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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-19

CONNECTICUT ELECTION Acknowledging is
more true than that the difficulties in getting cor
rect election returns have increased, wonderfully.
with the operation of the telegraph. A dispatch
OF the 10th says:
Seymour has las majority for Congress. The
House is tie and the Senate has one wing ma
jorlty. The Congressional delegation stands
First District, Chapman, wing; Second, lngersoll,
democrat; Third, Cleveland freeson democrat
Fourth, Seymour"
The MISSISSIPPI AT PoINrE CoUPRE.-The
Polnte Coupee Echo of the l2th reports fall OF
water of nine inches and the continuance of the fall
They will have high water in Pone Coupee for
some time, as is shown in this paragraph from the
same Echo; "There are ferry skiffs between this
place and False River, owing to the water across
the road, from the effects of the crevasse which is
about eight miles above here"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-19
ATTENTION, LADIES!

rc- Try JONES' LILY WHITE, if you u LOOK fair
With It's wonderful qualilia. none eau compare;
1t beauty improves makes the hectic look fine
The salow look white. and the white look sublime,
To he had nj the Depot where ali ding are pure
Isl CHARITIES street, then you are sure apIi st an,
~" For sale by j. WRIGHT & co. Sole Agents
al Il O. 2Iu II.lt..- -.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-19

Passenge rs are now ticketed through from Gin
cinnati to Buffalo, MA Cleveland, for SO.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-19
REGULAR PACKETS.

These packets all first class vessels and of light draft
OF water hey vii always be lowed down The river
and wi sail promptly advertised
The cabins OF these ships hands 'mey furnished and
being commanded by captains of in The trade
exerions will be spared by them to sh unr
and 10 attention the venence and conor :,
passengers. $500 '' Va
wharf. J. w. STANTON n ~ '
corner Magazine and Lafayette street, New Orleans
THt)S. T. STANTON Of south It., N York npl6 iy
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-19

THE RA1Lnokp CONFERENCE.-The delegates
will as,sulhjs f1ncsually at eleven o'clock, this
forenoon. The besiness Of this days session will
be Of ths y ~ inportance.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-19

Il WOOD " CO., Ship Chambers and Crocers
- on the Levee. oppC sle Post n Second Mun Ipaly
and hed Stores Third Municipality have received lnrse
assortment OF DDS which they VIII sell al reasonabl,
pricea. nIs j,,iJ
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-19
This Evening.

Amuseme nts This Evening.
ST.. CuAaLrs THEATRE. = Your Life 5 in Danger =
Nicodemus-Dedouin Arabs-Tigh Rope Exercises
P,.orpx's vARixrtxs.--The Miler's Wife-The Island
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION.
 OF THE Waterbury Leather NIanulhCtuFiny
 Company.

RE it known, IllMr ~e the subscribers. dp hereby Wssnciate ourselves us body c"rpOrMie I'ursuant to the Statute Law ct the state Of Connecticut relating Co Joint Stock Corporations. and the G,llowA tug are Ihe Articles of Ass0ciaiion:
 ARTICLE l The nane Uf said Corpora ton Sl'al be the '' WATERBURY LEATHER MANUFACTURING C MPAAY,"
 ART Il. I'IIo cApd"I stuck of the said corporation shall be Fifty IlOusand Dollars. aud shdl' he devid,d mo two thousand shares, Of Twenty five Dollars each share
 ART. III. The purpose for which said Corporation is esta blisIied Is the following To wit |: tO manufacture leather and tO deHi in leather aud of aA descriptions. and to purchase, sell and deal in all articles neceS- sary or convenient for ihe prosecution O' sad business tO deal in merchandise Ut all tn ,is and gs4nerally to dO ait Hcis connec- ted with nr incidtnTIl tO the said business or rl,s prosecution of the same.
 ART W. fhe S,a,nI- aforesaid heinz Chapter XiV. If THlr III. of the Revised Statutes "f IlIe Slair of t'onmecticut. and ail existing Statutes in addition thereto Ol "lIrra ion ihPIeUf aye hereby particularly referred to Hnd ulade par. If these Ati cie- nd tue Corporation hereby eslab> lsh..d and OrganiZ .h under aud pursuant l" the sa,h acts sI,uli have ihe D 'wers and proceed "rc"rtling tu the reg llaiious there tn SD r,ti d.
 AkT. V. EaciI subscriber to these Ar tirlAs agrees to lake the number Of shareS amnex+d to his iinmle of tue capital stuck nf >aid anrt'O''atiUos each share to be twen- " five d"liar> as alnlesaid, asid to be paid for b, lns alIi-nlS a> ihe Directors of the s,la Cooperation .h ,Ii calIat atn7thr sh,ne. !
 Rr VI And whereas ilari"N R 'yS. nf Nnttik. ia lie county of l.'ichfiati, Is Eht. owner "t certain han,!, nel !ng~. ma CtIinsr, tH:. vaiS sn ;ittr .-risitgtS and 0 ,is used Il the. bnsIiiess Ut thi.nlhg aud .Ilauuiaci urimg leather, Iiuaiei im liir south Dart nt sail Noit,ik-and Iiie Scovill Manu- factur,ng Company of Waterbury, in the County of New Haven, are the owners nt certain da,ns, ,iitcre>; land and buildings, >iiualed ,n said Waterbury about one mile easierly from the cen CT Square. Mil which property is useful and necessary tor the bus4,ess of this curp,raliu., and is valued and estimated ihe ps"p~rsy "f the said Rpys at fourteen thousand d"llais, and iiie said prOperfy uf the said Scovill Manufac- turing 'o,nI'any at leu thousand five hun dred dolnrs.--it is hereby understood ard agreed by the parties hereto that the said property at inc valun,ions afM esaid shall be transferred, to, and b. c"Ine pnft Uf ll.e capital stork of this Corporation. ga
 ART. VII The said Corporation is estab- li.hed and located in Waterbury, New Ha> ven Cnunt> COnn.cticut.
 Dated hf Waterbury. this 7th day of Oc- 1,hn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30
DIED.

