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spY virtue of a wit of Execution, is-s z-s sued from the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court Of pulsski county, and 10 me directed, ] shall expose to sale at Public Vendue, to he highest bieder, for cash, al the Drug Store of the ahove de- feojants, in ihs Town of Little Rock, on Wednesday, the .frst duy ef October, Is24, between the hours of ten o'clock in the forenoon and three Of the afternoon, the following property of said detendants, to wit: Their entire stock of DRUGS. consisting ln part of Paiats, Osts. -IJge Shfs, Chemical and Surgical Instruments, &c. &c. with every kind of Medicine made use of by Physicians, all of which is to satisfy the aooye judgnent
 i'ue aftepdance given by ne.
 JOHN K. TAYLOR, Sheriff.
 Physicians would fnd 1t to their interest to attend. TS4 50l
 Little Rock, Sept 12, 1894. '2a at
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From the West Indies. The New Ha- ven Herald says:-By the arrivals at that port from the Nest Indies yesterday, we learn that the ''beginning of the end2 of the abolition of slavery i'll the English Islands had commenced. In one of the Islands Antigua or St. Kits, the governor called together portion of the most intelligent of the slaves, and informed them of the condi- tions upon which they were to be made free, and the course to be pursued for that pur- pose. spirit of revolt was immediately manifested, and martial law was about to be proclaimed for the protection of the whites. We could not see the captains to get par tculars.
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INTERPRETATIONS SALE.

 UTILLor sold al Public Auction, on w ynonday, the 22d na. al the late re- sdence of RICHARD ]. CAVE, deceased, all the personal property of said deceas- ed, consisting in part of the following ar- ticles
 ] Bureau; Sideboard l Dressing Table; l Gig and Harness Spanish Saddle and Birdie pair Saddle-bags; i Pistol Rife and Shot Gun
 OK Cart and 3 Ok Yokes together with number of other articles too. numerous 10 mention. TERMs-All sums of five dollars, cash; over that amount, six months credit, with approved security. Sale to take place between 10 and II o'clock of said day.
 N. II. BADGETT, Adm'r
 of K. J, Cave, deceased. Sept, l2, 1894 g 2t
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Lewisburg Sept 5, 1894. 42
Notice for Proposals to furnish
 23,0oo BUSHELS GF CORN.

25,UUU bOSnElsS 0F 0OAN. sssSEALiGD Proposals aiIl C reoetved by kJlbe Assis1bt Quarter aIasier at this Post, itaia the ist October, ls:34, for lur- nishing dtd delivering 2s,o0O @ushels of Corn.
 GOOD bushels at Fort Gibson.
 2,000 bushels at Camp Arbuckle on the Red Fork Of the rkansas, 75 miles w. N w. from Fort Gibson.
 15,0N0 bushels in the vicinity of Fort Gibson or at Hardrige's, on lie arkansas, 2t miles west of Fort Gibson.
 Proposals may be handed in for two thousand bhsbels or upwards. Bidders will stale the price per busnel for The l5,- 00t bushels, If delivered at Fort Gibson; or the price per bushei if delivered at dafdrige's The privilege of rejecting bids deemed too high, is reserved
 k D C. COLLINS,
 It. and Asst Or. Master, U. ;. 4. Fort Gibson, Mug. 27, saa4 2s 2t
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Little Rock Jockey Club.

E7ya adjourned meeting of this Giue #ilI Ea ae held at the Store oi Messrs. Wm. os8gs tt < Co. 10. .Horrom .ltternoon, at o'clock. punctuai attendance is re- eHested, as business of importance will be transacted.
 c. P. BERTRAND, Sec. Sept l2. 1894.
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.Meulters of Congress- Elections for members of the next Congress, will be held this year in the following States Missouri, n August, two representatives Illinois, in August, three representatives Georgia, in October, nine representatives,; Ohio, in Oc- tober, nineteen representatives; Pennsylva- na, in October, twenty-elght representa- tives; New York, in November, forty re- presentatives; New Jersey, in November, six representatives. Louisiana tbree, at- ready chosen. The other States elect in
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AOoCs
 From Campeachy-The Sabina, from Campeachy, via Havana, which arrived yes- terday, reports that at the time of leaving Campeachy, 29th June, 400 soldiers were besieging that place, under the command of the Governor of Marida.
 Masne. .--Peleg sprague, Esq. has been nominated as Governor of Maine. He IS man of talents, of excellent character, ard deserved popularity.-.Noah.
 The epidemic is abatng in Montreal the weather represented to be cool and agreeable.
 A new emission of half eagles has been made from the Mint at Philadelphia. The die is the same as the newly issued twenty five cent pieces.
 A great meeting has been held at Natch- ez, Miss. at which the course of Senators Polndexter and Black, and of Mir. Cage, the Representative from the State, were re- ceiycd with decided appreciation.
 On the 22d ut. the Convention at present in session in Tennessee adopted, in commit tee of the whole. proposition to deprive of the privileges of citizenship any person CT persons who shall fight duel, or bear a challenge, or aid or abet in fighting a duel.
 The heat Of the sun was so excessive in London during the lasf week of June, that the faces of those who had business to transact out of doors, bore the appearance Of " roast leg of pork"
 Since the " Experiment. of Gen. Jack son, seren Banks have failed for three mil lions, and failures of merchants and others have amounted fo ten millions; loss on goods and property, thirty millions more. A costly experiment..
 Curious Verdict. A pauper in the South ampton poor house cut his throat last week, and the verdict of the coroner's jury was that he died of consumption.
 Soon after the battle of Loban. a wit ob- served that Bonaparte must now be in funds, for he had lately received check on the baak of the Danube.
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rJzales.--A French Naturalist. declares

4 l. TJzalss.--A French Naturalist, declares that he has seen wi,aies play with sfeif young ia the most singular manner, baan- cing them on their tails, and then throwing them over their heads. lie states that the seamen of the ship in which he was, used whales milk in their coffee, and found it ex- cellent
 The learned Agrippa tells us that all the linconveniences of married life happen, not so much through the fault of the woman, as the negligence of the man, for Il seldom hnnpens that the women are bad unless the husbands are worse.
 ssas.s MARRlEp-ln Saline township, in this county, on Thursday, 4th inst. by the hev. Mir. James, Mir. Henry 7. Sha,e, oi this town, to Mss .Naacy Rland. daughter of Mr. Jesse Bland.
 At Van Buren, on the 24th ut. MT. Thomas Philips, to Miss .MG'dy .hstter.
 DIED Recently, in Washington county, Mir Josn [. Turner. He was what Pope would call, !. the noblest work of God''-- an honest man.
 At Fayetteville, on the 25th ut. Captain yateaaadar v. Saceeaeg, formerly of Tenn.
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Ensosyent Debtors Notice.

MT creditors will take notice that on IV1 the 22d Of this month, shall make application to Judge SIMMONS ana E E. BALL, Esqrs. two Justices Of the Peace, within and for the county of Conway and Territory of Arkansas, to be permitted to take the benefit of the act concerning h. solvent Debtors, and the acts supplement tary thereto.
 ARCHY cox Lewisburg. Sept 5, 1894. 42 2t
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Administration Sale.

EA5 lLi1 oe sold al usiic AuciiUn, on w Saturday., fhe 20th anst. ats.he resi- dence of the late LEWIS BERTH dece ased, all the personal property of said deceased, consisting Of the fel!owing articles
 l sorrel Horse; l Wagon
 Saddle; l,.ssiae Gun; Grind Stone 70 Hogs; Log Chain. Broad Axe 2 Beds and Beadsteads
 Household and Knichen Furniture. Farming Tools. &c.
 TERMs-Sums Of $5 cash; over .bat snm six months credit, with approved security. Safe to commence at ten o'clock, \. NJ.
 SARAH BERTH, Adm'x
 of Lewis Berth, deceased, Sept. 12, 1894. g 2t
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Little Rock Debating Society. gNHE adjourned meeting of this socie- + ty, takes place on sHoaday Everiag, 18th inst. A pnnctual attendance of the members IS particularly requested.
 By order. Sept. l2.,
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iiHle Rock, 4. T, September g, 1924.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-18
E'<tf.sl'lt, Al.
ELECTION
IL. JON rs,
fjutanf Gene' al
ELECTIONS.
CoLuMBUs, ONO. November o.
REL N A. ~ S-lllAI EEE

