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Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15
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TIE subscriber having reeSnfly received ad- ditJn Io his s:ock uf Dry Goods and Gr"ceries, IS prepareti,n offer the hest assortment of Dress Goo.is and Trimmings nf any in town. adap'ei 1 to the season and al prices s.t,siacioriy low.
 The public are invited to exumne them. 40 pieces French and AineHcan plain and fig ured. fancy and mourning Muslin DeIaines and DeB,izes--cheap.@ Black and colored Alpaccas and P.p!ins. bdc nd culofed plain, striped and piaidsDREss S;LKs.&
 100 pieces fancy and mourning Cal;coes and heavy Ginghams; 3rochs, Thihe, and cashmere sSaAwls so!,roy wool long Shaws; Carpets, Flannels and Shcetings-hieached and brown, ready.m-Jc Clothiny-Ov Ovrrcnats, Cont, Vests, Pants, Shirts,hn,icr Shrtsand Drawers Cloths, Cassimeres. Sa'inri's and rweeds Linens, Diapers Hosiery, Gloves, &c; white Musins ol gall descriptions. silk and velve Dress Trimming. many Quantity. av
 AIso-Groceries, Crockerv, Geese Feathers &c. Prodrce maaie3 in ;nyment
 01r Shirts given .out 10 be made up,in any quantity sdes:red. .
 Liishfeid, March is.s 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15
DISTRICT or WASHINGTON, ss.

PG0BATE C"rEr. Feh. !th. 1855 { HESITATE of ALBERT GIBSON, late of Il Washington m sad D strict. deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of Wash lngton hath limited and ail'wed six moahs from the date hereof for the creditors ot aidestaie, represented insolveni, in which to exhibit their sclninis there,o-and has appointed Herman Bald. ssln and Samuel Frisbis commissioners 10 receive and examine said claims. Certified by
 lrHlEf. IIICkOX, Judge. The subscribers give notice that they shall mee, q, the Hote! of William Parish in said Washington on the tenth day of March and the seventh day oi August. at nine o'clock in the forenoon. on each of said days, far ,le purpose of attending on tho business uf said rp.intme n..
 HERMAN BALDWIN, Comms-
 SAMUEL FEIsslE. ] s:oners. All persons inieb;ed To said Estate arc re. quesled ,o make immediate payment to
 i2 NATHANIEL GIBSON, Execu,or
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15
H1rrissn,s Columbian Pcrfanery.

Taking fhs Sfasdard ef all oiiers n fhe Country. A FESsH IMPORTATION rEon PElLADEIPRIA. N AM harTy io announce to the pubic that II shall now be able 10 supply them with an article of Perfamery. SD long needed in Litciiield county l. IS from Harrison's Columbian Es,ah- llshmenf, rhiIadelphia. and only needs trial 10 become popular and give perfect sa tisiactioa
 Some of the Extracts for the handkerchief: Jockey Club. New-Mown Hay, Pach0uly, Geranium, Pink, Tea Rose, esag verbena, Rase,
 Sweet Br!ar, Spring Ffowery. C.ema;is. Honeysuckie, Caroline Bnques, Citroneila Rose. s@ For ihs Toilet: Single asd Double Cologne. Toilet Water, Sc.
 F.r ihe Skin: Lemon Rouge. Lip Balm and Magnolia Tablet. <
 For the Hair: PhiIoeome, Hair Dye, Shampoo Lotion, Rose Hair Oil. Shaving Creams: Almond. Amhrnsial. Rose. For the Tech: Dental Soap. Tooth Cordial, Aromatic Cachou. Preston Saiis
 Sr Found at A. s. 3ALDWIN'S, who has purchased the right of sale in Li,ci.iield.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15

Al "a Court ef Probate holden at Lichfela, ,rithin s and for the District of Litchield, on ihe 26ih
 dag of Fe5ruGry A. D. 1855.
 Presen, CHARLES ADAMS, Esq, Judge. nN motion of DAVID STRONG. Administrator " on the estate of MRS. MARY STRONG, late of Lichiield within said district, deceased:
 This Court doth decree that six months be al- lowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhbi, their claims against the same to the Administrator; and directs thar public notice be given nt this order by advertising in a news paper published in LitchGeid. and by posting copy thereof on the public sien-poss in said town nf Warren, nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt. Certified fron, Record
 IA CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15
Dis,ric. qf Sharon .s Pro5a.. Court, January

Dis,ric. q Sharon ss Proba.e Court, January 27th, 1855
 HESITATE of ISRAEL COwLES, late of hI Sharon, in said District. deceased.
 The cour, Of Probate for the Dis,ric, of Sharon hath limited and allowed SIX months from the date hereof fur lhs creditors ot said es;a,e, repre- scented insolvenr, in which 10 rxhibi, their claims thereto, and has appointed Mvron Harrison and Donald J. Warner. Esqe. Commissioners 10 re. eceive and examine sad claims.
 Certified ny L. $. SrODDARD, IT,, Judge.
 The subscribers give notice that they shsl meet at the house of Harry Cowles. in said sharon. on the 18th day Of March and on the 2si day of July nrxt, at o'clock in the f,,renoon on each of said days, fur Ihe purpose of attending on the business oi said appaini rnent.
 MYRON HARRISON, Icomms-
 DONALD J.s W ARNER. { sinncrs. All persons adchiel 10 said estate are re- ques,ed io make imm~di,te payment 10 il HARRY COWLES, Adminis,rainf.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15
vEIHE Judge of the Court of Probate for

1EIHE Judge of the Court of Probate for -E the District of Lilchfiuid has limited and allowed SIX months from the date hereof for the creditors of ,he estate of EXPERIENCE WEB STER, late of Goshen in said disric, deceased, represented insuvent, in which to exhibit their Henry Norton and Watts II. p""k< comm;s. s. .sioners 10 receive md examine said claims
 Cen!ti-dby CHARLES ADAMS, Jsdge The subscribers gve notice that they shall nee, at the Store of Mics A Gray in said Goshen on the second Monday m Anrii and the second Monday in August, 1855. al o'clock in the afirrno on each of said days, for the pur- pose Of attending on the bu.iness of said appoint ment
 HENRY NORTON, Commits
 WATTS H. BROOKS, sioners. Sr All persons indebted 10 said e.,.te are requested 10 make immediate payment to sa. @ JOSEPH 1. GAYLORD, Administrator
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15
Fall and Winter Goods

ED ECElVED every week. comprising new Ia styles Silk Hats; Fur, Seal Outer and Coney Caps new fashion Silk aud Cotton Plush Caps; Genin's Mari. Hats; Mems and boys Kossu.ls and White and Black W.ol lla,s Wide-Awake aud Know Nnrh,ug IIa,s; Mems md Boys Cloth Cnps; Chidfen's Fancy Has and Caps !; Fancy Leopard and Coon. and Buffalo Rohes Fi,ch and Mountain Martin Vic.o ines; imiIa- ,nmt;u imisauon Sable and C"ney d.; siherian Squirrel do; Chdrem's ct"rlnes and Crffs ; Fur Gloves, Gents Mulllers, and eye.yt,.inp nsua'Iy funnd in s,orcs of this 'ine-all of which will be sold at small advance from cost. s
 n.%JACKSON. Li,chfie!d. Oct. 30, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15

At q Court ef Probate holden ct Norfok. ,Sitain and for fhe District of Norfois, oa fae 23d day of February, 4. D. 1855
 Present. W. B. RIcE, Esq, Judge. nN motion of PAMELA BURR, Execurrix on O the estate of BEEN EYER BURR, late of Norfolk within said district, deceased:
 This court doth decree that six r:nnihs from th;s dite be allowed and limited for the creditor. ef said estate to exhibit their claims inst the same 10 said Pamela Burr-and directs that public notice be given of this order by advertising in a newspaper published in Lltchfield coun,y and by posting acopy thereof on ,he rublic sig a- pnsi m said town of Noriuia. nearest ssiie place where ihe deceased last dweit.
 Certified from Record:$ A ". B. RICE, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15
T.HEJudgo of, the Court of pfoba.e for

HHHE!Judgc of. the Court of Probate for -A the District Of Lren.ield has limited ara allowed six months frs.m the date hereot tor the creditors of the estate cf HENRY KIM MBEKLf Hate of Gssieis in said District. d. ceased, rep resented insalveni. ia which to exhibit their rlaimsshercso; and has a?ppinfed Messrs Joseph ]. Gay'or'i and iIsnTy Norm. of said Goshen. commissioners Ia Yeceirs and examine said claims. Ceru.i.d hy
 CHARLES ADAMS, Judge. Z The subscribers give nofice thst they shall meet af she late residence of said deeeasrd ,n said GSshen, on ,he faurth Mordav in fshrnar " and The ss<easurday Tn July, 1855. " To 'cle m fl1e a.iernnon, on each of sad days, for the putpose cf attending on iie business of said appointment M A
 JoSEPuI. GAYLoRD. ! Conmis-
 HENR Y sNoRT6N, { sion+rs. @a All rersons inieh'ciso said Estate are re- que.,ed to make immediate pavmen; ,o
 SYLVIA KIMBERLY, ! Admins
 EDWARD KIMBERLY, istrators.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15
DENTAL CARD. q. M. HOOKER.
ID - ~ @~ IT - ~s (

