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Common Pleas.

DhIIoy,
Fee. l9-ThsaU vs. Doyk.-The Jury, in this case
already noticed, rendered verdict for plaintiff. Six
cents damages. and six cents costs.
John Pan Wort vs. Joseph J. Wsa.-This en- action
brought under the lien Law, 10 amount oi
sleo 2s for certain materials alleged to have been fur
nshed the defendant for buildings which he deendsnt)
had been constructing In the Third Avenue The defence
put wos that the materials In question were furnished
TO party named John Garrison who the contractor
aud agreed execute the work for s. 000 which he had
completed with the exception Of about six weeks work
aHd received therefor 81 sa0 when he abandoned the Job
The defendant subsequently foished the building which
cost him. 1t alleged s4oo to $780, The defendant
further alleges that plsin has tight recover
cause he had already psd ssO0 more than he originally
contracted for. Adjourned over.
For plaintiff Mr.. Tominson for defendant, Mr.. Sand
ferd - a' tl $40 7
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The MISSING SHIPS Another of the missing
ships, the Oswego, has been heard from this in.
creases the hope Of the safety of the United States
says:
On the gath instant the ship Oswego of your port Da
vd Wood MASTER put in here with the loss of main and
mizen topmasts, main yard three top gallant masis
yards and sails main topss, mizen do, fore-sai and
other damage; cargo shifted &C. The spars and sails
made and the ship WILL trust leave this between
the tenth and fifteenth Of January. The Oswego il from
Hull, bsund to New York.
The accounts by the Hibernia, hourly expected
will probably quiet the fears of manv families.
r. 8 The Ondiaka, Glidden. Is days from Lii.
verpool for Philadelphia, was also on the 18th
inst, in lat 3s Is, lon 10, and supplied with pro-
visions by the Gazelle at Boston from Havana
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TheAtricals, &c.

Sig Cassella, the celebrated vionc sllist gave
cert in the Musical Fund Hail. Philadelphia, Tuesday
evening" which we'll attended
The Ethiopian serenaders drawing crowded houses
in Philadelphia.
The Orphesn Family gave their farewell concert in
Hartford, on Tuesday evening
Mr.. Booth Is at Cincinnati trying to make arrangements
shave the theatre opened there again.
Mr. Korponay has taken up bis residence in Washing
ton for the purpose of giving instruction the principal
fashionable dances prevailing in the highest circles Of
European and American society.
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HOLD OVER IN PRIsoN.-Joseph A. Yard, keeper
of the New Jersey State Prison, has lately been
superseded in his Office. The newly appointed
master went to take possession, but Yard refused
to let him advance an ell inside, and he still SHIELD
over'' on Monday last The Legislature are in a
quandary in the matter. Yard will probably have
to be forced out.
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CANADA.-We have Montreal papers of the 18th
and Toronto of the IL h inst. Nothing of conse.
quence doing in Parliament. On the 18th, the
education bill was under discussion.
Felix Mcclure, indicted for larceny, at the time
the court house in Montreal was burnt, has been
acquitted. Lorenzo Partlow, indicted for murder,
was also acquitted
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SIeroRA PIco's CoNcERT.--Over thousand iash-
ionable people attended last night the concert OF
this accomplished vocalist, who was received in
the most fattering and enthusiastic manner The
performances were generally of high order, and
the concert one Of the most agreeable entertain.
menis OF the winter.
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4 The Wandering Jew-New Editlon-Price
Fifty Cents for III. stvolume which ready the New
World Office, "a Ann street
This the cheape and hest edition in the market splendid
y printed from new set of stereotype plates got up expressly
for the latest corrections of the author-and embracing
four vosmes Of the French nearly hall the whole
work This will be Sues popular romance EXCITING
remarkable degree and will be read by hundreds Of thou
sands who have thus far restrained their to commence
its perusal. 49, , -.
The trade supplied very liberal for cash This
edition comprises all the numbers hitherto issued copies
- - "a Ann street.
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City Intelligence.

