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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-16

nESsORUTEOA. 1.-THE ECUFARTNER-
~ ship of LONG & McCLEES has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent. All persons
having claims against tho concern viii present
them tur payment; aud nll persons indebted 70
the Ern either BY bond acrount viii make pay
ment to Juo. Long. JOHN LONG,
GEO. B. McCLEES.
January 9jih 1852
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-16

Passenger, for Staur;o8, by this route. leave
Richmond, MoGdly, "Wednesday and Friday. at
+. NJ. un-yr % Scutts,ilc ueNt day at IL, and p
Slurtuu aI 3 =. MI
Passengers ti Cumberland c. II and farnvtc,
cayr the same evenings, and reach Cmbcrand
c. II at II next NJ, and rarmydic by III r.
NJ.
Packages or extra baggage ID ~ sent hy boats or
stages. must 60 ut the risk OF the owners, or we
viii no; forward Them.
BOYD. EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-16
A ETICLEs for The Toiict-

Z 4 inc Chircse Soap.J Jc.san'ine Soap, Sand Soap
Honey Soap, Transparent Wash Balls Low brown
Windsor, cold Cream Otto Rose Salye. Dulcine for
cinpped hands. great variety # Tooth Brushes.
lair Brushes, Nail Brushes, Combs, sc. Also, an
extensive assortment Of fine French and German
Pcriumcry, Pamadcs, OK Marrow. and Sundoiine
for the Hair, &c., Sc. For sale by
Dec It-ts John H. SEAY Drurfist
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-16
(tOTVON YARNS 4 Ozrnnurgs.-

~ 4.50G lb-. Cotton nrus. as'd. lfrorfe Brands
10 bales Cotton OzHahurgs. heavy,
Just received on CoAsigHmer, and for sale low b,
LEE & JOHNSON.
tIun lq-ts1 At The nld -rnnd Mcdaniel & Lee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-16
NEW AEsEsANGEfE EST oE 'E5a5.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-16

THE COUNTESS DE BocARME.-The ro-
mantle incident connected With the unior-
tunafc and beautiful Countess de Bocarme
has lately been made public in Parls II
will be recollectcd that the Court de Bo-
cartnc. the laJy's husband. was executed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-16
= NAI1Ar,EN VAVE,sN l,fsns,.

f'.a "a Ia ! z s-E 7 4 3. ss n EEtVF-
- ERTT FOB SALE dY CIMPBELL
COtBT HOTSE.-Thc undersigned dc-irpu- II
changing His business offers for sale privately, his
Tavern Elousr and Lois at Campbell
courho1,sc upon accommodaiiut terms. The
house Is large aud cumnodiou- and il every re-
spcct wen adapted to tavern keeping The ont
houses or which there an that could BE- dcsr-
ed) are in good condition and convenient. He Will
ais, sell several houses and lois of smaller size
suitable for professional ecntlemcn and mechanics.
ana several Tr1,ts NJ Lind lying il the immediate
vicinity ul ihc courthouse property, continuing i29
Acres. a portion of which j. wen tnbcrcd and wa
tered. Persons disposed to purchase, invited
to coii and eNnmine the premises.
Ju.y3I-ts BARNET FINCH.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-16
! a.. A<US SsTFEE-Ju.

4 cd on consignment, a lot oi 6arsts Superior
Family and Extra Flour. Also No. article OF
mountain Roll Butter; fir sale pw BY
| Fct o-ts MOORaiAN & MARTIN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-16
LIVINGSTON PLOUGH CASE

Z LIVINGSTON PLOUGH CAST
4 INGS.-The subscriber has on hand large
lot of the celebrated livingston Plough Cast
ings. and viii continue to receive additions to his
stock from tie foundry, that there VIII be no
difficulty III getting any of the pieces belonging 10
them JAMES b. BENWICK,
Feb l2-ts on the Basin.
- FOR EsEET-A DESIRABLE RES
LII IDENCE ou 2d s.. opposite Mrs. Taliafcr-
ro's. Possession given the lst Ainrch.
Feb pet T.. FJETCHrP-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-16

gSTzzEAT,.-THE Term of lease on the
Nv LANGRoRNE Mills having expircd
"a tho ist inst. they viii nuw be worked by the
proprietor. Hc decms il unnecessary 70 say more
ltn that he viii De constantly ID market for Hheat
md Cora He also wishes 10 purchase 100000
strr,s and Heaaias.
1rl,ai--s II s. LANGHORNE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-16

