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Indiana American., 1854-08-18
From NE LoalsvIlis Courier.
JgrfEnsoS County. Nv.

J
This day. Richard w. Ronald per-
sonally appeared before me, Justice
of the Peace OF Jefferson county, and
made oath that he Is not now, aud never
has been, aud never applied Cor. or ask
ed to be admitted into society or an
organization formed In this city In the
last three months known To the public
as "Nnow Knothings," aud am not
and never have been a member OF any
secret society except the Masons.
Subscribed aud sworn 70 by Richard
w. Ronald. this 81 day of August. 1854.
John PRICE, J.P.J.C.
Mr.. Harrison. who was candidate
for Clerk Of The County Court, also
made similar AFFIDAVIT. diselaimIng all
connection with the Know Nothlngs.
In view Of these disclaimers. the New
Albany Ledger. has the following:
Several Of onr exchanges contain
cards and atIidavits from individuals dIs.
claimIn all connection with the soclc-
" commonly called Know Nothngs.--
We do not wonder that men are anx-
Ious to relieve themselves Of the lmpu-
iatIon OF being connected with such q
society.
We had the curiosity to examine the
returns o. the Louisville election TO see
what effect these aiiidavits had upon the
election Of the parties making them.
Roaaid. anti Know Nothing. cs7 vote,
rhomus. Know Nothing canddaso' lsis =
Iiafflsen, ant.Know Nolhlns. sot ("
rhunion Know Nothing, 3l5s "
Nsp Albany TritIns.'
Indiana American., 1854-08-18
A CHANGE For A BARGAIN!
E-AIkM EOR StIEl

Lying mIlos north of Rronkvile, aud mile
sauta Of hl,lumAggrovu on the krookv vllle ahd
cannersville Turnpike Road. ln "a moral aad heal
tiny neirhborhood; containing sol acres, all under
fnnrr, a0aeres cleared anil under cultivation. "a
apple olchrrd, a howed log house wea,iersboafd.
esi aud plastersd. stable and ether feeossary out
butidurs. The sull OF tho beet quality, we'd tim
berod With OAR. &c. For Further lnfpraaton sp-
ply W Iomrs lays. near Fairfield Or n. shaa
dlnger Nashville, ind.
a-3w-.
Indiana American., 1854-08-18

