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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
MARRIED.

In ihie viIlag ge, cn the 2d inst !. by the Rev. B L Swan. J. Edward Smith, NJ. D., oi Kent. 10 Miss Oc'av'a Kenyon Bates
 In this village, on The 3i inst, by tho Rev. Mr. Swan. Mr. G. c. Butikercit, to Mes Roxanna Addis.
 In Litchfeld. (Bantam Falls,) l>' ins'.. by the Rev. Mr. Brown, Mr. Genrgc Morris [" Miss Harriet GriswolL, both of this town.
 In West WIrsird. on the 18th u'i.. by the Rev. Mr. Woodruff. D. Wan. Thomson. of New Haven, to Charlotte M. Cone, of West Winsted.
 In Wolco,,vil'c. 25th inst, ny the Rev. Mr. Seelcy, Mr. Albert Fl. Smith 10 Mics AEiha E. Cramp,on, bo,h uf Wolcoiiv'lle.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
NEWe STOCK AMD aRATWG @OO08s

THE undersigned hav'"g iusI rrisr"ed from M1rkci, with q fnlI and cOm?lele ae- sorlMrnI Of BO.Ls and Shoes, unsWrpas seh G.r beauty and fashion, selec'cd will great care and attention in reference tO tHe Spring and Summer trade. Among OUT large stock may be i'fund every new style known [" ''f trade, many OG which are magnificent in IhC extreme, and, altogether new m country On' stock is very large, siSles beautiful. quality bcynGd dispute and wO are bound to sell al all hazlr'i.
 We therefore ihviie all, in this and the nei2hbCring towns io give us ca l, assuring them. that they will G"d that which they have long suught for, tI wit :-ihe height of GasI'- ion. b@aury, and durahilty combined. |" the article of Lldics, Gents, Misses. h"y' and ChlIdrens D O,s. Shoes, Caters, Oxf"r' ties, Pulka.. Je"ny L'nd,, Monterey C"'h man. ties, &c Sc. At the Old BrICk SioF' first Door Wes, Of the Court House.
 MEAFOY g. TROWBRIDGE.
 Li:chlield, Aprh 25, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
NOTKCE.

In pursuance nf an order of ihe Court ol Probate within anG for ihe District of liar. winton, au,ho,,zng nnd directing me as Ad- min,s,ra,or on ,he Estate of Benalah Ha.len late of Harwin,on deceased, lo sell al public or private sale so much of the real E~,at. O! said dcc"ased as will raise the sun of ihrc. hundred and rigniy nine dollars and fifty six cents (S3s9 56) with incidental cnarges Of sa!e-h4reby g've notice that l will sell St mucs sf sait! real Estate as wrIl raise sa" sum, a, pubic safe a, the Dwelling Ho"se o' said deceased in said District on Sa,ur"~; the Hh day ot May next at 1 o'clock P M. un. tess prrvi.ns!v disposrd of ai private sale.
 SHELDON OSBORN. Administrator.
 Harwlnion, April 18th 1853. ..
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05

In Waterbury, lIe IocUs decided their POs. "iEice q"esIiOn by baIInI OO WedneH. day evening The result was as fellows: l: T B Eldridge, %; Frank J HoImes, I0; Elisha Levenworih, IS; Rev. c Chi''en. den,E Mr. EIdridge, upon this announce. menI, was unanimously recOmmcndrd.- The American states tha, " Young Amer iea" was triumphant in that contest.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
LEGISLATIVE REPORTS.

The Daily Coura"t will contain curing the ensu'ng session If the Legislature, impar- nal rrporls of the Pr'.cerdings in ihe Senate and House of Representatives. IL w'll be ma'led [" any pat "C the State, during the session fo' Scven'y.five cents. or il wil! be sen. fur a period 10 include the session and ihe publication "f the laws, fo. One Dollar.
 ~ Subscriptions m all ca-cs mus, be 'nade m advance.
 P"s,,nasirrs and others who procure eieh- subscribers and remit the pay for ,he "a ,,., will be entitled to a copy of the paper for thee months.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
NEW GOODS.

