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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-29

NEW YORK AND PHILApRJPHIA-DfRECr
IN United Ssatss Mail ans Rxprsss Lines through four
Acun New Jersey kai,..a Wis Jersey Ciy-Leavng New
H. Leave mi adoiphA As and A. e., and ~ p. ~ For
first class S. seoeat do rs ssd A. - ~. Fer Ralsi
sshington Norfolk and Ckaiestonthrouga tickets
sold IN the shove AID hrossh bss< carried In she
With ba&sGs the ferry fifteen minutes before the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-29

nR. BERoN's PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE, OVER
~ thu drbs store; No coo Broadway. Of Houston
street she,c no continues his treatmsnt with his usual
wtnttrfui ssa Truly astonishing Charsoi mode
rate, and ens tesf. Hours q ON 3
eel ok, A. M, " H. NJ, and from 70 O'Clock In the
cvenisg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-29

MRS. BREWSTER, FkOn PHILADELPHIA, TEN.
lvI ders her services the sdies and gentlemen Of ss
city, In Astrciosy Love- xnd Law matters int rprstinG
Dreams nc by books and senca eonss, atty relied BY
Nspo, and will tell tho II tho LADY gentleman
oy will slso the OF the visitors Residence
s9Gat Jonss street Bo~sry. Ladies' sfy CENTS
eestlem.n dollar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-29

NlBIO'S C0NCE4r SALot y.-rUEODORE ELS,
feld Quar- Soira tho third OF the third
season will tai. ,Ioes Monday Jtaunry Tickets. 81
each. T. commence Al o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-29

LOR LIvEEPoOL-UNITTD STATES NAIL STEAM
L ship Atlantic Captain Jsm-s west rhis steamship
will dep TT ~tD the " kals for Europe positively
satart January 9th IL o'clock, her berth
fost " Canal street no terb snoursd TIL for For
freight or passage having uncqualled odatioR for
els gsnoe Z fort apply to
ADWAkD X COLLINS u co. Sc wall i,reet.
Paf1ansers requested To he beard ~ TX NJ,
The steamship Psedc will succeed the Atlantic, aad san
22ps,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-29
o''As. yo SI, ooDxK. " cAmHoN. ns w.4l $1,000.

EoR sAvAErAn-U g. MAIL LtRE.-THs sgPE
II rioY a'eerr sh,r FLORIDA. Casa NJ 4. Wodhali. on
ss.urs.y a. S'eloss r n from yer u. North riysr
Ala BANA. Capt. @. y Lsdlow, SATURDAY,, yanravy5
rtr speed strength sscommsdssus and faro hsSa slp
have n superior en- the ooaet-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-29

LNMPIKE CITY BANK, INV YOHK, DECENBER -
II 1902 Dvdss 1.-The Bead Of Dir eotors have this day
declares dividend three and half tsh cent,
sbs Co the share holders after JAnury H. t3 The
traser books viii DO elossd from the TO sh 10Th !atu
AIRY. inclusive. H. r. KtEaSTEo D, cashier.
1npire CO.. Bank NJ r., Dee , 1852 The annual
iDs 81 bank for the election
cent number Of directors thrs additional and
three nspsctors Of the neat nnual election thereafter Vii
be held at tho honse Tuesday tho 4th day,
January 1904 The poll will bs open from twelve 10 ensP
~. II. T. KIERSTkD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-29

LRANkLIE MUsLus ~ GuAraAx STREET. GEO
Les, Proprsts Tn Shove astah sh uept 10
o'clock and IN tire ming ~ half past
for The OF "Cina ana isiss OF
LAWN, StAtuaryby h.. airsts Troupe Of Model Ar,istA
ogether With sr'ety eear 'u Fer fur
oils II a.h AdmissionHeats IN
81 seHta ssare nth oughton cd
hare n1. cents; boyes. % oorts gallery I4k scnts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-29

