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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10

At Cour. of Probate hslden at New Milford
 within and for the Dis,nct of New MhfoiG,
 on the zth day of March A 1853.
 Present .FREDERltK CHI lTENDEN. Judge HESITATE of ICHABOD NOBLE, late 0 of New Mhforl n said District, de- ceased.
 The Administer tors represent the estate in- solvent and prays the appOin;nent of Comm,s sloners thereOu-WhepeuPUn, Ordered. that ommlssiOnels to TeceIve. examine, and adjust the claims of the creditors of said estate be appointed at the Probate Office in said New Milford on the 18th day Uf March, 1853 at one o'clock n the afeTn0On-and that ali persons interested in said estate may be notified lhere- oi, the Administrators will cause thls 0sdOriO be published m . newsPapeE printed n Lirch- field and post . copy thereof on the public sign post nearest the place where :the deceased IasG dwelt.
 FREDERICK KCHlTTENDEN, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10

Al Court of Probate holden at Kent, withiH and for the District of Kent on the 24th dry of January A. D. 1853
 Present, RUFUS FULLER, Esq, Judge: 0N motion of William Roberts Adminis- O trator on the estate of Edgar Roberts lai'' of Kent within said district, deceased-This Court doth decree that six months be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the Administrator and directs that public nos tice be given of this order by advertising in published in Litchfeld and by posting copy thereof on the public sign post in said towu of Kent nearest the place whore Ihe dec ceased last dwelt.
 Certified from Record.
 RUFUS FULLER. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
SaDeciOI NOetce.

The subscriber hereby gives notice that he has disposed of the office of the |. LrrcHrrrLD ENeurREa" to MT HENRY w. HYATT, and that hereafter the paper and all the affairs of the office will Oe con- ductsd by him in his own name-it being understood, however. that all subscriptions and advertising accounts NOW DUE the es@ tablshment, are to be paid to the late pub fisher.
 This new arrangement will reDder Il necessary that all accounts with the otfac to this aale should be settled immediately For ihis purpose, the subscriber wIll for the present be happy to meet his patrons and frieRdS at the office Of the Enquirer, and in bis abseuce, pay meqt may be made 10 Mr. Hyatt.
 P. K. KILBOURNE.
 LitahHeld, March l, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10

E The Wings of Goshen met in Cau- GUS Mon lay evening, Feb. 2l. 1853. The following were appointed Delsgates-
 Delegates to Senatorial Cor venti"n- John s. Porter, Geo. A. Hill, Watts H Rr mks, F. M. Foster.
 Delegates to Probate Convention. Geo s. Brewster, F. B. Griswold, r. D. Lnd- ,jag'on. E. T. Cummings
 VoteL Delegates have power to appoint substitutes.
 Town Committee for the year ensuing F M. Foster, o. M. Humphrey. N. $. Wadhams. David Lucus. IT,, B F. Howe
 Chairman-G los H. Griswold,
 Clerk-Geo. s. Brewster.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
D { 2 0.

At Sharon. on the 24ih ut. MT. Samuel Bryant. formerly of Washington. aged v and "n the 27th, his wife, Cloe Bryant, aged B
 Al Pomp'on N. J. Feb 23d. at the residence of her son. C D Norton, Mrs Phil"mela Norton. aged 63 years. formerly st Norfolk in th's Co
 In New Milford, of small pox, MT. Franris Merwin, aged g years, son of Col. Henry Merwin.
 In this town. 4th Inst. Alice, daughter ot George Prescott, aged years.
 In Washington. on his 18th birth day, Feb. 9, of malignant sore throat. Waiter Gold, son of the late J. Swift Gold, of Philadelphia.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
District of Lilchfeld, ss.,

TfOUute NOuTts GeOTuHry 1flH 1OOS. \ TTPON the application of Timothy J. U Skillon of the Town and Cuun'y of Luchfield howing to this Court that he is Guardian to Otis A Skillon of said Town of Litchfeld Minor belonging to said District, and that said Minor is the owner of the following reel estate, viz one piece of land situated in South Farms so- ciety in said town ol Litchiield. containing about the one fourth part of one acre with dwelling House and other buildings stand> ing thereon and is bounded us follows, (lo wit) North, East and South on the land of Nathaniel G. Loveland, West on High way.
 Also, one other piece of land situated in sad South Farms society containing about thirty six acres, with Barn and other buildings standing thereon, and is abutted and bounded as follows, Uo wi,) North and West on lard of Newton Smith, South on the land of llhamer Hubbard. East on Highway. The inter est of said Minor to said Real Estate is the one undi- v,ded third part thereof and is valued at about Four hundred and thirty dollars. and showing just and reasonable cause for sel> liug said Real Estate-praying for an order and that he or some other meet person be empowered. to sell the same, as per nppli. cation on file, dated the l7th day of Feb- ruary 1853 more fully appears.
 Ordered, That the foregoing application be heard at the Probate Office, in Litch- field on the 10th day of May 1853 at g o'clock forenoon; and that notice thereof he published in some public newspaper near the place where such real estate lies. three weeks successively, at least six weeks before said time assigned.
 The above is tree copy of Record,
 Attest,
 OLIVER A. c. TODD, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
Sixteenth District.