In Ellsworth, Sept 7th, Mrs Baisey A. wife Of Joel 8. Cliaffse. aged @ on 'tlle 6tb fast, Mrs Elizabrih, wife of Calvin F. Chaffse agad 3l 0n the 9th inst, Mrs Sa Gah M. wife of Isurius HntcIkiss. aged 3l The ages of Ihess three departed Ones. the interesting fAmdy and sOcial relations which they sustained, and the circumstances Ht- tending their sickness aud denth. render these dispensatiOns of Gods Providence peeuliasly afIlicIing But tiIat they all died in the triumph of the christian faith. with a well yroaIded hope of q blt>sful imInar> taIity, is Ihe consolation of the bereaved friends They can well says' our loss is 'tla.1ir gsin.' VI ! A.
 At Chagres. Sert 5th, If intermittent fsver. Issae B. Catlin aged % years--fnr- merlv If. Cornwall. EOnR.
 In Sharon. by inc Rev Mr Turner. Hen " E. Gartwrigh,. Esq. to Miss Elm ly , daughter of Deac. Russell CaIkins 2 sr
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30

Al Court oi Probate held at the Probate Ol-
 fee in WashingIon, within and f"r the Dis.
 tricl of Washington, on the 17ih day of
 October, 1851.
 Present, DANIEL 3 BRINsMADE. Esq Judge. nN motion of Frederick 4 Frisb,e,> Admi V EIstrator on the Esiata of EDWARD FRlSBlE. late of said Washington, deceased. Ordered That six months from the date here. ot be allowed to the creditors of said Estate, m which to present their claims to said Ad- ininlslraIor for allowance and adjustment; and that all persons interested may be duly notified thereof, said Administrator will cause copy ct this order 10 be published in newspaper printed in L'chfield County, and post copy on the sign post in Washington, nearest the pacewheTe tl:e deceased last lived. Certified from Record, .
 24 DANIEL. B BRINSMADE. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30
AepaI Notfrrs.

Al a Court of Probat- holden al Norfolk, with
 ln and for the District OI Hartalk. on the
 l7'h day of ocIObrr, A. D. 1851.
 :. Present. wM K.PEcK, Esq., Judge. nN motion of Isaac s. Norton Adminisfia
 W tor nnths E-taie of ALkAH NORTON, ls'e |" Norfolk. W Ihln said District deceased. ms Courl doth drer-e ,i.ai SIX mouths iIum this dale he allow ed and limi ed for the cred n"rs of said Estate Ia exhIbi, their claims asai"s' inc same to said AdministratSr, aud aire"ts that public mtIce be given of this ordcr bv advertising tn a newspaper published in LiichHrld aud b. posting c"py thereof on 'ne public sign rosi m said town of Norfolk nearest io he place w here the deceased last dwelt- Certified from Recnrd.
 70 VIM K PECK, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30
< NAUGATUCK
 RAIL ROAD. ~ s:a ::s1 4
WINTER ARRiNGE NFNT,.
 Commencing Ortober 18th, 1851.
Tro,ns out of BriaQepost.

