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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTEERSHIP.
THE coparnership heretofore existing under the style
Z of CRENSHAW d FAIRS is dissolved BY mutual con-
sent The undersigned viii settle all the business Of tie
late firm, and is alone authorized TO use its
Feb 14-lm r. L. CRENSHAW.
r. L. CRENSHAW- ...................b. s.. WRIGHT.
SOMETHING NEW.
YNTE, having completed our shop, and put up all our
w machines ready TO do all kinds Of Carpenters
work on the shortest notice. SASH DOORS, BLINDS,
HOLDINGS Of all Sizes BANISTERS, LATTICE and
BLINDSLATS, dressed SHELVING, DRAWERS, WIN
DOW and DOOR FRAMES OF all Sizes completed Boxes
of all kinds hand at all times CIRCULAR WORK
Of any kind done; LUMBER Of all kinds dressed or
sawed to any size FROM quarter of inch TO thirty
inches square Persons wanting any thing in our line,
would do well to give call before purchasing else
where, as we are determined to do all work WE'LL and
give perfect satisfaction and cheap it be done.
All work delivered to any house in ewn without cost
Shop on Broad street. of the Na,hyle and Chatta-
nooga Railroad where we will be found at all times ready
to wait on any person that wants work.
Feb 14-ly CKEASHAN WRIGHT.
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Books and Stationery.


TANlNG his dav assnc efed with Brother Jnux
7 H.e,S ~iil continue he BOOK Ann SrA-
TiOyERY BUSINESS, under the sivle Of s. HaGAg
BRO. ~ ths old stand on Marie. street.
AaIcA % 1855. +. HAGaN
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We have 40 news from China.
LATEST by TELEGRAPH


PARIs There ia no news Of Importance. Tie
militia Law With Marmsjo's amendment has been
a5onted.
We have nothing later from the Cfimea.
The Times PARIS correspondent writes that it
was rumoreJ that We are o have another levy Of
100 900 men.
The Roebuck committee adjourned with PaFiia-
D.eut on The l0:h.
The propriety Of raising the siege Of Sebastopo
are freely and !svoIaby talked Of.
The Paris Monituer contains a remarkable OIL
,,al document explaining the military conduct Of
she allied Government since the commencement of
The war.
GaiHpoE is occupied TO prevent the march OF the
Russians on ConstantinOple.
The occupation of Galipoli and Varna are un-
Necessary.
The allies unable to operate in BessArabia
{ without the aid of Russia.
The campaign sgainst Sebastopol was undertaken
s. as not TO remain inactive.
The immense difficulties cf the siege are pointed
ont exboneratiEg Napoleon the planne. of the
CAMPAIGN.
The document is considered an apology for rails
ing the siege so soon.
Spsin Is quiet
The Government has borrowed forty million
reels
ord Hardin recall Is sill uroed
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-28

"BOOKs THAT ARE BOOKS, /"
AND WORTH READING
~ REECE AND THE GOLDEN HORN;
" FLOoD Fran;
UNCLE SANS FAM FEScs;
MORsn STARS rHs New WcRID;
Fifty IEARs IN Roth HENIsPzEEEs;
N0yAEPTUH AND NATIcK;
IIySs OF TIE QUEESsoE ESGLAxD
TIE PIIGRINs WALsINCusx.
hills, LAKES FoREST STREAMS,
tbs MoSgF M4Ezs;
fUBsTANCE AND SHApowS
IEE MEETS A Bas RooX;
TABLES FnR CRfTIcs ~
FgGS LEAyEs-SeeCud Series.
MKdoRIss qaE KATxR
rESSsssE2S AsEcsD;
DEnHA and IILY
+ Tug HeRalT $ DIT;
boSEY Moon and other ComieaIiIisx
MISS LEsLIss BEHAVIOR BOOK;
Tbs, Thar AxD Tue OiHER
For sale BIZ CHARLES W SMITH
InarSH
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- Tickets not good after lst May.
n. |. ANDERSON, Sup't N & C X. R.
- Nashville Murireesboro, and Shelbyvie papers
copy till day. ap2l-td
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when Prizss ercnrtirg %
8 3 O., % % o
ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERSI
Tickets IS 03-Haiyes 80 50-Quarters 81 q

