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rosDsr,y in the tolls Of European ambition, rvashp, inter.

prosperity in the tolls Of European ambition, rivaIshp inter-
cSf, huHDr or carIl2e.
Resolved That heroic, but unfortunate Hungary, DOWN
9icn Gy the Austrian npr:caso ard suffering under ~
"a nv most nfirpuns 10 BE- bUne, ds Oh! Sln'ee'f our
w"rri,s sympathy ani that np. the time is not for
distant when the nations Of Europe will rise Il? and throw
I'll the yoke that now heavily weighs upon them; when
every asoiu shall be swept from the earth and
free Institutions ard popular sovereignty shall unl"er-
sally prevail. ;,
Resolved That the Governor be requested to trans
cos of these resolutions the Executives OF each OF the
States with request that they DC laid before thei re-
50 c;isc Legislatures
lr RIvEs OF Pncc1orgc, moved to refer tlese fes'u
;cas n committee Of five. ,
ir. HARBOUR opposed The motion and hopec they ~onla
simply be laid the table where lie would assist by nus vote
to Keep them The House has already business Of lmpo
ancc enough occupy its time, without taking hossuth
into is HANDS.
Alter some further discussion between Messrs. RIvEs,
BARBOUR and WALLACE the resolutions were laid on the Ia
5i, and ordered 10 be printed
j message was received from the Governor transmitting
statement OF the condition Of the Manufacturers and Fam:
ers Bank.
The following petitions were presented
Br MIR. CuEArHAM-Frnm VIM A. Swan Of Appomaitos,
for compensation for the tuition of poor children.
By Mr. MassEY-Frm Col. &. A. Alexander and Others,
OF The ism Regiment Virginia Militia, asking for :u'a Of
mjnry purchase site for gunhoute.
b. Mr. FawrER-From citizens OF Monroe asking III. IN
cor iotaon company turnpike road from
Crlrc.i!l in said cuuaty TO point On the Pces Turnpike
and Cumberland Gap Road.
By Mr. JACKSON of Doddrige and Tylcr-From citlzrns
Of Tyler for The Incorporation Of comp ny 10 construct
rail from Huntington in Marion county 10 New Martins
vile in Wrrz.l
By Mr. BARDarR-From b. E. Harrison, suggesting the
completion of suudy works of internal improvement end
the appropriation o! s. 600 600 Tor that purpose.
81 SIR LEMLEy-From citizens Of Marion, asking or: IN
crease n the capital stock Of Mogantown and brise
po!r Turnpike Company.
Ey Mr. LEAKE From citizens of Goochand for an cleo
ton prec;nc, a the house of Vim. p. Holland.
BY Mr.. JACKSON Of p. Il R-Ftom citizens Of P!easan's
county Tor an election precinct at Wlard's Mill
On motion, the House then adjourned.
NurE-The following resolution, offered days ago
by l SPEED overlooked by the reporter at the ilme
On motion Of Mr. SPEEp-Resoved That the officer. vi
each Rail Road Company in the Stale, and the Engineers In
charge m any survey rail road made by the authority OF
Inc 81 c be required furnish accurate staemer! Of
hr distances grades and costs uf ne
general roads finished ana proposed and that the same oc
publis ned under the direction nf the Second Auditor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03
MISCELLAN EOUS.

despatch from an officer Of the Army, stationed In New
Mexico announces that extensive and rich silver mine
has been discovered the public lands Fort Fillmore
territory, about twenty miles North OF RI Paso The
chief vein is described as Ave inches in width al the
saace and is exposed from the summit of mountain 1900
feet high 70 s base thousand yards in length 1t is
though, that the passes through the moun,an-but
only the Eastern slope has been explored.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

We very much pleased to learn that IN tho House OF
Delegates Yesterday bill introduced incorporating
State Agricultural Society and providing Tor the establish
men OF Di-;!it Agricultural Societies throughout our
Limits u Is ri, proposed in the bill endow each society
wish moGc!'. annuity from public treasury, eordi-
ton Of equal and reciprocal contribution from the ndvi-
dual members ot such counties.
lhis sas il should be- AS the foundation of every other
interest IN tho State and by far the important Of Them
ALL proper that money should be literally bestowed in aid
OF aencnure and We hope the Legislature will refuse
tue sum asked or sum which, considering the magnitude
OF the SUBJECT Is but nero pancs Let them have It, say
We and more they require il for jus; purpose as "he
advancemen OF learning 10 tho noble an Of husband1y
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ptDETTCAL.
For the Enquirer.
FOT tbc -
IN RoDoLpHE-OF FLUFANNA'

TO RoDoLPHE-oF FLUFANNA'
rhs Harm whose feeble notes have iou'"
Response from thy sweet Lyte,
NAV catch the echo OF thy st''i"S
And breathe poetic FIRE.
o., .o,,d Gull the gems OF thought
That sparkle through thy orain'
The Harp so feebly strcSep w"
Should never cease again.
And ve, tits vain to sigh for that
Which nature has not given,
.rd wish TO Gull from brighter minds
The thoughts that breathe OF HeaVon
And vet again I'll strike the Harp,
Though faint and low tho strain,
II Echo on tho beeeze of Thought
Will bring response again.
And though never heard thy name,
Ye, Memory twines for thee,
wreath of ever-blooming flowers,
From Fames immortal tree.
Then strike again thy thrilling Harp!-
Its notes, 80 grand and free,
Come eohoing DER the howery waste
That Thought still shrnes for thee.
Cumberland County, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA,
ARRIVAL OF THE pROJErl,EifS

New YORK JAN. 30.-1te American steamship Prone
u u; arrived al ier wharf This mnrnng, 10 O'clock bring
ing ai!es if'n san frdhcsco 10 the 81 If January.
sHc brings one million OF dollars ia gold
"e rains on the lshnus have unusually heavy Az!
iiHE Continued
J.. d.
- rt Waterman has been tiled and found guilty Of The
oitnce with which liz charged.
EXECUTION OF BANDITTI.-Three Of the nrIncips!
leaders In The late Indian mrudng expedition havnv fallen
into tho hands OF the Americans, tiled found pu,r
and hung the same day.
THE AFFAIR OF The PROMETnEUs. -Tbs Eng.
ish Government has dsayowed the conduct of its Cons
ard Of the Captain OF the Yess-! San Juan In fling n,o
the Promcheu, 80 "
TRADE &c AT SAN F2ANClScO.-Trade w,a inn
proving, business moderate The Flour market look.
ing up
SHIPMENT OF GOLD.-Three steamers lief, S,n
Francisco The ls with upwards oG millions of dol
lars in gold
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03

Henry Clay, who has been seriously indisPosed for some
tins past has far recovered 10 purpose an early ride
ou should the present favorable weather permit II is not
Esly however that he will upon Senatorial du
les as matter of precauion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03

VALUABLE EsrArE.-Col Benton has recently sold Col
Fremons Marposa tract of land in California 10 an Eng
lah company the sum of 81 100000
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03

Joha Hay, Esq, Clerk of Clarke county, Va ever since
is formation, died Saturday last, aged II years.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03

The New York Evening Post says that there are twenty
are votes certain for tx Governor Marcy, OF The delegates
from New York to the Baltimore Convention-assumns
,ha, IT,! two d. esa,c lgc favorable 10 MS n';h'
,ion which is regarded matter Of courst Inc Two dc
egates yet be elected it is thought will also De friends Of
Gov Marcy Ten of the delegates from New OK are
said 10 be for Cas- for Douglass and TWO unpronoun'
ced.
The following tho full delegation from the State OF New
Hampshire 10 the Baltimore Convention Gen Frank
lin Pierce nominated for President by the New Hampshire
Democratic State Convention, declines having IBIS name
presented either for President or Vlce.Presldent:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03

