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Know sIi persons by presents that has released
"a h,.by sases frnm all further lisbiy
% Gor rbs o. certiaeais OF svd nee 81 debt nun
a., 81 by lat republic Of
- h0yire- Of The nf Teas, may
10 ~ .aensd Nv s United st~te IN accordance With ne pro
20 provide for
N, Of sueh ere ~ me Ia r.puhc Of Texas as are com
~ % an YEA M o. day al sh le5, and sci
of The STATE on Teras approved LEI Of Februa 100
A. witness my hand and seal.
sur9 2-dt Jan
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oFFIcIAL..

~ rAEn Pierce President 81 az UaisA Stale, u aaiss 10
al EA0H "a nay eoHesra,
Safcory evidence having exhibited tha viii
fnkRsy has bssn appointed o. the Kingdom Of the Fu
Scss Ky West do asrsby recognise him
and declare him nee exercise and sach faueoRs powers
A"d privileges az are allowed 70 the veeeonsu Of the mo
favored naioas Ia the UnIsd states. ..-
In testimony Whereof have caused these PAT
cut aud The seal Of the Tn Ted States be hsreunO AIMED
Given under hand the city Of Washington 22d day
L. 81 yrmbsr, D. 1886, and ~ Independence
United states u Anshea lns cit
BY the President,
WI MARCY, Secretary Of State
National Theatre.
Brilliant aud sruaordas Of magnificent spsetacua
THE sAIAD QUEEN,
With rich aud sold az studded dresser
SILVER and stesI armars, 6i is', nymphs,
danefr and tie female amy Of
SIXTEEN LOVELY Gals,
THIS EVENING, AND Positively THIS WEEK ONLY
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, AT U, LOCK,
Grand Day Performance
For Families, LADIES' ana ChiIirn.
Patrons Alersnd Georseoa aud the nsisbOonod can
CUE seals or s e ony day profnaiee ny IAN aiat apcs
The doors viii be opened At two O'Clock.
limited Of tam tickets, admitting i've chlir
vii be sued Tney D. obtained b nnsdae apll "a
uSn at the ohes
Door. open at az 1nr caII-In y II rise At 4 O'CLOCK
boz ose osea om ~ O'clock 10 enable patrons % seeu'
Nov 2a-4t
O-rhs Ma ais and A.s.tnt MA .haI. ,yin psass
= alena puneuay TIE Cay Hall his hufadsl uioains
half pssI oAeiork.
any prescribed Of the procession
shall oeoe that hour be agreed npon nose thereof Will be gso
wM. Sc Den.
Nosa Mars"@I-i" chief
or Attention, AisLal Al atlnoe.alie etlixens
Aiapasa soJousung ety. Iequer ed "a
passito Cusroo, 7th street, O H.
eceb.a
D. r. LINDSAY,
Eov27 Marshal 70 Alnbama.
l1AttentIun, Geo ginns 1.-The ciuzers Georgia
cab h0o," Il street bt~..n ana sue.ls, 1hurtaj
naIi ins ant al COCK m - jbtn The pr1eess
nonot OF the Lite stctoy over The enemies OF TIE Unon
IHAD sfURGiS,
Nov B-A assistant Marhal.,
G Attention, IIinoisan ,he eirizsns Of Iinoi. SC.
Jonnins 10 washington are requested smbe al the Paim
Gu Room" rAursdAy tn 9th O'clock
procession victory
JAS. O LONG,
Nov 28-d2t Assi-taut Marshal.
ug-Aention Jersey Btues!Ih cirz-ns o. New Ierse,
tea poa'y residing la ihs ey aad those visiting
et between AID H. 1hunaay a7n ock
n IN the IN honor Of the election Of
By HH. saLDIs, esq,
Chez Marshal.
J. HACxETT,
No, az A, Assistant NJ aIsaal,
IT, attention Los,sianiac the citizen.
temporarily reading IN his city AID any who may ,. WISHING Y.
Tnursday next attn inssI, ooek j,in In
cessicn IN nonor Of Buchanan and eeAnrlegs
Nov 25-d3i Assistant Marshal 10 Lnui.iana.
6Tg- sgtsntion Blue Hen's ChieLen..-Tle d.moefalc
cIs ns Wasars'nn requested Z
meet at Gus konm Ito between ard
m The nroc,s Of b4tk
hs election VI Buehansn aud brtekiurat.: ,o
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FERN A.

