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Adams. Jas. A.
Allen, Miss Mary A.
Atkerson, ]. H..
Alexander, Elard
Allen, Mrs. Catharine E.
Avery, William
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Buffalo, B. B. 2
Barker, j. B. *.
Byers, Wellington
Broadstreet, Miss Martha
Brogdon, A. ].
Bryant, R. S.
Barnard, John 2
Burt, p. B.
Best, It. T.
Bromell, Joseph Q
Boatwrights, John 2
Baldsoin, John
Barnell, A.
Brown, Owen n.
Boyles, Nathan
Baker, Andrew
Bracket, Edward
Baily, John S.
Bush, William,
Brooks, A. B.
Croker, H. R. Mrs.
Cartrick, Mrs. Mary
Carter, Jordan
Clark, E. w.
Carroll, John
Crowder, w. w.
Carpenter, Sarah Mrs.
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Burning. Patrick
Dodge, Marcus ].
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Ellington, ]. L..
Emmons, Prof. E. !
carp, Cullen
Edwards, Capt. Charles
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Feariend, Meas. S.
Fowler, Miss Susan
Ferrill, J. M.
Fish, Q. A.
Finch, Charles E.
Foreman, Miss Susan
Freeman. w lillian
Foy, e. D. H.
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Gill, Jesse
Gafford, Mrs.. Caroline Nj
Green, Thomas J.
Green, James3
Goodwin, Jefferson
Grifis, Edward
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Hodge, H. A.
Hobby, James A.
Harvard, Edmond
Hooker W iIliam
High, John L.
Hinton, w I'M. Fl.
Hill, Miss Mary Ann
Hilliard, Miss Lucy
Horton, Miss HELEN
Harriss, E. E.
Howard, Jas.
Horton, G. H.
Hoyt, Wm. r.
H udson, Hilliard
Hoskins, Thomas j.
Hayes, George
House, Miss Elizabeth A
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Jones, Vim. ].
Jackson, Mrs. Jane
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Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-23
DIED.

On board the steamship Winfield Scott of Panama fever, on his passage from Pan anna to San Francisco, Augustus B. Gray, of Sharon, aged 40years.
 In Bridgeport, 18th inst, Mrs Mary II. l, St. John, aged 70, years. Her remains were taken to Kent Eor interment.
 k At Wysox. BradioEd Co. Pennsylvania, on the 18th Sept. inst, D. Seth T. Bar stow, in he 73d year of his age. Dr. Barstow was native of Liteh6ald County, Town of Sharon, but had resided for the Hast fifty yeafs- stsestiy m the valley of llie Susquehanna, in ths county of Bradford. He was an elder brother of Hon. Cana, liel H. \Ba lstow, of Tiogn county, State of New York. and late Treasurer of that State. Df. Seth Y. Barstow was man ol more than ordinary talents. He received his medical education in, the University of Pennsylvania, when that insliution had for one of it's professors the celebrated Ds. Benjamin Rush, He was,a man of greai eurbanAy of. manners and few men, of bis 2times hadsa more extensive acquaintance with cassica. literatHre.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-23
9probate Mrtatd.
District of New MilfoFII. 1

DtStttCA VI 4NGN &Alt4OaHHH |.| I Ts Probate Court, Aug, 28fh 1652 HESITATE of HENRY BULKLFY, late of
 New Milfora, in said District deceased-- The Court of PIobaie for the Dist.iet of New Milford hath limited and allowed six months rom the date hereof, for the creditors of said Estate, fepIesen'ed InsolgentA in which to ex- hibn their claims ihei eso aud has appoint- cd Henry AleEwin and Harry Buckingham Commissioners 10 receive and cxarAine said claims. Certified ty
 2 FRED'K CfIfrTENDEN, JasleA
 The subscribers give mol ice tl si they shall meet at the la:edweIling house of he decreased in said New Milford. om the last Saturdays oi November ls52 and February 1858, at 10 o'clock in the forenooas. oR.eaci of said days for the purpose of aueading.onat the. business of said app ointment
 HENRY MERWIN } Commis-
 MARRY BUCKINGHAM sipners.
 All psrso IS itIde0ted to said Estate are re- qucsted to make immediate payment 10 ALBERT N.. BALDWIN, Ad minislra:r,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-23
PsnnsYlKnnia far Scatt.