MlSSISSIPPL-The Senate Of Mississippi has passed
resolution 60 into joint convention fill the vacancies in
the United States Senate but has laid the table pro-
position elect for the long The joint convention
was 10 meet on Thursday last.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03

tits said that Mr. R. J. Walker has obtained in ENGLAND
one-,hird of the loan 00 for the Central Rail Road
OF Illinois, and two-thirds more on contingency which is
confidently expected occur The papers have announced
Inc entire failure of his mission to England
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03

The Treasurer of the State OF Texas e. Washington
few days since in compsny with friends, taking with
MIN the fruits Of an obligation the part of Uncle SAM"
amounting to millions of dollars principally In gold.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03

quantity of silver plate belonging 10 s. NJ Wilson, ESQ.,
President oil the Portsmouth Bank, which had been deposit
ed in the vault for safe keeping and which was puronea on
the nigh, of the robbery accenly discovered IN the
neghborood OF that town Sunday where II hao oeeh
concealed together with lot Of tools used BY the burglars
the preparation Of their felonious deed II has also come
10 Iipbt that four of the have been passed
10 broker n Charleston S. c., known from their numbers
10 have been part OF the money soen-from which II Is evil
dent that the robbers have gone South Three or four per-
sons are in m at Portsmouth, awaiting examination on
n charge of being connected with the robbery.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03

ANNA TAILlos is making great sensation In Boston,
where they think her the greatest singer ever yet heard
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03

JOHNNIE. KIRKPATRICK, native of Charleston, Is now
ming The chair of Greek Literature, in the University OF
sonoure recently ado vacant by the death of Prof Dun.
bar. "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03

GEN. JoHN E. WooL has been nominated candidate
for The Presidency meeting Of the citizens OF Troy N
Ymk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03

The following is ex,rac, from letter Of COL kimme
Of Maryland:
1.-THE Pope has directed two large s,oneshe one to be
taken from the CAPITOL the other from the Coseum-o be
prepared Rome be presented by him the Washing
onumen being erected in the cy Of Washington,
Al tie memory of the Father Of his country"
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Messrs Editors: Feeling strong interest," as every Viz
guian should the Internal mpoVemen9and oe-
evng d. that if appropriations from the treasury are
only such promised some return that they VIII
crease the prosperity the State and consequently benefit oil
the citizens; yet doubt the course pursued e
few years continued the State debt in few years VIII DC 90
large that heavy taxation will pay The interests and
improvements worth making will not he made
for many years If Being busy engaged nj this time
in attending important private concerns prevents nit from
making necessary references TO exhibit the great nus
ce that hns been done the taxpayers OF my State. But
noticing The proposition OF the delegate from azcwel coun-
" the Legislature, fer another appropriation from the
TREASURY, complete the connection between the RICHMOND
and Kentucky lnc und the Fancy zap and fazcweI Court
House roads cannu, deny myself time sufficient TO AJAX the
,cnon of the people, and particularly the representatives
of the people, assembled in the Legislature Not hav
ing the Acts preceding 4743 before me- it il not In my
power give history Of these roads, previously thereto
think an! hope their subsequent history will be sufficient
arrest this scssiuu any and all such lnJudiclous and
ruinous appropriations As return Tor The current or lis
cal year. up October $780, made TO The Board nf Pub
lie Works OF the Rchands and Kentucky line, fear Inc
state of i, than bad The Fancy Gap and Tazew
Court House Company made OF proceed
ings LIST October $780, which may be summed up as fol-
lows:
Capital stock s3 OO0 oft be subscribed and
paid by the State.
Sept 30h OF receipts and expenditures
within the ye,r:-Receved from counties, Si,l00 90
Board Of Public Works. 900 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03

rhe Wings of the Maine Legislature, who nominated Gen
Scott for PRECEDENT recommended James c. Jones' Esq., OF
Tennessee, for Vice President.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03

There were 5l3 vessels in the port Of Scw York on Sd
urday, and among them were twenty three steamships
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03
NEW YORK MARkErs L.,

NEW YORK MARKETS. JAS. 80.
Co7Tos-2 600 bales sold to-day, the market closing
firm
FLouR-s0GO dolls. of Southern Flour sold to-day
81 GS ] ST.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03
Balance OF money on hand,
s2,l9l 76

