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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-29
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

! RICHMOND, No:EMBER 29, 1853
TOBACCO.-lhe breaks are very small and the sfoct.
both hand for sale and in nds of ma nufac,sers 49,
very light Sound Tugs suited i0r manufacturing sell A. Sc
Is TO 50; common and mdtins 10 sound order So TO g.
fair manufacturing oil good substance 50 so 10 $40; gooi
heavy tobacco suited both for shipping
$40 30 sl2 Some few hhds Of very fine OF this kind
tobacco commanded higher prices.
Fine manufacturing tobacco Of delicate texture ia sen,
lower than during the summer but other kinds show but
'-'' N. NJ MARTIN g. CO
WHEAT-Prime red Wheat sells at 81 40, ami prim.
white 81 d per busrel
FLOUR.-DuIl. with sales at Sc u.s.. Buyers wairs
further advices from Europe T. PEfTON.
CoRN-7Oa y cts. for new. Demand good.
CORN MEAI-SD 4 s. cts. per bushel for country. Mills
asking 90 cts. But little in market.
OATS--i0 a 42E cts. per bushel.
cured and Sm,hied hog round, liz and Is.
moo Sides 81 Shoulders 8 ST. Hams 10 l34
as in quality; sales mostly - l2h cts.
UTlER-Goshcn l5 % cts, Mountain, 10 2? cts
some poorer suitable for table use sold Low
as IL q Is cts.
FISH-hlnckere No 3, small, ~ ak; the latter for BIZ,
ton inspection; Halifax Herrngs, NO. !, S. 6k per ssi
CoFFEE-wo quole Rio IL IL cents; Laguyra liza
IL, Java l2H l3; Mocha Is l5S cts.
CANDLES-Tallow ii ISL Cts; Hulls and Jack
sons patent l6 Ainmantne % 30 Milchcps patent 30
3l Sperm So So cts.
LAkDs s@,6 barrels !! aIIs Cts; in kegs Il '
weigh % So 49, gross Sheep 81 50 $500 nett Hogs
s. so ST, nett.
SUGARS-Wc quote Porto Rico 5k 81 cents :;
New Orleans Sd 81. Refined Loaf 81 10; Crushed
81 Ok; Powdered 9S 81. CoiIoe Sugar ~ IS.
LT-Livcrp0ol fine per sack 81 80 alioat and 81 10
storci Ground Alum 81 02E.
SHOT-a CTS per H.
LIME-From wharf 81 Is from store 81 81 for Eas:.
EN- Virginia 81 81 10.
GUANO-Salns of Peruvian plenty at SIG.
LlQUORS-Mhskcy. Richmond reclifrd. 80 cents cash.
Tuscaloosa 40 to ~ Cincinnati, reclifcd, 80 cs fou;
months Old Family Rye As; Mountain go Gb; Brandy
common Imitation 80 TO 40; common 4th Proof Is
to 70 cts, cash. Otari Dupuy's So IS to IS Hen.
messy S3 So; Pinot g. Co., ssh IS; Apple 45 Is
cents. Gin--Anricln common, 81 10 80 cents; HolIant
81 10 10 81 20. n. T. Rum 81 to 50 cts
SEEDS-Ciovrr s:pad s6 rs per Dusnc; Timothy So
10 81; Herds Grass 81 i 25 Flaxsced 81 l2H
PLASTElt-Sa!es Lump S5s al Wharf, ssh Basin
Ground s6& 6T.
MOI.ASSESN. o. in barrels very superior, 81 80 r,s
Cuba new crop "a IS; Sugar House, In barrels. q
p cts; Porto Rico in hogshcuds 80 to 80 cts; Sugar Hou
Syrup, in barrels, 4Q a. cts common do % "a cts
lEATliER-Sole, good stamp, from 10 ~ cts. per To-
damaged from Is 10 l3ia
lRONPg S35 u $40 per TOM Swedes $780, Tredegar an!
English refined $780, Common English $40 75i up county
Bar $40 15
STEEL-American Bstered $40 lbs per ton.
SOAP-Tnrpentne AZ Cts; Fancy colorcd Il 10 H.
COrTON-l0E ii cts.
NAILS-llcd nj ~ cenls.
COAL-flr9ina l2s l2H cts, Joard for good Miyci
Fne and Lump Smiths IL cts; Anthracite is only sold re
tail rates-for load of 1000 lbs ST.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-29