Know persons uIas mas sie asea,
aud states Of America from all fpeI
ahi or claim evidence OF deb
number Of Issued by the ia's republic OF
,xas Tor Of Texas the case may
L AID by United tstss in aeeorrAses WIN me
prnvixions entitled an acto r"Sde Tor no
republic Df Texas rs are com
Of selismber n"r han
ra nGy approved February e ano an ae
a. lhe approved the LIST Of February, ioo
As my hand and seal.
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a yrUs q nAUHs's Recent Iuapprtstioa. -rbe fsl.
1ss,y or ssrssa ssoss srsafiy rscsiysd % FaSaas a
ste eoa.cerahy reduced pcs- and ersy
Boos q Cs,eb.ted Fosms; te poems The English Ian
rari,ps hy TIVE ars ri.rs eI,,S ~ sSss. 81 w
CruEhask'. Thrse Courses and Dessert hy humorous
Pos E-~s cre., volumes, hoasand Gun. Of
Fusurs saa DecorAon 4to illustrations.
piares, morocco. nchiy gl ~ 50.
GIranps . Nature by Nude 81 cplorrd paer BY Land
Pa.s - BOO. iu-traron. fancy covers. SO een,
Junss's Lsttsrs copplets Ia volumes 81
Kohis Rusia-st Fetsrsbugh, hO-cow, and tho Chnea
noorss fh s-odiy-i edition, b-,uup'Iy prpted
Soa ss, vi en- pe s - M az, Pr't
N'cpo-oa. operative sechaaic and Bih nachinist 10
NI~l.,u'' Builder and workman New Directory; Ito, rs1
Ps,cy'. Rsques Of Auclcn, English Poetry eIO ertr, gilt
Fic'onsl Boot Aneicn, BALLAD, illustrated, snuqus GIT
Roeu.on C,u-os, with tvsuUsir illustrations, and
saus,.r,nr. abeu, Lonaon. rs cents
seupurs-spsemeRs of Ancient and Modern Ito IS pl-rs
sssrh-- Il You're Ladies, Young Gentlemen, and Young
couge. y lIs.rsroas y Ps's =, y,
20 beautiful plates, with the measurements, derah-, &C
Ts-as J.ru-ism Deysrrdi - engraving. wood and
wsis ~ snsiv. or Beauty in Women and Critical view Of
Hpoh.-es respecnsg Bsauy' new sdI,on, ~ drawing
Bon esa.rs of Ballads; H'psa,ed BY rowq L,.eh
nd Doyle. % IS
Crscser Bon-bou fr Christmas Parties BY Brossl titus
Roass Games for Pares, Young gilt edges
Bo.wsn- IL. r. Joha.on 10 yoi.., 50 p'sre. $40
J1ianh studies ~ Head 6nsiy stoae, o..
Lardn-f's AsaronaHyg 10 81
Punen'. Pic,urs, Picur,s ON Scrtolo q ar Punch
lust atons Lssch, ~ 50
BcoE Costume A"na- u gssii I'm " Lady Of Rank
eso. iusiraiions, sdgfr 81 50.
Hoods Camic ny Leerh. 50,
Dra~ing Bora ofth- Goyernasut sshoo q Drrisn ~ 30
History War spenddiy illustrated
with srd plates 81 50
The in sculpture and Modelling
aFry Noses, with descriptions broVraph
IcsI ssmoir. Thee splendid voIuae- ga
For TAYLOR N MAURYs
Nov ~ Bookstore, Ninth street.
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Of e tcrora Tenouai Of M land os from HIrora
bnui, IN Mnae~fa Territory.
IN sceordsnce with provisions Of the ~
"An suhorzng In of
approved March 1884, hereby
the public Winona,
tempe
after fA~ first day Of Jgrua-p 1857.
cisinsnv vicinity
tefed IN enrrng isnd perfect
Of closing
oBcs psepiyainry ~
Given usd band The city o. Washington, this sas
October, Al D. ESQ.
ny order Of the PRESIDENT
THOs A. HENnrfrRs
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Oct 0s-Iaw6w fIntsIss,
pHfyArE BANKERS - the U~ss.a STATES.
1 The Rauhsris Mag gins for November contains
T. List Of Frivae Bankers every city United
ststes
H. Ta-t or Members ~ me York naarf o. Brewers
Ill History 81 Backing " the Upited Riates
w. Monng Table ~ Government Stocks, City Comfy
Railroad shares, Ronas
Ths BANKS rrsa.ur sn4
Cashiers History Of Bsnkinr History savfns-
Banks; List n Foreien Baakers, Ne.
Monthly, 1--WE dollars per
T. SMITH HnwaNH
Nov 2a-6mhe' No iGQ fesri - New York
YoAN ms Hssroay oF TExas, from 10 srvt ,strs-
msnt IN 1895 % o. snners'an ~ Isfs 7v1iames.
The U'Rrsns ard O'Fahsry ny Lady NoVan. Rs-
printed intwo yoluns.,
Novil TRsNCK TAYLOR,
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IT
Ia BY Charles tonn Anderson vni..
and vi. Time. BY I.rus a. Iauneus / vol
Roms-fhsusn and Papali BY Doctor ssnctis. vol q
lnsfratfd
The o'Br-ps End o'Flshertyr. IVY Lady Morgan
Rfr from tie Fouufsiu ~ I.f.
Wcstssd Rmprs ~ l.. WaEoan.
hrssd and Ia Plata hy &, 4 Stewart, u. 2 ".
huran's PrrHags 20 Ei hsdnnh and Nsccan.
Nov ~ FnAMCR TAyrp
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hon Jacob Broom Of Pennsylvania, Hon. W H. sneed
Of Tennessee and Hon P H. Bell Of Texas arrived in this
city yesterday. -
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l5- !-The citizens Of L1usan
ding his city and my who be visiting ID
capital are requested assemble Palmetto CUT Room
Tnur.day neat attn O'Clock tsn
cessiun d ION OF Buchanan and Brec kinridge,
THOs n. MADDOX,
v25-d3t Assistant Marshal 70 Lnui.iana.
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6Y1- attention, Blue Hens Ch.keas.-JL. dsmoc
eiHs Dasars s,uuing IN Wasn'rsnD requested e.
meet at Giu5 kona "7I between ard VI
sgees on Thursday n ac.oek, eu
honor o. The overthrow Of Hack rePaLiieansm
ana III. election uf Buctansn aud brtekiuridse.
~ WIN H.. JONES,
Nov 25-LA Assistant MARSHA loI Delaware
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BENEVOLENT AcTIos.-0ne gentleman in this city
(says the Hartford Times) the head Of an establishment
that employs some eighty workmep, purchased a good
sized turkey for each of them make Thanksgiving din
Of He probably enjoyed the day better from the con
seriousness OF having done good act than he would had
made the $780, instead Of spending it for the good Of hi
9orkmen.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-21