~,
Inc 'oiiowing account OF the riot a
81. Louis Democrat Of Tuesday last
II win be well enough 70 receive mi,
account with some Grains of allowance
..1 = (, -.
= 'n's PsPei nAs' uu''ns INC. e'ec''o'
s~@s' o7en moss oi'ser'y nosn''
against tne Americans, and 10 iavor o
the Roman Catholics. Its incendiar,
arr,e.l I. n ~. f,r.;,~r ~, ,,,,n,,l.s;on !;
- - - ). - -
s' "~'e P'oae's TO s'''' '"s'1 sHse
Ills . matter much to De regretted
that the Americans cannot have the
pr;v;leoe ofcarrx;no on their election.
,has.....-...., s.;,hr.,t ..1h ].
S' fs', - -''s s - -
ou'ofeak - sne io''oN'ns' lI
= Ourcity, on yesterday afternoon
aud up to late hour last night, was
the theatre OF one of the largest and
os.disgraesful nobs that ever trans
Pirec 70 the western country. IL Org
mated about 2 O'Clock IN the alter
noon at the Polls Of Fifth Ward, be-
tween a party who called themselves
Americans and q number oil Irish.
wno nad gatnerea AROUND the Engine
House -. -.
The aght at irst was general one.
which wss followed by Q slight skIr-
mishing all along Third ST.. between
sine ana franklin avenue serving
very much to increase the excite
ment ana draw together large
crowd.
' Wherever an lrishman was seen on
the street. ne was Pnrsaed and most
cruelty beaten. finahy pursuit OF one
was made down Morgan street. where
the moo we're met y h1mosr o' M
Ds'n'Ans VINO gave oa.''e oy throwing
stones and nring pistols outtne crowd
=. ,'o's's ino'sas.ns 'ney gave way
anu 'e'fss,eu 20 'ne'r mouse, between
Nh anu tue Levec, on morgan. =
mere lot = wniie tne moo was scene
O. 'as wl'oesIexc',ement Inc iIlsn ?
A.eo - many, Pe,naps. a. hunaleu
Pistoi shots into the crowd VINO were
o Dres2'ny N 'ne eoors ana w'ueows oil
.ne mousse oy showers OF stones rom
tne street. Az iast the snooung was
s'lencsd and the mob proceeded down
'ne Levee. along u 70 Locust street.
Assa.i'ng every couee mousse or eene-
ment supposed 70 contain Foreigners
win continued storm OF missiles.
Ai'er ,n's 'ns lr'sn MADE ano'ner
stand on Second street, put were driv,
en- Gown past oherry; tne mop sun
oou''n.ea 'nei a''aa'' aPou 'ne houses
ana windows.
insy 'nen proceedea up morgan
ana ufeen s.s'' ABOVE rouf'n' anu as
sa''su namo per OF houses. eomPse' e'eIy
iaanng hs;eang 'ne doors ana windows WIN
ys''soa's. y: pul,ns 'ne evening a.
sngh. asssui' mao ~. oeen maoe on 'ne
49," Sa"ss .ss = .':.s s.ssas' ~. i"e p.y
seIs uispe'seu "''nous inucn INJURY
~ IN 'ns meantime: 'ne military anu Po-
.,eo !, "e,s oas ~ 'u'' 'o'ee' so''.s"nS
'ne esc''ed contestants mere ana 'nere'
ana doing maen 70 restore quiet toI
.ne city. ABOUT io o c'osk AZ n'yh''
however . company oil the rioters
humoer,ng about xo' came marching
so~a u"u s,Ise' ''om 'ns scene "
assault Up On morgan. win s'ohes :"
nanu' ana snpu'ng w Tue "',uss' '"a"
nes "Pon arriving 'n ''on' VI 'se nn
ls'ysl ounce, again eommensea s'.' An "
,sa ssa,' poh 's "'aaows 'n, . sn" ', Ioo', ,;,;
.ae 'oase. AZ .n's juno'a's ~, 'n' , wv"
sn. aay came ns charging upon ah .hs syI~o wSso
Indiana American., 1854-08-18
gtif be published, on August iss.
THE CABIN BOYS STORY.

A SENT Nautical Romance ef lat~n-e interest. ny
the auiharof the Pirate Doctor, the lawyers
Slop.' lhc c'0lJ peeleF,' Se. &e,,
srhs .aeees- hthert, enjoyed by The author of
the above popular works " sufficient guarantee
aftar fsvar with which any productions cominr
rom his pen will b. received hs tbs public. srhr
CABIN bat ftoy " q romanlle narrative, Illus
trailing the hofr ~ of tho Slave Tnade. as carried
an tn the Coa,taf Afrlra. The author has served
"a tha navy --ana The descriptions aud character
ars punted FUN personut acquaintance with
hem. The slury " fall ~ exciting interest aud
adventure ~ the sclchrated work ~ peioe, Rob.
lnson cnlspe.' and has tho advantage aver thar
risrlous Action tnnsnsuch ~ " - fonnded on facts
~ every da, occurrences. The history ofthe he
falnv of The story zulelka, the rireasslan SLAVE.
pnrrhasednt Conslahtinople. educated aud mar
rled by the reekle ., yet chlvairc, He3monr-the
commander OF The Al aiross. Il simply the narrn-
ton OF fact painted froln The life. and al the
numerous characters portrayed throughout the
sier, are ylvldly and graphically drawn.
ri. publishers have already received orders
for the whole of the edition u was originally their
ntentlon 10 publish; consequently. they have
Lsen Obliged largely b. Increase w. and they 70.
.pecl'slls ,equesi 'ha.ail orders may DO sant In
The, eouhdenily expect that the work viii ere.
ate a. much Interest us any work of hctsan that
has of late YEARS emnhatvd from the press. as.not
sishstabplng, sinee ths publication Of sunrle
rom's CHbln.' works rrhtlhg to slavery tn Amsri-
ra. rao and con, have been numerous none have
appeared bear,av relalion " the system ofpurCha.
sag slaves un the African coass. written b. Que
who has wltnvsso in all ~ hlsleons doformliy -
rhe work lswrlllen w chAsieand pure ltngusgr.
aud wln be welcome anu Instructive addition to
tho famll, itbvary.
The wa VIII form u beautiful octave volume OF
900 panrs, ,hRhdson,es Illustrated With duo rhgm'
.lnes and vleeai liy hannd IN elath. pfies. NJ
cloth. siin paper. 5o evnt-. At which rate eopis.
w'iihc sent 10y tho Publishers 70 anS part Of the
ronutg. srce of rsings.
", for sale Wholesale and remll BY the pub
llshcrs,
ELLSWORTH ssTREET
No. %. Berkmnn st, New York
| And by all The Booksellers throughoat The unl
Indiana American., 1854-08-18
arr. pArNrrD wsNpow SHADE