Commissioners appointed by decree q INC On h srtion
IA King and Queen EE1G ana bs a day Of DECEMBER 3
s o snd wssSe 10 said
TO Inc hundred and seventy
Ave acres Eassx c0U% nbSa three miles rom Bower
The farm has on GTsn
necessary houses and cohai"' 7' p''' " '
prasTm me- time and place shall sell twenyonc valuable
Slaves =, cr.d;, ,n, The L., dav of Nav 1851
of expenses OF sale, which will be requires
hs purchased executing bond with good security Tor e ao
nvn.nt The title will be retained until the purchase on
hs nad shall convey such title only as 10 Vese " "
s All decree The slaves will be sold for cash.
RIO. L. MONrAGUb,
49, "a .v.v J. NJ. JEfFRIES.-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-29
For the Euoutrer.

For Inc Enquirer.
Mx,sas will you DO the favor TO insert the
.,c.ed communication II addressed the Dispatch,
ou In lis stead appeared in the issue Of The 2sh nst sy
pooss under the of ~ Rayenscro jones' IL Is pro-
~ mat should soy that do complain Of this
Disposition Of IT, we'll that the pau Of that pa
nr does not admit of any other But does not place Mr.
Jones before the public In precisely The light io which, 10
NY Hu"o va,v rruy yours. HF c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-29
CONVICTION AND OHIO RAIL ROAD.

"Breakors Ahead lin his communication published in yes
terdsys Enquer mistaken in his supposi'lon that Tho
Board of Public Works have selected the Monroe Route
The fact Is they have yet made no selection and will
not probably than the 18th December the time al
which they will receive proposals for the construction Oh
afy miles Yest of Coving,on Those proposals WILL in
all probability embrace both routes thus enabling the
Road ~ consider the actual with the
-, .-.-.,o n,ug.. which tho re surveys may de-
yeope.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-29
THE LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

Bo.rox Nov: &c. lsss-Ths steamship Canada reached
Intelligence by her from Europe TO the 18th consequently
forwarded:
Advicss from Rome s.ate that the thrilling news from the
backs of tho Danube created great excitement
tbs young soldiers The French army of occupation and
also among The oldest in the service and that
msrous been transmitted The competent
authorities permission to witness The operations of the
Turkish army.
Ths Dresden Journals contain details The of military
ptsparaons of Russia BeodCs the three in the Dd
nu6au Principaes aud Bessaraba there Ia fourth
aAls corps 10 Vohyna and Podea, and large masses of
troops are concentrated In Other places
a. Krsmenshuck eight regiments OF Curassers and
fo regiments Of ancer and eight regiments OF Dragons
~ stationed Charkoco. Besides these there arc numor.
corps Of Cossacks ready to take tho field Large DO
des Of troops marching to reinforce The army under
Pfinee Worow zoH < 500.
Lsssrs from Coustan,iuspe state that another million OF
paper money had been Issued by Turkey.
Russia 1t 10 sad only 900 fighting In the Prio-
cpasiss and tho general impression was that decisive
battle would take place. which would decide the
pagu, and that Russis would be defeated.
Tho Turks had taken Chsrsedy, in ASIA BY storm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-29


NnNDAY Tie 10Th Of December 1853, II sullh'c Cay, IL
ney, suitable day will sell publicly the farm Called
IT," abnmt two miles irm Col j. D. BowcocEs anu h,e
az Cha lolcsvle The tract contains ahont 'io
III of which II acres are estimated 10 he ~"idahu'
nj ia abuniaoty applied with water well divided WIN clos
hc - IN gnnI heat thirds OF being well sci Ia sli-a
nC which the farm Is peculiarly adapted ns u
W JUG r,ner ruIiyaiun the production OF corn AMI ooac'
hs cereal crors improvements consist Of eoou Two
80, house. all other necessary out
70 situated mia of az healthy aud agreeable
HI "a IL 10 be the upper Country WIN good
neat blacksmith shops, saving gust and
% Iii are within short distance There are so acres oil
rvs sccc! this a Horse boat navigation IN The Rivan.
WI -, ns miles .sant will shortly afford ready conveyance 10
ami track surveyed and stakci OIL Tor the Lynch
u the Orange and Alexandria ku Road within less
mile of WooLDurn, with depot about mile distant
.nrIy believed road will he operation within OF
abiding communication by rail ROAD WIN hlexan
1I baltimore &C. and with Richmond by way Of Charlottesville
Al the and place. will sell my aock OF iioses anu
Colts Mules Cale, Including II good Mich Cows and WORK
Oxen Sheep logs last seasons crops farm implements
arts and ,aon with household and kitchen furniture
Al the ssm time will sell IA all young and iiSey 10 he
-oId m families where there are young children
The erms one.hrd the value OF The llnd ~ Cash
and the remaining third IN Two years
from The da with deed Of trust the land 10 secure the DC
rrsj RAJ ncns other property over five dollars
he sDd 90 months with interest from DATE WHICH W"
DC rcmi!led II punetual Payment ~ made ,vr. i
Persons wishing the land will DC shown over "
called on WOODBURY.. "EoN"1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-29

