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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-03
LIVINGSTON PLOUGH CAST

~ lNGS.-The subscriber has on hand "A largo
lot Of the celebrated q" Livingston" Plough Cast
ing. and viii continue receive additions to his
stock from the foundry, that there will be no
dfr'tltyin getting any Of the pieces belonging to
them. JAMES b. RENWICK.
Feb 19-ts on the Basin.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-03
r OOKING GLASS 4 PICTURE

II OOkING GLASS Il PICTURE
IL FRAME MANuFACT0RY.-THE UN-
dersgned manufacture and offer for safe the follow
ing articles al Northern prices;
Portrait Frames richly ornamental and plain gilt
Picture Frames Of gilt and fancy wood and guilt
Dagueneotype Frames. a large beautiful assortment
of new goods
Looking Glass Plates. fall sizes and fitted in
Picture Glass. French first quality. from 5ox36
inches down
Plate Glass, for stores and dwellings,, furnished to
order
Composition Roscttcs of al sizes, for Builders in
terror work
Old Work rc-gilt and jobbins in all the above
branches
Picture Glass cut to ony pattcrn-and large size
French Mirrors furnished to order.
rT- Country orders by mail viii receive prompt
attention. FRANCk e. CLOVER.
l9s Msir street. be.n-eon o,h uni lo;hs,- Riel;-
,acnd. Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-03
NEW AUCTION AND COMMEs-

~ SION i7Ouse.-TilES SUBSCRIBERS
have nssnriatcd themselves under the firm and
style of Nosby ~ Garland, for the Pur-
pose of conducting the Aac i'm and General Com
missov Business in this place, at the old stand of
Mushy & Ilolconbc. In connection with their
husiness. they design keeping a general FUR
NLSHING ard AGRICCL TERAL room,
where those in want of neat Furniture and good
Faruing implements. may have the opportunity Of
furnishing themselves with good article at low
prices
They will make LIBERAL ADVANCES on all
articles consigned to them for salc.
All sales guirantccI and cashed when required
They respectfully solicit the patronage Of the
friends nnd customers Of their late predecessors,
assuring them thar, by this clanse in the style Of
the firm they hpyc increased facilities for extend
ing their operations and rendering the new CON
Germ in every respect. acceptable 10 them and wor
thy the confidence ofthe public.
VII II. MOSBY.
March I5--,s A. b. GARLAND.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-03

NHEAT..-THET Term of lease on the
w LANGHORNE MILLS having expired
on the list inst. they will now be worked by the
proprietor. He deems it unnecessary to say more
than that Ire will be constantly in market for Wheat
and Corn. He also wishes TO purchase 100000
Stares and Heading.
July Oats II =. LANGHONNE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

AW NOTICE.-The undersigned. hav-
IL ing this day formed a copartnership in the
PRACTICE OF La w, viii regularly attend all
the courts Of the corporation of Lynchbnrg. and of
the counties of CamPbell Bedford and Halifax.
They will also attend to the collection Of claims in
any Of the adjacent counties.
N. II. CAMPBELL.
JAMES CHALMERS
V'ADDREss: CAMPBELL & CHALMERS,
Dec 1S-ts Lyncaburg. Va.
DRACTNE OF AW.-LYLES &
l. THORNTON will regularly attend the Supe
rior and Inferior Courts of the county Of Halifax.
ADDREss-Danville and Halifax C.. ii.
K. w. LYLES,
Mar lots r. THORNTON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-03
ARORERS WAN D.-rHE

