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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-03-05

a. We learn that on the gath ult.
the Senate passed the House Bill aP-
propriating s2s, 900 for macademising
the Morgantown, Kingwood & West
Union Turnpike.
We congratulate our mounta'neer
friends on this result. twill put mo-
ney into their pockets, as well as pro-
mote the public interest generally.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-03-05

Nev Post 06ce.-We learn from
the Fairmont Republican that the p
M. General has established an office
at Benton's Ferry, few miles above
that place, on the Railroad, and up.
poi1sed Sandford B. Hall Postmaster.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-03-05
The Markets.
Prices Current, March S
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

From tho pittsburg Daily Dispatch.
PITTSBURG, Feb. &c, 1852.
Flour.-Salcs, in lots, 81, OOa$4, ls.
Butter, in rolls, l6c.
Eggs, per dozen, loo.
Bacon.-Slouldcrs &c; Hams 10c.
Groceries.-Sugar ST; Molusscs 33
cts. per gullon.... Rice 81, Cheese 10.
The Dispatch represents bust
ness us dull ut tho abovc date.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-03-05
From tho Baltimore American.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 90.

Cat,'c.-Priccs ranged from SO to
$500 ul tho hoof, equal to SGa$7,75
ne', aud averaging $3,37 gross.
Hogs are brisk ut IS.
Flour has declined to S5.l24.
Grain.-Rch Wllca,s ut ITO tolt2
cts; white do. nj ll0'o LIS cts. Vel.
low corn ut 5Sa50 cts; white 55a5G.
Oats were selling II, 37a3S.
Nut much doing in Provisions.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-03-05

Secretary Corwin. it is said, has
annointcd A. NJ. Phillips Inspector
Of Steam Boilers at Wheeling, (Va;)
salary $500, Charles Brady As ISL
tant Appraiser at Boston; salary 81
900.
Thursday the 10Th nlt. was the day
to take down the Suspension Bridge
at Wheeling. according to the decree
Of tho Supreme Court, but the Gaz'
etto says it is still standing.
~ The Richmond Wig thinks
the Legislature will not adjourn be-
fore the 18th Of April.
" The London Times says that
"Cnba is not British, and never can
be-"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-03-05

~ Mr. James Kerns, of Pleasant
Valley, makes some excellent edge
tools. We should like to puff that
Are, but we forbear less some incon-
siderate individual should a1 us to
lend it!
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-03-05

A Joint resolution has passed the H.
linois House ofRcprescnlatives to the
effect that the Senators and Represen-
tatives Of that State in Congress be re.
quested to use their best exertions TO
procure the passage Of law Of Con
gress, granting to each State in the
Union an amount Of public lands, not
less ID value than five hundred ,llous-
and dollars, forlhe liberal endowment
of system oflndustrial Universities,
one in zach State in the Union, to CO.
operate with each other. and with the
Smithsonian Institution at Washing
ton, for the more liberal and practical
education Of our industrial classes and
their teachers.
The British Friend, tho organ Of
the Society of Friends, announces tho
formation Of a fund, for tho purpose
of removing obstruclions to matri.
mony among the poorer classes of
Friends" A thousand pounds has
been raised aud invested in mortgage
es, the income Of which is to We lent,
in marriage portions Of ten pounds
each, to deserving persons conlempla-
ting marriage, whose property is less
than thirty pounds value.
Mr.. Waller, an English gentleman,
was supplied, in the early part Of tho
last year, with a set of teeth. Un.
fortunately, II substance resembling
gold had been supplied by the dentist,
instead of genuine gold: tho consc.
qnence was, cancer ensued-one side
Of his face was completely eaten II.
way by it-from the agonics of which
he was lately relieved by death.
A Partisan milliner has taken out Il
patent for q leathcr bonnrt, a new and
extremely elegant articlc--says tho
Court Journal The leather is ex-
ceedingly thin aud delicately enamel
led, and is drawn over the frame in
the same manner as silk or velvet
1t has the advantage Of being water
proof
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-03-05
CuMBlaEalAsp, MD.