The adoption OF a liberal system of Internal I'm
movement In our State has had wonderful elect upon
emigration from the State This fall scarcely wagon with
family destined 10 Western Satcs (says the Charles
ION Y,n.wha Republican, has passed through this place
This 10 conclusive that drain of population from Virgil
mia has nearly ceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-29
REpucr1oN or FARE From RICHMOND


wishing To reach the part OF North "a
n,na are informed lhatth via Rch,nnnd ai Invite
~ nn, nI rIarg & Co.'S Coaches ia the cheapest and
v 90. ote Leave Richmond evcry morning atI ocGcK excel
Sunday aud arrive Greensboro The neAt 1iy a. VI '' l.
Through the Office Of Richmond anu pan'e
Road. in Richmond as c ioIoTa: \ e. for IS 80
From klch.oh" " Sai.,n y 4. FIR IL 81
d. GO Ia.,"' ,'no NJ r, G,r II
DO 40 .I,hSrv x r. ,nr IL 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-29

= RAIL ROADS OF ENGLAND. Ion
W. RANDOLP H. ia addition large lot OF VeGAos n
d recently received and offered o. vfI o
has for sale ga The Rail Road Book OF Engand
Geographical Picturesque; descriptive OF the ces nd
Try seats, with brief sketch OF inc Lines ~ &C
Wales By E. Churton, with naps and plates. WV ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-29
CHANGE or HOURS OF sTAnTING
oAI. SHADE; ACADE

LUSENBURG CoTNrV. VA.
rS1S Institution. located few miles Southwest OF IuhChtn
tnun House in The midst Of nora! AL highly intelligent
community, remote lr" scenes oil chess AM 10 am @
Monday ia February next and con"ue TIL the hrst o 'oI
The aiiion to the boarding department. course Of etet
on viii be completed by Opening Of the session. at which am
many as ~e" Ss% D for College or the ord
pursuits lie The drne mild and eC m ,s
renortIn. the each menhe m,.a'ns 10 ms "a
classes o.errr with his d:;one' IN SCHOOL, VIII DC iSsua
In tue department Anos9, nsnage and Ma'e% S1as;,.
tmn!c S,tney College Of experience m teaehnr a
po.sess the proper QUALIFICATIONS e''e" " '"'
TO hole a, distance wards TO send o s
b.r wou say that twelve last years OF his NE per-
yo,e% eycycy 70 Of his profession during w ~
has tn! hands o. gene, 10, e pr,
ann ne sn% OF those his
TERMS Payable at the close Of 4, The se,.lon' s5U
DO do Euelh Branches, ,u,h,, i1Ot
No enhance for less Than session deduction '
seIce, except cases Of pfo'raced seE"eS NJ WILLIAMS
Address Lunenhnrg c. H. Va NoS 62c1I Nv ON
7oAL MINES II IIIE GoUNTY OF 5o Canal
s"ye The e Of richmond cono" SHOWN az s above eo w
Pits M o as dwnsrs 10 VIII hos Of n.
Il. .s r s y
snd William @ "p"ss , ,Dd .e1 maze
aSo-e The time r.. demand GH% or good ,
& u within few hund,ei Shssp Conveyance
sood craze and op @'a h5, "e
Inc will find II 10 ME "'S'e GEO ID FISfER
ApPyio At the Office of Crensh1~ q : i'u u,.iio
permanently Iosp ne REQ"
am pLspa'afa s viii BE-
s Ksno.' Co. Store at the SSc!aJ1 aEApoR
| nromttly attended TO-
| FaNov Is ca I'll
ILoS:ISS ~AStfhaSHs a. # ever, kin. Of
TrENDS punctuay and m s Of Fruit Tees 'fO
| "A country produce; also, ssems s -"
the Nursery Jos Sinton snb,, Hotel. Cary street.
otacs End door bslow tho Coa"'
eS {as sstts,
GENTLEMAN prsra attn and French, and who hs1 han
yea2S as Teacher. Satisfactory r. A. W. Hanover Court House
Afjrcss (p"s paio'
Nov. l2-cHu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-29
1LLNEss oE GOV. RRoOME.

