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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24
The Great Family Paper .
ENORMOUS CALCULATIONS.
Olte L~ILnnlred nnd EsLlty 1hensa na " week.

TUE NRw oRK LEDGER SslNaskcSsitiNI
PthSS nSlHtet, lrtSh. ard IuEliinY,
falsJtt 20 the hrttu NtuI tip torhesi writing,
Wlieh YSnassana Old mud s'ltsls lrliEittes
jokes Nad storteS, with gFnIN lustratlotLs,tes
Asaat44 pictures. aa4 ifcsi alstllaEoAs
OF genius and art In l1Ft combinations.
FIlupthr rIeaSarr 0t. hslrht faScinatiOs$.
la1ieS AMI lcrlS, Kings and EhpsSssS$.
Chnirvt; and Parents, ami DakSS aud SramssFes3ct,
Y4l1e 1hrlf EpttEIs for It's pleasing vuFtsty,a
And lN6s for It's coming with J.rcuteStA hSItt q.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24

CHILDiEN's FANCf HATS
Just r~seGlyel,a lGSgesssortnstt % ~cttttrvtgf Nsts4Rt
81 CaIa-RNtRB SuPeThne anl Embroidered GaT<
Nbs. 143 and las ga!n stsSyt, NLssinESRa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24

~ G. II. RING, PROPRIETOR, y. \.
EE-The Cordial Is Put up, hIEhIS. concentrated, in pint
bottles. prtce 81 per btttie, two for 50, siXfor $12.
Far sale By / BUSnF1ELD.
mh26I8nf Wholesale Druggists, . Nom oc9 st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24
itcrS should he addressed TO

~ ----- y II Ahn aI. NrNEI0FEs
~ Nowts a good time to subscribe ~ COM hrs Just
commenced a new Sea Story, and EMERSuS BENNETT
VIII soon begin another. NJ subscrtrttun taken fht u tkSe pc.
riod than one We mr.. fs1IftMlaSS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24
Ambrotypee g. Daguerreotypes

BY-PAItIIIIpG Is.
THE subscriber, at his oIistaTi on aionTos street, Is daily
L producing Aubrotypes, which are taking the place Of
DaElcfrrotSprs. For proof Of the fntness Of tone and SUI
pcrior finish Of his pletnFes, he solicits the examination Of a
sTEREoSCoPIC ASD TRANSPARENT ANBRoTYPES
Aso-lo LOckets anti Pin, utadecxprrssly for thts new style
of work.
As these g.ctprcscaa be taken IN nom one 70 Eve seconds,
small children ArcPlmost CntiFtls removed. GrSupa Of pSr-
sons, Of different ages mud complications, AInbrgtvfed w!th-
out officially. pieulrsa can be copied by tht process so
they will remain unchanged for ages; oil AuhroI!pCS being
Theoretically sealed between two plates Of glass, afeaafrent-
ed never to fade.
Caution should be observed asalnlt pictures called AInhFo.
typeeyshieh are not properly 50, being q single plate Of fla&
and Iiable to be deficetI. Asthe facilities Of the undelsign-
cd are constantly increasingly he wilibr prepared to make
DaEuerrcotypcK AZ all prices.
Rooms At thsOll place until May LIST, when he will remove
to bis new and SpaetonS establishment east side Of Main st.,
between Union and MenFoe, which will be onr Of the hest
Arranged establishments in TIT. country. The entire length
OF the rooms, 1S5 tet. Nosp5tna o~F,expvnse viii bt spared
In the affans snentG for producing superior wnrS, and easus-
inS f sse s'n1'ef' q yia'sFf' 1. {. PARTRIDGE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24

EACELIENTa STABLIAU
"a Attacked To The House. TrayClerH md boaTdrfsrIaysfes
assured that nv liipE Will be kpAFCd7to to add tosthslr sem-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24

N1ONROE ROUSE.
C0pPoSITE THE SUPPRESSION ERLDGEl
WHEELING, VA.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24

-. Et~NFI.IEdIN1. - .-.eiaesTaHe
q. AVERY has HeeaItgd and - l1Ns i4tliEasys iaEge
Ae aasbrIlNent df Soft Het of All qrriitea, shIpes6rdeo cob
Ors, and w1tlte ScEiH tts l1Alst pf.ses
u. AVERY, Sos. t4S ami rs,
an4 Mheenas.sSa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24

f5g~Agrnts wanted In ever county, town and city lathe
llniop. uirnlars, with full description. sent on triltCltt9R
Address q
.AScnicAX4 roaEtGS PAIEsT AaEscI Co !"
fe12lawly ~ Dusne-st, New York.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24

Letters from tile Crimea, 10 May Dist, men
ton that 10000 masons are to be employed in
rebuilding Sebastopol after the departure of the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24

S.. AVERY
4xaAAs on han,I, aud q manufactures and rrcstr-
ESe t1g, auc OF thelaEgrEt nssortIratS 0f
"a Hats and Cape
C~onsasltne Of allthe VARIETIES htht colors5 nox In uFta Rli Of
which kill h sold mt lheloReat FaIts.
*. h.-FatSm made 70 order Ut The shortest notice.
a-s g. AVERY, Main st,Sos. 14s aud tSs.s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24

~" 40VN a4OOO4 70
T IL subscriber has taken the stoEchOuse lately occupied
i by Morrison, Williams & Co. on Market street, second
door below Union: where he las orEnetl an entirely fresh
Itnca al FAMILY GROCERIES crvEy article OF The best
quality, SarrfullvE rlccteIl, and purchased with cash; con-
s!stinS In part o! the following articles, viz:
Rcanrd Sugars, Loaf, Crushed aml Powdered New Or
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24

VIM. BARR BIT PteRFietor.
t,T1uIs web known iIo,ei has been newly renogstsd,.nnd
nov nnrntshes The, best Of recommendations q. %trdSeisrs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24

AT M0DERATIE RATES.
1t Il located near the rtntrc of'lhe city opposite me aaR-
pension Bridge, and oily + fe'S sIpaFss from the Railroad
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24

7TGIEi TGI7f TGEy

0NHE Subscriber takes this method of Informing his custo.
Il ners and the public, that he T. prepared TO farnis!l, a.
heretofore, 70 all who dssiEe II, good Ice during the summer.
Ills IceI OF thu finest quality and tlr supply ample for tao
years, should summer last so long, 20 thai consumers neSd
not fear n lack Of plenty. Ills carts Willie out in a day or
two and lee will be furnished daily Etsuch price and in such
quantities as may Ge desired. lie IL satisfied to let the pub.
arls..f ~ 'S'"' : JACOB AM1cK.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24

INANCY for Tie handkerchief
II CooEres and Shaving Creams.
For saleet .vOwELLs
Dug and Prescription Store,
Sign OF Tie rd.MOrtar,
je12 50 Monrcr street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24
BROILS VS., FRIES :

We viii send by express, prepaii, oneor more Of these
sizes TO Kny part q! ur United States, east tf the Mississippi
ior not ir west Of i'll on receiptof the m6ney.
eSBeAionsy may BIZ aent BY mall, "Festhtsretl,s ~ eur
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24

THE new and beautiful art Of avnamenting the simplest
i Glass Evs5elto rrSeuibltth fISKsT PAINTED CAM, Ar
A rTTlIE or ms GStS q creating an Immense excitement.
Ladies' and Gentlemen ARE alike fAsctnAtr,i with thIs~ tislight-
Iul occupation. a cllaSte and ELEGANT amusement for Gill;
FLren AMI Schools, encouraging IL taste for grace in design
AMI harmony inthc Arrangement of eoloFs. rhs gaole Art
can be perfectly acquired In half an hour. poOE Of ItStrlc.
ton separately 81. Boxes containing 2 Vases, nookSand
every article required $. sert by Express.
CONTENT, NEARY & CD, Wholesale Storf,
ieli-friAW trSH1g- Hr 6,g RFdNflWaVsSSY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24
q GLoVEC

u 1LOVEEOIEANEhs
A n Important Discovery to the TeononiStS sons.thIn IN.
IA tirely New Just linpOrtet.
"J0UVEN'S iNuDoROUS PREPARATIONS
for lnston1S CLEAHISG KID GLOVES Without Le slightest
SMELL Hub n small portion on the ylOHS, md tic turt In.
One Oottln L warranted In clean any pair Of Gloves. Price.
81 cents. Try II before buyiaE. Aulhc Agents ure presents
I'd With au open botle to prove iS operation. Agents
arc coinlnS money by tic unprecedented demSnd, Mota
wanted.
CONTENT, NGARY $ C, wholesale Store.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24
HEADACHE ~ nER1L1T

THOMAS ADAMS, Diamond House.
or at X. Ciratrr'si Gothic Hall.
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The EreIish afmv Is healthv.

Lirsrpe0l, 1lh.-Cotton easier, but not quo
tably lower, sales Cor three days, 14,GOu bales,
including 800 bales &c, spectators, and 1000 to
exportcTs-markct closed dull; n. o. midl!ing
8 SIG; Mobile middling 9 l-lG; Upland middiipg
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pRUes4Isrs 8

yen :
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24
CRISTADORO'S HNIR7DYE
SIiLL YXfltIWI4HiNY!f

CONTRAST the tnts brought out in the hair By CrietaIa-
rc's tnatciltess reYitAllEiug Itair nSe, and those pr6tu.
crh by application Of The burning Gails ordinarily sold as
case, unnatural Ia the other, and the shnrle reas0fts lhaE
CTEtadOro'S Is tho ONLY preparation Which byttSsSIct che
micsI combination UlcratCe on itatlrs aud immutatls pria-
sires., Made, sold and applied Tin ten PEIv9ts tooasle
sale by the iYincrHl psuYslSts and RrtianteEs thtonshsnt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24

~ Wherever there il a nswS ntrec ihe; III can DO
bought every week, as II. comes ont: II Is aIsV sent BY u41tl
fot tuti dvnarsR yearotIG6 t6pirS for thrvt dollars pasGs
bic Ialv&Ibly IN advance.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24

IIlYING ih,Sls2uiy's esFts and Vienna 1esstnsat. 80
ASS1i fMl of c3tpeCd ntstys, .Nn0nk ttScUhtentfsAthO
anatetaS OF theSe&uaIQ rEaTs at HE nlS1r lali fhn1S-nli
their diseases and NyH&nssssA, latest tse0SSEfsrsinaFtpf1-
~,laetton; qrncES, their receipts anal SFsSlGcS; nsrta9y tTbls
ttS, Real tFtEenefafS fnaf G&resSand f01XrsetI6h In Sulh.
1t Describes the cause nf1 SLcSlSsf all Observation-Disclosures
%yrstive SS4tepa; t~Lcontshls eopsna& 1Atstrnetinns f0 the M.
tse; rSSt0F5tsp1V u ihess Eisn srr Vfs ttnsIi l% 1uSa'NEeits
non catering ttcpaTrfaSr STAT wifi phSctVaslbtx npffhns
EsCUfUl results arising Trnau solitary NHtItgrsNgeti haaAisi al
Sa+4 professional itSsertSIiAt Illustrating tic tosnlts u eHsts-
c,tptS :oEths Tspper trrslnuelt aud lretOGG0aovrasSs.
Gleet, a., aiNi STygS StAss AEtl iorG W SYphtliSS SssNndA4S
SSunHtOhA, &r4 lt6Sr 0Os ile@IaEs. ScnFt 10 DfssltT STsS,
No !: ntstsioass ST. NeW YsfS cts. lleisi'nS adl fssotaals
known tQ the public ahcInAS lie consulted rFattsHt hs old
ssIat+i5Set esbtr,sphvre hShss lractisca la ot.elesne1uf
nINGcne Ivfl %SptSsToN wears. aud pR.le thnit
c%olstdrrsl lneufable, soue Uf ahOliheh his -psr1ahsI6u to
rcfve to- ClaEBvs %n;eletate, ana IN aIt cases s ruFs Suarsn.
.terdl IytI l4IdaW
The Great Family Paper ! Z
ENORMOUS CIRCEI.AyIION.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24

pR. MoRsEscINv1ooRATIN6 oRDIA
,rcrate nnspcnt." The influence 1t exerts Is uniform anti
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100000
Worth of Farms and Building

1NIIS Important and valuable Improvement In the manu-.
fasture Of LadlSs Skirts. on account of the Light, Pfla-
oe ana AHjnStANie rIais msS otm npout W. 5, as tnsI
breaking, and their sdartion 4" any change Of positlon,
gives the most graceful uni elegant form to alalys dress.
Tie stIlntss coIslsts Of a series Of cords. Of the tlhres Of
the ca:tus Leaf running horizontally around them, while
the falric Casually cottOn) between and covering the cor'ls,
renders thean always Of n nature perfectly flexible.
Just rteGiret Gy
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-17
Connecticut on Brooks.