Persons wishing Tickets 10 Nashville viii please Lave
their orders with r. H. BROCKWAY II Public Souars.
who is authorized TO receive and forward them aad u
whom heschemes and drawings Will Re regularly sent
compliance with the above viii save much tine and
time.
fsy Every prize drawn ut each drawing.
~ Bids on all solvent Banks taken AZ par
"a All communications strictly confdertizi
SAMUEL SWAMI, Agent and Manager
Sign Of the Bronze Iiors
Montgomery, A.a
q Thos Welsh and Justus Wynan Eso's Sworn
eonamsslonsrs to superintend the Drawing.
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NEW BOOKS.
TuE Lice oF MAgTfS LUTHER

k1a Liz 4 OE VI = III L nEfa,
rTSHE GREAT GERMAN REF0aNEk. in Fifty Pic
u thres. from nssenS b. Cassave KONG; to wheh is
added Sketch Of e Rise and Progress OF The Reform a.
ton in Gera4ny.
We have ample seria 10 form estimate Of Luther
TIE business II hl life write and talk and his
friends preserved his eters and his with the
from sneh deserved In his correspondence
and IN his fisch-reH We have fuller and detailed
revelation Of his innermest than possess Of ary
,ther person. with the single exception Of Dr. Johnson.
Edipbsry Rsyise
For sale by IsPaSl JOHN YORK CO.
COL ID PENS.
JOHN Y0RR & co. have tor sale the hest
article or PENS A this market.
SEPEKIOR CUTLERY.
PEN KNgyEs--.2O kinds---fsr sale by
srF JOHN YORK 4 CO.
rTyennesSee and Alabama a. II. Receipts.
l. Nashville and Chattanooga do
Blank Check Books on the City Banks.
Blank Note DO do do.
Steamboat BOoks--FuiI Sets.
IL Journals, Day Books Ledgers, Cash
Books, Record Books, Cap and Letter Pa
per. Envelopes, Ink, Steel Pens, Pencils,
&c., &c. For sale by
JOHN YORK & Co.,
apes Corner of Cherry and Union SITS.
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I'M TUESDAY, MAY FIRST, AN EXTRA
~ Train will run to Murfreesboro' and back to accom-
modste these who wish to hear the Candidates for
Govern0r-leavng Nashville at So taking passen-
gers from Antioch Lavergre Smyrna and Neal stopping
at thos points on its return Tram VIII leave Sheloy-
Wartrace Bellbrcke Fosterville Chri tana, inns and
Wades stopping only those points the return TRIP
Tho Accommodation Train will only come 70 Murreesboro,
hence there will be O'Clock Train from Nashville
that day Return Trains TO leave AuTieesboFo after the
speaking is over
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BUILDING LOTS.

BUILDING LOTS.
OFFER for SALE my own account, number Of VAL
4 liable Iots-vz;
SIX LOTS near University Place, fronting on Maple
street The lots are az feet front and SO feet Deep
In Edgeheld beautiful 10, the Galatln turnpike,
lust beyond Dr. Hamn's and adjoining +. c. Lesems,
fronting feet and running back 2lo feet II will be d.
yided IL desired
One Lot the Galstin turnpike Mr.. Washngtons
frontinQ three streets This Lot fronts so feet the
turnpike. and is 240 feet deep.
will sell these lots at fair terms and viii make the
mills Avs LiNDSLEY
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y We are authorized 10 announce b. CLkNoss as q
oand represent Davidson county IN the next House
" Representatives.
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CLOTHING AND c1orHlns xArza1a1s,

NAVY DEPARTMENT.
pa fsrreau Of Provisions and Clothing Anil ts5,
cEPAkATk PROPOSALS, seated and sndsrs ed PRONG
= sails for Navy Clothing and Sloaing Materials w
May next for furnishing and delivering ION re- Giving sixty
da notice, at each either Of the nsv yards CHARLES
town. Massachusetts, Brooklyn New YORK and Cospert
Virginia the quantities below CT any or ali OF
The following articles Of navy clothing and clothirg
materials and further quantities same a. NAV be
ordered By the chief Of This bureau, BY the
of the navyyards respectively during the fiscal year
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
l & 8: -

