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SAMUEL II. GUTHRIE, Ruth Brown. Han.
~ nah Windland. John Brown, Alexander
Brown. BsniAh Brown, Perry Brown, Benjamin.
Brown, Isaac Brown, Joseph Brown. Elijah
Brown, Benjamin Written, Perry whi,tsm,
Hannah WhIttem, Marian Written, Elizabeth
Written, Tobitha Written, Mary Whiism,
Josids Whittem. Jacob Starky. Perry Whittem.
Elizabeth Whittem, Alexander Whliiem. and
Alice Wh'ttem, will take notice that on the frst
day Of July. "A. D. 1859. J. A. & G. II. Dav.
enport & En.. filed in the court OF Common Piess
of Monroe County Ohio, a Bill IN Chancery
against you; the object and L'syer of which 10 TO
Obtain an order frou said court TOR the sale Of tho
south fast quarter Of the north east quarter Of sec.
ton No. IL, ia township 6, Of range 9. in said
county of Monroe, for the satisfaction Of q mort.
gage held by the said J. A AG.H Davenport & CO.
o., said premises and you aud each Of you will
further take notice that unless you appear within
sixty days after the next Term OF said court, ana
pleaa, answer, or demur to said Bill. that at the
next Term after the expiration Of said sixty days.
the said ]. A. & G. H. Davenport 4 Co.. will
proceed TO take the matters Of said Bill IS confes-
.ed, and ask said court to decree thereon accord
ingiy.
Bv AHcHBoLp & DAvESPoRr 4
HoLLisrER, OH En- & HoLLlsrER.
July 7. 1882. their attyis.
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, IS.
Hannah Moore,
Us.
Rebecca Moore. Charles Court OF CoMMon
| Moore, Thomas Mrore,
Keziah Moore and her Pleas.
husband William Moore,
Elizsbeth Piiman & her '7
husband Thomas i;man,
Rachel Piiman. and her Vacation after June
husband Elias Pilman, %
John Moore, Ba, bara Term, A. D. 1852.
Moore. and Beniamin
Meott assinee Of limo
Thy and Issac Moore
EHErlTloN for partition. The said defendants
Il will take notice that an the 2lst day of Au.
gust, 1852, said Hannah Moore, filed her petition
far partition N the Court of Common Pleas OF
Monroe County, Ohio, in which she de hands ono
tenth par, of the east 4 Of the south west quarter
section 81, township 4, range 4. lying in Monroe
County. Ohio. to he set offto her, and the widows
dover to be assigned. Said cause will he fur hear.
ing at the October Term NJ said Court.
ARCHlBOLD & DAVENPORT,
August 2lst. 1852. Solicitors for Petitioner.
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Petition to Sell Lands.

q An the 18th day Of July 1872. Anna Kansig
" aud Yrs Kaasig. as the Aaministr aiors Of
the estate Of John Gugger deceased, filed in the
office Of the clerk of the court of Common Pleas
within aud for the County Of Monroe and State
OF Ohio, a petition IL sell the lands and tenements
of said decedent to pay his Gebts. to wit: Twen-
ty-ive acres of land in the north part of the south
west quarter of section Is. township 8 and range
3, the same being bounded on the north by iands
Of George Stephen, on the east by lands Of Jnssph
link, on the south by the laDds OF Benjamin
Herman. ard on TIE west by the lands of Adam
White; living ard being in said county OF Monroe.
Elizabeth link aud Jacob link her husband, of
the State of Wisconsin,. who are made defendants
to said petition. will take notice of the pendency
Of this proceeding. Anna Borer and Jacob Borer
her husband. and Christian Gugger and Jacob
Gugger minors. are also made parties defendants
to said petition. An order will be prayed for at
the next Term of said court, that dover in said
premises be assigned according to law. and that
the same premises be sold subject to such dover,
to pay the debt. Of said decedenr.
SINCLAIR s. OKEY, M
July ". 1852, Solicitors for Petitioner. :
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY. IS.
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Court OF coMMon
l.. PLEAS.
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Vacation after Juns
Term. A. D. 1852.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

sept |, 1852. 50 90 Mon. Com. Pleas
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25
FOR SALE

THE subscriber offers for sale his proper. A y situated in salisbury, Litchfiel,i Co. Conn.,, consisting of an Iron Foundry, Grain Mill. and about 70 ncres of Laud. The F.npdry and Mill are heated on the outlet "fihe Long Pond one of iha best prtvileg ges in iiie county, having n fall of some 60 ar 7h it,eiYw,'Iiin half d mile. The Land is of "n excellent qna'iiy aud in high stale of cuinvaiion. witiItwo dwelling houses stand. jug "n ttie same, and also suitable out, builsiineS.
 The "bnre property lies within abort 5 'fa ir'S ''f iiia Harl,nm p,iir,,,lL. on ,he west aud ;i miles of the Hnnsntonic R"ilrund on the -a~i. WI h g.'oi roads to either. Il,is Is a s-,y superior opportunity toran invesf- iilenl l'y capitalists or innu of enterprlze. II desired. Rst'st of he purchase money can i'e i''r a'efn of years.
 i"e Foundry. Aill and privilege will be s"ii >t7P'i"'fiy if preferred, or with one tiouse and part of inc land.
 MATH'L. BENEDICT. Salisbury, Jan. 18th. 1852. sw37
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25
HEALING OINTMENT,

T1oR the cure of Satrheum, EsresiFelas I ChilbIaias, Chapped or Cracked Hands Burns and Scaltis, Gus, Wounds ol any kInd Old Sores, all kinds oi breaking ost and sSre. on rhIdren, Sor Lips, Pimrles on the face snd all diseases of the skin.
 A5- For particulars, sss small bills aesem- aanying each icx.
 To convince the public that this Ointment is nt. humSug, and that it will do what the re Vommendalinn says, inSii, any one troubled Xithlhe above c0TaplSin;s to caiirn my Agents nd take Box and uS it. if il does not effect acuRE return 1t within thirly days, and take sack your money.
 N.B. can give hundreds ei certificates where this Ointment has almosl wrought init acss ia Ihe way of cures, but ihink u of no use. aS it will recommend itself wherever Il Is nsel- Prepsted ants sold hy
 MONROE CERREL. Nausaiuck, Ct.
 stS-AaE Orders directed ta ,ae above address wlla hs taaakGolly received and promptly at- aenaea ta Sold aasa hv the principal Drug g6sas and Country Merchants generally. PIiee 2S eeats
 WerssALR DEror "A. B < D Sands : No. 1G@ F Ea!asn sgrees, NrS York
 AggHas-l.afeas~a \ C Ssnish, S- Farms @fn G Smeaaey. PlsRaoa1A. Srra sor#a<. Jr 4snA Tfbe ms Scoat, Csmaps Mills L J Hs'e. wsirsitHwale G.haalgS MeNaeas WiasNsss, J. C. iAilIss mud s Kinr@s Jrs N@rGaak, Lawrence < S,t,atrrss, ERs Gmtsasn~ RHfRce & Adam, Ssn> MnnGs HtumFhap4r. SSssisgbaHy~ M l. Graham k GA K:atzRvlalR, H.. g. R-ju ssdSHev. Faais EGaRsge BHla-m Ez MhiDHr,, Wear GssrtwaaA- PEaau k FsstBr, G}mISwFaf lS,ilagR. AiEHu5snA k Gs@oassii 1irthEam. IF. l.. Skthmn e., naaaury, e P NIten &E On 25
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25
Consumption,

fOUCsffS and Colds Broncatis, Asthma, Spitthag or Blood Needing at the Inss Pains m fhe Breasf Sds ana Ches NeyroMsness Night Sceats PGlration 0 the HsaTt and ail TTNTAJ.s WEAKNESSES and Complaints arisng thsrsa, Cholera IafantIMa'; M ;Scs. &c sec our pSuaphets and Handbils-all Agents have them [" give away.
 % For sale wholesale ard nisi s.i, AC Smith, Litchfeld, Crow 8 levitt: N, Hartt oTt N B aLathrop, NsoIcettville, A. Miles or Cornwall Bridge, Pratt X Foster, w Cornw a! ]. Philips & Rood and j. 0. Allen. Wirsied z! z Warner, Roxbury. G. w Whittlesey, N. Mil- ford, Mills & co. Norfolk, w. w: Calkins' N .Canf an, C.. E. Peck, Ellsworth. c. L Prindle. sharon, Warren q New ton, Watertown E Ba5- Preston, 1T. Scott. Plymouth, Dooittle & Ce. Hifchcockeyie, Thompson es 4 Hen, Woodbury Belacns : Miner. Falls Village. and by Mer- ssa:,s and Druggists inneatly every sown'n the State ~Hn
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25

 BALDWHN's PROVED C1A1x1
 PET N.EPS.

THE Subscriber cOnlInups tn manufacture hsn jnslly eel, braIed Pump. wholesale and -e,ail Pedlars suppiitdim in my quantity. with ei,r besluT sIuck, cons'sling uf pumps, wheels. tnsiu, juhr, Sc., evelytltns for pump. All osdcrs Ior pump ca1icg-, chgin sltube iill- ed al the shortest notice and sent tn any pali uftne United states si cheapest aieE.
 Also, he best asstGimest uf Stoves tu be .vund consisting of ihc best air tight cook and par0r sieves. with every varieiy uf pipe and cooking turniiufe to make asStuve com. pIetr Box and Shop s.oycs.- .. ..z...
 Alsn Furnace castings fi every dcscrirlion uusisrrg af W,er ~heels, oyei shot and picf oark Mall graring geeai va'ielv. Machinr,. rv ( az: inss nf cyr,, kiuA, Chilled Sleigh arf Cutter Shoes made 4ny lpnsi ln suit PIougi Lastngs &tc. Al. otdrrS idr caSiirg prompt. iy flied Furnace al al. times in operation.
 lfeBALDlN.
 s,kiheitk C,Ti0
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25
Bounty Hands,
SOLDIERS OF ts1o

fNFlE ID efrbris oi Capt, Wau iI's Conpans L In he war of l<l2, gre each enli,Ied to 10 arres nf Bounty Lana. an now receiving wa'rants for ih ,Sp uf lh's Company who have applied 10 The, notwithstanding ,he opinions "f othcts i0 the contrary. T have he Pa, Roll pi Can. WaHgh'S Company and alsn of Capt. Charles Fuels. Company, andam there's lore prepaird tn complete ihc apnlcalinn of any member of either of these Companies, or fhe widow 0i any member on a moments nos iice,sby ealing on me al my office
 HENRY GRAVES. fitchfield, Nv. 4ih, 1881. 26
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25
Pay Your Taxas.

M aN persons liable 10 pay Taxes in the
 lswn of Woodbury, notice is he.ehy gwen that the subscriber having received warrants for the collection of n Town 1Sx made out on the List of 1851 and due and payable st of February, 1859, will attend nt the Drug Store adjoining the Post (lffics in said Woodbury. on Monday, tha oaa da v of February, 1852. At the Store nf Jass;,S Wheeler in said Woodbury, On Tuesdsv the 24th day of February. Also. ai sa;i Drug Store on Saturday the 2eth ,,ov of February. from I to '4 o'clock. p MI on Y, each of said days. for the purpose oi recei. ting payment of said Taxes.
 All persons who neglect tho foregoing nosiee may. expect lO pay faas,
 q, HENRY MINOR, Collector.
 Wsedbary, Feb. a. iss2. Il
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25
K'urnishing Goods.

Embracinga large lassurlMt nt of Plain and Fancy shirts. Collars. Bosoms. Silk Handker- cnieis, Cravats. Ties. Hosiery, Gloves &c sc Gentlemen furnishing their cloth ean have their garments made in style not I'd be sur. passed iu fashion or workmanship and ,yarran- ted to 1t. To his old customers and friends wLe have 60 long patronized him he takes lhts occasion io acknawledga their kindness hering 10 see them one and all al his si and in west street where he will endeavoF if one Price and that cheaper than can be bought elsewhere. is all that isrequred 10 retain their patronage.
 Cnlting done at short aoIice, spring and summer fashions received
 e T.aEIs RICHARDS. LitchGeia. Nov 10 1881.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25
5. 1s. JUDD,
DA(iTTERR3AN AI,1,'

DAGUERREAN ARTIST, As just returned from New York with A N splendid assortment ot Daguerreo> type Materials. amohg which may he found Some behutiiul Frames and Cases of mn en- "te new pattern. which will be fitted up with his Pfeminm Miniatures on the mos reasonable terms.
 Ahose who can make it convenien, to si for their Pictures in he fore par,of ,be da :, are requested to do so, as the lisbl is ,bon aiway" good' and he is less likely to be en- gagged than in the afternoon
 Litchheld, Nov 18th, 1851. oa
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25

Notice is hereby given to all persons liable .o , pay Town. State, and highway Taxe, in inc Town "t Goshen. laid an the list oi 1881 and due onihe lstof April 1852, that Iswili mee, them at Il. N. Lymin's store in Goshen cenI Ire on Monday the 5h day of aprile encxt. o,, on luesday the Gihl daysef A.riL at he slerp an.i. 4. Miles < Sun, in West Goshen. and m "Wednesday the 7li, of April, a, ihe House of Nslsan Ansi,n in North Goshen. rem 10 "cioek. A. M..ao o'clock r. NJ ,sor sarh ol sr'd dsss.tor the purpose cf receiving said All persons who neg.ect .hs~ forrg3irYg no tice. may expect to nay fees. s
 u. B. RICHARDS, Collector. Goshen Mar ond 1sso
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25
DEALERS IN

CHINA, Glass, Earlhan and .Brittania " Ware. Looking Glasses lubie Cutlery Tea Tones, Solar Lamps. Girancoles. Ya jsts, Window Cornica and uousek sepina Articles, generally, <
 The subscribers solicit the attention of OIp and NRw Housekespers, to their lnrge stock ct Housekeeping articles iusl received for the FALL TRADE.
 We are prepared to exhibit as good m assortment ot aln,os, evary kind of Goods usually kept in House furnishing Store. as can be found in Hartford, Nes Haven CT Bridgeport, and at prices full as low. Waterbury, Oct. 22l, 1851. 3m a
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25
SEQ REWARD

W ILL be p.,id to any person who vii w buy a box of Dr Terrel's Hrains 9lniment, anu use it according lo direc lions, il 'hsy vii. call at my office and say ~thva clear conscience, that it does not completely Chaped Hands, Chilblains Sore Lips, Burns anu Freezes, Sores or ChilJien. and greatly alleviate, fl. not en. lirey cure Sali Rbeum, and most disease. of ,he skin. See advertisement
 MONROE TERRELL.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25
FOR SALE.

A SMALL Farm of so acres. with two 4 "A dwelling houses and barn thereon, sit mated three miles from inc court honse in Litchfipld and one mile from South Farms meeting house, and nearly on the route o1 the Providence and Fishkill Railroad. A large part tof the land very productive and inatolerable state of cultivation, with am. pie room for improvement It will Le sold cheap and teTms easy.
 AS SAMUEL CLOCK
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25
!. re T. M. lsacllsness, ONE PRICE TAILORING, CLOTHING AND eENrLEMEN's ourF1rmxe ESTABLISHMENT. A FEW
 DOORS WEST OF THE
 ceuRr HOUSE..
 WEST STREET.

WHERE he is prepared to offer the
 greatest inducements to purchases of to,hing ever offered in this or any other town U ihe cnunly. Having just atide,lto his stock aiafge and elegant assortment of Spring goods consisting of Broadclcths of French. German
 English and American manufacture, of all shae es and quality. Cassimeres, Plain. Black English and French Doeskins. together with variety of Fancy Cassimeres. of new and fashionable styles Black and Fancy satins. and silk Vestings, Marseilles and Summer vesiiags oi etery description. with larg. assortment oi spring and summer Clothing which have been got np with the greatest care and he will warrant in quality, style and durability of workmanship. which will be sold cheaper
 han can be bought elsewhere s .
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25
Df.H Goods
E " AR RTVAE. Mrs. IsnieTs

AS gEsd rtartfx%dHhe iaFest WIN TER LII FASHION NS for Banness and Cl,,ak
 A good assuf7daarnt of Felvers, Ribbons. aaa El0gseFS- X nsw aia.a choice stock of lis@~sa Ers4lagpiarries among which m.a y be seaassa rae!s Asad slrasy work'i Collars aD,i Baras- Cheap Collars at 6 -i cents each. Green and BaGe BOrage for veils La,iirs 8dk CTRyafs. a new article. Ladies Kid Gloves at 50 cents a pair Cheap Linen Hdkis. a. l2, i-2 cents. Hem siilcli'd it |. 1 cests. Cloak and Dress Trimmings.
 Also. Toys and Fancy Ffuii and Fl,wsr Baskets for rlIe approaching Holidays.
 LitchGeld. Nov. 26th. 1851, g
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25
AMOS s. PATTISON. CLARK BRONNELL, Salisbury, Marcl lst, lo52.

< Tho Tin. Since, Iron $ Stovo business, will be continued ut Salisbury and Falls Village. by the subscriber, who womb tak this opportunity to return his,sincere thank. to his friends and the public, for past tavors, and wouldrespeclfdly solicit a con. tinuance of ftheir patronage. assuring ihen that he will use lis best eifuts to meeI heir wauts iu his line of business
 X. l. PATERSON, Salisbury. March lst, 1859.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25
ArChitecture.

v, G 4. JORDAN ARCHITECTS.
 ZIG Aa'a Street, Hargord, Conn.
 tFEE their services to gentlemen n p-.n oooI to on'ld, to committees ofPublie
 unss: Churches. School Houses. ,sc, s;ra i'"s ,'. lor ai kinds and styles of dwell s .r.,ss s'ousss, @ Mc actually built and in pro. sress' Can at all times be seen a, lhair if. nee and as it is more econon;ca, ' ! y' aa saves much after disappointment ,a h.vs @ plans aud specifications well n.,,raa 1as |. lore commencing, il must be ,las;rhla Io ro, those about to build to secure tbs sa,.s; ~ ot experienced Architects. o 79'''o0s
 lucy also undertake the inspection ., works during tue progress as " sIl as f.. s' nlsh designs for every style of in,erior da.. cofatlen, iresco painting, ,nonumen,s .ah, .ssS, .a &c, ChMlges always moderate.
 11f. ~Vs AO0S. 6s Q1
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25
LI,NSEEtI OIL.

TTNilE subscriber takes rhis opp riuniiy lr inf'rm his friends and the public gene ally, that h.. las purriiasru Of MT r z. Bcsae the OiL M1LL al Bdnratn Falls, where ,e is m manufacturing lin.epA OH, pure arti. .le and has for sale in large and small ouan, 'ries. Also Oil Cake.
 w. P. KILBoURv. March sth. 1859.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25
NtGRT,S


 A. C. SMITH. Iitchheld, Enos Alvoro Hitchcocksville, Warren & Newton Mfg Go. N atertown. 4. Miles & Son, NEess Goshen, Y N Noble. uarwiuton, J Key polis, Bridgewater, Frederick Boardma1i New Milford, $ Mvrwin, Gaylord's Bridge Samuel E Cone. Kentl'lain. E Skif. Corn wall, Harrison t Gooiseli, CornNall Bridge, George W Clmff.e, Ellsworth, George II Chase, sharon, Watson & Smith, do. Gard ner & Sanford. West Cornwall, Balder < Miner Falls NillAge,G Humphrey. tana- an, Pierce < Adam, East Canaati, Law renee & Stevens, Norfolk, R Rock we'll Colebrook. c Allen. West Winsted, l. c Curtiss, sWinsted, Alvord & Brota rs, Wol- cottviIle, q P Allen SS Cn,, Woodbury Minor& Aien.I IIotchkissyiIle. II Church, Washington, W F Carpenter, South Farms Pickett S Turrell, South Farins E K Ran som. Barkhamsted, 0 Austin. New Hart ford. Anthony Baker. Bakerville, F w Eo' ble. liarwinton. $ Thomas, Jr., piymouil Helew, F. Iatiaadge. Plymouth, F. II Skidmore. Bethem, and by Agents in al most every town and village in New Eng land. andahy dsaers in medicine general, in other States.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25
DX E;T ~