Incendiarism prevailed in Cumber-
land, last week. On Monday last the
roof Of Hoffnan's Row was set on fire
from the attic-the fire companies sue
cepded in arresting the FIRE atthe third
story.-Some. ofthe losers Wereinsured.
The Sons ofTemperance, however. lost
all the fixtures olSthsir Hall, valued at
about $500, and the Masons all their
furniture &c. The row willbeirebuilt
at once. On Tuesday an attempt was
made to burn the building at The corner
of Baltimore and Mechanic street, be
longing to S. NJ. Semmes, Esq. 1.-The
fire was communicated 10 the roof from
the attic, above The Hall Of the !. o. r..
M. The Fireman succeeded in subdu
ing The flames with inconsidsrable dam-
ages. On Tuesday evening bedinl
The U. S. Hotel was fired, but iortu-
nalply, again the flames were .subduedi
with bu, lille damage. On Wednesday
evening, an attempt was made Il. de-
stroy Belvidere Hall, by setting fire TO
lhp steps leading to the dressing room
Of the stage. The flames were prompt-
" extinsuishrd. The incendiary was
seen engaged IN bis work, but escaped.
Tho @ uecn of Spain, when she re.
views her troops, treats them to CT.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-03-05

A respecsabie married lady was ar
rested last week. in Greenwood Gem
e,ry; for the offence Of gathering, a
rose, from one of the trees on the
grounds. She was fined five dollars.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-03-05
THE BRIDGE.

We arc gratitied TO learn, that at a
meeting of the Stockholders, on Mon
day last, it was resolved, by a vote of
four to one, to proceed without delay
and build the Bridge over the River
at this place. The structure, when
completed, will greatly facilitate in
tarcourse between residents on both
sides of the river, besides being an or
nament to the place.
SEED PLANTER stock is up, some
say, to S3b per cent. premium! Our
carriage and harness makers, machine
builders, &c. have been unusually bu-
sy for some time past, in fitting out
the vendors of Seed Planters for the
Spring campaign. The Printers too
have been called upon, to furnish pa
tent deeds, schedules and certificates,
by the quantity. The sale of Seed
Planters was brisk during the eally
part of the week among the crowd
attending Court.
GO There will be sale of valu-
able Personal Property on the farm
of L. c. Wilson, Esq. See advt.
~ Who has lost Pocket Book !?
See Carr, Smith & CO. advt.
~ An Account Book, supposed to
belong 10 John S. Beatty, Of Greene
CO. Wisconsin, was found in Fayette
co.., Pa, a few days since, and left at
this office, where the owner can get it.
Fire "A board kiln, containing
some 10000 feet Of seasoned stuff,
was consumed by fire on the night of
Tuesday last, about ( of a mile south
of this town. The lumber belonged
10 several individuals.
The Boat Yard at Durbannah is
going ahead. Something considerable
will grow out of it.
The Maple Sugar season does not
turn out very well in this vicinity
lfany Of our delinquent subscribers
should chance to have lump tospare
it will be acceptable-provided they
think it safe fora Printer 10 indulge in
such luxuries.
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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-03-05

Change Of Time Of holding Courts.
AN act has been passed by the Leg
islature changing the time Of holding
tho Circuit Courts in the Nineteenth
and Twenty.frst Circuits. The Cir
cult Courts will hereafter be held in
the counties composing these circuits,
as follows: II
In the Nineteenth Circuit:-For
the county Of Braxton, OH the 18th
day of March, aud the 10th day Of Au-
gust; for the county of Lewis, on the
oath day ofMarch and the oath day of
August; for the county Of Richie, on
the 18th day Of April, and the 18th
day Of September; for the county OF
Peasants, goth April and goth Sept;
for the county Of Wir, goth April and
Goth September; for the county of
Gilmer, sth May and sth October;
for the county of Doddridge, goth May
and goth October; for the county OF
Wood, 2sth May and 2sth October.
In the Twenty-first Circuit For
the county of Preston on the 10th of
March and 10th Of August; Taylor,
Sd April and Sd September; Upshur,
1lth April and II th September; Ma
rion, 10Th April and 10Th September
Barbour, 10th May and 10th October;
Randolph, gath May and 9th octo-
Dor; and Harrison s,h Juno and sth
misunderstanding Register.
THE Gyrsrrs.-A squad of these
wandering vagabonds are encamped
on the Northwestern Turnpike, about
five miles west of this place. They
are following what appears to be the
only avoca,ion of the race-begging,
thieving and fortune-telling. We are
told that they have not made less than
sl0O by telling fortunes while there
and that they visit the houses in the
neighborhood, and impudently de.
mand donations in the shape of pro.
visions, clothing, &C., and threaten to
bring the judgment Of Providence
upon the heads ofall who refuse them.
None who know enough to count ten
will be Influenced by this nonsense
Clarksbuyg Reg.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-03-05

