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Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-03

At a Court of Probate heli at the Probate
Office in Washington. in the District of
Washington, on the 25th day OF April,
AID. 1852
Present. D, B. BRINsMADE. Judge.
TTPON tie application Of Burr Camp
u and Fanny Camp, OF said District
showing to this Court that they are tho
Guardians to Joseph 5. Camp aud William
Floyd Camp, Minors belonging to said dis
,rict, and that said Minors are the owners
~, the following real estate, viz, one piece
of land bsginnirg at The Northeast corner
of said land, thence running sontherly and
westerly by the Keith meadow, to the
south. west corner Of said meadow, thence
sou,hwardly by George S Cogswell's land
to the highway. then northwesterly by
said highway to the place Of beginning,
containing seventeen and alfacres. more
or less-hpunded north on Burr Camps
land, west on Warren Turnpike. south on
land Of Eurnoce company. and east on
Abiel Lammons lanh --alsO, one other
o,her pieCa known as the mount Hope
hand. containing twenty FIVE acres one hall
aud four rods, Of land, more or less, bound
ded, north ON Charles Whittlesey's land,
and highway, east IN part on Burr Camps
land, and in part on Charles Wrght'Sland,
south ON Charles Cogsw~lrs land, and
westerly. on Charles Whittlesey's land.
Also le other piece bang part of the
Coesweil hand, and known as the Keith
meadow. containing two acres and ona
half of land more or less bounded north
on highway. east and south on he first
described piece, and west by GEORGE 3.
Cogswelps land, valued at about Eight
Hundred dollars, aud showing just aud
reasonable cause for selling said real estate.
pray ing for an order, and that they or seme
other inset person be empowered, te sell
the same. MS pr application on file. dated
the Goth day Of April 1854, more fully APP
pears.
Ordered. That the foregoing application
DO heard ut tile Probate Office IA Washing.
ton on the Cd day Of July 1852, at 10 o'ci'k
forenoon andthat notice ,heoaof be pub
lished in some public newspaper near the
place where snch real estate lies, three
weeks successively. at least six weeks be.
fDIe said iirsR assignOd.
A true copy Of Record.
Attest. D, b. BRINsMADE. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-03
E. WlNc,
A.GILpsRr,
New Goods !! !!

THE subscriber thankful for the liberal
= patronage the citizens Of this vicinity
have seen 81 to bestOw upon him the past
season. would again respectfully invite their
attention TO large and beautiful assert.
ment OF Spring Goods now opening at tho
Old Factory Store. -, :. p. " a'
N. B.. Tho highest price paid for
Batter, aud EGgs. A8''' ~ "A
WOlcOsville, March, 90 leS0.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-03
Groceries & Provisions.
SYDNEY Il GRANNlss,-

uAviNG taken the Store io, merly occa.
IL pied by Lyman ] Sm,th. three doors
west Of the Court Eouse. has now. and intends
Ia keep constantly or hand. a laise s1rply OF
GROCERi ES Il PROVES ONS, of AT exceiler'
qualify, suitable for the wants Of finil'es. and
.: the lowest mslkrt prices Among them are
Sugars, Teas. Coffte, Molaeses. Pepper. Sal,
Allspiye. Ginger, Saieratus, Flour. Fish, Lard
cutter and Cheese, Crackers, Eggs, Meats,
Vegetables, Fruits Nuts, ST., e., all "i
superior qualities--and in tact, almost all the
sabstanlia. Articles usually kept in the Croce
~ and Provision line.
! The Public will ind il for their Interest %
give him call and make their selections, De
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Litchfield, March 30, 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-03
Diarrict If Li,c hielti o. J