.s- Tro,ns out of Brilgeport.
 First Passenger Train will leave Bridge. pr, for Winsied al 1925 A M.. or "n The rar,iyai nf The s A. M Expre>s Train from New Yotk, cahn-ciing q, S,ra'E,r'i with the @ $ A. M. Tram from New Raven. ...-.. .-s Freight Train. with Passenger Car ai 4ach..d. will leave Bridgeport fer Wins' d al I2 M.. On the Hrrival ni he 2 4 N. Train ion New York cannecii, 2 at he Jn"r ton with the II 30 A M. Tran from New Haven @laet aa4E as~ [ .ngt- F
 Secnnd Pas>'r l'rail' will leave Bridge DOT ior Wacr ,ury at 525i' NJ. or "n the n',ivai of he 5 r NJ, Ex Tr>> Train from New York commenting r,t the Janr',nn with the 5 20 P.M. Train from New Haven.
 D \ Tt0ims into Beidyeport. 2, First Passenger Train wal leave WA'erhur, at s 8 A. N., c"nneeIiHg al tue Junction with Trarn 10 New Haven, and arrive in Bridge port iu time fT messengers 10. take lha 80 A. M. Train 10 New Yosk, aud lU.30 Tram ,u Albany. e-fr.i ,As 7, ,.t.
 Freight Train, with Passenger Car attached will leave Winsied at . A. VI and arrive in tune f.,r the l2 M Tram to New Haven, aud .ls P. M. Tram to New York. ;5 sss, .a.t.. i, Secnnd P ,ssenger Train will leave Winard at l.50 P. M ,connpcling at the JunclL'n wi;h a Speclal Train to New Haven, and ar,ive In Bridgeport in time for passengers [" take the l5.O5 P. M: Train ,n New Ynrk,
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30

VIE AdministratOr on the Esiate ol
 EhASTUS l.. HOWE, lnie of Norfolk. aeeeased' pursuant to an Ordor of the Court of trOb"fe' for the district of Norfolk, will sell at public or private sale, the Farm of Land lately owned and occupied by th. said Howe, on tine 9th day of Nov. 1851. n, 10 o'clock, A. M. at the dwelling house on said farm, situa'ed in the south par, of said Norfolk. SAM'L D NoRTuWAY, W
 Norfolk, Oct. Is, 1851. Adm'r.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30
'Dis'rict ef New Milford. ss
Probate Court. Octnber lolh, is5,. {

'7O"7e N.'"7 T. VI '''0FI IO7H' IOo''
 " STATE If Mas ANNE HTNE late of F. New Milford, in said Districi, deceased, the txecn,nrs repIeseni the E>iaie insnlvent. and prays. the app"n'ment of Commissioners rhrrron-ordcred. that Commissioners io re- cpivr and examine the claims nf the creditors ot said Estate b. arpointrd 9, the Probate Of- firern New Milford on lhe 6'h day O. Nov. 1851. at 4 "'clcck afternoon; of which all persons in interest will take nr,ice and appear ii they s,e cansr, and b" heard thereon, Aiiue copv of Reco,d. Attest.
 25 ae....-a DC SANFORD, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30

At Court of Probate holden at Litchfed
 within and ER the District of Litch6eld, on the
 29th day of Sept. 1851,
 Present. HEARY B. GRAVES. Esq. Jmdgs. nN motion of Lorrain ribbals, Executor " on the es,ate of NATHAN TiBsALs, late of Goshen in said District, lieceased 1; Or dered That SIX months from ti,e date here> of be allowed to the creditors of said estate in which 10 present their claims to said Executor for allowance and adjustment i; and that all persons interested may be du- ly noiifed thereof, said Executor will cause a copy of this order to be published in newspaper printed in Liiclifeld county and post cory on the sign post at Win cEesfer Centre. Certified from Record,
 ; HENRY B GRAVES, Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30
TWISTED BANK, 1 nA aEl lEs '

NOTICE is hereby given to the SIock. holders of this Bank. that The r annual meeiing for tlie ehoice of tOfierrs 'Or the ensuing year. and The iiansacti,'n of such other bnxsne>s as may properly c"re before them, will be held al ihei, Banking HYuse, in Winsted. on the 3 day "f November next. al 10 o'clurk "A. M The pull, will be closed ni 2 .,'ciork. Q N.
 se JOHN t. TRACY. Cashier.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
haron TulLeu MnLeabIs Iron Gnmnon,