DARING RonBEnY.-On Friday, at halt past 2o'clock p.
M James N: Wells, Jr. Knocked down and robbed
IN Jhirteenh street. In this city He got out Of one OF
stages at the Of the Sh avenue
ana ihirteentn street. and was proceeding down the
street When within 100 feet of Hudson street he
svertaken by sleigh, in which were three men was
struck down with what he suppoaes 10 have loaded
whip club and horse blanket thrown over his head
The robbers then tore the back his under and
coats cut on the breast pocket of the former which
tanned his pocket book and sna,ched his watch from the
guard chain.
Police ONCE, Feb. 10 9-THK Rrw.Rp OF Coon
AcrIoN.-Lsst night two Irishmen named Patrick Nc
Candy and Thomas Walls, engaging in little pu
gilis,ic encounter in Washington street. and Patrick
them and rushed between them for that purpose. Csndy
being very crooked stick and not possessing the sweet
qualities opened jack knife and stabbed OHsra
yerely in his knee and hand. watchman being at
he nd arrested Candy who committed for the assault
A LEVER WATcH.- Eliza williams, lady Of rather
Questionable reputation, accepted invitation OF gen.
teman of the highest respectabily visit oyster cell
lar in Leonard street. This gentleman, who 10 known
from his fageoetke qualities Joseph De Luce, ven-
tured to suggest slight whskey punch snc the lsdy
wing very great opinion of its aptitude for bringing
about agreeable state Of socaby consented to take
small sniter of that anti Harper beverage. Somehow
the drink produced sort of the windor.
itude o-heponeself in which in
fante state DeLuc took from his companions neck
watch exclamiDg he did so, clever, by gracious"
He was arrested for larceny to-day and committed
ANOTHER WATCH CAsE.-One Rodney Carston robbed
of the hands, watch of the schr Agnora lying at
the foot Of pier SO North River Of silver watch worth
$40. The robbed one was Mr. Ezra Gator.
CASE PERJuRyThe complaint of perjury at the up.
per Police dismissed yesterday by Justice Taylor
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left TO- undermine the and slowly destroy and
organize the various Of mans complicated frame
III at last his system ields their destructive effect
Us fact, universally dued by phv siciaus, that impure
blood the primary of all dea'e unless
Inherited and general result il the blood Is the
tenn will be hahy but II the blood is impure the system u
he uuhealthy the bowels with rsulsy and dir
take place throughout the whole animal machine
Comst9 ks saapsrlls IL all such cases !. preparation Dn
nutritious character ends 10 expe from the
system al unesthy portions aud throw out the disease
and excellent preventive and CURE Of bilious diseases
any other Extract the low price Of 80 cents single bcse
ar Il nerd doxe
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GRAND TEMPERANCE CELEBRATION. Pros
pect and Marshall Temperance Societies, give a
splendid musical entertainment at the Tabernacle
on Saturday evening next The programme lie at
tractive in the extreme.
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TCorresponesnce of the Herald

TRENTON, N. j., Feb. 10, 1845.
hasten to inform you that a German by the
name of Harman, arrested a few days since. in
your city, for passing counterfeit money. and now
confined in our county jail, committed suicide this
morning, by openiag the blood vessels Of both arms
and stabbng himselfin the abdomen so that his bow
els proruded He was found dead in his cell by
the keeper of the lal.
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Lines inscribed to tho inventor Of tho LII

