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EIRE BRICKS, Etc,--50O,O0O English and
Il Amerirne FIRE BRICKS; TILES, ROSN PALM OIL, Pl.AS-
lFRlNtI HAIR, etc, etc., for sale by
iangI Holm HAYNAN 4 co. 90 Mnunzne street.
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OF NEwOEIEAs MElGiAN.. .No. l2,l7?,
EeY VIRTUE Of a writ of teri facias to me
directed by the Hon j. Winter Second Justice OF the Peace
Parish Orleans the above entitled cause will proceed sell
public Banks
street, SATURDAY, 18Th March,
O'Clock NJ
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with TWOSTORY FRAME
tu ST. and with oer their' SITUATED IN tue Second
Municipality Of this M -, bounded by PelIlo Grave
l'Hr aud johnson streets, and designated by the NJ. II plan
u by Louis ring April % lsa and deposited III tin office OF D.
L. Aca Notary rubc said in English measure
81 tt II inches aud lines front lolnso by Isl inches
de- l"twreH parallel lines
Terms cash. GEORGE F. PEARSON,
1T BOD Constable Second Justices
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a. p. JONES, Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
~. Mansel eSoo parish I will practice the District
of the parishes of Natchtoge Sabine DSoo
To the Attorneys the 18th and 18th judicial
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YSUMPS and BATHING APPARATUS, a
IL etc.JofN McCARTY, PLUA ABER No. 1874 CAMP sStss
STREET Newoeais has just received and large Ia
Brass Cocks Pumps AA
Baths.
description
Ship aud Steamboat work promptly put up repaired
promptly attended
tRr- Charges moderate.
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A tENlENT--l50 bbls Roman. 5000 bbls New
ark and "sendale brands,
JOHN tlAiMAN II co, Agents for the Newark and
. Rsenlal Cement
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BUSINESS CARDS.

A DDISON Il CO., Wholesale Grocers and Corn-
IA mission Merrhmt-, g. poyiras ST., Newol.n". tce
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MCRh
MHCRAE Il COFFMAN, Cotton Factors, Com
lV mission and Forwarding Merchants, Gnviur street.
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w. a.
I'D OBERTS g. HOWELL, Attorneys at Law,
n q have formed partnership practice profession.
their services all those
business their care.
- OFFICE, Il COMMERCE. PLACE
They refer to Gov Joseph Walker William Pike Baton Rouge
NJ t. Mills g. Neans NJ Frank Garrison Fu4ur, Covert Cobb.
clinton Male, Cox Co., Oakley aw kins, A. Palmer T.
c. Pagan Co, MeRae, Comu Price ESQ. John Holiness
ESQ.,, Hon. Judge AlcCaleb, NewOreans. I hmW
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-24
Certified from Rec ,rd.
HENRY B. GRAVES. Luflee.

At Court of Probate ,lden at Plymouth
within and for the District Of Plymouth on
tho l4,h day d June, A. D.. 1854.
Present, AMMI GipDlNGs, Esq, Judge.
TT pom the petition Of Julia F. Stoughton of
~ Plymouth. in the County If Liichfield.
showing TO this Court. that she is Guardian
Of bIias Stopghton, George T. Stough,on
Ira Ii Stought"n and Justin o Stoughton of
Plymouth, within said District. minors e..
That said minors are the owners Of cal es.
tate situated in said Plymouth, viz a certain
piece OF land situated in said Plymouth on the
east side of"Town Hill" so called, containing
one acre more or less with a dwelling house
aud other buildings thereon standing, bounded
north, easi and soulh Oh orissn Halls land
and west on highway, valued at about thirty.
five dollars That it would be for the
benefit OF said minors to have said land sold
and the atails thereof disposed of Tor tie in.
terest ct said minors according to law, pay.
ing for liberty to sell said property Tor the
purpose Aforesaid. as per petition on file
1t is ordered b. ibis Court. that said Guards
ian giye notice of SAID Application, BY causing
the same to be published in Que of the News.
papers pEintedin L,tchfe.d in the County of
LIchheld three weeks surcessively. at least
six weeks before the hearing ;. and that said
petit lion will be hearda The Probate Office in
saidcistrict or the Nth day of August next
al 9 O'clock A. M.
Certified from Record.
AMMi GIDDINGs Juti.e
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-24
NAUGATUCK
e ALL II O "A ID,
IS
S1mner arrangement. commencing
1s,ik2G, 1852.

