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Christ Church school for Boys

Rev. A. F. FREEaAs, Rector.9s
 MuLEK QpAII, M. A. Pnneipsk TNHIS Institution will open on CT about the lst \ September. Boys will be prepared for college for the business pursuits of fife. As the num- Der Of pupils IS limited, applications should be made immediately 10 the Rector.
 Aug. l9, 1851. 50
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Ladies, SlaOcs.

A SPLENDIU assortment, Jus; received per A steamer st. Francis, and for sale by
 4. J. HuPT. Aug. 5. 1881. $
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LITTLE ROCK HlGH SCHOOL. ReardIRg and paa Sfhpaf Dor laI.tr Iadis,

BeafdiHe aud pas Ashgat For ieIs6s laalex FI'HE o'ssinfs> af 'ht- Ss nstnasy Will ht s.Ssas \ fhv sh Sept Q VI s.ea euntgaaf aus, VS'ec ei isr fHi4is ls ssgH@Sity seqaestec
 fhis ins'tf sstRi,. ulsses t5e care fl Ats and ts Aissss WOOD, afh Assts3snt feachesp. oae,. every sy'i'y gesimpeF'iug iheaavsstssss af hisk, aalshed ecues'ian, PessfsfjAe ttin lsnts~lysS ih qnehhea'o's> taa t'ls yatie0s esaNe6es. WEich ihY have rfsetised St'h Pettes sAtssiseter ihss Rse t refer to tte gsn,ientp Wiloss aAsass are arl,ex,S
 The Pupils Nl the Boaysi:ne Sehaol, beng cee . s'arf'Y sSsoegelea wi'h ,eu Teaeiyfs receive ma, a''ebsicu SO rerassaIy ie iert aud rsnns th. ma, Hers, and predaee habits ct order snd sprrl.tti, essential iu lhe iorwsiruH ot character
 Fseispg ihs tmpoftaute af a through knovlet,. oi ihs French 'ansusgs, neae abl. tn sfl, education, lbs Principals wisb o rsn,er # ss Gt ne possible the language ol tie establishment. Tbrv propose aiia,t',ng tir Pupiis whe resale m ,ss ataiii 70 s,leid tho French classes. without ss. ehAige.
 The9"ca'ion ot ths ciiy of ISue Rosk i, ,he.t,he,i pFASa''' sp@ accessible s sii times. by stvasnbna and stage
 Fhs system ci edeS a,icn, sssidaoasgy petspsd. aims a perftc' aPtteSiaton ei whattyri k s,,s,p ed n deveoiDg tlr motel and iptri, ciual scult,
 -emhiae'ns attoFoagh ard y sieustsc course i,cu, the elementary ;o ihe highest hrsuehes Mes,hi, records o' scholarship snd department arr trabsai ted 10 Psrea's. whiis, every iaiicieus iueteweut. study is afforded
 The school IS constantly Rnder he supervision n the Boari oi Visitors. who, ticm time ;e time eX Smne ikr various classes and report ihef progress Terms ef Tuition and Baard per session oi five nianehs. ' ahAta n.
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nR. CLARKE-s Compound syrup oi D Wild Cherry and Tar,

Winch s c0nslde!ed by PhyscianS and others Inc GxEAr RErEDY for coughs, colds. cons sumption, hset compliant, bronchitis, asthma, soreness ih the chest, spiiting of blood, pam 0, misey m the side, difficult 0, profuse approximation, night sweats, &c.
 Fms being the prescription of regsiss physi elan, graduate ol The Medical University, Phlla- delphia, and having been thoroughly tested, IS properly esteemed one of tho most valuable and efficient remedies for these and similar complaints ever offered 10 the public.
 Pnee, si per bottle, bottles S.
 To be had of R. L. DODGE SS THOMAS BUT TERW0RTH
 Little Rock, June 3d, 1851. ly.
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LITTLE ROCK TO HOT SPRIAGS. ARkisS X.