HyHE following valuable and productive
 A- Real Estate ,n the village of Ltchheid, Conn VIZ:
 The MANSION HousI and appur,enances, formerly kept by the undersigned and now oc. cupl.d by Wm H. CT. ssman as an Hotel. and subject to a lease 10 him tor two and an half years, which can be bought in, and posse esson given by the tist ot May next, il desired.
 The SToaE asjoining and west ot the Mansion House. occupied hy Spencer & Adams.
 The PHsLPs' HocsE, called, formerly an II tel. now occupied by Rufus Smi'h as sBoafding-tIouse.
 This property, situcted in the center of the Caunty-Seat, + too veil known 10 require par tieaiar description, II is sufficient to say that there IS none in the County mere 10 he desired by an Hotel os Boa.ding-House Keeper or Merchant.
 The property will be sold low, tegeiher or in parts, to suit purchasess-and ome-tthrd of the purchase money may remain nn murtgage
 1.-the property is no, sold by the itsl oi April nexl il will be leased.
 Litchfieid. tConn) January 7,h, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-21
Book Agency,

The subscribers have esiablisheda Book Agency in Philadelphia, and will fbrnish sxy bsok or publication al ihe retail ptice free of postage. Any persons, ny fore srdins tho subserp'ion price of sny ofihe eS SMssszines. .uch ss Harpets', Godp,'.. Pntpsr's, Ora. ham's, Frank Lcsiie's Fashions. &c,. will ts. ceive ibe ma s.s tines for one year spd copy O splendid ,l.,hcafsph portrait, of ciii,et
 Washington. Jackson or Clay {; er. if sub
 scr,hing 10 a s2 ard el Magazine, they will receive a copy of either of tho three DOT. traiis. If sntscfibine 10 SC worth cf Mses. zines. nii three portraits ilIbe s.nt sfatis.-:s
 Music fu n,shed 10 ,hose who may wish it. .
 Envelops of every descrip,ien a:.d s,1e iu
 large Of smaii qnaaiiies furnished. oeat
 Presses, Dies. ac sent io order.
 Every description of Ep gSavine on Weed xecu'ed with aeatnrss and dispatch. We've of Buildings. Hrwsparer Hsadipes. vie~g fl Machinery. Book Illustrations, Lcdea
 Certificates. Bas'ness catds. &e. All orders scni hy mail promYtiy asienA.ato. yerseps 2'ishing views of ihsir buildines snsrsved eaa send. Dagnes,eotype or sketch of thS aaidins hy mail or expseses Persona at distance havinp 2 ssieabIe sv, leles wonld find II io their advarfs es se sd. iress the snhsefibers. as we world set ass | agents fer the ssle cf inc s.nsc.
 | BYRAMs& PIERCE ss....ss. q.
 50 s,"sh Thits Street, Yflstxrhis. n q ! sssSAA &s. xis sszsSs-
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-21
Di,t-,et ef cora.sail, ... Prosafs Court. F.b.