| TRAINS OUT OF BRIDGEPoRr.-Fir
| 4 Passenger Train will LEAVE Bridgeport
for Wins,e !, at 10 IS. A. NJ, or On the. arri.
Yo"k, connec ing az the junction. with the
10 90 4. NJ, Train from New Haven,
Second Passenger Train will leaxe Bridge.
port for, Wiasted, at sos P. Nj, or IN the arri.
val Of the $50 P. M Express Gain from
New Yosk, connecting At the Junction with
the 5 50 P NJ, Tain from New Haven.
Fin. Freight Train will leave Bridgeport
for Wins,ed at $50 A. nj connecting at
ratlord, with th- 500 A. NJ, Train from
New Haven.
Second Freight Train will leave Bridgeport
fr Waterbury mt 8, a NJ. connecting az STRAIT
ford with. the els, A. NJ. Train from New
Haven.
Third. Freight Train will. leave Bridgeport
for Waterbury at A asp Mi
| TRAINS INTO. BRIDGERORT.-F First
Passenger Train will leave Waterbury ~
| 6 90 A. NJ, connecting al the junction wit,
Train to New. Ha;en, and at Bridgeport with
the 7 IS, A. NJ. Train to New York.
Second Passenger Train will leave Winsted
at 6 A. Nj, connecting. at the Junction with
Train /, New Haven, and at Bridgeport witn
the IO,l5.A. NJ TFain,to New XOrk.
| Third Passenger Tran will! leave Wnsted
at Q p. NJ, connecting. at the JunctioO.w with
Passenger Train 10 New Haven. and at Bridges
port with the S. o. P. M. Train. Ia New
York,
First Freish, Train will leavs Waterbury
al P. VI,
Second Freight Train will.savs winstet at
| l2 so P. M,
Ou-, A Passenger Car, will be attached to
each Freight Train,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-24
Il taxes in certain cases, of parents, guar

Of taxes in certain cases, of parents, guar
dams, or employees Of poor childrep.
Biz passed securing to mechanics a lien
on lands and buildings, aud extending the
len to repairs.
Bill passed requiring railroad companies
to erect gates on. iHrnpikes. where the
same were crossed by railroad tracks, and
TO furnish keepers for the same.
The Senate took up the Order of the
Day, being the bin to abolish Capital Pun,
ishment
Hon. Mr.. Bill moved as a substitute for
the bill. that peVsQns under sentence of
death shall remain at hard labor in Stale
Prison one year after such sentence, and
until ordered 10 be executed by the Gen
eral Assembly.
The subject was discussed by Messrs
Mead, Latham. Train, HUlcom6, Bill aud
Butler, and the bill passed by vote of Is
to Ia strick party vote.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-24
MARRIED,

In this village, Goth inst, by the Rev.
Mr.. Lewis. Mr.. james TrOwbridge to Miss
Julia Ann Munger.
Ia Bridgewater, 9th inst, By Rev. Mr..
Noble, Mr.. George RearGsley and Miss
Mary Jane 6 IOrer, both Of BEidgewater.
Ia Waterbury June Eth, Mr.. Merritt
Frisbie, of SouthinglOu, to Miss Fidelia
Chatfisld, Of Waterbury. Mr. Ransom S
Reynolds, Of Woodbury., to Miss Emeline
Chalh held anf "R4erbury. Mr. LoehinVai
Abbott. to Miss Harriet E Human, bath
of Waterbury. b. :.
DIED.
Ep this town, June 3, Mary hEn C..
wife Of Roswell ScoViIle, and da pg hIer of
Cyrus Palmer, aged %. .'r
In New Haven, 10th iast. Jar,es r..
Hemingway. Esq aged 44--Chief Engin
eer Of The Fire Department
In New Preston. April 23l, Mrs Lydia
A. CogswelI, aged 81.
In Amherst, Mass. 3lst ult., Mrs joan
ma, wife of Capt. Lemuel Beebe, ard
daughter of the lale Nathan Seelye, ESQ,
of Bethel, Cogn. ip the 53d year of her
age.
In Milford. on the 9Th inst, David Miles
Esq. aged n years.
In Woodbury.. on the 22I inst, Mrs
Laura A Emerson, Of Windsor, Vt.-sis>
ler of Hon G Phelps.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-24
THE POPULAR
FAMILY DRY GOODS STORE

