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Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-08
Connecticut Farmers, Attention

TRE agricultural paper nenres, yonr State and the one best aptcJ rn you. wants, IS the Weekly AMERICAN A5RIcuLTuRisT, now ;n s Xillih volume. IL is an organ of Your State Socieiy-three oi it's Ed.tors are Connecicut men, one of whom now cultivaies is so and Two others spend mush lime in the Siaie. In many respects |, Is Connecticut paper. Pun tlshed weekly on beautiful sheet, with sixteen double qna-lo pagss. making annually TWO complete volumes of 4i6 pages each. Prcc sl ,oo Der volume. Speci:nsn c"pies always sent free Tor examination. IiIs worthy of your attention.
 The Conncc,icnt Couraat says: 'It is iirs'-ciass jnursai." "fie clippings from i,s pages which Vi make aln,os, weekly. show in what esi,nfa.tun we iiola II. We should hard ly know ho to get along without II. Its edis tors are practical Farmers and GarIiners." The Hartford Times says. It IS he cheap est and bes, paper oi it's character published in the coun'ry"
 The Scientific American says: The Amer. iean Aprcui' ur,st Is one D! the best journals of the kind now published"
 ALLEN & 70. Publishers,
 NJ. ls3 Waier-sIreet. New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-08
Notice.

DURSUANT to an oldrr Of the court o U Probate for tie District of Sharun, wIil be sold at public Auction fn the highest bidder on the 27th day of March, 1855. a, o'clock. I. N :, on the premises tunless prev;oasiy disp, ol al private saleI the following described real es- tate, belonging to Julia Ann Reed, l,:naIic person belonging 10 said district situated in .he south part of Saiisbary, and north part of Sha. ron, being part oi the place f.Hmeriy owned by Benjamin Reed, d.cease |. and ,w oc cupied by Edgar j. Reed. The first piece lies in ,iie home stead containing eleven acrcs-,lie second piece is situated on Indian Mountain. being wood land, containing thirteen acres. Also, sne-ihird ot the dwelling house-aiso. ihe share belon .ing 10 said Julia Ann, of her honorei mothers dover, consisting oT anc-hfih part oi lhe sans.
 Terms made known on day nf sale
 ISRAEL CAMP,
 Conserva,or of Julia Ann Reed. Sharon, Jan 24:h 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-08
K KNOW.NOTEsENGS i!
 Hare yOU see7a Sam ,

EF yaa have n t. call a: the Sore of s. D. \ EORTHWAY & co. and you can see hun -and notwithstanding the excitement caused by rhe discussion of Ihe principles of the Know Mornings, he continues tn sell Goods as cheaI as ever. h Groceries and Provisions we cannot be heat. Read below:
 Clear Mess Pork by the bbl and retail. Lard in b,!s and kegs, very white and clear. Candies of all Iind..
 Rice very nice; call and look al it.
 Exira Porto Rico Moiassss; also New OrIean. Stuari's Sugar House Syrup -mhite as Honey. Sugars bought before the advance we are selling in large quantities
 We have Urge ass trtmen' of choice Teas Cnffees-We have a large qu,ntiiy on hand prime lu,iitv-burnt. green and ground.
 FLoU.-Whea,, Rye and Backwheat, Mea and Feed, kert constantly on baud and foi Sd le Tor cash only. and we haier ourselves we car supply as good an article and al as fair prices al our neghbors We would also add ,ha, shoy accounts make long friends.
 $. D. NORTHWAY & co. South Morrill, Ian 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-08
FE1HE Judge of the Court of Probate fc

rE1HE Judge of the Court of Probate for -H- the District of Litcnfield has limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of the estate of HENRY KIMBERLY late of Gos'en in said District. deceased, rep resented insolvent. in which to exhibit their cla aims thereto; and has appointed Messrs Joseph l. Gaylord and Henry Norton, of said Goshen, commissioners to receive and examine sad claims. Certified by
 CHARLES ADAMS, Judge. The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the late residence of said deceased in said Goshen, on the fourth Monday in February and the last Saturday in July, 1855, al o'clock Tn the afternoon, on each of said days for the purpose oi attending on the business of said appointment,
 JOSEPH I. GAYLORD ! Commis-
 HENRY NORTON. { sioners. All persons indebted 10 said Estate are re- quested 10 make immediate payment To
 SYLVIA KIMBERLY, Adminis-
 EDWARD KiMBERLY,{ islrator..
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-08
A c A R ID .