Sharon Tulley Maleable Iron Company. ElE IT KNOWN, that we the subscribers HD have associated and do hereby associate ourselves as body polite aid corporate, pur. suani 10 the Statute of the State of Connecncut relative 10 Joltt Stock Corpot ations and the following are eur Articles uf association ;,a
 Art. l. The name of said Corporation shalk Dc {. The Sharon Valley Maisable Iron Co"
 Art II. The Capital Stock pf said Corposa- '3n shall hea aSeysn Thousand Dollars, and shall be divided into two hundred and eighty shares of twenty-five dollars each. N
 Art. III. The purposes for which said Cor poration Is established, are the follcwlags fe' VII; rr man fracture, sell and deal in any and kinds ol Maleabie Ware or Castings, and alaa. 10 manufacture Iron from 0ees and 10 work Iron inio all kinds of s,ticies. for which Iron is the principal material. To acquire and hold all such lands. and any and all other kinds Of pro> perry necessary aud convenient for the prose- euiion'of said business aud generally to do all business conneyted wilh.or incidental to tee purposes oi this Association, as above sPsci- fed
 Art IV.zThe Statute aforesaid, is hereby referred to. and made part of these aficiss: and the Corporation hereby established anu organized under and pursuant to sald S'atases shall have Ike powers. and proceed aesotu.n& lo ihe regulations destiiotd qua speeine9 therein. -.
 Art. v. Each subscribed to these AFticles agrees io lake ihe number Of shares anllexed to his name, tn the capilsi stock ofeaid Cor poraiion, teach share 10 ba tweniy-tive d0slsl and 10 pay the same hy il.slaEuehis. asthe Die rectors shalt prescribe.
 Sec. VI. Said Cooperation Is eslahlishs.la ana located lh Shafpn Xa llin IileE Eield Co, kst4A ANahet A Hulchtiss. fsslf aooEef
 Juhn 3aMelI. iAalY SAatebi
 MNFOs pakin, fallY ehaYea
 YiIspn 6 Seafs. iof,Y fHaEes M
 An9Tew Haiehti>s lsfIy shares s' llwlnG ffiicfcoCk ioIs4 shafea.
 Barklee g Holehbits. lostY sheles.
 Sl1AKuR {el3 loal
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30
District of New Milford, ss. Probate Court. Oct. 2I. lShl

EV STATE of RENJ. HUNT. late of New 1A Milterd. in said District, deceased, the Administrairix represents the Estate insolv- ent, and pray ,he appointment of Cemmssinn- CTS thereon. Ordered. that Commissioners 10 receive and examine the claims of :he credi- tors of said Estate be appointed at the Probate Office in New Milford. on he Sih day of Nov 1851, at ? o'clock, afternoon; of which all persons in interest will take ,tice. and ap- pear, if they see cause. and be heard hereOn. true copy of Reco d. Attest.
 -25 DC SANFORD. JuGge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30
Bantam Falls Seminary.

aAiILiI tM COE, i~ona,i Kenu-y
 " Aro-r l. n 'an, Christopher C. Pal mer. D,Hi-i B Sr,d,Istt. Sa-I,nan C. K-r ie rrus'ees t"r the ,bavr Ia>,Huw wunid I~>rriiffiiy g'vc n | cr |, ,hr inhauiIarI> 't l. chhrid and virini,y. mat Miss Hanier k. CAihuun will upen schmIi in Il C will age "f isauIam F ads on Tuesday, N0vem ter 4 h. 1851. FE1 AI
 Tuition or term Of twelve weeks for con.mnn English Branchrs. s %. Higher English do. incinhiiy F encn, $4 40O. ..
 ReieIerce as 10 Mss Caihoun's qnalii- cations a. Teacher may be had of Rev E. w. An i-ew~. Cornwall. ,..-l q Bantam Falls. Oct. I5lh. 1851. 24
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30
At Court of Probate holden at Norfolk. wiih>
 in andf'r the District of Norfolk, on the
 18th day oi October, A. b 1851. AE-. z '

Present, WM K PECK. Esq. Judge.
 nN motion of the Executors on the Estate NJ of THOMAS MOSES, late of Norfolk wal hin said district, deceased, thi $ C;urt doth dectee thai six months from this date be al lowed and limlied for the ctedite,s ol said es- tate to exhibit thei claims against lhe same to sad fista'", and directs tha; public notice be given ot his oIder by advertising in a news paprt published in Litchfipld. and by posting a copy thereof the pubic sign post in said town ol Norfolk. neaiesi tho place N here the deceased last dwelt. Certified from Record.
 -25 VIM K -PEt'K Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30
NOE6C0.