TEE Subscriber being very grateisf for the past liberal patronage bestowed spon him would mos, respectfully call the aiien-- ton of the Ladies to his N.w and Splendid Stock of Spring Millinery. consisting of ev- eryshng in the l,ne of Millinery at very low prices. .g a sn .s.a aeg Et &@F 8. Fl. GRANNISS.. # N. B. Repairing and Bleaching done at short notice, and by the best of workmsn . COLLARS. THOSE n;cc New Styles Pointed Collass and Chin, zetts can be f1Tnd at
 5. H. GhANNISS. p
 WELLS. f@%s THE Ashes of Roscs. color % desira. hlc, and al other kinds st - esse....ss
 S. H. GRANNISS.
 LINEN HANDKERCEIEFS. cloves. Fans. Threads. Needles. MasIin and Can. .bric Edgines, and Isaer,ings. La- dies Drces Caps, D.ess Trimmings. in short you csn find. mos, articles kept ina Fancy Goods Store, Q few doofs vest of the Court House, West Main Street.
 S.4 GRANNlss. Li'chfeld. April 4 1853
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05

eH- The nail manufacturers in conven. tiOn lately a, B.m'n!, resolved iO reduce ihe price of Malls from six tO five cents a pound.
 W- Three citizens nf Norwich are said IO have been Un hoard :he missing steauer Independence. on ,teir passage from Pan anna to S"n Francesca.
 {" Wml growing, as distinct husi ness, ,s likely m very profitable i" some parts Of Virginia, espfcIaIIy ia tue cOun- ties near the Blue R.dgc.
 to- The person who lately attempted ,he tic of ille Austrian Emperor, was one whnse wife had been wl''pprd io death by by the Aus,rlanp, in 1s49! The wonder is that $ iI,an snariing under such cru el wrong, si.,,uld nnl have made sure work with the ,yran,.
 An exhihi,mn of pepu'ar character was given in New York "n "Wednesday evening. last, for ihe benefit of tic Church "fIte Deaf and Dumb. The re- ceiprs amounted [" precisely eighteen and three quarter cents above the expenses.
 A marriage took place ;n Willlanshnrgh lasi week. with the following pecmliar,irs --- lhe Hr,nn measures six feet four, and lie bride f,nr feet six lf ,i,a, is nn, ',hs. lnng aud shnr.' oi mairim0ny, we don. know what is, that's all.
 The bill G,r the abolition of capital pnn- isl,n eni has been defeated in ihe SrLair ni SVisc"nsin, ,afier heinz passed hy Ile House.
 A lady .,f Nnr,I'a mp,"n, a lovely woman and a ,nO,i,er, ,sas hrcune deranyt d ,hro"gi, il,e influence of ile spiritual manifestations.
 There is a repari that Lamartine is dy- ing :, his pIysiciaus have Mu hope for him.
 Franc"ni. ihe Hippndrome man, has ar. rived in New York, and rides up and down Br"sdwsy "n :a'ne ostrich.
 Queen Victoria has j,st become the no,he. 10 an eighth chihl-a promising s.'n.
 During the thunder s,"ra, al B"ff,l", on Friday, the lightning gut the upper hand in the Telegraph Office, scattered :he h,- eiIumen's im all direc,Uns. seI the room ol' fire, and put the "peraim 10 flight.
 The ink or paper used by tie Hartford 'TiH.es su,ells' horribly of b:in,sione. $" ,hal we caHnUl long keep .t ID our r0"m.- Whatever may be the character of the Tunes. lhis birthstone scent is certainly Prcnsaew e.-Pa IGdiuns.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
.E " CO2ae.

HAVING removed his business 10 Norf'lk. is prepared to execute all kinds of work in his 'l,nr. PMucula, and pe's"nai attention .ai'l 10 putting on tin roofing, making and putting up cave troughs, lay jug down hydraulic rams, putting np cis'rrn pumps and laying down lasd pipe. Also, on hand full assortment of Tin Ware. Brass Kettles, &c. &c.
 Ahont the first "t June my sales room will he opcnc,i'and well fill d with Cook and Par. Tor Stoves of all patterns and prices, s'ovc.p and Z,nc. stove furniture, Britannia and Jap. anncd Ware. Shop opposite the Grist Mil.
 Norfolk. April 28, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05

Tha Coming 1hOusnnds. Private let. Iers from tie Od N "rld state that the nlovem,en, upwards tie New is likely [" pIUve extraordinary within the Hrx' six Iuu.nlhs. II is estimated that some 200, ,0OO men, women and children wIl! leave Eng land and Ireland, and that this vast army will be increased to half a million hy adveminrrrs ir"m Germany and. other per. ,iOns of Europe. A still further impulse is likely IO be given L" this living tide, hv the strikes in tI,e United States, aud the lexIrsvayant repnEas that are published i' foreign i'urnals. as 10 lhe de"ands for la bor aud ihe high rates d wages in thus country. What is likely |" be il'e general effect? Let Us imagine ,he accessnn Of a 2npulaiion of half s uilli.pn within tue nex' six ,non,hs and uf 'his aggregate, at 1eas' 100 900 laborrrs.. The irqnry 's well worth pursuinH.-- Albany Register.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
FREDERICK KELLOGG, Judge.