HAS in store Brinkleys Ky Premium and sO horse
III Steel Ploughs Subsoi Pioue H"ltivators srrOws,
Corn Shelters Corn and Cob Crus>A-s Corn Drills and
Planters and sost all articles class"d Agricultural Ina
plements Any article which he not have on hand.
will be ordered and cost Of transportation aud exchange
only added TO the manufacturers prces lie expects By
the hrs: of May superior HAY RAKE which be wishes
20 submit to those interested for examination.
Landreth's Seeds.
Just arrived, addiIisnal supply Of Cornhsld and
Bunch Beans Parsnps large quantity Of the naest Onion
Sets and a variety Of 81 other Garden seeds.
= Flower Seeds.
variety of rare Flower Seeds hand and viii be in
raeeipt Of more in few DAYS.
Irish Potatoes.
superior lot Of Galsna and Iowa Potatoes.
Field Seeds.
He also has all kinds Of Field Seeds such a Clover
Timothy Orchard Herds and Blue Grass, and in q few
days will be in receipt Of Barley, Baekwbeat Hemp and
Cummiu Seed. Has also hne lot Of Oats.
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xouTHrRv MI1 IrARy ACADEMY

XlA d y = u
~ (BY Authority or TIE sTkIB a. AEk-,5 n
$3.50 C<sdactsd on ffs IfsDsza FelE1- -
GRAND SCHEME Foz EAZ.-cL4ss o.
ODE Drawn l2sh Nay 1856 In the City q Kozsousry,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-28

F0rRTE CONGRESSIONAL niSsRlCr.-We authorized
u announce Col JotN n. SAyACE 6 candidate repre-
sent the ourh District the next Congeas OF the United
States
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FOR THE COUNTING HOUSE. =
DLANk CHECK BOOKS on all the Banks: ..tf
ID BLANG. COPlfAr -HOOKS for Letter Presses;
P-4IE4T BLOTT7AG BOARD: ~
BiLLS FL4DlEG-RAILRO.4D RECEIPTS
COEN1IbG-H0tSE RACES-POSr FOXES;
AkAOLDfS FL EID-ARNOLD'S C4RHLiE.
0oLD PfIS-SILEI PENS : LfKSTANIlS;
BJLL HE4DS-LEITER CLLPS-POUyCE:
CHEC1 IIES-PEN &1CHS--ENREEOPES;
i DA4Hh BOOKS, &c. &c. For sale BY
spll CHARLES W. SMITH.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-28

Extract fran ts act of Congress dpprored A9gt TO- 1e4o
"SEo G. And be fgrLher enacted, That from and aftei
the passage of this every proposal for supplies In
vted by The Secretary Of the Navy under the provision Of
the general appropriation bill for The approved March
third eighteen hundred and forty three sha be sccomps
MED by written guarantee signed by one or more respon
ble the effect that he they undertake that the
bidder bidders will If hts their bid be accepted enter
into obligation in such time be prescribed BY the
Secretary of the Navy with good and sufficient suretes TO
furnish the supplies proposed No proposal shall be eonsd
cred unless accompanied by such guarantee II amer the
acceptance of proposal and notification thereof to the bid
der bidders no they shall fail to enter into an o6a
tou within the time prescribed BY the Secretary Of the NaNy
with good and efficient relies for furnishing the supplies
then the Secretary of the Navy shall to with
other person for furnishing the sIo sup
plies orthw It'll the difference between the
contained In the proposal 50 guaranteed and The
amount which he may have contracted for furnishing the
said supplies the whole period of the proposal 10 be
charged against bidder bidders and his or their
and the may be Immediately
by United States the OF the Navy De
parm action of debt against either al or said
persona
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Irby Morgan & Co.

