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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-31

9 - :. - - :. Mas nfspArcu
GoKHhsf '" s - :. 80
.gss WASHINGTON, Thursday night Dee q
The resolution 20 hold a perpetual session van
,s1,eI with the frost-wofk the window pancs O.
,ss f,anitol this morning, and with them MT L. ~.
t'amphcirs proposition to make MT. Orr q Tempo
rary Sneaker. evsssstsa r. fssas.a ga
Mr. Campbell has gained pofhns IN TINS COMES >
for the Speakership IL isyefy evident thas AN v
not fair and aniicable between him ana the hepHo.
leans This only party since ms refusai 10 so.c ,oi
the plurality system, ana TINS proposluou 70 hsAe
Mr. Orr a temporary Speaker. ihaeeo, as Vas 70,
day pretty well shown py ar. a, n east suasii, ~
Kentucky, his speech ON fearhig tfota Fns caao
dacysfor the Speakership was OF sucn enan"e.e,
as TO offend all parties, TO SUBJECT nfinoei 20 .en
sure or susiscton. ana 10 90 MA uo y Ne 49,,
ever He in that speech indicaea 'aa. 70 ss';,,
himself as a canauate, ne fcast p'oe .ios,os =,
Ions on the slavery question ana ~ wa.
relation to the appointment on .' 49,.
required sucn Things OF nind ny ~. ~ ~ A.,
for not one OF them would ever 'e.e iot nm. IN
any circumstances, no. le =, ans 80. -. . ~ -
adeirhia platform, ger ne anu sae. 81 Jaes ." iIs
apart Then must oe .he nepuoaesns' - 81 !,
which branch OF tneht Ceftainis NOT tnat o'anei
which preferred Mr. Campbeh TOT they wouia o
course ask no pledges OF man OF ther own mrs.
choice.
Was it the frienos OF MI Bankst IL WAS they
If any party. 1et now scoaia u De they, "nei
they did not desire his election, prefernng Mr.
Banks before him Still, II II was any party, II
was the friends OF Mr. Banks, and It Is they whom
he has denounced Now, why old no denounce
taeml Was he at a loss for some reason, (asid'
from his want of popularity to explain his non
success, and did he in cropping thereto: choose thu
ambiguous giving OUT Either the Banks men dit
attempt TO corrupt him, or the latter is the real ex
PLANTATION, --aud either is not ereditable to Mr.
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y
Belts cts; Linen Hdkfs cts, worth l2tc., with
great variety of other goods which will be sold very
cheap. Call and for yourselves, at the store
of M GOLDEN, $50 Broad ST.,
de 18-1m* Between Sd and 4tb SITS.
h GEORGE GAVINZEL,
MANUFACTURER CORNER OF MAIN AND TYLER SITS,
ROCKETS, RICHMOND, VA,
Has constantly on hand large assortment and can
furnish to order every article of White or Green
Glass of any pattern or color required.
Jars. Demijohns Porters, Lamp Glasses sc.
Tumbers, pressed Decanters, Minerals
Do. plain Madeira Wines, Rhine do.
Lemon syrups Coognes Flasks
Castor Oils Walls of every description
and Pickles Of every variety
given to their faithful execution. de l2-lm
A LLE{aHANY SPRINGS WATER. 80
IA THE BEST MINERAL WATER KNOWN.
We have now, and win constantly keep ON hand,
the Water of the Allegheny Springs in the following
cities Richmond, Messrs Purcell Ladd Co.; Peters
burg, Messrs. Lyon Rives; Lynchburg, John III.
Seay-other Druggists in any part of the Union can
get supply by application to PURCELL, LADD
Co, Richmond.
This Water is considered sovereign remedy in all
cases of Dyspepsia, and will relieve any arrangement
of the digestive organs 1t will be found upon TRIAL
worth ali other medicines In restoring TO healthy and
sound condition the lost tone of the stomach and bow
els and putting in healthy action the liver
We refer persons wishing to gain farther informa-
ton of the sanitvc properties Of this aer to the
Messrs. John j. London Robert !. 5s,1.ri f1ocs,r
U. s. Joynes, Robt. Ridgway, Nm Sample, Samuel
Rutherford VIM. ii. Haxall, Qginn Word, aud DIR. +.
H Christian, Richmondi John w: sy'ne, br Thomas
Wthers VIM. It. Joynes, and jlas. nenf, Peters
burg; DR.. Rosf. Eariy, C. l.. Mosby, H. =. schco
field, Jno. Wyatt j. D Gregory, DIR. Jno. Pas'erssn,
VIM. s. Reid, Jr. r. W. Page, sal A. r ECKER,
Lynchbufg.
These Springs viii be opened for t,rsthe sf day
of June next when will be fnlly prs1aeea to re-
celye all who may wish to use the Water at tho tour
tain. - 4
no 2l-dts JNo. wH)lTS SONS.
HEADQUARTERS FOR FASHIONA.
- BILE CLOTHING.-SILSER MED Va 80
ls55Fhe members of tle Legislature and SRA gers
visiting the city requested to call atthe hid es-
punishment. No. 100. corner Of Main and Governor
street and secure themselves outfit for the winter
as the subscriber has hand large and elegant
sortment Of Gentleman's Wearing Apparel not to be
surpassed by any house In the city, As evidence
q the superiority Of his Clothing he was awarded
the highest premium "a Silver MedalI by the Me-
chauics Institute, 1855.
He keeps constantly on hand the best of CLOTHS,
CAsSIMERES. YESTlNGS, &C., with score of ni.
perior worknen. He deems it unnee essary, after a
trial Of l6 years the nublic has had Of his goods to
cay more IN their commentator. He warrants all
Cisshine he sells and respectfully solici call from
h's Old t1eRds and the public generally
atacIiy On the QUE price system
=
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DlsCoHcERTING AN ORAToR-It is an astonish
ing thing how little matter viii sometimes dis
concert man who is accustomed to speak in pub
lie and have his thoughts abou. him, and ready
a. command on almost all occasions.
II wasonce opeaing a speech from the stump,
said distinguished Western political orator TO us
recently, and was just beginning to warm with my
subject when remarkably clear and deliberate
voice spoke out behind me, saying
Guess he wouldn't take quite hfalutinatin
if he knew that his trowsers was bus clean cut be
hindu Ht
Prom that moment / couldn't get on The
people in front began to laugh, and there was 6
loud in my rear and | dared not reverse my
position, for fear of having audience of my
condition i made or rather invented an excuse
for delay, aud sat down. 'HThe malicious scoun
drelG continued the orator; lit was only a mean
trick after all. There was nothing under heaven
the matter with my unnentonables y
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1--WE q w.,
Sole Proprietors, Richmond. Va.



