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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-19

n,gh, give the bees an opportunity TO rrse
bcyood The reach o(the hsg, which have
never known Them 10 DO when ss..caahiy
attended TO ! had q swarm IN isls ~,
the START Of ne, sod my only chance Of "a
vine them was 10 Gel TO a stesm Of wstet
on The route, about 60 rod, dipsnl, as sooa
,,he bee, To take scvsr,sre Of their
tesist,ns movemen', which occur when
crossing a rn7'd stream, I succeeded and
took nv satIco on the opposite shore by
tina, tune the bees we're nearly overhesd,
leaa forty feet above the reach OF my
flag thought would try it, efficacy IN
throwing w.,er, which proved FRA rate,
whether from What might had appested to
them q ssdden shower, OF somn other res.
con, know not They now bring within
my reach, BY quick step forward ! gained
their leaders. and with Few sweeps aetoss
their line Of march, | snsrled them up in
two minute.. The confess bring decided,
They turned direct TO tree few rods drs,sp,
and there III on rs trunk To disengagc ,hom
| take wing, or a thin broad splinter from
the 81 nee, & commencing =, the bottom sLde
g,n,ly along upwards, which breaks some
other limbs, bu, 10 very destructive when
swep, 10 any other direction When there
is ~ many on the article uscd % cna hold
10 Il, pas il dowa to the grooed ...s 49,
wonh Of The hive and rcpeal II sccood
swsrms attempt. 10 emigra,~, an additional
han 4 may be required on accom-, Of having
two queens, consequently two set OF isod
en, hive them in box No. |, the next morn
ing before sun rice pu, !, into The chamber
Of the parent hive, il late in the season. il
they come Of the next time pm, them back 10
the evening, guard against having la,e
swarm, to feed.
II ! had known that il took 90 much ink
TO convey so few IDEAS nboo, bees, should
not have complied with the request, but as
Vernon, honey has become quite on article
ofunde, will ot1.e, my patience sgains, that
oflhereades, & pass over nearly 2mon,hs,
admitting the transaction OF the last men
'lonen article to be in July...to the closing
up Of hive, and the subject Hives ough,
to be examined the latter par, Of S-p,ember,
and il deficient in bees, or honey, supplied;
Tor the manner Of doing i, will refer the
render TO Mr.. Week. Manual, and his pub
llcs ,ions in the Cukivn,or Of ls4i II il
my opinion tina: a chamber is very insult.
aLle place 10 winter bees IN.
AARON BARNES
Rutland Feb l7lh. 1876.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-19

MeIico, Gr,at Bfitain and tie Uniied
States A Washington correspondent, Of
the Pennsy lvanlan, makes the following
statement 10 relation 10 the Affairs Of Mex.
co.
Prior To the recent revolution in Mexico
Mr. Pakenbam despite he'd tie Captain Eli.
oil to New Orleans. fle there chartered n
brig al $1,000 to land him at Tampico, ar.
rived at which place he wen, Immediately
to the governor OF San Luis Po'osi, Pare
drs bring ., tina, lime in the province -
The smsVfe brokc ou, Immediately after
the interview, and Parcdes moved totth with
from San Lriis upon Mexico Thus far
we're the movements oil the willy Capl. Eli
ou watched The offset on the part OF The
English government Vas Of eoursethe pre-.
ventioo Of treaty between ibr Herrsra gov
ernmen, Of Mexico and tho Uni,ed etssrs
ceding to US al Of Texas and probably Cal
fornn. This power Of the Brush Gov
eminent over the army OF Mexico, spr'ng'
I from the fact that the army depends upof
foreign loans Tor pay, and the English y
the ONLY government who will lerd to Mex
leo Thus tho British minister for all gren
purposes commands The Mexican army .anE
thus has the limited States been foiled II
making an amleabIs arrangement
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-19
PORTANT FROM HAVANA
ANITA ANNA PREPARING TO
)ETURS To MEXICO

" 90 arrival al New Orleans from
lsna, the Pleayuns has received the fol
lng lmpoTIau, letter:
Havans, Jan IS. le46
(sar Pc II have Just time per Hope
30 10 drop YOU few lines | learn
an un,mpesehabls soureet hat SAINTS
IA making preparations 10 return to
,eo
anticipates leaving here on the 9ih
bh Of nett month in The Brush Slesm.
Vera Cruz This will however, de.
much upon his sdv,ees to arrive per
sr on the 9th, bot that he returns there
at very shortly 100, you may rely up.
'eafs o'hsr o. dliI about him that |
'' ~aa' hey are 0ouh |, IS said
" much eIs'pefaled al the design o.
"sH'' 70 'slI the eOsnlry 10 foreign
re- alter he wsHing Of % much blood
ea'afe 10 aehleV, Independence
. re'um 10 MeIieo viii be marked
sn-''e eaaass ga ,s y.iey IT,,
~ States, n her MintEef - of,Ae ugk.
vii become hH kasI ACAaiss
money he will adluH the Texan
pay aod srde CAl,iornlr, defending
10 hu eouDirymen upon the pace
p" vac The oaly me,hod lea 70 pre-
N ~ iai~grry Of he Republic 70 rsris
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-19

III, 'a''d'oO' sIlse1, Of ior.ign Csbin,,s Up
on bet ltteniss, W ptesett' ,b-tn from sfs
iurn 10 = Srsn,h yoke ~h,eh hey 20 DO
Wy lhrs~ "a ssd o. tcsrn their position a
mong The ns,,css Of he esnh % On inds.
p,nd-n, rowet
psoIrs moe, either SIDE ~nh IN, fore,yn
rore- or ~rh Sans Anns ifhe ehooS
the lsiisr. no,hrng esn pr, ~-n, The tyr nj
from liking the rs'as--,i the former. poih
'ng can rrs's ih. sriis thai sss,s Anna ~ilI
rs'se Ior liberty
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-19
LATEST FROM TEXAS.

Gsl'.aon daies 10 Ftb have been re
eti,cd Al New Orleans
u 70 e.,ims,'d thai one Thousand f,ml
lies Of ernierpn's have ero'scd the terry s'
Wsshn g,on (oe theBpros) during the last
ihree mon'hs There were four hundred
Tsr,ons collected al one lime 90 the essl
bank Of the BrI1s, ~shing TO pass over
the terry
Msss. Butler end Lewn. the commits
s'oners appointed on the part OF the Uoaed
Ss,cs 10 treat With the prairie tribes Of
TeIs', lately passed through the upper
Trinity set,Iemennu on their wsy 10 the
Camsrehe Pax
The TefAa papers are discussing the
question Of the division Of the state into con.
gfes,iousl districts
A very valuable lsad mine has been dis.
covered On . small tributary Of the Trinity
ahsss svsssy misas ~sa q .Usibse Ths
mias wss discovered By psuy Of survsy.
op who were engaged 10 running the lines
Of MERGERS colony We were informed
FIVE or Elk years since, BY n grn,lrmsn who
accompanied one OF the military expeditions
to the upper waters of,hc Trinity, ,ha the
ruins Of an old forrsa we're discovered on
that stream some distance above the present
site Of the Dallas. and 1t was believed that
the Spanisrds formerly worked 4 silver
mine near that fortress.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-19

THE EMIsRATISO oPiHIT or AAER-
IcAM-Ths Hon John Weni~orth, Of III
mos. himself an emigrant TO that State
from New Hampshire, 10 late speech thus
hanpiy hits of the emierniing spirit oi
Americans He had friend IN Ohio, As
long ago as it Was On the frontier. HE
had been moving away from the Infoad' Of
ocieiy until he had reached the backs OF
the Mississippi and was sbou, to move
sgain ne ssked him his reason lie sa'd
d was the dying advice Of bH father 10
keep iweeniy miles beyond lar and caio.
neil, and = doctor and laNysr were within
fifteen miles, and he Ihoaghl II lime 10 80.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-19
MARRIED

A, Pawle, on the morning OF he 10Th
inst BY the Rev A G Shears. Mr. Andrus
Dennis Of Wlllioms,owh, Mass, 10 Miss
H. Emelne Oseood, OF the former place.
A, l'aviei, on the Tuesday evening" ,ko
l0lh inst, by the Rev. A G Shears, Mr.
John Lewis to Miss Ann Eliza Beard, oil
Of Pa~let.
10 lowell, Mass Feb 8, Mr.. WV NJ
LONG to Miss JANE BALLou.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-19
AARON BARNES
Rutland Feb. i7,h, 1916.

The Auburn Affair." We are glad to
see some notice taken in the Legislature oil
the shocking case Of Plumb, at Auburn -
One member on Friday last, gsvc notice oil
bill to abolish whipping in our State pris
ons Another presented q resolution call.
ing on the Auburn agen, for the cat with
which Plumb was seourgcd 10 death
Long Island Star.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-19

STATE OF VERMONT REntcmem.
DISTRICT of Rutland, -. - Jered that
al special probate court held al Rutland
within and for sail dtsluct on the OH day
Of February, A. ID 1910
Present, WIN. Hail, Judge.
Application having this dav bcen made 10
said court by Samuel II Kellogg. sJ,nin,s.
traitor Of the estate OF jeremiah Powers, late
u( Plltsiotd N said dl.,rci, deceased, ihtss.
tate. for an hearing and determination 10y
SAID court OF all questions as to advance.
ments made OF alicdged 10 have boon made
b, the deceased to the heirs ol sand deceased
Thsteiote, it is ordered and drtreed by
said court that oil such questions be and
they hereby are rcletrod tor hearing and de-
termination TO the first Monday being the -
day OF March next, and that copy oi this
order be Published three weeks successive
ly previous thereto. IN the Ruiland Herald.
newspaper printed AT Ru,,nd, that oil per
sons Interested may appear ard 10 heard In
the premises, II they sc cause.
A true copy II record.
7 HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-19

WE the subscribers beiag appointed by
w The Probate court ior iie district o.
Rutland, commis.ionsIs Ia receive. sHsmins
and sdltIs, all claim, sni demands Of all pei
cons against he estate ~
SYsan FisA. iai, II Danny.
IN sad di.tf,cl deceased fepressnlrd it,ol
vent. snI or months from the hnh Ia, ,.
Febrgarv INST b~,ng Showed by SAID ,.Li
for th,t purpose. ~e d. therefore hereby give
not,es that Ne ~ill attend 10 Ihe business o.
our said spPo,ntnen, 81 The Loo 81 Caisl
Uuhum ~ Dauhy on the let Mondays Of May
snd August next. from one O'Clock. o. m un.
nj four o'clo, o "a on each 81 SAID days.
MisTs HuuAsp, q. l,...
tALtS B,IFtH '"''''''
RuIlsod, FeB D %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-19
A CARD

Who that has occasion TO travel cHh,r
'er rie~eoe or on business, that does NOT
appreciate g God rusis--p lcsssn, scenery
h-'t ho'v~s comfortable carriages & care
iol snd sbi's,os dnvet,' shoab a., pro.
pose 70 journey from Rutland aud ,,emuy
10 Troy, N. Y, by Stage, they msy be .,
'u'ed ihsi they will 6od q combination 81
OIL ihese eomiors By tex ng the route thru
Manchester end Benning,on slons the rich
sod bssp',ful uil,y of"Ouer Creek boun
ded eo'ssiser ,'le by graaI aud HsptSG
o~' moaoisln scenery The "tup' on III,
9TH ms although amended With ssIRA de
lays f.irh, ri is passengers snd a Ata.
~ amount Of basgns, together with . POT.
Ton o! very poor sle,ghing. MAS made IL
hi'een hours and twenty five m,uutrs -
lea''ng Troy N9 o'clock, A. NJ and st,v
ing IN RstIsod twenty Eve minu,e. past elev
IN IN tho evening OF the same day-lSo
hours and twenty minutes IN sdvsnce Of III,
ms,l from Troy via Salem, Clulc,oo, &c
The north end OF the route. from Man
cher 10 Rnilant. distance Of 81 miles wa'
performed by Mr Root the driver and
proprietor in I hours and twenty five min
u,es A PASSE NICER
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-19

vue,6as.o" -T~-r sI--.. -
10 the Highlands One Of the North Riv'
or boats is preparing 10 run the first Of the
week. The ice at Hudson is very weak -
Two tennis broke through on Thursday
and one Of some value was lost
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-19
VILLAGE CORPORATION NO

The meeting Of The eoTPorsI'on stands
a5 ,ournsd 10 Thursday evening 18Th iasi
a. 6 o'clock r NJ a. The CouH HOUSE
Rutland Feb iah 1876
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-19
BEES
CAsrLETON SEMINARY.