Lines inscribed to the inventor Of the LII
quid Rouge and Italian indicated Soap
Tell me where the fair aurora
DYES, at morn her dewy cheek
Tell me where the goddess Flora
Hues, to paint The rose, doth seek.
Tel. OH tell, where age reneweth
Chdhood's soft and velvet bloom,
Where the fair, whom Time pursutth
Flies to 'scape wrnkled doom.
Tell me where doth Beauty lnger,
Where the Graces love to stray
Tell me-every lovely finger
To 4ouRAUD's doth point the way
He whnss art peri cton
St, to charming nature gives
Ev'ry grace that in complexion,
Radiant, soft, and blooming lives.
Favord by enchanting woman,
Let thy riv,ls all give DER
Envy Of success il human,
But thy merit something more
ounAups ITALIAN Soar the Of all skin
dscooraton other injuries his famous
for eadcatng hair his BLAsS pEsrASsE f scfeninx and
tons found New York remember only a. the original
agents Jord,n Milk street Boston, Brown, Chestnut
street, Phadephia: Carleton Co: lowell Bliss Co,
Springfeld DYER Provideuce; Gre Co. Worcester: Bull
Hartford; Ferre, Mdietown; Myers New Haven Tousey.
Rochester, Backus Bull Toy Pierce Albany; Storrs ud-
son; Seth s. hance, Baltimore
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DaIlcy's Pain Extractor, sold nt II Court
laudt street Warranted Genuine, at Is cents

AsI Rhi,adeIph1s Suf,Yos skysions go eAs
HRe.Lp inns be raid to hc agents ziebcr Co., Ledger
Buildings Third street Chestnut where single copies
NAV also be obtained daily At O'Clock
Y All the and cheap Publications for sale her
tablishment, wholesale aud retail
80 With tho cyce'lon of oee pier de Herald" read
much rehap in Philadelphia, paper published in
that city, aHoding valuable MEDIUM adve tise Adyw
remens handed TO the agents half past o'clock will ap
pear IN the Herald next day. lily
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Beals Hair Restorative. 81 Walker street,
frat store from Broadway.


One million or Sherman's Poor Mans Plas-
per will supply the demand wonderful seer
effects and has their become Beware OF
posture Sheman genuine Paster always have Dr. shsrmas
signature the back while the spurious article merely
father and what than all has produces
complaint, become that Dr. sherman j. Obliged 70 the
public against the mpostur. IL wish Immediate relief
o. Of the regular agents ITO Broadway Astor House, 2
Hudson street; 1888 Bowery II East Broadway 39 Fulton
Brookiya; Ledger Buildings Philadelphia; aud
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Constant Exercise When constant excr

else be used Tom GsS;s hs S;s q otn
GETABLE PILLS is absolutely required Thus the conduits
Of the BLOOD, the fountain Of life kept free from
which oud prevent its steady
h-aih. Thus morbid humor are prevented from bee ming
means outfits which she has provided for herself Daily
use OF Pills will be INJURIES because the longer they
the only md Gin. known which posses: hi. au,t Ref.
whom they havc cured Of constitutional costiv -ress
Sold at Dr. Brandreth Primo pal Ore 2l Broadway re.
tail Office 2,i Bowery and Hudson street. NJ H. aud Mrs.
Booth, Market street, BROOKLYN.
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"MosTeoasRy GUARDS. This fine corps which
has lately adopted a new and most magnificent
uniform, give their annual ball at Niblo's on the
81 Of March. Ii VIA b. q brilliant affair
The New York herald., 1845-02-20

NEW YORK Posr OFFICE AeAIN.-Worse and
worse! We received only the Plebeiam of this
morning. All other papers of TODAY failed. We re-
ceyed batch Of old ones however. We hope the New
York Postmaster will find convenient to reform his Of
fce retire He makes most wretched work, or some
body does for him .--Hartford Tnes, Feb H.
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! 'vsrfisenents or the