We published yesterday an extract of n letter from one of our most distinguished Wings of Pennsylvania, giving the most gratifying assurances that Gen. Scott will carry the vote of that State. We received last night letter from friend in New York who adds ia postscript that, an intelligent gentlemen from Pittsburgh says that Scott will carry Pennsylvania by 20 ; 900 mni,rity" Besides this, the Washing lon correspondent of the New York Jour> nal of Commerce, who is decidedly opposed to the election of Sen. Scott, las lhe fok lowing under date of Sept. IA:
 "A gentleman of enlarged observation and great facilities for information, who IS a resident in the western part of Pennsyl' vania, and who was prominent Webster Whig, and has with hesitation and reldc- tance consented to vote for Scott,-informs us that. in his judgment, Pennsy lvania will go for Scott. put more reliance on his opinion than upon that of any one person whose views on the subject l have heard. ,
 The intelligence from all quarters is mosl cheering. If Ohio were as certain as New York and Pennsylvania, it would matter but little how Connecticut voted so far as a set, clement Qf the question is concerned; but as the free soilers may give Ohio to Pierce il is therefore possible that Connection may tnrn the scale. Work on then Wings and let us make sure of our good old State ''Now's '' the day and now's the hours ttl New Huyen Palladium.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-23
Mr. clcy's Confdence in seotl h,

Mr. Gcy's Confdence in Seoft he Hon. Edward Sianly related the lolIoW- ing incident in his recent speech io sI.e Wings of New York:
 "In 1889 when we were tl reatened with war with England, was with Mr. Clay on the 22d of February, when we met Mr. Van Buren. who was his private friend. though public enemy. while il was reported. that the newsof hoslililies would be heard:of by the very next mail, Mr. Van Bnren himself was somewhat shaken but Henry Clay said Sir. I have great confidence in Winfield Scott His prudence. his valor. his military iu.ig :, nient, cause me to entertain great hopes of his mission, and have no doubt wha. ever of his success. 7"
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-23
MARRIED,

In this village, 22d inst, by the Rev. Mir Brandagee. Everett H. Wright of Milton to Miss Louisa S. Landon, daughter of the late Capt. Se4h Landon.
 In Plymouth Hollow, Sept IS, by Rev MT. Chandler, MT. s. J. Hotchkiss, o Plainvil!e, Ct., to Miss Augusta c. Payne ol Plymouth. ..5 ~..
 In Canaan, Sept IS, by Rev. Elisha Whittlesey. MT. Edward M. H,Il to Miss Elizabeth Gillett, both of tha. place.
 At Cour,land, Alabama, in seclusion, al the house of J. $. Donnell, Esq. Sept ? by Rev. R. Donnell, A. W. Bentley, NJ. D.. to Miss Julia B. Peters, of WoodsiIIe, Conn
 In Milton, on the 18th inst, by the Rev A, Gliswolf. MT. Philo' H Cummings O Goshen. and Miss Charlotte A. EriswoI' daughter of Julius GliswoA Esq. of Milton
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-23
The Court of Rrobate-for the District o

The Court of Probate. for the District o
 A Lilchfeld hasih limited. and allowed ,ix months from the date. hereof, for the creditors to the Estate of Mrs AM Y FISH late of Litchfield, in 80 d district de- ceased. in which to exhibis thsir claims for allowance an! settlement. Those neglect ing to present their accounts within said lime, properly attested, will he dsbarned a recovery. All persons indebted to said es- ate are requested 10 make immediate paymentt0
 DANIEL, STODDARD, Adninis.raior
 Litchfelj Aug 3l. 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-23
Districi of I.itchfsldass.
Prohale. Cnnnt SaplAmhe, 6. Is52. {

Proba'e. Count, Saplaalbel B-ISo2f }
 Estate ol NORMAN WAlEtAMS rate of Goshen.in in said district, deceased.
 Ordered-That the administi ator exh ibi his administration account 10 this Court for adjustment, at the Probate Office in Litch6ed on the 18th, day of September 1859, at nine o'clock forenoon-a d that all persons inter -sted in said eslate may be notified thereof. the administrator will cause this order to be ,,uhlished,in a newspaper in Litchfeld county md post a copy thereof on the sign post in sd own of Goshen nearest the last residence oi he deceased at least six days before said tla! assigned. A true capy ofrecard,
 OLIVER AG TODD, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-23
BAENABAs, W. RooR. Clerk.
At a.court of. Probate holden at Cornwall