IL Lvnchhurg and Abingdon Telegraph Compa-
ny. wish to hire by the month. Fyen Negro men to
nc employed between this place and Richmond.
Apply to F. b. Deanc jr.. the Supt,
Mar q ]. b. TREE. Lvnrhhnrg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-03
YHTHITEHURsT GALLERY

w H0me dgutn II ne sUbsrrlhcr WOULD
spcctfuly inform the citizens of Lynchlurg and
surrounding country. Tint he has Just returned from
tho north. with fine stock of materials for DA-
GUERREoTYPING, (some things entirely new
in the bnsiacss) From his former eTorts to please
and his iniinltc acquaintance with the wants o
shis com nnnity. he httters himself that he can
rlcasc the most fastidious; least he guarantees
entire satisfaction in every case. no et--yc
made.
Having made arrangements to he furnished with
all improvements, they maS appear he feels
r,ntcd in saying. that he win make as good work
a. can be had in any citv in the Union
Call and examine, whether you wish picture
mot
Gallery next door to the Banks. over Mr. Hen
" Day;.'. Hardware store T. f. GIBBS.
n. b. A good supply of Lockeis and Medalio7s
for pictures. constantly on hand.
march oo-t. FEC
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-03

NV ANT D-Fifty able bodied
w Negro Men to work the Virginia and
Tennessee Rad Road. Liberal prices will be paid.
Apply to JACOB RuMBOuGH.
Jan Its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-03
VTREDEGAR LOCOMOTIVES

TR Il DE GAR LOCOMOTIVE
l. WORKS, Richmond, Vugmia.-The under
signed -epared TO execute orders Cor every de-
scription ,.-0COMOTIvE ar! STATIONARY
ENGINES and SAW MILLS.
The addition to their works of shop of 80 by
so feet to be devoted to this description of work
exclusively, enables them to execute orders with
dispatch.
The work furnished by them will be warranted
equal to that furnished by any other establishment
ANDERSON & SOUTHER.
FOR SALE. pairs best FRENCH BURR
MILL STONES, 81 feet diameter.
Mar I5-3p,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-03

CIGARS SOnconsig M c.u.-lio.o 900
- Segars just received, and are now open for cx-
amination-sueh HAVANA. Principe, Regail.
Castillers. La Normi. Ell Divan. Half Spanish, and
other brands. from low price to very ine-all of
which We viii sell Al Baltimore prices.
acting agents for manufacturers and importers.
We ask our friends and the public generally To
call and examine very large assortment before
brving elsewhere. LEE & JOHNSON,
mar a5-t. at the old stand Med. & Lee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-03


The Tragedy If Me "Nev fotf an"
Erie Railroad."-Wc recently came a.
cross fiic following, affecting extract taken
from an nnrnbli-bed play cpiilled, Death
and the New York and Etic Railroad.'
or forty miles an hour. and Killed by day.
light"
Edear-Adicu, my lfr. my love.
Pauline-Say'tt ,bnu odiai'-
My mind miseivcs me, Edear-s,rnnFc fenr
Sits like heavy dumping here. my life.
All, whithcr go.st thou in this strange hasrf WV
Edgar-Noy ask me not. You rack my soul with
sorrow.
Pauine-Spcak, Edgar. must krow.
Edgar-Well, if must, Pauline. to Dulkirtl
Pauline-ro Dunkirh No no, No,
Edgar-yesi by TIE Err Rz:rsoi'
pufsine-zGny hen jSfrzsss e.x.-t All $aA*i
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-03

NOTICE TOCARPENTERS OR
In HOUSE BUILDERS.-trhe subscriber would
inform the community that he has on hand good
lot of the best Pine Timber that Virginin will afford.
and receiving every week all of which will be sold
low for cash or good paper.
JAS. S. CREWDSON Com. Merc't.
On The pdsin.
N. B.-Bls for Houses received and , lied at
the shortest notice. Timber well dried if .sired.
TIA =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-03

Richmond Wing and Examiner will publish
cecIly until ordered to be stopped.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-06-04
vbir racticss.