A Convention of Delegates from the several towns composing the 18th Senatorial District will be held at the Hotel of Wm Parrish in Washington, on Wednesday, the 23d day of March 1853. at 10 o'clock m the forenoon. for the purp"se oi nominating candidate to be supported hv the Wings for Senator 10 repre- sent said District in Ihe approaching Session of the General Assembly Each town in said District is requested 10 send four Delegates.
 WILLIAM COrnREN } District
 HENRY MINOR Com
 C.B CRAFTS mittee. Woodbury, Feb. 18th. 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
Public Auction.

DY order Oi the Court rf Prohate fer the ID District of Salisbury, will sell at Pulp lie Auction SO much of the Real Estate ot Horace E Hubbard late of Salisbury in said diatr,ci. deceased as vii! raise the sum Ot Eft. teen Hundred and sixty Five Dollars and Fifty Five Cents--at the late residence of the decd in Salisbury. on the 22d day of March. 1s33, at one o'cleck P M, ii not previously disposed sf at private sale
 WALTER WHITTLESEY,
 Administrator.
 Salisbury, March Sd, 1853 2tt
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
DISTRICT OF WOODBURY.

A Convention of delegates from the several towns composing the Woodbury Probate District will be held at the Hotel of Lucius H. Foot, in Woodbury, on We'd nssday, the SOth day of March, A D. 1853, at 10 Q clock in the forenoon. for the purpose of nominating a candidate to be supported by the Wings of said District of Woudbury. at the ensuing election.
 Each town in the District is requested to send twice ns many delegates as it is en- titled to representatives ia the General As sembly.
 WILLIAM COTHREN } District
 JOIN IN c AMBLER Sir,I E:s Commit Woodbury. February 28. 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
Probate Conventions.
DISTRICT OF LITCHFZELD.

DISTRICT OF LITCHFZELD.
 The Whig Probate Convention for the Dis trict of i.,chfield will be held at the Mansion House in Liich6eld on Saturday. March 12, at Il o'clock A. M., for the purpose of nomina> t,ng candidate for the office ot Judge M Pro- bate to be supported at the ensuing election. IL Is hoped tha. all the delegates from the several towns will be prompt in their at'end> an:e, DE BOsTW. OK Probate
 o BROWN Committee
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
NOTICE.

AN instslImsnt of five per cent. on the "A capital stock of ihe Barnard Hard ware Company will be due and payable to w. M. Gay lord. Treasurer. On the lOth day of April, 1853.
 Per order of the President and Board of D;rec:ors. W M. GAYLORD. Sec'y.
 Lime Rock, March 5. 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
nY HTS ExCELLBNUT. THOMAS H. SEYMOUR,
OvrnHOa OF THE STATE or cONNrcTlcUr,
A PrOcIama tiOR.

GOVERNOR or THE STATE or CONNECTICUT.
 A PrOclama ton.
 The inscrutable ways of God. fill the mind with awe, and humble the soul in his presence.
 Oppressed with the weight of earthly trials, the thoughts instinctiveIy turn to the Father of Light and of Life for present help in time of trouble. l therefore deem it proper to recommend that Friday. the tsUepty JSfth of ths pres ent month, be set apart and observed throughout this Stste as day of Fast ing and Prayer.
 That in all places of worship, and whenever two or three are gathered to- gether in His name. the burLhen of acil. ing, and heavy hearts may be laid before the Lord. and His merciful interposit ion invoked in behalf of all who need divin. assistance That He will cleanse from sin. whatever has been soiled or injured by its blighting touch, and make the pc riod of humiliation before His throne the springtime of new hopes and pnrpo ses, which shall ripen into the peaceabl' fruits of righteousness.
 That He will tighten the cares of the laborer and bless she work of his hands give 10 virtue and truth the reward due to great moral trium phs; avert evil from families and administer comfort to those who mourn the death of the beautiful and good; hush the passions which dis turb the bosom of society or the peace of the State, and draw closer together by the cords of love. the offspring of a common Parent.
 And ttat the blessing of God may rest upon everything that is worthy of good report ;-the schools which extend the empire of knowledge. and the char ities which stretch their angel wings over the wrecks of suffering humanity, and shed abroad throughout our country and the world. the light and warmth of the Gospel Dsspensatioa.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the
 State, at Hartford. this fourth
 day of March, in the year of our L. s. Lord. one thousand eight hun-
 dred and fifty three, and of the
 inde pendencs of the United
 States. the seventy-seventh.
 By His Excellency. the Governor, JNo. P. c. MATHER, Secretary of State.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
LITCHFIELD AND CANAAN
 urnnilxe Company.

