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Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11
DIED.

In this tsstvn. MtI,on. 9th inst. ANsUx Ct KtNsoN Esq in Il'r T4sh year Of his age -. -ei. brtied niiHiaIuro ArIIsr.
 At POm,fr-t. Ma'ch, 3l, Mir. Winthrop OsgOOd, aged v. InIh s I'wu, 7ih inst, N. Fogs to Maria EMmOns.
 In South Farms. A$ene,h Munger 7l. ln AvOh, Oakland co. Michigan, Dee. 5. Birdsry Brooks. Esq. u native of Cos zen. lie was prominent and respecied citizen. in Bridgeport. ir"n Ihr effects Uf tiIe acct | drnIaliy c"Mmani 'alpl IH her clothIHE " hile h'l'ns lamp with CAmphene. Miss Laura | IlamdiIn, "t sharon. asrd Is.
 u" >hArO.I, Mrs Lacy Plat. az d sS, wife o Mr J"nas Plat; Also, AnelIa, DAug ghler oi Mr Ge"rge t0lrelt aged I2.
 |" W"Ic"''vile. FsU. 2oth, MT Anderssr | C"ns, aged 7G
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11
The SaIisbury SIeigh Ridc. .l

Three or fur communications on this subject have come 10 hand, all rrfeciiHg with severity upon ti'e reception "nd enter tainment which the party met with ut Great Harrington. From alI accOunts. we are led to infer that our Salisbury friends were. treated in very provoking mnnner, and it is certainly fair that they shonIl have pa hearing. One of the communications in question. is in type. but on account of the press of other matters ws.nre compelled to defer it till next week.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION < or THE Farmers Trading Co.

D k IT KNOWN that WI. .ihe subsci ibers do l) hereby a sUiafe ourselves as n body DO. htic aud co:P0rate, pursnantt0 ilt provisions of the lith napier. of Title 3d cf the reyi.ed Statute of ihe slate Of Connecticut, entitled oi Joint Stack Cooperation" and the ial lowing aTe the Articles ot our Association and agreement. aJ 3 ss sssgs4g
 Ar; l.. The name of said Corporation shall be the .Farmer's Trading Company" Arc II. The capital stuck oi said Corpora. lion shall he $s5.UOO. and the said capiia stack shall be aiyided into $2OO shares of S2S each share.
 Art III. The purpose for which said cor- pOration is established q ls the following, viz-- To hu business as hnlesale and rriall ,rr. chants, io buy, sell and deal .n all kints of goods, wares and nlsTchandiZe. and all attic les necessary and convenient f,I the psass cuiia,, said business, and genetall to d. all ihlngs incidtntalio io said busines aud necessary to the management of ;he same, Also, to -bu,, sell, cd deal iM stocks.
 Art. W The Statute Law of the State of Connecticut relating 10 Joint Stock Corpora. tions, is hereby part .culaily referred t0 and made pat of these Articles, and ,his corpn,- stion hereby established and organized under and pursuant to the sad .hatute Law shal! have the powers, and proceed according to the regulations descr bed and specified therein.
 Ari. V. Eieh slb.criber to these AriicIes .rr,e ts take the number of shares annexed 10 his nr her name, of he capital stock oi said corporation, each share to be S25 as aforesaid. and to be paid for by ins,slmrnis as the Dl. rectors of said corporation shall call in the same.
 Art. VI. The said corporation is established and ,ocate6 in the town of Wa:ertewR, Litch. field County Slate of Connecticut.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11

LEGITIMACY OF LorIs PHILIPPE. There is singular story current a. bout a mysterious mission coniidcd to one of BonapaIte family. Pierre is said to have repair.'d 10 Froli, ill Romagna, for the purpose of proc turing documents relative to a strange legend respecting the spurious birth of Louis Philippe. One Maria Stella, daughter of SchiappIhi, captain of sbirri at Florence, has written some memoirs, stating that herself and Lnuis Philippe were exchanged as infants. It appeaIs that Maria Stella isnow residing at xorli.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11
At . Court of Probate holden at Torring,on sa,fhisa md Gas the nias..;aa (