From inlimations given out by seyera
,a.d;oo ,vhie pa apers in the State, we can form
some idea OF the manner in which that party
intends 10 conduct The approaching canvass
One of the Aforesaid papers contains the fol
lowing: ,
We need nothing stronger to rally upon
than the broad andsopen ground Of opposi-
i,ion to the legislation Of the past session.
II senough. Itexhibits at glance, corrup-
tion and knayery enough to destroy any party
which promises TO perpetuate such evils. -
Letus at once begin the work.
The wings, then are to rally on the "broad
and open ground Of opposition to the legisla-
ton Of the past session" and This y to COM
pose their principles fol, The season.
..broad and open groundY il is, tfulys We
warrant they will give themselves plenty Of
room to fight and run away---to charge and
retreat A sort of guerilla warfare will be
carried on by them, and the hanks of the
democratic army may possibly be annoyed,
but its march will not be impeded in .he
least. .s4
Opposition 10 democratic legislation, we
wish it distinctly lderstood, is lOhig pri,lci-
plss for 1852; beautiful platform, 10 be
sure! They have been defeated inevery move
or years past, and finding the people will
not sustain any measure gotten up by them,
they have discarded principles nearly alto
gether and now for a substitute preach cru
sadie agains, democratic measures, in the hope
of riding into power on that hobby. They
will realize, before they get through with this
false issue. that
"The King of France, with forty thousand
men,
Marched up the hill and then--marched
doion again.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-06-04
Mad Dogs.

The Life Boat is informed that in the neigh
borbood Of Mr.. ], v. Cunningham's, seven
miles above, on the turnpike, some dozen
AaJ dogs have 5een killed within the pasj
few weeks. Some Of those that went mao
were confined at the time; others were killed
''oD Suspicion" TheScioto Gazette afterno-
ticing the death of little gill from hydro
phobia, well remarks: The victims to this
mott terrific disease are increasing rapidly
In fact. the glorious and inestilnable privil-
eges of dog breeding, ad .libitans, throughout
The State Of Ohio, is not purchased by an an
nual sacrifice Of hecatombs of sheep merely,
but By scores of human lives.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-06-04
The Quickest Yet.

We learn from a telesraphic dispatch by
the Morse Line. tina the steamer Allegheny
Capt. Bachelor, made the run from Louis
willie TO Cincinnati, in ten hours AID tipenty-
eight minutes, including thirty minutes
spent in wooding-the actual running time
being nine hours and ffty-cigM minutes =
This beats the Telegraph No. 2and the Pitts
burgh badly. The Pittsburgh had a fine
stage Of water while the Allegheny made
the trip when the water was low, and doubt
less ran some distance further than the for
mer boat. II is, considering the circum,
stances, a complete triumph for Capt Bache-
lor.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-06-04
Collins Line of steamer.

The vote on the proposition to extend Con.
gressionai aid to the Collins Steamers stood
23for. and 81 against The sum TO be ap-
propriated from the Treasury is $4,000 fol
each steumer per trip.
The yeas and nays are as follows;
AYES Messrs. Bell, Berrieu, Bright, Cass,
Dawson Downes, Fish, Foote, Gwin, Hous:
aon,, James, Jonesof Iowa; Mangum, Mil
lor, Norris, Pearce, Rusk, Seward, Shields,
Smith, Spruance, Stockton and Upham.
NAys--Messrs. Adams, Borland. Brad
bury, Brooke, Chase, Clemens, Dodge OF
Wisconsin; Dodge Of Iowa; Douglas, felch,
Geyer, Hamlin, Hunter, Jones Of Tenn,
King, Mason, Morton, Sebastian, Wade,
Walker and Weller.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-06-04
Couldn't Agree.

The jury, in the case of State OF Ohio os.
rrice, for stabbing, which was tried on
Thsrsdoy, were unable to agree, eight being
for convicting and four for acquitting. The
parties were both boys Of some fifteen. or
sixteen gears Of age, who at a party, got
intoxicated, quarreled and finally fought,
during which Price stabbed his opponent,
as,in, witha dirk The latter his since re-
,ovcrd,
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-06-04
Hnhhs, Lnck

Has not been picked yet, nor is il likely to
be, except by making key precisely like the
original, which was done by one Englisman,
after sspsn hundred and t,ocnty triulsl This
was only six-bit lock. The fifteen-bil
lock has never been picked in any manner.
MI. H. has no less than seven Of bis locks
in the hands Of experimenters.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-06-04
The ouestion settied..Almost.