A SPECIAL meeting of tue StOckhOld> "A CTS of the Canaan dE Litchiield Turn- pike Ruad will be held at the HnteI of Gen COok in Goshen on the 18th day of March inst. at o'clock P M, IO take into consid - SraIiOD whether the Company will relin- quish said road 10 the public, or erect a new Gate House and contract for keeping the road in repair.
 BENJ. SEDG WICK. Clerk
 Cornwall, March 7lh, i653. mlO3tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10

H~The Vice President of the United States appears to be in the last stages of consum ption. A late letter from Mstan- gas states that his limbs have begun to swell, and that he cannot move His cough is constant and harassing and he and his friends regard his case as hope less.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
Donation Visit.

np The friends of the Rev. D. E.. BRowN propose to give him Donation V,s,t at his residence in Liich6eld, on Thursday. the 10th of March. instant. on the afternoon and evepiug. His friends throaghout the towa are invifess to attend.
 Bantam Falls. March I. 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10

IT The Tannery of F. N. Camp Esq. of Goshen was destroyed by fire on Thursday night lass-supposed to be the work of an incendiary. It was in- sured for $2,5o0.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
Senatorial Conventions.
Fifteenth District.

Fifteenth District. THE Delegates to the Whig Senatorial \ Convention for the 18th District will meet at the Hotel of c. s. Church in Vol ,:ortville on Thursday the l7th inst. at 10 rcIock A. M. for the purpose of nom,na- rinO a candidate for Senator from the 2d Dlstrict.
 JOHN CAMP. 2 District
 J. F. CALHOUN, Com mlltee " olcottville, March lst 1858.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
Girls Wanted.

THlRTY industrious Girls who have \ practical experience aud ingenuity 10 learn to attend light machinery, or do quick sewing, are waated at the WOlcoltville Knitting Factory. Enquire of
 s. N BRONSON. Li,ch6sld. Wolcoitvilie, March g. 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
District of Litchield, ss.

District of Litch6eld, ss.
 Probate Court, February 2l 1853 { UPSTATE of JOHN w. FISH, late of LA Litchfeli. in said District. deceas ed
 Ordered-That the Administl atOr OK, hibit his Admin istration account to the Court for adjustment, at the Probate Of. fee in Litchfeld On the Slh day of March IS 53, at o'clock afternoon and that all re rsons interested in said Estate. may be no tified thereof, the Administrator will Ca use this order to be published in a news. paper printed in Lilchfield, in Litch6eld County and post copy thereof on the sign post in said town of LitchtieId nearest the last residence of .he deceused at least six days before said day assigned.
 A ue copy of Record, Attest,
 OLIVER A. G. TODD, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
NOH&MOHo

S hereby gisen to Ihe Subsc' ibers to N ths St ok of the WOlcOtt7ille Knit ting Company that the first meeting of the Corporation for the purpose of organ 'zing, aud establishing said corporation, will be hell at the Tontine Hotel in the City and County of New Haven, on Thurs day the 17th day of March al 2 o'clock P. M.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
Notice to Builders.

ID PROPOSALS are solicited and VI Ill be res j. ceived until the l4th of March, for fnr- ni4hing materials and building School House IS by 22fset Plan aud specificatt ons can be set by applying to Guy CATLIN.
 LINUS G. Moss.
 STEPHEN MuRsE jr.
 Committee. Norfhhel6, Feb. %, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
Diairict nf Plvmnnfh a.