The Brooks case was under discussion in the House on Saturday, and some twenty five speeches were made on the subject. Mir. Woodruff of the New HA- ven district in his speech, spoke of the assault brutal outrage. |" lt hal been said there WAR not spirit anl manncss enough here to purge the body, but let trial hc made and then it would be known who .arc screen au lacity and give countenance to crime The neph.w of his urlc' took offence at this, ana showed f2lt Immediately. Mir Woodruff being called upon by friend of Brooks to inquire whether hc recognized the code of honor. replied that he rccognzel no code but the laws of his coun- try and the laws of God.
 A dispatch to the New York papers says NoHc of the speeches, however, stirred the chiva|rous AIr. Brooks to apply the code of honor that l have heard of except that of Mir. 1 Woodruff cf Connecticut, who, in defending the resolutions of the Legislature of Connecticut, applied a terrible eXcoriation to the South Caro-
 lan, who sat at the time within reach of him. Brooks looked indignation at Mr. Woodruff all tho time he was speaking, but the words fell thick and fast unt l the close, vixen Brooks, with much feeling Lowed his head, and muttcf- ed something which was not understood by Mir. Woodruff. Bat a few moments had expired, when Col. Savage of Tennessee waited upon Mr. Woodruff and informed him that he, Say age, was the friend of Col Brooks, and in be- half of that gentleman desired to know if he, Woodruff, recognized the code of honor. Mr. Woodruff replied that he recognized no code that was direct violation of the laws of hs country Savage then told Mir. Woodruff there were very objectionable words in his speech which ought not to be printed. Mir. Woodruff thought otherwise, and said he char acterizcd tue conduct of Mir Brooks as he thoug Int it justly deserved. Thus ended the first interview.
 Mr. Woodruff, understand, will print his speech as delivered. It was an able and pun gent production. He said that Mr. Brooks had committed brutal outrage in violation of all honor and dccency. The time had come for the expiat;on of such dastardly cutragcs, and he did not hesitate to characterize it as Q lofty assumption of arrogance and mean achievement of cowardice
 The speech electrified the House, and has won Iaurels for MT. Woodruff and his State.- He is plncky, and if attacked by Gutta Per cha, will take care of his honor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-17

STATE NORMAL SciieoL.-'rhc whole number of pu- pi's in attendance during the year has been 3;0 di- viacd among the three terms The number admitted during the year 22i The number of graduates at the last anniversary was 23, making the whole number ef sr .uatcs, 70. There have been lI2 ad- missions during the seven years of the existence ot the school Uf these about 100 have taught in tho State during the past year.
 The report states that soon additional accommo- da:ions will bc needed for the numIcr applying The amount drawn from the Treasury. the past year, was Si,o91 ,o3, most of which WIS expended in salaries
 The thousand dollars granted by the Legislature of las; year for the purchase of Philosophical Apparatus and books of reference has been thus applied.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-17

MAJ. KEARxEv, accomplished aid of Gen. with one wifc-with several chlldren--with a large fortune--has recently eloped with daugl,. ter of Hugh Maxwell, oae of the ariStocracy ot New York. Maj. kearney met the family il, Paris--came home with theur in the same ship, aud soon after elopcd with Miss Maxwell, lcav- ing heavy responsibilities behind him. He took one of the slow boats. \ brother of the yonng lady took the next steamer, the Persia, the swiitest boat aaoat-to follow the guilty par ties. He will reach England within few days of the arrival of his sister, and he vows he will kill her seducer
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-17

CERTAIN L,rIrs of Columlia, South Caruli. m, have presented Brooks, the rufian, with a cane, bearing an inscription to the effect that it was given in the spirit of 'I6.' Very like ly. The spirit of I6, in South Carolina, re- j"ctcd the Declaration of Independence, adhcr ed to the British crown, refused aid, comfort, food, and clothing to the su!fering4ratriotS ol the Rcvo!ut;on, and drove the few of her owi better sons, like Sumptcr and Marion, to hide themselves in swamps and forests to escape the malignant search of vindictivc Torysm. The South Carolina spirit of '76 was by no means up to proof, and the less that is said about it, the better
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-17
Judicial Appointments.