CIRCUIT COURT, RICHfIOND, VA.--
" THIS is TO CERTIFY that my daughter had been
suffering with Chronic Diarrboa for about years.
and had been attended by several prominent physi-
der their During the last spring and sum
mer, she induced to try Bakers Premium Bit
tiers, and from the time she commenced the use of
them she began TO improve, and is now, as consider
perfectly cured.
Given under my hand this 10Th day of November,
1855. VIM FOLKES
You be supplied by calling ON Messrs. UR-
CELL, LADD CO., Richmond, Va, and Druggists
generally. - de Ii
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CARD.--The subscribers desire to in.
IN form their friends and the public generally flat
they have determined to adopt the CASH SYSTEM
in conducting their business, commencing the fst
of January next.
We shall have on hand at all times complete as
sortment of the best FAMILY GROCERIES, which
will offer at the lowest possible rates. and it shall
be constant endeavor to prove to or customers
by the quality and prices of goods that it is
their advantage well ours to this system
Feeling thankful to customers for their patron
age, respectfully solicit continuance under the
cash system L. p. ELLIS CO.,
de Pins 1874 Broad st
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| VE(3ETxBi-E I3Er;.-Far fef1se<a
tiols, ibSais iow 81 dsa MAMERMAN.
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lSY APkESS AND STEAMK4S.-l aan
II eLallt Ito show soniefhing in style or pat
lam esess cay which. in addition To my already am
10 Steti sAeady Made Clothing, insure
every ~ IL want Of nice garment and beautiful
ilnir-t Il tfesafns style, can be PURCHASED else
sttJe. HENRY sJfAFfR
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r GREAT PRODUCTION NTHE m
SPRICE OF BOOTS AND HATS-Erom Hi

