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DIED.

In this village. 2lst inst, CHARLEs j..
kILB 'uRN. n. D., aged 3g-eldsst sun ut
Z ruuIH" KIIhUnrn, Esq.
DR. X. grndImIrd ~ The F'irield Nv. w
Medical College 10 1872 r"c"ivImg his de>
gre" Irnu tie z geui- Uf Ih" UriVrrs,Iy Oi
Ihe Stale Vi ACS YUIk. Soon aErr, fe
commenced lhe practice ~ ii- prorsSion
IL Dmc,cs County. N Y. whicA nc COOS
tirned successfully lnr several yeas unul
failing health cnuI; WIi-d linn to abandon the
Iirl of his iHhnrS aud Of lbs hopes. The
winter "f l85O-'5l he spent in ST. Angus
time, FlnrlhH. whiII-r hs had TeS"rIed with
IRE fond anticipation thai the nilder aI,nOS-
pllere Of the South might permanently re-
store hiS wasting energies. Tie returned in
the spring. will his health and sp'Iiis some
what revived About year since, he was
app, in'ed Treasurer fur the State OF Con
nec,icu, Of the ~ ash;nglOn National Mons
nnleat Eund, the duties Of Which he cOn-
timed 10 discharge until u short time pre-
' Gus To his drcease. lie was gentleman
If fine talents. genial heart, and agreeable
manners. and leaves many friends tn mu;ru
his mmrin"l, departure. Ills end was peace.
On Sunday Afternoon last. an able and i'm
prpAsiv+ funeral DISCOURSE, on the 'cc Isi',,
If his death. vas preached Ivy The Rev. D. l..
ParmeIee Of South Farms. 10 The COmgrega
,iou"l CHURCH in THIS v'IInge.-tC"m.
In N"rhfieht, I9,h inst. Mrs Julia Cros>
by widow of William Crosby. aged 80.
IL Turringlon, on the 2lsf inst. LORRAIN
THRALL. E,q aged IS. lie was u>rtui
ami prominent citizen. hal represented the
town in the Legislature. and was well
known rs an agrcuituraIist.
IL Falls Village, Goth inst. Miss Mary L.
Cani-ld aged 26.
In. Washington. l2,h inst. Miss Abhie.
daughter Of " ,lIiam MOohy. Eaq. aged p.
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Of every description made to order, Of any
required pattern.
LAW aud PROBATE BLANKS. re
visea according To the must approved iortns,
and printed "n 6ne paper.
PAPER-Cap. Letter, Legal and Draw.
ing l"prr-a full supply iI"m the best man
utaclOries always On hand.
BOOK BINDING, Of every description.
executed in the hes. style Of work amship,
at lis Chapel street. New HAvEH.
GEO. B. BASSETT.
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Store Stand For sale!

TnE Store. House, Lot. and appurt-nan.
c-s 'hsre"nlo belonging. situated in
LnclI6-ld three doOrS ives, If the Court
House, formerly occupied by Lyman ].
Smith ant now occupied by IL B Ricl,HEds.
for Grocery add Provision Store. is Of
Tered f,r sale. aud viii bs s.,ai cheap. The
erns Of pay ment eau be made easy to any
ono WHO WIS. Ga TO purchase. Enquire Of
LYMAN ] SNIrH. ur
GEO IL. BALDWIN,.
Liich6eld. ia gath, 1858.
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Fire Insurance !

WIFE H1lTsgned baIng dulV appointed
Agent tpc the Wrsiern as+arhu+ei's
Ere Insurance COMPANY. 4. m"w prepared T..
receive applications fur almost all kinds #
F' op-r,y "n as .lv"rabIe terms as any re+pon-
Gible stock company.
8. VI. GRANNISS.
Liseh6eId, 0ctOber 9 ASA,
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FOR SALE.