REh HE MVNA B0 nVl VI H4AfVSs AS' From the lst of April to
 e ls, 0ctebrs. 1851. the sub scftbeT wiil Tuus
 DAILY LINE OF STAGES From Lissle Rock te ho Swings. for the sccomino- Aasien of the sraveliag pablic-
 Ts .s==s s=ssy s.As: ssy. tsseef. ssa4=ys. @.sh the Uaitsd States Mail.
 IN POUR HORSE POST COACHES, at o'clock, A. M. ana srEve ss HOt SPripgs, same dsy. at P. N.
 TIE ACCOMM0 Ti0Y LINE, Fear Horss Post Coaches. will leave Little Rock every interesting day. al the same hour in the snernIng and arrive at Hoi Springs next day. a: 5. the evening.
 YARg: By either Line, s3-ExuA sa,sase in Proportion The subscriber Is the contractor fss the convey anes of the United States Mails tse routes froh Litse Rock Q Fort Smith. and from Little Rock 10 Washington. iu Hempstesd county. via Hot Springs --in Post Coaches, three times week I-~ Beth thsss routes lnjer~ecs with ihe Steam beat United States Mail Line from Memphis to Lit tls Rock.
 U Stage ofies at the -dyzAeay Hoase
 PETER HANGER. FeA. II. 2S-ly.
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Little Rock Foundry.

SHEET Copper and Zinc assorted Wire Pa - tent BradS, assoxte,l, superior article, for Joiners and Cabinet makers use.
 For sale by ROSWELL. BEBEE.
 CasA pa,d fer o eastings, bruss copper and rince. July $, iSSl-44.
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UNDEK THE IAKE UF INKS. AND THE
 MISSES WOODS. BUSINESS will be resumed ID VI lst Septem- ID Der, when punctaal attendance of the Pu- pils is respectfully requested,
 The Board of Visitors to the above INSTITUTION, well satisfied from long personal observation, that iis accomplished propretors. are highly eompeten; to teach, in the most approved ard successful man Rer. all the branches of thorough and finished Education, therefore, take great pleasure in Ie- eomraeading t 10 a continuance of ihat large and increasing patronage which Ii has enjoyed since its commencement.
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Liffle Rock FonndrN.

CtAW AND CREST MILL GEARING-aHd all - other decripnons of Iron work, suitable ioE such purposes furnished to osder, at the above es- tabishment at the cheapest rates-waTanied to be good and well adspsdto the necessities 9i the peo- nl, of ms State. ROSWELL BEEBE.
 July 2, IS5I. 4o.
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NEW Cl.OTMING..

NEW CIOTHING.! TIST received. direct from New Orleans, large .D and s.en selected assortment of new and fash iens5le Clothing: Particular attention Is called io { fsie stock of Summer Clothing. For safe l0w for cash, and for cash oniy
 E.. MARCFS. Little Rock. May 20, 1851. Mai" strest.
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Boots aMd Shoes. 11CASES Boots assorted; H Kip BFogans; dog. Gents 6Ge Calf Shoes; Caters. i2 :" Ladies Shoes assored; 8 !" Misses and ciildrens Shoes assorted; Case Boys Kip Brsgans; Il .s " Boots, &c., &c., ac. Received per Phiilip Pennywit. aud for sale by
 JOHN D. ADAMS
 Steamboat Landing. March g 29-tf.
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&sI,Ooi Books!

