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Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-11-25
LAKE SUPERIOR NEWS.

FROM THE LAKE SUPERIOR JOURNAL NOVEMBER 4.
NINE ATTACKED BY IsDIAEs.--The miners in the en-
poy of the Quebec Mining Company on Michipicoten
lsand the north shore of Lake SUPERIOR arrived here
in small boats the 3lst umo having been attacked
by the Indians in that neghborhood and driven of from
the island the o6th ulmo. The Indians SO far
t FIRE at the miners and made very hostile demonstra-
t&n This is the second time this company has been
esed by the Indians and may prove serious the
Mica Bay affair in the fall Of $780, when large number
Of men were attacked and much property destroyed.
CofPZR SHrPsESTs.--0ctober 49, by propeller Globe,
from tive Minnesota Mines, 73 masses, weighing 27 tons
1889 bs and SO bbls, weighing 20 tons 472 lbs. Ne
barrels weighing tons 500 lbs North American Mine
81 masses weighing 45 tons 1852 lbs. Cliff Mine, 81
masses, weighing 20 tons G35 lbs.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-11-25
4 TEACAER WAITED 70 take charge Of the

A TEACAER WANTED TO take charge of the
IA Male Insthute Mindon, Claiborne Parish Llusiana.
Session 70 commA the rst Monday Of January
No need spply except regular graduate some
respectable cocgs Of good character and sufficiently
qualified to prepare student for admission into any college
the United Stses the location being healthy and society
agreeable.
Address wAx H,RDr, Secretary of the Board Of Trus-
tees of Mnden Male In 'titute Minden, La
BY order Of the Epard Of Trustees:
WILLIAM HARDY,
oct7-wptDec Secretary Board Of Trustees.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-11-25

James Magofin is modest as he is venerable,
but trust that he will not for printing his
name in the Integencer. Officially speaking, he IS the
register of the land Office here, and the St. Stephens
ofce is the oldest in the Southern States is Mr. Ma
gofn the Oldest land Office register. To add that he
Knows every thing about the landed interests OF the South
would be snperfuous. He born in Phadelpha and
commercially educated in that city. When nineteen years
old he was thought to be consumpye and having been
told that his only chance to proong life would be to emf
crate to Alabama, where the piney woods, abundance
Of milk and riding might do him good he took the ad-
vice, and though old man. he is still in the enjoyment
Of good health He the South about fifty years
ago, and from the he was taken in hand by the au
thorites Of the General Government His first appoint
ment after the country became that Of post
master his second that of collector Of the customs and
his third that Of issuing commssary and suter and as
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-11-25


been gathered aud either sold prepared for market SO
that poughng is the chief employment of all hands
both men and women. The tolls Of the day begin at
stated hour hour and half two hours assigned to
dinner and the plough left in the fnrrow the horel
and the hoe thrown aside long before the factory girls
Of Lowell have thought Of leaving their loom As many
four six times in the day do the women who have
young children leave there field whe they may be working
and march up in line to their children. When
the negroes ore at work in body in single field as
is usually the case, they present interesting picture
Dressed as they commonly in loosely made clothes
dark the soil they till but frequently relieved by
bits Of red in the way of cravat tuba they are a
ways picturesque and the jibes and jokes the loud
laughter and witty remarks which constantly heard
prove that the slaves have quite happy time as the
morose looking whose business II is 70 Journey ou
horseback from end Of the plantation to the other
perpetualy When young rascal has been caught stea
ing or will not do his duty he is brought up to receive
sropPng, and that literally for the much talked of
idsF is nothing but piece Of leather eighteen inches
long and two and half wide, which is attached 70
wooden handle, and never could draw blood But not
than in ten Of the slaves on this were
ever touched by this harmless strap AS to the
amount Of labor which the faithful servants perform
three Of their days would about balance one day Of
Yankee yeoman and 1t singular fact that while the
greatest amount of labor is occasionally performed by
the women they have custom Of boaeng of their supe-
rior dexterity industry, and strength When the women
become too old to do feld-work they are employed as
cooks and treated with kindness Rude are the
cabins which they oil inhabit but when the warmth of
band Is master, comfortable MS need be- Among
the negroes Of the plantation, every individual man. wo
man. and child Is weekly supplied with the following art
ces four pounds of bacon, peck Of meal ono
pint Of moasses three salted fish, supply Of fresh meat
when killed, together with all the vegetables they may
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02
MAsloa F. BURR ..'-.,...a' .s.,-.sls'.,

