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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-09
Notice,

DY order of inc Court of Probate for the ND District of Lltchfield. will he sold at public Auction, tnnless previously disposed of at private sale,) alith real estate of Samuel Palmer, late of Goshen in said District, deceased, at ihe unisn Scl,no!-Hnuse in Cornwall Hollow on the 23d day of March, 1854, ai 10 o'clock in tteforenoon three pieces of land situated in the southwest part ol Norfolk, viz: the first piece containing q ninety acres, known as the Sedgwick Lot; he second piece containing one hundred and forty acres. known as the Hunt Lot the third piece containing sixty acres, known as the Humphrey Lot. Also, one piece of land situated in the northwest part of Goshen, containing slxty-ihrce acres, known IS the Bigalow Lot,
 J. | GAYLORD, Administrator.
 Goshen, March 1st, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-09
Goshen, March 1st, 1854.

District of Torrington $ Probate Court, February 25, 1854.
 . A SStGNED ESTATE of JAMls c. HAYDEN, "A nsolvem debtor of Torington in said District.
 The Court of Probate for the District of Tor. rington hath limited and allowed two months from the date hereof tor the Creditors of said Estate, in which to exhibit their claims thereto --and has app"inted Geo. D. Wadhnms, Norman Lathrop. and Clark B. Downs, Esqs., of Tor rinp:on, Commissioners to receive and examine said Claims Certified by
 HENRY s. BARBOUR, Judge. The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the office of II. s. Barbour in said Harrington on the first and last Tuesdays of April 1854, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, on each of said days, for the purpose of attending on the business of said appointment.
 GEo, D. WApHAMs,1 y. c@
 A. B. LATHRoP, Commissioners.
 CLARK 5. DowNs,
 All persons indebted 10 said Estate are request ed 10 make immediate pavmen, to
 A c. BRADFORD, r.,..
 A. c. BRADY, il"s'ee''
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-09
FOR SALE.

A FARM containing abou, 80 acres pleasant. "A. ly situated n1the wes,ern part of the town -of Harwnion, and Ahnu, l-2 uales from the Congregational Church in said town, and about the sanie distance from Camps Mills Dep t, on the Naugatuck R. R.. Said farm is suitably di- vided into meadow blow, pasture and wood land and has good supply of different kinds of fruit. The buildings consists of good nne and half story dwelling house, wood house, carriage house, cider mill, wo barns. ana other necessa- " ont buildings, all in good repair.
 This farm is decidedly one of tho hest in the town of Harwintnn uf iis size, and will be sold very cheap for CASH, or if desired. a credit given for part oflhe purchase money with security on the place, For further particulars, apply to MT. Jerry Smith on the premises, or 10 the subscri- Der at East Chesnut Hill, Liichield.
 CHARLES s. BUELL..
 Litchfeld, March 9th, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-09
Washington. March 1851. ''
Farm at Auction ]!

VENliE Farm which now own. and tho builds II ings thereon, will be sold nt public Auction, on Wednesday, March 22l, 1854.
 Said fsrsn is situated in the town of Llicll6eld Norhfsid Society, lying abou, l-2 miles west of the churches in said society, consisting of about 100 acres, lying n handsome form, is well divided into meadow, pow, and pasture5of ex. celleEt quality. There. is n good number of buildings on the farm and an abundance of wood easy of access; there is annther ot of IS acres of wood, which can be had with the ab we if dc. sired. Said tarm is easy of access to market, and has all the qualities necessary 10 recom- mend it 10 purchasers.
 There is n stock of fine young Cattle and good supply of Tools, and Hay. flor Spring fodder, which can be had with the farm if wished.
 Those wishing to purchase, are solicited to make an examination uf this Farm.
 DAVID SMITH, IT. Norlhfield, March 4th, 1854. :.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-09
Auction Sale ]!