HAVING disposed of my entire stock O; III Go"is to N. & l.. A BERRY. will take th's opportunity To say 10 all my friends who have so literally pl,fonixed this establishment that l have The utmost confidence my successors will keep up Inc reputation oi the stand. One of ths partners having made arrangements to remain permanently in New York, ther Iuci'- ities IT gc ung Goods at low prces will be n,nc h better than any other establishment in the County. By the isr March they ", | be D ca sed to show you . splendid stock Goods and l would ask for them continuance of your trade. i, With many thanks Tor your hberal patronage, iretnain, Respectfully Yours,
 m N. B. LArHROP
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-08
Li,chfrld. Jan. 3oih, 1855.
T. s. Arthur,s Home Magazine

NOMMENCES a new and enlarged series S with the No. for January. 1855. and the advertiser furnishes the work by ,he single sub scripton for Si 50 per annum, in advance.
 He also supplies PETEssox's MAGAZINE and the NATIONAL MAGAZINE, df.e latter published by the Methodist Book cnncernI al 9i 50 each per annum; all of the above are s2 Magazines. BALLoU's date Gieason'sj MAGS:FIcEsr PIcTo. RIAL. a 8 paper. and chenp al rhat. he sends for S2 25 year. All other works al a propor- tionate reduction from regular prices. Every new Book advertised or noticed in the Tribune or ether pa per. will be sent, pn.iage prepaid. receipt of publishers retail prices. Address
 WILLIAM PATTON, Bookseller,
 Stf0 Waterbury Cnn
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-08

District of Vc,ertoun $ Probate Court, December 26th. 1851.
 HSrAiE of JoHy II. SHELTON, of Water kL town in sad Disrlci. an assigning debtor. The court of prob lie far rhe district ot Waiei- t,wn hath limited and allowed three months from the date hereof for the creliinrs of said Estate, represented insolveni, in which 10 ex- hibit their claims thereto, and has ap1'hnted Russel S. Beers and David We!ton, E.qe., com mis;on-rs 10 receive and ex,rine said claims. Certified by LEMAS w. CUTLER, Judge. The subscribers give hori"e that they sha I meet a the dwelling n,u.e of Russel s. Beers, in said Wa'ertown. on the first Monday in Frh- rua:v. and on the 26ih day ol March, 4. D. + S55. ai o'clock in the aft .on. each nf sad days for the purpose oi attending on the business o: said appointment.
 Ru,sEL g. BEERS. ] C"mmis-
 DAVID WELroS, { sioners. All persons indebted ta said estate arc re- ques,ed 10 make immediate payment 10
 WILLIAM 5. IIoTcuxlss. Trustee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-08
NEW YORi. Fashionable Tailoring Establishment.

rHvHE undersigned would respectfully in- E. f,rm the inhabitants of Luch6ed and Vii -ini,y that he has opened fashionable Tailor 5 Shop. in Lords Building, four doors west of the Mansion House, where he IS ready to cut and make up all kinds of garments in his l,ne io suit those who may favor him with their patronage. Having had long experience as cutter m some of the best establishments in New York, he lat,ers himself that he will be ahie to sal. isIv h,s customers in any style of cut or fashion. Persons furnishing their own Goods can have them made and trimmed in the best and most fashionable manner, anI in the lales, style, on reasonable terms.
 Boys Clothing GU. and made 10 order. ALL GARMENTS Tarranted 10 ft.
 JOHN TAFF. Litchfield; Jan l. 1885.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-08
How ahe Warn weafher and A Tight Money Market
 Drires the Boston Trdders 10 Sacrifce.their Goods!