At acourt of. Probate holden at Cornwall,
 within and for the District of Cornwall on
 the lst day of September 1852.
 NN mo.ionsof John H Welch, adminislra- sNItor oa. the estate of JULIUS BELL, late of Cornwall! within said district. deceased,- This court decrees that 6 months from liis date be allowed and limited fnr the creditors of said Estate 10 exhibit their claims against the same 10 the said Administrator, < directs that ublic notice be given oflhis order by adver. Using, ina newspaper published in Litch6eld, and by ptsling ccpy thereof on the public sign pos. in said Cornwall, nearcs, the place where the deceased last dweit. ts
 Certified by FREDERICK KELLOGG, Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-23

@ Everybody has heard of Ogden Hoffman, the eloquent Hofliman--for> merly in Congress from the city of New York. Often as we read his brief tut noble speech at the Ratification meeting in New York, we have never read it without fresh delight. The following is it's impressive peroration:
 ''.Many time I thought that justice would be done to the venerable old s5idisr, and, notwithstanding my weariness. | would speak for hours upon 9 subject SO pleasing to my feelings. remember, when was a member of Congress, when he was about to leave his family for an. inhospirable c- mate, it was, there first knew Winfield Scott. He was Whig all over and h,s companions were Clay and Criltenden and other true Wligs. Lpal appIanse.l He then went to war; and let American hiss rory blush for the fact! Rome gave a tr pmph to the victorious citizen-England, for less than half the duty Scott performed, has made a. Duke. Scott was recalled by the administration. He bowed to the ediel returned home with but one faithful ser san (and he was m Irishman) and the first place he entered was the little village church, where forgetting all his victories, he fervently returned thanks to inc Divine Creator for his boun,ies. say. Scott has heen most unjustly treated he was arrests ed, but tle never was tried. We will try him next Noyember.n
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-23

El Y ordeF of the Court of Probate for the h1 District of Kent, will hs sold at pub lie auction on Monday September lS S52. at one o'clock afternoon, % much cts the renI estate of JOSEPH CRANE. late Qf sald Kent, deceased, as will raise the sum of four hundred and twenty. four dOllars aud lorty four ceuts. wilII the incidental char ees of sale. to take place ataths dwelling Rouse belonging to said Crane. decaaaed.
 JOHN l.. STUART. AdminlstratoF.s
 Kent. AugnAl 3la 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-23
Tho State Normal School.

The annual examination of the Nor maj School at New Britain, is to be held on Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. 2Sth and 29th. The public exercises will commence on Tuesday evening by dis- course addressed to the graduating class, delivered at the North Church by kev. T. D. P. Stons, and continue until Wednesday evening as follows.
 Sept. 27th. Monday, 9 P. M.-At the Normal Hall. Poem, by Edward E. Robbins, Esq. in connection with the an- Rual meeting of the State Teachers As sociation, by Rev. Dr. Cleaveland of Providence, R. I.
 Sept. 2S, Tuesday, g 4. .M. and 9 Rs M.-At the Normal Hall. Examina- ton of the classes in the Normal School ; P. M.-At the North Church, Address before the Barnard Society, by Rev. Prof. Jackson. of Trinity College. Hartford. Address at 8 P. M. before the GaIaudet Society. by Rev. Prof. Haven of Amhs, st Mass.
 Sept. 29. Wednesday,. g 4. M-At the Normal Hall. Examination of candi- dates for Diplomas; 2 P. M.-Anniver- sary Exercises.
 During the fall vacation, Teachers In. stitutes will be conducted by the Officers of the Normal School. as follows, unless other notice is given :-Oct. II, at Clia : ton Oct. Is. at Kent, and Ham p,op <; Oct. 25, tt New London; Nov, |. at New Haven ; Nov. 3. at Hartford; Nov. 8, at Stratford and Tolland..
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-23

THE Court of Probate for the Dis
 \ trict of Litchfeld hath limited and al, lowed six months from the date hereof, fur the credio sio the Eslaie of JEMI MA VAlLL late of Litchfleld In said, District. deceased. l., which to exhibit their claims for allowance .nd settlement. Those neglec,ing io present their accounts wiihih said lime. properly at tested, will be debarred recovery. All per sons iudebied to said estale are requested to make immediate payment to
 MYR0N OSBORN, Execntof.
 Aug. 26th 1852. R 8 h
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-23
ni.IIrl q Nau nIiIlara. z.

