THE ENQUIRER.

LlTCHFIELD, APRIL eO. 1ssz.
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Ihe Specad EIections.-It will be remembered by those who looked over the list of Represensatives as published last week, that in the towns of Bloomfield beriln' Danbury, Greenwich Stamford, Westport, S'anoro and New-Londoh, the people failed to make

 cnolce ot representatives, and in Wetherseld only One. Elections have since been held in all of them, and we have heard from al bat bloouafsd and New London-the latter of which is said to have chosen whig members. though. judging from the state vote we are inclined to doubt it. The annexed will show the electiOns-those with the f being whigs. Danbu " succeeded in electng one whig by majority of a. bout S but fof the other there was no choice and an other trial was to be had last Monday; also the same day m Bloomfield: we have not heard the result.

 Bert'", Samuel Hart, 2d, Henry M. Pratt.

 Wether.feld, Wells Adatns

 StgfOrd, two whigs, names not known.)

 DG"bGry Peter Barnum,+ (no choice for 2d rep.)

 GreenUich, Frederick Lockwood, Seth Lyon

 St@ntord, Selleck Scofeld,+ Joshua B. Ferris.t

 WestpOrf, Lewis Raymond.

 Ne~-London, (said to be two whgs)

 POTATOES-Some days since, Charles Perkins. Esq of this village, handed us the following state- ment for pubcation showing the relative productive ness in number and weight of different kinds of this excellent esculen Mr. P informed us that they were Ill planted at the time, the same kind of soil socated alike, and dug gon the same day. We think if our farmers and gardeners generally would pay lt- tie attention to the kinds of potatoes they plan andwould experiment little more, they would find it very much to their advantage. We are no farmers consequently know but little of the kinds of potatoes raised, the manner of raising them but believe that most of those raised about Lched are of the Mercer and ash colored Kidney species.

 RELATIVE PRoDUCTIvENESS OF POTATOES.

 One potatoe, of each of the following knds cut into many parts as eyes. planted in separate hls each kind by itself, all in the space of by IA feet, the 18th of May, and dug on the soth September, l936 and yielded as follows, viz: