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Litchfield enquirer., 1850-03-07
\ trsle raps nf Record.
 CHARLES ADAMS. Judge.
Dis,sisi 1f Tmring,cn e

Probate Court, Feb. 10th iSf0. bT1P0N ihe atplictiioa ol DARIUS WIL> &J SON of Ter inst0n in sad Distsiet shuw. .ag io this Court that he is Guardian to Clar. fissa c. Case MinoE belonging io eaid Dis- Niricl, ss ihsi said Minor is the nwher ii the following real estate. six One piece si land situate ia ssih TnsFinEtan eontaining ah0ut Ten acfss mere nr less. and hnssna. q South i,y John Hungerfntds land. Wcsi by land sold by nidef of the Court oi Probate hy the assainis. -iratnrs of ;he Esisie nf Iinsea Cas sstta.ea, Esst by isnd nosx r<enpied N sllsa A Claik sod psss.Msy leading from cad land fe ,he .dwfsling h<msc lately owned sud aseupisa ny licssa Cos. dtesSssd and Ncrtls W Dsmas Cs.s {. PnineFoy Lsa6h, Wriccsivs!it Isass Company. UGion CnfnpanS's hnsssa oF river with tAe Nanestneis Rail R..sA running efassssid land near the East side thereof. valued af about iIBffe hnndncA. sisA eighty dnllaTs. and Shess.a i6x iues and reasonable cause lnt sflllne said real esiaie. praying fas, n nEdes, thal she oFs selnp other sneeI RegenHsb De esliphsyeFed ta stl the aa1ne. as .eF application 0A flIe. Hated lle ffih Aas N FehFualy t65D nlafa lnlIy apbeAsa
 ORDERED--T Thai 1he laaeaoina Spls sie5 fton h. heard al she Hffhase 0fica i& x&3sitsas ion sn.slle 27thslay 0g artila $50 it f0 rldsk forenoon, and that niiee thsFrAs he pu6lishesl tn me pnhlses mewspspef near tke plaSe where suchseal estate lies. three Wfsks shc q eessiNelS a least aix wteka.hefssfe kafn fls.S' SsaigRsd. eseA u ulA lzG l.| VI
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-03-07
llnliaai.v of Alaa spon tlIe EarfI

Asfigaisy of Man spon kks Eorfk. . M. Paul JesvAis has lately discovered n lss upper tertiary stsaihm of Mo'HpelieT . spe- cies of tussii ape. brt.babis beinNging i0 the .ssaeaeae genius. On comparing ihis discov- esy wilh that .f M I.arlet. in Ihe Gers, and | hose made ia the enviFsms oi LoEdan. II ap . pssEs, that fossii apes have heen disceyrsed sn tue thfee principal tertiary strata at Western lsstl af sesiimsniasy eaEshs In w hich the hanes of nsns1AAiia ah..slad. II man had existed ai ilse nefipd when shess sssafa wese deposited. fhe e1iscsvegy hiihssia. af ghe sliGhiess srace 41 human skele:uns. nr remains atipsaihg k<snau industry. wouId De very asf0undiug. .- The discovery et llse fossil apes is sherelase. aa asidilianai pFssof of she very inferior anti. Seisy of man oa earth. tEnglish paper.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-03-07
At Court of Pl0hase holden as Notiolk, . 1ss1fsnssss xss. n sa Etk s N ls . N. N

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 Present. DARius PHELps. Eeas Judge,
 Estate of DAVID FRisBiE, late of Norfolk, deceased. s.sr fesenlsahe Esla,e iasoIvehl, aud ffays the app pIiniment nf Commissioners shsrc,na
 sVhereupon, ORDERED, that Comnlis. sioners 10 receive, examine, and n,iipsl the ciaitns cf the creditors Of caid Esiaie, he appninied atthe Porohale Office in Nor. folk, on the lllh day of March next, al ons o'clock afternoon: :-sAnd that all TNrson. interested in said Estate may De notified thereof, the Admipiyrairix will cause this order to ts published 10 newspaper prin,- ed in Litchfeld, and post . copy thereof on the rublic sign post in said Norfalk. Atrue cory s,f Record.
 42 DARIUS pE4ELPS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-03-07
nEA1Hs,

In this lawn. 25ah ult., Mss. HARRIET II KlEB0URN. wife of Mf. Hiram c. Kilhcurn. and daughteF 0f ihe late hir. William MpnlIhrof. aged 32. h this towns on inc 5th inst, s.ld.leDly: Mrs. RtIoDA MARSH. aged 70, Ielics of Mr. Elisha Marsh, and daus hleI efihe late Af. Jehiel Kiib ..s
 h this town, on the 23i nj !, Mrs. HUB. BARD, wiie 0f Mrs. Joseph s HObbards20 "A na,ise of Derby. < sss ' .,.s ' z At his resiience i1 Salisbury. on the 4,h inst; Mr. FARLEY HUBBARD, in sisel SOsh rear of his age--fasheg of the Hoa. lol,n tl. Hubbard. z. h Roxbury, Feb. 2, LUG. NDA. wife of Harsey H Cas.ie, aged 50.
 In New HassfSrsl. Esh. P. Mir. BENJA, MIN BECK V ITH. aged g2.
 h New liayep. Feb. 25, Mr. JUSTIN REDFlELD, aged 54.
 h Rocbesler, N, IT, Feb. 6, Col. VIM. NOBLE. aged 6z- formerly meinlesi of Congress. h Washington, D. C., Gen JOHN Nc MEL, SufveyOE of Sfhe Port of Doslon.-- uf 1sl2. N N, X. ...
 In yvilmisgIon. Del Y. r. BROBS0N Esq. Collector ahe Pors of thai place,
 Tn I.amberiviile, N. q Feb. it;ih, f
 CORNELL, Esq, aged 70 He vas .dier eff the revolutioa, and n intimate
 sonai friead Of Washington, and was ihe iAss eae sE Essiss sEAa A.ke. -ake faihsz nf IT c0untry 10 the tomb. ss,s
 h Winssei. Ian 25,h. MARY c only chtH of Mrs. Eliza A. Parsons, aged 1 years and 6 months. TIT N E Al his fesiaence in Bridgepaft. 25ih nit. iiisNMK x ly siltVE N,, tof ahe house of E. . sisyea. z ca, Nsu orlsans.l aged 90. ID R<ahlsm. asih ult, EDNA THOMAS. ,Tifs of Nm Il. Th0mas formerly ot Reading
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-03-07
VOLCANOES