II and 10 Chapel street, New Haven, Conn.
WYE take this, method, oc Informing our
wv friends and, customers, and also those
Gentlemen aud their families who may be
called 10 New Hagen during the cemlpy sea"
son, that OUT USUALLY @
RICH & CHOICE STOCK OF
Black Silks oil Bpilsd. Elegant Brocade and
Armmre Fancy Dress Silks. Tissues. Berages.
Berage De LANES. Mpuselines, d. Badge,
French Jaconels apd Cambrics, has had
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS.
,wo,th added 10 il, within the last !hree weeks
which makes it worthy the laege patronage
which has been bestowed upoN II the last two
years. In addition we shall Offer. extra ins
JUDGEMENTS this season in,
WHITE CANTON GRAPE SHAWLs.
bought at UNUSUALLY low prices for Cash
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
In this line we are not TO be excelled. House
wives should not fail to come and see VI,
Particular attention IL also. paid to
RICH EVENING DRESS GOODS.
Silks, Mu.lins, Laces, Grapes, Sc. sc. in
white and colors.
i AN, AUCTION, PURCHASE.
j 100 yards Plain and Striped Glacie Silks.
usually sold at 81 90 we are now rapidly cut
ting them at rs, cts-it is clear saving OF
q or ! dollars Dress.
bales Heavy Brown Sbeetings at o is4cis
per yard.
Q Cases Bleaehed Sheeiings and Shirtings.
Cases of Merrimach and other styles Of
l2 10 cent Calico's
/ Case Printed .Muslius at l2.l-2 cts fast
Col0Es.
Do not fail to come and examine our as.
soriment. .. r sa
REUBEN, 4, JAMES RICE.
II and 10 Chapel street.
New Hlven, April 10 1852
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-24
FOR SALE.

W1SHlN 10 close my business in this
w place. offer for sale my entire
stock OF Stoves. Tin Ware, Machines and
Iools, for carrying ON the Tin business in
all its branches. tt -
The above will be old either with, or
without the Tools aud Machines, and to
any one wishing 10 enter the above bust.
ness, it is good opportunity, as the bust.
ness is we'll established and the stand a
good one The above win b. sold at a
bargain ''' y So "
- NV. CONE.
West Cornwall. June |. 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-24
RECEPTION OF THE NOMIN,
By Telegraph to the Neae Fork Times.

By Telegraph to the Nea0 Fork Times.
TRENTON, Monday. June 81.
The news Of the nomination of General
Scutt was received ere this afternoon amid
The greatest enthusiasm Of the Wings and
Of all of our citizens. General Scott will
carry New Jersey by larger majority lhau
either Clay or Taylor. You cannot imag-
inc the degree of enthusiasm. New Jer-
Sey will show where she stands
BoSToN, Monday June 81.
The streets are crowded with people.
discussing the nomination 10 rather sui
len mood. The 'Commonwealth' nees-
'aper, in heralGing the nomination, added.
State street greans." The Atlas office
las run up the Scott flag, and the friends
It the nominee have fred one hundred
guns on ths Common, The Iejqicipgs are
lar from being genera! or hearty
PORTLAND, Me-, Monday, June 81.
We are row firing one hundred guns Tor
Scott and G rahan. The wings are in 6ne
spirits, aad are celebrating tile occasion
with rockets, fireworks, &C., &c.
BANGOR. Monday, June ct.
The Wings are giving evidence of the
most hearty reipicings at the nominat lion Of
Scott. One hundred guns are now being
fired, aud the city is generally iiumina-
led by the friends of the nominees.
PHILADELRH,A, June 81.
The nomination of Scott has produced
great enthusiasm and rejoicing among the
Wings generally. The friends of Fillmore
appeared salisfe !. Gr;.ham's domination
IS also satisfactory. Preparations are max
ing for ratification meeting to~morrow
night aud IA salute Of 100 grns is 10 be
fired.
.r. BURIAL, Monday, June 81.
The nominations Of the Wing Conven>
ton appear 10 ba GhserfuIIy ncauiesced 10
by the wings of this city, WHO are rejoiced
hat the Iabors Of the Convention have
neen brought TO ii close. The adoption of
he Platform ais q, seems to meet with Gu
ire appreciation, and the W higs of this city
will give the non'inees hearty support.
DETROIT, Monday, June II.
The greatest enthu>ias SIN prevails a, the
domination of Gen. Scott. Within one
,our OF the reception of the news of his
ominaion, three hundred.guns were fired
this city, amid the most hearty cheers
f an immense asss mblage.
A ratification meeting will be held MS
Don as the nomination of Wee President
IS received.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-24