Medical Tos'c-..-'rns Asvsrfisen,ents or the
the suppressioh Ol Qashtry IL tie .prg of all diseases will
hereAsr appear Ing fourth and last column OF this
ps6M and a. RIcaAkDs9N y 4. on. Asss,
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Have you pimples, or blothes, your face,
Orfreckles and dark yellow skin-'tis disgrace.
When white, ,tess. beautous complexion and skin,
May be had tho at present 'tis black, dark as sin,
BY those who will not shut the door sgainst hope,
Bat a cake Of the fsmd Jones' Soapf
Have you Salt Rheum Scurvy. or any disease
OF the skin, of the face Of the hands, Of the knees
Is your flesh chapd crackd the beard rough sore
will cure il aud make il more fine thsn before;
In fact, all diseases of tn. skin must elope,
When touchd by cake Of the fam'd Jones Soap.
The genuine and original jones' Italian Chemical Soap for
curing all eupons dsfguements Of for heautfyng the
skim sold only this city genuine At the sign Of the Ameri-
Eagle g Chatham street. s2s Broadway and i39 Fulton
seeet, Brooklyn.
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THIg,LE BA - his ball comes off at old Tam.
many to-night-a great gathering Of "honest meI
aud bonnie lasses''
The New York herald., 1845-02-20

mr.. q. 5. Fowler Lectures ON tho App!ioa-
ton OF Phreuooay TO the cultivation of the memory ts
ming in Clinton fall commencing ~ O'clock and closing
with public examinations Admtance Cd ouly We
mend all who be desrous memoryor
q good one, to ar this very instructive lecture.
The New York herald., 1845-02-20
Annaemanta.

Hiram FRANKLIN is drawing overhowing houses
at the Bowery Amphheatre. John Gossin Ia the
The New York herald., 1845-02-20

o. Tbs American Republicans the Fifth Ware
,as, evening unanimously adopted the names O
+ las 6 Drake for Alderman, and James Smith 70,
Assistant Alderman, the present ncumbents.
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White, Red, Grey, or Light Hair made to

grow dark fine silky for the small sum Of three shngs
How hund this city who have tried and
proved this by he price Of jones' Coral Hair
II is excellent thing and is warranted possess
scurf dapdruf and make lsht red grey hair dark
shlings bottle Chatham street, 323 Broadway; mind
where in the cty and at l39 Fulton Brooklyn
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u b. District Court
nafnra VrL~o noSta

FEB i9.- United States Seuen of Bombaziaes
Henniguin Co., cidfaants.The jury in this of al
legged iase entry by the importers found for claimants
United States vs. One case containing Embroiaered COL
larsThsse collars it appeared were nvoiced at IA eS6
s5 centimes The goods were appraized in September,
l84l and the collars raised to l0o7 francs and 46
centimes. Adjourned over.
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AIabaster Whifa Tor Ladies, shin-A hean.

fu prepsraon warranted nJue the skin like chalk is
Jones True Spanish Lily White IL gives the skin natural
hfs.like csar white, and acts cosmec Sold price Is
cents, At 50 Chatham street, and 1923 Broadway.
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Wonderful En.cts Of ConneI's Pain Ex-

tractor Capan Brooks Of Nimred reports fol-
low.e crushed his hand and and panied him
cessvey that he laid five days He told he would
g. laid ny for months H. fp. poaItie;d but could rot
poultce and Connes Magical Pain Extractor CAPTAIN
had the saye and and The swelling and
IN. hand cured Captain b. has also used Of
and i, effects marvellous He took dozen and
has sent dozens it, and will verify all herein and
much more.
This Saye will any of the following complaints =
Burns, Scald kIysipess, Salt Rheum
rheumatism, Burns, Sprains Chilblans.
Piles, Sore Ewes Nipples. Ulcers and Old Sores,
Hing Worm, Eruptious, Tetier, Sc.
We have sold OF boxes c,ty and there has
not been suge failure box returned which Conclusive
evidence Of its We have certic from
in this city who have used it with magical effect.
NBThe money will be refunded in all il the
not delighted with its effects.
REMEMBrR-sod genuine only 81 Courtlandt 1879
Fulton Brookyu SO Pordrass New Oeans
Second street, St. Louis; and 10 fremont Row, Boston
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steam ship Hibcrnia.