At a Court "f Probate holden ar Salisbury
 within and for the District of Salisbury, on
 the 2lsr day of Aprl, A. D. 1853.
 Present, JoHN c. MircnGLL Esq. Judge.
 On mo'ion of MYR.N T CoNKLIN, Admin. istratnr on the Estate of POLLY MAKER, late of Salisbury within sad district, drceased this C""rt doth decree that six mo"'hs from this date be sIlowe,l and lunnsd fur the credi. tors of said Estate to exl. hit their claims agairst ihe same 10 the Administrator a"d directs ,ha, public notice be given of this order hy advertising in a newspaper published in Lnch6rld. and by posting a copy ,hcreM on ,hs p.'blic sign -p"s' i, said town of Saleb"ry nearest the place where the drctased las dwell. Certified from Rrcord, E JOHN G. MITCHELL, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
District cf New Milford, ss
Pmhaie Court, April 18th, 1855

HTohhIe Seuf's Apu bO'Us IOoo
 ESTATE 0i SAMUEL BALDWIN. late of New Milford in said District, deceas. d.
 The cou,i "f Probate for lhc district oi New Milford hath limited and allowed SIX month. from the date hereof, for ihs creditors of ssn estate, rpresenied i"solvcni, in which 10 .x- hbii their claims thereto ; and bas appointes Harry Buckingham aud Carr Hine. of sai' New Milford. Commissioners 10 receive anr examine said claims. Certified by
 FREDERICK CHITTENDEN, Judge.
 The subscribers give notice that they shal meet at tho ho,ise of the decrasrd in said New Milford, on ,he 2s'h of Mag and l5lh %, Oc'"ler. al o'clock in the afternoon. on racl of said days, for the purpose of attending q the business of said appointment.
 CARR HINE. )Commis. HARRY BUCKINGHAM, { a,oners
 All persons indebted io said Estate are re quested to make immedia," payment io EDGAR E BALDWIN. ! Adninip.
 ALBERT ". BALDWIN, iTa'ors.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
NOIice.

PURSUANT to an order from ih. Cnur [ of Pruha'e for the District of T"rringIOn, the Administrators on Ike Estate of LaIhrOp Mes. scnser, late of sald rOrrIr g'nn, d"ceased, will sell SO much OI the Req. Es' a,e uf said decras. ed ns will ,aise the sum of S'x'ren Hundred Seventy One DAIa:s, rhir:y Eight Gents, with charges sf sale.
 Applicaimn may be made t0 MARY E. MESSENGER, at the dwelling ho"se lately occnPird by said dec"ased.
 ToiringIon. May 2d, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05

The "spiriIuausl manifestation" advO cales must feel proud Or tue progress whic,' Iheir cause is making. A Iudy from Wal worth c0nmIy, Wis, has been made inss ne through II'e rappin0s, aud taken I"a I"""> iIc asyium,amd Iw" m'en in Ihe same c"""'y are s0 E"vin1ly insame iionI the same cause that they are necessarily kept in cl""s and Seth Paire, the Spiritual Barker al ChicagO, las retired IO his farm |" Mc!1em ry county with spiritual wife, leaving hn Own faHilv im Chicago.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05

uJp Lrahy, il,e rpcuaant nlonk 0F La TFRppe, wllO has been On iri"i in Portage Guy, Wisconsin, EW ti,e murder 0f B Al1nley, has been Emnd guilty "r the charge, sud sentenced IO he imprisoned in IlIe State Pris0n EIr life. LeaWey killed Alanley in August last, On preIence that the ln,Ier had heen guilty oGmpr"per c"n- duct with his wife. Tue trial, winch was pemtllng ai tue time Of the murder, showed line suspicinlIa Co he unCmndcd.'
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05