At Court of Probate holden at Torring,ou
 within and for the District of TOrfinaton.
 on the l4ih day of Feb. A. D., 1889.
 Present, HENRY s. BARBOUR. Esq. Judge. UPSTATE of POMEROY LEACH. late 1l of Torrinston, ins said dissrsct aeceas. cd. the Administrator represents the es,a,e insolveni. and prays the app,in,mens of Commissioners thsrron- hereupon. or. dered. that Commissioner to rsceise. exc amine and adjust the claims Of the eredi- tors of said estats. 6e appointed ., the Pro baie Office in said TorringtoD. on the lst day of March, I65a at nine o'clock in the forenoon. anl that sD persons intsrested im said estate may be notified thereof ike Ad-
 ninisiraier win cause this order lO he pnh- lshed in newspaper printed in Liiehksld. sad post copy thereof on the public sien post nearest tie place wh6to the daceassa las. dwels in said porslagsoas AtFak copv of Record. a4N pa
 q HENRY 8. BARBOUR. laasa
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11
For the Enquirer. Washington, March 3, 1852.

WashingtOn, March 3, 1852. P. K. KILBouRNE--
 Dear Sir A Temperance Convention. composed of our own citizens and friend- of the cause from neighboring towns. was held in this place yesterday. The following Resolutions were dis cussed and unanimously adopted: '. ]. That the publls welfare imperative: ly demands the suppression of the traffic in intoxicating d inks.
 2, That the best scheme cf legislation yet devised for lhe accomplishment "t this object, is the act kliown as the Main. Law"
 '. 3. That every patriot. philanthropis and christian. (whcther Whig. Dcmocra' or Free Soiler,) ought to cxer, al hi> influence 10 secure the enactment "i such 2 law by our next legislature.
 4. That to this end we should strive to. secure the eleoliQn of a legislature who will pass sleit T. alnw--voling for n" ! man for legislative or executive office wh" is not KNOWN tawbe in tayor of it. ~ 1 5. That our duty to see that pc titions in f such a law arc forth with. as lai' cable. circulated thru, out the eniire Community. The Convention was numerously at. tended in bosh the afternoon aud evening.
 Able & interesting addresses were d |. liyer>d in the af,e. noon. by Rev. Mcssrs. Warren and Lyman of Plymouth. an'! PAmelee of South Farms. Remarks were also offered and statements made by Messrs Ave.ilI. Meeker. aud Whit tlesey of New Presto,.
 In the evening the audience listened to an exposition of the Maine Law b, Rev. Mr. Warren. and all address oy Rev. Mr. Vall of Milton. n..r !! The feeling evidently seemed to be. that the Maine Ldw Is ast inc thing that Connecticut needs, and that unless 1 proiesScd tcmpeiance men f"rc5" ihri' love uf temperance for the sake "f ihel politics and their party. we shall obtain the law aud experience it's beneficial effects.
 O. one thing I think you may be sure The " hill coantry of Judr"" is waking up,-and when once fully awake. her people will go ahead. en the right track ; and be 1t remembered that us she goes. so goes, or ought to go. the Sixteenth Dislllct. B.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11
JB COUGH. tha.rcnowsd Temper.

J B COUCH. thsEcnowsd Temper eTancs Lecturer. gave sn Aidress in the congregational church in this village. on Tuesday evening and will speak aguin THIS lWsdnesiny) evening. Mr. Cough stands tJO high in public estimation 10 require m eulogy rum us. The immense audience who listened fsr two hours with breatllIess ut'eniinn n. his burning wOr'ls' afford better cs,nmeni on his wonderful power, than anything which we couIi say.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11