'TIPON ihe Petition oi MARION f. BURR. IO of Watertowns Litshfeid Co. Conneeticat, brought tos the Superior Court to bs holden at
 Liich6eld, within andfnrthe County of fLitchfield, on the 3d ruosday of Febrnary, 1854 .,-- Showing that un the . 18th dayof September 1850, she was lawfully married to Geutge w 1: Burr, of OgdensbufR. St Laavsence County, N ew
 Y0rk, with whom she lived In a due perfurina nee part until on or 0nt she 10th dayof August last, and that the said George ". Burr hasheen guilty of such misconduct aud ilLtreaiment Dl the Peii- tioneflas pernlAiienfly to deslroys her happiness and to defeat the purposes of the Hlarriage Tea- tinnsas per Petition may more lfullyappeaF.a < \ sllwas ordered taai niices 0f thependeney of said Pslitiun ohe sgiSenhtu the sflaspghheni shy
 publishing the same in Q public Newspaper
 printed in hitchfeld. in Litchfield County, three
 weeks successvely atienst three weeks before
 ihe sessiop sf the Court sio whicls ii iss naderc
 Waterfowl, Ianilary I6ih, l0S4s En4 $.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02


 A a Court of Probate holden at sharon assifiI- ~ m and Ef Ibe llstrict0f sharon, on the 3OIh day Ot January 1854
 Rreseni. cHsRLEs Ma PARsons, Esqs Judge.
 Upon the petition of JAMES 1AND0N, of SalIsbury, showing io this Court that Inc is Guaf- nlqn ot Mary '. Reed, now Mary L. Clark, for merly of said district, now of AIneuia, Duichess County, New York, SninoI---ihai said minor Is ne owner of certain real estaie situated in said Shar.n, being ihe same that asxdisisihutedcfo her from the essaie Or her fnther, Rufus Reed deeeaseds talso herright in nhermo.heF's shirds oi sald esialel c0ptating about seventy acres pt the value of three thousand dollars, (S3O00i and lying ihis Court, for reasons set forth in sand petition, te pass an oTdar nntt ofizine and empowering said Petitioners TOT some other meet person, i0 sell and convey the interest of said mim.r sin said described pFenlises acnOrdlng to the Staiptc insuch cases made aud pf0yideds as per petition on fife, dated JannaTy 30ths 1ssA .Otderedsthat atid petilion hs centinuedtos the 5d day uf April. 1851, then to Dc hesfd and dee liernineaa probate office inysaid dicirici, at o'clock nsthe aflernnoN, and thai nnflceO the pending thsfedf be given by publishing this or der n newspaper printed in Litchtield. thsee sweeks succesSiyely at isast six Saaks before the lsaidfSd day eE ApTjls lsSA.a srssa sss gIssssg z Certified from Record.
 CHA RLES A STERLING. Clenks
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02
-ARTlcLrs o7 Assoc11TloN
Eagle Look 05 N jCOfd6s1tt,

ElE ii osis se Ihe s ,sS|,i. .I 1. IFS. " AsauciAte 00fs6iees s b.,at ho| fs tt, ,|f egspet..ei pursuant Co the prIvisiuss of I,,6
 s.ss1s - rsi1fiesn,lr Of ths 3taTnts lsnvGs
 ct Ile 5tafepf C0nneeiieui enIiIlc ' or l,,;IIt
 Stock C3tpoEaIiahls," and the acts in aad,,;sn, thereto, sud iu alteration thsfeUf. and ma fri lowing gro tho articles cf our . agreement and ss- sOct8tttii. N !" WIDE tf T--.' atsf 3 A
 Article q The name eeA said corpara.ieu shall be sE EAGLE LOCK EoMRAkg.i si -.t 4lT
 Afl,ts. 9'be Capital St1clx Of said Corporation sIIall be Eighty Five Fh0asanil D0llafs and lhe said capital stock sliall be divided into Thirty Four tihnilfsd Shares of Twenty Dollafs each silnges hitskst ffF fAt
 Art S6 The pmfposes f6r which Ihs C5rpnra- lio is sestablisle6 are the following. to vii To deal ns nlan1iboluFe and sell all Kinds slf Clesr Cupboard. Dfpwsfs Wardrobe. Trunk. Phaeor ouef Locks, and Bug Frames, which are masle in whole 0r in part Of btast ifon ste el sxdJtl D. metnis, of any name oF destrpticn. whether part Of any of the aforesaid nia lss Shtf to purchase any and aIl thines necessary t9use ih. manufacturing as aforesaid. Also t0 buy, sell and deal in goods, whfes, and inefchandize nians ufactnred iH whole or 1 part of any of tle af6re1 said materials. and all such pfoperty md es-' .ate usssnay be necessary of ncdental to the prosecution of said business. tg2. .sglss
 Art q The Siasuie Laws 6F the stats Of Ubn1 necticut, relaliug t0 Joint Stock CufpSfati0mss, is shereby particularly referred to aud made part or these articles and ths GorporatlDu hereby esl tablished and organized under md pursuant 10 the said Stavute Laws, sha Il have the power b proceed according tO regulations desefibed and specified therein. ssl
 Art 5. Each suhscfiSer to these articles agrees to take the number of sllnres ulnaxed to lis naHnAbf the Capital Stock of said CorporStioh, cach share to De TweplY Five Dollars as afurs
 Art. 6. The safd CbTpotSiion iss ,ssfabtished and located in the town. of mouth, age of Teffyyilia, County of Litchfeid aud S;6ie of
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02
. IMnfice,