Probate Court, MAY ~, 1859.
L. STATE Of HuRATIO N. LYMAN. of
~ G'slten. IN said dIsirice. Au ussIgInR
debtor under the statRtv tor Ihe benefit Ut
his crediIurs-
Ordered, inai cOmn ssioners to receive and
rXaniOs the GA u. Of the creditors I'll saId Ins
solvent ,sla,e be appointed al the PI"Dats
dice in Li'chted. 0n the 7th day OF June
| 81, al ~ click tnrenuSA of when all
persons in interest will take notice, and APPS
,Jsar, II they Sea cause. aud be heard thrTssn.
Certified from Record,
HENRY B OR AYES. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-03
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION,
OF THE
Manufacturing Company

TOrringion Manufacturing Company
IENHE undersi. ned hereby dssoriaIe them.
Il selves together as body pouic and
corpo:a,e pursuunt TO the statute Of the
STATE of Connecticut relating to JoiAt
Stock Co. pDrations, and IN. following are
the Articles nf AsS0ciation-
Ar. l. The maine of said corporation
shalt he the Harrington Manufacturing
Company.
All II. The capital stock OF said corpo>
ration shall be six thousand dollars. which
snail be divided into two hundred and i0ity
shares Of Twenty Five Dollars each share.
Art III. The purpose for which sa'd
corporalion is establis he'd is the following
viz. ~, m ,nufaeture all kinds Of scythpS
and Hoes, AMI vny and all kinds Of o"ls.
and Impleme ats composed of iron and steel
--or af which iron mnd steel are the pIinci>
pa com ponent parts: and generally To do
an business connected with or incidental
10 the purposes of this association as above.
specified.
Art. Nv. The s,a,nie afbres aid is here
ny referred to and made part Of these arliu
Giles l; and 'his corporation hereby esiab-
lished and org anized under aad pursuant
TO said statute. shall have the power and.
proceed according tn the regulations de.
sCribed and specified ,hsrein.
ArtV. Each SubscribeE TO these articles
agrees tu take the number Of shares O:~ai
stock annexed 20 his CT her name in the
capital stock OF said rpnration, each shar
TO be twenty Eve dollars. and 10 he paid,
for by installmen,s as the pirectorsof said
corpora lion shall Older.
ar, vi. Sand corporation is established
and located in the ,own Of Tosrington.
county of Lilch6eld and State Of Connects
cut ,-a-...
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-03

T1URSUf Mt 1osa order 81 the Court 81 Poo.
L bate Ins the disIrIcI II Nr~ AtlioSd. the
.ulDsrsibss will sell a. pub ic auction, an the
25sh aud 26lh days 81 May lsS9. 1t 2 ~ on
each Of said days (unlrSs prevI"nsly diaP"sed
.AasUEL q. WoopsN n. late af New MillnFd.
deceased, a. will raise the sum Of oS37 s3
with incidental charges Of sale.
Sale 10 take place on the 25ih at thG
dwelling house now or lately occupied by
Lauren Newton in Roxbury-and On the
Goth ut the dwelling house lately occupied
by said deceased Ia said N. Milford-niid
also at Rpxbnry on said 25ih of May two
Notes against Lauren Newton. Terms
made known at the line cf sale.
Dated a; New Milford May 1852.
JOSIAH BEARDSLEY. Ad mr.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-03
nv ENG.

b" JACKSON hereby gives notice that
IL. he continues to DYE Over Coats.
Pants, Goats, Stockings, Ladies' Dresses,
Shmwls, &c, mt his residence, one quarter
ola mile west Of the Court House, in hitch
Geld.
II All orders thankfully received and
promptly attended to.
Litchlield, september 1851 III
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-03
Bounty hands.
SOT.DIERS ON lSI2,

THE n .mber. OF Capt. Waash's Company
l. in the war Of 1919, ere each entitled Ia
40 acres of Bounty Land. atm now receiving
warrants for those df the Company wh~ have
applied to TIE, notwithstanding the opinir ms
Of others TO the contrary. ! have the Pay
Roll of Capt. Wangh's Company aud also ii
capt. Charles BUel's Company, andam there.
tore prepared 10 complete tho application al
any member If either Of these Companies, or
the widow ct any member on a moments nos
,iee, by calling on me at nv office.
HENRY 3. GRAVES.
titchfe.d, Nov. eth, 1881. 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-03

