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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
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BE il known that we, tho subscribers, do
hereby associate ourselves a. body polite
and corporate, pursuant 10 the provisions Of
the l4ih Chapter Of the Tile Sd ofthe Revised
Statutes Of the State Of Connecticut, entitled
" Of JOINT Stock CorpOratiOns,'' and the fol-
lowing are the ARTICLES Of association and
agreement;
Article The name Of the said corporation
shall be the WELAKA CoMPANK.
Ar. 1.-THE capital stock Of said corpora
ton sha! be Twenty Thousand Dollars, and
The said capital stock shall be divided into
Eight Hundred Shares, of Twenty five Dollars
each Share. -
Art IlI-Thc purpose FOR which said corpo-
ration is established is the following, viz: To
manufacture, sell and deal in articles made in
whole or in part Of Wool or Cotton-and to
deal in buying and selling any kind Of goods,
wares or merchandise, and 10 purchase and
sell all articles necessary or convenient Tor the
prosecution Of the said business. and general.
ly TO do all things incidental TO said business,
and necessary 10 the management Of the
same. -.
Art IV-The Statute Law Of, the State Of
Connecticut relating TO Joirt Stock Corpora
tons is hereby particularly referred 10 and
made part ofthese Articles, and this corpora.
ton hereby established and orgaeized under
and pursuant TO the said Statute Law, shall
have the power, and proceed according to the
| regulations described and specified therein.
Art V-Each subscriber to these articles
agrees to take the uumher Of shares annexed
to his name ofthe capital stock Of said corpo-
ration each share 10 be twenty five dollars as
aforesaid, and to be paid by ins.allments as
the Directors Of said corporation shall call in
the same. s sts~ r, s~&-
Art VI-The notes OF bills payable Of this
corporate shall be signed by the President
or Treasurer, and coun,ersigacd by the Sec
rotary, TO be good against said corporation.
Art VH--The corporate name shall not be
used 10 endorse any note, draft, check or bill
Of exchange, in which this Company has not
a direct interest.
Art Vill-The said corporation is establish
ed aud located in the town Of Norfolk, county
Of Litchfeld and State Of Connecticut.
Dated at Norfolk, May 5,h, 1853.
Subscribers ma mes. Number Of shares.
Rufus Holmes, Ono Hundred and Sixty
Henry G Kilbourn, Two Hundred end Forty
Joseph K Klbourn, Two Hundred and Forty
Edward E Kilbourn One Hundred and Sixty
The foregoing is true copy Of the original
Articles Of Association Of the Welaka Com
pany, which articles are hereby caused to be
published at full length in conformity with the
statute in such case provided.
RUFUS HOLMES, President.
EDWARD E. KLBoURN Secretary
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26

The staging at new Unitarian Church
in Boston, on which we're twenty-five
men at work. gave way. a few days since.
and the whole were pIecipitated TO the
ground, distance Of twenty-five feet
Twelve were taken from the fragments
senseless, aRd though all were badly
hurt, none of them were considered dau>
gerous: the result of carelessness.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26

At Court Of Probate holden at Salisbury,
within and tor the District of Salisbury on
the 9Th day of May A. D. 1853.
Present, JOHN G. MITCHELL, Judge.
UPON the application of GEOR GE C.
DODGE, Of Salisbury In Litchield County.
Connecticut, showing tc this Court that he is
guardian to ELLEN B. HUBBARD, HAIR
RET R. HUBBARD, and ROSALIA
HUBBARD all Of Salisbury aforesaid, minors
belonging to said District, and that said minors
are the owners Of the following real estate ".
ing in Salisbury in said District on Town Hill
so called, lying in three parccls-frst Piees
contains about Ten and Half Acres Of
Land, bounded North on P. Whceler's
Esqr's Land, East on John II. Hnbbard's,
Esqr's Land, South on Lands set 10 tho
Widow Of H. E. Hubbard late Of Salisbury
| deceased and West on Nathaniel Fosters
Land. The Sd piece contains about Nine
Acres and lies adjoining the first piece.
Bounded North on said first piece above ma.
med, East by John Fl. Hubbard and the bu-
ryng Gtound lands, South on the road lead
ing from Abel Halls TO Old Ore Hill and
West en- Nathaniel Fosters land. The Sd
Piece lies South Of the above named road and
adjoins the same and contains aboat 16 Acres
Bounded North on said Road, East on Abel
Hall, South on T. N. Smiths Land and
West on Nathaniel Fosters Land. The two
last above named pieces are under the Dow
err or life Estate Of the Widow Of Fl. E.
Hubbard deceased, the whole valued at seven
hundred dollars. -F.
And he further says, that the estate is at
present unproduclive that the avas there
Of are wanted for the support, maintenance
and education Of said Minors and that II will
be for the advantage Of said Minors o sell
the same, and invest the avails thereof as.
cording to law wherefore he says that there
is just and reasonable cause for ceiling the
same. He therefore prays the Court to .r.
der said real estate TO be sold, and 10 ernpow-
er him or some other meet person &c cell the
same, pursuant 10 the statute IN such case
made and provided as per petition on Gle,
Dated 7th May 1858.
Ordered-That the foregoing applica ton
be heard and determined at the Probate office
in Salisbury in said Dist'c, ON the sixteenth
day Of July 1853, at 10 O'clock fore
noon and that notice thereof he published
in some public newspaper near the place
where such real estate lies, three weeks sue
cessively, at least Fix weeks before said time
assigned. A true Copy Of Record
JOHN G. MITCHELL, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26

