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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-02

rENO TEE LADIES or VIRGINIA.
4 We would eall the particular attention ol the la
DIES 10 am assortment Of ROSEWOOD u77tzzzFssT1r5r
PIANOS, manufactured by the most eel IN " II
ebrated makers in New York. They haye v ~ u
9een pronounced TO be very superior Instruments by
some of the best musicians IN the country We sell ri
amos as we do FurnituremaH arofts and qnich safes
JONES g. HARDWOOD,
opposite Exchange Bank, Richmond, va
have used ono of the above Pianos for some time,
aua link it a one of the best toned instruments have
ever seen. ELIZABETH u sFhN'hH'
can recommend with pleasure the above IInnos, ha
wing had one for a long Time in my family.
a9g 5-,lts IL. G. MAYHEM.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-02
LYNCHBURG,
RAILROADS AND CANAL.
MAIL TRAIN.

MAIL TRAIN.
r.
4sAa X - -
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
TENHE MAIL TRAIN will leave Lynchhurg daily
L Sunday excepted,) at o'clock, a. NJ and re
turning will leave Bonsack's al ; o'clock, P. NJ
aug lD-afs THOS. JEILIS. At
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ONErOYEE.. C01ner q

Q . n q 4 n n 'l''''
w Church Street and First AHeH LYacEbarg, a.
WM. LEFTWIClI & SON. Proprctors
~ Persons tmyelingtuouah visiting Lynchbnrg
and sfonpngat the Washington, entitled oVisIt the
"Yirginian READlSa Rooas during therstay
MAY l7-dt4
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pOgsTANT TTO EARMEK y,

IMP RsFANT TO n K M u IL -
l GaIgeueys, Florists. Incorporated Companies Man
nG4cturers Alisans Precssionai Mca, Mechanic' aud
oilers-Tile Pump nnd Fire Engine
cOmhimcd.-Rig1t Secured By United States Let
tcgs- Paifnt.--ALt INFmEGEmEETs Will De fhosheu
TED NY IAw.--This is tho most valuable invention o'
the ape; aud without which, manufactures public edi
fees hotels and private dwellings, are incomplete and
oomnaratiyelv insecure With this cheap and efficient
Fire Engine tho Farmer Is perfectly independent oi al
nnaccommodatiug insurance companies, and can bi'
defiance 10 the ncendiary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-02

fNNO TGaE EAlsNnEEEs--Ih he subscribers hay :, :,
ipg purchased the Patent Right OF Glow, Double
Cylindriral Rotary Screen Hhcat Fan, nre now manu-
fc,rin tbp n, and ask the Farmers cannd examin'
Co. ,h,r5.,l yes DIUGUID & BRO,
Nrl5-dSc9tWta Lynchbwg FoundTy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-02

RECOMMENDATIONS
Wehavr in use Mr. X. Drifting ham Mitchell . PuMl
AND ENGINE and esteem them most valuable az
pendage, great convenience ana on eih'ieh' Pro'eo
ton against fire.
CHARLES MARX, Richmond,
II. n. TYLER, do
DR. ROYSTER, Iluguenot Springs,
ARCHER VAUGHAN, Fnrmville.
EDMUND HUBBARD, Buckingham,
r. J. GAINES, Choflottce.
The Pump can be in use at DIR. VIM 3. Morris"
Diuguid's foundry, and many other places IN Lynch
bnrg. all Of whom approve their utility and uscfn
ness The Jump can be seen in lIl mond Mt the WING
Office. They are warranted t. FORK well for one year
tY~ NOTIGE.--An pers.ns buying or selling the
nboye articles nfc responsible To meior IL t
r. BRfTTINGHAM MITCHELL,
,l oo-l,a Proprietor.
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Accommodation Train,

!s1 s.fss - l :.: .s.s.s..:is.sl.
VTIRGINTA AND TENN'E r. "A Freight Train
' with Passenger Car attached, will leave Lynch
P NJ. and leave Bdfords daiiy, Sunday and Monday
excepted at o'clock A. NJ.
Freight intended for this train accompanied by fwo
dray tickets must be delivered in the Depot before sun
the previous evening. All freights must be pad
aug l0--dts THOS. JR.LlS, Agt'
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DVssgA, ENGLISH and American

DUSS1A, ENdaLESH ahN AMerfGnH a,n
II, SHEET IRON, SHEET ZINC a. BANCA TIN.
80 boxes Tin.plate assorted,
80 Bundles Sheetron, assorted,
5000 lts Sheet Zinc,
A I5tof Bauca Tin, &c. For sale low.
-, "a -, O. s. BLISS
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NABELL EgOgISE, Eyncllburg, va
" The undersigned takes this method otintormng hls
friends and the public generally that he has leased tor
"A term of years the CABELL HOUSE, and that 1t Is
now open for the reception of company 1t has nl
deroone thoroul yeoqir from top bottom, and is
furnished with NEW FURNITURE OUT AND OUT
All he asks call and If entire satisfaction is not given
10 charge will bq made. lie has also leased EIi'o1
Stables the best in the city which will be furnished
with plenty of Progender. and attentive Ostlers.
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- E,nrnitmre Ware-Roonls.

Egyassss+a4yf RICHMOND, Va,
s1-j-@---~ - Opposite Ezchaage Banh, Main Stree,
We are now Offering the largest assortment und gren
est variety Furniture that has ever been offered in this
market Our motto H. quick sales and small profits
We offering great Inducements TO buyers as we have
lately erected very large factory and aremnnuhetnrng
on very large scale Call and exnmino our stock be-
fore buying nnd If DO offer furniture lower than
any other house in Virginia will forfeit reputa-
lion rau5 5-.fsl JONES 81 HARDWOOD.
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RATES or FREHGEsF ON THE
ISgs ~
VIRGINIA & TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-02

.s3asas- AND NEW YORK FACkETb.-Thls Nem Home
Line is composed Of the following Vessels all owned IN
the city Of Richmond, md saas from Ne~ lofh eory
tour d0gs, viz:
a..l----. Cnrl CLarln. Enlann.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-28
UOnlOcfOtV?'

Can you vote for Q mum who. accord, ing to the testimony Of Isaac Hill. uni ted with the federalisis t0 defeat Genera Jackson" !? Winfield Scott was so fal a favoriIe with that sturdy old democrat President Madison. that be Sffe,rd hin a place in his cabinet. Madison WAS not afraid to trust hiua-Gre yoM g., Mulri. uudes of democrats, i" all parts of ti,e country. have resolved to support the old hero. and. we, doubt not there are many such in Li,ch6cld county. Friend. ot Republicanism! /" withoat distinction "t patty" r"'ly under the broad flag oI ScOtt und GIahana
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-28

At Court Of PrObase hnlden ai Plymouth,
 within and for the District Of P,ym luth
 on the liih day oi October A: D. 1852
 Present, AMMLnlppiEGs. Judge.
 HPON the petition of Hnpkiae T. 2.
 v J"hns"n oi Cornwall. ., ia shs Eeun iy of Li chhetd showing .t0 this Court that he b Guardian ot William w. and Watson A. unnel "t Plymouth. within sad dlslricl mi nUrs, that sald minors ate the owners in Iee oi K.ai Eststs sltlsaied in Bristol In Hartford County aH6 Stale of Connecticut, to wit (. One PiseeOi land is boundkd north on land M Tracy Peck and Richard Peek, east on iand at Benaiah Barlow aud William Dayton. s"uth O' the Sonih Bank of RelAnd River, co isr as the land ef Siiss Gridles exisnds and "n land "E ChaIdiss Morton, and wet on land "f Shandie' Norton. cont lining twenty seven acres tnore Or tess. with dwelling hnuse. barn sa ~ mil. ant other bnitdings lhessoNs ln. Eeiher.wit all the water privileges on the same .--AnOibes pIece oG land is baunded moth on iand "f Si'a" Gridlsy. east en'!and ot the heits "T Calvin Butler or h,s assigDs aud land ot James, c p.'ck and others: S,uth "n land "f Ru.sell ludsnn and vest on land of BuIri.t o Nort~n or his assigns aud .n land of Alvia L Woodbrldxe sud o.heGs.con. iAining eighteen aeies more oE lees. with ! righs "i passing ta aud iron s4id premises n l the usual plaCs. the whole being valued al | about one ihousand eight hundred dollaHs That It would bn Enr the bene6t Of said mi- nSrs to have said real es'afs sold and the avaiis thereof placed "n interest iov the ad. vantage "f said minors ss tho law directs, pray ing for liberty to sell said property f"r the purpose sf,resaid as per petition oh 6le. It is ngd- red bv this Court. that said Guar dian give n"te. oi ssid 'appticain ns hy caas. ing the same .O ba published ia ma ot the newspapers prinird IA Li,ch6sil. in the county oi Lisen6sld three weeks su.ce syeiys ai Dsasi six weeks befoTe the hearing. and thsi said petition will be hesFd al the Pro. hate of6.e n sad district .I the 18th day of Dscemb .T psxt st 2 o'clock ?. M. Attest.
 AMMi GTDOfNGs. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-28
RAILROAD MEETING.