We arc panied learn that Gov. Btoome has been dan
gsrousy i'll duog the present week. at hs plantation
tuun and that BIO still very Feeble though Improving
THIS MAKES tho second attack the Governor has had
In tho course of the last few weeks and as consequences
be has scarcely been able except on few occasions
time rF1orfdLdn, art'-'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-29

yH,RAVELLING BLANlkETS.-a varie'y OF Travelling
Il blankets, very superior.
McTino and Plush Mue D1askIn. BUckkin, Unrcssci Xii
Lined Bc and Ute styles Gloves. for gentlemen Bns
cassri rre aud Lined Berlin Gloves al 20 Main street.
Nov 80 CHRISTIAN a. LA1iROP
Law PARTNERSHIPS.
GEORGE II. Il WILLIAM MATTHEW'S. have as;ncae! 4,
- partners the iactce the Law. and will attend the Crg
BucEneam aud and pin Edaai
Address a Cumberland, buckingham Court HOUSE
resides William Nahos,
at the latter place. Nov 2y--c2attI
eeILL PAPEU.-J W. RANDOLPH supply McIch4G.,
- and Clerks with "J:rty F"olscan Paper ruled
lnaE'ng Bits. The prices vary IL of
az. quality at y per qUfc
Those wp Intend sells Of Books for 1851 would !!
well TO hand Ieir orders curly possible l2 Main
About 80 SLAVES Al Auction.
EGYlll be- sold Jay, the 10th December s53 fair II
w not the eX idr day ,OHGcncIu! n O'Clock At Tucka
hoc The farm "a" occupied by Jo Jesse Ssd the Canal Ii
miles above Rrmnn Is Slaves, belonging
Of DR. John Mrs tibrlella bro kenbrough deceased
Terms cash. GUDDlS Il APPERSON
Nov 29--id AuctionrerL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-29

SCARLET FFvER.-The Virginia Sensna says, that
the scarlet fever prevailing alarming extent 10 Fau
quler county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-29
ledge Hill PITS AND FARMING LANDS
IN iENElCO COUNTY, 10 MILES FROM RICHMOND,
SALE AT


rSNIE above Of an contains 5oo and is proposed
divide parcels tracts, mting Rocky Branch
boundary the The mineral ct 10 the Of the branch
which Will contain about 100 acres and Is vel Known abound
beds Of and coke and bridge clay Ths EDGE
m pts this OF this Of land and have ut many
been extensively and pohtaby worked oy the iaie JOHN BARI
the present Mr. James e.. Dcaon, and OtheIa The
only but actually worked on the GU!
crop coal and North and South TIE
DRIFT Of these formations across the entire tract, from Norm a.;
distance Of half MILE thus iovins HE uninterrupted Goa
the formation This mineral tract lies nncdlaIcyt
the coal and coke fields formerly owned by the Mess
Crouce Mr. JLmss Dunlop THIS property u within Is mE
Canal, which the Rail koti
ckah0e and JImes River Rail Road Company mmcdIy
through the middle Of this coal tract Of land The balance 81 NO
about i5J well wooded and waed Win
small dwelling hDascs and would make comic table Iarm
II healthy neIgboroud and Convenient parket.
The sale will take place On TUESDAY, the Jth December 3j
ar tho next ady al Tuckahoc the IA rm occupied 10y
Major Jesse shead Immediately alter the sac OF Dr. BocfsH
brnughI slaves
liable added, secured by decd is rs'intd
Nov. .9-cds GnDDlN & AFPERS0N, hLet,
CHANGE OF HOURS OF STA RTING
FOR PORTSMOUTH AND NORFOLK.
THVIiE Steam Boat Curtis Peck" Capt. Jnn. Da sC
Wis, wi regularly leave the Wharf at Kockes$$xsrsash9
every Tuesday. Thursday anl Saturday mornings
pact O'CLOCK ecIciy and return each allie day ea'
Ing Norfolk hour "a O'CLOCK ind all o! M
Nov % s,'''''S' ~ 800 IT, 0. HAsK Ms.
PLNTED GOODS.
have Just received large invoice OF fated ware which
W stock, makes assortment mp!ete
In cun-I,I II. IN part, as fOIo"S;
Tea Sets plaza md engraved, patterns
Tea and Coffee Urns, Tea Kettles
t:ub.r.s. Cup Table. Desert and Tea Spoons
Suup. and Gravy Ls,ie Buuer Knives
sIusar aud Salt Spnnns, Smulers and Trays
Cake. Pie and ish Knives Oval AMI square WaIler9
Frut ard Cake la kcts. C!cgaGI patterns
I;a.inrs richly c!assd md plain; fine cut Bottles.
Of the best quality and for sale
loves prices a. No la', Main street. o,,,v,
BblhLEi ~ CO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-29
COMMERCIAL REC0RD.