'M@ M1G NAz5 Ms~ AA- 1G0 MT . MYTH BUILDINGS, lately owned by Beni WV Carter, deceased. will be offered for sa ie al public Auction, on Wednesday, tue lst of March, 1854 Snid Farm consists of abou, Two Hundred Acres of choicc Land it is suitably divided into meadow. pasture, wood and blow excelen. Timber tor building and coaIing pur- poses. t is situated 2 l.2 miles from the center, and only four miles from the failnad at Corns ali Bridge. Possession given April lst.
 Also, ? yoke of heavy Oxen. Cows, g Colts, and quantity of personal property will also be offered tor snle, together with Farming Utensils, Household Furniture. &r Sc.
 CHARLES CARTER. Warren, February Ist, 1884
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-09

Ata Court of Probafe holden 1t New Milford n and Jor the District ef New Milford, on ths 1ss day of February 1854.
 Present. JAMEs HINE, Judge. t- IAN motion of SAMUGL 8. STERLING and CyRUs O c. STERLING, Adminstrators on ihe estate ford. within said district. deceased-This court doth decree that six months te allowed and limited for The creditors of said estate to exhbit their claims against the same to the adminis- traitors; and directs that public notice be given oi this order hy advertising in newspaper pulp lished in Liichfied, and by posting copy therc. of on the public sign.post in said tow n of New Milford nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt Certified from Record
 JAMES HINE, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-09
RrlIlsh Perinhicn,a

We have received from Leonard Scott & Co. their reprint of the January number of the Edinburgh Review tWhig,) containing able political articles, review of Thackeray, &c. !; the North British Review, wi,hartieIes upon ,he War in tie East the text of Shakespeare, Boton. 'cal Geography, National Music, the struge les and tendencies If German Pro,esion,s. Also, the Westminster Revie~-an excellent number. These works may be obtaiEed by addressing the publishers at S4 Gold Street, New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-09
New York Markets.

MoNDAY, March 6. FLoUR.--Pnces range for slate and western brands from S7 75 to 8 25. Demand is brisk m G GaAIs.-wheai n. sa os a 2 90. Rye si r4 a SI IS. Oats so . 55. Corn 69 q e5. SIS 5 | ii So for prime. Beef. co co a 50 for prime, and eIl % l3 50 for mess. Lard lOc. bur.er l9 15c. Cheese 10 l2c.
 Cattle Market.
 MONDAY, March 6. Offered 2.72s Reeves, ils cows and calves and 9.45l sheep and lambs PRYcEs.-Beeves lOcis per ih. Cows slS fo SO. Sheep e4OO lU co; Lambs Ss5O to 6 %. All sold.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-09
Distrief of Woodburu SC Probats Conr,. 2o.h

Disirief ef Woodbury ss PrObats Court, 2oth
 February. 1854.
 TSTATE of JAMES JACKSON, late of AA Bcihlem in said District. deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of Wood. bury hath limited and allowed six months from exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present the 1T accounts, properly attest ed, within said time, will be debarred recovery All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment 70 A JOSHUA BIRD, Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-09
Ear1la for Sale.

VERY VALUABLE FARM SITUATED partly in the town of QosIsnnnd EC paFdy in the town of Torrington, kn Swn as the Nathaniel s. Parmeles farm, con mining l76 acres, wi,h two good dwelling houses Iaur harms and other buildings, suitably divided in meadow, blow and pasture land, with good supply of wood aud timber, and well walered. Said iarm will be sold cheap, credit given for large part of tho purchase price, and possession given i'm. mPdiaiely. J. l. GAYLORD, Agent. Goshen, March lsi, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-09
anle.

4 WEtLL.FLNISHED CLEARINGHOUSE
 tOS AIMING fourteen rooms, with wund " shed, barn, atab'es, rarriaa1 and iceshnasn. aug rom one to six and half ucrps ol oxerlIsni dsnee oi Gs. Wo.cot,: siun,ei ;,, ,s v;iI.as ol ltchhe ld, and fronting about dOO fec, or lIe South Main Street. 1t is we'll caIculnse,l f,,y s hoardine-:luuse. where one is much wnnSed. 4 long credit w:ll be given. if desired. for inc principal para of the purchase money
 more. SETH P, BEERS.
 LitchIeId. February 27th, 1854 '
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-09
Farm for Sale ]!
THE TERY VALUABLE lF'l4RM

lHE VEhX VALUABLE 2TAClN T ATELY owned and occupied hy William .kA Leach deceased, about one-hah mile wesi he given the first of April next. fl desirod The Farm contains about l20 Acres, and large part oft is excellent meadow land, producing silne. rior quality of Hay. There is also goLd supply of Wood and Timber on the Farm; the Barns are spacious and commodious, and in good rt pair The House. which is nearly new, is convenient for any family, and from it's location in full view of the villape, is very desirable as a residence.
 The terms will he reasonable, and if the pur- chaser wishes credit will be given for par. of the price and security taken on the place.
 Application may be made to URI TAYLOR, who resides near the premises.
 Wolcottville, February Sd, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-09
Hon. Stephen A. Douglass