Ar a very numerous and highly re- eppclable weeIing of the Inhabitants of tue eOwnf of Liichfield and vicinity inter. es.sd ,n lhe extension of the Hartford. Providence and. Flshkill Railroad lhrO' Shis iowa. h0id~n ar the Court House an Monday the 2Slh of octOhsr. 1854 sIe Hon. WM. BEEBE was appoin. ed Chaisman, and Dr.. J. e. RkcxwITR Secretary. s<e
 The object of the meeting having been sta,etl. and ths great importance of the proposed extension, the frasib .li,y Of the several routes through the town. and ste Vast amount of water power, almost unparalleled in the State, on the Bantam aud Sh~paug rivers. which would thus bs Opened to enterprise, having been discussed it was spontaneously
 Resolved, That tn view of ihe impor. tance of the extension of the RailI oad through thi- town, the Select,nen 0: the town of LuchGeld be requested to call a meeting of the inhabitants "f the town on Tuesday the 21 day of November. a, 2 ocIock P. N. |" make an appropriation fm the survey and exAn.n stlM ol the proposed RMlroal ro11es tllouSh tbs town.
 Rssolvsd. r,as Hon. Seth P. Bee s, S.mAsi P. Bolles, Esq. Dr. Beckwitn, aud Julius Gr's HoId. Esq. of Llrchtield. and Df. Manly Peteis of WA'fcn, be |, Committee to collect fac:s and inturna- ton. and report to. the meeting on Tues day next; also, to be A .Comm,,teeeO eOi Correspondence for tAe town, and .o. du any other business which may b. nece<- say 10 carry o", the objects aud ipten- Ilons of the present u1estmg.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-28
The Preslfential Election:

Soms of our Wmug friends a.s, dishear. feReJ .Ht the result of ihe October slect,ons For 0Hr part we have not felt more hope. fHl. more eheerial. and in better spirit. since ihe OlIeuilg of the campaign. w. feel assured tlrnt maj 'ri y of the peopir of Pennsylvania nr4f'.r Gen. ScUtt fo, President IO Gen. Pierce. and tlTat they will go 'ieciie in November. Nothing bn, Ihe 'lrci>s"" To tue contrary cnn destroy our confidence. "r d-press our spirits.
 In reality there is nothing. in the result of the election to create Encouragement A small vote was out. and the Whigs are always defs,ated in such cases. Prob sbly sixty tI'"'hsan'l people stayed at hrne. tw,, thirds of who'n w~rr Whiye: They will all turn out in Npve,n.'er, when old ''Wil, A.ld" will walk over ,hn co,,rsa like a slo rious ol War Horse over tue field If but. tEB. while 'llt. s'n,als for P,erce which are now s' lnsty. will .frint away in the .tis- tSrce. .-- PIItsburgh Gazette.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-28