VVAVING taken the house formerly occupied by J. p.
Il Dromgoole next door to Berry Demoville's Drug
Store will be prepared from the LIST to the 10Th oil March 70
exhibit an etrg fresh and we'll assorted stock Of Staple
and Fancy Dry Goods and Varieties, to which theJ
ask the special attention of cash and short time Prohe
purchasers Thi stock being entirely Eso and obtained
Al prices so far soo last years standard they offer them
to the public without any fear Of being undersold
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-28

10y We are authorized aud requested 10 announce DR.
TsouAs ANDERSON of Coffee County, candidate 20
represent the Fourth Congressional District in The next
Congress Of tie United States.
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BEASLEY ~ RUTH,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. PAPER HANGERS


Between the Masonic Hall aud the Cruteher House.
~ All kinds OF Graining and Aarblng done in Iii
hes: manner and at reasonable prices
feb2S-ema.
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n THOSE SETS OF COTTAGE FURNI- -
EaTURE are inst received and will be sold
" ichesp Also, The largest and best selection -
Of Cane Seat and Other Chairs. Cane Seat and Back Arm
and Nurse Rockers Chiidrens Chairs offered in
this market.
Also, Clocks Nudcs Shades, Bedsteads, Tables, Hat
Racks, CommOGes &c- &c.
PIANOS for sale rent In fact kfree and fashona.
Bile collection Of useful articles in INV line which will be
sold o Tor cash or approved paper shall offer superior
Inducements TO purchasers who pay CASH Come and
fss Fine articles made to order All articles sold war
Tan,ed equal 10 the Recommendation given
stg The largest 10; of Mattresses in the city
apis l. II. NORTON Union street
ELOUR-560ibbls Flour IN store and for sale BY
Il ap4 u. s. FRENCH son.
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SEfPEKIOR CUTLERY.
PEN KNggEs--.2O kinds---fsr sale by
JOHN YORK 4 co.
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IF You WANT THE Finest HATS

NALL at WAKEFIELD WALKERS on the Square.
" The styles they have introduced for the Spring
considered the haudsOmes Hats Of the season; while
the eTtrems laass Of tare and spfrb aStrous fnisa
render them highly desirable to all who wish hat OF the
most popular style and of the finest quality.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-12-20

The subscribers have established Book
Agency III Philadelphia, and Will fuin'sh any
book or publication ., the retail price free OF
postage. Any persona, by for~ srding the
subscription price "f any Of the 50 Magazines,
such a. Harpers'. Gos,ey's. Pntna'ns, Ora
hams, Frank Leslie'f Fashions, &c. viii re
ceivc the ma gasines for one year and copy
o. . splendid idhograph portrait OF either
Washington, Jackscn OF Clay; OF. u sub
sc..b,ng to 4 50 ard 81 MagaI ne, they
viii receive copy Of either OF The three Po''
traits. If subscribing TO Sc worth 4 Maya
xinee, all three portraits will be sent ;sra'is.-
Music Gu, n,sacd 10 those who may ~ish 1t.
Envelaps Of every description AID sise IN
large or email quansi.ies furnished. Sea
Presses, Dies, &c sent 10 order.
Every description Of Engfasine on Woct
exrcuied with ncs,ness and dispatch. Views
of Bnils ines. Ne~epsper Headings. Ve~'
Of Machinery, B. Oh Illustrations. Lodge
Certificates, Business Cards, &c. All orders
sent by mail promptly attended 10. feison'
wishing views q their buildings ensrsse'
can send . Dsguc,,eoaype o. sketch of ih'
building hy ma,i Or express.
Pefsons at distance having salesbie ar
ticics would find il Ia their advantage 20 nd
dress the subscribers, - ~e wo:sid act a
agents Tor the sale Of The same.
-BYRAM 3 PIERCE.
10 South Third Street, Phladelphia, Pa.
- sraAx. - AArIEEcS
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-12-20
VALUABLE
R EAL ESTATE
At AUCTION IN NEW MILFORD,