The vexed question of "who struck Billy
Patterson" was about setticd, the other day,
at Clinton Furnace, at which place William
eotinto a fight with fellow workman and
come of minus one ear. We ore sorry the
name Of his cannibalic opponent was not
furnished us, 50 we could have put to rest,
forever that long mooted question.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-06-04

0S-Seyeral persons were fined ou Satur.
day last for letting their dogs loose. in viola.
tion Of The ordinance recently passed BY the
council, relating TO mad dogs.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-06-04

oNs-The military spirit Ia on the Increase
in steubenville--three new companies have
been formed recently. "a
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-30
Dslth Of Lord ByrOn's Daughter.

The last arrival from EaropA bl .Dgs in.
5aell,gence Of The death Of the C,untsss Vi
'Iovelace. Lord Byron's daughter Ada
tshe expired after an illness Of more than
/. a years. duration at the residence Of her
husba d in Great Cumberland Place. An
+. English paper thus retsrs to lheevent:
..Slle was horn in 1916. and, like her H.
lustriDu+ pareLt. has died bef,re' com:ie. rig
her :s7'h yeai. Writing tn Mr.. Murray
from Venice. F.b. 2. l5l5, Bjrn" Sd, s.
q have great love tUr iIliie 'Aia. and
IU,,k forward To her as the plfiI 1T my old
aye, sh M!d ever rcach that. desOla,e peri
i o., whM,h hope nut From 3 dogma. Tin
4 Junr. 1919. ':io again writrsL.l Il Ve nU'
heard 81 my liille Ada. the. Elerlrn"f my
Myceae; But there will come day Of
reckoning. even it | sh"uLtn"t 'kv" I" See
IT, Fom Rivenua. 6'h Oct l69N-.It
you turn "vrr the page of tie iinnting,l,, -,
/ peerage case, y ~ will learn iWw common
/, was ths namis Ut Aha ua.isr tho i'lan,a
geuts. found it ia my uwn Pedigree ia
the rrignS 1t john aud iienry' Pisa.
/ l7th NV. laal-.l have TO ackhaw;.ds4
4 ths receipt Of u lick Of ADDS il.rr. wI,iriT
j. soft and pretty, .and nearly as dark as
mine was at H. r.
4 o. the 9Th. of July. 1885. the poei's
I iaughsar. was united I" Lord King. sHb-e.
quentiy {an 1889 cf1a'ed Ea,k Love.
lace, " connections ny whr'i the lim~HeE 1T
John Locke was blandrj with that "f BY.
ron. Much OF the interest wllh,ira'tnr,!es
to the daughters Of M.'lOn aud Shakespeare
was felt 10 tha dsc sasHd lady wherever the
English langnage is sib '1en. and To :: large
Circle Uf private frieHds her IL aill will bt N
seurcs OF sincere Sorr'w. IEtgh'y gifted
an ! "mipve.i with u large Sha'e III her la
theirs vivid s'n.'-rAnseWr, siIe d.'l'glsia.i ii
in,ell"c'u i as we'll rs bssn-yuIent and kind
~ pIr.ui'S. one It her m,St ia, l,llai- AMI
prlzd conf tents having hs-n lar m .ny
years that Intelligent jalGs ut t-'nal,. sx.
cellsnc.. Mrs, J4m"sn. 70 tia, I,1y'.
pan We shniii refer the pubic f1r 70 true
ap,,reci ali0n ,If her character
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-30