FRESH SUPPLI-.Ladies, thick
and thE sole Caters ST. so; Ladies' Mo-
rocco Walking Boots; Ladies' Morocco
Walking Buskins; Ladies' Goat Buskins; Misses
Goat and Morocco Boots; Childrens Thick Sole
Bootees fresh lot of the above Shoes just receiv
cd at DAVID WALSHS
def 129 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-31

- CHRISTMAS SHOES.--I have
now hand large assortment of all
kinds of fashionable Boots, Shoes and
CATERS suitable for the holidays. Ladies' Cater
Boots Buskins, Sippers Jenny Linds, SC. Gents
Misses and Childrens Shoes and Boys and Childrens
Boots: all of which will be sold at very low prices at
the Metropolitan Shoe Store .-..--.a.ss
( C. s. MAURICE,
de % Isl. Main ST, Eagle Square.
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% THE TIME Is NOW COME--A nd
Ii every body knows that have bought goods at
IL the Bazaar Store, next door to the Exchange
- Bank, have saved % per cent at this cheap,
cash paying establishment, and there is for
vous merchants to say the Bazaar Store will never
pay at the prices goods are going at.
Z. OVERBAUGH, 152 Main street, ~
Manufacturer, Importer and Dealer in fine Eng.
lsh Sole Leather Trunks, Carpet Bags Boots
Shoes, Hats Umbrellas, Walking Canes, &c
do cQ-Ssx
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n !. 49,. 40. 9. RUTH,
superintendent Of TRANSPORTATION
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n-5 FOR SALE.-.A fine CAR.EN
&EH*1 RAGE that has been but little I~YS
Sas--=-saz-nsed, and pair of well-broke
young HORSES. Apply to $780,
no l3-ts LEE & OVERLY. .
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-02-01
BYLAW cf Sharon.

VOTED. That II the owner Ut any Catte,
' Horse. Mule pr Geese ahall suffer the same
to go al large on, of hrs OF her enclosure after
the first day of April. 1885, such owner shall
forfeit and paw 10 any person who shall take up
and lmpound the same the sum of twenty-five
c-nts Ter each head of cattle, H1rse, Mule or
Geese Tor each time they shall be found at large
out oil the owners Enclosure and taken up
That i, shall he the duty ot the Raywards in
their several districts. and i shall De lawful tor
any freehofder 10 iTpuund any cattle. Horse,
Mule or Geese So found Out OF ITS owners Inc!o-
sure and at large-wlo, together with the pound
keeper. shah regulate the proceedings, receive
the compensation and have the same powers as
are granted in the statute laws OF this sta e
entitled pounds :" pro-, lied that no penalty
incurred under this Bylaw shall exceed The
SUN OF three dollars. And the owner or owners
of said cattle. Horse, Mule OF Geese so Upound-
ed shall not receive The same IRON the pound
until he shall have paid the person sd impound ng
the same the amount OF forfeiture. and To the
pound-keeper his fees and expeHses for keeping
said creatures as in other cases OF creatures
im,nunded Provided that any person being an
inaabian, OF said town may let one COW run at
large upon the highway and common and not
lncnr the aforesaid penalty.
Voted, That tie af,resaid Bylaw be published
in he L,tchtield Enquirer.
A true copy from Record. A'tnei:
80 HARRY LOCKWOOD Town Clerk.
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LIrcuFIELp COUNTY, s..

New MtIiDgd, Jam. 70 4, 100.
HN the petition OF SAMUEL Ii. fAIRcHILD of
W New nj iiford, in said County. against his
wiie, Corne:sa Eliza Falrchiid, addressed 10 the
superior Court t, be held al Lischfleld IN and
for LiIchiield county, OH the Third Tuesday al
February, 1855. showing to sad Court that the
said Curnea ELIZA an the 23.i day OF December,
1851, clipped and went out ni this State with one
Joel Couch, and without cause wlfuiiy deserted
the petitioner aud has wiiuliY cnatinuedd her
said tieseriian oil and absence iFhrn the petitioner
TOR more than three years, and during all that
time totally neglected all her duties towards the
petitinner as his wife, and resides cal OF this
State in some place 10 the petlt oner unknown.
ami that when last heard OF she resided at
CatSku, in Green county and STATE OF New
York. And that 10y her misconduct she mas
permanently Destroyed the happiness q! the
petitioner. and defeated Ihe purposes OF the
marriage relasion-pra wing for divorce irnnl
the said Cornei!a as " said petition dated the
!5.h day Of Jannsry. 1885, appears.
1, is Orasrei-'rnad notice o. said petition be
given to said respondent by publishing :hs order
twn weeks suectsSlva;y IN the Litchhel.! In
qaire-, Newspa pc: published in said Litchfe'd,
at ieas, twelve DAYS elore said third Tuesday
OF February next; AMP also hy depostting IN the
New Milford pnst-otiice true copy OF said petit
ton, citation md This order of notice .atiesied by
some proper officer or indifferent person, address
sed to the said Cornella at Caiskill aforesaid
land postage paidtl al ieas. twelve days before
said third IueseinF If Fehruarr next.
DAVID Z. SANFORD.
A iud .e of the Superior Court.
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Notice.