Oand OIL ciolh Table CoVers. manufactured a. q
cold. Wholesale and retail. by NJ, Saw,cr& co.N >.
4 rullege hultlng, walnut ~, clneinnai:, ehl' ;.
Otdsfs pfolnpll, Tiled. Couutry Msrehanu a.
fedierssupplied on the ioSesttesns. ..... It.te
Eov.0. fs5J.-fd-iems. :. #s..
Indiana American., 1854-08-18

<ssxrrx, eil.t oDE0Nsi MIi.0DE.
s< ONsiI MtLODtONsi i-s
iIifroa 3 c 20 81 eaf hishop 4 Cilds
make, the tcFN bsst ln Anlvficu. We will sell az
Wholesale or retail and warrant them 20 be sune'
fnf W any and all onefed in lhA market. lhs
great demand for those heaullfui Neiodeons u
lireor positive ofthriF Rreat saperi"ilty over ali
sthers. Mukch a WiiifE.
Auil Largest Neiodvon Dealers ln cin.
Indiana American., 1854-08-18

The undersigned wlshes 10 sell The cnual Beet
ErAM0RA ,now lying near The lawn of Meta.
mora, ahd one horse, ua rvasonabl l. iefms.
Wilson MORROW.
Aug. n .-3t.sw. =. s 49,. a
Indiana American., 1854-08-18

n We are lust opening for the Spring and
Simmer trade, every variety OF ths above named
articles which ,.urchssofs would do wellt look
a. before buying elsewhere.
Indiana American., 1854-08-18
Coburn Murray, administrator, !
ofthe estate OF George @. shoup,
deceased.

Coburn Murray, administrator,
ofthe estate OF George @. shoup.
deceased, tTsl
vs.. In the Court OF
Jane Shoup, widow. Francis A. SCommon Pleas
Shoup. Mary w. shoup, Jape NJ. franklin co.
Shsnp, Samuel Shoup. JainesC.
Shoup, John u. Shoup, barbara
y. Snoup. al,c Oscar Shaup.
Notice l. hereby given that the said Admins
trator has died hts petition above entitled IN
said Court, alleging the insuffiviency cf personal
assets 10 pay the debts Of said estate aud pray
ing the salr OF certain real estate Of which said
George G. Shoup died seized for thepay men. OF
debis, aud the said petition will be heard al the
Ceurt House In BrookviIle. at thenext Term OF
said Court. to be begun on the first Monday Of oc-
tober next.
Given under my hand and seal
e.. this fIth day OF July. 1854.
JOHN. NJ. JOHNSON,
~ July i45w CIR G. p. F.C.
Indiana American., 1854-08-18
HATS And CAPS
Ill New York styles o. Hats and Caps lust afri-
we'd and Tor ssie by apr2i X. TfNkh.
NOTARY PUBLIC.