AND IHE WEBRASAA 4 SILL! /! NOTWITHSTANDING the introduction of 1N this monstrnus bill into our National Con. gress, and the slavery question again agitating inform our friends that we yet sell Goods at as low prices as formerly, at 0nr old stand ai South Norfolk, and that entire satisfaction will be given to all favor us with a call.
 $. D, NORTHWAY & co. P. .S.-We have few nlnre pieces of those cheap Prints and Del.aines, which we will sell at cost, previous to the first of April.
 South Norfolk, February 20th, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-09
FOR SALE.

THE HOUSE AND LOT nN the east side of North street, ir tho vil. " lage of Litchfield, lately the residence of Charles l.. Webb, Esq.
 To gentlemen desiring to purchase pleasan, country mansion, rare opportunity now pre- sents itself.
 For particulars inquire of Rob',. L. Crook, Esq New York city, or of c. H. Hollister, Esq, oI aid Litchield. fF s TE q X # not sold before the first of April next, tlis premises will De rented.
 Litchtieid Feb. l8. 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-09
For Ms Encuirer.

For hs Enquirer. ImprOmPtn Alter hearing tke result of the loEe Democrasit
 COunty ConUsntioa. For thirty pieces" Judas sold To angry Jews his blessed Lord; The Jews, though coveious aud bold. Redeemed thepledge and kept tbeir cord JUDAS of more modern date Would sell his long-tried friends for pelf; Twice toiled and dished," he finds too late Instead of hem, he's "sold" AinsseLf!
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-09
wOOd-Spell.

It is desired that the friends of Rev. Mir. SWAN who have at different times thls winter sent or brought him Wood, should meet together at the parsonage for a social interview on Tuesday, March l4th. in the afternoon. Others intending to join in Wood Spe are invited to do so on that occasion. lfTuesday isstormy ihs gathering will be deferred Jill Wednesday afternoon.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-09
EOn. Salc.

4 DWELLLNG-HOUSE AND LOT NONTAINtNG an acre and half of land " with many valuable fruit trees thereon, pleasantly situated in South Farms. one mile east nt the ineeting-h house. on the road running from Litch6eld to New Haven. For particulars enquire of WM. M ENSIGN near lhe premises.
 HENRY WIlITTLESEY. New York, Feb. 2ls,, 1884.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-09

Al q Comriof Probaie holden at TOrrington, wi,hin and forthe District of Torriagton, on ihe 24ih dag of Fsbsuary. 1854.
 Present., HENRY s. BARBOUR, Judge. TAMESC. HAYDEN, insolvent and assigning e@ debtor Of said rorrington, having made appli. cation 10 this court for the benefits and privileges Of the lOh section of the statute law ni this State passed May Session, l853, entitled {" An Act for the relief ol Ins0iyent Debtors, and for The more equal d'sirih1tion of ihsir effects among their creditors -Ordered. that the hearing and en. quiry upon said application be heard at the Probate Office in said Torriugtnn, on ihe 18th day of March, 1851, ct one o'clock, P. M., aud that all persons interested may have due notice thereof the Trustees Of the estate Of said Hayden will cause ihns Ordcr. to be pnbIisded in two newsps pers printed ia Liich6eld, ,n nd post copy thereof on the public sgH-post in Wolcotville, in said ToFringteE, two weeks hef0re the day fixed for such hearing. Certfedf from Record.
 HENRY s. BARBOUR, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-09
RAEnwHM,s REfrha.