 There are asw ahaui 3O0 6arning solcsnoes, leisEe Im islands, aud IO9 gre on the eonli- ReHts. The prnxin,ity " the great mass q selesnass [. ihe sea isa fact ni great interest, especially when II is FepiembereA lhas there ef the waiess. The upheavsl .of land fTcln che mass .af waseFe by tcsees sRalagnns io volcanic ,srsien i.. familiar io ite ecaiuxisi. mi xiReA interest te the pnxiiian af s0lcnnnes in the .beighhasheqd of the ses. The nalra naps sis .he interior of ASia nrs fke so.isaFg er.er,insSs tn fhis rule. One of shsns. the vdlesto 6l pesehsn, is1 l.S95 gsagr.plsicsI milss from ihe .sa tSgssd. ihs nass.. az sh6 easi. The disgsnrs of pnpncalanei. .. in WekiaA. ffsm the sea is f32 geeesaphie piies - ss ea dimsnaiige. cdmpAsed e fhat nf tIse AsisiiE NnlesRaess thai E need sesEeelg herse Iangass: ss < depnfiure lsqm ihe low ofpnnxim- ily so aAe ses r rPrnlessry Sillisnaa.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-03-07
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 fEsI1E subscriber being very anxious 10 fell his Farm, oiIsgA Il for sale at the cxissme low price of sixieen dollars per acfe, ,consis.ine of 6l0 acres. The farm Is ih a good state of cultivation. having ken, luf tke .iaat ten years from five to eight hnn> iredlsheep, besides considerable other stock. sThete ts now upon u five hundred sheen, twenty i've head horned catlIe, two horses, nd flenty of hays
 Ihese are Barns sufficient 10 house all inc hay* eTain and stock. two large two slo. Fl DMsIiina li0uses, painted add ia good lor ieFS 0ne almost new, Agreat abundance uf ,rpuii Di the various grafled and commoa lsfnds. Apples, plambs, Cherries. Peaches, CnrsahIs. &e. There is a eunislsrabie very exce,lenl Piow Land rad agrcaia aiabendance Of Wood aud Timber fUr use ani,io spare.
 The Farm is unccmmonty well watcred. having never falling springs of excellent wa aeT ins every lot. It u pleasaRsiy situated about one mile from the Meeting house iyl South New- NlaslDnrssuah. Mass, eight miles from HnusasQnie Rail Rnad. ihses miles from ihrss RApar mills, two miles frnm grisi mill. secs Terlns pfspayiient will be aruiDadaging The shuye was formerly u twu farms, ana will bs sfiid tagei her nr sepatatelys as may sui, ths l.aschaser. Fol. further inflammation pugh n not sold y shs ifst of April, it will bs tented for one year. s... \. X. ! SouiS New Masihnrough.l
 gan'iasy aias. l9Sel. Swss
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-03-07

At . Court of Probate. holdra al LitchiiCld d within and for ths District Of Litchdeld on the 2tst day of February 1850. Present Charlss 44dams, Esq, yadgs.
 TTPON ihe petition Of Charlotte F. Ray.
 O of Litchfeld. showing io this Courl
 that she is the Gaariian ofsJohn N. Ray
 Sheldon Ray. and May Kay, miporsaEee
 siding insaid Disificf-ihal said minors are the yne,s "f tiie following Real Estssss viz an undivided intcrssi iil . certain fiart ns parcel of land, lying in said LifchfeId, 0t, the pond meadows. rpnlsining in ihe whole al,asit sixiefn acres, bounded easi on Frederick Marsh's land. south by inc great pond. west by Ianism River, and north by said river and Eredstick Marsh's land. praying this Court, far reasons in said prtition set forth, to pass an order authorizing and empowering said petiiioneE or some other meet person iu sell and convey the interests ofsaid minors in said described premises, at cording 10 the Slatuie in snch case made and pYovidsd--as per pee iilon on file, dated Fsi,rnasy. 9i 1850
 Ordered. That said pet iien be cenlinurd to the 25- Ii day of April. 1850, then |, be heard and determined at ihe Probate Office in said I.iichiield. at 1 o'clock in inc afternoon; and il,ai nntire q! lie pendency thereof be giyei hy puhiishing his order .in a newspaper prints ed in Li,chfeld c0nniy, three weeks gpsrss. sively. ai leasl six weeks before the said 25,h \ tsoe rops of Record.
 42 CHARLES ADAMS. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-03-07
Dislrici of Torring,on. ss.

Probale ConIt. Feb. 2lsi l55l] ES STATE of IRA GIlANI late of L TorKhgion, In said Disificl leekased The Court uf P[oha,e for the District 0i 1'orsing.on, hath limited and allowed six mnntha from Inc date hereof. for The Caetl- Iilors of said Eslaie. b exhibis their claims 'forsetslement Those who neeIecs to rIe seat their accounls, properly alteSsas, within said time, will be debarred Fee0v. cry. All persons indebted 10 said Estate are requested 10 make immediate nayfaent 10. NOAH DRAKE, Execaior.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-03-07
By 1sisyrapk to ths Tribune. gel. BisselI eha llsnged.
Waslsings0n, Esb. 27M.

