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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26
Wanted. SN JOuRNEYMEN MILLVRTGTrS. ~ 2 dU CARPEGTE FRS Apply t,. s. ". COLLINS, January p, 1854 Coliiaspiiis, Conn.
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 A Tsa Caur, Of Probate holden n Lilch6eld "A within and for tho District of LftchIield, on the 19ih day oi January. "A. D. 1854. \ G Present, GEo c. WOODRUFF, Esq, Indge.
 Up.n the petton oi EZRA A FOOf. 0f Rock Cnnntv, Wisconsin, showing to Iis Court that he is .Snnfdisn If Ei!cn A Bench, Juilus A. Beach. Stella A. Bsack, Marion A. Beach, A.er-u Beach nnd Jo.eph A Beach, al ol G sien w'ti,in eaid district, miisss-- hst said Inn,rs are tl,E owners of real estate siinHied in said c srn, viz: certain tract of land cs,ntain- ing about rtMo hundred arres with buildings i;rTcnn, being the farm forme,l y owned by Albert Reach. 6ec'd bounded north on the North Pond, sb card. and land Of ilic Iron Company ea sl ly aa,ds 0s rhiio Bailey, Nelson Aa.tia aiii Hannah r. Baldwin; south by highway and ands If Put nam Bs.lry's heTs and Harlow IIumr'lTey and west by highway and lauds of Wi lisn and lludlcy Humphrey and Henry Cn,lin: valued af about twenty-five hundred s!ollars.-Thai il womb he inr the in'eresf of said minors that said lsl hc sold and the ava 1s thereof iaves csi fnr teis lWilrfit according st0 jaw; and prssing for btriy io sell said properly for the purpose ahTe- said, ns per sprfi.:pp ep filf. sf ~ g9gfsssi It is .rdered by ih;s Q pri ihsi said Gu. .dian gise n6fice of eaid Appiifati0n '1y causing tte same ia he published iA one of the newspawTs printed in LitGhisia in tl,e roanty 0f tiGebf.ld three weeks sHeces essvey. ai least SIX week. b. fore the hearinas md tl,as sAsd pftiIien will h' heard nj thr rrhale office in eaid district ''n the slst day af March next. af 9 O'Clock in lhe f.rr. nann. Certified fhsn Reeerd.s R g7 ~ g ssss GEO. c. WOODRUFF, JsISe.@
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26
Towl, NEeeting-

TENIIE ihhab;t,nta nf the town of Itchiield are l hereby warned that special town meeting will be held on Monday, the 9th day of February next, at one O clock F. M., at the town room, Cor rhe purpose of laying town tax, appointing a Colleeto, of 'he same, and transac ting any o,h.r proper business.
 Also, thy reqaesi,) 10 make such alteration as to the nnmbsr of Assessors, Bnard of Relief, Select Men, and other town officers to be here alter appointed, as may be deemed expedicn, ; also, to make reeulations concerning fishing in the waters in this town.
 TOMLINSON WELLS,1
 r M. BLAKESl.EE.
 }s GEO. A. SMITH. $Selecfme,.
 HENR Y FRiSBIE, 8tu-
 ARNER LANDON, .s January D th, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26

NTOTICE.-The legal voef. of the Ets, IN Schonl s .cietv in Litehfeld are hereby notified ,h.t School Society's Meeting will he of February, A. b 1854, a, n'clnck in the after noon, for the purpose of so altering the limits oI he Secrnd School District as to include within, he 'i,nits If said district, the dwelling ,,f Lewis lIatsell and Lewis Garrif; and also f,,r the purpuse of altering the limits of said Scoo! Soriey and the Sixth School District as ,o include within said School Sncieiy ond said District the dwcling-huse of William R. Keeler.
 ssY CYRUS CATLIN, School
 OLIVER 4. q. TODD. Sacie,y's CHAUNCEY M. HOOKER, Committee
 Ltchti-Id, January 17th, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26
Nrw YrKK. Jan. 18th. 1854