CAMDEN AND AHBOv RAILROAD. ron PHIL ABEL.
~ ph,s from Pier No l. Moth river. foo: Of Battery
plssefwe hnss daily aorAiug iirs ~ 10 by
boat JOSEPH sELKNAr. I.r. 81. Afternoon express
osss o.rs a. second ei..s .srs Il R.,ur,ias is.ys
Phi,atei sha from foot Of WALNUT ~ 10 and
p NJ Entxress lins by Steamboat ATLAS from Pier NO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-29

w HARRISON YOUNG go, TIE AUTHOR or
w very interesting sketch = in tie West aud
Texas 10 lciut It Mns ha Hall Chestsut sre .,
ppon tho scenery d tho west ~ w,sh the org
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-29
nRuos. srDlcINLs PERrUNERY. FANCY ARrI-

nRUGs. MEDICINES. PERrUNERY. FANCY ARrI-
- oles, patent asd family msdisnes dye woods, 6s.,
sensary on fnnd NJ iA kuths,crds drag ssors lis 81
BnrA's plA This stor~ lie newly cpsusd ~ great
outlay The hope By strict attention 70 bad
Iess 20 dearvc tnas liberal no has shus
eeivsd None bat will be sslnd
dance bile ana willing - explain TIE nature aud applios
ton Of metisirs whsa dtsrd No medsine leaves this
sre without ber plainly married or labelled Swedish
leeehes r talt applied
sciAns rpt enl ord family rsctpes ssurasely df
ptrstd At all hours. 1LIAs RUfHERfORD Prspres.r.
TYR. JOHNSON, NO. 10 DUANE srRxEr. so WE'LL
~ known for the last twenty most sue
es@tul practitioner In New York nay consulted ~ usus
In his prv,is ofhce, on all disease WHOM Assa ~
These who have Suffered from medical pressnders may rs
en- having sssir sAsss treated BY pAvssa sssns
TYR. COOPER, IA DUANE STREET NAY BD oos
~ sultsd With confidence on dissssss HE sssssss b.
been such In tho treatment Of cid shvouio
topsh some Of mnst eminent physsiAns Dr. Q. vSs
knewn bcsh ~ And eut Of Vie yxeesson. tbs Esse
sseefpl psNettWsny " diseases = New Tea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-29

1lOCTOR hUNTsRs RED DROPS CANNOT IN HAD
- gnulpe " Y nso. N: Y-it can 30 had In Neg or
lssrs No ~ Car Al strrot 10 makes sresdy s1d the
rough IN certain ~thort The least rssoses
Of siet drink, espersrs susia.ss One ar vial
with q nooioh book. Only piaoe, TX Divsi.n gtrsst
stafs New fcrs ant the oeoe. Ne n finished.
Fer ten qussk Doctor In Mk
ard other etse that lie sboet this
msdy DR. Hprscf restores respe 10 sovad health daily
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-29

Nsw YORK And FAN FRANCISCO srsAnsBIP
~ 1trsugb no ssS fte,ciseo st reduced ratesss
detention the is Thu aud spleuiid steamship
UNCLE stM, s toos W. a. Mills. der viii
Ne erl from PIER no North rve1 for walt Nav,
Bay TsbrsaEy saScAry 30 ~ SP. ~ Ps
With the dsuh1 iatse et.e rshs arsc6 which
nsbip icsyss eaAna Tne arrival Of the o
the Uncle 3. fer sAn yrseoseo steppins oLly Aoepr
for s.ppsc These ysssrts for stuA
tstion Fesd nnt egey unsurpassed an exgcrsnost
phyoan Is attached 20 Zach steamer Pssscnsr VII be
jsn ed tine rharf at rsu, spd ste tho Paoa<
rsiroad PASSENGERS ct az that ekts tor tis int
ssld only 20 No. ~ H-esdNsy, Esw Yors
DAVIS BROOKS co, General AScnea-
E'Qa AUSTRALIA THE BEAUTIFUL CLIPPER
taip sAaLk having accommodates tor passengers
superior 70 asy ship In port, Deiax rsndy For
VIII sn ia yor freight passags, Epcy ~ che
captain bsart North siver foot Of Ter
A UsJEAJaA.-PioSEEx LINK.--rBs NosLx NEW
A York built yscsss AMP Baltlmers LEO so~.. B.
oenmaoi nsurtnS - Vie lowest rHse and betsy
We 7s,h nip ~ is lire, VIII aid runetuay tho lst Il
Isnsary. Nom Nsy Xcrk Ter Aelsourns PORE Phnip
veil kne a.t the rev yerk packet bait shss The
6pess ana aessss IN The xcrc. she kaltrcro The ~
vori sp Of NE New yevt srd nsvrs hne and vith be-
ggysrftr hssiug Nseher with her
height bstwces decks, sAt and hak foet asd hcs
Ventilation ss Win be tss nfortAhic sha
hesn sessat1ks1 for Australia srrepsu and
rrsyasd. Tbs In w,leh the
o. s ins have tstsd and provaopsd has obtain
Cd for tnem decided rrssssAe~ ever all others svss -
JopM o0DgR, n ". CAMUvON. ma wsAi ssrosA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-29