~ ' 4 a Col 5eifasson Dayis; U. s. Senaior from Miss has seiH challenge ta Csl. William. T uissrlf, tnemher oi ilia Eo,lse uf kepEer jeeatatsyss from 1llinois. iit eMlsrQnsAce ol Cui. E. having n,fTlnes Kim ia . 2. .,eech thal Col Jefferson Davis dldlt do all fhs fshiinE st the iastie af l,usna Kssia The rhai.engt passed s,ishin she ls.t hali hour, This steie- mens Ghas be i'm liciliy relied upon ~ course duel wiiI he the eonsequenrs. unless hps- tile meelin3 shsll i,e prevented by the intsF- iarencs 1t tie AntlasEiaies.
 YouFa. Re-,
 \ dispatch io the Express dated n Wash- ilastan sesisriay sass:
 N It givse fnr gseaa pleasure tS infottn y0,' shat the difIicuIty beiweE,, hessEs Bissell and navis. has been seiaIrd .ssin,axh The xsoi usi | es ei the Ptesidenss4 lhe United States. A 9sd Understanding iessessused.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-03-07
sanaigrla1 C0aVenilon
s ili1.lr nER1.RlflT

CONVENTION of Delegates wiil k meet II tue Hotel of 'l'fumtn Orion, ip Wpudbufg un Wed aesday the 2Oih day ~ March. A. D, lesV. fur the puFpose oi n:.lia, inasing eandislase f3r Ssnatnr 6f the l6lh DislIict to the nexf Genera. Assembly,
 0grElch town will send ianr DeleA aies:
 WILLIAM COTAREN j District { J. G. MINOR,
 c B. CRAFTS. Commiitee Woodbury, March 5ih, 1850. '
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-03-07

' DAYTON continues ~ .naaafac ture SERAPHINES and MELO DEONS of the very best qnalIty of
 sSe . tone and workaanshi6 Iais Sen phines are made upon principles.cnlircly
 new, md ara not inferior to any made ar fused in this country.
 DAYTON'S IMPROVED ME- ! lLODgONis admitted by tho most com 1 pes eM iudge&t0 sbe snpeFicf 10 an5 Aelode- cn now in Hse. It has key~DoaFsl siinl- lar tOih st sof a Piano or Straphine. Tue l CAse is og Rosewpod. BlAek WAmui, and Mahoraix. sed I< Rell fhfshed Eh3;iuns islverT si10clh, AAd can Ns na1lis snssa of
 soft hx he use or the Swell PelaE M i1
 well ,idarted 10 quick bf Ssow music. 'fhS
 Belloys is soOsIinclea oa s hsw aui iiE
 protsd ria D, ,--.it u0fkS wilh < Pedal, az1 .witis hut iitiie inGOh zen eN<e tA shU perl.,e@ mkf. li isFaSily made f0ssAl Alle by lSIdiaK tue legs Mudskneaih. sssss 2 lMs D. These insifntnfnss asS well nsiep seii i6f N accom- panim ime0l sc ehaich fhniEs aa WeIIaS Iof plti0r uSs, and ax thsS tsste ma.l in q SSr Srong and snbsgahtiat nssbgefs me sh6StSfher er feels rnlifs eos lasnge in c3mmeE,lilse 8hem $ | dusa bie ald e1Iefsps
 jns fulnent.
 IIrs me public sss isyl.sa lo esil aRa Fl'sSs (. SsihpaIhs, saa sA Mr. slsaI lhs ssas lakee aae J1ANXEs 2 2 sisfs ftl - . -. < 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-03-07
TIT fF0Ia IiISfnla.

