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Litchfeld County Agricultural Society. A, meeting of the Executive Committee of this Society, held at Litch6eld the llth day of Janua ry, ls42, the following premiums were awarded on Agricultural Products: For the best acre of Corn, to Nathan Hart, of

 Cornwall, $4,O0 2d bes, do. to Ard w. Warner, of North.

 field, 300 |" 3d best do to John II. Ne..leton, of Wa.

 ter,own, 200 For tho best two acres of Rye of1ered-no entry For the best one acre, to Arvil Morris, of Beth

 lem, 100 For the best two acres of Buckwheat, to Newman

 Holey, of Salisbury, 300 " 2d best do. to H. Milton Hart, of Corn

 wall, 200 For the bes, acre of Flax, to Grandson Loomis,

 of South Farms, 300 For the best acre of Potatoes, to Chauncey l..

 Dayton, of Watertown, 400 ' 2d best do. to John H. Nettleton, of Wa.

 tertown, 300 For the bes, quarter acre of Carrots. to H. M.

 Hart, of Cornwall, 200 2d bes. do to Arvill Morris, Of Bethlen,. 100 '''' '''' ior, I% of Li,chfeld, ' 200 For the best three bushels of Clover seed, to Gid

 con Holliser, of Washington, 300 Total amour. of premiums, 9a,oO At the same meeting, the following committees for the different towns were appointed Litchfeld-Cyrus Catlin. Charles Jones, George Merchant.

 Bethtm-Arvie Morris. Geovge M. Kasson, Cha 5 Martin.

 Barkhomsted-H Hiram Goodwin. Launcelos Phelps Lester Looms.

 Canaan- -I,hamar II. Smith, John Franklin, Lyman w. Howe.

 COlsbrOOk-Edward A. Phelps, Martin Phelps, Ar thur Howell.

 COrnwalt- Benjamin sedgwick, George Wheaton. Myron Harrison.

 Gsshsn-David Lucas, Myron Norton, Austin Al. len.

 Haryinson-Truman Kellogg. Joseph Cooke, Da- vid Wilson.

 Ks"'.;-Ps'er W. Mills, John P. HOpsOn. John Smith, 2d.

 NesD. .Harlord-Thomas Watson, jr. Norman KeL logg, Ira Seymour. Ns,D. .MLfsrd-E -Edwurd N. Hine. David c. Sanford, Royal 1. Canfield.

 NorfoM-Wm. Lawrence, James Shepard, Samuel W. Johnson.

 Plymouth-John s. Warner, Wm. w. BueI, Wm. w. Woodruff.

 Rorbury-Nahan Beardsey, Josiah Bronson. Gid. 

 Salisbury---Newmal Holey. Henry s. Norton. John R. Ward.

 Sharon-William I. King, Charles Sterling, John Chaffee.

 T'orrington-S nley Griswold, Fred'k L. Taylor, Lewis A. Thrall.

 Warven-Fred'k Coleman, Homer Sachett Saml Reynolds.

 Waiertown-John il Nstleton, Edward Hickox, John Buckingham.

 Washington-Hermn Baldwin, David C. Whttle. sey, Gideon Holisler.

 Winchestcr-Msrcu Munseil, Lemue Hurlbut, Je. hiel Coe.

 WoOdbury-AnhoE C. Strong, John Marvin. Ben net U. Strong.

 Dr. John S. WOlcdt of Litchfield, was appointed Chairman of the Committee on Horticulture. Joseph H. Belamy Jacob N. Bakeslee, and Cha's Jones were appointed the Committee on Farms. APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT. By aud uDiih Lhe G4ice and consent 9f Lhe Senate.

 DsTMASTERS. Geoype McNeir, d Annapolis, Maryland. Samuel G. Andrets, at Rochester, ~. '. Henry Huggns, aINew Haven, Ci. Charles C. Haddut, at Buffalo, ~. Y.

 MARRIED. In Middletown, Vm. D. Starr. Eeq, editov Of the Sentinel and Winek, to Miss Susa aDnah C. w llcOx.

 DIED. In BinghamtOn, '. Y. Dec. 27, MT. Elhu Bradley, aged 65, formerly 0sthls town: In Seneca Falls. H. Y: on the 18th inst Mr: Heze- kiah Goodwin. aget 74, formerly Of Goshen, COnn.- His wife died two ieeks previous. In sharon, Mir. Bwln 1'readwsy, (deai and dumb aged g years.

 In Sharon, MT. Iobert Chapman' aged fv-a rev IL, MS Chanin AUa6T TS