VENHE House and I.0f, the residence Of
the late Rev Isaac Jones. Those
knowing the plare. viii need no description
others will. see it, h~fHe buying. 1t IL
ui4asanlIv located in South Street, In the
village "f Liici'6rId aud" OF the 'n"st
desirable places in the village. For terms
&C.. apply to the SnbScribar. Possession
can be had Immediately.
A. 8, LEWIS, Grardian.
Liteh6eld NOV. 1852.
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To LAWYERS,

r have some fifty volumes Of Law Books
l. which will sell much below the book =
sellers price. as have duplicate copies. such
a. Greenieaf on Evidence K. h's Commenia.
rips. Jnrrnan M Willis, GcuId's Pleading. Ste.
.rhens' Nisi Prius, &C sc
CO. BELDEN.
I.iich6eld. Dec 9Th, 1852.
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(" n. Richards has jnst receiv.4 .srRe
L F.. assortment Of French Cloths f.T Ladies'
soms oesuiifu; shades. which he will
.eil cheap Tor cash. Also. TRUNKS. VALE
SES, CARPET-BAGS and LADIES SATCH.
ELS, to be sold cheap. Please call 81 his
Claiming Eslsblishm. mt. first store east Of
Wheeler's Hotel, West street.
TIL RICHARDS.
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STOVES
Can he had at the Shop of
J. w. CONE
In ~ eat Cornwall.

almost al customers own prices. The So
lection can be made from the following
patters, which are the very best in the
market.
Annexation Alright, 4 sizes.
Banner,
May, Flower,
Huron,
Lady Of the Lake,
Troy Star,
Western,
Irving,
SANKEY'S Green Mountaia Rotary.
Also, l6 different varieties Of Palloi
S,Oves.
BRASS KETTLES, CISTERN PUMPS,
~H~ wv - mN MG9
Brita mia TEA AND COFFEE POTS, &c
nEPlea<e call and see.
October, 1852.
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0OOO securiIv and 3 per ren pr annum
VI wiIIb given for One or Two Thousand
i"llars for perindol Tvs" years,
The name Of the advertiser il left al the
Enquirer office.
December 1851.
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PAY YOUR BILLS.

A L. persons indebted TO the Subscriber by
"A. Mite sr Book account are requested TO
make INN ediate payment to :he same 1t Is
hoped that shall be to no further trouble
but to receive the Cash.
4. G. RR \DFORD. Cheap Store.
W OleOtiviile. Dec. 81 1852
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n q ~ - " O

ENttE uAAessixned takes this method of Te~
/ turning his sincere thanks 10 his friends
aud the public generally tor the vesy iibera'
patronage he hsA received At their hands,
lie would, also rerniod them that pictures are
taken daily, al his Gallery. which are much
admired. and pronounced by good judges l."
be superior 4" those taken At any other Essab-
Iishment. Remember the light 10 always beat
for taking DaguerrsOtypes in the early part
Of the day.
Litchfield Dec 23ih 1852.
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PROPOSALS are solicited until the LIST
Ut February FIR the erection Of S,"ne
Dam for the Washinee Company. I" be
$50 foe, long aud avarase about IL feet
high.
Particulars and spec fcnticns given by the
subscriber at The office III the Company.
M. l.. GRAHAM.
Salisbury. Jan II. 1853. 2w
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FOR SALE.

TNHE Subscriber. beirg abont to change
L his place IF residence. offers for sale
his place. beautifully situated one mile
west Of the village Of Litch6eIu. consisting
Of ten acres f clioice lamo. with n good
house. and barn heleon. with god we'll
III water. anl excellent fruit. Those wish
ing to purchase will do we'll to call soon.
rs il will b- sold cheap. Possession given
the first Of April.
JAMES +. MlLLARD.
January 14lh 1853.
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NAU 0ATUCK
RAIL R q A d.
- 60 =
Wi~ter arrangement. commencing
December 1911. 1852.