8 A 1 O VI ' xs'S xI1 z 1 4Ss EQR SALE as lI,e MiiIso of the snhscribsr in L Washington, t;.ain. Msni, and Pr,lvende-, Plaster, Claver and Tlmothy Seed, &c &cr CHAIN PUnPs, whdlesa'e and Frtnii; Hovcy's Straw Cutters ard Corn Shelters, Flows and ScrapeFs. Furnase Castings of every frsrFipi0n, Mill Shaf.s and Gearing, Water Whe.ls. Scr. 01- Machinery of all kinds, huh and repared; !; Shafiing. Pulleys and Hangers of every kind. In store, Dry Goods and Groceries, NaIls and Spikes, Hardware and Cutlery. Sh pvele. Spades, Manure Furks, Hoes. Pitt hfoIks; Coil Chain and Rope. of various sizes. Wanfed-ScRAP lRoH in any quantity.
 Il. BALDWIN. Washington, March 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-09

A Ta Court of Probate holden at Litchheld "A within and for the District of LitchGsld, on the 7ih day of February, A. D. 1884.
 Present, GEoRGR c. WcopRuFF, Esq, Judge. On Hotion of GKo. s. WHrTISO. Executor of the last will and Iestamento of fROSANNA PAR MELEE late Of Goshen. within said District, de- be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estaie 70 exhibit their claims against the same 10 the said Execussr, and directs that public notice be given of this asder by advertising in . news paper published in Litchfeld. and by posting n copy thereof on the public sign.post in said town of Goshen nearest the place where the deceased last dweit. Certified from Recnrh.
 GEO. C. WOODRUFF, Judgo
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-09

Wanted Immediately.-Twen indus trious respectable American Girls to work in Button Factory. Good wages and steady em- ployment given. For further information apply by letter or at the Factory, one mile north of Naugatuc Centre. MONROE TERREL. . Naugatuc, Conn, Feb l, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-09
Oodoy,- GiaIIary ofsrsoI RugravIngD.

We are indebted to the publisher of 0orEY's LADy's Book for Nos. l and 9 of these splendid Steel EngravinRs. Over thirty of the inosl are neatly done up in each number, and are furnished for the low price Of 50 cents per NO.--a very uetiy ornament for the parlor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-09
RAE H a.

NOTICE is hereby giysa 10 all pcrsnus liable " to pay Tuxes In the Iovvn of Warren on list of ls53 flat will meet them for the purpose oi receiving the same on Ihursday, March 18th, at Ihe store of Nj. & J. Peters, from o'clock A. M. tll IF M. and at the store of o. Swift, from till F. Nj. of same day.
 Persons not paying their Taxes on or before sald day must expectIo pay travel iees.
 FREDERICK COLEMAN, Collector,
 Warren, Feb. 22dl354
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-09

When loving mothers would persuade
 Sick bairns' to swallow t'gainst their will, Some nauseous. vile and sckening drug,
 They give a "sugar-coated pill !'' Thus have our Democratic friends, tWho've hoisted now their flaming streamer,, Disguised the pill they'd have ns take--
 And coated B-l OCT with S---r!
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-09
Take Notice.

A UCTlON.--At the residence of the suhscr:- "A. Der, in Goshen, on the i4th day of March, 1854, wla he offered for sale, a Dairy of Cows, two pairs of Steers five two-year old Hsilers. nne Durham Bull. two Yearlines. two Colts. and Farming and Dairy Utensils, Harnesses, " aR0iis --and other articles 100 numerous to mention. Sale to take place at 10 o'clock, 4. M.
 DUDLEY. DAVIS. Goshen, East Street, March l, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-09

rDR. TERREL's OiSrMESr-put up in glass boxes--an extra nice article for the toilet and a handsome shelf ornament. Every family should have l'ox on the shelf, in case of exposure to the fall winds, or accident. Notice advertise ment in another column. For sale by
 A. c. SMITH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-09