10. An old and respectable DhmncFat
 who was present ar Whig meesiag tue other day. heard the assertion TnaIe IlIaf
 Pierce voted against the law to give pens sums to the old revolutionary sOlliers aud IlIeir widows. and called on the speaker t0 pT0ve the assertion made in his Speech.-- The geatlemnr took dOwn the COngressfon- Ml Globe fDT tho year l64l. and on paan lI7. he slmw~d 'he place where Franklin Pi4rce tMmsted in the U. $. Senate that lIe wns the o"ly man. wi;h O"o exception. from nH the New Erglard States, who had voted agaimSi granting pension either tO ths' sHidi''rs 0f our wars ur tO the wi,iOws 0I tliOso wIIo had been slain in battle. The old gentleman read the speech nttentively. threw down the bO..k in tiiAgust. .und is now hurrRhing f,r Oil Chippewa at lh . ,op S.l lHis vOic1.-f ROu gI, NrteS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-28
Culinary.

We are pa;ned to announce the death oi . much respected cisize0. Saul Alley. who expired as four S'cl0ck slsis snOgping. sE ST a bag and linge:iag illsess. Mir Alley was native of Maryland. and eatu~ 2 i,te . young man,o this city. where. by industry and asieniiOn to business, uaits.i Io . s'rng Inativs sa asasisy. he accumulated . lareo 5orsune. He vas coaaecied in varinus wave wMh Wur public fast ifutians. and ms vne iims Of his lifa, iook an active in,ers.t in p0li,ics. the early part ..f ,l.e con
 tese ba,wesn the Uaited s,afes Baak sad shs ovarnnsht. Mr. AIlry was apfsinssd hy Geueral Jackson ss gssernmsas d,r~c as Of sl,mt ins,i,u,ion, . post fsr which he was Svsll Gstsd by the 6rmaess nf hts ,easp~F and his clear cosnprehensioa of kaaaeiHi srsnsasaions., He was man Of i0hr xIbse honsssy and pr0ieTbial fsaakness Of depon
 @sns, nevsF diAslisins wlaal he deemed |" ko seaGh. nnr psoatUing tO any ASts Of inds. rssaion. n.R uaaklag gay cOmpr0'nise wiah Swhns hs thoughs wF0ng. In hlm wS IDss aao oe the lasl ef cssss ~f Ine1 whosa o4Ssss aud sisiee uprishsaesD Feda-sHled sI'r shssaesaP uf ehs maEcaalils eo'mmHnity 0f Nee HSsh. fFnm Ghs diah01oT IhFOWn uEon 6R bR tAsS olussaseameass 0f Snany us lsheir hgssksss. &R. Ally bad TS1shS6 Gbs asvsusv@ 1gIb ysss sf -kSsts.
 I-Y. 3sniS0 @ssL osG a.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-28

Alta C"ust of Probate holden at Sharon. iN
 and for the District of Sharou on the S,h . day Uf October lS52.
 Present. D>NlE.. PARSONS Esq Judge XNhLIAM H. KING, Esq. Executor Q W the lasa w'tl :nd stsment of Genera WILLIAM T. KING late of sharon in said Dlslrlc. ssrceased, having represented the e.. tate Si said deceased insol vent. io the in eni that Commissioners mat, be appointed so .re. cetve. examine Q inst and allow the claims of the creditors "t sad estaie'
 tt ,s ordered by this Court that Commis- si'",eis tr ihs pUrs '.s. aforesaid hc appoint ei at ths Pr .bars, i.fice, in said District on saturday the 30ih day Of October lSS2 at 10 o'clock ln the forenoon, snd that said Execu. tor glve pu ,lic notice thereof hv sdverfisins in newspaper printed in Liteh6elA snd m a pu.lic sign post in said. Sharon nearest the last res:dence ot said decessed.
 Ceeii6-d from Reeard.
 CHARLES F SEDGWlCK. Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-28
Nrobafe Rersr6.

ealtE Court Of PrOlMls fsE the Dislrict Ol
 Pymouth hath limited and allowed six rnnnths from the date hereof. for the credi'Ors 10 the. Estate of ThO'nHS SutliR, h'e.Of PlymOuflI. In said District. deeeas. eG: '. In which IO exhibit their claims t0r al. I0wAnee and settlement. Th0sS negleesing to present their accounts within said ,ime. pruperly aitested, wilI be debarrea recov. rrv. All persons indebted to said estate are Feiquested tO Inake immediate payment 10 DAvTp K MkRRIAH. Administrator.
 Dated at Plymouth, Oct. 18th, 1052.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-28
SCHOOL MEETING.