Office No. C South St.-Over Post Office. GENERAL reference is made to all who have favored him during his practice. and especial reference 10 the following among his patrons, who have very kindly allowed their names to be used for the purpose # Hon. Truman Smith. Stamford, Conn. C Seth P. Beers, Lirchiied. 0, s. Seymour. NJ. C. Rev. Herman L.. Vaill.
 '' D. l.. Parmslee jG Beckwi',. NJ D. A 5 Lewis, Osborne, Geo Seymour, Henry W Buei, D E Bnsrwick, Geo Woodruff, Esq. C II fiollister, e II B Graves, ID Beeman, Hon Chas B Phelps, woodbary. Win Cuhren, Esq. A Rev 1. Q Curiiss. Charles Webb, NJ; D. II W Shove, !" A M Huxley, Goshen. a- Chaa. Vail, Rochester, NY. Rev. s. Fuller, D. D., Rector Christ Church.
 Andover, Macs. Bcni. W Stone, Rector Trinity Church.
 Newtown, Conn 7" Joseph s Covell. Rector Trinity On. Wolcot,ville, Conn. !" Hollis R cad, Orange. N. J. James K.ibourn, Middle Haddam. C.. Ar.ins C Lnomi., Bethlem. Lavalette Perrin. Gashen. Eptra'm Lyman, Washington. Liichtield. March 7lh, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15

Dis.netof Washington ss Probate Court. Feb rEary 24ih, 1855.
 HIS SIATEof CHARLES WHIFTLESEY, kI late of New Preston in~a said District, dereased. -sts The cnur, of probate for the distric, Of N sin ingion hath limited and allowed six months from the dare hereof inr the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to preser. their accaulsts properly aitested, within said time, ~lH be deharred a re- coyery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 GOULD C. .WIIlTTLESEY, 4r A Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15
7M, Lifci.l9esd Iassssufe

WI ILL commence it's next quarter on Mon- w day, March 5sh. and be open for pupils of both sexes. A
 Iu,tn,tr Eleven weeks,
 C,,nrion Engllslf Branches. e4,5o liieher Branches and Maths $50
 Latin and Greek 6.50
 Nu.ic on Piano extra 500
 French extrn BOO Astronomy will he taught by the aid of Ma,> tesnn' Cha rts. n nd Fractional Arithmetic by a new plan which will greatly fac,Inste sthe pus pi,s proaress Miss Mary A saicrrman, a lady well quahhed, has becn cngaged to give ins,ruc. ton in Botany French, Drawaig and Music on the piano,and to render such other ussistance as may he needed. Ample opportunity will be gwen by examinations and otherwise to the publicslo judge ot The character of ,his school V
 JOHN KlLBOURN, A. NJ.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15

VALUABLE BELLs.-In an accoun. of . recent farce performed by Roman Caliholic bishop, who was himself born Protestant. in baptizing and blessing s chime of bells in New Yo,k. the Fee mans Journal says. "Then the bishop blessed saltand wa,sr. saying afterwards the payer that when the bells should be bsthed thsrewith. whensoeyer they should sound. the powe. of the devils. the shades of phantoms, the attack of mobs. the striking of lightnings. the shock of thundcrs, ihe ruin of tempests, and every spirit-of storms might be div en back"
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15
Notice.

DUkSUANT tn m order of The court of N Pruba,e for tic D;s,ric, of Sim run, will be sod nt public Auction 10 the highest bidder on the 27t.' day af March, 1855, al uc ncl, PM. on ihe premises tunless prev'onsy disposed oI al prvate sale) the following described real cs- iase. belonging to Julia Ann Reed, lrna,ic person beione,ng 10 said district, situated in he south part .nf Salisbury, and ndr,h part uf Sha. ron, being part of the place formerly owned ny Beniamin Reed, d.ceaseh, and now occupied by Edgar J Reed. The frs. piece ies in tue homes stead containing eleven arres--ihe second piece is situated on indian MountasD. being wood land, ,e dwelling house-alSo. the share belonging to sad Julia Ant, cf Ter laanere1 mothers dover, consisting oi .ne aii.ih rar ni the ssins. m
 Terms made knowno on day .,t saic.
 sz ISRAEL CA HP,ms
 = Cansesva'or of Julia Ann Reed.
 Shfroa. Jan. 2fh, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15
Collectors Notice.