CARICArURE or Mn. DOUGLASS. The Picayune has . telling carricatuse Of the little giant. He is represented as stag gefiag under the weight of a heavy bur> den, iabelled ]. Repeal of the Missouri Compromise.' A savage 6ou,herner is brahdishing : huge bowie knife in his face. while ai bis rear q taII. giant Yankee has . foot and a clencbsd hand raised to annihilate him al discretion. A fair hi,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-09
THE EARMRRR

nF NORFOLK and vicinisys ean fini Q, " the shop uf the subscriber. the best srticle eI WE m. W-4 UEk E~ A- rzT GaD in II'e county, ready fr the Spring Trade. Also. STOVES of the best patrern ia market. is'paienI Insulated Lightning Reds, Hydraulic Rams. & -., &e.
 S1- All kinds of Job Wor,; d5na as usual
 J. W. CONE. Norfolk, March l, 1884,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-09
LITcHFfELD COUNTY Hat and Can Store.

nURINC the past week, the subscriber has O received q the Old Stand new additons to his stock of Winter Goods, consisiing of late styles of Ci0th and Fur Caps in every variety i; Fur and Soft Hats. Buffalo Robes. Fuss. &c.. &e.
 Also, just opened, an asaprlmenf of Spring style Gents Fur Hats arrived this day from the New York dealers, Every aFiiels Co his line may be E,und oF will be furnished as Inv Fsles. Caliand examine. HIRAM JACKSON.
 Lilehfold. Feb. [. l6S1. ett
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-09
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Sth, 1854.
rRArsEs ob4 oV nBiedEIdaI !

vRhiss obs og nBfSexf6at
 FIRST Freighl Tsaih leaves Bri1rtpuse for W,nased d se sD P. hist 0nnncElI,sr as siraifaFd silh she $ 90 P. M., Train iSplu New Haven.
 scconI Fseight Traii Isasss BtIatepon for w aIcrbasy, af t0 D. M.
 First Passengrf Train ieayes nridRepofs Tor winsicd, st 10 40 A. M., or on arriyal cf ;he \. M. Express Train from New York, coEarc'ins at the Juartion with the lo IS A. M Train from New Haven.
 Secsad Passenger Tram leaves BridReA port for Wins;ed at 50 ?. M., or os, the nfs rival of the 500 E. M. Express Train from New York, connecting at ihs Junction with .hc s0 P. M. Train from New Hateus
 TRAINS ixTo saIDdePoRf.
 Frsi Passenger Train leaves Waterbury f.r Bridgeport M . IS A. M, connecting at tho Junction with U :raIn 10 New Haven
 Second Passeager Tram leaves Winsted at SIS A. M., connecting al tho Jrneiicts with Train l., New Haven and at BfideeA DOT, wi,h thc 10 2l. A NJ Train 10 New Y6rk.
 Fsrst Freight Prain will leavs Winssed fur Bridgepor, ai 20 A NJ.
 Third Passenger Train leaves Wi.sted St l2 s5 P M connecting at the Junction with Train tn New Haven, and ut BridgspOft with
  s& sTkeE LINES. s2 Bradley'a Stage from WaoabuYy, Ssul6- bury, Snuhford, and Oxfnrd, w.ll connect ar lseinour aumphre yssillel lwi,a the 2 9es ik nG Train down. KcIuFnIhg TCzvrS every day on the arrival of the iO40 M Train fs9ml3Edas. port. No evening Siags aftcr this date.
 MsNe,ls Stage rom Wstertown, wiA conA neci ai Waterbury every day with the 8 l3 "A M Train down. Reiusnina on arrival of sihe 10 40 A M Train from Bridgeport, and on Saturdays from the 50 P M Train,
 Fcnn's Slagefrum Litehfeld will connect al Liish6eld Station with both. passenger Trains each way and with tho Morning Train tb Winsied
 Horace Skinnet's Stages from Otis, Cold Spring. New Boston. Cnlehroek RivaE and Hi,chcack svil!e, will connect daily at Winatcd with the i2 $ P M train down. Returning on arrival of the iO.4o A M train from Bridge. post.
 Bacsh's Stage from Eosfalk will leave in tsne io csnnrct with the 6 IS "A Msirain from Wiasied. Returning on arrival ef the 5. 50 P M train from Bridgeport. l Asieduct0n af fya ccnis is naade when l Tickets are purchn- sd q. he sdices,s l c. SPO0NER, Superintendent. | BriJSrpsri. March 8, Ia54.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-09
lie0.

. h this town: an the 9th instant, Mir. David Palmer. aged 5l yeasp.
 To Dsnbury, cn lhs z7ih nlt.. Ezra P. Bennett, town. aged e monihs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-09
DONATION VISIT.