At the annual meeting of the lst Scho SOciety. held at the Town R"om Um the lstM lust, ths foIIoviuy "ffi;srs wore elsrt' ed f,r the unsuin9 yrar-
 Oliver 4 c Todd Cyrus CAtlin, Fr-d'k D 5 ,emnn, Scmhol S,,c.e,y's Committee.
 D.. A !. l.-wi.. (. .erk ani Treasurer.
 Rev. u. L. Vaiil. Q. A 2 Todd, Dr. c. M sln,k"r. tev N c. Lewis. Rev. !. J. Bran,iage4, D.. D E Bpstw wick. John |. Hen drick EyrMs Catlin. Charles Adams. RpArd of s|cllml Visitors.
 Tnmts Mason. Anasa |. Stevens. Phil emou Pond B-jsn,in A. Mccall. Ss4tons.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-28

~" There's no use a>talking." as Oli ninah used to say. We suppose rver y man hr< made up his nsintt who to voIe Cpr and nOw we want every one to gnsc the p,Hs and "cxprsss himseIf." " lf anj living man believes that the New tla'np. hire poIiti i,isul aud peas;fagger Eranklin Pierce. is a better, wiser and greater man than General ScoTr. we a,e perfectly willing he should ar SO.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-28

THR THREE CANDiDArEs.-rhe Mem phis E,gle and Enquirer perpe.rates the following:
 A Dutchman who had just retWned m his fr'sn'is in Ksptucky, was nppl'e,i. te ,i't other day to know how the Presi4~ntia election was goina in that Sm,s-who wa. ,he foremost man in Kensuck, ?
 Said H .ns ia reply-.Dsr- ish tree can. didaies running :n old Krntuck where av been Firsich. d-re ish ono d@y cal 'O'j S'ippewa'--he will get smart sprin kss of voissch Den drre ish Old Lpphy' Lane'-i'e will make maghty g-O-O-ti run : bu, drre be One tiay c.ll 'Cherabusco, -Sks viH ss0eep de piatisr r
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-28

BRAeoiSe -rhs llc,,s riln't fast quite so ela,ed about Ohio and Penn <ylyania as 1hay did few days agD, when by sys> salnae.c effort. ihe mpst exaggerated ac. cnuuIs were aeBe fsrih in regard to the election retarns from these States Tkers is considerable difference between 2l QUO sal 6.OJO. We. will. however, allow our oi,poosnss. eAc-ps tIe Register. this ere dit lha, they dVUt b,asi with quite as mncll A*surAncO Rs they dd 3 week bef,re sl,e elss :,i.m Of 0ea. Taylor. Then they were npt ~illng [" Rise llso old l,~ro more than It,nisiaHa. though they illough, it possible sha. re MlsR1 carry Vsr,n.nt The $ eyss were s.n'H. oppned-and they are soOu
 to bs Opepsd again.
 N. A: PaiIadimm.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-28

TNIiE Court of Ptobale for the District Gt | l'"rrinXiOn hati, limited spi allowed six months lr0m the date hereof. E,G The .trexli Ovs to the EstA'te ot Lathrop Messenger, l~te oi burlington, in said District, decrased, ir whi .k to exhibit IIIeir claims.ioF all"wa ance and settlement Those neElecting to present thsir accounts within said time, Propesly at- tested, will he debarr> >'d a recovery. All per. sons indebted io said .esfafe are requested tc make immediate pay smen,' to
 MARY MEssENoER, Adminis-
 f.EvI EATON, , nators. Oct. 25th,. 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-28
District of Cornwall e