 Mr. Ediisr :--1'hriueh the loag day have fesai o1 listening 10 the querulous complains of the hspochandriac. the muttering delriuni of the 'fsver,triekcn, she Wailinss of helpless infancy, aad.he hollow cough ef the coneunlrlive; striving to cure where that is pcssible, e least lo soo,hc she pillewof the dying, agssa v,tss
 And now. at twilight. hoping tha [ the days work is ended. fam looking from my warm and qn;et study 1t the falling snow, which desccnds in soft ard Reocy fskrs, pufo and white aa tue spo,le-s robes of the yohns bride my mind goes hack to my chldhond's sho mf, among old Li,ch- fields hills, and the snow storms, which hal f buried us, piing the snow over the fences in great drifss and blGking up the roads as i, was driven in blending clouds by lle biting winds. Bu, as the stafin c'carel away, how th" i'you. laugh rung on the frosty air and huw rrily ti,w she en"w-halls. Bright ~srs bean ed irigI,ter, and warm hears beat faster-as, wrapped in buf.lo r,bes and liding nvcr the o"tn surfare of the snow t' tie merry music of iinglins bells, the lads anI lasses dreamed Heir first sweet dream of hyc. ~ t3 f8 *a1a
 Thnse ads and iassics are nov staih fathers and st'lkr mairons,. hut fhe sparkling eycs, the rosy cheeks and ringing laugh of the children which sport around ih.m plainly indicate that soon tLeir parents rnsnance will be acn d oyer again, and Cupid he found at work wiih tllcr saang henrts.
 A fee';ng ot sndncss ecln o~er ne ne viai, the htunts of my chldh. od 1; l miss many familiar voice, and feel almo,t stranger among sl,r hlge wesere my sfrst breath was drawn and my early chi.dhosd pssscd. The waves If lime have scattered same of my playmA,es an' early hieads away on the oscsn of iife--while th su~w. .whleh falls so gently tonight, wl;tens the Rrar of many loved one sleeping pcare!u'ly in ,hr old chnrcLsyard. JETMRo.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26
MARION r. CUaR GEoRGE ". BURR

. TTpON inc Petition ni MARION r. BURR, O of WaterIowH. Litrhiield O. Connecticut, brought to the Superior Cnurt to be holden nl t.nchiirld, within and fr the Counvnf i.itchficid, oil the 3l Tuesday oi February, 55::
 sSh ,xi z that "n the 18th day of Sep ember 1850, she was lawfully married to George " {. Rnir.ot Onirnshars. St. Lawrcnce Conniy, N, W York, with wh,nn she lived In d.e perl,rlnaace c all the duties nf lhe maria ge contract on her par; until nr about the lOIh day ol August last, and that he said George W. Burr has hccn guilty ot such misconduct and iirealment ot tic Petit t'oner as permanentiy to destroy her happiness and tn defeat ihe purposes of the marriage rela- ton as per Petition may more fully appear.
 IL was ordered ina. n ,,iee of the pendency d. aail Petition be given i6 the Respondent hy publishing the same in a puhlic Newspaper prinlediH Litchtirld. ih Litchhsld County, three weeks Eucccssiyely a, lcasi three weeks hsiors the sess'on el ths Court [. winch ], is mads T. tnrnahe.
 Waie,t"wn, January s k 1851. !;
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26
D;.,riasSf l.ii. hftidts Ceayl "A rqba.e. psee..b

Disiriese kfeig U Coasf e Prob1tc, December iots lSa5;ssl .ss, sss., ss. .lls.,s H district If Iitrhie'd ilas limited and allowt sir ,h Ia from she data llsse0t fdf the creditors ef Ire gs;a,e sf CALEB Mo E, late 0if Isitcli. fled VI sA s iisATc, dccrased represented insolv- eni, in rliehta exiis thair claims tl,cFeto; and has appnn,ed Ahiiah l;ailin ard Gideon II. lloI- lis'rt, itainirrs. commissioners iu receive aud ex1 sn:Ae said ciains Certified nv e
 IN G.3O.c c. WOODRUF Judge.
 Tie ,Nlh<crihrp give no,ice that they shall n'esi at ihc late resIdi ne of said deceased in said Li,rllitiJ. on the 18th dly of February and ihe litiIdag nf June, 1854. ai 10 n'clock iB the imen.on. on rach of said faYs. fnr '.s purpose of attending t.n flle tHlsness of ssid npp0intinrnt.& .ABIJAII EATLIN,s f C0mlnis>
 GIDEON II. fiOLLISTER, sinncrs.
 All indebted 10 said esiaie are requested tJ make Imin ne.lsate payment 10
 " M SHELDON OSBORN, Adminis-
 N AUGUSTUS ALFRED, tfatsrsas
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26