Tho Queen of Spain, when she re-
views her troops, treats them to CT
ga,s.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-01-13
Investment OF Money.

Investment Of Money.
irTVHE subscribers will attend TO the
l. Investment of Money
in the cities Of New York. Brooklyn, and
Williamsbutgh.
In Sums Of $500 or more.
on Bond and Mortgage, on improved and I'm
incumbered Real Est ate, worth at least
FIFTY PER CENT. MORE
than the Investment, at SEVEN per cent. in.
terest. per annum, payable halt yearly: and
will attend to the collection of interest wher
due, and remit the same to lenders, or occepi
of drafts therefor. payable on the days the inv
terest will fall due. No charge is made te
lenders for the investment of money OF the
collection Of interest.
The situation OF the Subscribera as Attor.
neys tor the Building Associations mentioned
below, give them facilities for investing
money within ten days after its receipt, OF
after receipt Of notice Of. the sums to be in
vested, gttsf
We rest as guarantee ofour integrity AM
capacity upon the fact that we are the Attor
neys OF the following Corporations, all o
which employ their capital in investments o.
mortgage, whereby the amount invested b.
us exceeds tAz
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-01-13
SILVER WARE
Fine Gold &SilVer Watches. -yeweIry
Fancy Goods. &C.
At the Old Stand No. 9 Exchange place,

At the Old Stand No. Exchnnge place,
BRIDGEPORT. CT.
NNHE firm OF Blaekmsn 4 Sanford so long
Il known AZ the abOve place having dis
solved, the business 10 now conducted by the
subscTiber whO will be happy 10 see all WIN
visit the city either for business or pleasure.
II ~ my intention 10 keep a larger assortment
than has ever been offered IN this place, which
will al all times be freely shown either to the
purchaser or the curious.
nv Stock IT Jewelry is very large and EN-
bracing every style in fashiUn. both fine Col,
and plated.
Ladies and GeMi!emen's G"ld watches 4"
every desrrinIi"n, quality aud price. fGsm
$40 to 1900, and, Silver Lever, LpPine, and
Verge Watches Of every quality that car be
warTarIed ,o keep time. Silver Forks. Spoons
KniV ~ Ladies', Cups. Sugar G"ngs. SC, a lar g
assortment always "n hand. warranted az pure
"a cnin,~ and ni the most fashionable style.
silver work Of all kinds made ~ order. JewelrS
and SpectaclPS made and repaired.
wedding Cards, Visiting Cards, Seals
Plates. Spoons sc. engraved in superior
style.
Fine Watches, repaired in the most perfect
manner. and warranted in all cases to perform
we'll, Watcl es sent by Express or otherwise
for repairs will receive immediate attention.
GEO. s SANFORD
No. 2 Exchange Place
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-01-13
THE WONDER OF the WORLD.