Distriet ef Cern,raii, ss. Pro6afs Court. Eco. 2d ias6 t r
 nRDER RED-That Titus L. Hart. adminis- " ust'r tvyi1fhr last will and testament sn> asxedi on thS Me Of Samuel Jeffers ia,e of Cornwall decte ed exhihtt his acministia asien account to thls Court i"r adjustment, 6, the Probate office in Cornwall on the 18th day of feeruary 1856. at 10 clock tarenoon. Q nd that all persons intcres,ed in said estate may be nltt6ed thereof, tho said administrator will cause this order to be published n a new.pa> per prin,e in Llchtileu, ind nos, copy there. of on s'gnpost in ssid Cornwall, nearest the late residence af ss'd deceased.
 Certified from Record,
 FREDRICk KELLOGG. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-21
Dissolution.

business heretofore cslrlpcsed aa- der Inc nanse of Meafoy aud Efow bridge. is this dAf disaisedSby mutual consent. All thase lndehted fo ihe late firm. by shouk pr noae sMiH piease lake notice accordingly, and all those who have claims, wril please present them Tor payment s.
 MEAFOT& TROWBRfDGE. :. ! The business wiIl be continued al tie old siand. under ;he name and firm of Meafoy and Manson. where may be found large assort- mens oi Roossani Shoes. which will be soid at greatly reduced pric s up to the first of ApIii next. - Messrs- Meafoy and Trowi.fidge, returns their heartfelt thaaks for the iIbera patronage bestowed on them b.ahe public, and soict a iair share for the New Firm of Meafoy and Munson.
 LUTHER MUNSON.
 OSB0N MEAFOY. Litehfeld. February 9th. 1858.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-21

A T Court of Prubste holden at Litchheid, A within and for the District ot Litchfeid on the 21.t day of January. A. D. 1886:
 Present, CHARLES ApAns, Esq, Judge. { On m",run of Cyrus Caiiin. EAscuior on tie estate of poct. Abel Cstlin, late ot Lite cnteld. :. with sad dis,r,ct deceaeed: this caur, doth decree that SIX months he allowed and limited for the creditors of sad esta,e 10 exhibit their claims as ainst inc same 10 the Eaecutor 1; and directs tha, public notice be given of this order by advertising in a newspaper pS b!lshed in Liichhrld, and by posting crpy tbereof on the pubic sign post in said tow ot Litch- field, neares. the plrce where tho deceased lasi dwett.
 Certified from Record.
 CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-21
Green Mountain reed-cutter.

FHSHiS machina was Invented and pat. -H- en,ed by James H. Bennett of Beming,on, Vermont, whn has devoted twenty years tn per fecting Feed Catter. combining aH smouni of nt,iliy never hefo.e atsained. This machine re. qulres no expense of repairs, is emlnentl, du- rable, and will cut ether hay. straw, or corn stalks with equal faciliiy, aud with more rase and dispatch than any crank, or other Feed Gutter in use. An examination and irial of the article will satisfy the most incrednsous.
 All orders addressed to me undersigned W iii receive prompr attention. Price S7
 AARON D. WELLS, of Plymouth,
 Proprietor for Li,chiield County. Plymouth, Dec. Huh, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-21
shingle nxachine

UUBLlC attention is invited to an improve g..
 ment in making Shlngles by means oi . machine patented by Jonathan Bennett By the arrangement of the knives this machine pre- serves almost entire tho grain of tho timber, winch IS great consideration in the wear of Shingles-jonting lhem, and producing nearone third more from a given quani'y ot tmher than can be got by any other process now used, and evs ry shlnele Is perfect without iiabiMy To clip shorter or mar them Tn any way by checks or shakes, and lcayine every oae as sound as if riven. IL has also the advantage of greater dis patch. ss TWO shingles are produced by each descending motion of the gate to which the knives are attached, and cutting from ihreo 10 four thousand per honr. Manufactured and sald by BEER s PETERS. Kent LitchfeId Co. Ct.
 SeT Also. is manufactured a machine for cutting Lath, and warranted ,o cut one hundred per n,inu'e as sound as II sawed. Tie ma chimes
 may be found two miles west of the depot.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-21
For Sale.

