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 At a meeting of the Mechanics and Farmers, holden at Parks Hotel on Monday evening the 3d of Feb ruary, lsS4-Benjamin KiIborn was chosen Chair. man, and Seth Catlin, Clerk.

 Voted, That committee often be appointed for the purpose of calling meeting of the Farmers and Me. chancs of the town of Litch6eld at future day for the purpose of nominating Representatives for the next General Assembly.

 The following persons were chosen the committee; TomIinson Wells, Jacob Moss,

 Seth Calh, Henry Skil,on,

 Samuel G. Braman, George M. Buell.

 George II. Palmer, Samuel BueI, 2d,

 Julius GriswoId Chester C. GosIee Voted, That the dongs of this meeting be published in the papers printed in Li,chfeld.

 BENJAMIN KILBORN, Chn. SETH CATLiN, Clerk.

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 The Memorial of the merchants, mechanics, and ath others, forwarded to Congress few days since, petitoHng for restoration o the deposiles to the U $. Bank, other measures taken 10 relieve the mo- ney market. was signed by or 5000 persons. Whe- ther Gen. Jackson has got his dander up high as that it will have effect upon him. remains to be seen. large committee of merchants was appointed to proceed to Washington represent personally the distress which prevails; and another committee from the mechanics and artisans was appointed for the same purpose.

 Ne,c York Mirror.-The last number of this period. cal is embelIished with splendid engraving of the Luna'ic Asylum at Bloomingsbarg, near New York. Though engravings not given so frequent in this publication in others, they of vastly sa- Ina < entirely 6riginaand of it from some of the best American writers. And we would take this occasion 10 recommend this work to the patronage or our fair counirywomen as superior to any thing of the kind with which we are acquainted.