TENHE ''Welcottvills Hardware MGnufac-
turing Company" would respectfully
invite tho attention 0f those 10 whom it may
be Of interest, to the fact, that castings vi
Iron aud Brass IF all d. scripIiOns, nay be
obtained of SAID company, to model, On tile
lnuAl taVnrm lle terms.
WotcottO,tle Hardware Atg co.
Wolc"tiyille. May 2i.l, 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-03
FOR SALE OR RENT.

A AT avery reasonable price, a
EW! COED Grazing Farm. one mil"
sss south oil tae cu.erprising Village
$500 of W,nsted. including about
sev.n,, five acres OF land. we'll divide" mi"
meadows, pastures and Woodland. with a
ya,rety OF good fruit pat Of the none! ma.
remain on mo- gage. l. Is ONT ot he most
desirable 'ccalIons in the v'ciRiy nf that
en,erpri.ing manufacturing Village. lying dl-
rcctiv upon that beautiful sheet OF water.
k1pwtr &c til. Long F. nd. fmous for fishing.
and The gres, source Il III" water privileges
which move the mighty machinery. viii III
bring, Sc rnrh wraiih in" the place. An
enlerp,isins mar resd COMO fStiher even fo'
mineral wealth. as IL is sncp"sra there is
valuable ore in the hills which is a, least
opper. Possession C'v"r soon.
PARMELIA e NINEF
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-03

1T the person that borrowed some twelve
IL or fifteen BAGS from The Sable OF the
Mansion House, some time since. would
be kind enough TO return them, he could
be accommodated again at 'one other time
with pleasure. ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-03
ChttagOllg Fowls and Eggs.
April Z. 1852

MISS Bradley invites the attention OF
1VA- the Ladies' 10 1t great variety Of low
priced Straw tlats. Also shirred Silk and
Lace Mats "fihe latest patterns.
Also tihbons, Flowers, Caps, Collars.
mitts. combs. edgiags, insertings.
Isle thread, silk. kid aud cotton Gloves
Nautilus, Grape aud love Vris. Hats and
collars for mourning &c g..
Prices will bo made sa.istac tory to Gus.
toners.
DPartisular attention paid TO bleaching
Straw Hats.
Lnch6eli April 81.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-03
J.. q. BATTERSON'S
MARBLD WORKS.
Hartford, Conn.

= a" TV'~S VVFs"s
.onumsnts and To nbs of American and
italian Marble. Baptismal Fonts. MI.
raj Tablets, Urna. Vases. Mantles
Table Tops. Italian Tile for
Fio0rs, SC. constantly
an hand or furnished TO order.
Hartford. June Ist. a9'
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-03
Dis riot of New Milford. So. J

Probate Court. a:ay 7uh. 1852.
Il STA TIE Of HOMER BOARDMAN.
IA Esq. hate Of New Milford, in said
nlstrict Grceased. Pursuant to an order
from. the C"ur, Of Probate Tor said Districts
will be sold at public Auction TO the high
est bidder. on the 30tll day Of May, 1852
IL. l O'Clock ON the a:lernODn. uhless
previously disposed Of ofat private sa!e.)
SO much Of ,he Real Estate of said dc
ceased, as Will! rn,sr the sum OF $l75l,9O
with incident charges of sale. Sails 10 take
place at the late dwelling house Ut the
decreased in said New Milford. Terms
made known AZ The lime of sale.
F. VANDERBURGH : Administrator.
BY ROBERT FERRIss.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-03