The Friends of Rev. MT. VArLL propose making him a Donation on Friday A Afternosn and EUening, of this week. All friends are invited to attend.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-09
A Senator cOmpIimented Gen. Hos..

A Senator complimented Gen. Hoas- ton on his courage and honesty in oppo> aing the repeal of the Missouri P,ohibi- ton. "I claim some honesty" " said the gallant old General in Teply.--. but no courage. Courage would have been ne.
 cessaEy to enable me to violate ny cons viclions of FIght--not to follow then" !" Nobly said for the hero of Jan Jacinso.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-09

FiFs Teuthful criminals have been sent to tho holnfm School as Meriden from New HnFsn. One wns sent up foF two and anolhss fsrs shEss yeaEs, snd lhs sothsrs dusine th1k minority.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-09

9ar The next term of the Litch6eld High School will commence April 18th.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-09
Motiee.

WHEREAS g my wife. permella, on the 18th w nk-s lslt my bed and board wiihaua lasi cause, ihis is Q fsrbid all peFa0ns haFhariaa og no dtbts q her contracting. ..
 ISAAC SOLOMON.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-09
AmdRRn m

"ILL he sold af public Auction on ,hs 2ls. wv Of March, at Q o'clock, A. MI. ali nf ake Machinery, Ta0is and Stock bsloneian ss Si,e Wolcoilvilis Hardware ManuisrlnsinaC CcnpsTv --tompFi.'ng llths Toolaand Machinery necss. sngy f0F tlte Lock bnslnarN.
 NELSON ALv0RD.
 N. D. LATHROp. AS'8nees. WslcoltsIlls, MaFch d.h, lg5s
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-09

01r Flour is nearly two dollars less barrel in New York, than it was three weeks ago.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-09
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
 or The URiOn Leather Company.

AWU UMsUN AUdtsAUs UWMwWUys
 ED E it known that we inc subscribers do here. AD by associate ourselves as body polite . nd corporate pursuant tD the provisions of Title 3d. Chapter l4ih.' of tho Statute Laws of the State of Connecticut, entitled "Of Joint Stock Corporations, and ihe nets in addition thereto and in alteration thereof. and the following are the articles of our agreement and association.
 ARTICLE l. The n9me of said Corporation shal bo The UnIon Leather Company.
 ART. ?. The Capital Stock of said corporation shall be Twenty Thousand Dollars, and the said drcd Sha. es, of Twenty-Five Dollars each.
 ART. The purposes for which said corpora- tiol is established are the following, viz: To manufacture Leather, and deal in Leather and Skins of all descriptions, and 10 manufacture ar- tcies cOmposed Of part or oil Of Leather and to purchase, sell, and deal in all articles necessary or convenient for the prosecution of taid husi. generally t0 do all acts connected with, or incl. dental tO the said business, or the prosecution of the same. -
 Ayr. {. The sratute aforesaid, entitled "Of Joint 6tDck Corporations" is hereby particular ly referred io. aud made part of these articles, and the Corporation hereby established and or. gaRized under and pnrsuant to the said Statute, sliali have ihe powers and proceed according t0 the reguiaiions described and specified in said Statue.
 ARr.5 hsubscsibes to these articles agrees Eto :ake the number of shares anhsxed to his name of the capital stock of said corporation, each share 70 be twenty-five dollars as aforesaid and to he paid by miscellaneous. as the Directors oi snd corporaiion shall cell m the same.
 ART. 6. The said corporation is established and! !pcated n the town of WaseF.own, County of Litch6eld, in the State of CnBneciicut.
 D.ted at Watertown, the lith day of Fehrua, ", A. D. 1854
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-09
Goods :! Goods J!

\ his business about the 1st of April next, would say that he will sell from his stock of goods a. exceedingly low prices, previous to his leaving his present location. Persons in want of goods had better ca and look for themselves.
 GEO. D. WADHAMS. Wolcottville, len. 24, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-09
Vict0rineS !

nF this season's selection will be disposei of O ckeGp. The subscriber will sell his stock of the above at cost. Look for ereat bargains.
 n. JACKSON.