Alta Court of Probate holden at Norfolk,
within and for the District of Norfolk,
ON the 2slh day Of May. 1852,
Present, WIZ, X; PECK, Judge,
THIS Court directs the Trustee on the
Estate of Abner g. Parritt, assigned
tor the .beneat of his Creditors, 20 give
noIlcs 10 all concerned. 10 appear if they
see cause, Letore the court Of Probate for
me District Of Norfolk, at the Probate
Once In Norfolk, on HE 10Th day of July,
1902, at J O'CLOCK IN the a fternoon, 10 be
heard relative TO The appointment Of com
miSsloners, Oh said Eslsie, by posting a
copy OF this order IN the public sign pos,
IN said Noltok, aAd by publishing the
same IN newspaper printed in Lit, h.
heid, three weeks, ut least six weeks be.
f"re said 10Th day If July, 1852.
WIN, X. PECK, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-24
AUCTION.

BY order Of the County Court of Pro
bate tor tRe district OF Kent. will be sold
al public auction unless previously dispos.
ed OF ut private sale, on Saturday the 30
day OF July 1852, al 3 O'cluck A. N, Oh
the premises, SO much Of the real estate
belonging 10 BurnaI bas Hatch. late of sud
Kent, deceased. as will raise the sun OF
eight Thousand four hundEed and forty dol>
lars and eighteen cents, together with the
Incidental charges of safe.
yonN L, STEWART, (Adminis-
LEWIS SPooNER, traitors.
Kent. June 22d, 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-24
Goods! Goods /!
Do you want any Goods

Ifso, just call at WADHAMS' and look al
e best assortment ever offered in the County.
uch as,
Broad Cloths, at al.nost any price,
Fine Fanny CassImeres at 90 l.2 cts.
Berage de Lains, Muusel:n de Lains.
Muslins. sc. SC, from 10 to rs cts.
Black Silk wiG e for Mantillas. and Lace tc
trim,
Carpeiings Wool Table Covers.
10000 yards Ginghams, Calicos, sc. &C.,
from 6 to acts.
Ready Made Clothing.
100 Casks of Nails of ali sizes
100 Barrels Blue Jacket and Gcnncsee
Flopr.
Sugar, Molassas. Salt Fish, Soc. Sc.
WANTED.
Cheese. Buiter,< Lumber, Wood. Sc &c.
GEO, d WADflA MS.
Wo!co,lXile, May 81, 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-24
dOQ1a aHL 40 asv1sIQ INV 40 z
gs v ke4 xaaNaNan

The following is list of our authorized
Agents
WE g. G H Baldwin, Litch6eld; D
Ioice, Salisbury Barnum g. Richardson,
Lime Rock Relden & Miner. N.lls Vii
lage Gardner g. Sanford, West Cornwall;
Watson g. Smith, Sharon-Alsord Il
Brother. WolcotviVe-4 Eli Treat, New
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-24
II Office.