KNON WV OKLEAkF DfkECf.-TBE NEW NOUBL1
IT on CINE stsrnsbip VIM PENN, w. essrs Cemraarder.
yiu ssys Pier Esst river en- .ssursAy JsuvA STA, ~
o'oock N. This ship has elegant eeoomm dston for
pss-eswrs Passage ip sasin (sSte rosu): 800 do In
Storage So Frsight nesseacmsns goo. cents per
oubio foot tsrs rssutssd b. supply themselves with
tbe steamers bs o. sdsg ether fern viii De signed
s IA - 90 ~ ,,nr ~ ~ sno .s ~sss tss,
wi - gsca hoard No freight received ard positiys
hls OF hding will bs rEpsd amer ~ o'clock she
taysf sailing r0s ,ishs Ss Ps;safs On sSArS o. y
Ars,ss ., w. c,is vLs w. 49, rsss ssriss
yvYaeae ggeeA uev 0tooaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-29

DIsLIY's GRAND Illus RATED THAMES -r1IS
IL az ifcent action of art witch painting
for tb, last three vii th, public In faW
day. Ut No AVG brosa~ay o'u "a tas saloon bo
n the saloon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-29

VAsDERgiLT LINE FOR SAN FaANcIsCo-oNLY
line giving tetess for crossing the isth This
d. ubis epspe stesrskp sTaR OF TaE wesr 100 TONS
will leave II riss re. T. N b. az o'clock 7. N, pre-
cisly Eusuesjay Jssuary 5sh, connecting With the
popular steamship EEoTEEa JON ATTAIN "yer the Mica
TRANSIT route bs.,g ut twslvs miles OF sad trans
tsetr
nodations and rsntilst.n fer In ermatou or ps~sgs
nppy only % ID. Il. ALIEN, agent yntt,ry ilos, up
stairs The public cautioned asairst the rsp-essata
ti1nE 81 Of other lines Neps enpioyed
for tbi~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-29

EJErHAsr CxEN-rHE LAR6 EST AND MOST MAG
II nifcent pair VI in The world exhbi-
Mvn 81 Madison Cottage, Twenty third
broao WAY Hours Of 4dmisson-9 to II A. M and to
p N. Ambulance, - oesta Tickets be obtained ~
tbe bar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-29

LIMITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMP ANY
oennsotis With the Pssi6e all 10 sashy C.mpaAy.
United States mail lire Ter c.forni. Oregon 'ia
Asp.wsn and Panama: The spIeaas sew sue double en-
D. Porter, Navy. GsnSaDser, will sail Wednesday,
January soiock NJ precisely fro. pier 81 foot u
Warren street, North river. shs Psono Nail Steamship
CscpaEys regular mall steamer viii - .oaess -
oams 10 ssivc the ssrg malls and pa-s-xers and
sail Immediately for sss Francisco. No sSort1 viii b
sp.r.e on Z. .st Of y. sonp.nie 70 send their pssssa
Ladies. saises. state second cabin stan -.
Lever AN and Ford ssssraxs. ............. IS
Passengers viii Is landed :. hs r,lrssd whsrf :. A,p
pence Passengers by this l,ns forwarded With the mail
-m Fsnana end act expossd " estent,n ~ tina
psry haze boats ~ Psnama Rates Of fare from Pa
nAus 10 San FrA-slspe ths mnst tayerad. fs
freight or passage, apply " CHA Les A. Whitney.
At the o,ss OF the empsniss 1T Wssss, wArrsnNY
the bills Of lAasg which VIA 10 sisned thu
betwser shs hours OF 10 and csook fthe AAyst
sailing.
C0K BAN FaaNcIsoc-pxsPSTCH LINE -rHs
street. nortk riset take eaoiu NJ
r.ss u applied for AZ ship will sail sboue ss
January. Apply 70 z. b. sUYr0n. " Wall street,
EsApIhE CRY LJNE-TYrOU0H TICKETS TO SAN
II FaGei at r1ausod rates both cabin sad stser
Lfe Tsss,ngera via Atra~ail direct fast stsamho
Comma der, will Leave for Aspn Vail rect W.dass
csy Jan at three s'eleot r. from North river.
eo,restius st PAnsps sit1 sse aaogs ..es%saip Nav
steamer will be In readiness 60 tate tho past
sead At Pnsna rrccsss without delay 20 sau Fran
o'scs secoad sabn kass state ooh
and the table cabin. Passes
United stes dseEtrrk aop ssse the cslrosd VII rf
risw II, ires 81 expense, For freight or passage.
Jok1s IoHSsroN srso H..
}. HOWARD soN. NO "a Broadway AS'A"'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-29