Be sure and get A NY - IVY = v IT ~
 At tae .folloacing lo,r Prices, pis: th1Ito s.-GooD PANTS, of various fabrics. ga a1-s.-CassIxsRk. E. DoKsxIN and BRoApcLora PANTS, at this low price, fsr few days, ,o reduce stosk.
 se 3-4.-~usroM ManE DoEsKIN PANTS Canvas B.uums, and made of as good materials as the pants far winch you usually pay s i; closing sale oi Winter Clothing,
 S3 to 5.-FAacY CAss.. DoEsEIN and CLOTH PAsrs, of very desirable patterns, being at least 9 per cen, less than the same are usually sold. Ss.-A NICE AFFAIR FOR A AGsNrLEMAN.-Over Garments, custom uiade-usually suld iur much more.
 st0 to 1e.-A FINE CrsroM MADE OvERcoAT or SACK. made from Drab, Blue and Black i'llos Cloth, Brr,adcloIh and Beaver cloths for this low price. Will guaranty that the same garments are sold at from SIS 10 S2o.
 s I-a.-Fos AN OFFIcA OR BUSINESS CoAT, to close GU: the stock.
 ss to Is.-DREss AND BROCK CcATs. from S1per.ine Brnadclo,h and Deskins, made up Tn good style and tn faithful manner. All will be soid at these low prices, 10 close out stock.
 s1 to I-e.-VEsTs of the lates, fashion, for these low prices
 Ss 10 3 I-s.-FoR NICE FANCY SATIN VEsr. Also Black or Fancy Silk do. made ur in the latest styles. GESTLSMEN's DRESSING GOWNS, very ioxest prices.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-08
INPOSITION!

EINROM the great superiority of Scotch Pebble N Spectacles over Glass, pedd.ers arc taking advantage 0, ihe fact to palm of glass for the psb6ies a, seemingly greatly reduced prices fe1sins w'shi"g 10 procure ti,e p"hb:es had better beware uf pcdd CTS who sell ,he'n cheap as there IS but ore price for them, and II IS s difficult for inex perienced to de,sc, ,he fraud
 A. $. BALOWlN has purchased inc .rclas'rs right of selling "I. Ackley's celebrated scotch Pebbles" in Lstchfcid, aud keeps cons antiy on hand fall assortment which he promises 10 sell a: the manufacturers retail prices.
 Same oi the reasons wherein the pebbles are better than glass: They always preserve the temperature of stone, and are consequently co''l and refreshing 10 the eye. Perfectly coorless- which is nai the case with glass; and canno, easily he broken ar scratched. They preserve the eyesish,.and can be worn years without the necessity Of change-.naking tt matter of great economy as well as convenience.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-08
.triet q Norfolk, S. Prooa.e Court, Jan. l7M,

District q Norjolk, ss. Probate Court, Jan. l7th 1853.
 ENSTATE of DENNIS WHOLLEY, late ol EL Black Rock, Erie county, N Y deceased The Court al Probate for the District ot Norfolk hath limited aud allowed six months from the date hereof for the credi ors of said estate, rep resented insaivent, iu which to exhibit theIr clalns thereto; has appointed Riley St,llman & Auren flbhals, Commissioners, 10 receive and examine sad claims. Certified by
 w B. RICE, Judge. The subscribers S;----,,.,-isc t.Irt t.ucy srIafl meet at the offi:e of W. K. Peck. Esq. in said Norfolk, on the i2th day nt March and the Huh day of July next at 10 o'clock, in the forenoon, ca each of sad days, for the purpose of attend ing on the business ni said appointment.
 RILEY SrILLMAN, Commas
 AUREN TlBBALS. sioners. AM persons indebted to said estate are re- qucsted to make immediate payment to
 GIDEON HALL, Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-08
KOsice

PURSUANT 10 an order Of the Court of ' Probate for the District of Hartford, will sell at Pubic Auction on ihe 18th day of Feb ruaTv, 1855, 6, 10 o'c.nck in the forenoon- tunless previously disposed of a, private sale, ) op the premises in the town of Kent, in Li,ch- field c Mn'y. all the real and personal Estate of Joseph Kelly, late of Rocky Eill in said disirci 1f Hartford. deceased. snhiect to the widow 8 right of dover therein. Said real es'a,e is siIu- aed in Eas, Kent, and consis-s of Dwell ng. House, Grist and Saw h!is, with ,ur acres uf land, with the privilege fr ponding, &c. here rofore enjoyed. ROXY 4. KELLY.
 Administratrlx. Rocky Hill, January 20.h, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-08

The New York Commissioners of Emi- grafton sorely pressed and much bothered by applications for aims. have hit upon the notable expedient ofrequiring all able-bodi- cd male applicants to go to work on the Erie Canal enlargement. A number of hardy Germans on Wednesday, applied for relief were offered the work, brt much rather pre- ferred to have the meat and drink without the work. In this most reasonable desire they were disappointed. In the evening they returned and requested lodgings, which we are pleased to say they did no. get.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-08

