Litchfield enquirer., 1860-08-23

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 .r.v1n .,..e,, a.s .as. ... 70. U 4u ,,,, It.s A H Merwinsville, his ENTIRE nErp or SuoRr- l HORN CATTLE, consisting os those he purchased oi me. two years since, also several IMPORTED Cows purchased ofSA MUEL THORNE, Esq, of Thorn dale, N together with their increase and be ing so much engaged for the present in breeding Horses, Ishall offer ha as.ts9.41 The Entire Lot at Public Auction
 1qsp without reserve oasSa esths 26A day1 ofSFsem0s nszs, tsa ny sssidsnce Among the lot are TWO BULLS got by Mi. THoRNE's celebrated Imported Bull 2d Grand Duke and out of Imported Cews Among the Cows will be Cows imported by Mir. SAMUEL InoRnE, Cows imported by MT. DowEEY of Bos- ton. Mass, some 10 in number, with their in crease making about 36 head all told. -si Al will also sell at the same time, about ss
 I25 COTSWOLD SHEEP, consisting of Sheep bred by JAMES KERSEY, GEORGE FLETCHER, and WILLIAM CARVE, of England, together with their increase Those sconSefsant With Our Connecticut State Fairs for the last few years can testify to the quality said Sheep. < For the last few years this flock of Sheep have taken RvEEY PRIZE COMPETED FOR, AND FRnoUEETLY EVERY PRIZE OFFERED BY THE socIEFY-yiz. s 18587-1st Prize on 8 year old Bucks. Y
 1st Prize on year old Bucks.
 1st. Prize on year old Ewes lst Prize on I year old Ewes. <
 lst Prize on Eve Lambs.
 And on Fat Sheep. :.s;.a 1869 ands2d Prizes on Bucks 3 yeara old. 1st, and 2d Prizes on Bucks 2 yeau old.
 1st and 2d Prizes on Ewes years old.
 s'%' 1yt and 2d Prizes on Ewes year old. T
 1st,Prize on lot of Lambs. E On Fat Sheep 1st& 2d prizeL Long wooded.
 The Imported Buck ACedric," Bred by WLIrAM CARVE of Aldswortf near North Leach, Gloucester, England, and acknowledged by good judges to have NO SUPERIOR IN AMERICA, will be offered at an upset price the rest will be sold to the highest bidder.
 BERKsH1RE SWINE.
 I will also sell 20. to 90 Berkshire Swine, bred direct from the importations of SAMUEL THoRNE and l.. G. MORRIS the ages ranging from weeks to years. j st.z &%
 $.&, Brood Mares @. A Lshal also have some Brood Mares in foal by my stallion '' AsHLAND,'' which will be offered at private sale.
 TERMS OF sALH.--Sums of ,$2OO, and under, CASH over that sum q credit of three and six months will be given, drawing interest from day of sitle. The paper must be satisfactorily endors ed notes payable at Bank in Htchfeld County. TIME OF SALE The sale will commence at pre- cisely 10 o'clock A M , on Wednesday the 26th day of September next. 1 No postponemont on account of weather
 AsH GRoyE, my residence, is twelve miles from South Dover on the Harlem Railroad. and eight miles from New Milford on the Housatonic Rail- road. CuNvEYANcEs to the Sale will be in readi. ness at either Station the arrival of trains for ut least twenty four hours previous to the Sale. Catalogues with complete pedigrees, etc., may be obtained on application in person or by letter to the subscriber, or at the ofis'cs of the Home stead, Hartford, Conn, The Country Gentleman Albany, N. Y., Boston Cl4tiYator, Boston, Mass, and New York Spirit of the Times, 145 Fulton street. GEORGE C. HITCHCOCK,
 -s., Ash Grove, New Preston,
 18ts .-.. Qitchield Co.,, Conn.