eG-The Members ot the Ecclesiastical So. ciety of the Methodist Episcopal Church in this Village, are requested to meet at the Church, on Satuld day the Sth of November, at 2 o'clock. P. M., for the transaction of important business.
 A punctuai attendance is requested
 L. STONE, Clerk. Liichfeld Oct oQih lR5l.EEl E .----.-
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30

Al Court ct Probate hnI,icu a, Torring
 ton in and. lor the Ibis,Iicl of Torringlon.
 on the 18th day of tpci. A. D.. 1851.
 Prekebs. HENRY s. BARBOUR. Esq Judge. UPSTATE 0f. TULLiUS c. HAYDEN. H an assigning debtor of TorrngtoD, in said District. The Trustee prays the ap> pointmept O. Commissioners on said estate. Whereupun. ordered, that Commissioners to receive, examine and adjust the claims Of the creditors cf said Estate, he appoint ed al the Probate Office in said Torringian. on the 3lst day of Ociober. 1851, at two o'clock in the afternoon: and that all persons interested in said EAtair may be notified thereof, the Trustee will cause this order published in a newspaper printed in Litch- field, and post a copy thereof on the public riga post pearesi the place where the said Hayden resides. la the town of TorringIoD, A true copy of Record.
 2l HENRY s. B. RBoUR, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30
NOTICE.

IS hereby given iha 1 have employed s Tnll'as e. Hayden af ToEriagI.,a, my Agrni io sell. dispOse of and mmaaee she Estate whirh re aAsienei ta me as Tsu.,ee on lhr Huh day ui Or'ohrT. le5l. and that Ilse tOu.l o( Pn'1a C Gi'r Ih~ D,>iirI Oi Tor riuslOn mad r'ssIssshiPa I0 ihr same. 1
 Fgif, it ANSlDN COLT. Trustee
 p of Assigned tAlale DI Tnllsns C tayden.
 TorriugiOn, Oct. 18th, le5l. 2l .
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30
MKLEKJV.ER ".
FOR SALE

A Valuable Water privilege, and small "A Cotton Mill 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 !" 50 rods of the Litchfeld Depot. Nauga lnck R. R. The privilege commands all the water of lhe Naugatuck River at a rnirl where there is an excellent fall.
 The property will be sold with or with "ut ih- machinery in the Mill. at the op- non of purchaser, It is suitable and de- 'rable for any kind of manufacturing busi ness which requires water power, aud will be sold very low.
 Enquire of 9&#@ ..
 II. $. BARBOUR. Wolc"itvi Ile.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30

At Court of Probate, holcrn at Litchfeld,
 within and fnr the District "f Liicbfieid, ,nn
 the 24lh day ct Oc,obnr, 4, D. 1851.
 Present, HENRY B GRAVES, Esq. Judge. IAN motion et the Executors on the Estate " of DR VIM BUEL, la ae of Litrhf~ld. within said district. deceased-this Court doth decree that six months be allowed and limited fir ihe creditors of said Estate to xhibt their claims against lhe same to Harriet and Sam'l. Buel. the Executors vt said Estate, and directs that pubic notice be given of this order by advertising in newspaper published in L,ch. field, and by posing a copy thereof on the public sign post in said town of Litch6eld, nearest to the place where the deceased last dwelt. Certified from Record. . .,
 25 HENRY B GRAVES. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30

GOSHEN ACADEMY The Winter
 N Session of this School wih eomRepee Wed Oct. 2ark. 1851. Lessors m French. Music, DTawing, Fainr fling, &e. sill he given by cympsleni leaelle
 eFs sew. 4se gAAlEa Q. RICE
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30
ARTICLES or ASSOCIATION
 +ft or THE e HOtchkisSviIlc M'Gg. Company.