The next term Of thn institution will
commence on Thursday The 26ah inst. II
Is very desirable that those who purpose 10
enter The school, should be present at the
beginning OF the term. The expense 81
board, yrdinsry tuition, fuel, washing. funi
,urs so N6m rent q rs dollars per quar-
Ter or eiOe per year. The price OF board
in town varies from o. so 10 400 per week
10 sddhlos to the depa rmcnts Of eduesiiou
already established IN this school, II is pro,
posed TO esAbIish two others, one for the 20 r.
pose Of teaching the science OF Agriculture
or The application CT chemical principles to
Agriculture, gnd the cher to qualify instfve.
tors for our conn on schools Prof + S
Crr is procured 10 give coufse OF Ice.
lures M Scienlitie agriculture which will
be commenced the seeonl week IN March.
HIS familiar acquaintance Nfh the sub.
ject Of Geology and Chemistry and the ,is
nal success with Which he has taught The
lsuef IN the Medical College Of whirh he i,
a Professor, Is an adequs,e pledge that h,,
lectures upon scientific agriculture will be
frsBghl with much ralers 10 those who
msy have Them A elsss will be formed
N thn brsach Of he beg ginning Of the ,crm
The department Tor school teachers Will r.
eisVe SPECIAL Sllenuon Every possible IA
cilhy wtll Be furannsd 70 give instruction
bOlh IN the msRrr sud mode Of teach
ing Lectures viii be given ~ both the
teachers Of the Seminary and BY
Some Of the sspe'isisnaesii Of the eouniy Il
their serVIca ess be Obtained IA eitend
81 ssurss Of Chemical Lectures ALL b.
gwen BY Doei Mon ger commencing al The
beginniag Of the term
l. J HALLOCk
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-19

~ r. the subsctlhers, being appointed by
w ihs Hon Probate court tor the dis
irct OF Faifhaven, commissioners to receive,
examine and ADJUST all claims and u,m,nds
Of all persons against thecs OF
John Arken, lat, Of Beo-on,
IN said district, deceased, and also all claims
AMI demands exhibited N Offset thereto, and
six months from the LIST day OF January lost.
being allowed by sail c0ufl for that pot
pose, Ne do Therefore hereby give notice lhal
we will auend 10 the business Of our sad ap.
poiniment a. the dwelling houso oi the de
ceased IN Benson on ihs is TUESDAY IN May, ,
from . o'clock a m. until 4 O'Clock p. " on
said day.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-19
GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
ElGS, Boz snG beg Ralsins New Otlssns
and Porto R,co, BrJ~n Sugsrt, Losf
Crushed AMI Pos irred Sug,I. '~"o, hrrF,
H,soo .a a.' i...s lssru T-s.. So
E4..,~ .,Ig. Ger. ..s.LI,ar. Ltmo.. ruro
Beacbed Wider STRAINED Sperm GA, Ho-
Iassss, Race and Java Coffee. SPICES Tobse.
60. Goldfish, g.. ID Z. BELL
Ruu.nd, fsb 10, Is4s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-19

I'VE the subscribers being appointed by Ito
W probate couri Tor The dlsiTIciof fslrhsyeh,
c0mmissioners TO receive eIsmine, and ad-
Just all claims and demands Of all persons
agAins, the estate OF
Ph,io Eaton, late ~ Canl,iSn,
IN said district deceased, reptcssoled ip.ui.
vent, snd also AZ clsims and demands eIhlb.
lied ~ ofsei thereto and months from
the 71h day OF November iist. being Showed
~ sad court fnf Ihsi purpose, We d. there.
lore hereby give notice lhsi - viii slierd
'n me 1Isinrss q, nur spIi appointment at
me "Fi~e Of y Y Lanylon E.q ia sad
C4si.rinn. on the 6f,, Monday in March and
Apui neTt, from 10 3 o'cioCk 3 m.
Wv Is CotBusS }c..,
J " Rec
Cssilsion. Jan a. 20
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-19
TAI LOW.

WE the subscriber, being appointed by
w the II on Probate Court for tho dis
tic, Of Rutland commissioners 10 receive
examine and adjust all claims and demands
Of all persons against the estate OF
OLIVER WARNER, late Of Wailing ford,
In said Sisirlcl decrease epr.senied insolveni
and also all claims and demands exhibited
in offset thereto and slr months from the
9Th day Of January. lsi6, being SLOWED by
said court for that purpose ne iherefo fore
hereby give notice that We will attend 10
The BUSINESS Of ovr said appoinimen 81 The
Widow Hannah Warnerls IN Wslling
on the fourth Mondays of March and June
next from 10 o'clock =. m. until 4o'clock p
IN -, on each of sad DAYS
S. "a. EOe.sros, conmi,,,u
RoBissos HALL, o"''
Wallingford, Feb. 2. ls4s.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-19

FNEW FIGURING MILLn
At Hydeville Castleton
H'HE subscribers having thoroughly re.
i built their Mil on the most improved
plan, with new bolts, screens, and mac chine.
~. are now ready 10 do business with neat
ness, desra Ia, and a particular saving Ia
their customers The public are solicited
10 call aud try.
HYDE, FULLER g. HYDE.
9th Feb. 1886 3
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-19