NOTARY PUBLIC
IN fhr aadsrsirned having been appointed b,
the Governor as Notary Public, viii giro bis
slrlctssi tenilon 70 any business Ia his line thai
his frisnds may favor aim with, and by due and
care m attention ,o business he hopes % eise gen
ernl satisfaction.
Having numbero 81 the mostapproved forms 70
Deeds, Mortgages, Quil-ciaims. &C., ON hand,
those wishing acknow iedgemonts taken or Deeds
&c, made, viii do we'll 70 give him . call.
iane wM. n. mecLEkRY.
Indiana American., 1854-08-18
ELLSWORTH & STREET

No. 2e. Berkman st, New York.
And by all The Bncksrller> throughout The Unit
Ted S,asssapd British Provinces.
3e-cw.
Indiana American., 1854-08-18

-.
-~-~~s a. :. ". =. noInns
Ss aND iaf fOhl kiss Or - 1FfErax <yx9Hx9
.o w Main street. Cincinnati. Ofis,[ K~<.s,
SANITY on hand large assd general ~
Wall Paper l3orders. Fir> n.
Eattcrms, wide Curenlu =. .s~~2@
&c, bahd Boxes af Manufacfurrr rs mice.
All % which they oGer the Count m a.. A. :. -
'o~en prices Persons yisitinr th.. <,f> n. = -. -
oI sstIs ,or fariors, Halls, Dining koo,eo,1t..s
Sef vi 90 well by calling on the sub eriber- :,
. 20 " main street, third door bsk,w F,,th. n.-s
- - mar - 81
nreeAviiie SECULAR Fresgsf s.,,..
THE CANAL BOAf, f,ssFAtourrc !.
-. ~. maLLGS masser. viii I.<x.
"a c,.'sg ,e essg tuesday morning. COR cinciuEsti:
I'M IN every Friday Afternoon: for hro.r,
- AZ. exns smppeo ON this boat viii be recs,> "a
s,s - sno ware housc of JOHN koBERTs i, o>,.~s
wife, rec Of charges for sfor.s - ttt.- .it.,A-
want heifht delivered a certain t.1,e -
eeuto patronizc this boat. A if - - -, y. -.
trips. ROnEssT T.s ssss regular
u reo. is.-o n ohths- H LII -
CASH FOX WOOL WoOs.st soax,
the Mius d fnctors nj Meta mor, -. 49,, ..-'.-
nink, and We are ready 20 vail on "a.
ssnr, the rsctors has been iarRel, fmnro,s, "a
We aho1rd, spin. eeave. and n,s,.f1<<. - -
on AZ short notice, as good and ~ rr~' - ~
koon shop W The country. any
RULING and dscing done In me ,,su.s......
,ar rIefms AL kinds OF Nercha, a b rod.''-s,I
~. rork kna especially wool rrcesf NJ = IN - -
easn ~ % goods Tor lo.utU lbs wi wool. - = -'f~s
oshaha see usbefore TAX ing Won, wo,r.x--S
'e4et~oeres. 2i-ss MACY. 6oRDos' a re
Indiana American., 1854-08-18

a DMINIsTRAToR'ss sALE--rbe nndersgn-
q ed administration OF the estate Of Anna Skin
ner, deed. will sell at the late residence Of said
deceased ON Saturday the 10Th day OF August,
1884. her personal property.
Sale W commence AT 10 o'clock. The terms
then made known. JOHN SKINNER.
Jdly,25, issf.--3s-3w. admir-.
a DEMONSTRATORS N0T1CE.-The under
u signed hasttken 0at letters Of administration
npon the estate OF Anna Skinner deed. Claims
must be died wi hin the year. The estate Is prob
ably solvent. = JOHN SKINNER
July %, is34.--3o-3w. admir-.
state Of fndiana,l In the Court OF Common Pleas
franklin county ofFranklin comfy Indiana.
Israel Gobie,
o. Petition Parti
Francis shoup and others. ton.
THE ABOVE named defendant, Francis A.
Shoup. who ts n non-residenf.i Ia hereby notified
~ the pendency of the above entitled suit. and
that unless he appear. on the second day, of the
next term OF said Court. 20 be held az the Court
House. In Brookvile, County of Frank lin. and
state Of Indiana. on the hrst Mo nday. OF October
next aud answer 10 said petition the same will be
heard In his ahseuce.
Attest: July, 18th, 1854
JOHN ~. JOHNSON, Clerk.
3o-3w.
Indiana American., 1854-08-18

