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Democratic majority in the 3lst Congress
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Democratic gain h0 r
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THE SENATE IN FIGURES

House of Representatives..
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-09
THE LAST CALL. ONLY lA DAYS LONGER.

7he Greafest chance for Bargains set. THE entire stock of DRY GOODS will -A be offered during the next TEN days without regard to CosT.
 Gentlemen, now is your time to buy Cloths, Cassimeres. Satinetfs, Tweeds and Vestings cheap, and save money No time to loose
 To the Ladies. 500 yds. Muslin Delaines, from II to 25c. 2S00 do. Cnlcoes from 5 to 10 cents. do. do. Striped Shectings and TiLks equally cheap.
 WOnl and Canton Flannels.
 Silks, Alpaccas, and other Dress GoodA Table Spreads and Table Clofhs. Wool. Brocha, Cashmere. Silk and other Shawls at half price.
 Gents Shirt Collars and Cravats. Those that would save money in their Fall purchases. should improve the next le days tt Ly man J. Smiths Old Stand.
 F. F. HALL. I.itchfeld, Sept. %, 1851. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-09
Washington Young Ladies Seminary

THE Young Ladies Seminary whicf has been fer five years under the super vision of Miss BRINsMADE. w.ll De contins ued under the charge of Miss ELIzeBErn RESELL. of Litchfield. and Mss NJ. ii. MIrcHELL, of Washington, ladies wh" are qualified to teach ':ll branches which have been taught, including the Langoa ges. Painting. Drawing, &c.
 Instrumental and Vocal Music will continue to be under the supervision ot Mrs. E. B. CHURCH..
 For information with regard to terms of tuition, common cement, &c.. reference may be had to the old circulars.
 All applications may be addressed to Gen. D. B. BRINsMADE, of Washington
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-09

Al n Court of Probate, held nj the Probate
 Office in Washington, on the sth day of
 Sept. 1851
 Present, DANIEL B. BnIssmApH. Esq Jndse UPSTATE of JoAB CENTER, nh in- LI solvent debtor. The assignee of said insolsent debtor, Ifhiel iiiekox, apDeNred in Conrt and prayed inc appoint,neat of Com missioners thereon : whereupon, ordered. that Commissioners to receive. examine. adjnst and allow the clnims of lhe creditors ui said esimie. be apIoinled at the I'rohaie Office in Washington. aa Monday. the 23,l day at September. 1851 q, 10 o'clock. in the i0ren0on, ,and tliai all prIsunp inIsresi.'d in said estate may he naliRsd theTeOt. the assignee will cause ihls order Co be ln1llsh. ed lu newspaper printed in lhohlisld,nn post copy ihcrroi oa lhe sign p's' ln aaId Washington. nsafrSt tho pfesent residence of rnid dehlor. 4 Irne copy 0f Record.
 CesIl9edby D. D BRisKaADE, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-09
Woodbriry Academy.

rNvHIS fourishine Institution VIII be conduc l ted during the ensuing year by Mr. CHAs G. HAYES. The first term 10 commence on the 18th day of August.
 The course of instruction will embrace the common and higher English Branches. the G,eek and Latin languages, &c. :
 ParficuiGr attention will be paid to Elocu- lion and English composition.
 Every effort will be made 90 thoroughly to instruct those fitting Cor College, that they may enter unc additionally.
 U- Terms will vary according to the studies pursued, from three to six dol ary per quarter,
 BOARD OF DIREcToRs Clark, Lewis. Judd. William Cogswell. Dr s. B. Fairchild. Henry Miner, Thos. Root, Rev. Jno. Churchill.
 North Woodbury, Aug. 10, 1881. cI
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-09
To Dealers In Crockery And - v... Glass Ware.

THE subscribers, importers sd DealersiI l China, Glass and Earthen Ware. have just received a large assortment ot Gold Band White and Raised Figured China; Mulbury White Granite, Light Blue. Flowing Blue, C c. Colored and Edge Earrhen Ware Turn blers, Lamps, Specie Jars, Salts, css'"Fs. Can dlsslicks, and every variety "i Glass Ware The attention Ot Merchants IS respectfully sn liciied to our stock oi the ab, ve kInds goods, which we will sell at the lowest New York prices
 BOOTH 6 PEEK. No. 9 Wall Street, . .H-. Sign oiIhs Big Pitcher,
 Bridgeport. APF. 'S, IsIo.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-09
FOR SALE

A Valuable Water privilege, and small A Cotton Milf attached to the same Also, three small Dwelling houses, nearly new, and about two acres of Land joining said winter privilege. Said property is with in 90 rods of the Litchfeld Depot, Nauga- tnck R. R. The privilege commands all the water of the Naugatuck River at a point where there is an excellent fall.
 The property will be sold with or with out the machinery in the M,I. at the Op- tiOn oi purchaser, It is suitable and de- slrHbie for any kInd of fmanufacluring m bust, ness Which requires water power, and will be sold very low.
 Enquire of
 Il. $. BARBOUR, Wolcottville.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-09
Notice to Road Contractors.

" HEREAS complaints have been made
 w to the undersigned, Select men ct Litch6eld. that many of the Roads in this town are in bad condition, we, hereby give notice to all contractors of Highways in this town, that il is important and their duty to repair their roads as soon as pOssi- ble. h order to give the Inspector an op portunity 10 make an carly inspection, ana also to enable the road committee to do their duty in repairing such Highway. as the contractors shall fai 10 place in such i'm proved condition as the terms of the cons tracts require which expire by limitation this present year -..f J G BEcKwITH,
 .t-leas-.. T GILBERT,
 A LANDoN, Selectmen. 5r WM NEwToN.
 r-a. SIP WOODWARD.
 Liich6eld, Sept. Is, 1851. l0
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-09
N New Sky-Gight

DAGiUlEiR KHAN GALLHR Y. NtiE undersigned uegs leave to announce
 1 to the pubic generally that being encour- aged by the success which has attended h,s laoors for she last four years in the art of Fro ducing photographic Liknesses. he has been m. duced 10 be at the expense of fitting up new establishment with an improved y-Light {, rendering hls facilities for taking pictures far superior lO those of any other ope, ator in the county: With thIs arrangement of light he is able to produce strong, bold picture. giving correct expression of the eye and every fea lure of the face as natuial as llte itselt He 1atlers himselfihat his long experience in the buslnsDE and determination to keep up with the tunes by rcquain,ing himself with every new improvement will ensure the continuation 'i a liberal patronage
 With d new arranged Camera, Landscapes aud Views are now taken without the necessi> ty of beIng iLvsrted.
 Pictures inserted in Papier Mache cases at reduced prlces. A var.ety of morocco cases, frames and lockers on hand at all times.
 Rooms in he first Building south of the Mansion House. Hours of operating from s 'clWrk 4. M. to 5 P. M J.L JUDD.
 Litchfeld. June II 1851 5
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-09
Woodburv BanIk.

NOTICEis is hereby given tlIat the Books 1N for subscription tO the CHpital Stock of ''The WOodbury Bank" will be opened at the Ian of John P. Marshall, in WOOd> bury, under the direction of the snbscri- bers on inc third Tuesday of September, 1851, 10 o'clock, A. k., (tIle 18th day.) The Capital Stuck is SlOO, ,O0O, in shares ct fifty dollars each, and ten dollars on each share is required on subscription in specie or notes of Banks in this State at par on the day of subscription. Ten dollars in sixty days thereafter, ten dollars in thirty days, and the residue in five duilar inslelments, every ninety days.
 D BRINsMADE,
 LEWIS JUDD, Ic.
 GEuEGE SMITH, 0o'''''SS rs
 RALPH D SMITH.
 Woodbury, 25th July, 1851. l7
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-09
BALDWIN'S IMPROVED CHAIN PUMPS,

THE Subscriber continues 10 manufacture their justly celebrated Pump. wholesale and retail. pedlars supplied in any quantity, with the bestof stock, consisting of pumps, wheels chain. tube, &c., everything for pump All orders for pump castings, chain "riube flI- ed al the shortest notice and senI to any part of the United Sta'es at cheapesi Iates.
 Also, the best assrrtmeEt of Stoves 10 b. found, consisting of the best air tight cook and parlOr stoves. with every variety of pipe and cooking furniture to make stove com plete. Box and Shop siovcs.
 Also Furnace castings of every description. consisting of Water wheels, oyer shot and piict back Mill gearing great variety. Machine. ry. castings of fevery kind, Chilled Sleigh and Cutter Shoes made any length 10 suit Plougt Castings, &c. All orders for casting prompt. ly filled. Furnace al all times in operation.
 II. BALDWIN.
 Washington. Conn.,. s.gen
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-09
New Preston Female Seminary.