4 AND FOR SALE IN ROANOKE

WM NJ. CABELL, I Cos
WM. +. NANCEY, - n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-16

SAMUEL W. YOUNGER,
JoHS THo SMITH.
Jan Its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-16

NEW CONCERN aftI,e old stand
T'FgsaEY, TAYEOEs q co,

Y 0c 7'LNSLEY lr TAFLOR.-lAe subseri-
Der. have ths dny associated themselves together
pyI,r ,t.s styin WA firr, IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-16
PREMEgNT safes

4 Il have received a further supply. This day,
| large sizes. and in good order
Nov. 6--ts Il. +. SACkETT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-16

A BOXES pri,ue new MALAGA RASlNS.
-asS iag .ale low to close.
Iar as-ts Mcdaniel & HORT.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-07
Litchdeld, sept 20, lss2.

At a Court of Probate holden at TOrrings ton, within and for the. District of Tor ringlon on the 25th day of September, 1852.
 Present, HENEY s. HARBOUR. Esq. Judge, Estate of WM. LEACH. late of T0rriDs- on, deceased.
 WHEREAS Uri Taylor. wIio was w heretofore appointed by this coufs, one of the commissioners to receive and tecide upon the claims against said Eslete. las refused 10 accept said appointment, and to act as such commissioners and this ,Ourt having fonnd that good aud valid reas sons exist for said refusal, has accepted the same-whereby vacancy has occurred in Ille office Of Commissioner on said Estate Whereupon 1t is ordered illat A cOmmis- ,iOner to supply the vacancy aforesaid. bs 1e appointed at the Probate office in said rorrington on the 4th day of October, 1852, at 3 o'clock in the forenoon, and that al persons interested may be not fed there. pf the administrators vii cause this order o bs published in newspaper printed in Litchfield and post a copy thereof on the ,hblic sign post in said Torrington, nearess he place where the deceased last dwslt.
 A true copy of record.
 HEvRY s. BARBOUR, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-07
Officers Of the Company. ,. G, BECKWITH. President, OLIHER GOOD WIyV. TreGsuIts,
 JASON WHITING, Secret0rU.
.LlrCHFLEI.D COUNTY STORE.

THE subscriber has made an arrangement j. with Wm, Hovsy for the sale of hts eel. ebrated Straw and Corn-Stalk Cutter. shall sell all sizes 0t his Cutters al the lowest cash prices wholesale and retail By purchasing these Cutters. Farmsrs and Mechanics will b, able to save their stock from starvation. A great variety ot New York & Boston FLOWS Sythes, Pichfork., Manure Forks. Bug and Polatoe Honks, Shovels. Snades, SLc. HARD WARE ot all kiuds, Door IT. mrhings. Hand and Circular Saws, Files. Nails and spikes ol all kinds: DRY GOODS. GROCERIES CROCKERY and TIN Ware. Brass and Iro, KETTLES great variety.
 Stoves and Pipe and Furniture. a great va. riety of the moet approved patterns. Furnace Castings of every description- Mill Gearing of all kinds Water Wheela ovelshot. piich-back and pfessure--everythin. in the Iron line can be had at the shortest notice at Baidwin's Furnace.
 Above all, Baidwn's Improved Railroad CHAIN. PUMPS are taking the lead of ever, thing In the pump line. These pumEs are sure to give satisfaction.
 Being located on the line of the Providence Hartford and FishkilI Railroad. pumps are sent to any part of the United States at lh. shortest notice.
 Turning La,hcs and Torning Engines.
 MicnInrTv ol every OescrlPtioh made ans repaired. Particular attention paid to getting up new Patterns of machinery, water wheel governors. horse powers and thrashers, wood saws, 6kc. Sc.
 1.-The subscriber fatfers himself that his long experience will enable him to give satisfaction in all the branches of h,s business.
 QJ-Call and see. Don't ie-gst the pla:s.
 WANrED-l00 tons scvsp ron
 Ii. BALDWIN,
 Washington, Conn, Aug 10. lS52
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-07
Dl.lrict nf P.ymnula ;
Probate Court, sept ls, ls52