 DE TT KNOWN. that we, the subscribers, ID do hereby associate ourselves as a body tIoIIIIc and curE'orate, pursuant Co the pFtvls -Ions of Ihe I4lh Chapter of Title Sd Ui lhe Rev,Srd Statutes Uf the state ot COnnPrtlcut. entitled "' Ot Join. Stuck GOs pot atIons ;" and the following ate the Articles UI our agree nIrnt and ass''cIati"n: a'- Art. 1. The name of said corporation shall be 'The Hotchkissville Manufacturing Com Dany"
 Art. II. The capital stock of said Corpora tiun shall be Fifty Thousand Dulla:s, and said capital stock shall be divided into TWO thou sand sharrstd twenty y-fiye dollars each. Art. III. The purp 'ses for winch sad Cor pUralion is established are Ina following, to wit: The manufacturing and selling ot all kinds of N08Ien Goods ol which wool shat form one of the eoinpnnehis parts; al q also, he printing, stamping. eiRbtssi0g, Gyeing and fl Hishng of all kinds nl fabrics 1t whataNeV materials made; aud whether sad fabrics were manufactured, Ur shall be 0wned by said Cor .Inratinn ar not; and t0 sell and deal In all the above described articles ot merchandise and ,lso, the tpurt hasing and leasing If all real estate, mac hinery aud fixtures necessary aud r"nvPnlenl-also, the buy ing, selling aud deaI- Ing in all kinds of goods, wares and merchan- ilse, and all articles necessary and convenient 70 .he carrying on of said business: and gcn> e,ally 10 do all things necessary aud conven~ lent to the management oi the same
 Art. ". The Statute Law of the State of Connecticut herein before referred to, relating to .' Joint Stock Corporations" is hereby par> ticularl, referred to, and made part of these l ariicies-and the corporation hereby eslab- lished and organized under and pursuant Co the same. shall lave. the powers enumerated thereir1, and proceed according fo the fegula- ll"ns set-lor,h and specified in said Law.
 Ar,V. Each subscriber Co these Articles agrees to take ihe number of shares annexed |" hIs nan e, of lhe capital stock of sad Cor pnraiion-each share to be twenty-five dollars as atn, esaid. and rn be paid fer bv insialments, a. The Directors of said Cooperation shall call ,the same. ss aa ae HrE trt VI The said Corporation is established a d hcsiad in tha village of Ho,chklssvhie, Town nr Waterbury, County oi Eichtield, a, d State of Cannecii ut. D. -=@.rs~ ".t 1F .h
 Wnudbury. Sept. 2lth, 1851. 24 uIscribers' Names. No. of Shares Taken. Wm B Hotchkiss. Ten hundred aud sixty shs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30
NOTICE.
Unclainnesl dsoods.

ONAShnAu uAMCNk SHOOAOe
 YNHE following articles viz: one large Box. directed to B. B Rockwell. COie- brook River Ct and one nest Tubs and Brushes, without mark, have been left at the Depot of the Naugatuck Railroad Com pany in Winsted, and not taken away by the owners for the space of six months last past. Notice is hereby given that if the owners of said Box and contents, and said Tubs and Brushes. shall not take the same away and pay the freight and char ges. on or before the 4th day of November 1851 the same will be sold ut pubic auction on the said 4th day of November at 2 O. clock in the afternoon. at said depot under the inspection of the Sheriff or either of his deputies in the county of Liicb6eId, and the proceeds of said sale disposed of accOr- ding 10 the statute in such case made and provided. " tsta
 3ml2 PHTLO HURD. Sup't.
 Ofice Naugatuck R K. Co. July 29165l.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30
] FARM NOR SALE.

A For Sale in West Goshen, a fssss farm containing about 200 ss acres, well watered, with two sA good dwelling houses, and suitable outbuiIdings. The land and bnil, dings render it convenient for two good farms, part or all willbe sold, as may suit the purchaser. It isan excellent dairy and grain farm. and Is suitably divided into meadow. pasture. blow ana wood land. pTemrs made easy. ...-.
 L. D. ALLYN, West Goahen. Oct. l. 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30
FALL MILLINERY.

heavy and cheap I.scA Veil-. Collars and Cuffs, Work B,nd.. C.nhr;c Eigings and Insertirgs, LaIies Kid and Cashmere tSl'vs, A cheap ht of Linen Hdkfs.. Ctmk Trim. mings. Fringee. Glmps. and Velvet Serpen. inc Braid. &c., &c.
 l.i,chfeId. Ger; 2Stl,. 1851. o4
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30
Neefce.

S hereby given to the Stockholders of ths A Canaan and LilchfeId Tnrnpiks Road, Ihnt the annuaI meeting Of said Company Fill he held al OsboFn's HOfeLiin ssest Goshen, on Thursday, the 20Ih day of No- vember next, at II o'clock, A. M., Co app point the annual officers, and do any other necessary business.
 BENJ. SEDGWICK, Clerk.
 Cornwall Hollow, Oct. g, 1851. &s