FHE members of the I.itchfield Savings
l. Society. are hereby notified, that the
annual meeting of said Society. for the
choice of officers, and the transaction O
such other business, as may legally come
belnre s"if Society. in Litch6eld, on Sal ur,
day The Goth day ofJune 1852, at 3 O'Clock
p. M.
GEO. c WOODRUFF, Pesident
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-24
AMMr GIDDINcs Judge.
District of Liichtield a. 5

Probate Court, June 7th 1853
ttSTATE Of Horqlio N. Lyman of Goshen,
IN SAID District, and Augustus D Chaplin,
OF P"tsheid. Connpnwealth Massachusetts
late mere hapis, in company doing business in
Canaan, Connecticut, under The name and firm
of Lyman 4 Chaplin, assigning debtors. for the
benefit Of their creditors. The Court of, Pro.
bate tor the District of LiichGrld, hath lmi.
ted and allowed. six. months from the date
hereof. Tor the cted,to OF said insoi"ent E,.
tate. IN which To exhibit their claims the, eto
and has appointed Charles F. .S.dgwick Of
Sharon. and John C. Amber uf Bethl I'm
Commissioners to receive and examine said
Claims. Nv
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-24

reputation that Of common street liar |:
aud further, that II lac shall come ia con.
tact with him. he will cOwhide him con-
sistently lth the 'spirit Of the age Mr..
Adams was. until recsntly, Methodist
minister. bat has been suspended on char
'ges preferred against him BY Rev. Mr..
Bidwell,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-24

Milford--Mr Tattle, Plymouth Hollow
Woodward s. Crast, Woodbury. II
SANFORD, Bird &c water-H Kilbourn, Miltoa
Comb Tomlinson. New Preston -Will
lam Hunt, Woodviile--W William Fry, East
Kent-E Skiff Cornwall BRIDGE Hollis
ter, Salisbury-Joyce g. Spurr, South Gu
man. M. w
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-24
cerIi6ed,by

HENRY b. GRAVES. Judge.
The Subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at Chamberlain HoteLin said, Canaan,
on the 23d day of June, and 9th day Of Deem
her A. ID, 1852. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
on each OF said DAYS. GOr the purpose Of attend
ing GU the business OF said appointment.
CHARLES F.. SEDG WICK. } Commits
JOHN C. AMBLER. sioners
All persons Indebted to said Estate, are re-
Huested to make immediate payment 10
MOSES LYMAN. Assignee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-24
District of LllchfieId. IS

DIStttCi VI I|ltCnHeld, IS.
Probate Court. June 7th, 1852,
STATE Of Horaiio N Lyman, of Gcshen
IL. IN said District an assigning debtor tor
the benefit OF Ills creditors. The Court Of
Probate Tor the District Of, Litchfeld4 hal h
limited and. allowed! six months from tive date
hereof, for the creditors of said estate in
whichao exhibit their claims the, eto. and has
appointed Charles F. Sedgwick. Of Sharon, and
John c. Amber OF Bethlem. Commissioners
to receive and examine said claims.
Certified by
HENRY B. GRAVES, Judge.
The subscr'be.s give notice that they shall
mes'sa Moses Cooks Hotel in said Goshen on
The gath day OF June and 18th day Of December
1859, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, ON each Of
said days. for the purpose of attending on the
business of said appointment,
CHARLES F. SEDGWICK. } Commits.
JOHN C. AMBLER. sioners
All persons indebted to said Estate, are re-
quested TO make immediate payment TO
MOSES LYMAN, As signee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-24

1879 Will cdnneCt q Sey'
mour, tHumph,eysvillsD with the A. NJ:
Train down, and on Mondays Wednesdays and
Frdays with the 4.P. NJ. Train. Returning
will leave every day on the arrival OFT the
6 o5 r. NJ. Train from Bridgeport and' on
Tuesdays, Thursdays asd Saturdays from the
10. IS A. M. Train iuom Bridgeport.
McNeiI's, Sage from Wsier.own will con.
meet at Waterbury every day. withihe $50
"A. M, Train down, returning on the arrival OF
,the 1885 A. NJ. from Bridgeport and On
Tuesdays. Thur sdays aad Saturdays. WIN .ne
3,35 p, m. Train down, returning 90 me p.; ~.
val Of The 500 P. M. Train fro" D''oss
port. ~, ,.;;l ronnect =,
,p,ymoui6 with the 3 A. M, train doxa sss
= t.rnir. on arrival Of the 10 90 A.. M Tram
from Man,," SAGE from Lileh6eId. will connect
!, I;t..bdeld Station. with both Passenger
iT To 1fFRFEiGHT,<HlPPERS -Frsigh, will BE-
wav billed from each Station for New York;
New Haven and Bridgeport.
no The facilities for transporting kreigha
having been greatly increased. shippers maI
rest assured that their goods will b. taSea
through 10 their destination with despatghs
PHILO HURD Superintendent
Bridgeport, April. % 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-24

