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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-06-24

have been. our opponents il will make great
inroads. Wherever you turn you will meet
Democrats in all directions, who are now
open, avowed andzealous supporters of Old
lack There are number in this place.
As you gol East they are more abundant. II
is especially among those who are Interested
and engaged in navigation, ship-buildmg and
all the dependant trades thar we find the
greatest feeling in favor of Old Zack. This
arises in part from the confidence in the hon
esty and patriotism of the man, and in a
great degree from the dread they have of
'Cass.
THE NOMINATION IN Omo.-The Colum-
bus State Journal says -"From all quarters
so far as we have received accounts, the
nominations of TAYLOR and FILLMORE
are received with grent favor. We were
prepared to witness much disappointment
Men Ind fixed their minds upon particular
tavorites, and could see no renson why men
who stood so fair with themselves, should
not be equally favorites with all others
Such is human nature and when these cher
ished aspirations were crossed, we were pre-
pared to see some manifestations of dsap-
pOintment. There has been far less of than
might reasonably have been anticipated. In
Columbus, the nominations were hailed with
more than ordinary enthusiasm. Such seems
TO have been the case at Cincinnati, Dayton,
Steubenvile, Cleveland, Chlicothe, and in
fact from almost every point from which we
have heard" ... r r.Frft
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Clocks! Clocks 4!

A NEW supply of Clocks, Just received
~ and for sR!> by E. JEWETT u CO.
June 90. 569tf
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The following is the letter from Gen. Tny-
Tor in answer TO inquiries made of him by
Capt. Alison,and in correction ofcertain mis-
representations Of his opinions:
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, lsis.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, lsIS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The journal having been read
PERSONAL EXPLANATIONS
Dir. SIMS asked and obtained the Gus consent
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by n. GREEN. .Y,.rt,onser.

fTNHUSTEE'S SALE OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS, DRY
l. GOODS, AND SHOES AT AUCTION On Wednes-
day. the 9Th instant, shall SELL by order of the trustee,
the grocery and dry good the OF 9Th Gar
risen and streets, the engineh house Navy Yard
commencing AT 10 O'Clock, and to be continued daily
until all Is sold very extensive of the above
named articles, Wis
Java. Laguayra, and Porto Rico cofiees
GuDpowder, imperial, and young Tyson tea, in hall
and quarter chests
Loaf, crushed crystallized, and brown sugars
Rat>ins Hour starch, indigo spices
Sperm and other oil
Molasses, - hogsheads Rud barrels
Vinegar, mackerel wooden
Brushes, brooms, baskets ropes, Nc.
Hardware, locks bolts hinges, nails
Shovels, spades pots, ovens, kettles, gridrons, &c.
Fancy and brown soap, sperm and mould candles
Wine, brandy, gun, spirits, whiskey, &c., all OF good
quality
Also large lot of cigars and tobacco, of the most
choice brands
Also, large ot Of shoes and boots, in and
shelves
Also, large lot Of dry goods, such
Cloths, cassimeres, cassinets tweeds
Bed-ticking, beaehed and nnbeached cotton
Calico, linen, buttons, trimmings &c
w 18th the store fixtures, patent balance and other
scales, weights and measures, glass cases, writing
desks, &c with a number of other articles not
necessary enumerate
The above stock being large, the public particularly
requested attend The sale the hour advertised II is all
OF good quality, and they viii find worthy OF their
ton.
Terms All OF and under S25, cash !; over S25. a
credit of 60 3d. and 100 days for approved endorsed
+. w. RISQUE, Trustee.
Feb. 2-6t A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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Bv n. GREEN, .s.~fsoneer.

E>RENCH CLOCKS, GlRANDOLES, CANDELABRAS,
PLATED WARE, Ne, at Auction.-The subscriber
thankful Tor the prompt attention of the public the sale
OF the nbove-named articles Tuesday evening would
respectfully inform them that he will continue the sale on
Saturday evening next, the 9th Instant O'clock
his auction Concert Hail. when there viii be ad
ditlon 10 the former stock as advertsed, Of
large music box, which plays six tunes
fine brace dueling pistols
l do o barrel revolver
set of silver plated dessert knives and forks
fine portable dressing shaving cases.
With many other fine and useful articles not necessary
enumeraie
Please be punetua TO the time, have a long road
travel. A GREEN
FEB J-N Auctioneer.
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Mr. Bell thinks that the democracy will apPen 49,
people in the next fall election upon the maSnln'e",
ovisi,ion of all Merieo. No, he mistakes the ste"s
our cause We will have stronger appeal 'nSH -.
We will appeal to the disgrace which the WING
bringiu upon their country by forcing our armies
treat f. ON Mexico We require no stronger issu'
This to carry into the presidential campaign nDI
,hro,,rh the popular nerve; and to that rash ANU
f,u,,ea ,arty which, in the midst of a foreign "a
fses ren 'orcements to army, and takes the P'''Y
foreign en- my against its orn country
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
Change OF Programme every Evenin

DIR. COLLYER'S MODEL ARTlSTES
From the Royal Academies OF Design of London and Paris
will continue their Living Embodiment of the Fine Arts
for another week
ODD FELLOWS HALL. SEVENTH STREET.
The representations will consist Of the choicest works of
the Great Masters in Painting and Sculpture, including
Powers celebrated statue of the GREEK SLAVE; and
F'ersfcO's Columbus and the Indian Girl.
For particulars descriptive programme each evening
past O'Clock Jan. 3I--dlw.
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IOOWERS's Statue OF the Greek sleve.is now on
exhibition at the Odeon, Of Il street aud Penn
syivsnla avenue, froni O'Clock, M until 10 O'Clock,
p. m.
Jan Att
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will have tendency, il passed, 10 create the hard &
which the wings find to be their best sporting season
vhen with or without log-ea5ns and coon-skns they
would go forth to hunt their political game
Hence it is that the government plan OF loan
hrust aside in committee TO make way for the issue
mere six per cent stock Hence ii is that a moaeurv
anc is cried up Hance il that the do nothing policy
5 resorted to on a large SCALE and more than sieht
reeks taken to refer the Presidents annual me ssags
And hence it is that the chairman OF the Committee
Ways and Means gets up to thunder in the House
igainst the direct taxation which no one on behalf
he administration has even suggested.
But none of these pre,ences will avail the wings beo,
the country. They must meet the supply question bold
IT, They must toe the mark. Ii they mean on prnep,
md openly to refuse money for the war; let them stand
i they can on that position before the people But
By ndirection and subteriuge-by sham measures Or
half measures, looking al TO the embarrassment
the treasury and OF the country--they TO peril III.
issue OF the and prolong It's continuance, We peg
ourselves that, part al least, no efforts shall
wanting TO put their factous in lis true light BE-
fore the people and invite brethren OF the demo
cratic press throughout the country to cooperate viii
rs in our work of just and sauary exposure
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On ves,erd sy morni ing were startled py So
resembling the noise of distant thunder OF ,aonA
proved to be he explosion OF meteor us Sor
cen for some tme after the explosion took place
Reporter,
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TIL f UNION.

DOAf;DfNo-Mrs. THoNsos corner Of 9th and II Streets
- has two pleasant the second loorone front
rooln-whch she VIII be happy 70 have occupied by
manent boafders. Feb 3-3ts
10 LETThe large In the buildings Of the
L City Hotel For terms apply at the Office OF the City
Hotel Jan 25-tf.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.,

v D. y.
SIR. In compliance with your direction b furnished
with "a copy of Gen. Taylors the letter dated
January n l9l7 which addressed Gen TAYLOR by
the Hon. VIM. l.. Marcy, Secretary of War; &c have
honor submit herewith, copy OF the letter referred
The letter from this department of the 9Th Jenuery,
lSi7 laid before Congress pursuant 10 tall al the last
session. The il, now submitted was not then
written and did reach this department until than
month and half after the resolution calling tor the
spondence with Gen. Taylor answered, and Congress
had adjourned.
Very respectfully your obedent servant
VIM l.. MARCY.
To the President THE UNITED STATES.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-01-29
GENERAL scorT SUPERSEDED.