Al Court cf Probate hclden oi Norfolk withia and for the District of Nocfolk, on the 2.th day of January. 4. D. 1855
 Present. ". B. RrcE, Esq, Judge. nN motion of ERAs1us BURR, Adminisira "a tor " on the es'ate ni RALPH l.. BURR, late oi Corte Mad .ira, California, deceased:
 This cour, doth decree that SIX i.on;hs from this ,te be allowed anu linted for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against inc Same 10 said Eras,us Burr-and directs that public notice be given of this order by advertising in newspaper published in Li,chield county and by posting copy thereof on the rublic sign pos, m the town ol Norfolk.
 Certified from Record: 4,40 W. B. RICE, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-08
En,. Sale.

1TyTlE residence of WILLIAM ScovrLLE, better l knawn as the Word Place, situated one fourth of mile west Of the courthouse. It consists of a dwelling house. barn. wood house and other ontbuildings, and contains never failing well of water and a large cistern.- Auacked thereto is about four acres of land in high state of cultivation. ~ilh fruit trees of almost every description, which in their season yield in great abundance. For further par,icu- lars enquire of the subscriber, on ihe premises.
 WILLIAM SCOVILLE
 Li,ch6rd. Jan. 3O,h, 1855. 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-08
GLAS SS.W AREa

A CONSiG INTENT OF FINE GLASS "A WARE from Boston has been received and IS for sale al the Shop of the subscriber as unusually low prices-consisng of Pitchers, Butter Plates, Preserve Plates, Napiers, Goble,s, Egg Cups. Lemonade Cups. Can,:es,icks, Mn- lasses Cups, ten different styles .rumblers. &c. Sc. which the public are invited 10 call aud examine. ...-.s. @
 nr good assortment of Cook and Parior STOVES. Tin and Japanned Ware, &c.. &c. always un hand. J. W. CONE.
 Norfolk Jan. l, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-08

Gov. Conway of Arkansas, having failed to appoint day of Thank sgiving in season, Brother Quenseubury, of the Independent, issued his proclamation appointing fe"r day |. for that festival, enjoining upon the good and bad people of the State to cook the best of dinners, and not to give mouthful to the Governor, "who deserves a good deal of punishing for not marrying and doing like other men. In the name of common sense, if Governor can't support a wife, who can tn
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-08
Masfie0.

In Winchester. Jan. 3Oth. 7sy Rev. Mir. Key holds, Df. Lucius F. Woods of MiIlcrron N. Y. 10 Miss Elieh l.. Bronson oi the former place.
 In Sosthwick. Feb lsi, by Rev. Mr. Felton, Mills Barnum of Litchtiel; to Miss D. A. Kent of the former place.
 In Washington, Jan. 29rh, bv Rev. ]. 1. Scott. Caleb Jewsu oi Aiiegany. N. Y. tn Mss Frances A. only daughter of ltniel Hickox, Esq. oi the former place.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-08
FN,'2as fOr SNte.

UNIiE subscriber wishes to sell his Farm
 E. situated in the town of Cornwall Il, cont aiming i47 l-2 acres "f good lano we'll adapted to grain ar grass. well watered and divided into sallahle hts, and has good supply of timber and wood one i weiling-house. wood-house, carriage-houses hog-house, and a large barn; also an orchard of choice fruit trees. A par, ot the purchase money may remain time with good security, if desired. For further particulars enquire If the subscriber in Warren. J. II. COMSTOCK.
 Warren, Dec. 25, 1851. B
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-08
Farm for Sale!

SITUATED in the town of Warren. lately S owned and occupied by Asahel Wedge. Esq, dec d, curla,aiug 7 one good dwelling house, one carriage-huuse. one wood-house, two barns, two ou'-harns; ass a:res, well.prnpar,lone for p'ow, mead''w, pasture and woud land-well wa,ered Tor Stock; alsn, an orchard of choice fruit trees. Terms of rurchase ensv.
 For p4rticniars enquire of WM B. GREEN. New Milford, or E. NJ. KELLOGG, Esq, near r the premises.
 Warren, Nov. l4th, 1854. 2lstf29
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-08

The Killingly Telegraph says large number of foreigners, mostly Irishmen. have been naturalized during the present term of the Windham Co. Supreme Court. It says the movement is the result of active efforts of the Democratic leaders, who find ing the native bora members of their party are joining in the Know Nothing move ment are recruiting their ranks from for eigners. The Telegraph severely rebukes the movement of its Democratic friend
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-08
c B A M ! z .