EToUne GhWttt SVlt tts tSDS Estate of LINUS FENN late ot Plymouth iR sad distIct. deceased.
 The Coult of Probate for tie district of Plymouth hath limited and allowed G Gmonth hs from the date hereof, for the creditors of said estate, represented insolvent, ip. which to exhibit thes claims ihereto and has ap. pointed Oliver Smith and Seth Thomas. Jr. Commissioners to receive and exl mine said claims Certified ny
 BARNABAs ". RooT, Clerk. The subscribers give notice that they shat met at the office of Seth ThulRas Jr, in Ply. mouth Hellaw oa The ilh day .fJsnuary next md 34lh day of Malch 1853, a cue o'ctock n The at,e11loun on each ul said days, Cor the urpose ef attending to the business of said appointment. a3As
 OLIVER SMITH, } Commiss
 SETH THOMAS, Jr. { sioncrs. All persons inleoted 10 said estate are re- ,uested to u.ak- in,netiiaie paymsnt 10
 EDWARD HOPKINS Adm'r.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-07
Teacherg' AssocIatIon.

The "Litchhald County Teacher's Asso- ciatiOn" will meet at Kent on Tuesday, Oct. 18th, in connection with the "Teach- er's Institute'' that meets at the above mentioned place, Op Monday evening, Oct. 18th, and continues in session till Friday evening.
 The '.Institnte" will be conducted by Prof. D. N. Camp and Rev. D. P. Stone of the "State Normal School"
 Teachers and friends of education gsn- erally are respectfully invited to attend.
 T We this week insert list of all the premiums awarded at ihe late annual meeting of the Litchfeld County AgricuI, tural Society. In our next we shal! give some of the Reports of the Comm ittees in full. ~
 T The Flowing Match on Thursday last came off on the west plain. and drew together great crowd of people. It will Le seen thaI the first. second, and third prizes were equally divided between M. D. F. Smith, N. Hart, Jr, and T. l.. Hart. ALL OF CORNWALL! We learn that the Flow which the manufacturers offered to the person who should obtain the first pre-. mium, was by general consent given to Mir Smith.
 @A beautifulflock of Sheep exhibited at the Fair last week, attracted much at- tsDtlon. They belonged to John T. An- drew, Esq distinguished agricailnralist of Sharon.
 %Will our correspondents in the sev> eral towns send us lists of the town officers elected on Monday
 "The Whig Mass Couventiou at New Haven last week, was an enthusiastic af- fair. About 10000 persons were present. The Hon. James Dixon, of Hartford, pre- sided; the Hon. Abijah Catln, of Harwin. ton, was one of the Vlce Presidents Ami Bindings. Esq of Plymouth, was one rEe Secretaries The Hon. Solomon Foote, U. 5. Senator from Vermont, ms 'e splendid speech, and several other distinguished gentlemen addressed the meeting. The utmost enthusiasm and good teeng pre- vailed.
 To the Editor 9f he Litchfeld Enquirer- Will you please give the following place in your paper; At the annual meeting of the AtCuuetu NoItu NODSocIatiOn at heV. OyfuS Yale's in New Hartford, Sept. 2s, 1852. the following resolution was unanimously adopt ed. Resolved, That the exhibition of the cir GUS within our limits contrary to the long es. abolished usage of the good people of this State, is viewed by this body with sincere :. gret. We r.gafd these exhibitions as highly immoral in their tendency and injuri oas in their effects. especially upon the young and we therefore feel it to be the duly ot all pros l fessing Christians, in every suitable way, 10 l discouatenance them in the community, By order of the Cnnsoc ation. WILLIAM H. MOORE, Scribe.
 .Mr Editors I saw in the Republican oi the 30lh an account of the products of two potatoes planted by Mr. Woodruff yielding 2S pounds also of three planted by Mr. Walton yielding Sl pounds which he thought could not be beat l will simply state that there has been raised on the farln of MT. Gamaliel Everitt in Ellsworth tn past season from two pota'oes Il pounds of good fair potatoes. meas HriDg about b1shel and peck. Mir Walton will have 10 try again. E. Ellsworth. October 1, 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-07
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
 OF THE 4.. LAndOm Iron Go RMDamY.