in T''E' ':::s ::.;::'s:: ;a@s. :i:s. s':.''s 5: ::
 sss following property fer sale. tl,e House. Shop. Barn and iwo acres of land where he resides, in South st. I.ich6-h. The snid place is plsasanily si:usied, and we'll calculated t0 nccommo. date Jo'ner and Carpenter: ihe place is well stocked with fruil of choice kinds. such as Apples. Pears. Peaches. Plums, Nectarines. &sc.. [several different kinds, ]
 Also. . place adjsining ihe above, consisting of Hou<', Bnra aad one quarter of an acre of iHnd. siiuassd on "'esl Souih street. also . Iat of land about qnagfer of mile south of said property describsd. con. sisfing of about seven ncres of cIIaice land. well stocked with fruit. (cnussnon and graft cd arplss) The above properly win be sold together, or separHsr. to suit purchas. CTS. For further particulars. euquiSo Of she sabscrsheg on the prsmises.
 . Jflsa aHFiN WM. Q. BUELL..
 usshasIA. March eDd, IsS2.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11

The Bank of England covers five acres of grounll, emplnys 900 clerks, and should clerk be too oll for service, he is discharged on half pay for life. There are no windows on ihe street, light is admitted througl, open cou,ts no niob con!d take the bank, therefore. withone cannon to batter the walls. The clock in the center of the bank has fifty dials attached to it. Large cisterns are sunk in rcadines; in case of fire. Ths bank wts incorporated in 1894. Capitol. Els,0OO,O00 sterling, or $So.O0O,O 900.
 rRev. Calvin Fairbanks hns been found guilty in Kentucky of negro stealing, and has been senten. eed to the penitenti'ry for liGteen years. It
 rAlfred Rlackman, Esq, New Haven hes been appointed Clerk of the District Court Of the U. S. in place of A. A. BuSnhams resigned.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11
ROAD CONTRACTS.

Tie Committee appointed by the Town of Liichfield. to make contracts for re pniring the Roads and Bridges in said Town. hereby give notice, that they will attend lO said business. hnd maks Contract. by Auction. at t'le following places. viz:
 At Sievens' Hotel in Milton, on Monday the 22j of March.
 A C0e's Hotel in Bradleyville, on Tues day the 2:3d inst, et..r. --..
 At Wheekr's Hotel in the village of Litchield, an Wednesday. the 24ih inst. At Siine0n Smiih's Hotel in South Farms on Thursday lise 18th inst
 Aud at Merwin's aaore in Northheld. on Friday che % inst, at 9 o'clock 4. M., on each Of said days.
 S. P WOODWARD.
 hENKY s. GRISWoLD. SCom.
 VIM. NEWTON.
 Liich6eld, March lst. leSe.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11

Al a Court of Probate holden at Winchts'es
 within and fur the District rf Winchester,
 on the 18th dMy sf Feb. 1852.
 Present. ROLAND HITcHcocK, Esq. JudgF< TPON the petition of Lnman Smith. Oi u Wincliestsr, in the County of Liicll- field, shewi ing 10 lhis Court that he is he Guardian of JANE C. HALL, of WinchestrFs within said district, minor. That sad Iris nor is the owner of real estate sifnated iIt said Winchester and in Barkhamstead. iu said County, to wit: n common and undisi' Ied half of about seventy acres, bounded uurth on land of Daniel B. Wilson, east OD | ,,r near the public road, south in part OF | and of Sylvester Treas, and in part on land of Alexander Cleaveland, and vest an Old 1 road. and lhaF she Is also the owner of three Io,her pieces of lard shua,ed iH Winchester, | (Winsled Societv)-One is bounded nUfllt l in part on land of James C. Csnviand, ant in part on land of WIn. s. llOlnbifl. east and south on land of Giie6, Hall. and west un road another piece is boGndsd nof!s on land of said Gideon Hall, east on Bark l hamsted town l;ne, south on Greenwu0d's turnpike in part. and in part on ilie dowef
 land of Mrs. l.. w. Hall, aud west or sai1
 dower land; and the third piece is b0un'l~
 ed west and north on public roads, suu,h of
 land of James Preston running 10 u point l at tue eaa, end, all of which three last de, : scribed pieces contain about sixty acres, and are valued at about two thousand dol , lars and that it would be for the interest of said minor ina: said real estate be sold,
 and the avails applied and invested as by
 statute provided, and praying fpr liberty ,e
 sell said property for the purpose ators-
 said. ns per petition on file.
 It is ordered by this Court, that said
 Guardian give notice of said application hy causing the saine to be pubIished ir one oi . the newspapers printed i,l Litshficld in the 1, County of Litchfield three weeks succes' styely. at least six weeks before the hear.
 ing; !; anu hat said petition will be hsard Il
 the Probate Office in said disirict. on the
 30th day of April next. at g 9o'clock, A. M
 Certified fr0sn Record.
 i, Az ROLAND HITCHCOCK. Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11
TgRRIGL z TRAGEDY!