A colored theatrical company have
organized at Cincinnati, and are perform
ing at Liberty Hall. Their advertise
'ment states that "white people viii not
be admitted 10 any part Of the house
except the gallery"
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26
NEW GOODS.

THE Subscriber being very grateful FOL
the past liberal patronage bestowed upon
him would most respectfully call the atten-
ton Of the Ladies to his New and Splendid
Stock Of Spring Millinery, consisting of ev-
erythng in the line of Millinery at very low
prices.
s. III. GRANNISS.
III. B. Repairing and Bleaching done at
short notice, and by the best Of workmen.
COLLARS.
THOSE nice New Styles Pointed Collars
and Chmezetts can be found at
s. Fl. GRANNISS.
Wells.
THE Ashes Of Roses, color so desira-
bile, and all other kinds at
s. H. GRANNISS.
LINEN HANDKERCHlEFS.
Gloves, Fans, Threads, Needles. Muslin
and Cambria Edgings. and Inserlings, La
dies Dress Caps, Dress Trimmings, in shor
you can find, most articles kept in Fame
Goods Store, few doors west of the Cour
House, West Main Street.
S. II. GRANNlss.
Litch6old. April A 1858
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26

rs Every one who las heard Of the
Hutchinson Family, land who has not p
will regret to learn of the death of jesse
Hutchinson; he was made insane some
two years since by the spirit rappipgs.
and died at water-cure establishment
near Cincinnati, on the 18th inst.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26
~ CNttEe for Safe.

Y6 THE subscriber will offer
for sale at his residence in
a. Goshen, on the Cd day OF June
next nd The remainder Of the week, $50 head
Of CATTLE suitable for fat.ing; among
them are farrow cows, two and three year old
steers, several pair working oxen, &c.
JOSEPH PALMER.
Goshen, May Gath, 1858.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26

The New Orleans Picayuae Of the
l4th inst. publishes aGyices from Europe,
by the Collins steamer Atlantic. the
q ,ws having been received in N. Orleans
in less than ten days from the time it left
Liverpool, the shortest time on record.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26

~ The School question is to be the
great topic at the next election in Mary.
land. The Protestants and Catholics are
making out separate nominations for
Governor and members of the Legisla>
ture; the old party distinctions seem done
away with for the present.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26
MARRIED..

IL Norwich, 18th inst, MIR. II. w. Lewis Of
Meriden. Editor Conn. Wing, 10 Miss Mary
:. Brooks Of Norwich.
In New Hartford, 18th inst, Charles w.
Nash 10 Adelaide Barwick.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26
O. Il WeOO,

HAS just received an assortment OF New
Dry Goods Of good Quality. A'sG Paper
Hangings. Fresh HysOn. Young Tyson
Skin, and Black Teas. OF q su'e'Ior nasor'
and most kinds Of Dry Groceries, ana very
superior srlicle Of Old French eranoy ano
Holland Gin, expressly for medicinal PurP0'
sen.
Litchf;eld, May Alb 1883.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26

acknowledgements BanL Note
Reporter mentions counterfeit ones on
the Mechanics Bank, New Haven tens
on the Thames Bank twos on the
Bridgeport Bank, ant tens on the Water
bury Bank.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26

The late Robert G. Shaw of Boston
left by his will, $4,000 to be put on
interest until it amounts to 100000,
and then to be called the Shaw Fund
the interes! of which is to be appropri.
ated for the benefit Of destitute mari.
ners' children, under the age of ten
years.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26

.MSRe W A OWeTI'tA1e(E9e :.
WILL give lessons IN Music and ahe KFencn
Language. Terms per 0narteF-F'ano 20
Thorough Base 90 French -
Litch6eld, April eth.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26
Sssasa1Daes. Hats.