s JACKSON hereby gives notice that A As he continues to DYE Over Coats Pants. Goats, Stockings, Ladies Dresses. Shawis, &c., Ut his residence, one ouarter ot amile west If the Court House in Iitch field. A''s
 dT All orders thankfully received and promptly attended to. :. L''chfeld, September 1851 .l7
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25
Come N9seg Nec..'

YDur OMeG Hv1tGe Sec,
 ulE sahScribef gives noiice ,h., h.
 con,inues Ike BLACKSMrTHiNCs business n Worth street, near Carr;na,on.s foandry. ox Shoeing attended ,o.. hs hss viag hlted up frame in a eond ma .o; M IN. nien' place for that purpose. Harss ssh Shos, N, ing and other Blacksmi,h ,v.s,. ... N onoe> usual. CoME AND SEE. s'A uo"S as
 JONATHAN B. FuILER
 Litch6eld. Dec. 9th 1881. q,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25
Trains info Bridaeport.
A Zine of Stages :

From oedbury, Sonih
 bury. Souhlofd and Ox> ea9tE;$f fSI3 iol ld, andwill connect ri ssKsz.szs=kk Humphrey sviiie, with the Morning Tram dewn. and leave oa arrival al lhe iO.25 4. NJ. T,ain f,om Bridgeport M>Neu's Stage from Nater,own will ccn- nect with the s 30 \. NJ. Train frrm Walerhn- ay. and 1925 \ R. Train from Briagenort. s'a.ly; ami en Saturdays with the 5.25 p. N Tram fIom B,'dse,"ri. Fena's Stage rem Li,chfieid will connect with he Passenger Train al Naturalization. Freight will he Wsr-hilied from each Sta- tion far New Y0k New Haven and Bli3ge> rsrs. P;llLO hURD. Superintendent
 Rsidgenort. os't. !0lh, 1851 s2i
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25

~ ARRIAGE MAKERS GOODS, Axles NiSpriugs, Shafis. Carriage Bows, Bnlts 'hens and Ivory Slides, Lining Nails, Ivor,
 HoLcoMB & LYON.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25
Iron, Sseal. Wa;,s @o

u-, ,,1r, ,-,- --- 7,.' TT " ~SA1J' N0OD
 NGsisii. Refined, Swedes and Norway N-lh. NJ ron. round square and flat; T V F .s'rway Wall Rods, shapes and small souarss swenes 'o, '~ha2es Horse Shoe Iron; band. h.op se'o',, s,. nut and teazle-lrame Iron <" Naylor S .,'; Los ' Steel oi all kinds spring, corking and ,leigh shoe Steel !" Fall River" Cut Nai;s and and !. ..nn {; eas',s!eel and Steel>pla,ed snoyels :: s,rs, ra',nah&s sca!cs of every size; Iron and n'.e' wee Cfow.bafs; Nuts and Washers: Smi,b,s Ss.,pws, Ss.a, $, sleeges. Hammers; Files, Ra4ps
 o.tw riales, wees, American Anvils win snSs s'eef 'ace.; borax, Wood Screws. Wrought ..O,; na''s ana spikes, Horse Nails ot superioI lM'ns made 10 order together with agrea, ca ~, nis o'aef articles in he line. for sale al NC 60 Slate street, Har,fard ' 5 ss Ss Ilse and terms wiltbe made salisfac
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25

Present capital oi funds of the Co. r7.7eo SD
 During tho lime the cumpan :; has been in op- erailon, there has not been any nvassessment made on ,ie members of the Company. and the ex- pense ot lnsurng ln this Company, we are con. fident. s less than in any other Company-be- Ing only to l cents on the Sl00 per annam for tietached dwellings.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25
IR ONT AND STEEA.
 EZRA CLARK. $ co. lCernei of Front and Ferry Sts.