What yet remalnsto eonvlneei the most nrradu.
ous. that the Cherry roctorai is all that pusp"rt
q, DO. sixi an uncquaiiod rem'dlai agent Tor e,l
OF WARS, has proven " 10 bce ech, nnd w esubnu "
10 the peoples hclievlng that iis virtues VIII full,
mnintain lls reputation.
Indiana American., 1854-08-18

In the Court OF
Common Pleas
franklin co.
Indiana American., 1854-08-18

Al tCE.-
IL = Tlvress Of Rice jasl received and for
sale by R.TYNkR,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16

DR. Roor's PIILs.-l. is not to be wondered at that the inhabitants of Litch6eld county should prefer Dr Roots celebrated Root and Plant Pills to any other Medicine in use, as old Dr Roor- the original maker of them was resident of Canaan, and while living enjoyed the reputation of being the mos, skillful Physician in the coun try. The Pills are comp sed of twenty kinds of rare medicinal vegetables, although active and thorough in their operation on the system, yet they are so carefully medicated that they can be given to the most feeble person with safety.
 We confidently recommend these Pills to the afflicted, as being superior in every respect to any article of the kind in use. Sold at the low price of ls l.2 and 25 cts per box, by merchants throughout the country. 01r Try Them.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16
10 the Correspondents of Henry Clay.

THE subscriber being now engaged in an cn. nrgement aud completion of his LIFE AND 1IMEs OF HENRY CLAY, finds on examina son of MT. Clay's papers and correspondence at Ashland, that his Private Correspondence is of material importance for complete exhibition of his char acter and history, aud of ihnse portions of the history Oi the times with which he was connec- ted. As MT. Clay was not in the habit of taking copies of his own letters, they are now scattered correspondents, and have dnubtless been pre- served. No matter how private or even ron. hdenta: the correspondence may have been, fl not of a nature 10 render its posthumous pnblica. ton improper, it is a very effective mode OI illus. trating character. and is often important in his. tory. The subscriber therefore respectfully and earnestly requests all correspondents of MT. Clay whether in the earlier or later periods of his life, in public or privtc slaiiOns, who may he in pnscs- sion of original letters iron. Mir. Clay on any subject whatever not sacred 10 privacy alter tent with their feelings. 10 forward such letters 10 the publishers of the work. 4. s. BARNES & O., 6l J1lsr-sreei, New York; and they may le aassufed that the letters will he returned or subject order. according to instructions that may be given.
 The subscriber will also be greatly obliged for any communications relating to Mir. Clay that msy be thought new and inpOrtanf. addressed to the care of A. s. Barnes & Co as above mem the coming spring, iisssill be seen that immediate attention to this request will be necessary to make it available.
 The subscriber will be greatly obliged 10 all Editors of Newspapers wllo may take sufficient, interest in this notice 70 give 1t slEs9laiiog;
 ASHLAND. February 10th, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16
Auction Sale.