H~ g IiINGLES. A few thousand
- wanted Immediately al this
Ofice.
Rutland, Feb. ~, 1916.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-19
or vERNoNt.,pi

p,.',lcS U ar ss a.S. s., ,,' ,n.,
Ns s,s Vel pr'b,e cruu held q, He,isrJ
sthin SOD Tor n,t di.tuS, On Tho uh day Of
fsefua'y IsW
fre.ot. wm Hall. Iujss
An ins''nrsnt IN wutirs. putPnri'ug ." 10
lhe at ~iIt snd ie.ismenl oi lHphsrA
smith. lsW oi kuilsrd io snii dslusI DO
resset, having TIT. de. besn presrrlsj 10
sad coat tot ptnbus AND alin-,n5s D.,
Beujsmln BlAnchs ihs stsc uiui thstein
named
la. ordered thai said wili be tsrsusd
Tor prubse and siu~Auce 10 The 6r.t
Nonds, b~ing tho % ~, OF Mach re,t.
AMI h.t = ,Hp, Of. '', ,'''' 10 =, H-I %
= .,.rr t,,.as ,...,e..,.., ,trN 't.fc'. ga
tho Ruuand iitja.J, u-Vspspet ptiet'd
a'Rutlsu'. ,hNi all persons interested nav sr-
pist aud ohlect,o the probate thereof Al thcJ
see csu.e. Atne COPY otteootd
: HENRN NALL R.f.t.r
STATE or VERMONT lRtutemem.
Distinct OF Ruh,nd, a. - bcred that
Na stated probate oouu held al Rutland
wltbin and tor sad dis,t,u on tho first Mon.
day being the 81 day ot February, \ II ls4t
Present, wm NaN. Judge
| A certain insirvmr NJ IA wfiNnr, pun ou-
ing TO be copy OF the last vii 49, tosr-
inert OF Jeremiih l.indley, late Of .Mcst'illo
IN tia county OF Cts~ ford and state OF Fem
sylvania. deceased, te,a,s, snd ,he probate
thereof duly suihrniicsIed- whereby u
seems that said will hss been duly proved
and SLOWED In said State Of PennNlceria
according to the lava of ssij S'at-hsS,ng
been this dsY Produced to ss,d couH "
\ M.senn sas.ss. a.A Qscecs is"S.sy' ms
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-19

CALL AND SEE FOR YOUR
SELVES.
Il HE subscriber takes tins method e. in.
form the public hat having large and
general assortment Of Liquors on hand, and
IS his license for retailing will expire on the
2sth day Of this month, he offers 10 furnish
such as wish to lay 10 their years supply. OF
such terms a. will meet the appreciation Of
all IL proposes furnish 10 all responsi.
BILE persons, who wish TO lay in = year,
stock, on years credit, and TO oil oiher n
for cash OF approved rsiereoce have nov
on hand extra Coguae Brandy 10 years old
| pipe do. Yeas Old.
pipe common low priced Brandy.
| cask Cider brandy, years old, eIuA quail
ny
l essk Port Wine, warranted ih. pure
juice Of The Gape
| cssk hedeira Wine
2 casks 81. CroiI Rom.
cask JemaicA Rom
6 Hhds pure Boston Rum
| cask Pure Holl'nd Gu.
I cask Commun Gin.
Hhds. Western Whiskey, eItfs onsIiy.
= ii LANG DOS.
Casileton, Feb 3 1916.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-19
PRINTS

~ nv style and splendid pattern. just re-
~ osiVsd and iof sale by
ID P BILL.
Rutland, ell 10. ist6
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-19

tho Rutland iitja.j, u-vsPspet pito''a
sRutlsH' ihNi all persons interested ms' sr-
J p,st aud ohiect,o the probate thereof II thcJ
] lfVs r.tpN nf t.fptl
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-19
STATE OF VERMONT, lREhrcm,

l!LNHN HtlL. Register
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-09
LADIES' CLOAK AVID
DRESS GOODS.