Appointments by the Judges of the Superior Court for 1856:
 LIrcHr1E1D DCouNY-Frederick D. Beekman. Clerk; Charles Adams, Assistant Clerk Chas. F. Sedgwick, State Attorney.
 HARTFORD CoUxrY--wait N. Hawlcy. Clerk Jul lius L. Strong. Assistant Clerk i; R. D. Hubbard, State Attorney.
 NEW HAVEN CouSTr.-Alfred H. Terry Clerk i: David s. Peck, Assistant Clerk; E. k Foster State Attorney.
 NEW LONDON CouNTY.-William L. Bacon, Clerk Hiram Wiley, State Attorney.
 FAIRFIELD CouSTY.-Amos S. Treat, Clerk: Henry L. Blake, Assistant Clerk Orrs s. Ferry, State At tornev.
 WINDu.A CouNTY.-Urel Fuller, Clerk Thomas Gray Assistant Clerk Elisha Carpenter. State At torney. MIDpLEsEx CoUSTy.-Arthur B. Calei Clerk Wal do P. Vnal, State Attorney. HOLLAND Couxrr.-Joseph Bishop, Clerk Johu H. Broadway, State Attorney.
 List of Judicial Assignments for the Year 185o-7. JuDas ELLSWORTH.
 Hartford O., 3I Tuesday in July. 1 licw Haven Co.,, 1St '' September.
 Windham O., 1st '' November New London Co.,, Sd ' January, at New London. JCDGR SANFORD. stddlescx Co., 1st Tuesday in Sept at AIid,!letown Fairfield Co, 3l '' Ootober at Danbury Hartford O., 3i Tuesday in December. iLchtield Ca, 4th '' January. Holland Co.,, 2d " April. JrDGH WALDO. New London Co.,, 4th Tuesday in August, at New L"n.,on Iitchield O.. 1St November.
 Win,iham Co, ,st January. Holland Co.,, lst February.
 Fairfield Co.,, lst !" March, at Bridge port. Mililcse1 Co.,, 2d Tuesday in April, at Haddaln JUDGE BurLER.
 Tollanl Co.,, 1st Tuesday in September.
 Hartford Co. 4th '' Y. London Co. 3i Nov, at Norwich. \. Haven Co.,, lst '' March. Litchield Co.,, 2d q April. Fairfield Co.,. ol Tuesday in August, at nanbury. I.itchivld Co. 2d September
 Mi tdlcSeX Go, 4th '' Nov, at Haidam. \. Haven Co.,, sd '' December.
 \. London Co.,, lst ' April ut Norwich. JUDGE SEYMOUR.
 Winlham O.. 1st Tuesday in August.
 N. Havan Co, 2I '' October. ToaWl Co., ith '' November. Fairfield O., 3d '' Dec, at Bridgeport Mdilesex Co., lst " Feb. at Midlctown Hartford Co., 2d " Match. ,Tvpcs McCrRDr.
 Win,lham Co., Sd Tuesday in March.
 \, Haven Co.,, ol '' May.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-17

EXPLOSION of the mills of the Hazard powder company at Enfield, in this State, blew up with an explosion which was plainly heard and felt in Springfield, at about B o'clock on Saturday morning. Three of the workmen named Alcock, Whitehead and Lowrey. were badly injured, and they have all since iied.--- The boiler and engine of the company were un. injured. Two of the men were English. and the third Scotch--and all had families, 'ror.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-17

Ing " lyrCirIFIo Fo,>Ty IIIsToRIr.L AND Axrlov. A EIAS SoctErr was incolporateb by the Legislature of this State at its recent session The Hon C. o. Eciden, q member of the Board of Managers, has offered the Society the gratuious use Of his room in S"ymours fire proof building South street until other quarters shall hc provided. All books. plm- p''ets, manuscripts '.;nars, relics or other articles of interest, designed to he precte! loao to the Society, will be duly acknowledged and preserved if left with Mr. Bclcn with the Secretary of the So- S;ety, r. k. kilhourac
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-17

FARMER. BRACE X Co advertise two books on Phv- soiogy, few of the eSccllcnoes of which are Their c!earness, both in statement and description-t skill with which the interesting points of the subject are brought out-the exclusion of all useless matter other books on this subject having much in them which is useful only to medical stuents-the exclu- sion. so far as is possible of strictly technical terms the adaptation of each book to its particular purpose the smaller work preparing tescolar to understand the full development of the subject in the larger ore
 The above firm publish some of the most valuable School Books of the day.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-17

FAMILY HisroRY.-Mcssrs. Durric X Peck of New Haven, have just publisheda handsome octavo volume of nearly 5Oo pages entitled ' History and n,g.,es ef tie Nnae aud f;tnniy 2 hborn;' = by Payne Ken yon kilhournc of this village. It is said to be the most complete Family History yet published
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-17

NORFOLK BANg-The books for subscription to the Capital Stock of Norfolk Bank, will be opened at Shcpard's Hotel in Norfolk, on the 22d day of July. The Capital stock is to be $l00, ,0D0.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-17
CHATTER XVI.

An Act relating to Public Squares in the town of
 New Haven.
 Ike it enacted by tkc Senate and House of Repre- scatatiycs in General Assembly, convened SEC l. That no grant or permission heretofore givru. or wh'h may hereafter lc ciyrn hy rropra tor, Committee, shall authorize the erection of any building part of huil ling, addition 10 uilt- ing. upon any of the Nuhc squares in thu town of New Haven, unless such grant UT permission bc first rlitr,l and confirmed by the inhabitants of the town a, meeting 0; tic town called for that special ob- jcct,
 Approved, June 2. ls56.