NOI1Ces sslss. s- AT aCourt of Probate holden at Litchfeld "A within aud for the Disirictof Latchtield, on the l9,a day 0f January,,A. D. l654.aA sss1rY r Present, GEo. c. WooDguFP, Esq, Judge.
 Upon the petition oi EZRA A. FOOT, of Rock CSuniy,a Wisconsin, showing toihis Couit that he is Guardian of Ellen A. Beach, Juus A. Beach, Stella A. Beach, Marion A. Beach, Amoreip Beach and Joseph A. Beach, all Eof Goshen within said district, ninors--ihai said minors are the owners of real estate situated in said Goshen, viz: certain tract of land c0ntain- ing -nbDat two hundred aeres with buildings thereon, being lhe farm @ormerlyowned by Albert Beach, dec d. bounded north on the North Pond, % cpllrd. and land of fhc Iron Companys sast hy lands of Philo Bailey, Nelson Aasiinan Hannah E. Baldwin sovlh by highway and lands of Put nan Baileyss heirs and Harlow IEu,nplirey; and west by highway and ,lands cof William ana Dudley Humphrey apds Henry Cailin ;aE valued at aboiit Twenty-Five hundred dolfars. That II w0ifidbe fuf the ig seres 0fsaid minors thu said land he sold md he a9ails theFeof invested fos their benefit according to law, and praying for liberty Ao sell said propertyfof the purpose afofe said, as per petis:on on filesaaa3 sesEssH
 It is ordered by this c nrt that said Guardian give notice sf saA spplisaiio ': ,y ca!isIe ils prilled in Liich6sld in tlae cpuptf of Iiiehfeld three weeks succeasge ". at least six yweeks be. fore the hearing aud that said petition will hp heafdni flle tD0aiG SIies Hsaid disinst dnti5s 6ls daN of March nexas at a 0'e;oea ip lhe 6ore- noon. Certifed fyOf1 Kf cnFd. a., '
 g ;tasGEO. CIV 0ODRUFFsy Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02
House -andr I.nt \.

ESOR aSALE.-The subscriber offers for sale M his Hpuss and Lot, situatedsin " es. street acre u, land, a good two story dwelling, barn, wood-house, D good well of water, all of which will be scld at bargain. @s'ss1 vF's q V4 S -sSf9G ss bas .afssfiTs H. RICHARDS
 < aLitchieid ,Jan. 3Il 1854. fI ol sf.G IiIa ROC
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02
DIsfsIcy oF WoopuvRY, g.