COLUMBUS, Ouio, november y.
ELECTION kEIURNS-COMPLErE.
With the exception oi hc newly organized County OF
Haidn, IN which majoiiy onl, il given, it will be
that the iulI returns received Tor Governor few
conn les excepted, the votes given official, and
believe that the resul, will vary nuci u any, hom
what here presented BY this is evident that Lucas
has majoiiy ia fl counties OF the IL Fin,llay
has the joiiy in the Other 30 In 10 counties lind
perfect thsnse Of votes. Five, viz Franklin, Della
ware Sandusky, Seneca, and Guernsey in 1892
gave majority against Lucas, hut have given
lority Tor him. The Counties Of Belmont, highland,
Aiu,kngum, Pickawsy, and Union. which In 1892 gave
Lucas n,aJoriiy, now give II 10 Findlsy.
In 81 the vote given for Lyman % 1885, Findlay's
vote Is 81 3ti giving OF g. 1863 votes,
other words adding amals amaiion ticket the strength
OF John M'lran. The voc given to Lucas in 80
I'll 23i-ls vote NOW ia 1868, showing decrease oil
odS. Let MS nov take the majority OF Lucas Find
lay wbirh is shown to he 1929
Aud add II tothe NJ Liam strength ia Ohio which is 1853
rheu by adding the decrease in the democratic vote
oil 57s
We have the exact majority which Lucas had in -
1882 Clayism and Anti n,asonry tobined S066
In this caic"s,op make innate oil increased
vote, FULLY aware that hal The Demos oi the
turned out the majority loI Lucas could
been less than 10 900 On the other hand every Lea
Ite Nuiiie', Clay aud Bankile at the pole.
The result Is as follows:
For GOpe'nOr. Lucas, elected by msjoriy Of 329
For Congress. Opposition; Administration, and
Anti Mao
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Assistant Surgeon Charles B. Welsh. 2i August 1894
Captain H. W. Gfswol LIST Artillery. al October 1884
B'eve Captain Robert L. Armstrong; q Artillery, lO.h
October, 1891.
Srcond Lieutenant George W. Mcclure. Dragons. 2lsi
July. 1884
second Lieuenan, rheorhilus b Brown, 81 Artillery,
II Il September, 1884
Breve Second euiensnt George ID. Dn,on, LIST Infantry,
l6h September, 1884.
The Officers promoted aud appointed. will report,
accordingly, and JOn their proper aud comp
without delay those on detached SERVICE acting under
specs orders and Instructions. will report, by letter, TO
their respective Colon, Is.
BY Older OF -7ieTUnttcr .5facomib
jm Geoersi Commanding in Chief
r. JONES,
fdjutanf Geie' al.
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NEW YORK.

- ALBANY, November ~.
TIE TREAT REsULT.--We have nosy Ac;ud and ,e
ioIed returns rom a tile counties n the State And we
give Ihe result below IL j. deed triumph, oetlv nj
Tie Drmoersey Oi the "geH aud p.uiodc State OF New
York"
Gov. Marcy i're elected by upwards Of THIRTEEN
IhOOoAND mJHt y: sho"iDg Democratic gain I'm tl,e
mIoly since 1882 OF more Than three thousand ~ der
TIE utmost gu ris aud lavish the Opposition or.
canned aud uoscrupulons TO degree unparseled ia e
history Of our State politics.
The representation from This State i'm the ext Cougre
wiz ne illlkl f-ONE democratic friends Of The Admin.
'Iaoh ihs irn avocAies OF The measures by which our
pa~ohc PRESIDENT las rescued tile cou.fy from ;l,e
'hF"ldon o. an A'isiocrdc Moneyed Power and the ~,
compromising opponents Of the Bank or OF ann B,nk. 10
NINE iedefals being precisely the rs,tye s,,nd,, =,
parties ~ the present Congress The only poi,,rt eli nc
The oss OF Mr. Person in the Rets.et,r ',t,
anu Tue ga" OF deinoefai member rom tie civ Of
New York, ~ the place Of Dudley s,Iden
VI the Stale SeDa0rs, the success Of the D.mocr.,;c
Candidates ~ seven Of the eight districts may be rons,
ed a. certiin SO that tie Sena will stand q De
mocrauc TO Federal heing more strongly Rcpubltr.,
han ever before, and showing Rep0bcaD gain Of 3 from
ihe present year ~
he House Of Assembly stands NfNrrY.rHREv Re.
PuDcNns and hiFfgfve Fedrfalists (conredng 10 The
one IN Albany WV
The great result Then IT, hat New York under ali ,be
tnois OF panic AMI ~ the revolutionary sbots n fe
bAnk s orators aud s sgon has given an inrreased ma,
Joy n aVor Of t'e DsmOcfsiic Parry aud Of ,e asnrss
aud policy Of Andrew Jackson
AmonS the marked features Of this great political con,
e' "h'eb w' be The subject Of future comment is The
Ddebis mark which the people Of ls State have ol,ee
nPon P0"c~ dposfqey Never before in the history Of
me politics OF l's couify, has ts vice Of unstable and
Fehal minds been exhibited With boldrr andseifv or viii
more shameless pfOhgacy The great and ss,,,ssv
"e''u'e' adopted Is he President and his Administration
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THE GREAT WORK
EXTRACT NJ LettCr tram Joscph &, CobeH Esq 10
hIs (iend IN Nis (In