We learn fron Burlington, Iowa, thita terr.b e ,radegy was enacted O. F.ldly last near Fort Smelling, which for tienlishness and cold bloo led attro; ty has SC don been eqtliled. II ,'cars tn tt ,ns five y.'ars since a man named Wm. Vim gltc, anl posses sed of considerable property, settled wi h his family in Pottawaiiomie caunty, iI Iowa, and took up large tract of land. Soon after he become convert to Nor nonism, and abandoned his family. but about year since returned and claincd possession of luis proparv, which was all yielded to hm by his s,ns. two of wh pm had married dur. ring his absence, and the mo,he, and so's refusing 'he overtures to- ward d reconciliation, removed and settled a short distance from Forl Smelling. ~- q WngAte seems. since that time, to hlve associated himself with d gang ci h If brreds, of the most law. less character, and on Thursday last. in company with several of them. again visited hi. family and claimed shslter. His sons offered every hos. pItality to him, bu: would not admir- hIs companions, aud they all accord ingly left together, but on Friday 'night returned again, and on being reused admittance. and the door clo- sed gliIast them, they fired upon the inmates, killing Mrs. Winglte and clsest of the four young men. They subsequently, set fire to the building, and as the surviving inmates at tempted to escape. the two young woman were killed. and the dwelling and outhouse then burned to ashes.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11

Al Court of Probate holden al Sharo,,. will
 in and ter the District of Sharon, ,on ihe 18th
 day of February. 1852.
 Present. CHA.. F SEDewlcK. Esq- Judsr. nN motion of David $. Car.sish'. Esq. Asi. W min,s'rsior ais the eslsie .9 Mrs. DsMIS MouLToN. late ef sharon, within said dis iTici. deeeaaed. this cssn,, doih decree lhs, Six months be allowed and limited Gor Ihe creditors ssf said csfstc Io exhibi, ,hsir claims against the same tn fhe sa:d AdminisIrssar. ami directs that public noiicp be given of th,s or- drT by advrstising in newspaper published in L''ehhsIa. and by posting copy theseag on the p1blae siRn post in ssid town of sha-. ron, nearest No place where the dsceased Iast dwei. CSsiEes iron Rsrard.
 S3 c. E. SEDG WICK, JulIRs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11
FARM FOR SALE.

A IHoR sale. a ia,r. of about .s.s l no acres. fnrmr rly .l"ns
 lii ing |, the late Chauncy Warner IadAaA E'q., s',ua'ei in Ply .,nn,h Tow: .hp a',.nt one mile south of Ihe village of N"ih6-id. Said farm hls pi,e i, a g".ni gwo tory aw-lliae hon.r. a1d thS..a b,rns and i. welt warrred and w""l"d. Erquire on the rem=cs. or "f Sherman WmdxatJ Esq, oi Litrhfi. Id
 Piymnuih. March ( 1852,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11
MARRLEp.

ln WaIerown, on the 10th nlt. hy Ilrv. S;r. Reid, GiII,rTl AtwWnl af WaIrrtown. 'O Miss JrnncIt Virgin O' W~s'P"rt.
 In c"rnw ,Il ,,p tt- 3i inI ASan B Clase oi GanAevoutI N Y. aud Harriet 8 RexGOld oi C C,mHwaiI
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11
Dirric, q Tor.Ipeton. ':