Al a Court of Prnhate holden al Canaan with-
 in and for the District of C'naan on the
 27rh day of AprIl A. D. 1853
 Present, WALTER $. COWLES, Esq,
 Judge.
 Estate of SALMON HAWLEY, la'e OI Canaan m aald D!stIict. dece.sed.
 The Administrator represents the Estate insolveni, and rrnys the appointment cf C"'n. missione,s thereon, wherempon Ordtred-that Commissioners 70, rccIss, cx 'm'ne and adjust the c'ains of the CrHirors of sn'd Estate be appninted a: the Probate Offic" in said Canaan, "n the 23I day Of May, 1853, al one o'clock in the afternoon 7; and that all ger. sons interested in said estate may be notified ihureOf, iil" administrator w,lI cause this order tn be nubl'shad :n rtwspaper printed n L ,chi;e'd in L'chfrld cour,y. and p"st a copy thereof "n tte public sign post nearest the place where Ihe deceased last dwtit in said Canaan. A tue copy of RrcO,d,
 WALTER s. COWLES, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
Wrsrpnar Anril QS la5S.

About Il O'ck'ck thus I'renu"n the way tram from New Haven, E'r New York, ran over and killed instantly, am unknown man, at Greensfarmls. The body was so mu'i- lated that il was impossible [" rec"Gn'se a single feature. Fragments of the bndy were scattered for ten rods or more alO"g ahe track.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
Lumber and Coall

WE would .aIi the attention just now o' our patrons and customers generally 10 'h' fact that ~e have decidedly the best ard lar gesi as"orim. ni of Lumber to he found in inc Nausa'uck Valley, not excepting B,idsepor Our l unh.r is .rhos,ly well seasoned. and T. the best condition for dress'ns. Those ir want oft wifi do well io call soon.as seas"nec Lumber will be obtained with dificaIiy fro" ihe ea,ly shipments.
 Wc have also Lel,igh. White and Red Ash Coats on hand, sil of which. together wsih cu' Lumber, Shingles, La:h. &c. we are selling a, prices tower than present mafkel rates. WATERBURY LUMBER & COAL co.
 April 8. 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05

ROnBeRY.-Mr. Samuel B. Parmeiee, u 'Walimgi;,r,i, s0n ni ;he Sner,f of New Haven Cuuniy. had Sl.75O iE money, q watch worth &l5) and a consider" ble amount of jeweIry stolen from hIs r. si deuce on "Wednesday night. The New Haven COurler says that Mir. P. heinz un. ing unable lU gaIn any clue iO line ,hiei, wss ind"ccd iO cOnsm.t n,edlum,' ar claIr- v"vaui, living between WaIlingiOrd and Durham.
 S"c stated that the property was stolen by a servant girl. about l6 years of age ; that she had bnI ned a bout half the m 0ney ; that she had secre'ed the jeweIry under a stone, and the remainder Im another place.
 They returned a0d made search, but were unable 'o find any property. | he girl, however. was watched, and finally they concluded tO revGsIt tine clalrvnyanl. sOn being put IniO the mesuMeric siate, ste sad the rest Wi ihe m'mey had heen burD- ed since Ilclr .prt v;Ous visit, and That the iewelry was then ihrOwn in'n a well, which she described with great particular jiy, aGd alaO nacniMsned Oil,er cIrcUnIsiaII ces tending iO cunvInce her hearers Of tine sruth of her Siaiemenia.
 Ou bCtUtuIuS suC WV" W~O oC"bS~OuS ouu the jewelIy found in il, precisely as II had 'heen described. 'Che girl was then imlu. eed iO c"niess--wilen she acknowledged that she had stolen ,he properiy, thai she tad burned half the money, snd aiirr the first search she had burned the Tema iDder. She also sad the jewrlry was under Ile stone when iIle first search was nsatie.-- Jn fact. she cnnirssed ali the clalrvoy sat had stated. In c.rnnb.,ratiOn of ter cun fessiOns, a sip Of paper wh,ci. was arOund a Lorlion of ibe b'iS, was found ia ll,e ashes partly consumed.
 The story as above told. is . marvellous one. bui we learn from Shesii F., that |, is suhsis n,ially correct. He IS nO special Ael.ever in claIrvnyance. but states tl,e lacis as they occurred, wilhoni pretending aO acc4aai lbr them. The clairv"yani rr. sides sanle tea miles ffOm the scene 0f the robbery lad it is nni easy iO see how there could lave been say cN!lusiOn belweeR her snd the servant Rill. II is p'ssit'le, but not at sIl probable. The latter has beer taken Co iaL. She had been in the family OfMr. P. bSi few days, and was ssra0~ gev in the place.
 Bridgspors StsndsE6. !.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
WATERBURY
 Marble NIaMllfaClOPY.