D E Il known that we the subscribers do
 1G heGeby associate ourselves as a body psiitic and corporate, pursuant 10. the four teeth ehapIeE of the act entitled an act con- cerniIiS communities and corporations, and the following are our Articles of Agreement and Association-- ...
 |. The name of tLis corporation shall be 'sThc LandOn Iron. Company"
 ?. The capital of said. corporation shall bc Twenty Thousand Dollars and sball he divin ded inIe. shares ot Twenty Five Dollars each |.
 The purposes for which said corporation is established. are, the manufacture of pig iron. the digging, raising, buying, selling, working and smelling iron ore, the obtaining Of iron from cinders and the buying. selling and deal. ing in pug iron. goods, wares. and merchan. disc. and all such real and personal estate as may be necessary and convenient for engaging in and carrying on the business herein speci> fed. fa
 The statute law of this State relating 10 joint stock corporati 1ns, is hereby particulars ly referred to and made part of these articles and .he corporation hereby established and organized uhder and pursuant to the same, shall have the powers enumerated therein and proceed according to the regulations of said laws
 Each shbseFiber to these articles agEes iO take the number of shares annexed to his name of the capital stock ot said corporation. each share to be twenty five dollars as atore- said. andtto :e paid for in instaiImenIs or in full as the Directors ot said company or cor poraiion shall call in ihe same.
 The said coi pOTation is located at Sharon Valley, in the county of Litch6cld, afId State |
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-07
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
 OF THE Rurnet EtOne Company.

Be h known that we, the subscribers, do hereby associate ourselves as a body poliIic and corporate, pursuant to the fOurleeeth chapter Of the act entitled an ac. concerning communities and corporations and the fol- lowing are our articles Ot agreement and as. sOciVtiOn-
 lst. The corporate name by which this corporation shall be known, shall be THE BURNETT STONE COMPANY"
 2d. The said company shall be formed for the following purpOses-that Is 10 say, the purchase of the 'Burnet Qaarry. so called. in Lewis county, Kentucky, or the leasing ot the same In whole or m paIi-the pnIcnase of the right to make, use and vend to others the right to be used in such places as sad company shall from time to time elect, the "Impr0vc. men in Store Dressing Machines" tor which letters patept were granted by the UMited States 10 William Eayrs of Concord, New Hampshire, December 4lh, 1SI9-ihe pur- chase and sale of stone and other property the g.aning, saving, dressing and cutting stone by machinery of all kinds or otherwise for buildings and all other usps-ihe putting up and erecting stone buildings and other buildings and structures of stone and other marerials-the purchasing, leasing, hiring. and using wate: craft for the transportation of stone and all other materials and property he purchasing and leasing of such lots or parcels of land, and such tenements as may be necessary for the business of the company | and the carrying on of such other business and operations. including buying and selling goods, wares and merchandise as may be deemed expedit nt and necessary from time 10 time for affecting the purposes aforesaid 3d The amount of the capital stock of sait company shall be twenty thousand dollars, and said capital stock shall consist of eigh, hundred shares of twenty five dollars each The statute law of this State relating to joint stock corr orations, is hereby particularly referred to and made part of these articles l and the corporation hereby established and organized, under and pursuant 10 the same shall lave the powers enumerated therein l and proceed according to the regulations o said law.
 4th. \ business office of said company shall be in Goshen, Litchfsld county. Con- neetIcu!.
 WILLIAM WARNER, II. G. SMITH. 1 CICERO COLLINS.
 Dated at Goshen this Fourth day of October 1852. -.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-07
At Court of Pfo3lta Alllal al H1rWiatol
 within and fnr Ina liniricf nH llarIHIfii .iA

