nt charges ol sale.
 Sale to take rlaec on iic nremises at Hspsar, Fa';s. in said l.i,chfeld. Telms made kxow, St the time of sale.
 HENRY M: FRA A1'T. ! Admins.
 ENOS .. PIRATE. { trat,rs
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01
VIEW ARRXVAL.

" AVlNG just returned from New Yor | \ with very extensive addition to ,n slnt k, you'd say that [ .m now prepared "ief GREAT INDUCEMENTS tn purchasers of
 Dry G00HS consisting ofsvrr, vstieiv of Ladies Goods, A full as+or'mcni of Cents Wearing Apps r"i consisting "t French Cloths thew styles, French Cassmeres. Vs.iines, &c Sc. Also, full stock of READY MID! CLOTHING.
 Nv .'ork of CRoCERXEs |. large nr. will A' sold at unprecedented Io.r 1,riers
 P'case call u my Store and examine bo,! Goods and Prices. at The Oip SrA,D of La throp < Rradfmd N B LATuROp Wolc"t,ville, Feb. 23tb, 1859. a
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01
Boots. Shoes and Rubber

~ ARRIAGE MAKERS GOODS, Axlss NSpEI"gs. ShafiS Carnage Bows, Bolts B,.n~ and Iv0Ey sslidsS, LInl"g Nails, IvosS dad SeseWs, Ssa@IRg Cesds &e.
 Ss0AC9kR c LHon1,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01
THE JUSTLY CELERRATEn STRENGTHENING PLASTER,

ias. sss Fsrphsso ss Ss sssSis xheSs ss;say nom the hiRAeSt QuaFters will be bund, among which a9 ciers from
 Hs. NAEsaAt kss 4 t;sg2 W5HREn Isss ss;,ss ::s S:
 ESoGH PxrTERsoS. Esa-. sos!on, Mas: * CArr. CIiAs. II. COLE, Mndgs N. IL, late ef Nss EPMSHiY N1rgpocY, sn. Esq. wIRs:h:sasa. Ma MkIShsNlHI !. M. j.. .Ts'nes \. G
 5IG nsS1E ;fME1 AsEME1 M K M I!asssss ssssM Ms:l sn
 REy. "; BuRNLIAM. Rndss. H.,
 eAhtE Esq, DsSGs ecste. cs Wi, Wif,.ii1M ap' NICHOLS, E.o- Townsend Mass For Sale, Wholesale and Retail, e
 Principal Office, .ScOllay's Euild~
 ing, Fremont Row. Boston.. s
 AGETS.
 \ c. SMITH. Lilchiell, Enos Aivora iitcl,cocksville, Warren s, Newian Mit Q. N atertown. A. Niles & Son. Wee iosl,en, T N Noble. Harwintoii. J Rey olds, Bridgewaier, Frederick Boardma. Vew Milford, $ Merwin, Gay Brids, ;nmucl E Cone, Kent Plain. k Skiff. Corr wall, Harrison < Goodseil. Coruwall ,Brhles ;,Aorge w Chan.e, Ellsworth, George ;haso, Sharon. Watson & Smith, do. Gar : ,er x Sanford. Wss. Cornwall. Balder liner, Falls vilnge, c Humphrey. ca- ,n. Pierce < Adam, East Canani, Ln .Ance & Stevens. Norfolk, R Rockwe colebrouk. J c Allen, West Winsted, I. Curiiss. Wins,ed. Alvord < Brot rs, Wa ro,tviile, q P Alien & Co.,. Woolbuf Iinor M Allen, Hotclikissville II Chure Washington, W F Carpenter. South Fur Pickett & Turreil, South Farms EE i.s' ,ou,. Harkhams.ed, Q Austin. New H., Ord. Anthony Baker. Bakerv:!;e, P w I ole. tiarwintou, $ Thomas. Jr., Plymon Hollow, E Tahnadg~, Plymonth, P. skidmore. Bcthen,. and by Agenas in most every town aud village in New Eo land. and hy dealers .ia medicine geasrat in other States.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01

itA C"urt ot Pr"oate holden at Litch6eid wlih," aud tor the District of Litchheld "M tue 20Ih day m AiAich. A. Q, 1858.
 prrsen., HzNay E. GR AvEs. E.q Judse.. ON m.di"l. m HARVEY P. SMITH. Ad " m,nistrs,or O. tie estate of AimiIa i.eavenswouih. iaie "f Litchieli within sai, district, d-cea.e This Court doth decfe- ,h.I SIX non,hs rom this date be allowed amd .imitrt tor the credtns cf sad estate to ex hriI theu claims asain,t the same to sgii AdIaini>'' 4,"r. and directs that puolic q, iicr be given nf tns order by advertising in d newspaper published in LItchfieId. aud b. posting copy thereof on the public sig posi- in sa,d town ot Ijtch6sld. neates, the place where the deceased last dweii,
 Certified from Rscnrd,
 HENRY E. CRAVE: Ilis.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01

Come aud Sec. ''HE subscriber gives notice that he IL continues the BLACKSMIrHlNGi business in North streee, near CA1rias,ou's < F"andry. Ox Shoeing attended ,o-he hs- v.sg heted upe frame in good and conve. .iea' ? ace for that purpose. Horse Sl,oe> 'ng and other Blacksmith wo,k donc as asual. CoME AND SEE
 JONATHAN F.. FULLER. Li,chReld, Dec. 9th. 1851. 3I
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01
Dls!lici ot Liichie.d, ss,

Pr0nale LonTl Mach 2Oth, 1S5? ESrA r.. or TRUMAN LEAVENW 1ki u, late ot Litchfeld. in said distiici deceased. Fhe adminIs.TAtnr represents the esiAte in" s"ivent, a"d pra!s the apPoiatmeot ct Com. mI sIlUner liit!euR
 Crdr'ei, That Commissioners [" receive and examine iiie claiInS 0t the Cred.loTs ct sold estate be appcin ed al the Probate OIlre Im Litchfeid, rn the j h day of April, lSi!. at to o'c lock, In ih. i"renu ,n of wnich stl per sons in interest WlII ink. noiICe. aud appear Ii they see Cause. an0 he hearc theGeon.
 CtTlIfiad from Record
 HENRY B. GRABS, Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01

"ANTEu-Ons Geer maker and two W Bray makers. ai the Carriage bu. sines, by lhe Aivurd Carriage Mig. Co.
 A. ALVORD, Agent. Wolcottvile, march g, le5?. 2w
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01
Ql ED.

In this town. 26th inst. MT. Truman Leavenwortis. aged about 75.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01
LEONARD STONE.

Respectfully offers his services to th. inhabitants of Li,ch6eld and vicinity, a. Joiner and Carpenter. Also has n, assortment 0f Pine Lumber. which h, vii! sell cheap for cash.
 LEONARD STONE,