From this statement it will be that this Company, in
one year. during which il fails show that il made mile
OF road appropriated 10 lis officers than fourth Of
the whole amount collected the counties and iniy
dua for constructing the road; and astonishing ii may
appear with these facts beiue the 9th day Of March,
1851 the Legislature voted increase of capital this
Company SIS 000 three hs of which be paid by the
State Can any doubt this the effect Of The pcrn
cous system log rolling which has prevailed for many
yras2 Ii is there at this Time and always few
members who opposed THIS destructive system and al sim
lar appropriations and frequently cndcavored 10 expose and
arrest tieHi ut il having been previously determined they
should pass all opposition was sInolheied BY noise on the
previous question:; otherwise the large Of S4SOOOO to
The South! lie Rail load in hd!it!nn the large anns
previous; :, " ,iat region u country between
No!ipa IL n.... iu;s: 81 !rc james Rv,r aId rear
its no u Tie stale literally check=red with
naygaole s,anls,) would never have been made. very
much regret this influential Company asking
further appropriation, because il Is obvious that local ap
popratons stopped the Rrea lines OF roads TO con-
meet the State with others cannot be made Aa may not
find convenient call attention this subject again in
tno have any effect beseech the Legislators OF Viz
GINA work this session for Virginia. II they do they
viii say oil local appropriations. stand back; and TO the
James River and Kanawha Company you must get on MS
well you with what you haye II is our duty 10 con-
struct The Virginia Central Road Guyandoe and connect
the Virginia and Tennessee md the Orange and Alexandra
Rail Roads Tor the benefit of hIl
ANTI LOG ROLLER
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ssu'h will reach Ceayeland on February Let,

aar OF honor which has been alluded to In some of
, y pape!s' oel"een two gentlemen of Richmond Viz
hn, ae o yesterday morning the Maryland line
su, declared sddGa ina by the parcs after which their
,hs Ala g matter e, settled and withdrew thsn from
as neio'T A"@'sooys Washington Unios
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03
MARRIED.

MARRIED..
MANNED by Rev Or Kingsor Wednesday evening Jan Il,
tho Grace Street Baptist Church, Mr. CHARLES DER4 10
Miss ELIZABETH V. UNDERWOOD, all OF th,s city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03

Mr. Benjamin elected Wing U. S. Senator from Lou
isiana-by majority Of II votes. Gen. Downs received
the entire vote Of his party, and three Wing votes aso-
Three Democrats were absent account OF sickness
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03

We understand that yesterday the Belle Isle Iron Works
were purchased public au,ion BY Mcssrs William H. hnc
arland and Boiling ". axal for SIS OOO subject now
ever to lien of about si 600 in favor Of the Belle Isle
CunnanY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03

Total receipts, IS 600
Disbursements for the year :-Salary OF Engineer,
and compensation to assistants $1,000 on
Payment 10 contractors, l,oUU w
For printing notices. II 81
COMPENSATION 10 directors, 95
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03
DENIAL OF THE STATEMENT REF ALIVE tn THE
TURKISH ppnTI,sr

snIssUSo, jan D-The pnsburg G .zelte of this morn.
ns upon uhoouoed authority the statement that the
ouohe Fo1le Mao protested against the return of Kosstb
10 England When the Unied Suites first demanded Ihs
liberation OF kos.uth the Sultan did Weld because he
OF his going TO America The Sultan declared be wo
see' Aossuh against his enemies long h. was In his
oonons and that when he left Turkey he should b, free
70 20 where he chose. ~ ave
Noesuth Will reach Cleayeland on February ls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03

On motion Of Mr. Houston the House went into ccm.
i;tee of the whole the of the Union and took ul
The bill providing for the payment OF the Mexican ind smn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-03

Cumberland County, VI
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-09
llyestment ef Money snyHE svbscribsvaisill attk1ssS to the nnnvRSnpsnRaah MR NEmuaOw