This packet was fifteen days out Yesterday She
ought now 10 be al Boston.
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cisliss, and Transce ndentallsts, are only follow
ing up, she loses all that sweetness of temper and
imiability which should characterize philoso-
oher, and gives us a practical view of the bad ef-
fecis OF the new philosophy, even on the minds
and tempers OF Its own disciples. In this very let
Ter Fanny Wright admits, to greater extent than
We attributed to her, those opinions on the present
relative position of the sexes and the great con-
tract of marriage. She avows herself to be much
more ultra than we imagined. We were mistaken
only in the locality where her ultra opinions were
first promulgated II was in Cincinnati, and not
in the Park Theatre, or Hall of Science, in this
city.
These new philosophers, who arrogate to them
selves superior intelligence and fuller conceptions
Il the truth and discover such excessive fretfulness
and bad temper whenever the tendency Of their
doctrines is pointed out, no doubt mean well. We
ire willing to admit that they desire to see virtue
prevailing and vice driven away abashed from
'ociety They wish well to humanity But all
heir absurd theories, all their erroneous reason
Ings, all their disorganlzng schemes are the result
It an entirely mistaken view of human nature and
lumsn society. They are eternaly declaming
bout the universal misery and crime which exls,
on all hands Every thing is wrong in their eyes
Every body is suffering The world is in their
yes one vast iazarhouse. Now, all this misery,
aud suffering, and corruption, exists only in their
own diseased imaginatlons They regard every
hing with jaundiced eye. Their own feelings are
morbid. They are oppressed with moral nigh,s
mare. They can see only the dark side of the pic
ture. Like the owl in the ruined tower who, droop-
ing his fringed eye-ids. hoots at the morning SUM-
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-13
LGtcIsfeEA Enquirer ' PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING BY PAYNE KENYON KILBOURN.

TEa Ms.-To village and single mail subscribers wo dollars per year, payable before the expiration of six months. To companies of six or more $1 50 per year, or $l.25 paid in advance. The subscrl- Der of course pays the mail or stage eherge Tor transportation. No papers discontinued until all arrearages are pad except at the discretion of the editor. te-t s
 ApvERr1s1Ne.-One square, three insertions, $1 and the same proportion for more than square Half square, 75 cents Continuance over three weeks 20 per cent. per week. A liberal deduction made for advertisements continued or 12 months.
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Economy is Wealth.

vTHE Subscriber is now building at his N Machine Shop and has for sale. Sand ford's Patent Premium CUTTING BOXES. for cutting Hay. Straw and Stalks. This machine is without doubt the best in use; it cuts fast and short, is built in such man. nrr that it will not get out of order. All the repairs it will need wilt be to grind the knives, which the most inexperienced hand Gan do by taking them out. Call and try them. Warranted to please or no sale.
 Also, all kinds of Machinery made and re- paired. II. BALDWIN.
 Washington, Oct. 14th. l645. 22tf
 The above des ribed Cutting Box is built and for sale by JOSIAH BRONSON in Roxbury.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-13
TO ELIZABETH.
BY DIR. soLYMAN BROWN.

Twas when thy years were tender, love,
 And beauty's budding rose Was on thy cheek, like summers tints
 On Alps eternal snows; And when thy maiden thoughts were pure
 As dew-drops on the lawn, s .... Or virg in breeze that famed the flowers
 On Edens natal morn: Twas then our hopes, our fears, our joys,
 Our sorrows were begun; -. And then our hearts, like kindred drops,
 Were mingled into one. s, And years have flown since first we met, And many smile and tear Have marked the hours, the days, the month or each revolving year; The joys of hope, the bangs of fear,
 Have proved their varying powers, And Fancy used our waking thoughts
 To gild our dreaming hours: Thus Time may roll his chariot on,
 Till all his race be run, And find our hearts, like kindred drops, Still mingling into one. .u Deluded man may search for bliss In power, or fame, or wealth; . l seek the joys of welded love, Of competence and health. To these let HEAVEN in mercy add,
 From love's exhaustless store, A heart that glows with charity, .1 And l would ask no more; .- For then, like thine. in paths of truth, My hast'ning steps shall run. And thus our hearts, like kindred drops, Shall mingle into one. .H Ye glittering gems that ceaseless gild
 The azure robe of night! Beyond your spheres shall Love reveal
 A world of holier light: d. There farer stars, in purer skies, r Der grecner fields shalt move, Where every thought is perfect tr uth,
 And each affection. love; ..E There shall we, dearest, ever gaze On heavens unclouded sun; And there our hearts, like kindred drops,
 Be mingled into one.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-13
Correspondence ef fMe .NesCark .aduertiser. .e ,,,,a. REV. DIR. TAYLOR ,....,