AEmOOa HbOOAh. [ HAVE just fseesyed asnppty Of School Books, among " hch ase the following:
 dox Eclectic Spelling Booksi
 " Davis' Arsihrletie;
 Pikss
 2 " Smsiey's rtt1
 " English Readers;
 6 |" GoodrieAfs Readers No. !, ? and g. } Copy Book 6 " assorted PrYmesS; 201O Letter Envelopes.
 1 dog. MtzseG GTi haTmDaaEis;
 e Sn3theTn f Ahc--Papef, PeHS, Ink, Ae., He., all foT s's cheap feir ossA, by A. ]. huTT- fiafn siresi Ms14, 1851 5s- I,LoUR 7G Bbls s0 FaI,on Mills I" Extra su' II PerhHe. 50 "oniRcy MllPs'' EAirs sa- nesfne. Received and for sale ty May ie. 1851. WM. J. VAIL
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Iron, Nails and Castings.

ErOn, Nails and Castings. Enn LBS. assorted Iron; OOO 90 Kegs Nails;
 Ind9 Castings. for sale iow. by
 I. b. MERRlCk & co. Dscsa5 iT, 1850. l5 nR. STEPHENS ASTRiNGENT SYRUP kI This hag now become a eesebra'ed remedy for Dysentery and Bowel Complaints. Cholera MoE- bus, DiarThga oF Summer Complaints. pain of cramping in the stomach bowels. adapted to per sons of sll ages, but undoubtedly the moSt supe- rior preparation for ekiidfcn ever proaaced. Price. 25 cts for small bottles, and 5c cts foT lasge oaes. GT
 fohe had ofR, L. DODGE aa4 THOMAS BUT TgRWoRTH.
 u = Reek -ne, 3d. lsst ". 1,
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JOHN D. ADA MS. lllNNfxSIUy lND FORWARDING MERCHANT

ERICA Co9SER, LOWER STEAMBOAT LANDING
 s LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS. r EEPS constantly on hand .arge and general IN assortment of Dry Goods. Clothing, Isard- ware, Qaeeasware, Hats and Caps, Roots aud shoes, sadaieKy, stationary, Groceries. Produce, &c., &e.; all of which wEn be sold very cheap for CASH.
 Qra \ lRSO.-g--4-u
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES

BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
 Hon. D. T. WTTTER, PREripKNT, Hon. H ? Poindexter Rev Wm. Moores. Rev. L. P Lively Rev. B. P. Box. | N. Jones, N. D, MT. J. B, San defur, MT. r. Williamson, Hon D. Trmblc Rev. J, Custer, N. D. Rev. J. ]. Roberts, C. B Mtchsl, Nj. D, Mir. ". ". Andrews. Mir. s1 Sauders, Mir. II. W. Smith. 7-22-d
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TRON--5OO0 lbs. as'd fat, sQ'r and round Iron i; N 1000 best ehafcoal horseshoe SOAP--i0 boxes No. brown; PAPER--i0 reaMs EE selope: PORK--20 bbls. heavy Mess; BACON--i6QO lbs. clear sides; BAGGiNG--2S pieces heavy kensuekyi
 40 half R0PE,--f6 coils; TIWNE--10 bales;
 Reed per s'HambuEg," and fO. ssse. P ksns -4-ls5l. WN' F. WAIT.
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Saddlery. sUST received from New Orleans large .I and wlel assorted stock of Ssddlery consisting iu part Of the following VIZ
 10 gents fine Columbian Saddles; i2 {" :" Spsnish ladies' " Hog Skin '' 5 daz. BEidles, assorted qualities; Maritagaes assorted quaitlss; ETidie fl lnRs C WorSted GTiS e ." Circsngles. ass d gualf,ies tiam. Horse CoiiarS;
 Hog skip HorSe Collars; Wagon Whips;
 Hide ''
 Pla,n and Pockeied Saddle Bays; me Polished snaiiie Bits; 2 s' slrrup lsons;
 5 very ane Buggy Whips; And for sale by A. ]. HUTT, aa'a strest. May l3, 1881, s.
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Sugar and Coffee.