PURSUANT to an order of the court OF
L Probate for tie District of Sharon, viii be
sold at pubic Auction TO the highest bidder on
the 9Th day of March, 1855, at O'Clock, r M :.
on the premises tunles. previously disp 'sed OF
at private saie) The following described real es-
tate, belonging to Julia Ann Reed. a l:natic
person belonging 10 said district, situated IN The
south part Of Salisbury. and nor;h part of Sha-
ro.i. beng part OF the place formerly owned by
Benjamin Reed, dtcease !. and now oc euped BY
Edgar ]. Reed The first piece lies in the h',me-
stead containing eleven a:rss-tie second piece
is situated on indian Mountain. being wood land,
containing thirteen acres. Also, one-third OF
the dwelling house-also. the share belonging 10
SAID Julia Ann, of her honore,i mothers dover,
consisting oil "ne-ii;.i part OF The sams.
Terms made known on dav of sac.
lS2AEI, CA Mp.
C,nserva'oE ni Julia Ann Reef.
Sharon, Jan. "a h, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-02-01
ESsPOsKTgONy

F72OM the great superiority OF Scotch Pebble
81 Speciaces over Class peddiers are taking
advantage oil The fact TO pain of glass Tor the
pebbles al see'n'npiv greatly reduced prices
Persons wishing TO procure the p"hb'es had
heter beware ui pedi,ers who sell them cheap,
as there ls but ore price for them, aud II S s."
diru, Tor one inc xpersnced 10 &c 'ect the fraud.
A. (. BALDW N has pnrcha sed the erciasre
right Of selling ". hckley's celebrated Scotch
pehb,e~' in L.tchticid, aui Keeps constantly on
hani full assortment winch he promises 10 sell
a the manufacturers retail prices.
Some OF the reasons wherein the pebbles are
better than glass: They always preserve the
Temperature OF stone, and are consequently co"I
and refreshing 10 the eye. Perfectly c"lorirss-
which is not the case with glass and cannot
easily be broken or scratched. They preserve
the eyesigh,. and can be worn years without the
necessity OF chnnge-.naking II n matter Of great
economy as well as convenience.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-02-01
Town Meeting.

TENHE inhabitants OF the town Of Litchheld are
n hereby no:itird that the annual Town meet
ing was adjourned 10 Monday, the 5th day oil
February, 1855, nj one O'Clock P NJ, 10 lay n
town tax Of tie Grand LIST of October, 1854, and
appoint Collector Of the same Al the same
lime a"d pace II special mecring WI! be held Il,
act on the Ll-conunuance OF highway running
wes erly, !run near line house at the late David
Weslu, er II Bantam Balls: als.', another near
the house ut Benjamin Hubbard, in the Pitch
also to direct any change IN the number al
town officers to he elected n the next annual
town mreing and 10 transact anv other bust
ness proper 10 he dove NJ sald meeting.
A. S. LEWIS.
ABNER LANDON,
Lilchfeld jan 20 1855.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-02-01
KNOW-NOTEEENGs !!
Hare you seen Sam I?