RrsfoAfc G3utFs StAI. tstoVtsI HESITATE of pUMEkOI LEACh, S late of To'linglon. In sad d'sturi de' asrd, the Caurt "f Probate for the di'lF'et f0rriugtOm. hath liInIlsd and allowed SIX .unIhs from the date heseai. fur the Crs'lhofs said Estate, reVresem,ed insolvsh', 70 which exhibit thr'r cliitns tlirreia aud has apo nnlsdsDsmus CHe. and wm. rhippeuy, conn ,i-si0uers io receive and examine said claiG1s Certified by
 HENRY 8. BARDoua. Judge. The subscribers giv.. notice iha: they shll. ieel at the Prubhc ufirS. in said Tuiringtun, . the let day Q. AprIl. and the Isl day f 4ptember, 1859, at lo'clock in ths af'c'n"ou e,ch of saId'days for ths purpose of attend ,g on the bu u>ines< of said appointment
 DEMAS coz. COmtnis
 VIM. PIIlPPENY siome's. All persons indebted [" sa'd estate are Fe- uesled to make imrned ate pa! !ment t0
 ABEL S. LEACH. Admi"iS'rsf"r.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11

GLUE, botax. emery. 60 bhls glue sssart.s s 7 ..GsA s.zs'. IO o. sssss Weed6 Rsanrd Bosax "a asks suPefnee Lnna1n emeTy. M i. - h0LCoMB& | TON
 @ wsssv street bridgspest.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11

Ats csusf ff psDlsaIt hsI6tNs llsrlnil Aiit- imsnd sor shr Diefirl ei NmIa.k, ~ tkg 0ts dsy et hlsEeh A 2 1852.
 Present. Wa x prcE, E'q. Ju'sR. nN motion af Warren crtr Adminlriiss"r NJ on the esiuir af htufs Netthten iasv vf Nmfrik within ssid distssri eassus Jl.is C..ur d.,sh decree tIai SIX mulshp tssm thia q ste be sII.swrd and limited fnf fhf rtfditsiF ct sad estate tO exhibn tiscir rlaiIE fnsifsg the same Co said AdmiIistssg0rS and diIstiR that puhIic RtlitC hs gIsen rf this stdfs " advertising in . hewspaper tubii~hed ~ Li,c,. ield ahd by p0ssIng cop, Ihrteui Is lhe uuslic sgu p1s' ih said tusn oi N.etslE nra,est lh., place Wiirre the Geceas,d iasl dweIt. e., flied irorr R,rntA,
 VIM. K PICK jadEps
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11
Salisbury, March l>t. 1852.

Tho Tin. Since, Iron < Stove business, will be continued at Salisbury ana Falls Village. blythe subscriber. who wouli ,ake this "ppo tuni,y ss return his sincere thanks ,o his friends and the public. for past tav"rs. and would respectfully solicit con- t'nunnce of their patronage. ns=uring them that he will use lis best rlT.nts to meet lheir wants in his lins'of business.
 A. l. PATTISON. Salisbury. March lsf, 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11
Piano Rorle.

ENOR SALE. an elegant naodern M E raamo FsEia. R0sa Wood eaae. ln " N feet order and nsaFly nsas. PtiSa q ' sn enquire of A. S SIEW1a.s
 L.heA6sla, ysn, @, les0.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11
Distric, of Woodburv. ss