The Senate, and all persons present, were as
toundedon Tuesday by an avowal made by Mr.. CAss
chairman Of the Military Committee, Of the truth
of the rumor of Gen. ScoTT's being suspended from
command Of the army in Mexico. Mr. g. stated
in reply TO an. inquiry addressed to him by Mr.
CRrrTENpEN, that orders had gone on for the sus'
pension of Gen. ScoTr from the command OF tho
army, for the assembling Of Court of Inquiry fol
his case at Peroie, and for the discharge OF Gen
WoRrH from the arrest under which he had been
placed by Gen. ScoTT.
A glorious reward lis not this y for the success
fu enterprises, the skillu strategy, and bloody vic
tories Of the brave and veteran General-in-Ch O
the army, whose achievements, unsurpassed IN the
annals Of any nation, have given undying renowr
10 the arms of his country, and who, il report DC
true, has even conquered peace.
To make this grateful act complete, the Cour
should be held at Cerro Gordo, or ChapultePec
and NOT at Perote.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-01-29
RHoDE ISLAND.

The Wings Of this State held their Convention
on the 2Oh. Hon. THOMAS WHIPPLE presided. The
following ticket for State officers was nominated
For Governor, ELISHA HARRIs for Lieutenant
Governor, EDWARD w. LAwToN for Secretary OF
State, Henry BowEN; for Attorney General, Jo-
sEPH NJ. BLAKE; for Treasurer STEPHEN CAHooNE.
The following gentlemen were chosen Delegates TO
the Wing National Convention James L. Simmons,
Charles Jackson, Nathan +. Dixon, Alfred Bos-
worth. The following resolution was adopted:
"That HESur CLsr, of Kentucky, is the choice Of the
Wings Of Rhode Island a candidate for the next Presi-
dency-subcct to the decision Of general National Con-
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-01-29

We cannot conceive of any contingency in which
it will become either necessary proper in BUR
Government TO commit any such grievous blunder
as 10 hold Mexico territorial appendage. We
want no such "appendagc," for it would be source
of continual trouble and expense. The colonial
system of Great Britain has been tried under
auspices favorable to success in all respects
than any that are likely TO arise in this country and
vet it has been the cause of immense perplexy and
expense 10 that Power. Such an appendage TO our
Government would be as AWKWARD as the append
age Of tin.keule TO the tail ohn unfortunate cur.
The people will repudate all such appendages with
scorn for the reason that they would not contribute
to the strength, glory, perpetuity or welfare Of our
institutions. Louisville Journal.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-01-29

Gov. OwsLEy, Of Kentucky, has issued pro-
clamation notifying the holders Of Kentucky Bonds
that the Treasury is prepared to redeem all unpaid
bonds of the State, payable six years after their
date and now due, and that after the lst proximo all
such bonds will cease to bear interest.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-01-29

AcruAL TAnE.--The st. Louis Chamber Of Commerce
have adopted the New Orleans system Of actual tare on s
packages containing produce the en- into effect Feb
ruary |,
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-11
DOct. Robert Ii. FOlser'S
OLOSAON2AN

A N Advertisement having made its appear
n ance in this paper, stating that my genu
inc Oosaonian was for sale at various places
in Litch6eld county, the public are hereby n>
formed that my genuine preparation is only to
ne found in one sized bottles and those large at
81 per bottle. and that the label on the same
reads Doctor Robert B Folger's OlosaonIan OF
All Healing Basam, and my name is signed al
he bottom with uen. The spurious Article
is put up in much smaller bottles. is wrapped
in salmon colored PAPER. and my full name
not found on the TOP Of the label. The spnri-
Gus article alluded to never prepared and
have nothing to DO with.
Agents for Ltch6eld County A. C. Smith
Litch6eld; Lathrop& Bradford. Wocotlville,
I|athaniel Smith, Harrington; Avord & Bro
Tiers, New Hartford; F. s. Woodford, V in
sted F.. G Lawrence & Co. Norfolk; Oliver
Ames, Falls Village; Finch & Kellogg, West
Cornwall: George Fl. Chase, Sharon, Grrgor!
Il Pierce. Cornwall Bridge; D. B. Scofield &
Co. Kent.
ROBERT B. FOLGER. NJ. D.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-11
N. York, March At. loo' W"esIer ST.
rreuz Female Medicine.