THE Subscriber offers for sale, his u hnuse aLd lot, i,uatcd l-s miles East from he Court House. The house is new aud In the bes, condition. The iot contains SIX acres of rood iaud. wel stocked with run The sbave property. was formerly owned and occupied by Mr. Ilawley Ford - Possession given imm ediately.
 Also one other house. with one acre ol land. distant , l 2 miles East from the Court House On tho premises Is good barn, and much good frua. The ahove property will be sold cheap. Possession sf the lauer place given lst ot Aprl. For farther Information enquire of the subscriber on tho pre discs, or oi Dr ]. c. Beckwt,h.
 AARON BALDWIN. Li,cbfiela. Jan ss lS56
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-21

4 Ta Court of Prnbate holden at New "A Milfard within and fur ,he district af New Milford, ON the 4tl day of February, A.. D. 1856.
 PRESENT, GEnEex TAYLOR. Esq, Judge.
 Samuel Il. Barns. tfus'ee on the estate ot Edward Starr, on assigning insolvent debtor within said dtsfrct, hav,pg represented said estate insalvent, and gwen n"tice to all con- crrIrd. to seprar hctorc tiiis Cont tie present day : . c.mk ahernooS, to he teatd tefatt1e .o tho appanimeH of commissioners and m .,me appe sr,ng thrs Court do,h appoint Nohle ; Banaetfs and Syivanu. Merwin E.qrs. com nissi ,tier. to oxamine and adjust the claims of the creditors of said assIRred estate. and ,iso doth decree four mohths from this date hs allowed them ta exhibit their claims to said ,.orn,nissoners, and doth direct iha, pahlic aotco ut ths order be given by advertising the same in two newspapers published n l.,tehheld, also in newspaper printed ii Dam hurry, Fairfield Cpanty, and by posing copy hersot an the public sign pos, n said Town ot New Milford nearest the place where said es- late so in settlement. slsa en the aign post ed n sad district. Certified from Record. ..
 GEORGE TAYLOR, Judge. = Tho subscribers give notice thst they will meet at ,he Ilo,ei of Syisanms Merwin Esq. rn said New Milford on the l., day ct May and l'h day .ot June next at 10 o'clock in the fore. moan If each oi sad dsys. tor the purpose ot attending on the business of .sid arpoinWent.
 NOBLE s. BENNETT, 1 Conmis-
 SYLvANUS MEltWiN, { sisners. All persons indebted to said estate are res qussted to m ake immediate pasmeat to
 SAMUEL II. BARNS, Trustee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-21

PURSUANT 10 an order from the II Court of Probate for the District al Sharon w,li besod al public auctInn to the h g',- es, bidder. on the 18th day Of March. at one o'clock in the afternoon, tunless previously disposed of al private salei.so much of Il eRea Esa,e oi Jahn M,lness. late of said Shsrnn, in ltd Disrict. deceased, As @ii raise the sun of eight hundred seventy-sour dollars and six,y-tcur cea,s Sale to take place al the sad M,lmcss, al hts decease. Terms made know a: ihe tune, ,..f sale.
 SAMUEL S. .WOODWARp,
 AdmnstratT. Dated a, Sharon, ,h;s l9.h day of January, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-21

s6QtxevAsis psExs. sr undecided Remedy f.e Aeshma. Mr. Elis Vile n. of Brookiyns Nsv Ymk. had for 6vs ysArs ysry severe ai- s1s. nleki and day, the csneh at timss almast drlIms and csussd him continually to 0sth heo@. he was hever sale eish6r eating or e1sAiAE. an4 his family weFo dissresaed besond 4e.s.se te VI him Rraduslls reduced to Aimov<
 eesfre tlealcweys Pills. In shis case, VI IT WnpoL elIcoelops This eantlena ete4 thes - eievsn weeks. ana shev slIsessd ep31lees eups V leelD kimaeIl seronser noyv - - has besn ht tas m hissss ySsss
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-21
A Voice from Waterbury.