Probate CoUfi. Dee. 29th. 1881. 1 E ESTATE of Gel. JOSEPH AMBLER, lais ! 1I of Belhlem, in sad district, deceased, ihs Court of Pr0bale for the district of W00dbur, hath limited and allowed eight months from 1 the 3d of November. 1851, for the creditors ol said estate, Iepi esenied insOlvrni, in which to exhibit their claims ihsr.tO, and has appoint ed Abraham Beeeher, and James Thompson. Commissioners, to receive ahd examine said claims. Certified by
 CHAs. B. PHELPS. Judge.
 The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the late resIdence of the deceased in said Belhlrm. on The 2lih day oi March, and 3i day ot July, 1852, at o'clsrk. in the aftsr. noon. on each of said days. for the purpose oi attending on the business of said appoin ment
 ABRAHAM 6EECHER, ! Commis-
 JAMES THOMPSON. sinners.
 All persons indebted io said estate are re- qnested to make immediate payment to
 42 -. JOHN c, AMRLER. Adm'r. Al "a Court Oi Probate holden at New Mi
 ford within aud for the District of New
 Milford. on the l7ih day of9 Ian. l052.
 Preseai,D c SANFORD. Esa. Judge. IAN motion of ihe Exeeutor of she Ias, NJ Will of STEPHEN TREAT, la,e of New Milford, within said diagEics seeeas- ed This CoartAoih aersee thas six guoo,hs frem this date bs allnned aud limise4 lDr the eTedis0rsof sad Estate their cIainss .. gainsi the same to said ExcautOr. ana di Eecsa ihai public mniice hs given ofsihis SF der by adseFiisiag in a newspaper puhlishet ia Lichheld, and 5y pnstiDg q copy iheFeo on the public Slga post in said towa cf ,ksU Milhad. uearesi ahe pincs where She dsceae ed lnSa dweliS s4
 Csrsi6ed from Record
 DC, SANFORD Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11
COLLEC LQll.S NOTICE
HOUSE FOR SALE.

EoR sale, well finished con
 ss.M E v-nIen. Dwelling House lIlasEg containing ? rootns, situate. zeaE4---2zzc1szb about one third of a. mile eas ,"un ,nr Court h"u.c, with any quantity oi land adj '"ing, from a quarter D, an acre |, f"ur aud Ihree.tnlrIhs arrrs. having seveia sratttd. bearing Apple trseS thereon.
 As [" be rented or Soid. urge two story w:ii painted Dwelling House. wood .hdu,e, aud Bnra thereon, wilh the whele or part of ,ix and a half ac,es ut land ali 'ining. stu. tied at ihe s'urh part of South sticet in ,hls village. s. F. BEERS LilchirlA. M .rch 1h..ls1l
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11
Salisbury. March lst, 1852.

GH URCM 6 BATIBRSDN.
 No. l94. MAIN STREET. HARTFORD. CRfTEFUL for the numerous .sub- 'SH ~rnntiaI" E,vOrs from their irie nds in LhciItieid Coun'y. during the I'a>t yenr. beg leave to solicit continuance of tho sa,ne for 1852
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11
New and Beautiful JcWeIrv

of the Iat~st imporiaiions constantly on hand. and will be sold low. Fine Gold and Silver Watches as the lowest possible prices.
 Shell and BnffnlO Horn Comhs. Dressing Combs. Hair Brushes. Fine Table & Pock. ct Cutlery, and rich Fancy Goods.
 STERLING SILVER WARE. Forks. Spoons. Cups. G"hIets for presen- taiion. Napkin Rings. Pie. Fish and Cake Knives, &c.. 0cc.. made Oi ps,e siiuer and sc0yv00ttd.
 A GOLD MEDAL was awarded them by ,''" Hartford County Agricultural Society, in 1851.
 LORENZO CHUEcH,
 llgRMoN G PATTERSON. ia-. 26. 1852. n3,n
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11
Dissolution.