LEAVE for sale a large stock of Iron and 4 II Steel. of every description required Ma. very great variety of kinds and sizes iogefkeb with iull supply ot best Ansils. Vices, Bell lows and Blacksmith generally sasEzs
 All ofwhich are offered 10 pnrchssefs2en al favofableltelms as can be obtained elsewhere R -ALSO--5s sse4 {
 A constant supply of first qual fly of GUT NAILS and SPIKES, at manuiaclurers piics
 Hartford, Jan. 20 1851. g .aaaei y3S ,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25
LlgPGHITa1glLD MNtlal Fire InSnranca GNmnanY

MatlaI Fire insurance Company.
 NillS Company has been 'n operation eighteen years enring July 7;h, 1851, and has insured property to the amour. of
 n, s3,l44,liooo Tho whole amount of cash premi nm paid into the Treasury during the time,is 155sO67 Tornterest received on loans, l,246 23 r,, l6,s2s 9i The whole amt of Losses which have been paid is ll,415 32
 To expenses paid to Ag'ts, books, stationery, Insurance Plates, &c. 3,2Sl l3--14 ,6es 50 To cash in hand of Treasurer $2, ,127 Al Ad'I |" the above the charged premi- um, which can be collected Il req'r'd, l5.5s0 69
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25
NAUGATUCK
 RAIE ROAD. FsznS1 r77f5sJss3 rissssss5 ALI Winter Arrangement, Commencing Oclober 18th, 1851.
 T,,nins n,,i nf Rr;1Lrea,n,.k

yVintcr Arrangement
 Commencing October 18th, 1851.
 Trains out ef Bridgeport. First Passenger Train will leave Bridge 2 port for Winsied at 10 9 A. M.. or on The arrival of the s A. M. Express Train from New York, er
 Freight Train. with Passenger Car at- tached, will leave Bridgeport fer WinStsd al l2 M.
 Second Pass'r Train will leave Bridge pori for Water )ury al 5 25 r. NJ or on the arrival of The 3 P. M. Ex we>s Train from New YO,k ,connecting aI ihe Juncfiou with the 5 20 P. Nj. Train ftom New Haven.
 Trains iato Bridgeport
 First Passenger Ttsiu wall leave Waterbury 3, 6 90 A, N., ,ronaee!iag at the Junction with Train 'o New Haven, and arrive in Bridge, port in time far passeugers to take Ing lU.3O A. NJ. Train to New Ymk, and lo.30 Train To Albany.
 Freight Train, with Passenger Gar attached will leave Winsted al : A. H., and arrive in time fnr Ihe l.Is ?. N. Train 10 New Y"rk Second Passenger Tr,in will leave Wln+,ed at l.5o P. NJ ,conneciing at the Junction with. a Special Train 10 New Haven, and arrive in Bridgeport in time far passengers to take The 5.o5 P. Nj. Train to New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25

VsllE snhscribers have just reinrnedffom New York wilh a large stork oi Rools and Shoes, bought al time pf gfeui press. ure In the money matkct. consequently will be sold al greatly reduced prices.
 We think any one may 6t themselves oi any ihing in our line of Trade, from the sn,nll fancy Cack to the large thick Boot rom ihe- smalI Rubber Boot 10 the large Over Shoe, ai unprecedented Low PRICES.
 Morocco. Lininss, Bindings. Sole l.ea.h CT and Findinas. for sale ns usual
 MEAFOY & TROW W2RlDGE,
 Filsi Door West of the Court House
 I.itchipld. Oct. 1Aih. 1851. 9