Dr ;ownseuds oarsaparllla IS ii SOY ercI"I
and sneedv cure for recipient Consumption
Barrenness, Leucorrh9a. or Whites, obsir"cf
ed or difficult Menstrnntion, inconfnehce OF
Urine, or involuntary discharge '''ere"''a ana tor
the general prnstratiom OF the sy stenl-no mat.
ter wheIher The result of an inherent cause or
causes, produced by irregularlty sickness or ac-
a. Nothing can he more surprising rha, its
inv,gnrating effects on the human frame. TeI
sons, all weakness and las;ltnde, from takiht
il. n once become robust and full OF energy nI'-
Ter its influence. 1t immediate yconnteracts
the neryeIessness of the female frame, winch
is the great use Ut barrcnness.
II will no, be expected of us, IN cases u
delicatea nature, to exhibit certificates
performed hut we can assure the afflicted nat
hundreds of cases have been repurted to us.
Several cases where families have been without
children, after using few hotIes of this n
valuable medicine, have been blest with healthy
offspring,
This Extrac, of Sarsnparila has ben ex
presslv prepared in reference to female com
plants. n. female VIII" has reason TO suppose
tina, she is approaching tina, critical peri"d,
the turn VI lite, should ne.lec' 20 take II, as il
is certain preventive for any OF the numerous
an horrible diseases to which females are sub
rct at this time of life. This period NAV he
DELAYED for several wears by using this medi-
cine Nor is il less valuable for those who are
approaching womanh"od, az it is calculated 10
assist nature by qnickening the blood and in.
yiporatins the svsiem. Indeed, this medicine .
invaluable for all OF the delicate diseases to
which women are subject.
II braces the whole system, renews perml
nentlv the natural energies, bv removing ,ht
impurities Of the hodv-not so far stimnlatin.
the system as to produce subsequent rfaXa
ton, which ia the case with medicines taken TO
cmac weakness and disease.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-11
look AND PERIODICAL AGENCY

3OOK AND PERIODICAL AGENCY
'JNHE undersigned having established him.
l. self as a Book agent IN the great Literary
l,lart Of the Unlon-New Y"rk-respectfully
tenders his serviceso The inhabitants of Itch
fell, and the public generally, with assurance,
that all orders committed to his care will be-
promptly attended to and forwarded pc, mail
or as may be otherwise directed, with the ut
most despatch. Subscriptions received for all
Magazines published in New York, and most
oftnose issued from PHILADELPHIA Boston, &c
The Foreign Magazines, Blackwood's sc.
furnished at publishers prices. Also. new [oi
old] Books, cheap Publications, Engravings,
Music, SC by whomsoever published. Most
OF The new Publications OF the day cat be for
warded by mail at a very trfiing expense. ard
ally sum from l2 l-2 cents upwards. can he
sat>ly transmitted through the same medium.
MI orders should be addressed
VIM. PATTON,
Graham's Magazine Office. New York.
REFERENCES
w w. b s. f sfn%sn' }Ne~ York.
H. W. sa|tonstall, Meriden, Ct.
S = $ s:;:a'f e., }"''.''"'y Ct
Gen.R.C Abernethey Wolcotville
Geo. D. Wadhams. Esq. Ct.
une 26, ls47
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-11
DIR. TOW ENDS