;,5 the ej.is: of G!fw Yosk. ss'oklya. anf In Sums of $500 or more.
 ,' ao'flf l"d Mortgage. bn improved And un.
 tncumoet ed. Real r.sla,r, w.Ith at least
 . FIFTY PER CENT. MORE
 sa ,as !Sts y..: sf" .n i" wll a. 'Yttd iY sht|s collection of interest wher 'ess, aud .smit IRs saRs !a len4sg;;4 4sr ossep' le,est will tall due. No chasge is made es lenders foF the investment of money os ihs sso4t!sa.l"a,,o { 4s ,,oi. iln'ers.,. ss .,.,. neys l"r tils BuiIdi hk Assqcja.ipnq meptioRsi below. give them iacilitirs .ltsr i,inysslipf innaey wVhi", ,tsyp, tsh, days aner Is iscsip4, oI after receip. of .alSRice pf the sums to be in vested.
 We rest as guarantee of our integrity ant capacity np1n the fact that ,wSale the Attors neys ol the'iollIink Corporations, all o. which employ their capital in invsstments M mortgage. whereby the amount inyested. b ug eXCeeuS "A l,. q a,.u ,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-09
THE POPULAR FAMILY DRT GOODS STORE.

77 and 70 Chapel street. NeW Haven. Conn. WYE take this methods of insosrming ou. w friends and customers, and also those Gentlemen aud their families who may be called to New Haven during the csming sea-. son, that our usually m
 RICH X; k;cHofcE STOCK OF
 Black Silks.Sil Boiled. EiegantIBtocade and Armmre Fancy Oress Silks. Tissues, Berasep nerage De Laines. Mouselines De Baias French Jaconets and Camhrics. haa had TsloUsANiys oFbolEARs.' wa.th added 10 itwi,hin theIlass three weeks which makes it worthy the large patronage which hns been beetVYad,Npo9 it the last two ysass. In addMion~wss .sAall otsss extra in. ducemenss this season in ,',, WHITE CANTON GRAPE sHAwIs. bought st dnusuallyflsw prieJs ior CssL- 'HoUSEKEEplNG GOODS In this line we arenot iAIkk s1ealsL&. House. wives should not fail to come and zee us, Particular attention is also paid to RtCH EVENING DRESS GOODS. Silks. Mullins. Laces. csspes. NI &e. in white and colors. , AN AUCTION PURCHASE. 100 yaris Plsin sale Dsrtpad Glseis silk,. usually sold ss SL lO0 w1s aaes1oss rapidly kuA. ting them aa 75 cts--it is clear savink of 3 os { dollars Dress.
 Sbases Heavy Brown Shsetings at c l.l cts per yard. e. a&
 Cases. .Bleached Sheetinks and Shis,iuRs.
 cases of Mesrinaaek and other styles ef "a l-2 eept Calico's IFh i; Cass Printed Muslins at i2 l.2 etc fast colovs. " r '. D. not fail ts eOne and examine our ass aoFtMent.
 REUBEN L JAMES RICE.
 v and 7e Chipelsslrtsa
 New @aven. Apfil 10 lSS2
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-09
Prsmlnm SIIy-IigkR DagnmrssiyDos