IF You have not call a: the Store OF S. D.
L NORTHWAY & co. and yon can see him
and notwithstanding the excitement cause d
by the discussion of The principles OF the Know
Mornings, he continues to sell Goods as cheap
as ever. In Groceries and Provisions we cannot
be hear. Read below:
Clear Mess Pork by the Dbl and retail.
Lard in bhls and kegs, very white and clear.
Candles of all kinds
Rice, very nice; call and look at it.
Extra Porto Rico Nolosscs also New Orleans.
Stuar,'s Sugar House Syrup-,oh;te as Honey.
Sugars bought before the advance we are
selling in large quantities
We have large ass 'rtment OF choice Teas.
Coffees-We have large quantity on hand,
prime 1uali,v-burnt, green and ground
FLoUa-Wheat, Rye and Buckwheat, Meal
and Feed, kept constantly on hand and TOT sale
for cash only and we falrer ourselves we can
supply as good an article and at as fair prices as
our neighbors. We would also add that short
accounts make long friends.
s D. NORTHWAY & co.
South Norftk Ian. 1855.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-02-01
r. 8. Arthur,s Houe nragazine

NOMMENCES a new and enlarged series
" with the No. for January, 1855, and the
advertiser furnishes the work by the single SUBJ
scription for 81 so per annum, in advance.
He also supplies PETERsoN's MAGAZINE and
the NATIONAL MAGAZINE, tthe latter published by
the Methodist Book concernI a, 81 so each
per annun; all of the above are 81 Magazines.
BALLous tlate Gleason's) MAGNIFICENT PIcrc-
RIAL, 50 paper. and cheap at that, he sends
for 81 20 year. Ali other works at proper
tionate reduction from regular prices. Every
new Book advertised or noticed in the Tribune
or ether paper. will be sent, postage prepaid. on
receipt of publishers retail prices. Address
WILLIAM PATTON, Bookseller,
$40 Waterbury, C.nn.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-02-01
ATTENTION.

NOR the next Sixty DAYS shc utfer 10 nv
i Customers Goods Of every Description
at less prices than they were ever offered OF IN
this place. Having made arrangements TO leave
the Dry GoaGs business Soon. would take this
Opportunity TO say TO my many patrons that / am
guing To diSpose 10 them tiG a very short time,l
aood many bargains, ior heir liberal patronage
in years past. The following Goods are To he solds
1900 Dollars Worth Ready Made Clothing
1860 :" - Boots and Shoes.
$500 Yards Calicoss.
500 :. Brown Saeetinys.
1000 b.edched do.
1000 " Mons. Detaines.
900 A'pacas.
500 =. B!ae ok and Colored Silks.
$40 Shaw,s-assortsd. lVcsiings~
SIS Broadcloths, cassimeres, Sa,nets and
Also, large stock GROCER les, purchased
at the low prizes in August, and am now selling
these G hads at what they are worth by the
package, in small qaen'iues Besides all other
Kinds GoHds usually kept in Country Store
l( general invitation IS gwen Ia all to eX-
anime my stock. N. 3. LATHROP.
Wolcot'vill., Dec. Tih, 1854.
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How the Warm Weather and
A Tight Money Market :.
Dr;res the Boston Traders to
Sacrifice their Goods!

Be sure and get
81 rE - NA- - NJ II III
At the .felloacing low Prices, ui-:
t71 toa.-GooD PANTS. of various fabrics.
Sc I-a.-CassrMERE, DoEsxrv and Bro apcLors
PANTS, at this low price, for lew days, to
reduce s:o; K. v
Sc 3-4.-EusT>N MApg DoEsEIN Paws
Canvas Bt,nnns AID made of as gaad ma;sTials
as the pants for VIII ch yam usually Pay S. /;
closing sale oil Winter Clothing
So 10 5.-FaNcy CASs.. DoEsKIN and CLOTH
PANTS, of very desirable patterns, being al least
25 per cent less than the same are usla y sold
Ss.-A NICE AFFAIR FOR 4 GENTLEMAN.-Over
Garments, custom nlade-usua.ly sold tor much
u.orC.
$40 to IA FINE CusroM MADE OvEgcoAT
or SACK, made from Drah Blue and Black Pilot
price VIII guaranty that the same garments
are sold al from SIS to SO.
So 1-2.-FoR AN OFFICE OR Business CoAr, to
close on: the stock.
IS to ia.-DREss AND FRock CoATs, from
Superfine Braad cloth and Dueskins, made up in
good style and IN faithful manner. All viii be
sold at these low prices, To close out stock.
81 to1 1-e.-VEsTs OF the latest fashion, for
these low prices
Sc 10 i-2.-FoR A NICE Fancy SATIN VEsT.
Also Black or Fancy Six do. made np IN the
la,es, styles. GENTLEMsN's DRESSING GOWNS,
very lowest prices.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-02-01