L,OHTUNk TkLliNG-kRs ALVIN, RENOWNED
In Europe 70, her shil In foreteinR The future, win
rnsb intelligence nboat al circumstances of life 70 all
who may address h.r Mrs Alvin spasks tho English,
vrspoh. aud German languages Tor residence Broome
hrvsto street. first hoor stairs. Once
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-04
Are the christians glorious portioHi
 And forever shall endure.

A CuRIous RELIC The Oaeida Morn 5 ing Herald gives the following clause from, the will of Lewis Morris. one of the sign ers Uf the Declaration of Independence.-- s.lt will be seen." remarks the Herald, '.,hat the worthy old patriot partook liber- ally of the prejudice which existed aanesg our honest Dutch fathers against the yan- kee race :-" II is my desire that my son Gouverneur Morris may have ,he best eds nca,ion ,ha, is to he had sin England or Amerlca, but my express directions are. that hs be never sent for that purpose to tue Connecticut colonies, least he should imbbe in his youth that low craft and cun> ming, SC incident to the people ofth coun~ try which is so interwOvens in their con sti,utions. that all,their. ar, cannot disguise it from world, though many of them under the sanclifiei galb. of religion, have snneavared 10 impose ,hens Ives on tho world for homes, men. LEWIS MosEIs.
 I79O, Nov. g.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-04

A r iI,e annual. Town meeting legally IN warned ani held on the Ath jny oi October 1852 in the town of Washington
 Voted. That all neat Cattle, Horses, Asses. Mules, Swine, Shesp and Geese. he, and the same are hsreby restrained from going 1t large on the highways or commons in this town, excepting one COW to each individuai. family, which COW shall De restrained from sun down ualil sunrise. And all cattle shall bs res, rained from go- ing at large from the first of December to the first of May. And that the penalty for a breach of this b,e law shall be twenty Eve cents for each neat Cattle, Horse, Ass. Muis, Swine. Sheep or Goose so going at Mrgr. to be paid by the owner of, such an. i,nel or creature before named to the per. son wh5 shall impsnnd said, creatures so running at large in either ot the town pounds in said Town, Pro ,ided lhe penalty shall not exceed the sam Of three dollars Aud thai any Electol or Freeholier of the town may impound for breach of this.b,se law.
 ! Voted, Tha, the Town Clerk cause this bye law to be printed and published in newspaper printed in LitchfrE iI the County of Eitchfield for four weeks suc- eessively before this bye law shall be in HDrce. A true copy of Record.
 Certified by
 D. B. BRINSMADE. Town Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-04
NOTICE.

ID Y order of the Hon. Court of Probate A1 for the District of Lilch6eld, will he sold ut public auction at tho late dwelling house of John w. Fish, deceased. at Ban- ,am Fulls, in the town of Litch6ela, on the 2l,h day of November, A. D. 1852, Ut 9 o'clock in the forenoon, (uuless previously disposed of at private sale) all the personal estate of the late said John w. Fish. con- sisting of all kinds ot household furniture wagons, sleighs, carriage makers tools of all descriptions, a sett of blacksmilh's tools, consisting of bellows, anvil. hammers, tongs &c., also, other articles too numerous to mention.
 Also, at the same time nnd place will be Sold at public auction. nll the real estate of the said John W. Fish. deceased. consisting of an undivided right in the grist mill al Bantam Falls; also, the building used as a carriage makers shop, and also the dwell- ing lately occupied by the said John w.. Fish. Said property will be sold separate ly or together, as will best sui: purchasers. The above is fine location for mechanic of any description, and especially a carri age maker, the same being situated on one of the best wuter privileges in ;hs State, and near the line of the cOnte n plated Eiarts ford. Providence & Fishkilk Railroad. Any one wishing to purchase property of this description will find this a,rare opportunity for doing so. -....
 DANIEL SropDARD, Administrator.
 Litchfieid. Octohcr 23d. 1852. 3w.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-04
At cour, of psesu. holden a, New Milss.a,