"WARMiNsrER, l2,h Nov. 1884
Tho county all died 10 in Iny letter Of r 9th lust Rom
Charlottesville, as likely 10 all short 100 $50 ,haIes ia
confirming its subscription iofbe stock Tie Janrs River
and Ksna' ia Company, the county Of Buckingham
had Tie best reasons for expecting such an event and Tor
asking The additional subscription OF 100 shares Gou H.
people Of Abtmale. weDf OV er on Monday 4, Bck
ingiaD Court and 10 public address 10 The people OF Tie
county informed item Of tie old rendered foi The county
OF Albemailr, aud OF tie Object all motives by wlch Il
had been prompted. AT illc same time ren,inIed The
county CT The high part which had acted last year aud
expressed ibe hope That Tie shirt ould be display
ed 70 lhe emil Ia The course OF tie day mixed freely
ahh cohFeIsed July with The pinters aud oiners OF tho
county They received the friendly rebuke IN the hest
fpi "Give our respects" soid ihey, "lo The people Of
Aibemare. with thanks for teir kind intt niions.
but tell them, that Buckingham wants 10 aid and
chooses TO make up her subscription" Ia lie eve
ming sat iomu with friends Messrs Samuel Jones
aud j. NJ BondUraD Two OF The collectors Of lie eour.
~ aud carefully examined the lists: and We found If
Ter adding the new, aud making every proper deduction
from e oil, that out Of subscription So co., returned
10 The last Lcgidiure SSi 800 safe; leaving only
S3iO0 be supplied. This would have been done be-.
lore the Sun went Jon but Tor animated polra Dis
cu.sion which occupied the greatest part Of the day You
may rest assured, tha The entire smouDt will be psid
mounted NY horse and rode home knowing which most
TO admire The poieness Of the offer made y the county
OF Abemare, tie handsome 10 which Il was turned
by the county Of Buckingham"
EXTRAORDINARY CHANGE or WEATHER
about 10 notice. in our last paper The beauties
OF the Indian Summer, with which had been visited
Tor Two weeks The most delicious season
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to sustain the country against the wicked and powerful IF
oris OF corrupt Moneyed Corporation cripple the
country and 20 bring the Chief Msgacy and the popular
representation within its grasp, the signal Tor hese
acts OF aposacy, and TO place the authors M oly
first in the cnidence hut highest tho list OF the can
didates OF Federalism Tia, degraded party only con
senicd 10 applaud the treason but TO oop |ootr the
beck aud under the banners OF the traitors II Is significant
OF the justice and the signal Of their
not one Of them has escaped the snnhang ,buke the
people.-.4yeus.
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THE Hon W. c. PHEsroN. Much painful concern
has been occesloncd Ia our cy for the last dsys by
report that Colonel Preston in Danger having
expeneneed an attack Of paralysis We rejoice 10 learn
that The hfsi accounts were exaggerated aud that this dis
Nngushsd citzcD, alter attack, (bul not Of
parslysis) is recovering. gentleman who arrived from
Columbia yesterday left him nearly we'll. Charleston
HTegcVgU. Nor ~
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For Siaie Senofe- Is Administration, Ii Opposition;
Anti Masonic, aud Nuhfier- 80
House NJ R6prosenfahUes.-- 30 Administration. n On
position, AnII- Masonic, aud Nulhners-72
Joint B0HOf -l5 Opposition; II Anti Masonic and
Nullfiefs--6O.
4S Adluuisfrsti n.
AmaIgamdioD meoIity--12.
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sENArOR ILLICIT spEEcn.