sFhe City of sasrain. ale has be- aysgiisw 7 { xa hy water. But few spots af land afe Wis i6Ie, anl a1e inh abIfsnss are snlIsfiag tefTihi. gro,il lhss dfeadldl enlsmiiy,
 fine i0ss tv this MuIunked fpf vixilHlion is eaiinaie,l It dssI l 510.Dy9.
 ln,in snse hesds II rattle and atk<f proper ~ hsve been swept aWas, While this kfess lf,od. however. tlesffoys great dsal of praj,s eriy. it will Wash oilt guld in imsne nse qnals- tstit4
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-03-07

sDURSu ANT tp an order rom the Court oi I Pronaie for the Disirictpi i.itchfeld will be s0ld at Public Auction, io the higliext bid. der. onthe 18th day of Mafcl: 1850 at a'ylDck inthe afieFnoon, lnniess previously dispused lut aisprisaIe sale lso much pf the Real Eslaie sesilence 0f said aeeeaeed n saisl town Daniel StOddaFi. EsQ tsnk hecn appointed by said Court to sell said Real Eslate:
 ST'EptiIEN RUS lsE is. Atlminisiratpr.
 Eaied U Liscisfsla this 18th day q FehFa- asy issg. ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-03-07
6Ilss II N ..!.II !s!. ..!l... M l.l' I1.

Present, DANIEL D. BaiNsaaApE. Esq, Judge. FTs5fS Court limits and allows yix Inonlhs
 N from the 2oth day of January, 1880, tu the creditors of ina Esiafs of PRESTON s HOLLISTER. deceaied, to exhibit their claims for settlement. All who neglect 10 ds, Il will be debaEred . recovery, and the Exc. cutor will cause ihis notice tnbe publishss q in | newspaper printed ai Liichield. and pcs. copy of The same. on the sgn.pnst nearest where the deceased last dwelt, in said town oi Wsshinglon.
 Certified from Record
 II DANIEL B. BRINsMADE Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-03-07
PRd B ~

Aa q C1e1t of riuEaIa ksIaeH <. plvfIi isssk
 within [sf lho DldificI OE fAlsm6asII r, ihs @ day SF el1sslIs fL [. tss0 'ls' PfsaAAg. @ dkasoa En- yndgs. Afs-meliona lhs Aslminiatsssass -os she O Ssls{s Sf St NON c0EEF Ials os Plyi6Ruik ~illill sAid AislEics. de<essed. Tk.s coufi dplh dertre 4lstg q < IT. fe slldweti anr Hmiled lsk thf sdissES N Fl . tsl alelto axhihil tlleiE eiairps agsiRsl The came i6ghe Admin Stss,nFs Ahd. .dilecIs tbalPubii a6iiee he givrn 6f c U 1sifesfisipt ih ! aswspalser ptblisbsd iIe silchtis isid 6nd EF posing . cOny lhhseQ m ths Rpiilic siIg6spss in said it,wn a Plymeu hs neaseSl gks place where the deceased lasi dsxrtl, $
 Certified from RrcoRd.
 ELISHA iQHNSflA As ! l ,lIs,a .
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-03-07
Senatorial Cenventien i7th District,

E A CONVEN TON nf DoieEa.es tn ihe aVhig
 SenAtdrial Convention fir l6e I7tli DiSfFsct.
 will meet n the uniik . States Hniel in Wesl
 Cornwail. on WednesdSV the a0S1isaf Mi r.
 ist Che pssroze.pf mn ! 1lirt i '1 AI |lihe Senate irpp ssid lissgiri
 \ " flsf ff f ffiS nl1lfi eIsf1iiI<z
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-03-07

Al Court Of Probate holden at Noffulk with. in and t.r the District oi EofIalk,s 01 the 22d day of Fcbrusry A. D. 1850. . Prssent, Dariss Phelps. Esg.. .ysdgs. s. ON motion U MAktl.I.A FkiSBIE Admin. .istratix on the estate oi David Erisbie aa,e oI Norfolk within said DislElct deceased, ,rspse. scented insblsenl; This court dsll dsefes that six months 0e allowed and li1niled f0r the creditors of said estate alo exhibit lhsit elains against the same to said Admiaissgatixs And sald Court difects thai pubic be gireu of this orderly advertising in Gswspapel published in Llich6sld, and by posting . copy thereoi on the public sign post in said iowa oi Norfolk nearest the place where the deceased lest dwell.
 Certified frnln Record.
 DNRiUS PHELPS, Juige:
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-03-07
FOR sAk.E.