NUTIClals hereby given to alI persons liable " to pa exes in the town of Goshen on ihe List "f 1854. due ihe lst day of April. 1855 tha, ! will be al :he Store or Mics & Gray in Gos!ien Centre. on Monday, the second ct April next, from nine o'clock Till four; and a, the Store ol 4. Miles & S,n, West Goshen, on Tuesday, the third day ef April next, from one clock ill lour n inc afternoon; and at the house of Samuel Wilcox in N ,rth Goshen, on Wednesday, the f.urh day Of April next, from one o'clock till fomr-to receive said Taxes. Travel fees will he paid by all persons negsctins 10 pay their Taxes on said days.
 WILLARD F. GAYLORD, Collector.
 Goshen, March 3j, 1855 45
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15

IMpoRfArr QUEsr1oN.-South Csro. Tina will soon have m opportunity ol testing its lav0rile retaliaiory measnte, of taxing tho producls of anti.slavsry States. for the purpose of punlshing them for their hostility to slavery The Hour producers of Georgia, who mike Charlesiona . market. are dissatisfied with . discriminating tax which South Caro- lina lays upon the manufactured pro. duets of other States, exempting it's own from the tax. They have. therefore, ap- pealed to the Court to prohibit the Tax Collector from exercising his duty. and . rule for argument has been granted by Judge Munro. This will test the qus !. tion of the power of States 10 levy du.ies by taxingtl imported products of other States.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15
Another Auction!
T N a O s H E n i,

"ILL be sold to the highest bidder or w TUESDAY, March 20th, 1855, at the residence of the hie Erasius Lyman. Esq, a lot Of farming tools. ox-cari and Sled, two horse and one horse lun1b.. Wa asgons, hosss sled, two-hnrss and l one lr,Tse Carriage pleasure Waggin, and Harnesses, Buffai. Robes, &c., &c.
 Also, large amount of Household Furniture consisting of l large Bookcase and Bureau Snfa. Sidehoard. Carpets, Tables, Lookina Glasses. Stoves. Eedsrecs and Beds, Crlckers nf various styles. number uf beautiful China Tea Sets. sc. &c.
 e1 Safe will commence at 10 o'clock 4. RI precisely. II the weather should be stormy sale will take place next lair day.
 FREDERICK LYMAN, Executor.
 Goshen, March lst, 1855. 45
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15
DaTt0ns' Melodeons.
 s5.oos Worth on Hand! a Kg0od Time tO Purchase.

rESdE largest and best assortmeslt of the latest
 R improved Meiodecns they ever oIeredsth the public consisting of f&sery description-boih in uleiodeen and piano Style.
 These instruments have heen greatly insproved in their external and iasernal appearanee, tune and quickness of sound, sss during few years past Aiso. aa improvement, has been made on The s,opsct the large double reed Instruments; they are now so ar. anged that ihe sound is Der, fectty under inc control If the performer and capable of being made very loud and heavy or soft. ihs instrument IS aesignedfor the church but ssutabie for ihe pasior. v
 iTA All orders from tfnse wishing to procure an instrument promptly executed.
 Wolcutiyille. Feb l2:h, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15
Auction l!

WfLLhe sold in Milton, the scnth side of the w Greea. st public Auctions on Thursday, March s9,h. 1855 carriage horse seven wears old, l harness. 1 carnage f A. & c. Smiths make, lun,hcr sleigh of \. X C. Smiih's make. 2 COWS, ca,,inc box, Heed b.x. hemlock logs that will make from 2o00 to 5000 feet of boards. f,om 10 na 20 cords of wonds GU, and spli, for the sloye. household furni;ure. and some farms ing tosls. Sales to commence n, 10 o'clock.
 NATHAN DOWNS, Agent. Milton, March H. 1885.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15
A new supply of Pebbles !

