THE ENQUIRER.

LITCHFIELD, SEPT. 2S, Is45.
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0s- The undersigned has disposed of the LrTcH- FIELD ENQUIRER to PAYNE KENYON KnBoURN, Esq, by whom it will henceforth be edited and published.

 In thus parting with our readers, we embrace the opportunity to express thanks for the very gen erous patronage extended to us during the period of three years and seven months, since the Enquirer came into our possession. We part with the es- tablishment with some reluctance, but with the satisfaction of knowing that it passes into able hands. under whose management the paper will be materially improved. Mr. Kilbourn is native of Litch6eld, and is not unknown to fame. It will be gratifying to his numerous friends in this ty to know that he has concluded to cast in his lot among us. We trust he will meet with the encour- agemeut due to gentlemen of his character and requirements ,.E

 Those who have paid in advance for the Epqui- Ter, will be credited on Mir. Ks books according ly and those who are in arrears for paper, adver- Using, or job work. will find US a. the Office during the present fall and winter ready to receive the balances due.

 CHARLES ADAMS

 Litch6eld, September g, IS45.