Probate Court, February 2I. 1853 v STATE of TIMOTHY ATWATi 5. A late of Plymouth. in said District ( ceassd. The Administrators represent l,F Estate insolvent and pray the aPpoIntmts of Commissioners thereon.
 O1dered-That Comm issioneFs to Feceiz4 and examine the claims of the Creditors 4e said Estate be appointed at the Probate OF . in Plymouth on the l9th day of March, Is: :, at i o'clock, afternOon-of which all psrs. :. in interest will take notice and appea, 4 they see cause and be heard thereon.
 Certified by
 AMMf GIDDINCS. Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10

WY A ANH@" 0IN Wood Chopper. can have constant tm. 0U pioyment tor thrse or jour mon!ns .! Cnnpping ChATcoal Wood for which liberal wages will be gwen. Enquire ai inc s'Ore o' the c travail IrOn COmpany.
 SAMUEL SCOvILL Ageat. West Cornwall, January 21 1853
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
District of Li,chfield ss.,

Probate Court, February 2ls; 1853. E STATE of AMY FISH, late of LiicL : L field in said District, deceased.
 Ordered-T the Admin istr aior ex- hibit his Administration account to il, Court for adjustment. at the Probate Or fee in L,chfeId on the 9th day of Marc 1853, at l o'clock, afternoon and that T persons interested in said Estate. may b.. notified thereof, the Administrator vii; cause this order to b~ published in news paper printed in Litchfeh, in Litchfiald County and pOst copy thereof on tLe sign post in said Town of Litch6eld neas> est the place where the deceased last dwell al least SIX days bt fnre said time assigDed.
 A true copy of Record. Attest,
 OLIVER A. G TODD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
XVW DE6TRTCT

OERGNBEO1sI6GE CO1eUeleGtO1e. A WHIG CONVENTION for the pur- pose of nominating candidate to represent said District in the next State Legislature, as SenatOr, will be held at the Village Hall, in West Cornwall, on Tuesday, thes 18th day Of March, 1853, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
 Towns are requested to send Delegates equal to twice the number of Represen- taliVes to which they are severally enti- tied.
 JONATHAN T. NORTON,
 VIM. C. PIERCE.
 NOAH s. WADHAMS,
 District Conamittee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
IA arrfRn .

In Freepori, I'll. Dec. 30h. V'm Peck to Mary Maria Ra:hbun. both of that place.
 In Racine. Wis Nov 25,h. Nelson c Peck to Clarissa Bolter. both of Racine.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
,mnssGr,UT1OM! /!

sV4E copartner..ip heretofore ;,,s1r, existing Mn under the name ana Srm of WHITING. KINNEY & SON, is this day dissolved hv mutual consent All those having unsettled acccuots with the sub+cribevs will please settle them by the lst of April.
 Either ot the subscribers are authorized to 'o''0 JASON WHITING.
 LEONARD KINNEY.
 GEORG KINNEY. Bantam Falls. February 24th. 1883.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10

BUTTKEREIT & TROWBRlDGE, MERCHANT TAILORS, South Street, LTTCHFIELD, CONN. EJAVE just received from Paris and New IL York a large assortment of Gentlemen's
 DRESS GOODS. far superior to any in this market. They have every thing in the shape of Clothing which the public wish, and that too, at pri- ces. which will aslonish the natives. They have an extensive assortment of CRAvATS, COLLARS,
 HOSIERY, HANDKERCHIEFS,
 VESTINGS and TRIMMINGS, to which the attention of the public IS re-
 spectiully invited
 1 Those furnishing their cloth can have garments cut and made in style which can- not be rivalled in fashion and workmanship. Cutting done at short notice. which will be 10 i:.
 Remmember the numhar -eEJ- South~sto Li,ehGeil, Dec. 29, 1852. . BUTTKEREIT J TRoWRRIDGE
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
Bantam Falls. February 24tA. 1883.

The business will be continued at the old stand under the drm of c. 3E H. L, KINNEY 6 CO m3
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
J. G. BATTERSON's MARREE wORx1

Hdrtford, COHn. and rombs of American and Italian Marble. Baptismal Fonts.MHr ralTablets. .Urns. Vases. Manilss, Table Tops, Italian Tile foe
 FloOEs, Ac.. constantly on hand or furaished 10 ordsi. Hartford, June lst
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10

The State Bank oi Hartford has declared n semi> annual dividend of 5 per cent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
 OF THE Barnard Hardware Company