N pursuance of an order from the Cour
- Of Probate for the district Of New Milford
dated June %. 1855, will sell at public auction
{uness previously sold at private saie,l all the
right, title and interest " JoHS C. SAiTa Of New
Milford, an assigning debtor, in and Ia the iol
lowing described pieces Of Real Estate assigned
70 me, and situated in the towns OF New Milford
/ and kuxbusy:
The sale will commence on Tuesday, the I5.h
day Of January, 1856 at the New Eng land House
IN said New Milford. at one clock m the after
noon. and will be adjourned irom time to time
i and place 10 place until the entire estate is
disposed Of
The Homestead Of the late Hon. Perry Smith
with about six acres OF land.
The Homes,ead and home Farm Of the late
Samuel Comsiock. containing about Que h1id-
red and twenty acres OF land. with buildings
thereon. zs q
One tract Of land known as the Miles Farm,
containing about seventy acres, with buildings
thereon.
One tract of land known as the Todd Land, >
containing about forty acres, with buildings
thereon.
One tract OF land known as the Garfield or
Carter Farm. containing one hundred acres,
with buildings aud saw-mill thereon.
One tract Of land known as the 'Crnss Crook
Farm, containing about one hundred and
Que tract Of land known as the 'Nebo Farm
cont aiming about one hundred acres.
One tract Of land known the Bishop Land
containing about sixty-hve acges.
Oae tract OF land known as the Everett
Land, containing about eleven acres.
One tract OF land known as Tue Buckingham
Land, containing about ~ enty acres
One tract 81 woodland known as the Taylor
Land, coa, aiming about tel acres, adjoining
the Garfield Farm
One tract al w.od land known as the 'Siraiehts
Mountain Land. containing about fifty acres
One tract Of woodland known as the Sanford
Mountain Land, containing about six acres.
One tract Ut woodland known as the Falls
Mouniain Land containing about three and
one-hali acres.
Tw, small Dwelling Houses situated in the
village oi New Milford. near NJ. Brewers.
All the above described parcels OF Real
Estate are in the town or New Milford.
Also, The following described piece of land
situated in the town oi R"xbury:
One tract OF timber land known as the Goat
Rock Land, cnntaining about fifty acres.
Also ior sule, one slx-seat double Carriage,
nearly new. OF TomlrnsDn Il Woods make,
suitable lar private carriage or livery stable.
The above described parcels of properly are
we'll known ~ be among the mos. desirable
and valuable in Litcltieid county. a nd will be
sold Without reserve TO the highest bidder.
GEORGE II. NOBLE, Assignee.
New Milford, Dec. l7lh, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-12-20

Al Court Of Probate holden at Norfolk, pitkis
and f,r The District IF Eorfotk, on tAs l9fk
day cf .Eouember, A ID 1855
Present W. RICE, Esq, Judge.
AIRS. NANCY CANFlELD, Administrative
~ Z on the estate Of WILLIAM PERRr CAsriEIp,
late Of Norfolk, within said distr,ct, decreased,
having represented said estate iH.olvens. and
given notice to all concerned, ~ appear before
this Court the present day, at l O'Clock, alter
noun, TO be heard rsls,ive to the appointments
Of Commissioners, aud no one appearing, this
Cenr' doth appoint John X Shepard, and Hiram
Mills. Commissioners, to examine and adjust
The claims of the creditors OF said estate: and
asa doth decree, that six months from this date
be allowed them to exhibit their Claims to said
Commissioners, and dola direct that public no.
tice Of this order be given by I'D yertising the
same in newspaper published in Litch6eld,
and bv po.Iing a copy thereof on the public
siru post in said town OF Norfolk, nearest The
pace where the deceased las, dwell. Certified
from Record. w. b. RICE, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-12-20
4 Tia Court Of Probate holds II at Rarki,sn,stcd
"A within and for the. DISTRICT oil Barktra msitd
on The firsi day OF December A ID 1855