Probate Court ,September6, ie52, TIPON apriicnlion of Hhilandef Hatch q
 ~ New Milford, in said dislficls showing to this Court that hs is GuaEdian Co Myren Buck, Andrew Newton Buck and Curiis Bnck~ Minors, residing in ahd belonging tO said die. lrici, and that said mi0ors are the ownefs of the following real eslaTe, viz Ons tract con. iainlng about % acres, boumdrd souain ons tha' old New Preston turnpike road, west on land of oamuel R Hill, John Conch and Dalssel Day ton, north on land uf said conch and tf Leman Ackley. tast on highway. AnothrT piece Os about 6l acres, buuHdff north on said tornpike. tpai,. west on d nel fgAa laaainek from Clever HnngeiiasEi's and on lsn9 oA Samuel R Hill aud others. eoulli Qp land oh Ahraham or Eunice Peet.. east bsk SaHueh
 Hateh's land and lalsal ak RlsilandeE Hstehs Also another piece sG sAnui GO. afres, and iSs
 sItua; cd on Bear Hili SC called. being we'd
 land, sOH,ldcd on the north by lah& of sa5G. Cough. aud land of said Hill. west on land sA E HrnEy MerMiA. south on Abraham Rubetts' land; east on, said Pes.'s land and Others-~ l always excrpting. a posiion Uf said land which 1 has been set of, lo tine widow Laura Buck 1 during hcFs life " ValOea sat three .hQusap0
 dollars. aud showing just aud feasynable eassa. | iur selling the said real q state--pthying fer
 an order, and that he or some Oihef meet person be empowered 10 sell the same. as>laeT eappi'cation on file, dated the 9th day Ot Sept.
 ls53, oteefnliy appears- sss8
 Ordered, Tnat the foregoing application be heard a: the Probate OIfl.. iit New MilfDid 0a
 the thirteenth day of N, vember 1852. al oIss
 o'clock afternoon; and,thAt naiice thereof lssS tpublish, din some public newspaper near tlise
 place wheEe. .sthrh real esiate lies. three westss
 successiyc.S as lcasti six weeks before aadt
 time assigned 8K5tAEB | Clarified from record,,
 | FREDERICK CHlTFENDEN. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-23
Aug. 26th IS52
THE Court Of Probate fo, the Dis.

THE Court Of Probate for the Dis. A trict ot Lilchield hath limited and allowed six :aonths from the date hereof, for the creditors 10 the @esta'e of RENJ AMIN VAILL, lato oi Litchfeid. in, said, distr,ct deceased. in which 10 cxhi.ii theis claims tor allowance and settlement. Those neg. lecling to pFeseni their accounts within said time, properly attssied. will he ,barred . recovery. All psrt oas indsbsed1o said estate are requesiod tD make ,imaned;ate payment 10
 HERMAN l.. VAIL, t Exec.
 CHARLES VAILL. uiors Li,chhel', August % 1852. .' l
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-23
.Nean Firm.

E OSBORN & co. having pnlcha>
 sed the stt.re Cf Goods of Samuel Buel, ". D., will continue the sale of DFy Goods, Groceries, Paints and Oils. Particular aiten- tiuh will be paid Ia The sale 0i DRUGs and MEDICINES, all of winch are warranted pure, All sales will be superiniended by Dr. E Osbo"n, whose lorg experiences shall give satsfaciioa.
 The subscriber would respectfully offer his services lo the inllabitant3 of Li.chs field and it's vicinity as Physician and Surgeon. B OSBORN, Nj. D.
 Litchfeli, Sspt 15 1852
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-23
 Signs.

The Columbus (Gs.) Enquirer, which has always been Union paper. has hoisS ted the names of Scout and Graham at the head of it's columns. and intends to do battle manfuIly for the old Whig cause. They were induced to this course by the proclaimed dissolutionof the Union par ty, and the manifest determination of its leaders to give the State to Pierce. As no third candidate can have any chance of success, they say Mat, 1s selection must De made 6etWeeD SeOI and Pierce. AND THEY HAVE MADE THEIR CHOICE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-23
Archit