VIZ. Cashmeres, M. De LANES, Alpachas
" Bombazines. Plaid Cloaking, Prints, sc.
the best assortment in town.
Aiso'-Just received new supply of Cloak
and Dress Gimps-Velvet Ribbons Cords and
Iassels-Purse Twist and Rings Steel Deeds,
&c. &c.
Also-Mufs, Tippets, Fur and Cloth Caps
Boots and Shoes; Ladies' super Morocco and
Calf do; Patent Rubber do. and Over. Shoes.
Beaver Cloth, Broad Cloths, Cassmeres,
Flannels, Tailors' Trimmings, Brown and
bleacked Cotton Sheetings. Tickings Cambrics.
Wadding, Bats. Wick. Carpet Warp, &c. &c.
D Also-CFockery. Hardware, Hunts C S Axes
Teas, Coffee, Molasses, Sugars, and other
Groceries, an assortment, for sale CHEAP for
aeady pay. ff.-.
OJ-ALso, the old Indian Doctor, J. S. Spears
most highly valued and purely " VegetoDle Me-
iicinsS for the cure of most all human dis.
Eases FER proof see his "Circular." Enquire
s. N. BRONSON, Agent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-09
Articles of Association of the War
rem & Newtons' Manufacturing

COH1pouys
D E IT KNOWN, That we the Subscribers
ID do hereby associate ourselves as a body
polite andcorporate pursuant to the statute o
the State of Connecticut passed May Session A.
D. 1887, and entitled an act relating to Joint
Stock Corporations and the following are the
articles OF our agreement and association:
Article lst-The name OF the said Corpora
ton shall be Warren Il Newton's Manufacture
ing Company.
Article 2d-The capital stock of the said
Corporation shall be Twelve Thousand Dollars
and said capital stock shal2 be divided into four
hundred and eighty shares Of twenty-five dol
lars each.
Article 3d-The purpose for which said cor
poration is established is the following, to wit
to manufacture and deal in Webbing, Common
Web, India Rubber and other Suspenders. Me-
tallic Suspender Buckles, and also buying and
selling goods, wares and merchandise, and gen.
orally to do all acts connected with or inciden-
tai to said business or the prosecution of the
same.
Article 4th-The statute aforesaid entitled
an act relating to Joint Stock Corporations is
hereby particularly referred to and made part
of these articles and the corporation hereby es
tablished and organized under and pursuant to
the said act shall have the powers and proceed
according to the regulations described and spe-
Gifted in the said act.
Article 5th-Each subscriber TO these Arti.
Giles agrees to take the number of shares annex
ed to his name Of the capital stock Of said cor.
poration each share to be twenty five dollars.
Article 6th-The said corporation is estab-
lished and located in tine town of Watertown,
Litchield county, state of Connecticut.
Dated at Watertown this 5th day of Februa.
ry 1916.
Subscribers Names. Number Of Shares.
Alanson Warren One hundred shares.
George P. Woodruff One hundred shares.
Joseph Welton Eighty shares.
Leonard Pritchard Forty shares.
Charles r. Newton Forty shares.
Isaac f. Newton Forty shares
George Pritchard Forty shares.
John H. Nettleton Forty shares.
Published by order of the President and Drec-
tors. Attest
al GEO. P. WOODRUFF, Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-09
Stoves /! Stoves! Stoves

Stoves (! Stoves! Stoves ! !!
THE Subscriber takes this method of
notifying the public that he has Just
returned from Albany with additions to
his former assortment Of Stoves, making
it most complete, embracing almost eve.
ny desirable pattern of Cooks and PAR.
LoRs. Also great variety of
Air. Tight Stoves,
which for beauty and durability cannot
be surpassed. Believing the nimble nine.
pence better than the slow shilling, the
above articles will be offered the remain
der OF the season (for ready pay) at con.
sIderably reduced prices, making them
extremely low. Also some second hand
FlRE-FRAMES, very cheap. ,- -
: Copper, Sheet Iron, and Tin Work, In
all It's variety on hand, or made to order
of the best materials and lowest prices.
MOSES MORSE.
Litchfield, Jan. s, ls46. 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-09
Eaeporttsast to the PssblIC.

TNHE Subscribers being thankful for the lib
l. eral patronage which they have received
the past Is years, would return their thanks for
the same; and while thus thankful for the past
they would still solicit the continuance Of their
favors, as they have made preparations to en-
large their business. They will furnish
C.qRRLAGES and VAC O.NS
on more reasonable terms than any other estab-
lishment, the "Chair painters" not excepted
If practice makes perfect you have the benefit
Almost all kinds of Produce, Lumber, Cloth
and other property taken in part payment -
This is no fiction Call and see. Their work
will be warranted to be good timber and work
manshp, and if the work is returned G( it faiD
it shall be made good free of charge. Also all
kinds OF repairing done at short notice.
These having unsettled accounts must attend
to the same, sOithout delay.
. tf RODGERS s. PETERS. 10
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