E0 Bags best Rio Coffee, CU Hhds. PriEIs Brown Sugar, in store and for sale by T. D. MERKICk & co. Nov. ,. lS50.-S-9-n l,oLDIERs' LAND WARRANTS. for l6o , acres each for sale by
 VIM. B. WAIT. March 3d 26-tf
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Groceries. TUST received from New Orleans the following sb articles, VIE. l2 boxes Ralslns; |" Ground Ginger; Q |" Maecafoni, l" Ve5mleeli; eO Table Salt; ' Tomato Ketehap; " Chocolate; l basket Sweet Ull; t box Lemon Syrup; '" Imperial Tea; 10 Soap; 70 Sacks Coffee; i2 dog. ( 5. Hoes, e Rihe Locks wiib fy; And for sale cheap by
 A. J. HgT~T. Little Rock, June 2, ls5l. Aaia street.
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NEW COODS ,

\ RtCElNED lsst nigla. hs s,tsu,,s J,s...... \ and Efnaly. large lot of ser,ss. vtct .a addssion io preNions aTTivals, makes the sos{ ,. faneF and staple Mers hand syt now have ra t..i the hcs5 eeHPie'e ! eNcs have presented ie il paniW, sad Nsl~cetaif iass'e all rSgsous 10 eaup. try and ta@n, Co cali aud examsjes f1essr...
 A. HtTT, aasa s,rsst. Little Rcck, Nssts, lsai AS
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EClRFRa < CaS. IMPROVED CefTos GIsS. nNE of co saws n store and foi sale. O All orders fes GlnS of the usual sizes gwen ,o the unslefxigned will De forwarded and feeeye prompt attention.
 VIM. B WAIT
 Agent for tAe Msnagscsarex. Little Rock. May 2 ls5i. 38--
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LiltIc Rock High School.

Lrrrlr Rocx, June B, 1881.
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For Dyspepsia.


TIE irue Disestivr Fluid pr Gastric Ju,cc. prepared from Bennett oE the slnm
 aeu o' the Ox, alter direc- tlosls gwen hy Baron Lei
 big, me grea; physiological chemist, hyJ. : ilonxhton, If. D., No II North Eighth street. Phiiadeiyha, the pn- " immediate and grtma-
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Arkansas Coffee House,

fLswKR STEAMBOAT LASaEsa.) eLlHE Proprietor has on hasd, saa is constantly I receiving, the following
 YsssiEa aed domestic Liquoss;
 Wines aAd esrdials of every description; CigaTS;
 Tobacco;
 Fruits, &c.
 All of which are for sale at wholesale and retail prices Persons from the country wishing to par- chass. wil please call aud my stock before pur- chasing else where ss intend tO sell as low as any house In the city.
 MICHAEL TANTi. Little Rock, Jan. 2i, 1851. @g 2D-ly RJ-Ths ArkadeIphis Sentinel will copy one year, and forward aecoaut to the subscriber. MT
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-04
American Art InInn.

The annual distribution of Paintings
Medals, &C., will take place in December
Those persons, therefore, who purpose be,
coming members this year, must hand ia
their subscriptions soon. The Inducements
are even greater than heretofore. Every
member for 1851 will receive SIX eleeaa,
Engravings, all on American subjects, viz
1. A large line engrs wing by Jones, after
Woodville's celebrated painting of Mexican
News. 2. Marion Crossing the Pedee, by
Ranney. 3, Mount Washington, from the
valley of Conway, by Kensett. 4, Ameri-
can Harvesting Scenery, by Cropsey. S,
Old 76 and Young '4s. by Woodville. 6.
Bargaining for Horse, BY Mount.
Besides these extraordinary induce.
ments. each subscriber has an equal chance
of drawing Painting or Medal.
Subscription SIS. Apply te
PIX. KTLBOURNE. Hon. Sec'y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-04
Peremptorv Sale