Preminm Slky-LighR DnsnmEss1ypss erNHE undsEnigEad would uusSstSpsn.
 \ fully Aaain call the alsonSian oe tho citizsns of Litch6ala County e his spps. rior mGthsdOf taking Dagnsrpsolppe 1iko
 nesses. The public may rest asSlfrsd shat no trouble ofsAxpenDD win be spured on
 his parI fn maki2e himself aoquminEad wiah every uswimpr0Vemens, andibo ahlG ae.aIl times 0 produce as good Miniatures as ean bs obtaiRsd ip IlseaRnaqy. For the last i've Years his WllnlDstlpo and Rirsn,icn has bsea devoted to the Art of Photography, and he is haE py in being able 10 say, that his 1ost sanenIqe exneetasians haze been moro than ,Ce6lixSds 6sth in ppRaia asA1he very extNnsive Patr0nAge ho has received .as well as his snccsss in being able at aIl times, ,lQ psoduaA kres ciasa pictures. It is w@IE kn0Gnss6 scientific Ssaan who haFe. a. practical knowledge of this 'woudcrfui art that pure atmosphere is very essenlinl tOf the prOdpctiOn of "a fine clear and we'll de. veloped ,pieturs.t Now LifcbfeDd Rillis in this rOsPeetTperhaps more t,ishlyt hSOgedt tlsan alGnOst any other. place ip New Eng. land. He trusts ,Rhat nu Nsh6 have not already . faithful representation of fife, ~ill lose no time in calling at his rooms and sitting for theiF pictures while tINere is yeti lifs- while AhR sE0ds slear ehd expressive, 4 and the cheek FelaiGs its Viyid glow; ,fOrt 1t is lamentable fact lhat he is Qliea called upon to go tO iase .thsnse of monrning' to take the likoneeses of deceased persons Then delay not, but call immediately. and you sl'ali ke gaarantee6 aPssfsRtfas smile of tho llsiRg aaahjaeis :.5 fE!tEy;f :.&t.
 u-Rooi'ls ia the first hailding sossth of ths Mansion House.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-09
R. ,sMes.s'sssDBss, Ak tkNsOld Stume,.

. uNass@D D HAVING procured an aasislaEl
 NatchmakeE and Ieweler, wIll
 :ohtih6SEo do any and al kind. st watch reraFiak and watch jewS1ihg ihA may hsingfNgEad lo kiS care in the best maa. nes and'dh tSaidlA SSliis. no paine will Ha spaseA to give eAlialaekipn 10 every cuslomss Inankfnlfot past faYp4g RS Sw0Nl S6licit tn sens.nuAnce SflhA kGhlis paeSonaRe. AlsO.a cheice assortmene o2 WskekeS. 1stHfrv sTf e'lyer Ware st low prices foi Cash, ' Litshaslds May ieS1. '"1ya
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-09
Taxes-Taxes.

THE subscribefs wiA mket those per. 4 sons liable to pay Taxes in the Town of C&nwail rp ats Lisf of ls5l, fer the pHspcss of Feceivjng, thsia Taxess at the ,follawing places. viz. aiiN ks store of lchn W. Aefra on Monday the 30th day of August s,irom s.Oscl'k A N until l9 o'clock M aldiAt Ahe store of Stone 6 Beers cn the afternoon pf the same day from o'clack until o'clock; and at the stors of Pratt & Faster on Tuesday the Slst day ef August from o'clock A M until l2 o'clock M: Anta'st the sioFe af Fayelte w Pierce en the afternoon 0i the same day frolAf 1 o'clock until 5e'clock.
 M. Der. SMITH, Collector.
 Cosnwall, Aligust f2, lS02. .t.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-09
doo1a aHL do zsvasId 4Nv ao

MilGord-Mr Tatte. Plymouth Hollow Woodward & CrAst, W1sdb0ry- H.
 Sanfords Pridgewaier-- H Kilbourn, Miltpn
 CoDA4 E ehM.1insOn; New .Preston-yeSils
 km HHht. Wsodville- Willhm m Fry, East KentEE Skfff, Cornwall Bridgo-J Hollis. ter. Salisbury Joyce G Spurr. South Ca. mann. cts M. w.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-09
&9l GOO per month.

Or lf furth<r sefesAnee is sequived. we can. on applicslion. refer to the psineipal Mer. q chants. 2 ns. Bsnker' and insarsfs in New yorl q d BrooktsAr l.: !. Address alt communications to
 BARNARD & PARSONS.
 Ar7oRNEYs AT LAW.
 ieWall s,reet, New YoEk
 T., ,vi. eEn, t'
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-09

T he fol lowing Is list of our authorized A ge nis- ~.
 w & c H Baldwin, Litchfeld: D Joico. Salisbury Barnum &stRichardson, Lime Rock ;fRsIden {; 3I;'kiAets Falls Vii lage Gardner 6 Sanford, West Cornwall; Wa:son & Smith. Sharon -Aivord & ,,rother. Wolcotviile-J Eli Tr ca, New