A GREAT REDUCTION in the pri es fA of all articles necessary tor ihe support of life. Rsnram k Allen would respectfully announre 10 ,hc res6enis of Litchfield and vicinity, that they have reduced the price of all ar,sctcs of Flour. Feed. Groceries. Provi- ssons. &c.. from ten to twelve per cent. and that they are now prepared to cell all the ne. cessaries of life much cheaper than any other concern in the Coanty. Their assNtment is large, and varied. and people vis,ling wa,eI- burr. will find IL an object to call.
 HARTMAN & ALLEN Waterhury, January, 9, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-21
Rock woods Tai.sd states Hotel,

" V " Ut OOtNN.---Iu us well. LII known Hsuse has been rebuilt and very much enlarged. and is now -pwn seady to ae- eommodsse the travelling public or the pesms. nent resident. The honse has been built and fitted ID with all the modern Improvements of the day. and with an eye ic the cnmfoyt of its gaes.s. 1'hs proprietor will spare napains ts make this house model cue ior ecNd iivins . a nd fn. tho best nf cafe and auen ention on the pars nf all employed m fhe premises, 10 the wants of iss patrons. Old cnstomers arc invited 10 return and new oneasfn hc epse and call
 II. ROcKw OoD. Propeissar. ,. sev.emher. IgS5: tmet
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-21
IU M B F R !!

A IL those in want of Lumber take
 "A notice. There will be good assortment o' Larsher of the following description at Hos PORES Saw-MiIl al Rsnian fafls, early the coming Spring Oak Fiber Boar-4s an,i Timber of al kinds. first anaty Chestu0i Si.fBs sIes also Sa ,are Timber and Building Timber, While Oak and Chestnut, of any size and quantity II applied Tor soon.
 Bantam Falls, Dec. l2ih, 1855. 8
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-21
Cnsh E,, Ears.

"IRAM JACKSON, at the LitchfieId HI flat Store, will pay the highest cash price for every descrip ion of Fur, n large or small quantities.
 aor vicl orrns Caff.. Muffiers. Coats. Gloves. and all other sTticlos of Fur for sac chclp, to clear out m. stock.
 Llich6eid, Feb. 20, 1856. ....
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-21
Died

In Union, N. r. On Thuraday, .Fsb 7fh, 'cstharins ". Demlng. vile of Ffecslck K. Deming. aged 3I yeaTs. Mrs. D. was born in Sharon. Liichfieid county, Conn. = = ;. At News Britain, Feb. 10th, -Gsorgs w. Pond. aged ao0dt s. H:s renains wese. brought 10 WoicotsilIe, on Sunday last. for. inferment.
 In Tornnefard on the 18th inst, Mrs Julia GfiawOid. seen 38.
 In Norfolk few days since after shor; iIl- ness. while on avisff 10 his friends. Solomon Curtiss Of Barre Genre. N. Y.. aged 60.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-21
House and Lot For sale.

FITHE SUBSCRIBER offers salo his N House and lot and West Street. The Eoase is conveniently arranged Tor ore or two famlies. The lot contains B. af an acre ofland Vt II stfocked with iruit, w,th . good barn, Cisiern. and wood house. Persons wishing 10 secure a bargain, will do well 10 embrace the present opportunity.
 THOMAS II. RICHARDS. Litrhfield January, 24, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-21
FARM FOR SALE.

lE$H E-snbscriber offers for sale his Farm -A situated about two miles southeast of thu mee'ing-hanse ia Salisbury, an the road trcns The Center to Lime Rock Said Farm coutains about one hundred acres saii abiy oisIced into meadow, pasture. blow and wood iand--is finely wa,ered and under high state of cuitiy tion.s Buiidings and fences are in complete re pair, and for snlaii Farm Is one of the desirabl tn Liichfieid Co One-haif the purchase money can rema in on mortgage if desired.
 CuAuNCEY REED.
 Salisbury, January ?, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-21
Groeeries, Provisions, Fish &s.

INLAY be found at the store of the sub. 1VN scrber in South Street, a good assor nent ot Groc. ries. Provisions. Fresh and Salt Fishs Oysters, Clams, aud substantia's atd refresh. inentsef all kinds which will prove worthy ihe inspe ction of thoae in the habit oi eating and dlinking. New Goo6s are received every week and ali native and foreign deticacies nay bs had in their season. Give him call and iudeA for yourselves.
 Litch6e'd, August 7th 1855.