W:.1D. lprn nnDsASnP rn,n m rnrsnn
'~, n..I. 'o,I 90"
-pa,NS OIJr OF RRIDcEpoRr -E;-.,
D.sss"s.r Tram wi, Ia.vs Rr.dv.r..,
49,. u.;a...a a., 80 DC An ~ Ill.,. s,
W., - ,..s n Ev,rs.. T.,,o ,,nr, NJ,
Yo-k. connecting a: the Junction with, the
n,n a M Trs,n tram Ns,S H.vsr "'''"e
Ssc,rd Passenger TIain will leave Rr;dve.
vort for Wins,ed al G. O5 p. NJ. or IN the arri.
p ~, .,S'h. a 40 p. M Exnrs.s rra;m from
Nsw York. connec,ins a, the junction with
tho ( A5p NJ. Train from New Haven.
E;rs, Freight Train will leave Bridegroom,
for W;ns,.S a, rt4o A M
S..onI Freight Train will leave Bridge DOR,
f,r Wa,erhnrv At 4. OO. P.M.
TRAINS INrO BRIDGEpoRT.
49,. n 49, Nv ~ DIV MI, 'n Co.. :.
"A NJ cnnnec,irg At The Junc,,on with a
Ar ~:
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AN the l2thor 18th OF January instant.
" pair Of Gold Spcciacles was lost.
lin this village) they were inciosed in u Reds
Leather Case The fiRder will be- literally
rewarded by leaving them at this Office.
L,tchfeld, January "a. 1853.
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NO X'ECE.

OvOkACE.
THE Subscriber would give notice to
those WHO have been engaged in ma
king Shirts for 0 F. WINCHESTER Of New
Haven, that all work now out must be re.
turned as s0On as possible to me.
AlsO-that Charles Nc Neil is appointed
AN agent and will continue to receive and
give out work at the WOleotlville Variety
Store.
WOlcottyilIe, January Ia 1853.
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RUFUS FULLER. Judge.

The Subscribers give notice that lney
shall meet at tho dwelling house OF Ed
ward VI. Judd Ia Kent in said district on
the 18th day of January and the 20!h gay
of Juno A. D. 1853 at ten O'Clock IN the
forenoon. on each Of said days, tor tho pnr.
pose Of attending on the business OF said
appointment. -
RALPH PRATT. sioners.
All persons indebted to said Estate are
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EAII. HATS.

EoR sale by the subscriber a. snc 49, 49,
ing. Establishment. OF James I.oWos1s:
~ WcsS street. an assortment d slik tass -
the tall iash'o@s' HIRAM JACKSON.
Litchaeld. October II. assa,
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Connecticut.
Subscribers Names Number of Shares
Asa = Blakesles Thirty Shares
Ii aus MaIsh Twenty Four Shares
Norris Penfield Twenty Four ShaT,s
WIN Newton Twenty Shares
Edward Cue rnsey Twelve Shares
John Goldsmith Twelve Shares
Samuel A Mcrwin Ten Shares
Frederick Hocomb Ten Shares
FTetserick c Newton Eight Shares
N"rris Way Eight Shares
Levi Hrai"n Eight Shares
Frederick hi Blakeslee Eight Shares
Merritt A Clark Eight Shares
Jeremiah Peck Eight Shares
RsnaIrt Humist"n Four Shares
r. ns"n Newton Four Shares
George Guernsey Four Shares
George Il Andrews Four Shares
Garner Il Curtiss -Four shares
Horace Hubbard -Four Shares
Samuel Guernsey Four Shares
WIN = Munger Four Shares
Edward Smith Fonr Shares
Norris l. Guernsey Two Shares
Charles W Biakeslee Two Shares
Per Order Of the President and Board Of
Directors.
s. 4. MERW!N Secretary.
Dated Northfeld, J,nua.y II, 1853
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~ 0D TM0Ho
a IL persons indebted to me by Book
"a or Note are hereby notified that pay
me"t mnst be made, on or before the 10Th
OF January next. MY business engage"
mems are such that | shall he compelled
10 enforce q strict compliance with this
invitation. "A word 10 the wise II sun
cieui' tIENRY B GRAVES.
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EMzs RaSIDENY.
s1TCGcGeS or sHNxOcGssEEOaG
VT THE-
w A = H ANE co.
'0CGNEEOAG