Perhaps the most remarkableliving theologian in New England is Dr. Nathaniel w. Taylor, He is
 the Professor of Theology at New-Haven, and has all the fondness for abstract discussion and all the natural acuteness that has distinguished the first New England divides. have repeatedly heard him lecture. and always with the highest admlra- ton for his intellectual acumen, though with no crease of sympathy for his theological system. He is perhaps unsurpassed as lecturer in the United States His style is clear and torcible, and as old Dr. Emmons used 10 say, ''He can look half an hour at the point Of needle without moving an eyelid." He reads his asionslly falling into the train of extemporaneous remark, and sometimes descending to an anecdote--ottenfar below the dig
 n;ty of his subject. a,' ' ...ja,.. rtl..~ h
 He has been engaged in numberless controver- sies but IS of great bo,, hOnn'ie, and abounds in humor. For long time he waged avolent con- troversy with Dr. Tyler, of East Windsor, and the late excellent Dr. Netlleton (boh of whom inclin- ed to the old syste,n.) He was told that Dr. Net tleton was very i'll, and likely to die :-he set off immediately for Dr. Tyler's house. went directly up to the room of Dr. N. without announcing his name, and as soon as he entered the sick room. he threw his arms about the neck of his dying broth CT. and wept for long time without saying word most beautiful exemplifcation of christian feel. ing! Dr. T. is about sixty, judging from his ap. pearance, and his influence over his pupils is un
 bounded. He generally sends them away full blown Tayorites. His appearance IS highly intellectual, and he wears his long grey hair brushed back from his forhead a-.ft- 1a. 5 1aAf
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-13

Mineral Discoveries in Wiseonsr. -The Wis consin Republican says rich specimens of copper and silver have recently been discovered on the Menomonie river by party from Green Bay. The Republican thinks these discoveries will have a great influence upon the prospects of Green Bay.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-13
Fashionable .yKisliasery.

KUST RECEIVED, from New-York, a J new assortment of MILLINERY. Also Dress Trimmings, Canvas, Cruels, Steel Beads, Sc. For sale at small advance from cost for ready pay. v 4.
 C. BRADLEY. .. I.itchficld, OcI. 6. 6w2l
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-13

Flour Speculafions.-Very large sales of flour were made in this city yesterday. before it was known that the Great Western had arrived at New York, at an advance of twenty five to fifty cents barrel on previous prices A few hours after, the news came, and it's tenor justifes the conclusion that the purchasers must have had the information before entering the market. The purchases, it IS believed, were on New York account.-Phila. Leger, Wednesday.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-13
NOTICE

ITS hereby given to the Stockholders of the l Canaan and Litchfield Turnpike Road. that the annual meeting of said company shen the Doth day of November next at 10 o'clock A. M. to appoint their officers, and do any other necessary business.
 Per Order. BENJ. SEDGwlcK, Clerk.
 Cornwall Hollow, Oct. 22. 9
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-13
Hemlock Boards l!
SeIgS3sS OF eyt Cost

A S the Subscriber intends leaving the "A state, he will sell the remaining stock of his Goods, AT COST FOR CASH. He has good assortment and will make it for the interest of persons wishing goods to buy. All persons having unsettled accounts with the subscriber are requested 10 make IMMEDIATE payment.
 R. F. ENSIGN. Wolcottville, Oct. q, 1S45. g