ID E 1t known, that we, the subscribers here Doy yassociateourselves as body polite at d curpurate pursuant to the provisions of the fourteenth chapter of title third, of the Revl- sed Statute of the >tate of Connecticut. entitled Of Joint Stock Corporations and subsequent ac 5, and those amendatory they eof; and the following are our Arti> cles of Association and agreement.
 Article 1. The name and firm of the said Corporation shall be, Barnard Hardware Company
 Att. ?. The Capital Stock of said Corpora, ton shall be Twenty Five Thousand Dollars, end sh .li be divided into One Thousand Shares ot..Twenty five Dolia,s each.
 Art. 3. The said Corporation is established for the purpose oi Manufact uriDg aud de ealing in Iron, Brass and other metallic castings also Door Springs Gate Springs and Hinges Cars pentefs Bench Hooks Steelvards AdjuSl able Spring Balances and in general such articles as are composed maiaiy of wood. Iron Brass Steel and other materials and generally known as Hardware Goods and also to pur. chase hold and sell Real Estate and other property and such goods and effects as may be necessary and convenient for the prOsecu. tiun of said busineas
 Art. 4. The Slainte law of the State of Connecticut entitled of Joint Stock Corpo- ratiOns' and the sev .ral acts additional there's to and amendatOry. hereof are hereby particu- larly referred to and made part of these aIiiA cles. And the corporation hereby establiSh- ed and organized under and pursuant to the Statute shall have all the powers and proceed acc"r'iinG to the regulations subscribed and specified therein.
 Art $ Each subscriber 10 these articles agrees to take ihe number of shares aanexed to his name of the Capital Stock of said Cons 1any. each share to be Twenty Five Dollars as aforesaid and to be paid tor by ipsralnenis as the Dlrectors of said Corporation shall call in the same.
 Art. 6. The said Corporation is established and located in Lime Rock town ot Salisbury, Liich6eld County and State of Connecticut. Names Number of Shares William B Barnard Three HUndred Richardson Barnard & Go One Huntred ! and Sixty Leonard Richardson Forty
 William II Barnum Forty
 Milo Barnum Forty
 William H Walton Forty
 W H & J P Walton Forty
 Henry Sage Forty
 Horaiio Amrs Forty
 John H Hubbard Forty
 Henry Clark Twenty William BisselI Forty Chsuncev Reed Twenty alexander H Holley Forty
 Erasius D Goodwin Twenty William s HollsbiTd Forty
 Nathaniel Benedict Twenty
 William F Ben.dict Twenty .. Osmond S Green Twenty
 By order of the President and Bsarp Of Di' rectcrs.
 VIM GAYLORD. Secretary.
 Dated at Lime Rock March 1 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
DX- ETNG G.

!" JACKSON hereby gives notice tha H. he continues to DYE Over. Goats Pants. Goats, StOckings, Ladies Dresses Shawls, &c.,, at his residence. Oae quarter Ofa mile west of the Court House, in Litch field.
 T All orders thankfully received and promptly attended to.
 gSy-Cash paid taF all kinds t1 Furss
 Lhch6eld, September lsS2. lx
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CONsTABLEs SALE.

Sgcovp JueTTcrsCounTIlJ BEARD MAY MRS JOSE
PAEtsa OF oRIkANs PINE c. GtANDNor and Il. Il.
GRAN pAi0T, her husband. No 1850.
UpY VIRTUE of a writ Of heri tacias to me
u b directed by the Honorable G. Jone eond Justice q h'
Parish Oreau will lroceed to sell public lcon
.nss Arcade MONDAY May 80. 1883, at i2 O'clock
The ttl= GER
TAIN GROUND will thereon situated
third District ~ this city, she square bounded by French E
Fields Plopcias Iiru str des guG4 b., the
"sx "htesnn toA inclusive, plan drawn by A lie
Suyeyp the 3Si November, 1850 and deP0 Cd
Office of 4 A 5auioin, Notary Pulic.
sht rive each thirty ve ft
yTl Fields by 1nird twenty
Gepth the lot nug the Of ysiau Fie'dg
Lirston number hay hirty-iolr
half inches Lyiuen street BY hunied and sixty
d7th, and 10. number eleven the said
numbers twelve thirteen and fifteen ah t
Eisltlc hall Freuchnen By bun
twenty twelve forming the
Frsnrarnau and Livingston Is- Terms cash.
a}.ll my25 GEO. +. PEARSON, Constable
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MEDICAL.

GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, No.
VI I5I CHARTR EssTREEEJw WRIGHT Co hayingreHol'ea
every their have ed
propeo all the genuine popular Patent mtdi
thSr1 constantly sppd
ample a rseu ar bcs the usual ms
they enabled TO ohe or Tue
the most sxteAiyo aseonent wheh can 20
of
department the liberal scale, and now prfphsdo
uppy trade exceedingly that the cnhnOt
ta eontage on either Mhot;
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ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES Tho following ft romli-'
alartren furnished 70 dealers, IN
from twenty an b an anractatt
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