JUST received from New York full sup
ply Of Summer hats, Panama, Leghorn, Palm
Leaf and Straw Hats Of all kinds, boys ana
children's beavere, and Pearl hats which he
offers for cash. h JACKSON.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26

EB The Tribune Of yesterday. in the
list of appointments. gives as sure thing.
that of Thomas H. Seymour. as minister
to Russia.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26
.Mt.sOs,s Wanted.

TEN OR FIFTEEN BRICKLAYERS
and Plasterers, to whom good wages will be
given. Good worknen only need apply.
LEVI MOSES.
West Meriden, May %, 1858.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26
MILLINERY.

, MISS Ives has just returned from rev
York With. choice selection Of New SP""s
Millinery. 81.
Goshea, April 18th. 1883.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26
WNTECE.

THE subscriber will be in Litchheld. TIE
last week in May for the purpose Of tuning
and repairing PlsnO-FOr!es. u.uop
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26
New Goods.

JUST received al F. d. McNeil's, a well
selected assortment Of Dry Goods and Gro-
ceries for the Spring Trade. -
Litch6eld, April IA 1883.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26
FLO UR.

REST Branes GsHessee Flour, Tor sal'
4. g. BRADFORD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26

~ The Boston papers mention a
praiseworthy example that has teen set
by the Massachusetts Legislature. for the
benefit of legislative bodies elsewhere.
The Governor of the State, each Mems
be, of the Council, and all of the Sena~
tors, have subscribed one days pay each.
and one-half of the Representatives have
done the same, in aid Of the Monument
to Washington. The clerks and public
Ulcers have also subscribed literally
toward the same object. If the thirty
one State Legislatures would unite in
similar manifestation, the Monument
would speedily 60 up.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26
THEY Will SOON BE GONE!

ONE Carton more Of those splendid quality
and extra size Black silk Shawls, just received
and for sale at the old price. ..
A. G. BRADFORD,
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26

BIRMINGHAM.-The good people Of
Birmingham are working up considera-
bic breeze in regard to The post Office at
that place. Henry Atwater has been
appointed P. M. in place Of Rober. Gates
Jr. Hoco) who was appointed last win
ter, in place Of Mr.. Whitney, resigned.
This has made good deal of huJbub. as
the business men of the place generally
wished Mr.. Gates to be retained. Mr..
Ingersoll, the M. G. from the New Haven
district, is denounced by many Of bis
party, for occasioning the removal.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26
APPRENTICE WANTED.

TO learn the Millinery bu, iness to
gin wishing ie Learn the trade good chance
IS offered. Enquire e few doors West Of the
Court House Of
EitOhGeld, April 1883.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26
New JeWelry Store
AT WOLCOTTVILLE.
s. JACOBS

~<yAA s. JACOBS
NSEXzE Would respectfully inform the
8inhahi,anss Of Wolcoitville and
vicinity that he has taken the store Of Mr.
Hungerford, near tho railroad depot, where he
offers tor sale all kinds 81 Jowelry. Clocks and
Fancy Wares generally, on as favorable terms
as can be purchased tlsew here. s4aE
0o Watches, clocks and jcwelry Of every
description repaired and warranted. Old gold
and silver bought and tax en- in exchange. A
share Of patronage is respectfully sol. cited.
Wolcottville, April leth, 1858. ,8g
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26
Ground Plaster.

400 TONS GROUND PLASTER, for
sale by the subscriber at The mills near the
Depot al Wolcottville.
CLARK B. DOWNS.
May Cd, 1858. ..st5 -F
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26
Notice.