New Preston Female Seminary.
 THE First Term of this School will com snen:e October 22d, and continue Twelve weeks. A thorough course of instruction will be given in all the English branches, French, Drawing and Painting
 TERMS.-Common English branches, $500. Higher English branches, $4,00.
 French, Drawing and Painting, $500.
 Primary Glass, $2.0O. r. EMILY E. MILES. Principal.
 REFERENcEs.-Dr. Lymans. N. Preston. D. Burnham, Esq. do. F. Beardsley, Esq. do. R. Smith, Esq. do.
 New Preston, Sept. 18th, 1851. *4w2o
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-09
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

NO1ICE IS hereby given to all persons II- IN able to pay Town Taxes in Cornwall, on List of 1Si9. that will meet them 10 receive their Taxes al the House of Renj. Sedgw,ck, Esq, in Cornwall Hollow, on "Wednesday, inc 3G day of September, from 9 o'clock A. M. m. til i2. At the Store of J w. Beers in North Cornwall, the same day. from o'clock to , P. M. On Thursday, September 4ih, al the United States Hotel, West Cornwall, from 8 10 l2 o'clock. A. M. Atihe Store of F. W Pierce, C. rnwall Bridge, on the same day, from 1 :o o'clock. On Friday, September 5fh. at the Store of Stone & Beers, on Cornwall Plain, from Q o'clock, A. M until 12. Also, at the House of Anson B. Beach. Esq. Great Hill, on the same day. from o'clock P. M., to4. And all will further take notice that l am intending 10 ccllcct travelling fees of all that fail 10 pay al :he places above specified, and no m;si0ke.
 H T. s. JOHNSON, Collector.
 Cornwall, Aug. l3, 1881 'l5
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-09
Ara Court Of Probate holden ai Li.cIli ai
 within md for fha District of Litch iel ].

Ara Court of Probate holden ai Li,clli ai
 within and for the District of Litch iel ],
 on the 27lh day If september 1851,
 Present, Henry E. Graves, Esq, Judge. ON motion of Frederick P Whiting. Ad-' uinistrator on the estate of MATTHEW GRANT, late Of TorringIon. and formerly within and belonging 10 said Probate D g. 'rict of Litch6eld : Ordered, That said a1-. ministrator exhibit his administration ac count with said estate to this Court for set> clement and adjustment Gas far as the same can be done,) at the Probate Office in said Litch6eld, on tee 7ih day of October 1851 at 9 o'clock in the forenoon of said day.A
 And that all persona interested may be duly notified thereof, said administratorWiIl cause copy of this order to be published in n newspaper printed in Litch6eld coun iy, and also post n Ike copy on the sign post in snid ''orrington, nearest the place said deceased lns, dwelt, ut least six days before said hearing. Certified from record,
 HENRY GRAVES, Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-09
NOTICE.

TNHE Court of Prabale for ihe DIststct of
 l Litchfeli, hath limited and allowed sig months from lhe dAie hfseof. lot fhe ereditogs
 i the Estate of ROBERT M. and JOHN c. TREAT, assigning and insolvent debtors of sad district, 10 present tlieir claims foF Fpxam,
 na'Ion and allowance, and hath appointed
 .hlneas W. Camp and Timothy J. Skili0n. Esq.
 "mmIsslone:s 10 receive and examine llIas sAlLe All accounts and claims not presenteA m said time will be debarred a recovery as
 'SHlnst the property and estate assigned by sd.
 "Ss's"Ors. .~e HENRY B. GRAVES, Judge.
 -Ine s''%scribers will meet for the purpose nf
 'ece.V'ng and examining the claims 0f credi-
 ,"rs , T asa:nst said assigned Estate of R. N. and J"nh U Treat, at the Ho0se of Phneas ". Camp m said Litchfird, cnN nN4he 4lh day .f uc'oner next, aI o'clock, A. M.sel.d also on he 10th day of February, A. D., 1852, al nine o'clock, A. M. = PHlNEAS w. CAMP. 1Comnis. TIMOTHY J. SHELTON, { sioners. Litchfield, lug. 18th. 1851. IS
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-09