HE II Known that we, the subscribers
- have associated and do hereby assO
,:iate ourselves AS body polite and cor
pOrale pursuant TO the statute law of the
State Of Connecticut concerning Joint stock
corporations. aud the following are our
,rlIcies of Association
Article |. The name of the corporation
shall DO the g Washinee Company"
Art. 2. The capital stock Of said corpor>
'tiOn shall be Fifteen thousand Five Hun.
lred Dollars and shall he divided Into
shares Ut twonuy five Dollars each.
Art. 3. TIE purposes for which sail
corp IratIon are: The manufacture Ol
vo.len yarn aud any other articles, the
component parts vi which shall be wool, or
"uoi and cotton also buying. selling aud
.iealng in goods, wares aud merciIand.Ze,
and all such real aud personal estate AZ
n,Sy be nee .ssHry and convenient for cue
gAg,ns in aad carrying on the business
herein specifics.
Art 4. rIo statute law Of the State of
Connecticut relating TO joint stock cOrpor.
alions is hereby particularly referred to
aud made part Ut these articles: and the
corporation hereby organized and es,ab>
l,siled uuJer AMI pursuant 10 said statue
shall iiave the powers aud proceed accord
ing to the regulations prescribed aud specs
ifed in said statute.
Art, S. Eacn su ,scriber 10 these articles
agrees to tlke the NUMBER If Shares annexed
~ his name "t the Capital Stock ot said Corr
poraitOn (cach share To be Twenty-Five DOL
lars,) and 1" paJ the same BY inslaiiments as
the Directors snail order.
All. 6. The agents Of the corpurafion
shall in no case be authorized to use the
credit "f the corporation for an aMloun'
exceeding three HUNDRED dollars, unless
specified authority therefor Nv wri,lng shall
DO given in each Call by The Directors.
All. Z. SAID C"rporaiiom Is established and
located at Salisbury, Ltchield County Cons
n+cticui.
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District Of Kent. %. I
Probate Court. Dec. 27,h 1852:

PTOOaI6 COuTI. DEC. Z7H Icy.
ESTATE Of CANFIEI.D LOPEK' late
IA of Kent. 10 said District. deceased
The Court Of Probate Cor the District OF
Kent hath limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof, for the Creditors OF
said Estate. represented insoivsn., IN
which 10 exhibit their claims thereto; and
has appointed John NJ. Raymond and
Ralph Pratt, Esquirss. Commissioners TO
receive AMI examine said Claitns. Certi"
fed by
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a. ~ ME HDm
A very pleasant and rich Donation WISH
on the Is: Monday Ot ;he present mouth.
is thankfully ach""w edged bv the s"h-c'i-
Der. HARLEY GOODWIN.
S. Canaan, BAN III. 1853.
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]. G. BATTERSON'S
MARREL WORKS,

AUTyOFWo VUWWs
Monuments aud Tom5s Of American ana
italian Marble. Baptismal Fonts,Ma.
ralTablets, Urns, Vases, Mantles-
Table Tops, Italian Tile foe
Floors, &C., constantly
on hand or furnished 10 Ordet. =
Hartford. June lat
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E%0DV 50

W ne >nb.c ib,.r has few par Of rn"ice
4 Fowls fr sale %: the following variety.
n-R''.al C,,chin China. Red and Buff
xhans haze, aud White Do,king also few
Co,'ks Il the BLACK Spanish and Silver q! pan
gleh Ha;nburgh varitiies
The above F6 wis are tue as to character
and may be relied on a. SUCH
X o. MITCHELL.
Lakeville, lCt.l January IL, 1853.
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ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
0T THE
NOrehfield Manufacturing COmnanV