ETEIEkm SE SA &A ~ s0
 E.EEsg JUST pU B LIS IT ED:
 xfI.1IAxz1 A New Discovery in Medicine 1: few words on the rational treatment, without medicine. of Sperma orrhea or local weakness. nervous debility low spirits, iasstnd-, weakness of the limbs and back. indi.p sitlon and inca 7a. city study and labor, duneSs "f apprehension loss of memory, aversion 10 snc,ety. love of solt. tudr, timidty. seli-dIs,rusf, dzzinrss h@adnf he. involuntary discharges pains in the side, afec- no IS of the eyes, pmprs on the isce, sexual and other ntirmiiies n man.
 FRox THE FRENCH or DR B. DE LasEY.-The mp 'rtant fact that these alarming complains may easily be removed without medicine, IS, in th,s small tract clearly demonstrated and the entirely new and highly successful irea tn,e n ,as adopted by the Author iu ly explained, by means of winch every one is ennbseh ln cure himself perfectly. and nt shr lras, ssihe Cost, avoiding thereby all the advertised nnsirutns oi the day.
 Sent ,o any address. gratis. and post free in sealed envelope, hv remir,'ne [pos' p,idl two postage stamps to DR. R. DE LANEY, Nc. i7 L,spenard street, New York. 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-08
FOR SALE AT. PUBLIC AUCTION,

WILL be sold at Public Auction, on Tues w day, the 18th of February, m Goshen tWes, sldela dwelling house one mile north of C 'shen Centre. and other out buildings. with 1-2 acres of and Also, another piece of land comprising 3 acres. Also, 3 hnrse.. and l colt, par f ears old steers. and pair years old do., 1 COWS, young cattle, farming utensils, household furniture, hay. etc. eic. Should the day be stormy, the sale will take p'nre the next fair day. ABEL CRANDALL.
 Goshen, Jan. 24, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-08

AFrench paper thus traces tho sensations of reader of advertisements: The first understandable don't see it. The sec ond insertion-!le sees it, but don't read it. The third inser,ion-He reads it. The fourtk insertion-He looks at the price. The fifth inser,ion-He speaks oft to his wife. The sixth insertion-She is willing to buy. The seyenth-He purchases.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-08
Died.

In South Canaan Jan. 3lst, Rev. Harley Goodwin. aged ab'ut g years. of Wm. M. Burfa!l. Esq ', aged 75 years.
 In La~Toneev,IIe, Penn, Mr. Joseph Orton, aged 82-iornetly "f Sharon.
 Ia Norfolk, Jan. llh. son of Hiram Wheeler, aged l6 years.
 In Wins'ed, Jan 3oth, Mir. Wallet Snyder sg~d sbout 50 years.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-08

A formidable rival to Colts pistol is like ly to be found in an article lately patented by Messrs. Peck & Gridley of New Haven, The following advantagrs are claimed for it: The simPIicity of it's revolving machi- nery; its small liabilities to get out of or- der; the rapidity with which itcan be fred 24 discharges minute; the accuracy with which it carries the ball i; and it's compact size and beautiful finish.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-08
c. eK. Hooker.

UD HG CA CU~ H eS CEc Office No. G south Street, Litchtield.
 Oeer Me Pes, OStcs.
 References. Hon. Truman Smith, Stamford, Cdnn: Seth P Beers, iichfe,d. O. $. Seymour, NJ. C. Rev. Herman L. Vail. ' D. L. Parm.lee J. c Beckwiih, M. D. A. $. Lewis, k Osborne, Geo. Seymour, Henry w. Bucl, D. E. Bnstwick, '' Geo. C. Woodruff, Esq. c. H. Holis,er. II. B. Graves, F. D. Beeman, C. o. Belden, Hon. Chas 5. Phelps, woodbury: Wm. Corhren. Esq. Rev. L. o Cnriiss. Charles Webb, II. D. II. ". Shove, A. NJ. Huxley, u Goshen Cnas. Eai!l " Rochester, x. r. Rev s. Fuller, D. D Rector Christ Church
 Anhuver. Mass. Beni. ". Stone, Rector Trinity Church
 Nrwtown, Conn. Joseph CovilI. Rector Trinity Church
 Wolcotiv;l!e, Cona- Hollis Read, Orange, N. !. James kilhourn, Middle liaidam, C.. ' Arctus C. IsoomIs, Befh'em. Lavalet.e Perrin, Goshen. Eohraim Lyman, Washington. Litchfeld, January fs;, 1855. 3t
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-08
Fall and Winter Goods