PURSUANT to an order Of the Court ot
Z Probate for the District OF Hartford, Will
sell at Public Auction on the 18th diy of fcb-
ruarv, 1855, at 10 o'c:rek in the forenoon
unless previously disposed of al private sa lie, }
nn the premises in the town of Kent, IN Liie!i-
field County, all the real and personal Estate OF
Joseph Kelly, late OF Rocky Hill in said district
of Hartford, deceased. subject to the widow 5
right Of dover therein. Said real estate is stu
eted in East Ken, and consists of Dwelling.
House, Grist and Saw Mills, with f'ur acres n
land, with the privilege FIR nond:ng, &c. here
saore enjoyed ROXY a. KELLY.
Administrative.
Rocky Hill, January Goth, 1885.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-02-01
To Cash Customers.

" NOW YE that We, ALvoRD II BROTHER,
"a contemplating a change IN our business,
do from this time henceiorth offer orr large ard
splendid stock of Gnods or any part thereof, at
unhea I'd cf low to all such NJ have the need
iuI-as our object IS not so much To make money
as TO dispose uI The G,ods. And we would say
tina, we nlea WIN: we state; there IS no CANNON
abput tive inviie all To come and he satisfied.
Tuihose who choose 10 stay away ana dis6e'leve
our statements, ana thus loose those bargains
which Others are securing we say; take yonr
own way and then when II IS TOO late mourn over
y ur LOSE. Brr II The wise we say that within
The past few days have been making large
additions 10 our stock, among which may be
found large lot Of Merinoes, A'p1ccas, Wool
and Hall Wool DaLainrs PopIins, Gtnghanis,
Back and Fancy Silks, De 5erges, MerInack
and Coche 60 PrinIs Bay Stale and other styles
OF S.aygis. tlauneis Of all kinds and coiors.
heacheG ard brown Cmtnns, large lot OF Dress
Trimmings and Hosiery. Also, large lot OF
ready-made Corning oi all descriptions. from
pair of Oeer. ais 10 a spe add OTerrosi; b lots
and Shoes, = eqiless variety from - cents per
uairu,wards: all d. scrp'io sol bats aud Caps,
&c Sc. which will re sold u. low rates 10 Lh'se
hayinp,ie ca<A. And let il be unders'ood tina,
W. d., m, wish for more OF those aged counts
which some customers choose TO maze. Ash,
one word Of advice 10 tho'e who should have
maid US long siaee: u viii ae well Tor Won Ia all
~ the captains e:E:c" soor, OF here Ill be
y ,,-. E'.rUspv BROTHER.
Wo.eo.,yiie, o.. sG.h. 1871.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-02-01
ron SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION

yETILL De sold at Public Auction, on Tues
w day, the 18th of February, in Goshen
tWest sIdel dwelling house mile north OF
G shen Centre. and other out buildings, viii,
e l2 acres of land. Also, another piece of land
comprising acres. A Iso 3 horses, and colt,
par 4 wears old steers, and 3 pair 3 years old
do, cows, young cattle, farming utensils,
household furniture, hay. etc, etc. Should the
dav be stormy, the sale will take place the next
fair day. ABEL CRANDALL.
Goshen, Jan. ~, 1855.
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Al a Court Of Probate holden at Norfolk ,pifhin

Al a Court Of Probate holden at Norfolk within
and for the District Of Norfolk, the 2Eta
day Of January, A. D. 1853
Present. W. 3. RICE, ESQ, Judge.
~ motion of ERAsrus BURR, Administrator
" on the estate oi RALPH +. BURR, late OF
Corte Madeira, California, deceased:
This court doth decree that SIX months from
THIS date b. allowed and limited Tor the creditors
OF said estate to exhibit their claims against the
same 10 said Erastus Burr-and Directs tlIa'
public notice be given Of this ORDER by advertiser g
In a newspaper published IN Lltcntield county
and by posting copy thereof on the ruoc slgE-
post the town OF Norfolk.
Certified from Record
4,4o w B. RICE, Judge