A, Court of Probate holden n, Li'chfeld
within aud fnr the Disllicl Of Li'chfcld,
on the 9Th day If May. A. ID 1852.
Present, HENRY B GRAVES, Judge.
I'm m"tion of George Starr. Executor on
~ the Estate of Abaer WEIGH, late OF
Warren within said district, decenSed.-
This Court doth decIte that six months
from his date he allowed and limited for
the creditors of said estate to exhihlt their
claims ngsins, the same said Executor
aud directs that public notice be given of
this order ty advertising in newspaper
Published in l.itchf-ld. and by pos: ing
copy thereof on the public sig" post in said
town Of Warren nearest the place where
the deceas. last dwelt.
Certified from Record.
HENRY b. GRAVES Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-03
Geese Feathers

m HE Subscribers have made arrange
men:s to keep constan, supply of .
6rs, rate article Of GEESE FEATH.
FRS-selected and packed with grea
care by ourselves, in packages Of from
10 to 50 lbs; and will furnish at alltims
any quantity from 2Oto 1000 lbs. of quail.
Ivy they will warrant as good as the beet
at as low ptices as can be purchased
equalquali,y in the State.
8. g. l.. HURLBUT.
Winchester. 1864.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-03


TN pussnanee of ~ order os the Con!
" Private Cor the District OF Cornwall
huihorSmlnR and eIApSweEing me g esl' ~
consrFvnlor Of Samuel GFiiin. sno Dur
s,lln grifip: cf said Cornwall. and In con =.
Ya,,.;,v,v Nj, he law q; 0neeTning IdiOts,
Iuna.irs. and SpandlhrrfIs. ihe following
,leser;krd Real Estate situated In said
cossRaII. viz: about sky acres of land
wiEib dwelling house apd other buildings
thereon. being the same farH ln.ciy occu-
Ma ~ said GrifRns. and bounded westerly
On Jones'S hn.I, eas,erIy on ScoviIle and
RexTord, and sOutherly on Cooks land. and
!olIierlyson Highway 'and Sarah Hoad,ey's
land Ii sOnforn.itf with said order | will
sell the above described Bead Estate at
public Auction tnniess'PreViouSiy disposed
IF 81 paiymtsr saIe,,) on the lst Monday OF
NAV sext, n, one O'Clock P. NJ. Sale TO
- nde an the premises.
Cor r ,ssrrsa 3 H 'pxtSs conse r'vetor
C"' 'nwall, April, 10Th. 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-03
WANTED.
!R. .Me9.ri2aa0sa,
At the Old Stond.

MxxzAA HAVING procured an assistan
9EEsz1E Matchmaker and Jeweler. will
q ,untinue to do any and al kinds
II watch repairing and watch jeweling that
NAV he init listed to his care it, The hest man.
asi and on reasonable terms, no pains will he
spared to give satisfaction TO every customer
Thankful for past tavo,s he would solicit The
continuance The pablic patronage. Also,;
choice assortment OF Watches. JewelIy ent
silver Ware a. low prices for Cash.
Litchfield. Nav 1851 Tvs
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-03
DISIIIcI nI L,tchfi.id. ~. \
Probate Ennrt, Nav p. 1852. {

=
ESTATE Of HORATIO ~ LYMAN Of
- Goshen, in said district. and Angus.
JUS b. CHAPLIN OF P,:iSi-ld. Massachu.
sets. merchants in company doing business
at Canaan, CDnnecticat. under The name
and firm Of L, man aud Chaplin. assigning
deb'ois under The statute tor the benehl Ut
their creditors. -
O,drrrd--'l hat commissioners 20 receive
aud examine The claims Of the crediIurs of
-aid ms tvent estate be appointed at the Pros
bate Office in llchie'd on the 9Th day Of
June | sag, al 10 o'ci, OK forenoon--,i which
all persons in interest will take notice aud
appear It they seq cause and be heard there on.
Certified from Record.
HENRY +. CIR IVES. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-03
REMOVAL.