THE MOST EXIRAOkDlNARf NED
CINE IN THE WORLD!
This Extract is put up Quart Battles. II Is
six times cheaper, pleasamrr. aud warranted
superior TO any sold. II cures disease without
vomiting, purging. sickeang, Oh debilitaung
the patient.
GREAT sPRIN7 AND SUMMER MEDICINE
The great beauty aud superiority ut THIS SaI'
aparlia over other medlclnes is, whllstt eradl
Gates disease, itinvigUrares the body. II is one
of the very hest Spring and Summer Medicines
ever known. 1t Aot only nnrihes the whole svs.
tenn and srrenothei The > rson, hut II creates
new, rich and pure blOOd-a power possessed
Nv no other medicine. And in this hes Hhc
rrand secret of its wonderful success. II has
performed, within the past two wears, more
than 35, GOO cures Of severe cases nt disease
at least 5000 Of these we're considered lncura-
hle. More than
5000 cases Of Chronic Rheumatism;
1000 cases of DYSPEPSIA
400 eases Of General Debility and Want Of
Energy;
1000 cases of the different Female. Com
| 1000 cases of Scrofula;
1900 cases of the Liver Complaint;
$500 cases of Disease Of the Kidneys and
Dropsy:
5000 cases of Consumntion;
md thousands Of cases of Disease OF the
Blood viz: Ulcers, Ervslpelas, Salt Rheum
pimples on the Face, &c. &c; tostlh her with
numerous eases of Sick Headache, Pain in the
side and Chest, Spinal Aft cti"ns. &c &c,
THIS, we are aware. must appear mere d. BILE;
hut we have letters from physicians and our
agents from all parts OF the United Staics. ill.,
fnr,ning us of extraordinary cures. X. van
Baskirk one of the mast respe ctahle druggists
in Newark New Jersey. informs Iis that he can
refer 10 more than $50 cases IN that place alone.
There are thousands OF cases IN the CITY OF N
York, which we refer TO with pleasure, and to
men of character. It IS The hest medicine for
the prevention Of disease known. 1t undOubt
edIv saved "a. ives ut more than
5000 Children the past season!
as il removed the "anse Ut disease, and pre-
pared them tor the summer season.
Cantaiu C. w. Mclean, member of The Lee
! ,slature, and late Of the United States Navy,
In 8 kindly sent rs the following certificate. 1t
o"' RAILWAY, June IS, ls47.
vear since, was ia he u with The Influenza,
and nv whole system left in dcbIlitated state.
Twas induced to try DIR. Townsend's SarsaPa.
rila. and after taking two or three bottles
was very much relieved, and attribute II en-:
tireIv to the said Sarsaparilla. lhave continued
taking il. aud find that improve every day
Believe that it saved my life and would no,
he without it under any consideration:
10 "''''>> " L v. MCLEAN.
Scrofula cured.
This certificate conclusively groves that this
SarsaporilIa has perfect contr" %ver the most
obstinate diseases OF the blond. Three persons
cured in one house is unprecedented.
Three Children.
DR. Townsend-Dear Sir: nave the pleasure
to inform YOU that TWO OF nv children have been
,.nrad Of ,hr Scrufua by the use Of your excel
,eni medicine. They We're afflicted very Sc
verely with bad sores Have only taken tour
bottles. 1t took Them away, for which feel
myself under deep "hl'gnt'"n.
A'"'' S.AAC w GRAIN.
NJ Y,rk. March Al. $50, Wooster ST.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-11
Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore ex-
isting between the subscribers under the firm
ct BROWN & MINER, Is dissolved by mutual
consent.
AL persons indebted to them are respect
fallv requested to make immediate payment Ia
S. Brown, who win attend to the settlement
of The accounts, aud will continue business a,
the old stand.
SAMUEL BROWN, ia
SETH MINER.
n yrfalk, February 81. tS4s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-11
rheumatism.