Probate rourf, NsUemher. 18th lsS2.
 r STATE of DRUSlLLA GRIFFIN E lass nf Cornwall in said uisirici, ! tdec-ased. The Adminis,ratof represents t.s E.ta.s insoivent snd dpssys.he appoint. m@nt of Com.nission tilereon Ordered. Tha, Commissioners. to recsive aud exam. inc the claims of the CreAianra of snii E-,sss he appointed arsAs PraAsls Ofscs u Cornwall m the isi Aav Of NbxeinAzs fNHl as 1 o'clnck. b the afieEHosn, ef phicll all peEAons ia inseEesf wiA iska p0sIes. and and appsAr # they zee catsf, nn1 he heard sh~tean.- The AdminiaiPAtnF mill eAnss IhIs Aolico so Ss puhlishnA in a neWspapF p-lalsA in Li'ehGsh and psaa . e.ry there of on tl,e pahlie sign ppsa ie said CaEnwall iAsabiGs tAs 1iaaprsitAaAjo jof t6s dieaased.
 fRRDERicR KEtLoCG. isavs. 1.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-28

QY Order.of the Court of Probate for D the District of Sharon so ma h of the Real E.ta,e oi Daniel G. Miller late of Sha ron in said District deceased, as will raise the sum uf TWO Thousand Eight Hundls ed and Eighty Fire dollars and twenty five cents. will be sold at public Auction at the late dwelling house ot said deceased in Sha. ron on "Wednesday lhe 10th day of Novem- Der next a, o'clock F; M
 SANFORD VIII TIE. Administrator.
 Nharnn. Ocl1her lS ;qSH
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-28
Get OSst g0mr Te0mpsy l

There aFs men tn every neigkb0Chood who cannot conveniently get st0 'hs.POlIs without being conveyed. This Is e~Pe. eiAIIy the case with the aged and feeble, and others who live remote from town. Teams should be provided for such. SO that none may be deprived of the p'ivi. ltge Of voting. Oct Owt your TeGaas !
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-28
Xhe returns.

Will the POstmasters throughoat the county. send us the Result in ,heir ,e.. pec.ive towns. by Taeseieys nssill By so doing. they will confer special favor upon TIE EDrToR.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-28
a~Si~o"t 1OWu StOs0s GlIslIeH. OHOlNr 18th 1859.

A r ihe anna"l Town meeting legally "A warned ant held On inc 4lb fay oI O,:I.lIer 1852 iu ihe town of Washing tOm Voted. Tlat all neat Cattle, Horses. Asses. Mulrs, Swing. Sheep aud Grrss. ba, and ilIe same are hereby restrained froln going tt large on ths highways or rU,nip,0s tn ihIs t"wIs, excepting One COW i0 eMcl, irmiivi6Mni family. which COW slIall D.. rest raitIrd frDsD sun dOwh uJIIii sunrise. And mll casils. shall be rest rHi"ed from gO- Eing ai large fran. the first 0f D-cemsber t0 -ihe first of May. And thgt iiis prnaiiy fbr m breach of this b, 6 law shall be twenty 6sr cemis E,f each Hsat Cat,le, Horse. Ass. Mul-, Swine. Shsep or GHAe co going at large. iO be paid by the QRper of such an. ilnaI Or creature b~EIre named 10 tic per son wllv sllall imp,uad sa,d erenlnres s0 running aI lArgS In either Of the town ,n.undA in said rown. Pr0 'ided ihs penalty shall not exce~d ihe sum of ihsre dollars. Ana iha. nUy El~cIn or Eree''oiier 0f ,llO Io~n may isi'I'Osnd for Essach of this bI . laV.
 Vaed. Tha' the Town Clerk eause this hye law LD Ile pripi-d and puhlisgn1 ia Hswspaprr pria'sd in kjIsh6'h is she CsSuusy Gf Ei'ca6sld IOr i0Ir weeks snc~' crssiv0ly h~sass this bye law shsll bs n GOeeO. AWue eapy Of Record. Cersiaed by tlfFs
 D. G BkSNSMApE, Town ClsSt.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-28