Z l Court OF Probate holds Il at Barkiia stcd
"A within and for the. district oil Barktiam sitd
ON The fret day OF December, A. ID 1855
Pressn,. GEosGE hERaELIs, Esq, Judge.
Ga motion OF Samuel " Price and Albert
Stephens. Trustees on the Estate OF Jesse Ives,
an as -isutn2 deb,or Within SAID d strict, having
repre- scented said Estate iisoiyeEi ani gwen
notice TO all concerned Ia appear before this
Court the presen, day at y O'Clock A NJ To he
heard relative To the appointment OF C"mr,is-
s:oners. and no one sppearing-tias Court doth
appoint Daniel Younes aus Rufus Cleveland
Commissioners TO examine and atjest The ella ms
81 the creditors Of SAID estate, and also doth
decree that two mouths fros, the eighth day Of
December instant be ciio"cd thsn 10 exhibit
their claims 10 81 d commissioners.
Aud said commissioners are to give pubic
notice Of this order BY advertising the sane in
4 weekly newspaper published in Wiasted and
Luchtield one month each. ard by poet,ng a
| copy thereof on public sign post in said l.,~n
| If Barkhams.ed; and the said commissioners
| are hereby notified To meet at the puc-house
of Jesse Ives, Eco, in Htchcockviile on tie
29th dag Of Deccnher inst. and OH the 4th day
OF February A ID 1856, al 10 O'Clock A IL on
each ot said days 10 attend to the duties of said
appointment Certified from lie cord
4,32 GEORGE MERRELL!S, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-12-20

va lStilNG to go West, the snbscri-
w Der will sell the FARM On which he re-
sides-conta!ning ! 10 acres al iand, divided
into pillow, meadow, pasture and woodland, with
good buildings, almost new-comsis;ing #
house, barns. cuw-hnuse. and other out build.
ings, all in good repair. The place is well wa
tered. and has young thrifty orchard OF choice
Fiuit. such as apples, pears. peaches and grapes.
The Farm will keep from - to 20 cowy,
yoke OF oxen and horse the year throug h- cut.
ting an abundance Of hay.
Any one wishing TO buy choice Farm will
do well To call and examine the same before
purchasing elsewhere:
ALEXANDER NORTON.
Goshen, Dec. 9Th. 1855.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-12-20
Remnants.

BRADFORD. Of Wulcot,ville, has Just re-
ID ceived one more case Of those beautiful
Cahco Remnants. Call soon or you will lose a
bargain.
BOOTS, Boots-Gentemen in want of GOO
Boots both for Men and Boys, will do we'll by
calling at BRApFoRD's
READY MADE CLOTtHNG.-I,C0o dol.
lars worth more OF Osetcoa,s, Heavy Wi"ter
Goats, Pantaioons and Vests, ju,t received at
BRaDFoRp's Cheap Store. w olcottvlle.
Paramettas, Muslin Delanes. and Merinnes,
lust receiveda fresh supply by the subscriber.
4. G. BRADFORD.
Soft Hats, White: Caps both Men and Boys,
inst received at that Cheap Store around the
corner from Church's Hotel
"a Cash paid inr Mink skins 81
A. e BRADFORD'S, Wo!cot,ville.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-12-20
Green Mountain Feed-Cutter.

TaSHiS machine was invented aud pat
n ened by James II. Bennett OF Bennington,
Vermont, who has dev o ed twenty years IN per
iecting Feed Cutter. combining an amour, OF
utility never before attained. This machine re
CURES no expense Of repairs, is eminen,lv du-
rable, and will cut either hay. straw. or coral-
stalks with equal f4ciluy, and with more ease
and dispatch than any crank, or other Feed
Gutter in use. An examination aud trial OF
the article will satisfy the most incTedulous.
All orders addressed to Inc Undersigned " i'll
receive pro,npi attention. Price 81
AARON ID. WELLS, Of Plymouth,
Proprietor for LitchfelI County.
Plymouth, Dec. llih, 1855
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-12-20
F O r 8 ALE.

yHNHE subscriber offers for sale his Town
a Hill Farm, SO caild, situated about two
miles suuth-~est Of The central village. Also
the farm k"o as the Barley Farm. situated in
the north part Of The iown-tugether with the
dwellings and real estate IN and near the center
OF the town. Said firins are a.,undan,iy supplied
with timber and wood land ; the buildings are
convenient and in COOL repair. Also my real
estate situated in Norfolk and Cornwall.
MOSES LYMAN.
Goshen, Dec 10Th, 1855.