T. Il known that the -uOsc. Dels ,.ut suan'
II To the provisions Gf an act relating 70
ant Stock CoIpWatinns passed May Session
lS47' aud the several subsequent acts and
amendments iheIe"I have ass". lated ana u
hrrehy ASS ~ialt OHTseive" as a b.dl poll ic
anu Corporate and the following are the arli-
Giles 81 our agreement ant association.
Art. l. the tame and firm ut the said
C"Tp"raii"n shalt be the Mortified Manu(Ac
turing COMPANY.
Arr p The Capital Stock of said Corpora,
iion shall be Six .housa:.d D0llarS aud d,yi>
ded mt" Iw" hundred and forty shares Of
Twenty FIVE dollars each
Art j. The SAID Corporation il estsblsh>
ed for The purpose Of Manufacturing Wagons.
Carriages AMI SleIghs, ID for saving Boards,
Shingles aud Laih, and for turning az is,rees
and other irregular forms, and the carrying on
the blacksmith business, and alJo to purchase.
hold. anc sell real estate and such gOu6s and
effects as shall he necessary and convenient.
f"r the prosecuting the business aforesaid.
and Tor the further pu pose Of Manufactul ing
;" general such artic IS as are manly CONS
posed Os Wood, Iron, Brass or Steel and per-
tanning directly or indirectly TO the business
above specified.
Art 4. line Statute law Of the State Of
Connecticut entitled o. joint Stock COrpO-
raIions' aud the several additional acts there
/" aud am .'ndAtory thereof are hereby partic-
niariv referred to and made part of these
articles, and Incorporation hereby establish
ed and organized under, and pu' snant TO the
Statute shall have all the powers and proceed
according Il the regulations subscribed and
specified the.ein.
Art S. Each subscriber TO these articles
agrees 60 take the number OF shares annexed
/" his name "f the Capitol Stock Of SAID
company each Share TO be Twenty Five
D"llars as aforesaid and to be paid by instali-
msn,s as the Directors Of said Corporation
shall call in the same.
Art. s. The said Corporation is established
and located in the Society Of N"r,h6eid Town
at Lilch6.id in sad county. and State Of
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ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
az THE
Union Shoe COMPANY.

TXTE the undersigned have assoc lated and
w d. by these presents associate OUT
ar.vrs according To the provisions al an Act
reiaiInS t" Joint Stock Cotp"raiions. pass:0
MAJ Session a. ID 1887. into a bod, cuIpo-
rate aud polite uader the name and style al
the U''iOn >h"e Company. for The uu. pose al
carrying on the Manufacture Of Boots aud
Shoes. ~ the t"wr at Bsrkharasted. Liich-
, field = unity. ConnecIicui and ter the ru,-
p'sr at vending aud deaIing IN the same ~
THU and other States, and nuyiag and selling
other property. and alSn tor the purpose at
trading az Merchants, 81 HiichcOckviilr in
SAID BarKh ,msted. And we hr, eby agree
tha, The Capital Stock If said Cooperation
shalt be F"u, Thousand Dollars. divided int"
Or Huni, Ell and Stxrv Shares OF Twenty
Five D"llars each. and We hereby further
sgres, that we will he and remain b"hy
p"lilic and cor p"rate 10y the name and style
aforesaid. and that as a body polite aud cor
p"Iaie, we within all respects be governed
ant cpninct "u. selves according 10 and by
virtue of the provisions Of the act aforesaid
The dice Of said Company j. TO he located
at Hitchcockvilie. Ia witness wh .reof. We
have aeveraliv keseuato subar' ihed cur names,
and atixsd TO each TIE number Of shares re-
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FALL @ ODDS,
8. "a. GRA.V.VIN!S.

NAV Omld mnIst respectfully call tile atten-
w IiOn Of tue Ladies To his cOnI IIIs,t o
stuck of -LIIl'Hsry, Silk. Satin aud Sira W
B1nnets always 0n nand, aud made to order
ia the best mnnner aad cheap.
LI.siiiieId, Sept. %.
ESazs ROxDENY.
A new ami spiendid IM uf u .d-rAleeves
ChImrz-Iies, CanIbric aud Muslin T. ,sinR
U"d l"srriIuSs, &c., &c. Hosiery. GiInves
No IL good assortment.
a dUOrs west Uf the Court House Mt
=. II. GRAENISS.
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PAPER, STATIONERY
BLANK BOOKS.