Az Court Wf PIOMi. holden At I.AcniirMi
within aud for the District Of Litchfeld
OH Ihs 18th day Of December, a. d.
1852.
Present. OElyER A. G.. ToDD. E'q ,Jndge.
a2STATE of STEPHEN STRONG. bate
"a 'Ol Warren. in said District, deceased
The administrator with the will annex
I'd. repressnts, the. estala iasalyent. and
prays the bpppinih,sgt Aof E"mnissianers
thereon :-Wherenpog 4 Ordered, That Com>
missioners 10 receive, * Imi"e and adjust
the claims, Of tiis creditors of said estate
b- appointed ut the Probate Office in said
Lischfieid. ON the 20,h day Of Deeetooer'
1859. Vt o'clock Ia ihe afternoon; and
that NIL persons interested in raid estate
may be- notified thereof. the. administrator
will cause this order.ip be pnbliahedjn
newsps per, printed in ,.Lilc hiisll County
and past copy .,hereOf "n the public sign,
pest nearest tho place where the deceased
last dweIt in said town Of Warren.
A true cosy 81 R~csri.
Oh vER A. q. T.rD. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-30

Ia sIPcIat C"~d VI .-II X I-sA.t, yVal, Il
aud hell "n IN. "a day Of Novemb, 9
iS9 IN the town at Warren,
Voted, That II any pr,Sop or pers0ns shall
Sei, us, Il" dtAw any Net ar settle IN any ~ the
waters at thai part ~ u u,nIus Pond situa.
ted within the limits II said lOxn Of Warren
such pers'n "r persons shall f"fciI aud paw
fine 'f Tea D',lArS for ca n 1T nee. nnr hal
10 MN va .h az prosecute To effect aud on"
halt To IA IOWA .rSrA-uey. This BY Law i.
To DE- IN rOrce f'r one year frm tn. first d.,
III January 1853
Any E.ec'"r ii tho town Of Warren ms
prcsrc::r under th:s Bv Law,
Vhed--rhar the Town Clerk cause thi&
B.-law 10 be prlnl-d aid published in :.
rI.xApai er printed in Litchfirld in the Coun-
~ Of E''chiieId tor t"ur weeks successivel!
leiOre the same shall be j.. force. Attest,
C. HOW NRO. Town Clerk.
Warren. NV. 9Th 1854
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-30
2gro1ate RtrorJ.


DY order Of the 4o.so.ssie Court Of Pro
II bate OF the District Of NsrIOik-W.ll b.
sold al Pchlic Auction an Monday Ine I4II
IS +. b uAry 1918, at the dwelling house ~
the premises. al the right, THE and IL Ieresu
1t BUR- G. Parrill To two certain pieces at
Land lying IN said Norl.lk and the town al
j"Inih. lviz Sandisfeli Mas..) One pIecc
being the HUI Farm 81 called, conta, ming
about One Huadred and Seven \ Acres. IN.
nihsy The Hntc nkiss place. - call I'd, ton,ai"
ing ah,n, forty Aye acres Sales 3" com
mence q. ~ 0'ciqrk A. NJ. on said day.
HIRAM MILLS. Assignee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-30
NJ AHL,E.

RY Orjer &C tho. Honorable Court OF
- Probate for tie District Of Lilchfel
Will be- sUki at Pcblic Auction on Thurs
day the 4ttltiay at January 1853; at the
Store lately occupied by Mes-rs Lyman
y Cl,apin at Fats Village. CONNECTICUT,
lhs Store aud fixtures together with such
other properly Ia. belongs to said Estate.
Sale TO coInlnence ut 10 o'clock A. NJ
on said day.
MOSES LYMAN. Assignee.
Falls Village. December IL, 1889.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-30
NOTICE..