Al a Court of Probate holden .. New Milford,
 within and for the District of New Milford.
 on the 30ih day oi October, 4 D. 1882.
 Present, ,FREDERIGxC CHrrTsSoEN Esq., Judge. ESTATE af NATHAN HUXLEY. lais-ct, IL New Milford. ia said D'sir,ct. deeaased
 The Administrator represents the estsie in.. solvent, and prays the appointment of CoE>- missioners iheFenn--i iVheFrupon, Ordered. that Commissioners 10 receive. exs nine, and adjust the claiTns of the creditors of said es~- rate, be appointed. ai The Probate 0iiee .lN. said N W Milford cnihs second Saturday of November lea2. af one o'clock in theAiteS> noon and that a'l persons interested ih ssiA estate may be notified thereof. the Aaminis- 'ratot will cause this orAsS to be published in a new sparer printed in Litch6eld. and pest c copy thereof on the public siRp-pese nesEesa lhe place where the deceased Iast dwelt isA said New Milford
 4 true copy of Rscnrd. sa FREDERIC CKCHITTENDEN, Esq., Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-04

VHVHE COurt of Probnie for the District Of
 Il Plymouth hath limited and allowed six munths from the date hereof. for the creditors to the Estate of Thomas Sutliff late of Plymouth, in said District. deceas> ed, in which to exhibit their claims for aE Iowance and settlement. Those neglscting to present their accounts within said time. properly attested, will be debarred recOv. cry. All persons indebted 10 said estate are requested to make immediate payment 10 DAVID, K. .MERAIAM. Administrator.
 Dated at Plymouth. Oct. 25tb, 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-04
The Ohio River Land and. Marble
 - COlnDanys4


 Be it known, that company or body cor porate has been for med, pursuant' to The fuur. ieenth chapter of the act entitled An Act concerning communities as the same is seI forth in the Revised Statutes of Connscticu, of isa9; and the President and Directors of said company do certify that the articles oi agreement and assoc iaiien entered into by the members of said company are as fellows, viz :. lst. The corporate name by which saia company shall be known, shall he THE OHIO RIVER L AND AND MARBLE
 COMPANY
 2d. Tha capital stock oi said company i. two hundned thousand dol avs, and is divides into eight thonsand shares Ot twenty .fiv. dollars each.
 Sd. The said, company is formed for the following purposes. that is to say--To pur chase or lease the upper and lower Marshal tracts of land, so called, in Lewis and Green. up counties in thr St ate of Kentucky. nos owned ty Augustus J. Brown and others. and the same to manage improve or dispose of in whole or in part to erect bpildisgs thereon construct, operate, sell or rent water.crefi 10 carry on the business of mining, quarry ing and manufacturing in all their different branches. by such means and appliances ., shall flom time to time appear.to said compa- ny expedient :, and to carry on such nthei business and operations as may bs deemed necessary and expedien. for efiecling the pur, poses aforesaid
 4,h. The statute law of the State of Com necticut aforementioned is made part of the articles of association of said company. and said company is organized and established under said law, and possesses all the powers enumerated therein, and isto proceed acc ord ing to the regulation thereof.
 By oider of the directors. %. .---r>---~ H. G. SMITH, Secretary. n.toknr Ath 1eS0 s4E
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-04
Litchiield County Court,

The following criminal cases were dfs- posed of at the late Session of the County Curt for this County:
 State cs. Charles Root.-Stealing money in Woodbnry. Sentence, two years in State Prison. 9...... .< s..,s. -..
 State vs. Grahan Johnson.-Stealing a cane in New Hartford. Sentence. 30 days in County Jail and twenty dollars fine
 State vs William Green.-Stealing bed. Sc. in Cornwall. Sentence, GO, days in County Jail, and fifteen dollars fine.
 State us William Clapp.--Assault and battery in Salisbury. Sentence, forty days ln Coun.Y Jail, and ten dollars fine.
 State vs. Charles s. Rael. the remainder. ...
 S;ate us William Clapp and SeIden Fuller Assault and battery a; Salisbury. Sem terce, County Jail and fine.
 State peS. D. Wleeler.-Assu,tand bat tery. Jury disagreed--papers returneds a State us John Riggs Burg larry at Wood> bury. Sentence. three years in State l'ris- on.
 : State us Henry Johnson.-.Assault and battery ry-bsn6 forfeited.
 State ps J D Ditrce.- Under bonds to ke~pthe peace.-Erased from docken - State os William Whitto.d and olhers.-- Assault and battery pros.
 State os John B"ker.-A>saui, and bat~ tery-null. pros sa4.a-s.=-sseesr l State vs Edmund Boueh'on,-L Laying ,ohstructions on Nauga,uck Railroad at Piy- m"uih. Sentence years in State Prison.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-04
LITCHFIELD ACADEMY.