NOR the cure of SHl,rheum, Erysipe-
l. las, ChilblAinS. ChSpped or Cracked
Hands. Burns add ScaIds. Cuts, Wounds
of any kind; Old Sores: all kinds OF
Breaking Oul aud Sores on children Sore
l. ips. PimpIes on the Face, and all disea-
ses Of the Skin. --..
pFr par,iculars see small bills ac-
c0mpanying each Box. s-t
NF20.000 hOxes sold in this Stale the
past year. and gave universal satisfaction.
The great secret of the popularity oil
this Ointment lies in the fact that it ac-
cOmplishes all it is recommended tOsdo
and that do not ecOmnrnd il to cure any
thing but what from the nature Of the in
gredIenis. it is absolutely specific fOr,while
other prepa EaIions Of the kind are recon-
mended to cure every disease that human
flesh is heir to. frem Consumption lOwn to
the bite of flea, when, in fact. all the
medical properties, they contain are in the
handbills, and the thousands of fictitious
certificates published in the,f praise.
invite those troubled with the above
complaints. { particularly Salt Rheam,) TO
take a box and try tiff you are not
fully satisfied, return it and take back your
money.
N. B. have hundreds of Certificates
can show any one who feels disposed to
call on me and satisfy himself on the viz.
tuesof the ointment. Prepared and sold
by MONROE rERREL, Naugatuck. CT
TAil Orders directed to, the above adj
dress. will be thankfully received and
promptly attended to. Sold also by the
priacYaI Druggists and Country Mer-
chants generally. Price 25c. .
WHoL SALE DEPoTs "A. B. 6C d. Sands
No 100 Fulton ST.. New York. Reading s
Co. Boston, A. Mcclure & Co.. Albany.
AsENTs.-Lnchfield A. G. Smith, Win
sted | c. Allen, Wolcouv,lle Charles Nc
Neil Goshen Niles & Gray.
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Premium Sky-Light DaguerIeotypes

THNHE undessigr ed would most respect
Il fully AGAIN call the attention of the
citizens of Litchfield County to his suPe-
rioT mt thOd of taking DaguerreOiype Like
nesses. The public may rest assured that
no trouble or expense will be spared on
his part in making himself acquainted with
every new Improvement, aud be able AT al
times to produce as good Miniatures MS can
be obtained in the country. For the last
Eve years his whUls time and attention has
been devoted 10 the Art OF Photography.
aud he is has py in being able to cay. that
his most sHnguIne expectations have been
more than realized, both in regard to the
very extensive patronage he has received
as we'll as his SUCCESS 10 being able at all
times TO produce first class pictures. 1T is
we'll known to scientific men who have a
practical knowledge of this wonderful art
that pure atmosphere is very essential to
the producliOn of a fine clear and well Do
veloped picture. Now Litch6eld Hill is in
this respect perhaps more highly favored
than almost any other place IN New Eng"
land. He trusts that all who have NOT
already faithful representation OF life,
will lose no time in calling at his rooms and
sitting for their pictures while there is yet
!! life-while the eye is elear,end expressive,
{ and the cheek retains its vivid glow; for
| it is lamenta BILE fact that he is often called
upon to go to The 'house Of mourning to
take the licensees of deceased persons
Then delay not, but call Immediately, and
you shall be guaranteed a perfect fac smile
of the living subject.
H-Rooms in the first building south Of
the Mansion House.
J. l., JUDD.
Litchfeh, May Goth, 1852, J.
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LlTCHFlEl.D COUNTY
n nfrT. WirfiR All. &TPnfR ~
FROM

AGRl1 ULEW.RAL STO.RE.
Vac suosci lbet has made an arrangement
l. with WIN. Hovey for the sale of his cell
ebratcd Straw and. Corn-Stalk Gutter. | shall
sell all sizes OF his Cutters at the lowest cash
prices. w lolesale and retail. BY purchasing
these Cu,ters. Farmers and MECHANICS will be
able To save their stock f,om starvation. A
great variety OF New York s. Boston PLOWS.
Sythes, Puchfo,ks, Manure Forks. Bog and
Po,atoe Hacks, Shevels. SHADES, SC. HARD
WARE at all kinds, Door TT innings Hand
and Circular Saws, Files. Nails and spikes al
all kinds: DRY GOODS. GROCERIES,
CROCKtRY and TIN Ware, Brass and Iron
KETTLES great variety.
Stoves and Pipe aud Furniture. a great va.
riety of the most approved patterns.
Furnace Castings Of every descriptions
Mill Gearing of all kinds Waters heela.
owes shot, pitch-back and 'pl essure-eyerything
In the Iron line can be had at the shortest
notice at Bsidwin's Furnace. r..
Above all, Baldwin's Improved Railroad
CHAlN.PUMPS are taking the lead Of ever,
thing in the, pump line. These pumps are
sure Ia give satisfaction. .t+7... l.. IS
Being located on the line Of the Providence,
Hartford and Fishkiil Railroad. pumps ate
| sent 10 any part of the United States al the
| sh0rtest notice.
Turning Lathes and Turning Engines.
Machinery Of every description made and
repaired. Paaticula. attention paid to getting
up new Patterns Of machinery, water wheel
llgovfrnors. horse powers and lhIashers, wooG
saws. &C. SC.
The subscriber fatters himself tina, hts lonI
experience will enable him to give satisfaction
in all the branches oi his business
No-Cail and see. Don't iO:get the place.
| WANTED-100 tons SCRAP iron.
n. BALDWIN
Washington, Conn. Aug 10
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STEAM ENGINES AND
BOILERS. g~.-