'l>HE twenty third annual meeting Ol \ ih- LiichfsldC 'rAl,y Temperance S,'cI. .iy will be held in S"uih Canaan Um the rnarih TnfsdAy the twenty sixth al October at ten n'cl"ck A VI A general and puaclual attendance Is pa. tIcularly re n ,st~i
 T l.. HART. Secretary. Wesl CUnw,ll. October Il. 1859.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-28

At a Court of Probate holdph. at Ei1chfeld
 within and fnT the District of Liichfeld, on
 the 18th day Of October A. D. 1852.
 Present, OLlvER.A. G. T"DD Esq, Judge.
 E STAIE"f SAMUEL PALMER. ia'e Of IA LllchteId in sald District, deceased. The adlnInIs,ratvr rt presents ihe estate in. s"l.veni, aud lssa>s the apuoin'mene of Com. mixsu nets lhegeon n;--WLereupon. Ordered, Una, Commis, i0ners [" receive, examine, and adjust the 6 aims of the crediiO "f said ess tate. bs sppoia ted at the Pr"bate Office m said I.lich6-ld on the 27lh day Of Octoner 1859 st 9o'ciock m the tOren"rn, and that sll persons interested in sad estate unay be notlfief there. ut the adlnln.stra.Or witl causs this order. to b- published !" newspaper ps inasd in Liich. 6eld c 'nnty and post copy thereof cn the publ,e sixn-f ost neares, tine place wheVe the deceased lasi dweN in said T.'wn oC Goshen. A true copy ot Record,
 OLIVER A. G.. TODD, Jmdge. 7:
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-28

\ S hereby gwen, that llle subscriber has \ been duly appoint ed ny the Con,t of Pro. nate tot the District of Cornwall A,.minis' ,ra,ornnt.e E@,a,a of Stephen Curtiss' Iate .d sad Cornwall sieveaaed. And that saiS C.,nrt has limited. the term of six mouths tnr the Crediiors of said e.taie to exhibit clam. duly aslested and proved, or be- de. narreda recovery.
 JOEL CUR rfSs, Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-28

..A',meeiing of the StocAhOldere fOSthe ,jinrptock, compa ny: fornsed 'Eor tl,~ purp"sc # improving the sboSv grounds 6f the Liuch6eId SCuun'y Agricul'urai Society. will bolt meeting at the Mansion House in. l.iiclifield, on Monday, llle lst day of November next, al 2 UClOck R. M fDF- the purpose d Organizrng said company, "ss+t rtle transaction of aMy' other business prop- er to 6s dons at said .nee ing. ~~ - ..., FRENER'c1 BuEL. Secretary.
 LitchRald, Oct. 2jnI. 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-28
DlE ED.

In New Hsr,E:rd. l4th inst, Samuel s. Bares. Esq. aged 53
 E.. sharon. lS,h inst, Mss Matilda M. D,an. Heed 9 years.
 l" Warren. l7'h inst, Captain Isaac Sturie 'aR,. aged 76
 In Chicago, h.. Mary youngest "nug''- ter of sheldon w. and Olive G. Peck. aged 3 years.
 F., Barbadoes. W I. Alexander. son of Ns,b'e rOwner. E>q. aged l9 years.
 ln Betl,lem, Eliza, wife of Mr Bonnet J SkmlHa"re, Gged 55.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-28
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

The ExsmaininR C.sn.nitteo Q of tho I.itcl'. k-li Sci,,sA Sp:i.ty .w,ll meet Nt the, "ffic. of o. 4: G. Tnld. E,q on Monday sva- Bi"g November 6gh, f'r tise exanina'i''d of these wh prop 's~ to teach in ile So- ciety during tsae ea,sni,g winter.
 All such are expected O be- present at ballf past 6 o'clock. F
 By direction of the committee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-28

n9pAttention is invited to the notice of the LilchfeId Academy, in another column. Tine Principal Of thct Inst itu- tiOn. l. L. ,HENDRrcK. A. M.. is gentle: man of thorcuyh education aud lung experience, aud we anticipate for him H fall sChooL Litcbield ought to cherish and bs proud of her institutions ofiearn ipg-and Ntis is specially deserving of an ample sdpport.