A FARM containing g acres of Land A suitably divided into meadow, pasture and wood land, with house. ban and 0lii buiiaings. in guod iepaiar, and pleasanlly sii i. uaiei 3wa miles north If the Ceufl Huuse. orl the tnrnl ise road. ALS0---a small tenfsnenl n the sc,lth part of Gashen. which wiIl he aeld of rented cheap. -posaession gwen iEnIae- Hjaieiy.
 ALso--l two horse waggon.a eaFriage. 2 sleigbs. 2 COWS, Sc, and . quantitY q T nd sss s&.'i sss. cUsl oT less, te settle aii old account.
 Inquire pf ANDREW EUEK
 kitctiield. Feb 25. 1850 3ws <
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-03-07
nf f0sErtI fkUnDULL. li1oS.1nrl sf ris Stdts Of Connsetie4t.

a gEo6I. .AElQN,
 ,l6 tco6fisnce wilh she ihsAfiable rracs fies ,sf oiif veaeT eTalEf forefna|lesx iqt nlore ma 1n6 hSffftt Hl4rs. 1nnunilg ta 0I@ 5nin i,nd eana1cf6is q d15of as1flc and fSS&kH th .llhightg sG0t, ' hAse akened lik 1f i 'af kSftbf Sk63dieislA tllal s * # W Y Y n1 ni 6nelR NKiggs l's fSfnfsIt t l.s resple q shis Ssnits fa { lksk I'll z \ iIi 5 ss ka t. .i iIai NeIle theaclefsf and nen1 of xsI tl<nDni if lions. 10 assemble on shas fxt Fl kiS lf xs nslutied placss Oi plb, lie wslfstih. k,a 6ksa kiifislian cummunity. is aast BIs 0a afssivsE sJfe our Heavenly Entssf Eif our lillinntefahle IfanseFessi0ns 6fi1is hgls liA islplole. His Forgiveness of our nssl lIsacess aaa spPP:ica.e His gfa. eious Mssistahet u tlttning SesOlntioas q SHikndmenE for lIst tistnfesa@ < { To beseerh lhe God .of our fasheIs Ihet HE will be nleassd .o pfosper ns as T saAse end as Matl0h-.ss. V s45 ; a...s. N.
 That he viii eonffnl and rrnds, indis- aolable nur Nnti0dAl Unioa, and frusifa,e ! the designs of Ill thOse who eonsplge As ]. Suin-- ;;.a<
 Thu. ISe win corn,nand His blessing up on those in authority over us, and grant that 1nier their faithful Administration Oi just aud equiiabie jaws, we may lead lives of peace aud Quictness--
 That He will atfyrd cur Rulers that wis- dom whichi Is nsce -sary to devise, and reso. iuiinn so effect the must salaiary measures, iitr extending the blessings of humanity and freedom s0 all classes and descriptions Ot 2tfk06t sifNin oRr hQEters-
 'sk 7se #iil 'f8ra9 p1 klis l1plY splkti
 4ES92z $ Enfcfss oiif Sent i'm i<* 4i isaFnz f1x, Al,sl np5n alI ihe oenelieisnt lnss si pr lions fil our iasisi ss ilint they fnsX he rsii- deFea sabseryseni t0 the best good oi our friiOw nien-
 Tut tie will oveirule all events for the 1dvancement Of righteousness on earn and for ih. prosperity of the kingdom of the Paince of Psace-
 sTh., tie will restrain within us all vi- 6 ians iac.ina,i iOnS-g guide Rs in all the da. ties 0f this life. and 6t us for tue duties and joys of hlessed eieraily.
 Giyen under my hani and tue seal ot tue
 Siase, ., Hariford, this sfoarleenth L .. day nf February, in ihe year sof cur Lard, one thousand eight hundred j and 6.iy, apa ofihe laaepeadence ef
 lh. Uni.cd States .she seventy .iourih. JOSEPH TKUMBUi.L.
 RY his Excel.eney.s .s command,
 RucRR II. aifiLs. Secretary ofSiale. f
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-03-07