NIOTICE.-The men,hers of the First E.pks 1V cnpal Society and the siin-hoders ia >s to mee, in said Church. "n Saturday. the 2stli oI instant Jaauary, a,2 O clock, F. M., for the pur pose Ot making arrangements to procure a RecIpl for said Church, aud to transact any other busi ness connected herewith.
 Q ssr Per Order cf ike W'artlens aud Vestrymen.
 L;tchfield, January I6.h, 1854. v .a'1
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26

01 The Rev. (: H.. Nichols having been prevented from making h~ acknowlcdgmenis sihr.ugl, his accustomed insirumcniali,y, would empluy itr present. fir expre ssine in his own and his inn,ilys behalf their grateful appreciation ol ihe ri era,cd kindlinsss oi their friends and riisi>hinrcrs, especially aa evincrd in lie most acceptable ami eenerS ns offerings presented by ih.m "n the ;h inst. May He who has given the asknrance that Lit is more blessed fo give than to reeve, gran, them through the in 0f that greater bles<ing.
 g isuiisLary, Jan. i9ih, 1854. v # &gA 9g
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Fson sAs Ptssbarg z, Gs.sa..

dfN w " 1'fT.-so " --'tTs .rs The Han. Ttuulan Smith, S. Sen . ator ff.m Cannrciicut. has I@@n elected g Presideat of thc, ;. Ntw. York Mining. Co,nIany.''', This Conpany has i,+..ri organized wiil. x capital qf sl;Ooo. .O9o , Aeashnnd.cd aud fifty tllpusanl of which
 hsS ben paid in. They hastVpuscl,ai-sl
 the land f'of the uinipany hsre,ofos.
 known as the 1" No,th West cntitsshy oi
 Lake Sarefi0. {, comprising nearly five
 thousand acres of mineral lan.. M,. S. , siaso lhSuDuchly ar,nsedsiogIiie psospcc-
 tive value of this large interest. from per
 sonal inspection. that hS in :ends ,o resign his seat ia lhe Senate rnriy in tue Spsing for tue parpase ..f dsvoting lis eni'r
 attention losl,s development, of hs ins- :, meme smiaeral wealth. The high posi- sa aioa and clisracsee erjoyed b5s Mr. Pre- aa si,lsnt Smith both as Srna..m and as !" wtaancf tie sisictsss integrity. will have
 a tendency 10 materially enhance the value oE ihc stock of this Company.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26
n,srR,cr or n.ool,p,,H,r.ay. ss. \ '.

FrFtnte Court, 20th UereTnbeY. tnJJ
 UNSrArts ef CIiARLOTTE SUMMERS. kZ iste.9 Woadburyifi said diStrst decensed. 5 The rourt .f pFabaie for The district Of Wood. bury hath limited and allowed six months from the dtc hcTeof, for thc creditors nT said rsfAle tU sxhhit s,heirclainls f0F seti leaens.k% ih"se wh.. glect to present their, aeeQuniss psopefly aftesaed. wi-ilin said time. wiii be d.. barred Fssa,veFy. AllpsFsons indebted 10 saia ests.e are r q,Iss ed to make ing.ediate na vment t, as ETA8E " DAVID 1T. CUR fISS.
 $ Ad!ninsiTatjr.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION .V3 9 oE rnn tA .t f- Eagle Lock Company,