RY Order Of the Honorable Court o
- Probate fOr the Diatrict of Li,chtield
Will be sold at Public: Auction ON Thurs
day the 9TH day Of January 1853 at til.
store lately oocupis,i by II, N. Lyman i.
Goshen. the Dwelling House aud Land
the StOre aud bniltihg now occupied MS
Shoe Shop. small tract OF Land near tls
norlh. part of the West Side, pond. one PA
no Forte. a quant;ty, of RWts aud Cheese
Raxes, logetl,ei with such other properly NJ
beErngs 10 salt Estate. Sale 10 commence
ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
MOSES LYMAN, Assignee,
Goshen, December IL 1859.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-30
~ ".A RI " Q

1siiE hrd~rstGned taxes InIs meth'"i Il 'r>
! running hss sincere III amk. ." his friends
sHd the public geneEallv fer the vegv iihSraI
IEsi' OHags he has iecsived AZ their haDds. -
Tie w"H.d a'sO 'ssni"h them thai. pc tues al +
aiken daily. a. his Gallery. whi~h are much
admired. and Pr"rnu"ced by g"sd lodges :"
he superior q" Ihase taken Al snV other Essab-
IishmeHt. Remember the light Is aiwaSs b~si
f"G taking DssUeEseOIyPes ia the early part
Il the dIy.
IL. JUDD.
LitchAeId Dec. 23th 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-30
Dfslricl of LlrchfieId. al.

FrODaIt !IOnN, Utc 27tth I6)Z.
FESIArE Of ALMON 4. TODD, iat+
al Lllchfield III said DILticI. dsceas
cd.
Ordered-That The Administrator exhi
1'' his Administration acc cunt 20 this Cou.'
Tor adjustment, Al the Probate Office in
Liicl'fl''Ih ou the. l2th day OF january
1853 at ! "'clUnk. a I-rnOOn- nd that nll
persons interested 10 said Estate, may be
.'UtItisd thereof, the administrator will
cause this "rd' r to te pUt islIed in ncWs
paper printed in Lilcnheld, in Lilch6eid
County and post copy thereof Ou tbs
-Ign post ia said town Ut LitcnEisli nearest
'''e last residence Of tho deceased n least
tx days before SAID day assigned. A lruf
copy 1T K-csTi. Attest
OLIVER A q. TOD0 Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-30
FOR SALE.

THE House and Lot. The, residence ol
the la,s Rev. Isaac Jones, Those
knOxiqg she place. wall nPed 40 description.
'aI'e,s win srs II, befsis b0ying It is
pleasantly k'calrd in ,Ss1uah Street, In The
village "f Liichfeld. and one Of the most
rlssirMble placfsiu the village. For '~TmF
&C., Apply 10 .llle subscriber. Possess'o0
can DO had immediately.
A. 3. LEWIS GGardiD.
LiAaheald New. t0S2.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-30

= A 7 an Annual e nn MA ,.ra i", at ~.
n Pants i..hG.. "" Il. "i Free AMI Ac.
rsr,ei MAs"ms. h.'d At their I.,sisr room
Dec. 9Th \ !. $50. the { lowing p",s rs
w.te rl'rrri otficrrs 1t said |. a'ge. for the
yvar a. l.: $3.50.
Frr.irri~ n Keenan,. w. N.
L. ". W-sS lie. S ".
William l..rd J ".
Charles l. Wehh Treasurer,
c. O !s~ld N, Secretary.
G.. P.rkirs, y ID.
E. William II, c." s'nln. J. D.
usrarn JAtks"n. Tyi,r.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-30
NOTICE

"A IL seTsops IIalIe 10 pay Taxes in the
q Town0f N"rE,:k On the list vt 1854 aIe
hsiebY notified that I will meet them q
receive the same aT the Hotel Of john A
Shepard "n Monday III 81 on Tuesday the
4'h on "Wednesday the Sin 81 January next
f,Om | IA P ~. "n each III aid days.
All Per- ms neglecIIng this notice must
cxpec' tO pay travelling Fees.
RIO AS =. CUR TI IS, Co lector.
NOifa,k \ 'vrinhsa 10 1850
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-30
WaSh;nee CouAnauy.