Ofthe "New Preston Cotton Factory"
VNNHE undersigned, receiver of all the
l. property and effects of the e Mattea-
wan Company" will. in pursuance of the
powers vested in him as such receiver by
the Supreme Cuur, of the State of New
York, offer for sale at Public Auction, on
"Wednesday, the 4th day of February next,
at IL O'Clock, at noon, on the premises, at
New Preston. Litehfield County. Conn. all
the right title and interest of tie said Mat.
tawln Company. in and TO the said Fac>
tory. with the land, buildings. and wafer
privileges attached.
This property is capable of being put in
operation At small expense. and offers in
dacements for persons DESTROYS to embark
in manufacturing.
A lot of Cotton Machinery will be offered
at the same time and place.
For particulars apply to D. c. SANFORD,
New Milford. CT. or to the undersigned.
seas JOHN A. c. GRAY,
Receiver of the .Matiawan Co"
So Cedar ST.. New York.
November Goth, 1851. 30
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Democratic Caucus.
WARRINGTON. Nov. g

WAsHINGToN. Nov. 80.
The Democratic Caucus OF the members Of
The House was held last evening About 90
we're present. Mr.. Ric harrison, acted as Chair
man. On motion of Mr.. Carter, the resolu-
ions declaring the Compromise measures a
final settlement, was laid on the table by a
two thirds vote. -...-.. Isl.
Linn Boyd was nominated for Speaker j
w Ferney. Clerk; A J Glossbremer as Scar
yea nt-at- Aims McKnew as Dperkeeper. ana
Johnson as Post Master. All he candidates
were nominated except one or two without
quorum being present. Many Southern mem
bers having Withdrawn soon after the Com
promise Resolutions were laid on the liable,
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-04

ss' The MONSTER" STILL ALIVE AND
KIcKING.-A judgment has beeu rendered
villain a few days against the Bank OF
the United States for 100000 with inte-
rest, which was promised TO be paid annu.
ally to the State debt aud school fund OF
Pennsylvania when it was chartered. The
defence was. says the Ledger, aOd the
" Monster Bank" was in truth and in law
no longer in existence, but totally detunct
excepting. perhaps, certain twilchinss OF
the tail, sufficient 10 Induce certain trustees
creditors, stock jobbers and la wyers to pre-
serve the body without bnrying il. To
this the reply was. that as directors and
officers were still regularly elected, the
Baak must be held TO exist, though its
''su1erings is in:olsrable." The Judge
decideded that the defendant exhibited, for
The purposes Of the case. enough energy
20 be held accountable for its promises 10
the State-he would reserve the question
of its real exislencs for review hereafter
by the Court when the galvanic battery
Of a full bench will be brought TO bear
upon the g subject" and its vitality dehn
itely determined.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-04

At a Court of Probate holden At Torring-
ton, within and fer the District of Tor.
rington. on the 5th day Of November.
A. D., 1851. a9
Present, Henry s. BARBOUR, Esq Judge.,
an motion of Abial Barber, Executor Of
" the last will and testament of ED1-
TIA SCOVILL, late of TorriDgton, With
in said district, deceased-This Court doth
decree that six months be allowed and lin
tied for the creditors Of said Estate to OK.
hibit their claims against the same to the
Executor; and directs that public notice be
given Of this order BY advertising in news
paper published in Litchield County, and
by posting a copy thereof on the public
sign post in said town Of Torrington. near
est the place where the deceased last
dwelt. Certified from Record.
81 HENRY s. BARBOUR, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-04
From Washington !!

P. s. The persons above nominated
were all elected--the Wings declining
to make a nomination for the Speaker
ship or other officers. The vote for
Speaker stood as follows--Boyd lis,
Stevens of Pa. 10. Stanley of N G 81,
scattering 81. a.
The wings in caucus voted to adhere
to the whereupon Stevens
of Penn. Fowler of Mass. and others,
withdreW.
The Message. which is very long, was
doubtless delivered On Tuesday. We
shall publish it in a condensed form in
our next.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-04