{ M oTCE--A special meeting Of the INmembe,s of the Liaehflvld hlnlnal FiFa ga.usancs Company. wlll hs held a, tho Aian. sod tlluse, ia Lllehheld 0n the Iash day d 0tlohev ibal nt o'clock ?. M.l0g lha putVoae ef taking into consideration ahe ae. ceplaRce of the provision ef the Statute pas- seA May Sessinn letO aulhoElxlng Mutual Fire insurance Companies Co Insure pego0nal prop. atty. and so transact any a.Aer proper hnslneaa
 JASON WHITING. SoeY.
 Lllehnald Oct. &st, ibal. M8IsS
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-09
Articles of Association
OF THE
LANDoN IRON COMPANY.

LANDON IRON COMPANY. ID E il known that we tte subscribers, do
 S hereby ass,ciale ourselves Hs body puIlIc and cOEaIuruls. llslrs0an' 10 the four tcenIh chapter Of tiie Act entitled .' An Act concerning Communities aud COrp0ra- IIOns i" aud the following are ille Articles Uf our Agreement and Association
 The name Of sad Corporation shall be The Landon Iron COmpany."
 The capital stock of snid Corr oration shall be Twenty Thousand Dollars, and SllaK be divided into shares of Twenty five Dol lars each.
 The purposes for which said Corporation IS eSiablisiIed, and the manufacture of Pig Iron, the diggIng. raising bCyIng. selling w"'kIng and snelting Iron Ore the obtain 'ug ol Iron tr0m clnders aud the buying, selling aud deallngin Pig Iron. Good. Wares aud Merchandise and all such Real and fersOual Estate us may be necessary and convenient for engaging In. aud carrying on. iIe business heretn specified.
 he Stutute Law of thIs State relating lu 0!nt Stock Corporations, Is hereby par .ucrriy reteiledlu, aud made part of these ArttCeS; and the Cor rerailOh hereby es lobiishei anG organlzcd under and pursuant ,1 tue sHne, shall tIaVe Lae powers enuuIe rated thereiH aud pGocerd according tO the regulations Of said Law. Na
 Each Subscriber to these Articles agrees to take Lile nuu,ber of Shares annexed to his name, of llle C"pllal Stock of said Cor pOraiiun: each share 10 be Twenty five Dol.ars us aforesaid, aud tu be paid for by ,ns.allne..ts, d. the D .rectors of said Com puuy ur Corporation shall call in the same.
 | he snId urpuratiOn IS located at sharon Valley iu the County of Li,chfield and State Of COmmecIlcuI,
 horace LandOD, 5OO shares.
 Walstein Goodrick, 300 shares.
 FHch Landuu, 100 shares Daied "t >llaron, this 3d day of May, A. D. le5l.
 .f HORACE LANDON. El.Cn LHNDON, .AL ElA GOODBICH.
 HORACE LANDuN, President. $;::: S::s: :::.:,. ::::., ;:: s::.....
 >epl Is, lo5l.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-09
SPRAYED

EsROM the enclosure of the subscriber N on or about the lst of July, bright red yearling STEER. Any person giving information which shall lead to his recove- ", shall Ee rewarded, and all reasonable cliarges phil. NEWTON ENSIGN.
 WateIiussn, North Fad.
 {. Sept IT, 1851
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-09
washington Academy.

THE Winter Session will commence on the first Wednesday of November, and end on the first "Wednesday Of April
 TnitiOn per term "f l2 weeks-COmmon English studies $4.00. Higher branches and languages, each $l,00 extra.
 Particular attention paid tO ElocutiOn. F. W. GUNN. Teacher
 Washington, Sept Is, 1851. 2f
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-09
NOTICE.

TAKEN by virtue of Tax warrant, , aboni seven acres of Wood Land be. longing 10 Geotg-B B .indrus, a nonresident, Said land is situated in said Sharon and is bounded as follows, VIZ: nor,berly and west erly on land o' Edward Reed, east 6n land ot Milo Barnam and others. and south on land Of Andlew Barnam. which will De sold a, Pubic Auction nj the pnhl'c sign post at H'chcock's Corner. on Friday, the l7tI day Of October, 1851. at l o'clock, P. M.
 WAIT WILLIAMS. Constnble.
 Sharon, 25tt AusuSt 1851. l6