DY order of the Probate Cour, for the district ID of Cornwall, the Real Estate of J. c. Calhoun, assigned for the benefit of his creditors, will be sold at Vendue at the house of said Cat hnun, in said Cornwall, on Friday, April 7th, 1854, at clock, PM.
 This property is the House in which the assignor now resides, with the entbnidings and aboui one acre nf Land. The Factory property being the Factory, Machinery, andthe House for the work men-al in order for immediate use, with or 10 acres tlierenn,o helongng the wood lot of 70 acres the land by A Pri:chard's about 5acres ]; and the excellent or 6 acre piece by Geofge Swift's. Also, the lie estate of said aISignor in the land ot his daughter.
 Bids on the property, separately and together will be received and then disposed of. as will most benefit the creditors. Accurate surveys and maps of all the pieces will be made and left for examination ., the house oi said Calhoun, at least ten days efore sale. Immediate possession and perfect title given The mortgage now on the property will, by the undersigned, be re- moved. A credit not exceeding three months, with interest, can be given, provided the pur- chasers will make their debts safe. 5 5tfe.-.s
 G. P. TALLMADGE, Assignee.
 P S.-l am authorized to say that the land of Miss H. E. Calhoun the daughter ofthe..assignor referred to ahoSe,) being 50 or 60 acres, can be purchased of her on long credit. at fair price -some of which adioins the dwelling now occu. pied by the assignor, and Is very valuable.
 G. P. TALLMADGE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16

District of Torrington ss Probate Court, February 25, 1854
 A SSiGNED ESTATE of JAMls c. HAYDEN, "A insolvcnt debtor of Torrington in said District.
 The Court of Probate Eor the District of Tor rington hath limited aud allowed two monlhs from the date hereof for the Creditors of said Estate, in which io exhibi, their claims thereto -and has app'inted Geo, D. Wadhams. Norman Laihrnp, and Clark B. Downs, Esqs., Of Tor rinp,on. Commissionersto receive and examine said Claims Certified by
 HENRY s. BARBOUR, Judge. The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the office of F. S. Barbour in said Torrng' on on the first and las. Tuesdsys of APri 1854, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, on each o said days. for the purposs of attending on the business Of said appointment
 GEo. D: WADHAMs,
 A. B. LATURoP, Commissioners.
 CLARK 8. DowNs,
 All persons indebted 10 said Estate are request cd to make immediate payment 10
 &.a A G. BRADFORD, T~,.,...
 A. G. BRADY,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16
Farm at Auction j!

gWVHE Farm which now own and the build-
 sinQs thereon, Ss ill he sold at D bic AucSsou, on Wednesdav, March 22., 1854.
 Said larm is situated in the town .f Lichiield, Northfielti Socicty, lyIng abOut l l-s mikes west of the churches in said society, c'H1si-tIng ui abou, 100 acres, lying in hands'mne 6rm, IS well divided into meadow, piow, and pasture, of ex. celIent quality. There is a"od number of buildings on the farm and an abundance of wood easy of access there Is aniher lofuf IS acres of wood, which can be had with the ab ve if de. sired. Said farm is easy of access 10 market and has all the qualities necessary to recOna- mend it to purchasers.
 ,1 There is n stock of fine young Cattle and good supply of Tools, and Hay ofor Spring fodder, which can be had with the farm if wished.
 Those wishing to purchase, are solicited to make an examination of this Fatm.
 s.a--. DAVID SMITH, Jr. o Nor,hfeld, March 4th, 1854, T(lEFS
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16
New York Markets.

MONDAY, March l3. FLouR.-Prices range for state and western brands from S7 25 to 10 co. Demand is brisk m the market today. .F
 GRArn.-Wheas sl 9e a 2 co. Rye sI 10 . eI l2 Oats 46 a4 43. Corn 80 a 62. ~ PRoyIsIoNs.--Pork, SI4 50 a 15O0for mess. and 9l3 75 II 50 for prime. Beet. S7 co 8 50 foi prime, and 9ll % a B 50 for mess. Lard lOc Butter le l5c. Cheese 10 i2c.
 Cattle Market.
 MONDAY, March l3. Offered 2oo9 Reeves, no cows and calves and 3,4Sl sheep and lamhs. 5 st q. .,.s PRIcRs.-Beeves g 1Octs per ib. Cows S35 to 30. Sheep g 00a lG %; Lambs Ss5 50 to co. All sold.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16

TERR1BLE Blow TO 4 MoTHER. Among the many heart tending events connec- sed with the steam-boiler explosion at Hartford. the case of the Camp family, is most afiicting. Daniel s. Camp car penter, feeling himself wounded to death, demanded to be taken home to his dear fife and little ones. This wish was com pied with at once. He died within the honf, surrounded by bis weeping family fiEAe having received hissvenerable moth> eg blessing In the space of one or two zaiutes. the same mother was sent for by lIIb wife of her son, Samuel. H. Camp.
 bose dead husband had just been bot hpme' The poor old woman staggered znder the force of this stunning blow, ahd it is feared, lost her reason.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16
Notice.