BALTIMORE Nov. 2sh.-r Flour and grain are s,s,.-
at former prices. oi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-29

XSuAVING.-Iaving permanently .oS per.on Wishing
Richmond prepared 10 wait up" g Andrew Jonn
NO. - Co. Is Hardware Store or at the SHcaJAIl MEApoh
nromttly attended TO.
OK r1s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-29

q TEA ELY 49, w r,Et h,.ocbes Of he
ns S snd Who Hs
"A English together sa procure uor'he
yeaf as Teacher Satisfactory H. A. w Hanover Cour HOUSE
Address (p"st paio'
Nov. l2-c1u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-29

NEW YORK Nov 2S-Four is active Of a sIIsb, .
vance. Grain Is in better demand a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-29

LOGAN wAAkERRcMA Mt, ,,.o,
TrENDS punctuay and fl; G hs OF Fruit T'ss' 'O
"a country produce; aso, ssen' ''
The Nursery Of Jos Sn,oG s9ms, HOTEL Cary street.
oace End door below the Columns
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LATEST NEWS BY THE TELEGR,pu
photographed for the Richmond Enoui,
ARREST OF COUNTERt


The liabilities of Shelton, who recently failed in Boar,
are estimated al million of dollars.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-02-24
Fourth Congressional District.


The proceedings Of the convention Of
this (4th) congressional district viii be
70 md ip another column. Owing to the
inclement season and the bad state Of
the roads. the number Of delegates in
attendance was not as large as on some
former occasions. It is matter Of COP
graduation. however. that the utmost
harmony and good feeIiqg characterized
their deliberations, and the result Of those
deliberations is hailed with general ac-
clamation wherever the nominee il
known. Our good friends Of Old Fair
field may rest assured that the wings Of
Litch6eld county are prepared to do their
sohOle duty in the important contest be>
fore them. The nomination Of Dr. WEIGH
has given a new impetus to the good
cause in this region-reviving the hopes
of tho doubling, and imparting new en-,
!srgy to the ardent and hopeful.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-02-24

THO the Honorable Court OF Probate for the
l. District Of Litchfeld.
The application of HELEN M. KENNEY
Of the Town and County Of LitchReld. shew-
eth that she is Guardian 10 JOSEPHINE
LOUISA KINNEY. minor belonging TO
said District and that said minor 10 the owner
of the following Real Estate, situated n said
TOWN. and County Of Litchfeld at Bantam
Falls 90 called containing about ten acres
with dwelling House, Barn, Sawmill and
other buildings standing thereon, and 10 abui.
ted aad bounded as follows WIZ North nr
the land Of Leonard Kenney, East on Bantam
river, South on the land Of Putnam Kilbourn
West on Highway.
Also, one other piece Of land situated "a
said Bantam Falls, ntaining about Ten acre.
and is abutted and bounded a. follows (vlz
North on the land Of William Coe. East on
Highway, South and IWest on the land Of
Putnam Kilbourn The interest of said
minor in sid Real Estate being valued al
about four hundred and 6tfy dollars. And
says that it would be for the interest of said
minor that said land be sold and ine;ayaiis
hereof be invested as the Statute in such
case provides. Andishe prays for an order
that she or some other meet person be en-
powered to sell saidiReal Estate and inv .st the
avails. Of the sane az. aforesaid.
HELEN M. KENNRY. guardian.
Dated at Litch6eld this 18th day Of Febru-
ary 1853. a.sfa
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-02-24
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
-o OF THE
U.rKON' TRADING CO