Notice.
BROKE into the enclosure of the subs"ri.
Dor on the 2lst Of May, three SHEEP. Inc
owner 10 requested 20 prove property pay
charges and take them away.
A. w. WARNER.
Mortified, May Gath, 1858.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26

CHIMA.-We take too little note of the
affairs Of this empire. The world without
is making an impression upon il, ard day
by day becoming more and more familiar
with its internal affairs; and internal strife
is al the same time tending to it's dissolution.
The progress Of the insurgents consli-
iuies q brief item in every budget of news
we receive from the East, by the overland
route or otherwise. Sometimes the fact is
simply stated that party Of the insurgents
are defeated; then again we are told that
they have overcome the Imperial forces;
and then that they have taken few villas
ges.
To day we have one Of those items. II
IS that the insurgents have taken Nankin.
Now, what is Nankin II is city nf as
many inhabitanis as the city Of New York,
with oil its adjacencies! These insurgents
then must be engaged upon serious work.
There is little room for doubling this. The
overthrow Or an empire may be a near
event. Aud what is TO be substituted f0r
that imperial authority? European ideas
cannot be made available. European in
rerposition, or Intervention, can do but little
for some time TO come. And yet To this is
il tending.
California and China are comparatively
contiguous for intercourse, and California
may be the refuge OF millions. while Euro
peans are penetrating the lands deserted
by them, upon mission of philanthropy,
10 be sore. together with some remem
branceof the advantages that may pOsSi~
bly, accrue to themselves.-R Republic.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-03-04

patched in time 10 be received by or before 9 A.
oi the i.h April, 1853
II. The contracts are to be executed. and re-.
tIrned to the Department by OF before the Ist OF
July 1853.
IS Postnae;ers n; Offices on or near railroads.
but more than eighty rods from depot, will, i'm
medlutcIy alter the ih of April ncYt, report their
exact distance from depot, and how they are o'her-
wise supplied with tn nail, to enable the Post
lnhster General 10 direct n mail messenger supply
from the lst Of July next.
~. Under the act Of March Sd, SIS. tho routes
arc 10 oe lei 10 the lowest bidd,s rendering suiTi-
cen' EuhIan'les, without other reference to The
lnoue OF transportation thnn may be necessary f,r
the due CELEBRITY. certainty, and securi,v of sucb
transportation. When the lowest bid nroros.. a
mode OF conveyance inadequate TO the due celebrity
certainty, ard security Of the maip. it will no, 10
accepted.
- When the bid docs no; specify a mode q {
conveyance, also when u proposes 10 carry accor.
ding to the advertisement, but without su.h spec.
c"Ion II WI" he considered os proposal for horse.
back service.
p Since the passage Of the act Of March 81.
i9Io, new description Of bid has been received.
II does not specify ii mode Of CONVEYANCE, but en-.
cages 10 take the entire mail ench trim with ccsr
~, certainty, and security using the terms of the
law these bids arc styled from the manner which
they are designated on the books of the Depart
nent '"'ar 6IdS.' The experience of the Depart
meut enables II 10 lay down the following rules viz
hen the mil on the route is not so large ns TO
require two.horse coach CONVEYANCE, n s,or hid #
me lowest, vi always be preferred to the specific
bid '"' FP'''''o
When the ma!,a ARE Of such sig and weight n,
to render it necessary, in reference TO them alone
10 PROVIDE two'horse coach conveyance the specific
hd, though tia highest, for coach service If nd
judged to he ~ irni, .,,f;. 6
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-03-04
CHANGE OF HOURS.
Montreal n New York.
AND
Pittsburgh & Montreal Railroad,