Ths.next term, of this Institution viii commence on Monday. the lst day ol November. Tuition per quarter Of II weeks. $4.00 to $500. An additional charge of 25- cents per quarter will be made for fueh 8 x 6#sgA md Tuition in the Primary School. $500 perquarter. .ge' x
 Instruction in Music on the Piano Forte, and in French, Drawing and Paint ing. at the usaal extra charges.
 The attention of those who are desir. GUS Of Q thorough. practical education. is specially invited.
 J.L. HENDRICK. Principal.
 Etehfeld. Oct 2l, 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-04
District of fLITCHFIEL,D, xe. ,

GaFOOhle OMce. OcC @, lS52. { q FSTATE OFySAaM MUELPAl.MEF late A<A' of Goshen, in said Dis.ric,, ceceased. i. The Court of Probate for the District of Lmchfeld hath limited aud. allowed six months from the date hereof, for the credi- : tors Of;sa;d Estate, represented insolvent, ia which to exhihil theiE claims thereto; i; and bus appointee Cicero Ehilias {, Adam Bentley Esq'rs. of said Goshen, Comnlla. sioters .o receive aud examue said claims.
 Certihpd by
 0LwsR A. G. TaDn4 Jadge, The subscribers give no,ge that they sha, meet 'ar ll,s gys ..c s.,nse of Moses Cook in said Goshen on the a7th day ot November l852, and the 2 yth day of April 1853, at 9o'ciock ia the foreGonn of each of said days, for the purRsse eeaitending on the business ofisaid appointment.
 CIoERo COLLINS, Commis-
 ADAM BENTLEY, sioners. All persons indebted, 10 said estate are requested io make immediate payment to
 JOSEPH GAYLORD, Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-04

.DY Order of the Court of Probate for
 s ihe oisirict cf Sharon so much of the Real Estate oi Daniel C.. Milltr late of Sha . ron in said District deceased, as will raise the um Of two Thousand Eight Hundred and Eighty File .dollars and twenty five cents. will be sold pi public Auction at the late dwelling house of said deceased in Shs.
 ron On "Wednesday The 10th day of Novem- Der next al o'clock P;M t&
 SANFORD WHITE. .AdminisiTatoT 1 Shar on, October IS, 1859.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-04

Al Court of probate holden as New Milford.
 within and far the Dissacl pF New Msl.
 f"Td, m the } hh day of 0rtober, A. D. IsJ2 Present. EnEDERICK CHI ErENDEN Judxr ESrATE of 0RRIN BUCKLEY. late ,, G'New Milford, in said District, sl.ceasrd.
 The Adninislra,or rei;rrsenr, ,,e e.,.,. in. s''lvent. and prays tha appolnlmen, of Com mIssioners ihcreon-Whereupun Ordrrc, thai C"snmissiOnrrs lo receive. examine m adjust the claims of the creditors of said e. tate. bc appointed al the Probate Office ii said New Milford on the second Saturday Q November, 1852. at one o'clock i1 the after anon ; and that all persnn1 interested in sai,' es'ate may be notified thereof, the Admins tra'or will cause this oidsr to be published in d newspaper printed in Litchfield, and post |. copy thereof on the public sign-post aeares' the place where the deceased. last dwe.r i, said New Milford. aa 4 true C 'py of Record.
 FREDERIfK KCHITrENDEN. Esq Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-04
LLTChFIEED COUNTY.

The paj"rities for Pierce and King are as follows LiicAdeli 6, Be'hIsln 40, 'Golebreok S, Coruwali % Canaan IG, Kent g, New Milfrd g. Plymouth 20, sharon 28, Salisbury 59 Roxhu~y 76, War ten 5.
 Naj5SilissSfa sss' : A3sss :... $; D@sss hnmsted 3, Gosl,en Y9, New darjf1rl 555e Turring,on 45, Wlnchexter I3. Wool aEy 50, Washington 15. Waierlown %; Nor. folk. %, fIaravinlon B. r...raN f-tu