DE it known, that We. the Subscribers
~ hereby associate ourselves as BODY
polite and corporate, pursuant to tlt.'
provisions Of the l4.h Chapter Of Title
of the revised statutes Of the State Of Com
necticut, entitled Of Joint Stock Corpora
tons, and the following are the Articles @.
cur Association and agreemsnt:--
ARTICLE 1.-The name of said Corpora.
ton shall be the UNION TRADaNa Con-
PANY."
! ART. s.-The Capital Stock Of sail
Corporation shall be $1,000, and shall BIZ
divided into $50 shares of $25 each share.
ART. 3.-The purpose for which sail
Corporation is established is the following,
viz.-To do business as wholesale ami
retail merchants to buy. sell and deaR in
all kiads of go0>ls. wares and merchandise =,
aRd articles necessary and conven lent for
the prosecution of said business, and GEM
orally to do all things incidental TO sail
business and necessary TO the. Infringement
of the same. Aiso> to buy, sell or deal in.
stock.
ARr.4.-The Status Law OF the State DC
Connecticut relating to Joint Stock Corpofa>.
,tions ls hereby particularly referred land,
made part of these articles, and this Cor.
poration hereby established and organized
under and pursuant TO the said statute law.
shall have the powers and proceed accor>
ding TO the regulations described and. speci>.
fed thereia '$a "a ass@'
ART. 5-Each subscribe to these. Articles
agree to, take the naml 4. Of shares annex
ed TO his or her name Of the Capital StpOl0
of said Corporation leach share 10 be 925,
as aforesaid, and 10 be paid for by install.
ments as the Directors Of said Corporation.
shall call in the same. s @1# a
Ant, 6,-The said Corporation 10 estab-.
lished and located in the village Of VIM
sted. town Of Winchester, Litchfeld conn.,
ty, State OF Connecticut.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-02-24
NEW GOODS
AT THE
LADIES' STORE.

TUS'r received, new supply of fashionable
- Ladies' Dress Goods, Trimmings &c. /,
comprising Plain and Figured French and
English Muslin. and Barrage De LANES Ais
50 French and American Super Mourning
and Fancy Calico Prints. Black and Colored
Dress Silks, Poplins and Alpac ca, Mourning
and Colored Square a"G Long Shawls, Mourn
ing and White Wrought viss Collars. Co..
laretts and Cuffs. SWISS Book, Jacket and
Lace Edgings anG Insertings, Velvet and Silk
Rib ms. Ribbon Gimps. Friuges, &C.. Alex.
ander's and other, Super Kid, Silk and Thu cad
Gloves, Patent Rubber. and Morocco Shoea.
Paper Hangings. q large stock Of Muslin and
Wooden Shirts and Linen Collars, Bleached
aud Brown Cotton Sheetings, Shirtings,
Tickings, Ticks, &c. go. -
ALSO Groceries. Teas, Sugars, Molasses.
Cand;es.-Also 10000 HayCens' Bricks and
Pine Boards. for sale Cheap.
% 200 Sewers wanted on Skirts and TN
der SHIRTS. 's
S.N. BRONSON Agent.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-02-24
DtRG.

In this town, 9Th inst, Mrs, Lamira,
wife of MIR Andrew Bnel, aged 81.
In this town, on thei 18th inst, Emogene.
daughter Of Maj. Chester G. Birge. aged
Ia years. s ~
In Wolcottville, on Friday February ls.
OF Scarlet Typhoid, William Henry, aged
IL years. only child of Henry and MAJ tina
]. Mcneil. "But now he is dead. where.
fore should we fast. Can we bring him
back again. We shall 60 TO him but he
cannot return to as" ...... =
In New Lisbon. N. Y, 22d alt, Mr.. Ira
ThuIstOn aged 72, native of Sharon, Ct.
AT West Point, CHARLES ANDREW, SON
OF William G. and Elizabeth NJ. Peck, aged
10 months.
In Norfolk, 18th inst, Mr.. Preston Camp
aged SO. ...,
10 Marlborough, Tioga county Pa, Feb,
ruary IL, Mr.. John Fellows. in the 18th
year Of his age.
Mr.. Fellows was q native of Canaan in
this County and was the last of his family
who owned and occupied the tavern stand,
still known to our older citizens as the
Fellows stand, ia that town. In the de-.
cline of life he sought for home and a
retreat from the heavy cares of an exten-
sive business in the wilderness of rioga
cou nty, Pa. This he found in his new
home Having baen born in a tavern and
with his ancestors occupied and kept a
public house for near one hundred years,
he often expressed his gratitude for his
seclusion and quiet retreat in his wilder.
ness home. He has gone down to the
grave in good old age, in the midst f his
children rccssnected and lamented by his
fellow citizens Of his ao66rr::eh county and
surrounded with all the blessings OF full
earthly competency.
Our fathers whore are they
In New Hartford, nth inst, George Dwight
youngest son Of the late George o Kellogg,
aged II.
In Sputh Norwalk, 11th inst Hannah. wife
Of Gen. Thomas Guyer aged 80.