DEcEIvED every week. comprising new kt styles Silk Hats; Fur. Zeal oiera and Coney Caps: new fashion St's aud Cotton P.ush Caps 1; Geuins Mario lias; Men's aud liovs kossath aud White and Back Wool Hats; Wide.Awake and Know. .N.,hing Hats; Meas and Boys Cloth Caps; Children's Fancy Hats and Caps i; Fancy Leopard and Coon, and Buflalo Rnhes; i; Fitch and Mountain Martin Victo,ines; imia. ton do imitation Sable and C"ney do; Siherian Squirrel do; Ch,dren's Vsc,orines and CuiIs i; Fur Gloves, Gents Mufiiers, and everything usuaily found in stores cf ,hs hne-an of which will be sold al q small advance from c,,>t.
 Il. JACKSON. Litch6eld, Oct, 90. 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-08
Notice.

nN and after Nov. 27,h but one Stage will " run daily to Nauaatuck railroad: Leave Litchsield ll.45 A M, connecting with 1905 A M train to Winsted and l.45 P M irrin to Bridgeport. Leave Ltch6eld Station on the arrival ,f 10 o5 A N train from Bridgeport. Gr Fare 50 cents.
 l.. FENN, Proprietor. Lichfcld, Nov. 27, 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-08
Notice.

Y>HE legnl voters of the Firs, School Society II in Litchiield are hereby notified that the sp~cial meeting of said Society will be holden Wednesday, tho i4'h day ot February. 1855. nr oclocR in the afternoon, to act upon the peti. ,'on of ten oi the legal voters of the ioth Schnu district ln said Society. praying for lls ,c rug oi the-e east line o sad district so a lo include The house of Era.tus Bradley; thence nnrih To Milton lii C, and south 10 the SoIih Farms hne or so tar as committee may deem just and proper"
 HENRY 3; RESELL, soeie.y's Li,ch6eid. Feb 7th, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-08
District q Sharon .. Probate cs.r,, Jaaua,y

D.sir;ef q Sharon ss Probate Cosrt, Jaaua,, 27fA, isa3. ESTArE of ISRAEL CowLEs. late of -EL Sharon. in said District, decesssJ. VI The Court of Probate tor tho Dis,rir, ..f Sb.,o, hath limited and allowed SIX m.n,hs from ,ha date hereof for the creditors oi said esate rrprc scented insolven,. in which exhibi, ths,r cla,n, iaerete. and has appointed Myron Harrison and Dsnaid ]. Warner. Esqs. Commissioners to rc. ecesve and examine sad claims.
 Certified by E. :. SroDDARD, IT,, Judge.
 The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the house of Harry Cowles. in said Nsarcn. on the l2,h day oi March and on the 2d day of July next, at 9 o'clock in the forenoon. on each of said days. tut ihe purpuse of attending on the bnsinesa oi said appointment.
 MYRON HARRISON. Commis.
 DONALD J. WARNER. { sioners. All persona indebted 10 said estate are re- qnessed to makc insm~d,sts payment 10
 ~ HARRY cOWLES, Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-08
Cye0rsug Out Sales |!

Clearing Out Sales T! sUNflE. subscribers, thankful for past favors \ offer their large stock ef
 Dry Goods. Groceries. Hart,care. Croekrry, Ready Kade Clothing.
 Boots and >hoss. &c., Gc., From this da,o at greatly reduced prices, suita ble to the hard times. 10 clear them out and make room for Spring Goods. There arc bargains here-snch as have never heiorc been seen since the Great Ere. Now is the time iu buy at y'.ar own prices; the goods must be sold without regard to e"st Cluse buyers and ell who want bargains are inv,edro call. Respectfully. SPENCER x ADAMS,
 At C, Adams & Co.'S old stand,
 No. West Main Street. Litchfed, Jan. l!th, 1855. E.NOR SALE in lots 10 suit purchasers E 800 lbs l.nrd.
 500 lbs Fall Butter
 I1oo ibs Bsrru Cheese.
 21O0 lbs Hams aud Shoulders. A. s. K AS.