A NEW supply of Pebbles. have lately "A received n new 'o, oi the genuine Scotch Pebble Spectacles-Scnlch Pebble not glass, as have seen advertised in s'mc pnpers-hul rsal stone. manufactured from R",k Crystal. The advantages ;sce adv in anahcr dolumn.i Per suns wishing to make selection from one oi the greatest of modern improvements, will do wei! ,o call early while my assorimen, remains full A. S, BALDWIN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15
Y. IT. Sl1xS EEL

TTAviNG made new Arrangements in his hu. III s,nrss to take eifext on tho lsi nf April, earnestly requests all haxing unsettled acc.an's so eaIl and settle. Al&2 Sll having due hills on accounts pavab.e inaoods, 10 presen. them iol nasmhnt preyiaus n5kAf time.
 Litchfield. March TN, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15

ONE OF rHEe RuMoRs One of the r"mors of the day says that ,he Palmer
 s.on plan includes tbe raisingof an in> surrec,ion in Poland. the dsslrucli lion "i Odessa, the coercion of Prussia 10 take part in the contest. one side ar the other. and an immediate loan, of s25 .0oo, QUO 10 remove MI financial anxieties. F
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15
D1sso oLUTro ".

sYNHII par rership heretofore existing between \ ths subscribers. un ter the firm of klLsoRs & BsAMAs, is th.s day. by mutual cnn.en,. dissolved. sTncse who have unsettled acrou.,,s 5 wthou. delay, with either of the parties.
 ss BENJ. KiLBORN.
 SAAl'L C. BRAMAN. Liich!ield, February 26lh, lS55 45
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15

The people of Me,ilcn have held a meeting and appointed Committee to eontrive some plan for opening their new hotel, which being encountered with debt. is now worthless to the holders of its stock. Az
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15
Valuable Farm
 TO BE SOLD AT A U Q IT II O II !

1HSHE Farm lately occupied by ASAHEL IL WEDGE, deceased, situated i5Sysrren, containing about 222 Acres, will be sold at Auction, If nof prev ously disposed of. on THURSDAY, March i5l.a, 1855.
 This Farm is aadesirable one-has on it a good House, Four Barns md dOutsBaiidines-has . good proportion of Plow, Pasture and Wood Land, also, an Orchard of FruiI Trees. If desired, the Farm can be reduced to from I2O 10 150 acres.
 Sale totake place at 10 o'clock 4. RI. on the premises.
 VIM. BsGREEN. Warren, March Iss. 1855. 45
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15
Notice.

nN and after Nov. Eth, but one Stage will O run daily to Naunaiuck railroad: Eeave Litchtield HAS 4 NJ, connecting wlsh l0.e5 A N train to Winsfed and l.45 P M tfain to Bridgeport. Leave Litchield Station on the sS1r Fare 50 cents. %
 L. TENN. Proprietor. IS.chfield, Nov. 27. 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15

A.irn's Stage from Br,hlcm will conncc, al Wa'crhnry wuh ihcF s.3l A. M. Train down .on Mondays, We'nesdavs and Fridays. ReS turning on arrival of the 70 A M -Trpn from Bridgeport os Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat- urtt,ys
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15
T.ircHrtkr.n A lbuxry, ss.

Co.nfy Cosri, Dec. Term, 4. D. lS54.S IN the matter of tho petition of John s. Jrw~t' II add otlien for tn dscaniinnance of public Midway on the west sida uf ihc Housatanic ri n inahc town nf sharon. commencipg neaI Ghu's Bridec-said peliiion is referred 10 the County Conamisainnerp. to he heard hv them al the honse nf Stns1ea l.. Blinn ln said sharon, on he last Mon1Ay nf March. iS5s. ai clock M., q which nosiee is hereby given by ordea si said Cruri.
 n Clssk
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15
, a c A ND.
 HAVING disposed of nv eniir6 stock of
 Nj GMfS,.{s ,JMf S- pEDpv ,,:u

IT AN INO NtSpOScU UI IllNF SnIIr0 StOCK or ,h,s opportunity to say to all my friends who have so ol,herally ps,ronzed this establishment that have she nininst confidence my successors wlli keepup the repata,ion oi the sta nd. < Ono1 of the pattuers having made arraneemept to remain permanen'iy In New York, their iacil-, better than any other establishment in the Bounty. Blythe lsl March they w,,l be pleased to show you splendid stock Goods-and would ask for them a continuance af your trade. With many thanks tor your hberal patronage, Iremain, Respectfully Yours, ts N. B. LATHROP.ss .N M olcoityiile, Feb. Isl, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15

Piano Forte for Sale. FHNI1E subscriber has for sale one second II hand Piano Forte, which will be sold very cheap for cash.
 lT Piano Fortes tuned and repaired.
 J. HOWELL PECK. Li.cl1fieid, Feh 18th, 1855 43
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15
For. .Re,af.