DR.. BoSTWICK has removed his
residence to, Mr.. j. Z. Judd's. at the
Able Place, South street. Night call.
ers will please rap At the north door
Office as heretofore.
....Gelfs Jan 81, 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-03

EvOR SALE 9 or 'lC Ten has. ,qua iiI
= Of Hay. Ene p,Y S ! ~, p,,s,
LhchAeld. Apr. lzth. 1852. ALT
FRUIT TREEs FOR SALE

ny LENoIR. a, Ike hend Of Norh
- -. street, Litch6eld. ThOse trees are
Young and thrifty, have been ialsed in New
York by the .wnef, and buddsd fr,m the
choicest kinds OF p ear, APPLE and Chou, trees
{ ALTO dwarf Pear and Apple trees for Gai dens)
In tIiisIespect they are warranted, and having
passed this hard winter here, they have pros
we'd 10 BE- hardy. o. Early sYplicslions will
suit the seller And warrant surer tut ccss to
the buyer -@E $3.50 may ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-03

Boots. Shoes and Rubber
IN lust received . new and
complete assortment OF Gents
e Calf semed and peg'd Bo1,s,
- Mems thick Boots. long dous
BILE sole nailed Hungarian Boots, Boys DO
Meas and Boys Kip aud Cowhide Boots,
Children's Boots, Ladies Silk and common
CATER Boots. Misses and Ckildren's Boots
+ A general assortmeD o1INdies, Misse'
and Children's Shoes. S.fSrent kinds. La
dies old fashioned Rubbors, light and neat
A large assortment OF patent Rubber Ovei
Shoes. warranted good, and low prices.
Custom work made TO order Of the b:s'
materials, and good workmans
SAMUEL CLOCK.
1iubfeld, Nov. ne, 1861.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-03
GOSHEN ACAD

GOSHEN ACADEMY.
sENNllE Summer Session of this School wi
= commence Thursday April 29, 1852.
90 Lessons in FRENCH, Music. Drawing.
Painting &c. will be given by experienced
'reMcr ers. JAMES g KiCH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-03

t. IL 4SecAeasgsge,
ONE PRicE TAiLoRINo, OLoNHrno
AID 0EETLEMEN's oUTRITTlN0
ESTABLISHMENT, FEW
DooRs WEST or THR
COURT HOUSE,
WEST STREET.
VTTHERE be is prepared 20 ofier the
w greatest Inducements 20 purchases II
CIoGh hing ever offered in this Or ans other town
ia the county. Having just added to his stock
4 large aud elegant assori menl Of Spring goods
consisting of BTOad=IcIhs uf French. German,
English and American manufacture, If ali
shares and quality. CassimeTes. Plain. Black
E'glIsh aud French D,'eskins. together with
. variety nf Fancy CaSsiIneIes, Of new aud
fashionable styles Black aud Fancy satina, and
silk VeslIngS. MarAeIllea and summer Vesliags
oi Q 'ery description, with a iaTg. assortment
Ut spI ing and summer ClothiDg which have
been GIT ~ with thu greatest care and he will
WARRANT in quality, style and durability Of
workmanship, whIcd will be sold cheaper
han canbs bought elsewhere.
Furnishing Goods,
Embracing a IAIge a-snriTnt nj 0f Plain and
Fancy Shirts. Cnliars, Bnsoms. Silk Handker-
rh'ets, Cgavats. Ties. Hosiery, Glavrs sc &c
'irntiein ~ furnishing their cloth can have
'"'' Sh"FhH UHaUe w a SIVle HOt I0 u" SUI
"s">ed IA fashion or workmanship and warran.
q 10 hf I" hts old customers and friends
=" have so long "atronized him he takes
..-.'cea'i"n '" acknowledge their Kindness
honIng I" see them one and all at his stand in
west street where he will enheav"r If one
Price and thai cheaper tnan can he bought
elsewhere. is all that is required to retain their
patronage
Cutting done at short notice, spring and
summer fashions received
T. H. RICH ARDS |
Li'chficId, Nav 10 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-03
DIVIDEND.