At Court of pfo3lt. Alllsl at Harwiatol
 within and for the District of llarS!nt .n
 on the Ed day of October A. D. lS33
 Present NOSES BEACH Esq. Judge. nN motion of Sheldon Osborn Adminis,ra- O tor on the estate sof Bensjah Heydon late of Harwintoa within sad District, de- ceased This Court doth decree that six months he allowed and limited for the cretfi- tors ot said estate to exhibit their claims against the same lo the Administrators; a,'d directs that public notice De given of this cr- der by advertising in newspaper published in Lilchfeld and by posting copy thefeGf on public sign post in saic l.wn St Ha, wins ton nearest the place where tie ceeeaseJ last dwclt Certified lr,m Record.
 LEWIS CATJIN Jr C.e,k
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-07
DIED.

Ln this village. Sd inst Lydia, wife of Dr Edward w. Blake and daughter of Mr. hoios Downing of 1roOkfeld. w.. aged g years. 1T Blessed are the dead who die in please c6Py.l e''
 h Hartford. Sept 20d, Mrs MarthaS wife 0f MT. kosgell Atkins, of Bristol, and daughter of the late Isaac Hart of this nown, aged 24
 Io South Farms, Mrs. Phebe Goodwin, aged 71. R,a v
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-07
FTHiE'A , HIIKllX glaIge
PAP&!R, $ STAI5 DIN MlE.EY,
 BLANK BOOKS
N extensive assorinleni ol

A N extensive assortment ot the above A articles constantly or hand.
 Account Books and RscoId Books of every descriptions made to order, or any required pattern.
 LAW AND PaoBATE BLANKS. revised ac. eording io the most approved forms. and printed on fine i,apeF.
 PAPER.-cap, Letter. L. gal and UFawinE Paper. full supply from the best manulaelu- ries always nn hlnd.
 I,oeK BLNpINe, of every description, exc, cuted in the best style oF wuslsaaAn ship, at lI5 Chapel street. New Haven
 GEO D. BASS-TT.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-07
Dlstric: ot Cornwall ss. ,rt NaNtauAhoa .ro,h lSSA

Prnbate Court. September 2sth 1852.
 ESfATE U. Drusilla Grlfiia late of Corns EI wall iD said District, deceased. The A uninistrator represents The Estate insolse nt, nd pEays the appointment oi Commission ess lhereon--0dered, That Commissioners 10 receive and examine the claims nt the Cressi !. tors of said Estate be appoiu,ed at the Pyo. ate Office in Cornwall, oa the 9th day of Oetober s52, al o'clock, Tn the affernoon l. 'f which all persons in interest will take .otce. and appear Il they sec cause, and be heard thereon. The Administrator will cause this notice to Dp published ln news. 'sper p, inted in Litchiieid. ald post q copy 1. her. of on the public siga post insaid Cora. wall nearest the late reside nee ffhe deceased.
 Ceriiii .d by
 FREDERICK KELI,0 ,0Gs, J,sdge. .s
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-07

U4NIEL NUbE4N SUM- PreST. D. Robert son,
 A. Alvofd.
 Samuel Workman. Directors Wm. w. Waugh,
 L. Thompson. PS. A first taie wood workman wanted to take charge of that department, and take portion of the unsubscribcd stock. WoicOttville, Oct. 5. 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-07
MASS MEETING.