T CONSTANTLY on hand and made to
" order OF a superior quality and ,naI
20 any for economy aud 20 yer at prices
warranted. Many years experience has
enabled me to improve my engines go as to
give entire satisfaction. Patronage is so'
hci,ed and orders by mail or otherwise
will he promptly attended, to by
AARON KILBOURN No Towards
New Haven. October 19. le52.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-01-13
New Goods
7. 4. RICHARDS,
Merchant Tailor.
Tall and win. Tor 0oOds.

Eau anu NW4M G0g VRoWW80
for gentle men's wtsr. which we've purchased
bv him expressly for this market. and which
he il confident " i'll be found upon 'xam'rs'
lion 10 be- eupeIIUI 70 any sImi or sleek ever
brought int" Lite he eId 60 unity. His stock Cf
cloths casrimeIts, velvet, vesiinRs. IL c. m.
ulete. comprising an sssoIin,tnI Ot all cUlCra
and 8 yles ~ whok he ct6ts sry ere 10 exA
hIbiI q superior lot He also has an exienA
siye assoi im+nI 81 shirts, bCsen,e, cOIiars,
black and fancy rT;avsiS, IItt, Et' ckS. tUsIG M~
,irrs. gloves h, six ~, lDPIinO shire and dIaw.
.rs handk ere tpis, UmhI ellar, ard every
Thing necessary Ia c'mphIe geniltnan's
wardrobe in q superior manner. His 81, ok Of
clothing this fali which las been got pl u iih
the greatest care, is larger than ever-wbmh
| he will sell cheaper than eveI-ard " hGepcr
mn bases If him may be assured that the
articles are just wEat they are represented tc
he. Gentlemen you ale invited to call and
,.xamine' the largest stock IF goods in tho
| equity, and 90 per cent. cheaper than
| ran be bought ELSEWHERE. gentlemen 4uspishs
| mo thei, cloth. can have heir garments made
n s,vle no, TO be surpassed in fashion and
workmanship. and warranted I" fit. TIL
Richards desires 10 return his mnst sincere
J thanks 10 his friends and The public, for the
| generous patronage heretofore extended IT,
him, and respectfully soliciia continuance
If the same. with pledge on. his part W do
1 all in his power tn merit the public patron.
age in his business. .... ID ...
A good supply Of Boys Clothing constantly
on hand Remember the first store east Of
| Wheeler's Hotel. West ri.
| CUTTING done al short MOI sc.
Fall and Winter Fashionsy .>:.:d.
| TT RICHARDS
Lltchfeld, October. 1852
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AUCTION SALE,

A Farm OF 81 acres, situated two
fTIFm and a half miles south Of Warren
EEss Meeting House, with D"seliinr>
House. Barn, and other builds
ings. all in good condition. Water is brought
to the house and barn by pipes. from. a never
failing spring. This 10 the fam lately own
ed and occupied by Stephen Strong deceased
1t will be sold at Public Auction. on. the
goth of January, 1853. il not previously sold
at private y le Fer further information APP
ply to VIM. HOPKINS, Administrator.
Warren. Dec. 80, 1852.
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$40 REWARD.