PERSONS D want Of Monuments, Head Stones, Tablets, &c can he supplied at our establishment with as chasie an article, and as cheap as at any other establishment in the state. A large collection of Designs of the pr,nc.pal Monuments in Philadelphia a"d Greenwood Crmeier,es also a c'lrc'i"n of En.l,sh Designs, w.ic" w ith those of our own druughtiI z, makes one of ihe best coll'c''ons in the staie. Please refer [" Dr. Samuel Bucl, Dr A s Lewis or Dr q VI H.n,kcr.
 S. WARREN, Agent. Waterbury, April 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
District nf Washington &.

Probate Court, Aprh 2S b 1853 ESTATE Uf ELIJAH LOVERlDGE, late oi Washington m said D,s'r'c, heceasrd. The Administrator represents the Estate i"s"lv"n', a'.d prays the appointment of Com .mi2sIOners thereon.
 ORDERED,-ThatC Commissioners te receive and rx.nm'ne .hs claiu.s of tue Creditors "i eaId Estate he appointed at the Pr~hate or flee i" Washington, or the l0h day cf May. 1853 at Ivy" "'clock, afternoon "f which all persons in interest will take notice. and ao- pear, if they see cause, and be heard thereon
 lTHlEL HICKOX, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
- DiED.

In Warren, May 2i, Mrs. Caralnc s. Humphrey. aged 42 years.
 In She r".au, March 20 h, May E., wife ol Edmund V. Hawes. and daughter of the 'air Seymour B. Green of New Milford. aged 20.
 h New Milford, or the 18th of April, Ja"us Grren. aged s7 years.
 In Camden, Oneida Go. N. Y on the 25'h u!i., of apoplexy. Mir Ephraim Spencer. aged 60 years, Eur,ne,Iy of L,ichfcld. Also, ai l'e sane place. on ih" PC h. Mr Jos"ph T. Sco- v,l. aged 76 years, formerly of this town.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
ni.,r:n, nf plrnnnllh.

UlsFFCI UV EIyWIHNIW1
 Probate Court, May 9d, 1883. ESTATE oI LINUS PENN, Iate of Ply. mn"Ih in said District. deceased.
 PuTsuani to an order iron, ihc Court os Pro" hate for sa,d District will be sold aI Public Auction io the highest bidder on the sls' day Of May, 1883. n: eme o'clock in the nferno"n, IunleSs previously dIspOsch of ar pr'vaic salrl SO much of the R. al E-ia'e of said dcceased as ~'ll raise the sum Of Three Hundred Sixty Five Dollars and Ninety Ces's with incidental charges Of sale.
 Sale IO take place On thc premises. near the late residence Of said dcceased in said Ply. mou.h. Terms made, known ai the time Ol sale. EDWARD HOPKINS,
 AdminIstrntOr.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
New Sewelry Store AT WOaCOTTVILLE.
N. MAI N

MNA<!A So aDAUNWWS
 @EEsE> WOHld resps c,i"lly Mf"rm the
 inhabitants ei Wolcollville and vicinity that Me has taken the piore of Mr HMngerfDrd, near the railroad dep"i. where he offers lor sale all kinds of Jewelry. Checks and Fancy Wares generally, on as favorable terms as eau be purchased lscw here. ..
 N Watches, clocks and jewelry of every description repaired ano warranted. Old gold snd sllver bought and taken in exchange. A share of pa'ronnge is respectfully sol cited.
 Wulcoltville, April leth, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
A Card.

JUDGE CHURCH. deeply impressed with the unrrInllled kindness and attention Of Mir. Sylvester Spencer and h's family 'x'endet to himsel: and hIs deceased wife, during their ,llness a. the Mansion House. and grat, ful for ihe ready assistance afforded [" h's children. whil. in attendance upon their afflicted parents thus pul,l l'cly expresses hIs thanks to ,h"'n, with the assurance ihnt SO long as the sad occaslon, which has thus called forth tn, ir kindn. ss, sha be remembered, sU long will his gratitude be fvii.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
STATE REFOM SCHOOL.