TNHE Court of Probate for the District
u of Woodbury., hath limited and allow
ed six months from the date hereof for the
creditors to the Estate of Dr.. ROSWELL
ARERNETHY. late of Woodbury., in said
district, deceased, in which to exhibit their
claims for allowance and settlement. Those
neglecting TO present their accounts within
said time. properly attested, will be debar,
red recovery. All persons indebted "a
said Estate are requested TO make immedi'
ale payment to
ANNA ABERNETHY, I Execu.
CHAS. ABERNTEHY, tors.
Woodbury., Nov. 9Th. 1851. pSO
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-04
Y B. GRAVES, Judge.
Pauli0a p. Lake,


GHt4 Frederick E. Lake.
State Of Connecticut. Litchfcid Co.. IS.
Litchfeld. Dec. LIST, 1851.
TTPON the petition of Psnlina P Lake,
~ of LitchfelG, in said County, made
returnahle TO the Superior Court, next TO
be held at Litchfeld, within and for the
County of Litch6eid, on the third Tuesday
of February, A. D 1852, praying for rea-
sons therein assigned for divorce from
her husband, the said Frederick e. Lake,
as set forth al large in said petition on file.
bearing date the Goth day of November,
A. D., 1851. ..
happening that the respondent has gone
out cflhe State, and now restless in Pough-
keepsie, in the State of New York, SD that
service cannot be made upon him persons
ally.
1t is therefore ordered, that notice of the
tendency Of said petition be given to the
said respondent, by publishing this order ia
the Litch6eld Enquirer, a newspaper print
ed in Ltch6eh, in said Litchfield County,
three weeks successfully, al least four weeks
before the session of said Court, and also
that copy of said petition and this order
be transmitted by mail, postage paid, direc>
ed TO the said respondent at Poughkeepsie,
Duchess County, State Of New York, at
tested by the Sheriff or his Deputy of said
Litchield County
FREDERICK D. BEEMAN,
Assistant Clerk of said Court.
dec2 30
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-04
NEW AR RIVA AL.
Mrs, Daniels

AS jus, received the latest WIN TER
IL l. FASHIONS for Bonnets and CloakS.
good assortment Of Velvets, Ribbons,
and Flowers. A new and choice stock of
Laces aud Embroideries among which may
be found rich and heavy work'd Collars and
Bards. Cheap Collars at Ia cents each.
Green and Blue Borase for Wells Ladies
Silk Cravats, a new article. Ladies Kid
Gloves at SO cents pair. Chenp Linen
Hdkis. at 10 l>2 cents, Hem stiicl'd at 81 ID
cents. Cloak and Dress Trimmings.
Also, Toys and Fancy Frui. and Flower
Baskets for the approaching Holidays.
I.itchlield Nov 18th, 1851. 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-04
DONATION VISIT.

THE friends Of the Rev. l.. B. HART,
of Milton, propose to make him Dona-
ton Visit, at the house Of Mr.. Timothy
G. Johnson, the afternoon and evening of
Wednesday, December 10Th. His friends
and acquaintance are respectfully invi-
ted to attend.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-04
DtE D..

In Bridgeport, on the Goth ult., after a
few days illness, occasioned by a fall on the
Joseph Barber. Esq aged 65 years
IN North Haven, CT, on the 18th ult.,
Daniel Pierpont, Esq aged II years.
In New London. Ct, Oh the I7lh ult.,
Joseph c Sis,are. Cashier of the Union
Bank, aged 81 years.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-04
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
s......r.... OF THE .z. ...... Z
Wfnsted Foundry and NLchine Co