.YNHE Winstel Bank has declared dividend
= Of four per cent from the ealnlngs Of the
lastsix months. payable to the stockholders
on and alter the Sd instant, si
ny order Of the Board "a Directors
@@A John C TRACY. Cashier
U|n NlGsl ~ /. Is1I
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-03
District Of Litchti-Id, 80.

Probate Court: Mal lS 1852,
ESTATE Of u HN W. Fish late Of Litch.
IL fl, Id IN said District deceased, The Nd
'A'"'s'ra'or represents the Estate insnive. a nd
p"a,~ the appointment Of Comm4ss"ne1s
Their or.
Oruered. THAT Commissioning to receive
and Exam ne he claims Of the tredii",s # said
Estate be Appoint ed at Ihe Probate Office IN
Lite afrld, on she goth dav 1T May 1892, at TO-
o't,ock i~ren"nn Of which all persons IN
interest WILL take NOTICE and appear it they
see cause. and b.. heard lhr.con.
Celliie. from Rec rtf.
HENRY .B. GRAVES. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-03
PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING
EERTIElCATES

have used one Of r. ". Davis Self Adj
jusIing Chnrns, Manufactured by Mr.. f.
Wing Of this place during The past su,nr.er.
and nave been better pleased with its perfor.
nance than any OF her have used. We are
pleased with the process Of working and salt.
ing the butter.
MOSES LYMAN.
Goshen, Sent. %. 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-03

At Court of Probate hell at the Probate
Office in Washington. in the District of
Washington, on the 25th day OF April,
AID. 1852,
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Of the M.,iI,, Aug. '5o.

NORIREA AN.-AIfipc cs from Charlottesville on tic
same asss heretofore, VIZ lnefda9s, orsd"ys ana
laturdaSs. Schounlc time oil arrival m. Leaves on
Soada,s, Wednesday and Ft9 y nj j a m
PA KET MAII.-1hc Packet irrgs way Mail
Wednesdays Mondays and Sundays, and takes on Mon
days " cdne days and Friday. On NJ nday morning
Richmond and Northern mail IS received by the racket
RAILROAD Mhii.-Nai.s ar Dispatched by the
Railroad daily at 80 an Tor Forrest Depot, Ah6efy,
81 orda iii Lick, sam Sc, fot fin'astle, ana Tor
the present, all the watering places.
IL the ailroad also sent, tuesdays, thursdays
and saturdays mails Tor Bedird, Floy and Franklin
LEXINGTON AND PATTOSSBURG Mill-Ar-
rive. daily, eAc,p pt Sunday, at Ga p m.
Leaves y, except Sunday. at hafpast SIX
FARAlHlsLE-Auve d tily, except sunday, about
mdnie IT. bringing tie mail fe m Richmond, and parts
North south ard West OF thai city. Leaves daily from
Il 10 - p m, except Satufd night.
DANNIi iIE-Arlves, a. her, 'of6re, Tuesdays, thurs
days and saintaays Leaves heretoio'e, MONDAYS,
Woanesdays and Fridays at a. IN.
PEDLAA MuLS-Auuyes, As heretofore, Mondays
aud hu.s avs, between 10 and II Leaves about
|. IN, san days.
a. N al, rloscd at p.
& ? Oa sunday morning, The Office will be kept open
f1r one hour ancr the Mail is ready FOR delivery
Aug ls-ais VIM. M BLACKBOARD j. M
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J,f,xtSGV0N tz Through

&n1I Il a-.tss TO BUCHANAN. II TWO DAYS, IL
fszNessE~@sAS ON, AaH PICKETT Boats by SEQ srhle
and L11ch6,pg.-Ou and after the itlh ON Don't VIII
leave III hnoid daily Sundays excepted, 1t The usual
bnur 6 P NJ. and arrive in Lynchburg in "a hours and
n Buchanan in AZ hours
Returning. leave Buchanan at y A M, every day
Except Sunday ard arrivc il Lynchburg at 63 ?, NJ
Leave Lynchburg at M and arlve IN nicii'ona ~
~ l,, IN time To cJnnect with the Norfolk bouts leav
ing at 81 A. NJ, and the Southern and Northern Rail
Road cars leaving at A. NJ
Passengers for Lexington, connect with daily Inc
of Stages North River Returning leave lexington
e,r,> day. except Sundays, and arrive in Richmond IN
Passengers for Farmville fare 81; Buckingham II,
fare 50 81 Charlottesville, fare So and staua,on' iore
"a will leave Richmond in Mondays wednesday ''anu
Below see card of time of arrival at intermediate dis
tances
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I'M NsURANCE.
RNSU UIsANG mpANY