GRGAT ElAUlT GEgIlGMT! DRYGOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER! 'HNHE subscriber, thankful for the patron A age the good people of Litchfeld coun- ty have bestowed upon him the past ssa- son would respectfully inform them that he has returned from New York with spicndM assortment of Dry Goods, com prislng some of the most benufjful styles 0f Dress Goods ever offered to tho citizens of this county.
 Among the assortment can be found some elegant styles of Black and ColoreG Dress Silks.
 Beautifai NJ. deT.aines.
 Cashmeres and Orleans cloths,
 Black and ColOred Alpacas,
 Canton Cloth, an article for
 MOURNING DRESSES.
 Calicoes by the load from 4 to I2 l.2 cents per yard
 Real French cloths and Doe Skins; Fan cy C"ssimers, Satinets, Tweeds and
 READY MADE CLOTHING. Boots and Shoes, Crockery, Groceries. Hardwsre-in fact, full yarieiy of all kinds oi goods kepl for RLTAMING in vil- lage score.
 1 wish It distinctly understood that all the Goods offer for sale will be sold as cheap as any merchant in the county can sell them and many of them at lower fig ureS.
 Attend he nesting ladies and gentle nssn, and judge for yourselves. Butter and eggs taken as usual at he highest market prices.
 A. G. BRADFORD. Wolco'tyille. Sept ?, 1852. aw.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-07
Whig Nesting.

At meeting of the whigs of Litch6elj. held at tho counting room of the Enquirer Office in this village. on the afternoon of the 2d inst. Gen. FREDERrcK BuEL was chosen Chairman. and P. K. Kilbourne Secretary.
 The following gentlemen were then nominated for Town Officers, viz.
 For Assessors. Walter Coe, Leonard Pierpont, Norman Hall, Noah Garnsey, Daniel B Stoddard,
 For Board of Rsliec Benjamin Kilbourn, Charles A Ensign, sherman Frisbie, Edward Hopkins, Henry R Gosfee.
 For Sslectnsen, Sylvester Spencer, lthamar Hubbard. Henry s. Griswold, Frederick M, Rlakeslee, Uri Taylor, For COnstablss, John w. Ruel. Leverett w. Vessels, George Daley, George Bradley. F rederick B. Hand. aniel c. Churchill, William Butler.
 For Grand Jarors. Henry B issell, Joseph w Mason, Willis Gibbs, Norman Kilbourn, John Catlin, Benjamin Webster.
 For 1own Clerk. Frederick ID. McNieI. For Topa zTsGssrsr aud Rsgissrur.
 Jason Whiting.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-07
xCHITTENDEN'S OLD STAND" " O Hartford, Sept. 1852,

'" "CHltTENDEN's oLD ST STAND .llI MEssRs. EDIT JRs,-A Are the many reads CTS of your valuable paper, aware of the magnificent Stock of New and rich DRY GOODS, CARPETS, PAPER HANG LNGS, recently opened at that famous re- sort. for real and decided bargains? If not, the Proprietor would respectfully announce through your columns.the arriyai of the largest and most beautiful assortmen, of Carpets, and all kinds of Carpet Room,
 Goods. Paper Hangings, Window Shades, and all
 kinds of Curtain Goods. Dress Goods of the choisest styles and
 newest importation. Elegant Brocale, Plain, Plaid aad Stripe
 Silks.
 Excelsior, Black Silks-of the real "Bes> clloffs' make, unequalled ty any other
 made in the known world. French Merinoes. Coburghs, Cashmeres,
 Muslin de Laines. Brocha, Cashmere, Silk, Wool and Thibel Shawls. Silk and Cotton Velvets, all widths and COIOfSs
 Embroidered French Dress Goods in Pat- terms.
 French, English and American Prints. and
 Ginghams. Flannels, of every grade and color. Heaps of Domestic Goods, and Housekeep
 ing Goods. &c., Sc.
 We shall make regular torna do among the DRx GooDs this fall. with our low tariff prices; while il will mlke our custom CTS laugh. it will draw long faces on ou high tariff dealers. We respectfully invite the attention of al to an examination of our immense stock.
 If the dollars you'll save,
 And get goods as you ought,
 Visit "Chittenden's s Old Stand,"
 The favorite resort.
 Respectfully.
 WILLIAM PRATT,
 Corner Main and Morgan sts. Hartford, Sept. l6.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-07
EMB ROIDE M Y.
Fire Insurance [

fNHE undersigned being duly appoinsed
 N Agent fag the Western Massachusetts Fire IasnFance Company. is naw pFeparsd ~ receive applications for almasr att kfada o psaperly on as .asssabla terms q any EasRaH. able stock company.
 .Li,ch6sld. October