u The Rev. Aznriah EIdridge. of. New
Bedford, Mass, has received e call from
he First Presby terian Church in Syra-
use, N, Y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-24
HOUSE.
A9ysdaq, June l7M.

The report OF the majority cOmmite.
on Free Banking was accepted. and mi
hori,y report RI iActed. = -
Rsport Of r Il committee on the Gran
by r R., acknowledgement accepted
Ike Order Of the Day, bill concerning
tipping shops was taken up. on motion o
MIR, Cge, Of WindhanS. - Az
Mr. Cdwles, Of darlington, said he b.
served tile law WAS mainIy transcript ui
the law OF Maine but he observed !,
provision in i, (sec. 25) for submitting it t.
The people, He saw not why. after W
Ind been sent here t6pass laws1-wA should
refer them 10 the people. He knew OF
He would have that seei ion Struck out
Mr.. Cowfss said that'the gentleman from
New Hartford had misrepressnted his
argument, who had thrown the question
into politics. Was not The gentleman elect
ed by small majority by pie dying himself
to oppose the bill! If there should be u
revolution in public sentiment, where
would the gentleman be next year ? A
vote by the people would not settle the
question. 1t would be handled between
parties until ii Tell through from indiffer
ence. The Wing party had claimed al
the talent of the House-he did not know
but they would claim all the decency -
and he didn't know but they would claim
to be the temperance party: They once
Boosted of being the hard cider party. :
Mr., Lester ING uireu which party he had
belonged to ID HARD cider tmes2
Mr., C6yfes dih not answer the question,
but continued his sa,iracle remarks upon
Mr.. Foster, .......... ....
Mr.: Foster said that Mr.. Cowles knew
nothing about his election. He had not
been elected on the Rum issue. He came
not as an opposer or in favor of this law.
The gentleman said The Wing party was
a dishonest party. He did not know what
it was at present. Perhaps it had been
o urged since he left it. The gentlem IN
had initiated that he had spent his time in
drawing portraits Ii he should attempt
10 draw the ganlleman's political character
he could not ind ink black enough.-[He
continued his reply very eloquently, to the
personal attacks OF Mr.. Cowles, to the great
diversion Of the House, who appauded his
hits with great vehemsnce.I
The previous question was moved on MIR.
Cowles' amendment,
And the House proceeded 10 vote by
yeas anu hay . ou tho atuoudmenCs Wnlcn
vas lost. cas- lO3. nays liza. -.
VA motion was hero made to adjourn !,
which was Overruled, andtO call the roll
being lost. the House proceeded to vote by
yeas and nays upon the bill, and with the
following reusult Yeas los, nays ia,
Che report of the committee on the sale
Of spirituous liquors was voted to be re-
jected,
An act to regulate the sale Of spiritppua
liquors, prohibiting the sale of less quanti>
ties than To- gallons without license, was
laid on the table with an order to print.
The bill allowing individuals to take
any interest by contract, not exceeding 10
per ccnt.-bei6g the order of the iay-was
discussed, and indefinitely postponed.
The free banking law came from the
Senate with few verbal amendments
In which the House Loncurred,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-06-24
TAKEN UP

aaS By the, subscriber on thu
Path Of May, two small rec
\ yeariags--one a heifer an
AM one bull. The owner 10
quested to prove property pay cnarse
and take her away.
JONATHAN WAX fH| -
Goshen, June 4. 1852. A~H