A tat4 - 7ttttttFT4 lt@t-e ESsTATE ofs CiilARL0PTB Su NEiseg 1l late Of W Wbpdhssy n snid dixifirts dfeeascll. The ecQufs sf probate lpF the n lgisl aft Wood hnry hngh limited aNd allswsd six uienflls run flss dafe hsfepis fur ihe crehiioFs asf and esssls sa syhlhit sbeif claisne tnr seii iiIementAe 'lhwe Nhg neglect tpn pEeatRl llleiFI afe0nnlr., pfopeE atteaied, wishln said iinsss Ntll he d1. lsalsed a KeeaYesT. Aupefsonn iadshiail 'n sali ssta'e askseaasa ed a lpgke iq,meai is,s rev,ncht taa sasssare vsaA DAVID li. CUR llss. sI'' \
 se z ' .Esss sa. ..ss xa.,l Ndsnlgssi'at ~, 1IssIs. # kiis ~ q Pssials CsMfs. Janaasv Hss ! sf kpER bErr, \ a. lu,s 'sf Elsahs A< field ln cold DiDiflol. iaaeneoG stl v ~,
 soHpEpsEk fllrf aile A8hlainlsan9 aA ssid es- tate eshlhli Aln atmlninlsntnp pponuni io tAls ennEt {Af a4iHslNs4p's ~ ihe plebale n..ae 70 llliNh hfe VI eia sha lei dar ~ tn.HnnEys l,asatl It a'glaek larHnaoni Rnd thu ull pollnus lpiegs fnsHA Ia tal'. eelafe uaf At netlDr1 ahelpQA lle, saIt AdMlNis|sHi4f WllI o4tE fbI4 pE&f ll AN euhls|lga la 2 HeWeptrsf nllAI1N 70 hliEhNt|d
 e 1.lh1s.i ceaf' ss. . v z selg .r...l. '. x. k. '''s'''' ''' ~. ' sso' q M Ikl U. 5ua,.. .
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02
ANAUkl. sf5 I.|lSl lIi. lIl c.

RTOficE e ksfstr iSi. 70 ,hs Sod la,|,rs lI t6f i|,t fIk. Ihia'.It | Ii'I.lf Coed 'rT| 70 Ihs Annual NrsiinK pf raii coNralI A.l ',e hcliaen nt lhs Caanapl,4 lIIice, in i1r N|I ol BFidaep0Fl. 5n lII8 lfel tI181e4lty q 'E !, lo3l. t.ef sas.y nF3 o1tl6eh R M. lsF f'.1 p lto d8 olectin4 0i.Ieess 1oI said Cnmpaby tll4 ye4r ensHinR, and io do any atheF hnsine9e pH'pef l.l he done af eaid rneeiing. Transfer books ril he classd rom ne t3lh day of FebruaEy sp the
 IlA EHERNfkaV, adsisl@y.
 Iaaz sosls 1854. sshlssi4 .sisisrE boa 2fsHl
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02

a1r we1Esidds6sa tdl dlRess0AklEs wADs w0ETH,a6f FhiladeIphs. foraspaaAphletcopy of lfs discourse deliSefsul Hpo glieioh and Pol iiies." on Thanksgivihs Gay hthis church in thui city. tis,a bold and manly docpmens, and we would gladly copy its bns fag ahsJ want of sooPis
 s'Br 'BrAckws,of ofss 9IxsAziS w have received the Janddaary number # sBlsckwood- leonard Scom & Co,s IReprjnIi,s The Past and Future of China" and The Abeydeenr Cabinei,. rare among its interesting articles.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02

T 1C1III - 77-T - '7 ''-7-'1 T'1'7'' fA iR epd fe lhf Oifiririef t1lle on f''s sQlll
 PSsssds. c l.rss II Pkhsos $ q yaaul1
 Oa nlbliuu 0f On11cE c. Chase 3Tetuinr ot !.,e laet will and ie1famopt pf BEAtEf P. CiiAsE. iaie 14 shaEo3 ia1ai4 1iszl.eG tecees- e.d-Ihs cnaft doth dsezep ilias sir mQnfbs be. lniicd and allowed Snm assis date for f|ie sfe1'i grs ot said esafe 10 exhibit their elnins oaainsl tiie same 10 eaid Exeeutof; and tiiat said Egec- niar give notice thereOf by publishing in news FapeF printed in Etch6eld, md by posting The same on public sign post ih said town of Sharon nesrcst the place wheSe tho deeeassd lass dwell.
 Certified from Record Axssa tsE ' a-a1ll .l. aNtlARLE, n. PARS0NsE qudeel Q
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02

saFhe, ganaaryg nnmeH afiases Sonpscticai Common iSckool Journal has beensissued. | Il is the iirstndmher afianerv series, devoted to the interests of educa,ioh'geaeTdly intie State. 1t gives various addresses, remarks, suggestions, fepShs and otter items Iof intelligence connected with our ceniimon schools. 1t canao. fail of be- ing both interesting and useful to all persons en- saged,in advancing common school seeucasieo,p
 among sus.H ? 1T ~ 1q7ay sssi@s atsts s8fG5
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02