DE 1T KNOWN. that the undersigned
~ pursuant to the present Statute 0f the
State of Connecticut, relative to Joint Stock
CorpOra.ions,do hereby associate ourselves
as body polite and corporate under the
following Articles of Association,
Art. |. The name of said corporation
shall be the =" Winsted Foundry and Ma
chine Company" ..,.
Art. ii Its capital stock shall be Seven
Thousand and Five Hundred Dollars, to be
divided into three hundred shares, of $50
each.
Art. III. The purpose for which it is es.
tabDished is the manufacture. repairs and
sale of Wooden and Cotton Machinery shat
ting, Iron aud Wood Lathes, Metallic Cast
ings, &c ...l
Art. Nv. The Statute aforesaid so far as
the same may be necessary in the forma-
ton of these articles, is hereby referred to
and made part thereof; and said corpora
ton shall have the powers and proceed ac
cording to the provisions of the Statute.
Art. v In the capital stock of this corpo-
ratien each subscriber 10 these articles
agrees to take the number of shares annex
ed to his name, and to pay the same by in
stalments as the Directors shall prescribe.
Art. VI. Said corporation is established
and located in the town Of Winchester,
(Winsted Society,) Litchfeld County, Ct.
Art. VII. By and between the subscribers
it is agreed that the Machine Shop and the
Foundry situate in said Society, with the
land, tools and privileges thereto respect,
lively pertaining, now owned and occupied
as such by the firm of Taylor & Whiting,
shall be transferred to and become part
Of the aforesaid capital stock.
Subscribers Names. No. of Shares. Amt
Ambrose Whiting, 100 $500
George Taylor, 100 $s25 90
Lyman Baldwin, 100 $500
Winchester, Nov. 10Th, 1851. 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-04

A UCTION.. by order of the Court of
IN Probate for the District of Litchfeld,
will be sold at auction on Wednesday, the
Sd day of December. 1851, the personal
estate of WIN. ]. CLEVELAND. at his
late residence in Goshen, consisting of a
Horse and Wagon, Hay, Carpenters Tools
&c. LAMONT STREET, Admir-.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-04

AHOg what was a Hog.


Mr., EDIToR-
Mr.. Timothy s. WetmOre. of this village
slaughtered hog yesterday Ia months cid
Of the following dimensions; length feet
girth feet and inch, weight SIT pounds
It is but justice to state the fact, that his
"hoeship'' was native of Litch6eld.
New Britain, Dec. I'd, 1851. G.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-04
Correspondence of the Journal Of Commerce
..-.- WASHING LON, Nov. 18th.

The Presidents Message is sent forward
TO every city, to be delivered TO The press up
or its delivery in Congress. 1t is very long.
The President comments Knssuth to
Congress, as they invited him here.
The Spanish question is fully treated by
MIR. Webster in the message. --.--.
A letter was received here 10 day by the
Secretary of State, informing him that Mr..
ThrasheT is sentenced to the mines. The
sentence is subject to reYisai by General
COucha .5-
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-04
NOtOLK ACADEMY.
=, L. Judd.
DAGUERREAN ARTS

DAGUERREAN ARTIST,
ETAS just returned from New York with
IL IL splendid assortment of Daguerfeo>
type Materials. smong which may be found
some beautiful Frames and Cases o. an EN-
tire new pattern. which will be fitted up
with his Premium Miniatures on the most
reasonable terms
Those who can make II convenient 20 sit
for their Pictures in the fore pari Of the day
ar> requested to do so, as the light Is then
always good. and he is less likely 10 be en-.
gagged than in the afternoon.
Lilchfeid, Nov. 18th, 1851. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-04
zepaI Nottres.
Dislricl of Woodbury.. IS.

Probate Court, Nov. 24rh. 1851.
ESTATE Of Coz. JOSEPH AMBLER,
- late OF Bethlem, in SAID District, de.
ceased, the Administrator represents the
Estate insolvent, and prays the appointment,
OF Commissioners thereon. Ordered. thai
Commissioners to receive and examine the
claims Of the creditors of said Estate he
appointed at the Probate Office in Wood
bury, on the last Monday of December,
1851, at 8 o'ciOck. forenoon; Of which ali
persUns in interest will take notice, aud APP,
peaf il they see cause, and be heaTd there.
on. CHAS. B. PHELPS, Judge.