Tho copartnerslip .borerninre existing between 'l,e subscribers, under tIla Grn, of Pattis"n & Bf.'wnell i> this dny dissoI-. ed by mututi consent, it b.LOmea necrs s"ry that "i pers'ns having unsa,.Iad bu .iness wnh said firm, sl,ou'L attsnd to same without delay.
 AMOS s. PATTISON.
 CLARK BRO WE'LL. Salisbury. Marc., l>t. lH31
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11

Scattering, Na oImotiOn the Hon, RdgeF A hfiils. of New M!rtIoTd, was unanimausIy nominated a, the Whig candidate for Li. Governor.
 un motion, the Hon. Thomas Clark, of Gov entry, was n0mnated by exclamation as the WhiE candidate for Secretary of State. On motion, James Hammond TrumbulI, of 9tonington, was nominated by exclamation as eAs Whig candinate for Treasurer.
 On motion, Convention proceeded to ballot Ser COhtrOlleE, with the following result;
 Whole number of vOtes. 2oo
 Necessary for choice, l50 SslAh Strong 2lS
 Allen SIIlIunan. S7
 Thomas Robinson, .3a
 Charles Mathewson. m
 Win. c. Crump, 9
 A Hill, On motion, Sslah Strong. of Milford, was nominated as the Whig candidate for Control. Ter.
 The cOdvsntion then proceeded to appoint SsIsgates rom the Staieas large to the Whig
 Whole number of votes, 233
 Necessary for choice. ll7 Ron. Daniel P Tyler, lO2 Col. A Hazard, lO7 Samuel D. Hnhbard, 9
 Aaron N Skinner, 10 Is FOsleF, 6
 Clark Bissell, Scattering. ? On motion, the Hon. Daniel ? Tyler, of Brooklyn, and Col. A G Hazard, of Enfield. were unanimously nominated delega!ps from the State at large to the Na.ion0 Conyen- lion,
 The committee to nominate State and Comn. .ty c'mmi ttses. reported the following list, which was adopted.
 STATE COMMITTEE. Chsator Adams, of Hartford County. Hsnry c Lewis, N. Haven. ["
 William E Park, N. London ." :, Abraham Brainard, Middiesex ."
 Fred. M Peck, Windhsw e.
 Ilsnry B Graves, Litchfeld $ Daniel Booth. Fairfield .. COUNTY COMMITTEES. Hartford Co.-Wallep Gladden., Wait " k7.wley:
 Nv q aven co.-s " Kellogg. wm. W ..,te f,
 J,S London CO.--A M Hurlburt, John BfeXh er. Toltaad C..- Henry Underwood, Lucius J A.dl;esex Co -Reyncld s Marvin, Andrew wi"lhAm co.-wm P Healey. Willard Ly"n.s .~t
 i.itchfs Id Go. Abiel Leonard, Samuel [ rt wy
 rG:ld--Julius s IL nnser. Thomas Rob- inSUn. sJ - a=.
 'Ens conyentoa then took a recess, for the pu.pnse of allowing the Congressional convrlI, ii,ns Ia select dele eates to the National con ven'Ion.
 O. ihe reorganization of the convention, he t'l"Hin! names wrrr report ed snd adopted as ..'y t:as tp he conV entiun
 isr Disi --G-nrge M Ives, of SisffTd. Dele. gate W D x liagt "f V 'rn n, snb+fiin,e
 2i Ds'.-lInS D H sbard, ot Mtddl-t"wu Dl g,te. Austin Baldwin, 'ot Middietown Su5Hiini
 3l Ols,.-N 5 Perkins, of New London Dtieshr. John c ames of Sterling, substitute h D's'. F. EG'"vr -1wrencs. @"s N rtnik Delegate, II 'ner Byinsrcn, "f Norwalk sub Siiinie
 0 maiar If m 4 N Skinner of New 1.-Two, aii ra'mii Ri,,nsnn. ol NptwAIk. w.re ap- APpoin'ej ,bstitaes tn the Del.iie at large
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11

On motion, the Hon. Daniel ? Tyler, of Brooklyn, and Col. A G Hazard, of .Eniipld were unanimously nominated delega!rs from 1he State at largs to the Na.ion@ Conyen- , iion,
 The committee to nominate State and Comn. . ty chmmi ttees. reported the following list,
 which was adopted.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11

Attest. J. B. WILLIAMS. See'y.
 Wa'er.own. Feb. .Sl l.. ls52 4i