NHE House now occupied by MT. Vn
 J Lord in West Street. Asso fnr sale cs rent the House now occupied by Mr. Hiram Jackson, situated in Meadow S,ree,. first dssor scufh ai the Methoiiet Episcopal Church passessian given the first of April next. Apply n lac sub scriber. CdAS. Ss BUELL..
 Li,chiield, Feb. ad. 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15
Died.

In this villare. on the l2.h inst. Mr. Elisha llemps,ed, aged 8 years. [iaisfunersl will be attended at $, Michael's Episcopal Church, on Sunday afternoon n o' clock.l
 In Gushen. on the 9th inst.s Joseph Beardsl.y, aged 76 years.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15
91Iattieo.

h Keekuk. Lee Go, iowa. on the 9th Jan. bv Rev. Mr. Smead, Mir. |. W. Buell., to M,ss N II. Doo,,Ie, fnfmerly ot Connecticut. sy
 In Cromwell, Jan 2ith, by Rev George A. Brynn, J. B. Dalch, of Harwinton, to Charlotte C. Warner of Middletown.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15
Farm f0, .Ssslg.

FHsIiE snbscriber wishes to sell bis Farm s Ssi;uatedin the sbwu6f Csr1vy .eonr aiming i4sss.saesfs ef good iass cell sdepsed to grain hsss, and has gnnd supply of 6mbes and wood. onet~e -hsuse wood -onses aFriaxe house. hngshonse, and iasge barn also an efc had os elieire truit sfses A par, d lhe purchase money my rematn q tin1ewi in gw,tsecnriTy, if desired. in M1afreti.s J. .H$COMSTOCK.
 Warren. Dec. 2s, I65t as
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15
Three Dollar n!onthIies for s2 a Year.

ETARPER'S Magazine, Punam's Monthly, EE Graham. Cooley, Knickerbncker, Frank Leslie's Book uf Fashions, Biackwood's, &c. are sent Ia subscribers, hy the undersigned, for TWO Dol lars each per annum.
 Address WILLIAM PATTON, st40 Bookseller, Waterbury, Ct.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15
Al Court of Probate holden at Torrington Uithia and for the District of Torr.ngton, on tAe Sd day of Mareh, 4 D 1855.

tke Sd day of Warek, A D ISj5.
 Present. HENRY ;. BARBOUR, Esq Judge. UPSTATE ot MOSES BANCROFT, late EA of Touing,on ia eaid District, deceased.
 The Executor represents the Estate insolven, and prays the appointment of Commissioners there.ai; wh~reupon
 ORDERED That Commissioners to receive, examlne and adj,s, ,he claims of the creditors of said Estate C arpan,cd at the Probate Office ia sad Teffing,on on ,he f5ih day oi March. 1855, al I o'clock in the ailrrnoon-and nmiiird thereof the Exeru,or will cause this order 10 bc published in . weekly newspaper printed tn L,,ehteid county, aad pess copy thereof on The public sisn-post nearest the placc where the deceased last stdwelt in said Tornns,ou
 A true cupr al Record:
 $ HENRY s. BARBOUR, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15
District of Caaaaa ss Probate Cosyf, February 2tfh, 1855

HESITATE ef HARLEY GOODWIN, late L ot Canaan in sa,d Dis lr,c,, deceased.
 The cuurt of pr,bs,e or the district Of Canaan ha atla limited ant alloweds six months from the da,ehercot, for the creditors of sad estate exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who nrrlsc, to present, their accounts, properly at- tested, within sad time will he debarred re- covery. All persans indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment 10
 i5 EDWARD CANFIELD, Executor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15
Notice.

HAVING sold out. am vefr desirous sof
 VI seI1llpg ID myEibauks; all psf56ns having acccu'at9 Ntsin me viii please call and settle by note or cash sooa.
 WplcofvilIe. February 1855. E
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-15
SS- w A E..

E*A REINSTATEMENT Or FINE GLASS
 fA WARE rum Boston has boon received
 and IS ssr sale al the Shop of the subscriber. at Susar bpwss.a Spoon Holders, Cream Cups, Butter Pt1sess ressrveP Plates, Napiers. Gobleis, Egg C1pssL Lcnnon$a6 Cups. C1ndlesticks, Mo-
 iasses Cnps ten dii3sFent styles Tumbiers. Sc. cxau17gc.
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