WILL he paid. l." any persoh VIII, .x'l! buy
wv ahnx Of Dr. lie r-i's Healing ONT
mcnt aud use il according 10 directions, il =,
the. will call al my office aud ga with lear
conscience that II does NOT completely cure
Chapel Hands, Chiiblsins, Sore Lips, Burns,
and Freezes. Sores on (hiidr n. ana greatly
allies iaie If not en,r IS cu,e Salt kheHn. and
most diseases .! the skin See advertisement
.es.a .l, ~. MONROE TERRELL.
A. G. SMITH, Agent. .-r.
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". Ee9'9'l2sassas,
At the Old Stdnd.

- III TIE Qua OUWU.
I'm HAVING procured an assistant
CNH Matchmaker aud JeweleI. Will
:onsinutlo do any and all kinds
si watch repairing and, watch leWelihg tha'
may be inlIusted i"his Gaze ~ the best man
nor and on ,easona able terms. no pains will I've
s,ared to give satisfaction to every CUSTOMER
Thankful flor past taxors he would SOLICIT tin
continuance of the puoIlc patronage. Als",'
choice assortment OF Watches. Jewelry cit
silver Ware at low prices for Cash.
Litchfield. Nav 1851 lv3
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-01-13
Architecture.
o. & A. JORDAN ARCH ITECTS.
2lA Main Street. Hartford. Conn.

2l6MGin Street, Hartford, Conn.,
OFFER their services to gentlemen a.
" bout to build. to committees of Public
Buildings, ChuEches, School Houses, &c.
PLANS for all kinds and styles of dwell
ing houses. &C., actually built and in pro.
gress, can at all times be seen al their Of.
fee and as it is more economical and
saves much after G..sppointment to have
plans and specifications well matured be-,
fore commencing, it must be desirable for
those about to build to secure the services
OF experienced Architects.
They also undertake the inspection Of
works during the progress as wellas far
nish designs for every style OF interior de-
cOration. frescO painting, monuments. tab
lets. &c. Charges always moderate.
Jau. 20, 1859. 81
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uOO1a dRL 10 TSvTSIQ Inv 40
xSES*%x&$Sxsgysx $$$ x9@STEs

I Milford-Mr Tn,tle. Plymouth Hollow
Woodward & Crast, WOOdbury-H s
Sanford, Bridge water-H KilbouEn, Milo d
Eonn-E Tomlipson, New Preston Will.
lam Hunt, WOodville-WiIliam Fry. Ea 81
Kemt-E SkIff. CORNWALL Bridge-JF| Olli s.
ter. SaIisburv-JOyce 4 Spur, SOuthoa
Daag
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a." JACKSON hereby gives notice that
Pants. Coats, Stockings, Ladies' Dresses
Shawls, &C., ut his residence, Que quarter
ola mile west Of the Court House, in Ltch
field.
~ All orders thankfully received and
promptly attended to.
Liichlield, September I 1851. IL
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-01-13

rhefpllowing is list ofOur authorized
Agents f.-aHs
VF& G II Baldwin, Lite h6eld; J d
J1ice. SI,shury Braun & Richardson,
Linz Rock Ballen s Miner, Falls, Val
lAgs Cur liner s. Stafford, West Cornwall;
Va;soa s Smith. sharon Afford q
3:lpst, WotcOsvilIs - Eli Treat New
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Shawls! Shawls Z!

EIAVE you examined Bradford's MAN
H TIE SHAWLS! We think he has
the best assortment we ever saw at any
country store in the State. He sells tie III
very cheap. .-, 4.,, .... -y..s. e.,..-
BRADFORD. Wolcot,viHe D
Cheap Cash Store.
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To. Lawyers.

T haze some tiAy volumes OF Law Book
l. which will sell much below the boob
sellers price, as l have duplicate copies, sucl
as Greenleaf on Evidence Ke IT'S Commenta
ries. Jorman on Wills, Gould's Pleading, Ste
phens' Nisi Prius, SC, &C.
CO. BELDEN.
Litchfield. Dec 9Th, 1859.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-01-13
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IN Norfolk near Gnshen. some months
u since "a Wooden Shawl. The owner
may have it by calling at William w.
Welch's Norfolk, and pay ing for this adyer>
iiSement.