NTOTEC E.s-I The legal voters of the First IN School Society in' sLitch6eld are hereby held insthe Town Rnnnl on M1nday, the Gil, day ofFsbraary A. D. I354 at clock ifi the alter noon for the purpose of 50 altering the iimis of the Second SchnOl District as to jnclGde within the limits of said district, Ae dwelling houses of The purp0se of 50 altering ihe limits of said School Sociey and the Sixth School District as 10 include within said Schosl Society and said District the dwelling-house of Wiiiiam E. Kceler.s hi,H
 CYRUS CATLIN, School
 CHAUNCEY M. HOOKER, Committee.
 Litchfeld January i7tk, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02


 Disiria q cessaA ss Rrcsats cesrsSs Ja"aary E,Nss;TiYAITiiEa ,s; TAT MYRoMhMENsFlEEp, late L ol3sspaapsip said diE,rieI, deesaseiD Ihe cVuft oi Rr,bais tor the dlslFici of Gaqaap date heseof. riSe cssiiiSssn ssi,I ssisis repre- thereto and has 1pp6inied Wal:Sr ]s.. CosIea, Esp and SidheD EiisihHC CdlnmisAnnefsi 10 receive 1'd s1arlps %id 4 slsiTs s S Ssy,I6ss sf.ek ss ..
 .a he \. s1bssribeIs M give 1pies that shsy shall
 set at iBe i3oseI q 1htihs Judd u sal.I Canaad. Sa ssss sis s " sss I, of sald dsyS !ct ths puspcss of attending q, ,l,e bnslBess of saisl anp5iafineni, sss.E Ssla5s V 9s WALIER s. cOWL Essl Ccmn,is.
 A,,,.,.ssnliD slDEGx NH EAslN N l.s s'o.srs. es's.A { lis' g9as'i'i ,,Est;: ss:'i,'sI sss D$kie.s liietfsik sp csnsief Rsssair. Da1sazsr risiik 3aaFs 3 si 4hs uSar. If rsoSs.s fss sk5 c si. ss %ss sss s s;If q sifEss. fss. field in cad disfi1i astsatsd ,Sepfe insnv. eni, hieh tq Bxhjl,ii thee elssms thekeiai and has Appoin,ed AD3ah Cnllia and Gideon H. lIoi. l'slnf, EsqllIPn. eomlpisEnaefs lg seaeiysi end 's-'''s S6lEVsI C. w0c IiS cIiDSRJpjfF. spass. \
 Tho &ptstya6dM give aolIea. thai they shall m49t nl f.,4 lNt6 sNAI9tNA4 W sAd deeeas6d in seia klss1iesl .nN fiIp lAlh ast gf Esbfeasy a.a IhP AVIh dnR ef 1nnn. iHai, ai 70 0.QlQek Aa lha Iukanll, vA t1els ~ AAid dHfs, yl the halppze nf sliDAdslN Npt lllN 9tsinNss VI etld apgolulSheat
 834n NNIIA3k c'lAELtN. q CosNAli&E
 GIDEON fI, llo loLLES LESTEH.f elaaaER. AN AglgQHs indohltd D h1l9 eslaIs 6ES ssaaN "a e nlNAp lmnnfln, phYmanl io ..,nsi aa. NJ .f.r.
 enN h Anoll1Tue Ai.fil CD. n6l3is I'M lS Nl,lhllb4 q lAs Elslts lp eslIsd lo { = lal4se14NlQgnlel sec 41i All1s 4l|IsH ~s sls agw apt1lnylb ias1 7. 4 ea,,eils s'yt naAte si .aIg5'Jh
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02
Y Farm 3 l if for Sale { x N ].

dA NALUABLEFAR N, ,sitaa,edif Lsing Hill,
 "A two miles Bomilie Aourishine Sillage df Blr. ton, Esq. Said Farm consisls of Oae Hundred and Sixty Acres Of Land, on which there is large aud convenient Dweliing House, two Barns and fnamefous other oat-buiidings It isp con yenienily iocaieds well wateted and is sulabIy divided into mendos, plQw,l paslure end wood Der of cherry, apple and other fruit Trees n fall bearing and is altogether one of the most desir- able Fdfms in this section Of tlie State.s The whals will be sold together, oy l20acses Ansl the buildings ill belsold sepaiate, if@ished Terms reasonable:. Application, may be madestO QHAs. STERLING, Esq Sharon. Or personal ly Or 6y letter iU the subscriber Ut Birmingham, aCann
 e9.NsesAg E1of. EDWARD NJ SHELTON Birmingheis, Conn. yFsbrnafyR q, plS54 ' jaS,f
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02