AN extensive rs.
sOrimcnt Of the
above articles con.
stanlIy on hand
Account BOOkS
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Number of Shares
One Hunds ed Shares
Forty Shares
Eighty Shares
Forty Shares
Twenty Shares
Forty shares
Twenty Shares
TW enty Shares
Twenty Shares
Twenty Shares
Ten Shares
Forty Shares
Twenty Shares
Twenty Shares
Twenl. Shares
FIVE Shares
Ten Shares
Five Shares
Twenty Shares
Twenty Shares
Four Shaa es
SIX Shares
Twenty Shares
Twenty Shavaa
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LEONARD sEONE,,

Re.nectfuIly offers his services toths
;.L nI;s Of Lilchtield and vicinity. q
T";nsr and Carr enter. Also has an.
.s"ortment Of Pine Lumber: which'hs
willssll cheap for cash. eroNr
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pAiel at Salisbury, u
Subscribers Names
MI Graham & Co
William J Mics
Ge"rg. C"tfiny
Thomas Stiles
p l. Barton
William Bis ell
John D J ncs
R"ti"e. S,gs
3Ijlh smith
Gavin 4 Rrlcher
Henry Belcher Jr
D + H,lllsler
B N Buich
q; n t,"llIster
James L,ndon
D J Warner
u : Cap
A L Pailison
+: b Williams
Edmund w Frink
N W m Clark
P G Merritt
> B MuCEe & Co
Eras'ls ID GanIGl<Nin
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MONEY WANTED.

Li,ch6eld, Dec 9Th, 1852.
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Ladies'. ClOaks.

Bridg~nort. Dec, 10. 1852.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-10-06
From the Bio Grande.

In the New Orleans naners we find finn de-
tails of the late warl,ke news from the Rio
Graude.
we learn that much excitement has been
created ON Inc western frontier hv a renor, that
tbe Nexicans were prop,rinr 10 attack some of
the frontier oorts.
The west bank ortae Rio Grande is literally
lined with troops and II was supposed not less
than $4,000 Mexican troops are no stationed IN
the towns east OF the Sierra Madre.
A correspondent of the Natagorda Tribune
adds the following as a postscript to a letter. dat
ed San Antonio. Aug %:
have lust learned piece Of war runor that
may be interesting to your readers. Institute
lions have been received here by the Quarter
master to make immediate preparations for the
reception aud accommodation of lOOOO United
States troops-some say 10000. This move
nant has been induced by the warmkc attitude
of Mexico Santa Anna H. rapidlv recruiting
his forces, and il is pretty well ascertaned, upon
good auihoriiv has already large army In pro-
cess of organization. We have every reason to
believe that the demonstrations are not pacific.
Rumor is rife here that he makes the Immediate
invasion Of Texas matter of no conceal.nent.
The Mcxicans here believe the report
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-10-06
vermonters at the N.Y.state Fair

Among the Premiums awarded at the rccen
New York State Fair. as published IN the Sara
ioga Hing, we notice the following:
Best Churn, John II. Remington, Casteton
Vermont. $500.
S. p. Francisco's Atmospheric Churn, the one
exhibited by Mr.. Remington, Is fast attaining
worldwide popularity. Judges pronounce It the
best churn invented, and the patentoe offers
500 TO any person who will produce IT'S supe-
ror. 1t took the first premium at the Rutland
County Fair, held at poultney the present week.
Mr.. Remington owns the right for the State of
Vermont and it Is his intention to bring this
churn before the public as speedily as possible,
in order that Dairymen may reap the advantage
Of this celebrated invention.
Flour Dbl staves cut by machinery, Rutland
Stave Co, Rutland, VI, Diploma.
Samples of roofing Slate, II. Williams, of
Farhayen, Vt, Diploma.
We understand that Messfs. Williams Till
son have obtained the contract for furnishing
the Roofing Slate for the Gas Works now being
erected at Saratoga Springs.
Marble and Slate, a. Adams g. Co.. Fairhav-
en-, VT, Medal.
WIN. Hughes, Specimens OF Roofing Slate,
Castleton, VT, Diploma Casiicton Journal
We have before noticed the super excellent
Vermont horses We add TO the above, that
Mrs. L. p. Walton, of Montpelier obtained the
first premium for shell work.