Open through from HdftsblTgh 10 Montreal,
Eau and Winter Arrangement.
IN and after Monday Nov. lst 1852,
" and until further notice Passenger trains
Leave Montreal for Pausburgh at Las A. VI and
Arrive c,24sP. NJ. and 81 ?. NJ
" Montreal tor Ogden-burgh NJ II 45A NJ.
Arrive al 7.l5 p NJ.
" Flai,shurch for Montreal al l2,4b P. VI. and
Arrive ut S 50 ?. VI and Q SIP NJ.
+" Montreal for Ogdensburgh at 7.3J A. Nj aud
- ASP. NJ.
Arrive at lis P. VI. and : Is P. VI.
Trains connect Montreal with Steamers for
Qnsbec and the st. Lawrence e. Atlantic Railroad
for SherbGook" and intermediate atoms
Trains connect at Mo1ers Jurctlon with Northern
tOGdensburghl Ralroad Tor Ogdensburgh aud Lake
Oit,rio Steamers for Lewiston, Niagara Falls md
Upper Canada and all ports on the Western Lakes.
Trainsc ,nnect NJ Piausburgh by Steamer to Bur
Enqton with Rutlaud a. Burlington Railroad and
connecting lines tor Troy, Albany, New York and
Boston and all intermediate stations, Also with
steamers tor Whitehall tn the Saratoga Washing
ton K lilroad and connecting lines OF Road TO Troy
Albany and New York.
Passengers will find this route unequnlled for com.
Tor, and dispatch, and attended with less fatigue and
DELAY thln any o mr.. Il possesses moreover the adj
vantage ola short Frrriage OF only ftte'R minutes
across the River ST. Lawrence NJ CanghnhWaga,
which has never been known 10 freeze, aud can be
onhdsu,ly RI led uDon al all seasons OF the year.
n.y. Freight Trains run daily each way.
For particulars ace Freight and Passenger iafiil
BAGGAGE checked through.
ISAAC B CULVER, Superintendent
November -. 1852 oS"H
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-03-04
Gfaal n offices
ROYAL Va. RcaCh,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT.l The Probate Cour,
District OF Chttenden, SO. for the District fore
eaid 10 oil persons interested in the Esiutp Of Royal
NJ. Beach late Of Wiliston, in said District. de-
ceased, GREETING:
Whereas, D. A. Murray, Administrator of the Es-
tate Of said deceased, proposes render an account
oil his administration Of said Estate, and present his
account against the snme for examination and al
lowance BY said court, and the said Court having
assigned, for that purpose, the 2ist day OF March
D. 1888, at the Eagle Hail. in Williston, in snid Dis
trct, and ordered that you be notified by publishing
the time and place assigned aforesaid three weeks
successfully in the Burlington Free Press a news.
pnper printed at said Burlington, the last Of which
publications 10 be previous to the day fixed Tor hear
ing.
Therefo-e, you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court n the time and place aforesaid, and
show cause il any you have why the SO ID account
should moi be allowed
Given under my hand at Burlington in said Dis.
trct this 18th day Of February A D. 1853
w35w3 J. s. ADAMS, REGISTER
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-03-04
UNITED STATES MAILS.
PROPOSALS FOR CARRYING THL,

L Mail, OF the Cni'ed States from July 1893 to
Jun" 30, l~57, inclusive or the following routes IN
Inc Si1tr Of Vermont. wlll b. received the Con-
tract Office OF the Post Office Department, in th.
Guy CT Washington, until A VI OF the 9Th ct
ApnL, Is13 ~ be decldrd on the 25th OF Anil ls5a
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-03-04

4lS From West Milton, by South Hero. Grnndf sle
north Hero, ana Vineyard, TO Aburgh, 40 miles
md back, twice r week
Leave West Milton Tuesdays and Frdsys at =
m;
Arrive at Albureh the same doy by 6pm;
Ienv" burph Wetucsdbva and Sntnrd,v. ~
Fam;
Arrive at West Milton III, s1me doye biz & r m
AIS From Johnson. by HvJe pa,k NIor,isyllo ,,,I
" cicott 70 Cr,t,shr,y,, "ioi .s'ine uu
times week. ''sO"'S' - ''''''' anu 0ScR' 'nree
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day OF lpm '' '''''' " ''''eS"uy o"" f'''
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Leave Crnnsbutv I,iIy ovccr, crrlo,o,o,
Arrive AZ IrosSuyeh re .nre 20 20 . " III
Leave lrnsbnrgL dali. cv,er, 60 lay -. - !"
Arrive at Crnftsbury the sum, ,ovs hy a. m
Ieavr iroein,,, Nont.,, ~ !. : ~ )
dovntl .2nm: 0''' S''' anu 1 IL
Alive at Derry Line tho s,p,o l,,s tsIo
nm; y 10
Leave Derby Line Tpesdov Tbrr,d,vor1c.,-
urday at Yam. '''N N1'
Arrive an IrpsGurrh The son,e dave bv13r,
1922 From East Berkshire, hy Montg"inery ,n Nin,,
poulclv Center : - tt,iiss "a H. " .iU.i'
week w :" ~ u
Leave East e,kehi,s Wsdresd.,, ,nI r,...
dnv ~ y 4, ~, . 'N'' anu Sulul-