THE undersigned hnv'"g. with oihei
= persons, associated Gr tho iD-m,y liDn
Of jpinE-stUck Company, uH.ler the als,ve
sama. car the m lnutacIurs ii wOalsn yarn
ani f1r other purposes. hereby Civ" W"sics
that the FIRST mes.ing It said c"'nlmny viii
be- HE'LL at tine Salisbury House On Satur4
day. January 3. 1858, at 10 "'cIDck A. NJ.
for the purpOse Of compl-ting their organ
izas.oa. NJ. l.. GRAHAM.
VILLA u J. NILES.
Sa Hsburv Dec rs, lS52.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-30
D4stric. Of NORWALK IS.

Probate Court. Dev. 6, 1852.
TSTArEM ELNArilAN l. HALL,
~ lns Of. New Canaan, in said Dis
lrict. deceased.
The Court Of Probpie for the District Of
Nnrwalk, halh linn.ed snd slt,wed ely
nOntl,s from the. date hereof tor the cred
i'"rs IT said Estate to ~xhibit their claim
f u settlement. Yllosr who nsglect 10 pre-
SIM, their accounts. property attested with.
in said .ima. will be debYrred a recovery
Al persons iOd-btrd4 to-. said Estate sr.
requested 10 mnke immediate pay lneui to
JOAN N. HAIL. Administrator. :,
New. Canaan, Dec. ., 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-30
PAY YOUR BILLS.

A T.. psFsSns imds0I. 90 the Subscriber hy
IA Note &C Book account are requested e.
ma . immediate payment 10 the saEne u 3
hoi . that shall be 70 no further trouble
bot 10 receive the Casa.
A. g. BRADFORD. Cheap Store.
Woleottvill0, Dee. 30 Is52.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-30

I'm api ,fter the lSdh day Of J,nuary
" lSj3. pissen GERS will be- repaired To
purchase tickets bef.srs rnirri"g the cars.
for which S cents drdnciiOn will be made
at ihe ticket office. TIis regulation 10
deemed important for the convenience o!
the public aud the Interest Of ,lls c0lnlmny
a.. PHIayO sHURD Supt. a
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-30
Bank, Of l.ischfjeld County.

'EvHE DIRECTORS "f this Bank hsv. order
H. -,i,hl; Fly D,li'r> "n each share "I
The capital s"rk 'h-rr'f h- !psil 10 Oh o.
b f.rr, the eth IL D ..rmher next.
By or.lsr "f.h. B .ar.I ut D.rrs idrs.
UyNiEL MARSH. Secretary.
New Milford, NOs~mtrr ~. 1852. -
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-30
To LAWYERS.

r have some fifty v"idmes at Law Book
l. ~kich I will sell MUCH b-i"w ibs book
sellers price. a. hDv- du.'iicA'e copies. suel
~ Greemlsai "n Evi ensr K H's C"nme"ia
ri-s Jxiaan "n Willis, Gru.d's Pleading. Ste
phsns' N.si P, .us, &C SC
LiiC hlield. Dec Slh, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-30
FOE SALE
MONEY WANTED

~O()D secu.Uv A"d , .'er Cr.i pr, aftssfin
W lib gwen tor 0nr ar TwI Thousand
.i.nia.s INT pc, iod at iw" years,
the ,iatne "f The advertiser 10 left al the
nqnitrr Htfi''-. - "r'
O.c!lntarr I lSj2..
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-30

VlNHE St"clkaolder+ 1t the LiIchi-ld Had
l. waIe Com 'any ar. h~r-nI nm,hel thai
~ meeting d sid C"mraHv. will he h@ld at
the UriIsd States iMs,, "a Litchi.H. "n
rhur-dN the 18th day "f Janairv 1853. at
"'rlnck, p. NJ. anr til" purpose "f detp' mining
the l'caI'"m 1t said C''nWany. and acIIHg up>
'n the s". .c, al inrreiAiu. IN. rapI,aI A'"r<
1T snId COMPANY. aud I" {" any other bust.
HssS thai may c"ne h'i' I" aid IN e'in!.
r. ID. Rem M. Secretary.