VALLEY or VIRGINIA, AT WINCHESTER.
Chartcrcd Marct 17fh, ls52.- Copiai $4,000.
POWER iNeuEAsE 1uf SAME TO 5000 900 !
T3NHIS COMPANY, having been duly organized, Is
L now rcnly to receive applications aad l'suc Poll
ries aud offers the citizens pi Virginia the nducemrnt
II home Cumpan, for the sale insurance of all kinds
of property merchandise. &e., at hr and equitable
ratcs The Directors the public that this Com
pany i'll be conducted with view to permancncy, and
the strctcst principles ol equity justice, and close
rrgnrd to economy and the salety of the insured.
PpE5IDENr-JOSEpU s. CARSON.
SECRErAHY-C. s. FUNK.
AcTUARY-O. +. BHESEE
JosErH s. CARSON, wv, J." CLARK,
JAMES L. RELY, : JAMES IL. HUHGEss,
LloYp loGAN, = n. w. KICHARD'ns,
JoHN kFRR.
to Office on Piccnda street nenr tho Valley Bank,
Winchester. 7. d. CHRISTIAN, AGENT.
Sept 2-dlv Lyrchbulg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-06
Charter Oak Life EnS1as aBcc 90.
HARTFORD GONNECTlCuT.
CAPITAL ss1SO,O0O.

SecUrcly inrcStcd under Me 0Wcl0l oPPror0l ot
tie C0mptfoHer ofMc STATE.
OFFICE CORNER OFMAINS ASlLNN SITS.
he Company will issue Policies the Joint stock
principles and upon the Muual plan, thus combining
thr benefits Of both the option o c insured;
and make contracts upon any aud all condors aPPcr-
inning to or connected with life risks Of whatever name
neturc
Policies viii be issued the lowest Htcs of premium
mt be adopted und nnod requisite security 10 the
secured aud perpctuity tn the institution
On the surrender Of Life Policy, the holder will re
ceiye it = equitable value III cash.
This Company continues 10 effect insurance. on the
lives of persons going 10 Cniornn; at fair rates "i Pc
Inum and 10 grant por its or travelling. sen, ana lpr'
cign residences equitable rites.
Policies issued for the benefit f mnniod women, on
the Lifo OF their husband, orohy other person viii On,
her separate n-e, independently q" her husband
II Il - the claims ni his creditors.
The Con ptroer of Public Accounts, under date oi
29fl ot Juuuary 1851, eeriiies thnf--
The Legislature hayiog thrown cTtraoriinnty and
lsnl guards Hronnd this rnrcr. i"t IN" protection
nike ofthc Company ard The pubir the strength abii'
" aud we'll invested capital ri the institution nte IN my
np ion unsurpassed by my Life Insurance Company IN
lfis State or Union. (SgHed) Il. q. PINSEY.
Comptroller or Public Accounts, State ofConn.'
The Company Is managed and controlled hy n Bonrl
of Directors who personally ntcrcstcd ms slorhhol
dcrs urd policy holders in its success
Pamphlets continuing rntes Of premium md informo
lion in relation 10 the plan openpns ard all raPo,-
necessary effect Insurance lnny be Obtained at tie o.
fee Of the Company rr # any Of tho Agents.
y. !. WIIlTlEMOhE Lynrhlurg,
Janc 2S-WGm Agent Virginia.