sinse1 CT lIe nisifi,f 6l f:ifet ? s,ii s,s E, V s.A eag ~ '1I.A q Ieso
 fa.aAt 1er tsq. sd|ss a:sAk.s x. q lsss f,ss fsls of lrsrtee ~ ~. z. - llsiet q Nstss e < . es.erf 4Ass h. AaeSihififning on sks.i - ss sA n.ssl Ais Adniss cAr,st \. :.saE :. 9.. - e1iaa.1ssl II 1hs rbs,e ' sgs z a.sis l,sl;e 2. sle = ' sEeb ssis
 eissiy in said ;sscss s'l sice fhstEol ssia ASlsinisiIs lss ss; issss this x stlsr io be pubIishf iu s ness-s.s V lrtintSSs hfeld ai IeRsls sy o.,yeeks b.. fnse saij 7a il aisy Sf |. s's d l a Y CEltifs dITam Rtcesds s<e. GIIlAREES AD llS gf;sre
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-03-07
MARRIED.

In New Harsfori, Feb. l2. hy Rev. Mr
 Yale, MT. HIRAM. F. SAltTH, Of Provi- denre, Pa to Miss ABIGAIL A. COWLES nfthe former place. ''' \; ss.s | ,,
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-03-07
Articles Sf Association.
 oF THE RERMINEuAM
|Ion ma NkaaI N1nrlEa.

N 1yA - saeNs& N - %@GA - 0BEDa sl lDBITKNoWN That sse. shs Subscribers.
 Y have ass6ciased and dc hereby Sssociais usKseiyes as body Pssii:ic alsi e0rI5rat {. uls i. der lha name oI < HirhinxhaIh Is0sa and SFeel WoFlAs" pursuant iR the ilFOvisions af the i4th Chapter Of Title a af tho Kevised State aee ofs,he State 0f CunneetigNi, ussiified of z Joint Sock Corporations. aud tho following are the articles ol out ayreemeht and asspcla. tioR nass
 AATIcLe lsr--Ths nsine oi sai.l CSspofs< lion shail be the :. BIRMINGHAM IRON AND STEEL WORK ,.ss
 .A6R aD.-The Capital Siock nf said Cor. puTaiIon shall be One Hundred Thonsand nollas-. and said Capital Slock shan be diyi. dedintu Four Thousand ShaseaoT Twenfy.iive Dollars each share.
 AR1. 8: The purpnse for which fI3s said eptpnralien is sesabiished, is the f0iluxw;s x wis ;--l manufacture and sell Ifan .i,d Sfeet pr other metals, and all asaicles oi every lle. EkEipfinn, cl,,&t1esr IT spilsllD q fts psff ;et i4etut ol any dfseriplfpn, accnsdihg t0 any its yehlians or aiisroRHiifs already made or which nay hetealleg be Waiie% and t0 pnfsliase and sell al articles iiscexsay aT convenient f.sr the pFs,secusien uf said b0siness. and generally to du all acts cosineclsd with or inciden:a! io said blsiness. ar the piaseruiian If the saEne.
 ART. 4TR.-The said lAih Chapiet of Title 3ii of said Revised Statutes. entitled 0f .sjoini Stock CorpossticAs" is hereby particularly fe. ferred 10 and made pact Of these Afticles, and the Corporation heresy established ard organ. ized under and pursuant to the Vroyisions oI said Charter, shalt have tbe pnwrrs and lprn. csesl according to the resalations descFibed and specified in said Charter. s
 ART 5rB Each Subscrihes to these Arti. cles agrees to take the number of Shares here inafier annexed 10 his name. of the Capital Stuck ofs said Corporation. each share fo ss Twenty five Dollars as afofeaaisi and fo be paid ios by insfalments as ihe Directors of said cofporation shall call in the same.
 ARr. 67aa.--The eaid Curpns aiion ss cAiaiS4 iished and lacait q in The Town 0f Derby. in New Haven Cannty. State d Connecticut. Dated at the Village of Birmingham. in said
 Town of Derby. this 22d day U Jannatys A.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1850-03-07
DISSOLUTION.

