Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-09
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VJ At meeting ot the Stockholuers ol the Phenix Bank. heli al Hartford on the \ 2d day ofSeptember 1852, the following named gentlemen were appointed Direc tors of the Branch Bank at Litch6eld, viz |. George c. Woodruff. Samuel F. Bolles, i. C H. Hollisier, Q. s. Seymour. Wm. H Thompson. Lempel Iptlbut, John De Forest. s &asS t$
 At subsequent meeting of said fDi- rectors. (Theron Beach, Esq, the late President, having declined re-election,) George c. Woodruf Esq. was chosen Pres- ident, and Henry R. Coit, Cashier, of the Phoenix Branch Bank at AitchEeld.
 D-scouat days Mondays and Thursdays. urThe Woshington Female Academy, under the care of Miss MARY BRrNs- MADE as Principal. assisted by Miss liar :" rieL Landon, Mrs E. B.gChurch, and Miss Frances Brinsmade, will commence the. I Fall and Winter Terms on the First Tuesday of October next. & ~ ! For information please address Gen. 1 Briusmade- -as8s. a7 a .
 Washington. Sept. 3,aIs52.
 AcQUlrrAL OF DR CUMMINGS. v Philip c. Cummings of Cornwall. who was tried last week before the Superior Court sitting In this village, on a charge of Perjury, was triumphant1y acquitted 'by the Court anes Jury. It must De gratifying to the many l friends of Dr. Cummings, not only to learn of his acquittal in a court of law of the serious charges preferred against him, but also to iearT thai in the opinion of all who I listened to his trial, there wss no fUunda-
 tiou for his acclsation. The Jury, af.el listening 10 able charge f, on uige Church.
 retired to their room, and in three minutes
 they returned their verdict to the Court
 We are gratifsd ut this result. because il
 restores fellow citizen of our county; who
 has 'stos.i lsieaihp6 esteefned for his man, 1 virtues. s%a s@f fiFs' as'e s" ] V The annual meeting of the Clerical
 and Missionary Association of Litchfsld
 County, will be held in Sf. Michaers Church in this village, on "Wednesday,
 Ssptember 18th. 'a5
 O. The New York Democratic State Con, vention has nom,nsted Hora,io Seymour for Governor, and Sanford E. Church for Lieuten. ant Governor.
 ,s 0g- The Madison University, at its late Commelcement. conferred the degree ol IL D upon the Hon. George R. Davis oi Trey. Alexander M. Beebee. Esq. of Uuca, Hon. Charles Mason o Hamilton, and Duncan R. Campbell, President of Georgetown Col. Elege.
 D1Georgs Gould. Esq. Mayor of Troy. has been elected Vice President ot the American Institute ot Instruction. N a,.
 od- Congress adjoqraed on Tuesday the aist inst. afler7a session of nine months. Many important measures were disposed of during the las, few days of the session. The nomin. niion of Jerome Fuller as Chief Justice of Minnesoia. having been rejected by the Sem ate, Henry 2 Aasnor q fTtoy was nno,ninated and confirmed as
 .. 0i- Edward Gilbesi. late member of Con- gresS rom California;, has beeK killed in duel. He was formerly printer in the of fits Of the Albany ArGns-s +- s
 Oo-The Hon. E. Geo. Souier arrived in New York from Europe on Sunday last. -
 0J-The officers of the steamer Henry Clay. Including Mi Collyer, one of ihe, ,proprielers, have been convicted of manslaughier, and ad- rmi''ed to baiiin the suth of$l0ooo each.
 05.John Mix Of Waterbury was arrested in gSouihlngion on Friday last, for placing ob- slllctlous upon the track of the Canal Rail. 1 road. ,,gssss,e s ais ,.w sse s-Hon. Orin Fowler, member ot Congress from Massachnsells, died al Washington on Friday. He was born in Lebanon, Ct.. grad tiated at Yaisin 1875. and was saccessivaiy .l.astor nf sthe congregationi churches at .Piain6eld cl.an Fall River. Mass. N &g1Mss -----s--.-s~ssSs--.---S>-- s4 ss H < O. The Rev Jo6atban Coo has been transferred from St. James Charch, Wins | s.ei, ,o Trinity Church, Athens. N. \. The CaIssnder remarks-. !, is Yiih nn- isinsd regret ,hatswe announse the re.no- val of the Rev, !. coe from ours Diocrse. He hes been one of our mas. failhfnl and efficient laborers in slhe Divine yineyasd. The parishgats Ninstsd is d monamsntof his prudent, aeuloas aud sell, lf,denying de- yotiou to the great work of .plaissti,s and exteading the Church, Nor has: has his mis- M ssionarv zeal been limited 10 bis oRn par- M ish; bul ne has largely both sharsd iu and stimulated that miasionasy activity sRhish has. fora long 4ilne % hoaorably aissiH> gulshed Li,chRslds County. sFhe bsst wishes of many friends wilI accOmpany him to his new field of labor.' 'S v s 'ss@