DR. Rpors PrEls.--k is no, to be wondered n that the jnbabilapts of Lichield county should prefer pr Rpoi,s, cslebrated Root and Plani Pills 70 any other Medicine in use, as, ,old pr Rpor- ihs original maker of them was 2 resident oi Canaan and while living enjoyed ahesf sfpuia,iqn efbeing she mosi skilIfll Physician. in the coap 5Hyu The sPillsaaFe comp sed, of aYeafg kinds of rare, medicipalt veeeiables, although aciise and fhGFmieh. iniheiEopekati0n on :he system. yct they are so carefally maiicassa jhartisy 6sn bel given to Ihe most feebis person win sslesy., \ We eonfdenily Teconmend these PiIis ip 9te sillissed, as being superior in sveiy resped io any article pf sbs kind in use, Sold at the lpF price eiu is "a aud 2t csspsE boxs bb merclIan,s ihTOugh6nt thsE cqupayi parI7syp 7Hsaaaai |"
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02

TIE WnIG ALMAxAc fo. 1854 is valuable compilation for the politician and the man of business Beside the jnsuaI calender pages. it contains PcrfeGt lists of the important officers of the National liovernmenti . table ,ofTailway statistics, description of the Japan Expedhiop, President Piercss Inangarai Address, au article oR the Cfysial Palace, some saluablesA Agriealtu- ral nat,er. Election returns from every Sta,e in the Unioii, &c., &e. It'is a cohspacs muaiai Of 64pages, ,psiee only l2 i.2eehss. Tote had at the store Of C.Adanis sei Co 9tn 'ass3aels' 9a 4fgit9a Ina &s4+ss~2&sr,s~r-~y~e~~~~iS aill 10 V N DR. iTERREL'y orsTMEsr -put up in glass boxes--an extra nice article fpr thes.oiles. aud handsome shelf oraaWent..s Every family should have l,ex on the sbelG inicase tof exposure to
 the fall winds, or aecidents Notice advertise.
 menl inan0sher column. For sale byia Ea
 fsfs tff., 8ssst gsss4 Ia s+HA e, SMITH,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02
1Is5Elsf sa slgasss,a {. gislsls csr,l.alss4a.l

tif S saSz ssff'srs nT Sf ATE q JESSE MINOR. ,t..o. Iaie cf E Wdodburv in Aaid pisiglct. dseeaeed. :, The. .Conrf ef Ffohaie i0g fhe pisiriet0i AR0od- bury hhth limited aud alI1wed six nluntis from the date hereof for cssfilpfs 0f epA esiaae tD Iexhlhlt ihelf eIaiirs iof sett,enienl. Those who neglect t0 0pfeseht lIier aeeuamif properly at,est- ed, viht;n said lime, viii be delafrsd | recovery Ali persons indebted fn said estpte ara requested to make imazsdiAte psenienftas {. A
 v f6ss C0RNELIp pS ', MINOR 3Ex6nf
 ass SOLOMON D. sl iNOk, tors
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02
ELECTRIFIED c0UNTY \ mat and Gap sf6re..

nURIN0 ihe past week, the subscriber has 11 received at the 0idsStanh naw additions to his stock of sWiniere Goodss coRsisliuga of inie sly lies of Coth and Fur Gaps in every variety i; FnrAnd Soit Hats, Buffalo Robes. ,Furs, Sc. &c. Also, just opehed, an assortment ofy Spring style Gents Fur Hats arrived this Bay ifo,if Tiie New Ynfk dealess. Every anieio i'd his tine may be E,und orNsilla be- furnished at low fA,es. Call and examipssI als sHiR AM JACKSON.
 : LftEhfield, Feb 1s1S54%A es .s 1-.~ygss N
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02

fa N'.f.In'o 0FI TT fofT i's.7 ,s~1z n. F 'sl,t 1ss os| r. 2 2's ss. I1.H1 A> t4E l1 ls1 Ms0tN, No...|fS|} .| | 5 " s.''. @ X. ..'. ~ ,,... z " s <. .A.' iE
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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02

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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02

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