HE CepaFtnership hereiafare existing 1 under ll,e narns and lism of LATHROP 6 BRADFORD, is this day hY mutual consent iissolsed.
 N. B. LATHRoP,
 A. c. BRADFORD. Wnlcoityilie. March .ist. 1850. srAiI persans iadsbied io the late lirm are re l1ssied l0 make immediate payment to ei- ihsr fl the palsness at ihs old siand.
 ~. E. LATHROP.
 A. G. BRADFORD,
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-03-07
2 FOss N1sge Os. Co ERetes.

ETafiE large aud cumm0dious Store owned
 l by b. x. Bfsdl.,sd now in Ca!ifoGnia. squared in tie centre of The tomH tt Sheffield Mass The above btsiIding is welt arranged for aoihs b,ssMssss, hassng . large st0re SoUEn, granasy aod harm atssellsd, wHh dwelling haik iR Ihe mescail.iie trade. n nai sold the buiIding will 5e rented al rrisuaable price.
 EaQDlFes gan be made oi JAME:s HisAu. FORn Esqs. Shflield. Q. A sc hfiADEOkp WoIc"sixille Cain 4w43
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-03-07
Ynitna I'll. EIll4lanf1


 THE Rev. airs afsrdsof lFrleotlsilIs Nila drliseE lecture before the Young aienss 1 iI. s:isuts: ep Monday evening nrxl. March iIlk.
 Subject. shs 6sEsih oT civllisAleh. A il6aelual alsepdihee sFs4nisii, N, E p TtItaMPS serKitsys < s.ss . ' sss sF !. 4
 f6lh ei'al0gisf x S 4 cQNyENTTON Efs I3ssskslss isSm the aegetaI aovns cOGspgisins N ! SSsh DIS. trics, will 6e held at file fgd2 lty 'I3ds, INVESTED, Un Tuesday lsslli sIsy q MaIchsnexs at 10 o'clock. q. M:, fOr ste pofp0se of uominalins Whig t.sndidase for Senas0E of saids District. Each to&n will send Delegates equal 10 twice tke nun boz 9E their Representatives. N pef order ef He District Commisies.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-03-07
NOTICE.

'1NHE Suhsfriber will continue at the Old 1 Stand lately occupied by Laihnp and Bsadfnid. and would say io iis numerous pat |. ions ii shall ne his sim io retain iis repssta. iiofa bs sesting tin few daysl an extensive assosimeni of goeGs, and al reascnable eaies.
 N. R. LATHROP.
 W,.lr. tivilie. March isi. 1850,
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-03-07
RAPER. PAPER 1.

xA& E1As FAX .G m J'ke SutNcfiher has iEi store an extensive sssartme6. of Paper. ccnsisiiss in part oi the lnIlpEing sa al:nrilsh bDns and Rhi:e laiA Leiten kfehek de N do wovs do EaeIish and French Commercial Pest
 kteneh and Ameficau T0Iio Rnst.
 Efench. English and American Note, aIl ilsRy Medium, Royal. Ssper ROyas and Ei<phsn, EsiEsr I,apefs.
 iFhais@Aass ena uadse'i3 Dmvipg ra Fost 06iee Bioisisg Ehyeiape. . tsGored Fahey'and Medium Papers. x V A.s0, Pattern Pa ger, fpr .raiI0rs; ne. :Sll0 Feans fne and snperhne LesIersR Rapes. AHl q sS a M CSm sti N 3UO .' Wrapping Parsr. ali sizes. Also aey quantity u Binderst anu Slfsv im iiUN. ]. S'i1