ASAL140 aAA0k14 V0@%@ |l ~NA@ RE nkno&nthas We -sai'seti6sfs. |. IleEc. ID by assoeia'e nuEselvBs nc b 'iypOlilc nnd r.Hpufnte, par-uant fU the prsvisi0ns Of . . Rlt Third, Chapter Fourteenth tlIc ;Gninta llRsvs ot ithc State 0t Csnnsclieui, cntilo ] = Of Jo,ni Stock C0rpRnlims," and the nets n additiHl ihereto, and in alteration thereof; and the tol- lowing are lEe articles ot our agreement and as sOciaiiM. ~ Ht4 st 71 A
 Article !. The name oF said Corp Ration sIlaIl be ' EAcLr LOCK CoMrASy.'' gss
 Art. z: The Capital St ,ck Of said Corporation shall he Eighiy-FIvs Thousand Dollars and the said capital stock shall be divided intu Thirty. Four Hundred Shares oE Tweni! Five Dollars each share. 5stt..-
 Arr. g. The parpos 8 fJr which this Crpara- ton IS established. are the following. tu wit: Ty deal m, manufacture aud sell a kttltls af Ch,si Cupa0Lrd. Drawer, Wardrobe, Thur k l'at CT oii'er Locks, and Bag Frame, whish arc made l whole or n part of brass, lron ste q, wo VI ,r meiais, uf any name UT description, whether wrought or c;tst. Mhirh are made in whole or part, ot my of tic aforesaid na erials, and to purchase alIy apdnll tliings necessary L., use it : manufacturing as aforesaid, Also lv buy, sell aud deal In guOt!e, wSFees ai1d ntefchandze man. ulactured n whole or in part ofany ofIhe sfufe. sald materials, aud all such property and es gate as may he necessary of incidental 10 the prosecution of said business. sa&s ttsN4 Art 4. The Statute LNws of the State ni Cos. nccticut, relating q, Joint Stuck Corporations is hereby particularly T. ferFed to and made par of these articles, and this Corporation hereby es tab!ished and organized uinitr and pursuant |, t;,e said Statute Laws, shall have the power L proceed according toregalations described ant specified therein.
 Art. g. Eachsdbscrinett0lhes articles aarrc tos lake the uumber of aliaFes anne xs4l tto Ai name of the Capital Stock ol said Corporation each share to hssfxcn,y, Five Dollars as afore said. s Art. 6. The said Corporation is established and located in the town of Falmouth, Vl:age Terryville, County Of Litchiirld and S:a,e o'
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26
Agricultural.

! A T~ meeting of the Executive Committee If "A the Li,chield Conn,v Agricultural sncteiy held atlhe Mansion House in li,chield, January ie,i,. 1854, it was
 v"rED--ro appoint Royal A. Ferd Recording Secretary, in place of John M. Wadhams. re :. signed. The following Premiums on Crops were awarded:
 On Corn-First premium. of S4 co, to C. A. Dayton, of Waiertown. IUr crup yielding 96 bushas peracre sof shellcd corn Second pre- mium, of 8 %, to Willis Law, of Li,chtied; 92 bushels shelled corn per acrr. ..Etf On Winier lVheaf--A premium oI g. % 10 c. w. Bennett, of New Preston, t.r crop oI winter whea: grown on a field of nearly thfse acres. averaging $ 3-i bushels per acre i; . beautiful sample -f which wasex nb'ed by Mr. Bennett.
 On Rye-To T. S. God, of Cornwall, second Hrenu,n, g co
 On Cdrrots-1'o Albert Wudhams, "i 6 ,shen n, frs premium, Of @ DO.
 On Po,atoes-To T. s. Gold, first premium, of 8 0O.
 On Rdta Bnga--To T. s. Gold. second pre- qAinm, of Si 00. %
 ,.. Attest, ROYAL A. FORD, Rec. Secretary.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26
Y . Straved

EHROM the cnrltettre of tlIe auhscri.er, ai,t,,,t N the l.I Q, Nov. last a light red or yellow year'ing iiElFER; had sn,ail piece rai ff.s.M inc upper side of the left and under side of the tish, Sar. Any information of said Htifrr win he reasonably rewarded hy
 Norflk, Jam 9th 1881, < 1sss s7
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26
A CAR D.

n. 0d- Mr. hnd Mrs. BRowN wnnld wish to con. vcy to their friends al Milion and Bantam, their most grateful acknowledgment ior their kind. ness expressed in 50 abhndant and substaiitial a n,anneF, at their late donation visit #T A
 4Neti,er wtp.d they withhold an expression nl the sa.isiaciien they cnioyei in Lehoiding ihc genlal Christian interest so strongly manifested m that 0ecasis,n, by the entiin unity generally, tn their respective siciHi'ies. ! p,S9 v
 Lfl hfrLd Jun.sayv 24lk IS5l
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26
ssDiea.

: In this town, Jsti. 18th, Orman Marsh, aged 67 years. Rpslon papers piesse copy.
 In Br0,klyn. N. II Dec, 1;.ll. Mary, aged'l 'la years, daughter of Lyman VI. Gilbert, Esq., late of this village.
 In Winsied, Jan. l9th. Sarah Jane, daughter oi E. Rschafdson, aged 3rears. f
 In Ansiinburg, Ohio, Nov. 18th, Joseph Cow los, aged 80 ycars-a native of Norfolk. Conn
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26
.. 1Ws1v vr-I A1o,l-o1..- --I-''

FLouR.-Ffices mn e for sluie und NrsiTrH brands iran oi50ts ly25. Deniand @ lfisk i'' the market tOrdny. aatl es..a t. GRAIE--N heat sI @ 1 eG. Rg1 k3 . el 25. Oats 50 5L CsFn S6 oI. PkcvisJoks.-iufk. el4 90 q f3 3I Iur mess. als'' 9l2 75 n 50 for pF;lie. 1lpef S5O0a a33 l.'T prinse, and eIi % Is 50 for mess. Lard lOc. Butter 10 . I9c. lCheese7 a Sc. ,s0.nelaa'i
 .sCAltle MaElzeGs i.aa4eE
 anEE eG n@ ss gsa4a MoNDAY, s.iafl. sS. Offered 2.6s6 Reeves, 201 cows and calsce and 4,6ll sheep and lam!'s. ...4f A4as,. PkIcEs.- .-Eeeveas 3 9 l-2 cis per ih. Cows vsl 45 6G, Ehrrp g 5O a . %; bInibs $s so t9 S. All sold. s
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26
ARTICLES oF AssocIArIoy


 -Sk 4NE or TTfe I A4
 Kent Ore Bed Company. ElEh knwn tIiai We si ie s,ihscribr.s ,l,, fry,,r
 A4 h-o 'inse'aiFsevs.s is.se her ne a b av f,,,itr and eNfofaie, piIsnanIs in Infuse Laws ofpthr sstAse v' tsen'h,i,l,a' relating i0 J mi Stock Cerpprali0 2, and The follow llr are u,,r Arscl.s of Assnria,ion and assremu,st: "
 Article l.i.--lle name af said cnrurrn,;on sha I ha ..THE KeET )RE BrD CoNGrANy." ''@' " s Art. l.-l'he Cal'td Stuck ni sa d Csrnor,- slian sha hr Ten 1hvnsand D,ll lFs ,Iiv dei itn Four IIurdse SIaFcsof Twrnl, Five ns,llars earh. .f saaes .e 3
 Arr, 3is--Tllc puFp ses fsf which sai Cor,- ratbm is eslalSsltrd, are: 10 searel,l'T. i- raise and obtain ir'.n Ore rom a''y Ore ca or l'rdr. OF lands or rigi,s ia rnise Ore tha mny hcirng l., ur may be purrhn by said Cnrp.rnti.,n il, IIIs town of Kent. in the c5nn'r of fiitehi;xl. d ii' purchase such Ore sbas, lafds. Fsrhts afti priv- Ileaes io dig and .b a;n Irol 0re in sai,; tUvtas sha l ae aaihdFiEnd bF tho hyclnws i,f <a'd Eo'- pMaton; sO orcnpy and improve a | sasir laffds. rights and pr,v.lcRss, and sell anl dsp SC ui tile Ore so s.It tned; to make q II such r9utfacis. lhuy, hold or sell nll surh nnl ra;isart all such business ms may he dcrmgd ecessa:v and a6vantaqe0ns in the prosecution of the purposes Tor which snid Corp1Faionsis formed. |. .o Art. 4ihs--1he Ssa,n'e avs of ihn State of Cunnrciiemt rclaGiHn to Joint Stuck CorpoFaiiDns
 are hereby particularly referred tU and tna e n
 part of these Articbsnf AssnciatiOn and said |
 and by virtue of said Laws, aud slull conf rn, to ! the requirements of the same. .4 s4a ! Art. 5th.-The name of said COrporathnn shall I not be Il ed 10 execute or indnrse any iate. dFat,
 che K or bill uf exchange in which said -o,plra. tinn shall not sha yes . direct in'. se.',s !; AF,.s6,hsASaid Corporation is hiea seti Ahd es- tablished aI Kent, ia the County of LitclfsL aud \ State f cspacetisp', ~ M M. I Ar. 7ih.--Each 7Snhscriher 10 tfesc Articles ! agrees i0fake the nn.Dhcf ui Shares ei the Cup I ital St 1ck of said Corporation annexed io his ! name-eacll Share to he Twenty-Five DtslafS na hefaresnamcd; said Sharrs to he p,id for as the Directors shnll call in the same. bs 1 Dated at Canaan, this ssh day of October, Subscribers' Names. z 7 M of Shdres William San,i Johnsi,i,. g as lj3 Is ast' q. as ;, 0nc hundred thirty -sSharcs William T Iiopsoa, s3l-s @ .1 Eight, ,-,hree snt ,hird shares. John Adam, - 331- a '. Thirty-'hrre saa o9; ; ;;.,hird shares. Eolt w. Adam, 33 l-3 'rhny-,hrec and oue-third Shares, ; Forhes Mon ion by Sl3 TIloBhs II !5%SsaIs Fs, X sis' aud oss' ss shares ]. Fl. Hubbard, Que 0Gd two-;hrd Shares,
 John A. Beckicy, Sl-3 Eight and one-ihri Shares.
 Oliver Beckley. sl,3 -~,ss l Eigh, and one .thrd Sharep. ] T,eonard c, Adam, SIS 1 Light and ont -third Shares i Sam'l F. Adam, 33l-3 lhirty-hree and one.,hird Shares. i Vim. F. Walker, Thity-tlrte and l Lncy Wa ker. his wife, one,ihird Shares
 'Sa ieS M i'is Ja.n. hi, wis yo,sr iF Isf shs,e,, l Whiting C. Ke logg. IF. r. gh, nni ! and Laura Krl,gg. his wife, one-,hird Shares. GEORGE ". PsET, Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26
Fa.sl naIlroda Accident.

An accident oeeuSFed to tho morning down |. train on the EauRaius Railroad, lhia (wednes-
 day., mornina, by whieh ihs n.ineor was instantly killed, and the fireman dangerously injured. The casualty happened nenE I,urviIIe l station. and vas oosasianrd hy tic IEecsimg "f
 wa'eF On the track, causing the locomotive 70
 sip frO'u tletai's. The engine and baggaee ear were demolished; fortunately the coupling hFsse and the passenger cars remained on s'.e lEaek uaipjured. ia~ra IIs
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26
arr1e1I 9r 1I-s llInraru.

The sieumsr Niagan srrived .. Halifax on. Manday sncs ing. and briuaa intelligence of the probability of geafral War ia Eprog~
 Prices of altkinds of Bseadsiuif. were dniIy advancing, and show large improvement lOr the week. The money market was stringent and Csusoshad declined nearly one per cent
 Political nffarswerewitloul importam, change. general war seemed more imminent than ey- pr, andlihe p.Aitical horizon was quite gloomy.
 No ihaIe fighting reported between Turks and Russians.s 'asi sa-i ,es7i1aHA .ssa
 The weather had been Ncry severe., 4o1, LVuis Napoleon has assumed firm attitude on the Eastern question. Tue AIaniteur e.n ans . circular oal French legations on .tiie su' jert whci,atier naFraiins phasrsiOu thr question. dc elarcs ti lf Russia has committed itf.action of the prov sionS in agreement solemtly entered in | io by France, England, Austria and Prussia, by the asiarkion Siaope-that agietmrni suarar- ,srng terri,or atiniegrty aT Turkey. Therefore, to prot~dt the T Turkish flag. the Frehch and Eng- lisil 4, cts have receivel ,orlers to enter ahe Biacc Sea. Tne ciFculss clp,es withexprcss ing ippc that Russia will not exfo<e Europe 10 new cnsyuisialis @
 q I sl a.s France has afs.aldress4d srnng ,rcnnnsrsHce t0 Austrian cabinet on eSxsiSe conduct eff that government intimariny that any further seces- sion on her part will be cansiderei as indicative of hes,ility the rcsals of which will be offers |, aid by Franes io Hungary aud l,aly. af Lis stated .halthe Czar has issued orders for limileliatc crossing of Dannbe. n f The report is ge acrally believed that the Czar has refused 10 negotiate at dictation of Four Powers, but is willing to treat with Sultan alone
 Accountt from all parts of Russia deseribc ex- l ,rn"rdinary military activity. nnexampled since 1913, The Czar has just got supply of ,wen,y . million ruhlcs from the Church.
 The London Observer says that agents, are on thea war 10 Ihe United States, to purchase ships and arms privately for Russia. sg Ia nIg3s i Report from War department, states tha, num- eberSf men available for arms in Fraace n ever, of general war, is one and quarter tniiiisn for land service. s& .aaf3sR ts@ Ls8' se5sAF It is current in political circles that czar does not cease to tempt Napoleon to desert English alliance. and differs consent to annexation of Bsl> gum and Egypt tn France-,he Czar also prom isiag u abandon the cause of French Bourbons
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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26
M W @ 00D s