e. & A. JORDAN ARCHITECTS.
 PIG Main Street, Haryordj Conn. AGAFFER their services to gentlemen a. E0r bout to build, to committees of Public Buildings, Churches, School Houses, &c. Plans for all kiBds and styles of dWell- ing houses, &c., actually buift and in pro- gress, can at aIl lines be seen attheir of. fee and as it is more economical and saves muchAafeer disappointment to have plans. and specifications well matured be. fore commencing. it must be desirable for those about to build to secure the seryices of experienced Architects.
 They also undertake thesinspsctton oi works during tho progress as well as fur, nish designs for every style Qi interior de- coration, fresco painting, nsonnments. tab lets. &c. Charges aIways inodcrate. Jan. 20, 1852. 37 HYDRs JULIO RAMS, Cast Iron Cistern L1 Pu.nps, Sheet Lead. for sale by
 J. w. CONE. All kindsO( Job Work done with prompt ness. Eve HFeughs Tin Roofing, Ac.
 Mesl Cornwall. Aug 10 1859.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-23
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
 OF TIE LaMdOm IPOM Company.

DE known that We the suSs .rib.rs do h he. coy associate ourselves as, a body polltIc and corporBte, pursuant to The four . lee ,th chapter of the act entitled an act con cernlns communities and corporations, and the Following a4e our Articles oly Agreement and AssociaIIon- rsF e~ A<fs "A
 l. The name. of t.,is corporation shah be -..rh: Landon Eron Company"
 3. The capital of said corporation shall De Twenty 'fnousanf .)olars aird' shall be idivls ded into shares ot Twenty Else Dollars each. i The purposes for which said corporation is established. are, the manufacture of pig Iron, ,the digging, raising, bnyIng, selling, w9rking and sm .iing iron ore, the obialnins ol iron from cinders and the buying. selling and d-ai- ing in p,g iron goods, wares. and metch an- -dis-. ani all sach real and personal esi ale as nml, be necessary and convenient for engaging in and carrying on the business herein speci> Flied. .f1
 s The statute law oi this State relating 10 j pint stock corporai )ns, $ her. by particulars Fly referred 10 and made part ots these articles k and the corporation hereby established and organized under and pursuant to the same, kshall have the powers enumerated therein .antl. proceed according to. the regulations of ssaidslawS
 s Each sUbscriber to these articles agrees 10 stalke the, number od shares annexed 10 his snameof the capital stock of said-corporation, :, leach share to be twenty five dollars as afre- said. and't0 se paid for in instailmenis or in full as The Directors of said company or cOr> operation shali cal inthe same.
 The said corporation is located at Sharon Valley, in the county of Litchfcid, ahd State .of CoDnecticut.
 Horace Lsndon ofSalisbury, 500 shares.
 Robert Bgstwick oi Salisbury 200 shares. |, Fitch Lar.dAn of Salisbury 00--sh4Fes.
 FORAGE LANDONs
 ROBERT ROsTWicK. Difectors
 FITCH LAlSD0N,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-09-23

kAt Court of Probate slden at Plymouth within and for the District of Piyinnulh ou the l6lh day oi Augnst, A. D.. 1853, Present, AMMI GiDDiNGs, Esq, Judge. l T PON tile pytilion oE George il Bradley o | O PlymoBih. in4thc Conaty of Litchfisid, showing lu this Court. that sbe is Guardian of the person and estate of JOHN 4 BEaKss- LEE. minor resident of Louisville, K.n- lucky. That said minor is lhs uwner of real estate situated in said Plymouth, vizs. one piece of land In lee simple, in Plymouth !iDl low, and on ihe west bank 0i the Naugatuck River, bounded north on William Woodruff, east on the NongatUck river. south and west on Marvin Blakeslec. cantaining TWO and . half acres, more or less, valued al about one hundred < fosiy dollars. That il W 'uld D. lus tAe benefit of said minor to have said land anld and the sails thereof disposed of for He ins terest ot said minor accordingto to law, pfay- ing fo- lib .rty to sell said pTopefly tor the purpose aforesaid, as per petition on file
 IL is ordered h, this Court. that said Guard ian give notice ofsaId appiicaiion. bg causing the same to be published n0nc of the News- papeis prinied,in IEir hfe.d in the County nG Litchfeld, three weeks snccessively. at least six weeks before lhe hearing and that said petition will be heard al the Probate Office in -aid eistrict se ths 2a5 day of October next. at o'clock P. M.
 Certified fTaas Record ss
 AAaazs GapplNGs Judge.