his Sarsaparilln is used with The most Pc:
e. uccess in Rheumatic complaints, h0wrvc
i, ere or chronic, The astonishing cures it has
performed re JUDGED wonderful Other rene
dies sometimes give temporary relief: his IN
i,rely eradicates il from, III" svstrnl, even waen
the limbs and homes are dreadin!y swollen.
o. Hear Mr.. Seth Terry, one of the oldest
and most respectable lawyers in Hartford Ct
The following is an extract 1t a letter received
from him:
DR. rownsend-I have used one bottle of your
Sarsapa rllla and find il is excellent IT'S effects
upon q chronic rheumatic pain to which am
subject, from an Wi ury nGcas'Oned several years
ago in a public stage Please send me two t'"t.
lies to the care Of d. Seymour. | have con
vcrsed with 'wn OF our principal physicians, and
recommend your Sarsaparilla.
SETH TERRY.
Hartford. March 18th. lsts.
PILES, PILES. PILES
DR. Tow"send's Sarsap,rilln is n" less src
cessfi IN curing his ,ressng conn aiat, than
fur diseases Of thu Rood. Dyspepsia, Rheuma
ism, and Nervous Deh,ltv
Principal Oiice, l26. FIJI m street, New
York. For sale nv the princip,l Dmoo;s,s
Throughout tie United States, Yves, Indies nd
II HanaIa.
4 None genuine unless nut M in square bottles
(which contain II quar-, am StGncd with the
writtcr sienassl"r OF SP TOWNSEND,a and hi
name blown in the glass.
a. T.r Sa e at IA, Drug Store in Lite. del,
Il h Terry aud p.m,er, Plymouth
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-11

rHSHE above named article is an efiectua
Il remedy for all cases of Rheumatic
.4fecfions, Spinal Diseases, and for all kinds
Of HumOrs and Impurities ia the BLOND. Itls
Intended for all ages and constitutions. and is
made entirely of Roots and Herbs A simple
trial will convince the most skeptlcal OF its
efficiency.
VOLATILE EMINENT.
This is an invaluable compound Tor Rheu>
matism, Ague in the Face and Jaws, Neural>
gia, Spinal Irrilations, Sprains. and Weak
Joints. This Liniment has lever fail.d in
solitory case.
Cephalic Snuff.
Asuperior and efficient remedy for Catarrh
Meagrns. distractions in the head. etc. This
Snuff has been used by thousands, who have
spoken their judgement Of its high merit and
claims.
~
These pills are intended to be used in all
ordinary complaints-they may be used as
mild cathartic, or as a purgative cleansing.
without facilitating the system. They are an
excellent tonic, regulating the digestive orr
gans. without leaving the sy ste III in a costiye
state.
Prepared and sold by DR.. E. c. CHAM
8ERLAIN, corner of Church and Crown Sts.
New Haven, Conn.
N B. The above articles can be prc. n
aso from Bolles & Wells Litchfeld,
Thomas & Son, Plymouth Hollow. Itf
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-11
FOR s ALE

n GRIsT MILL. SAW MILL and
4 SINGLE MILL, situated on She
uaL paeg River. in Canada village, e.,
s"en, In above Mills are supplied by
never failing stream Of water, being
fed by two large ponds in the immedic
ate vicinity. The situation is ore OF the
most desirable in The coun y. an,, will be
sold on the most renso, ahIt. terms.
Apply TO HOSEA CRANDAI1
Wrs' G"s hen. Feb 2, iS1S 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-11
Notice.

THE New Haven and Northampton
4 Company hereby give notice, that they
will petition TO the General Assembly next.
to be holden at New Haven, for an alera>
lion in their charter, in the fol owing par
ticulars, viz: They will ask for authority
to construct their Rail Road northerly in
the most feasible route to the north line CT
the State, if necessary in the town Of Suf>
field.
10 extend the contemplated branch Of
said road through the tow ms of Canton. New
Hartford and Barkhampsied TO the north
line of the State, in either .he town of Cole.
brook or the nwn OF Hariland.
To construct their Rail Road through
he city of New Haven in The he'd OF the
easal.
10 discontinue the use of the vhtle or
any part of their canal for The purpose of
nav cation.
To supply the city of New Haven with
water from the Eight ollie River, by means
of said Canal and Suhterranean pipes.
JAMES REDFIELD, Secretary.
New Haven. March %, lS46.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-11

"a )UND, On the road from Litchhrld to VOL
t cottvilie, in March last, Bu6aIoe Skin,
il nearly new. Enquire at the Mansion
House, Litc!feld. or Nelson Alvord I'd. VOL
Wolcottvllle. APR g.