WNY order of inc Court of Probate for tie ND D;s.ricl of Lltchtied, " i'll he sold at public Auction, unless previously disposed of at private salc,) all the real estate of Samuel Palmer, late Of Goshen in said District, de eceased, at the Union School:House ia Fmnwal! Hollow on the, 2sd day of March, 1854, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon three pieces of land situated in the southwest part oi Norfolk, viz: the. frs. piece containipg ninety acres known ns the Sedgwick Lot; the second piece containing one hundred and forty acres, known ns the Hunt Lot; the third piece Lot. Also, one piece of land situated in the northwest part of Goshen, containing sixty.,hree acres, known as the Bigalnw Lot.
 IT GAYLORD, Administrator.
 Goshen, March lst, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16
FOR SATE.

A FARM containing about 80 acres plcasan.. Ally situated in the wes'ern part of the town of Harwlnton, aud ahou, 1.2 miles from the Congregational Church in said town, and about the same distance trom Camps Mills Dep |, an the Naugamck R. R.. Said farm is suitably d. vided into meadow blow, rasiure and wood land and has n good supply Of different kinds of itut The buildings consists of . good nne and hall story dwelling lsonse.a ssoOd hpuses . caFriaas " out buildings, all in good repair
 This hrm is decidedly one of the hest in the town of Harwintnn of iis size, and will he sold very cheap for CASE, or if desired, credit given for part of,he purchase money with security on the place. For further particulars, apply to Mir. Jerry Smith on the premises, or. 10 the suhscri. Der 1t East Chesnut Hill. Liich6eld.
 CHARLES s. BUELL..
 Li,chReld, March sth, 1854. s'a @,a@ A7aa-
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16
nALDw wxM's M11ns.

TNOR SALE at the Mills of the subscriber in
 N Washington, Grain, Meal and Provender, Plaster, Clover and Timothy Seed, Sc, &sc. CHAIN PuMPs. wholesale and retail; Hovey's Straw Cutters and Corn Shelters, Flows and Scrapers, Furna ce Castings of every description,
 Ao- Machinery of all kinds. built and repaired 1; ShaS:;no. Pnlieys and Hangers of every kind. { In store, Dry Goods and Groceries, Nails and Spik es Hardware and Cutlery. Sh,vels, Spades, Manure Forks, Hoes, Pitchforks, Coil Chain and Rope of various sizes.
 ! Wanted-ScRAp IRON in any quantity. ! II. BALDWIN. , Washington, March 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16
FOR SALE.

THE HOUSE AND LOT nN the east side of North street, in tho vii. O Inge of Liichfelj, lately the residence of Charles L. Webb, Esq.
 To gentlemen desiring to purchase pleasant country mansion, rare opportunity now pre- scents itself.
 For particulars inquire of Roh't., L. Crook, Esq, New York city, or of c. H. HOIlister, Esq., of said Litchield.
 lf no, sold before the first of April next, tl'e premises will be rented.
 Lit t;hfield, Feb. IS, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16
F1RE IN SOUTH GLAsTExDuRY, C.

FIRE IN SoUTH GLAsTESDuRY, >CoNk.
 About one o'clock. on Friday morning kIe cotton>min owned by Messrs. Wat kihson 6 Bartholomew, of Hartford, silnated in South Glastonbury. was de. aksoyed. by fire. The loss Is about $40, eno -insured fotS20, 900 in the E,na and etlssf Hartford Companies. The mills
 4Ee known as the Rob Roy Mills. About two hundred hands al thrown out of Employment. s.a