e5 York, among which arc fancy Broadclu,hs, plaid and pain Cassimeres. and general assori- irrnt of c .ods fur winter weEr. Gall u the old s,and iil South Stree, and examine 'he qualify undsps.e nf tho Goads and work, for yourselves
 sa RUrrKtREIr& & TROWBRiDGE.
 I.itchfeld Jan. 9t!l 1853
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26
Di.,,ie, er Litc4feld ss. Probate Court, January

Di.trici of Litchfeld ss. Probots Coari, January
 l1h, 1854.
 UNSTATE of FIBER PETERS, late of Ltrh EL field in said Dsirict, deceased.
 tate exhibit his administration account to this cour. for adjnslman., al tho probate office in Lilchfcld, on the lsi day pf February. 1851. Al 10 o'clock fprrnaon; aud that all rersons inter. rs,rd ih said estate, ma le notified thereof, the said Alminisirator will cause this pr 'rr to he in LitchfeId County, ant post a copy thereof on the sign-p post n said Li,cheld nearest where said deceased last dwell. Certified irnm Record.
 s~7@ GEO. C. WOODRUFF, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26

DSarH OF M BoDIsco-M. Aiexancer de Bu' disc" the Russian Minister. died at his resilen e in Ge, rsetown, tWashinS,on,) at abou, twelve v'clock. un Sunday uigh. A.A
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26
Blowars.

WV ANTED-paprr Rags in rxchange for w fioofs, nt ALvokn & DsoTuER's.
 WolcosfviLie, Dec. 9;h. A4 @
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26

v 0r Capt. Stront, ot the brig Napoleon, charg. ed with dcser,ing the San Francisco at sea, in her distress, denies the sratements.of some of his crew, which so seriously implicated him. He thinks himself an abused man, and thinks his conscie nee easler than ih-re of his opposers.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26

TNVHE attention uf tie Ladies is cnl'cd [. . A lafGe assortment Oi shoes and Ga tcrs, winch we are now Open'ng. t7
 s ALyogD & BROTHER.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26
.a1 V ACARN,

D1- Mr. and Mrs WAKEMAy. would rxnresSio io tli, 1T numerous friends in Warren. tlsr gTatih- ra,inn in meeting x, many oi the,n "n The ncca- sion .f an annual yisii the p9stpr. Nor would suha. qien niiy fav. rcd ns @itil Their p:eA tis,e
 Irihas aGen the Sm,re gfaf lying ? { cifcnsRsfai res did sat ieut ns ItuIacspect sneb patIcfiiiC inc eTs@sni esas.sn. srpreciata slss kindness of Dea 1T. m! family. who nut onis freesy npcH- ed iIeir buu~e fF lie iecasiqls hut were sg lin- remitting in their exeriions t0 render everything pleasant b,,th fnr us an our frirn.Is.
 Truly giat.i iM Tor the many gifts received. it afr adsd uSssiIl crratrF pleasure io witness the geaeFsl Rossl ferisnr, Arh te greessd with 50 many exffsr sians pf ki:ia sseafda @f.e ix learly injira'e that thfTe ySll lse nnIjng wHniise m their paFt 10 srenre ihai warm altachmrns wlsirh should slwas exfsI hetwesn pastor and pcnple.
 Wssnn, Jansdry m, Iss4. IN ssas' 5s1s M