T'hs requisite amount of funds, i, is said, have been subscribed for the ereclinn of H State Reform Schnnl. in conformity to the conditions prescribed by the Act of appr"- priaii'n passed ny the last LeHisIa'"re.-- Meriden has been decided upon as the place for it's location.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05

4 Flint to Farncrs. Maine Far> mer gives the following pertinent pa"a- g'aph on the importance of the proper care of stock:
 We may send 10 England for Durham cows. or to Spain or Saxony for the choicest sheep; we may search the wo Id over for cattle that please the eye. hut unless they receive th 3 best care and lib> e'"l ferding they will most assu,edIy df- lerlOIate and become as worthless and unworthy of propagation as any of the skeleton breeds that now haunt our rich but neglected-psstu,e lands. We remem. Der an anecdote in point. and will relate i, by way of illustration. A farmer hays ing purchased COW from country ahounding in ihe richest pas,urage. upon taking her to his own inf.sior pastures. found that she fell short of the yield which he was info, med she was accus- toned to give. He complained to ti @ gentleman of whom he had purchased. that the COW was not the one he ba. gains co for. or in siiser words. what she was cracked up to be-
 Why. said the seller. I sold you my COW. but did not sell you my pasture too.'
 The above reminds us of the reply which a sh,ewd old farmer. whoa we knew many years ago. made to one of his neighbo,s. The latter had obtained some pigs of man residing some miles off. and who. because intelligent. parlic. ularly surpassing his neighbo's ir raising. Shortly after. meeting the old gentleman referred to. he says. "Wcll. Mr. S~ett- sir. I'm going to beat yon in raising hogs this year I have got some of J. Ms breed"
 "A.a>h." drawled out the old man. you'd better get the breed of his hog ,ough!'
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05

THE Annual Meeting of the lst EccIesi- asticaI Society of LHcbi"ld will bc held at the Conference Room on Monday, May 9'h at g o'clock P. NJ for 'he purpose "f eletIing officers and iransactInS any other business pr,per to be done at saih meeting.
 DE BOSTNlCK.
 GUROON FILLEY.
 HENRY B GRAVES.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05

WHEAT.-We have accounts from farmers in various towns of Monroe County. respecting the growing wheat All concur in stating that that it's condl' tion is exceedingly favorable. Such we believe is the fact generally throughout the Genesee countIy.--ROckcster Amer ican
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
District or Cornwall. ss. Prohala Court. Anr,l 22l. l9i

ESTATE of DRUSILLA GRIFFIN, late of Cornwall. in said District, deceased.
 Ordereh-That the AdmIn,slrator exhihi his Administration account to this Court i" adjustment, al the Probate Office in Cornwall on the 7lh day of May. 1853, at | o'clock afternoon and that all persons interested i' said Estate. may he notified rhc'eof, 'be Ad minsiraiorwill cause this Or,er tO be publIsh 'G in newspaper printed in Lmch6cld and p"s' a copy thereof OF the sign post in ta'd Corn. wall nearest tho late residence of said de. ceased. Certified hy
 FREDERICK KELLOGG, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA

The steamer Genr1ia and Uncle Sam arrived al New York un "Wednesday, from AspinwaII, bringing large number of pessengtr rs and $2,9O0, 900 in gold from California.
 The steamer COries made the run down, from San Francesca 10 Panama, ins,de Oi fourteen days -tl'e quickes; passage ever before made.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
still +hev Come.

More New Goods at Br0dtord's {!
 THE fub cribcr has again re'Urne1 from ma he: wi,h choice Let's ot CHEAP GooDs Eor the SPRING TRADE. Cell and examine the Bargs'ns.
 16 Small profits on Desirable Goods. for Cash or Exchange. BRADrORD'S.
 April le. WolcoriviIlc.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05

BEAUTIFUL AND CHEAP! IS the ex. cla"aii.,n oi every one who examines Brad. iOrd's MusliDs and Lawns. Splendid colOrs and Priierns, fresh from the auction r"n.Rs Of New York. ere nov going wuh a RUsR-ai prices which astonIsii even inc shoppers Oi Dry Goods. A c BRADFORD.
 WOlcMiIyiIle.