Dsho@ed ofthe dinner gfotn 10 him at Petersburg on
he 18th " october fost.
- one Of The ehsracierisiics Of the times that many
members OF The Senate o. the United States boy which
isiniended by tIs Constitution to be inaccessible 10 par
sn excements, have within the last year. wholly laid
''ide TIE dignity OF 'her high station, and become le
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Rank ma;,ti,v

Thus IT viii be seem had New Castle county eiven lie
usual maj riy Or The Administrations which no one an
doubt IL was in our power give and which would hare
been given, had It not been the local question of
Sheriff, whcl divided our party, Mr. Bsysid would have
been elected.
We ak the few jackson men who a,lemped TO def.a,
the eleci,n Of Mr. Vsndever Sheriff. to look at the re-
SUI, ihey nave produced They have not succeeded in
deai bg him, but they have defeated our Representative
10 Congress Ivy reducing his moriy 10 this county Our
ihend' Ia Kent have done notify much much better Than
We had anticipated. Could iIiey have pailed about 5n
votes. changed rs from the other side bev ,youI
have car led the county, and secured ile eecfon Of n
; Senator, friendly TO the Administration. How fsiI Is
Tie hold OF Bankis, ~ Delawarcone more elec-
Ton and he Stale is rcgrnefated In Sussex the msiof
" against is about what we anticipated sussex and
hen have more than done their duty. New Castle bas
ios u' The Sae,and ibis has been effected hy division
among our hends, relative 10 ihe election OF Sheriff
MASSAr HUSETTS
We have now returns Tor Governor from I6I towns
w'h leave 10 doubt ib. Nj Davis, The Wing candidate
~ tiecled 6overnor by The People.
10 Boston, this ear tie for Davis were 557J
Morton 2l2I Barley lO4 Lasiyeaf, Davis 2742; Morton
JSck.on gain 1911 DAVIS /. Governor and Afmstsoue
Lieutenant Governor Davis is lie Wbg candidate John
Bailey tie Auh. MnCnc, and Morton The Jackson eandi
dae)
CoNGnrss.
We have returns from The different Congressional Dis.
ci', sufficient TO determine the fcslis throughout the
cies
let District Abbott Lawrence, Boston; shout POO ma.
jofty.
~ stephen c Pbillps.--(s.Iem, in place Of
Me Choaie, declined, by about 1897 me-.
iofi'y)
81 Caleb Cushing 1907 majority 49, Gushing
Whig, has beaten OsgOOd, tile only Jack.
sou member 10 The present Congress, bya
majority Of l221)
am NO choice, (now represented by the Hon.
+. Evefettl-rwo Wings now run
egand Jackson.
5fb Levi Lincoln, Worcester
6h George Gfennc
7fh George NJ Briggs Briggs tie present
member, has beat Sedgwick, The Jackson
candidaie
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potion. What Ieuders atiocsou- - that
shs IL OF an excellent family OF servants and has
klnj and udugcnt master aud mistress TO A. w p
fNdf. ItfeiiiyencSy.
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Nomination.-"T Wing Congressional Conren-
lion of Delegates appointed from the several conn
ties of Frederick, Hampshire, Morgan, Berkeley,
and Jefferson, for the purpose of nominating suit
fourth Congress of the United States convened in
Winchester at IL o'clock, NJ. on Friday the 9TH day
of November, lS3l."-1'le Convention consisted Of
10 Delegntcs-2 from Frederick from HAMPSHIRE
from Jefferson, 3 from Berkeley, and from Nor
gan. They unanimously selected Mr.. John r.
Cooke of Frederick-who accepted the nomination
in the following Letter.
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MEMBEhs OF CONGRESS -GcoMPLETE |
LIST Dslrict-AbeI Huntington. oil Suiiok.
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u Oh Y ON L. II ESs
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% I
We learn by an express from The part OF the State
that Kent has given hiigsn majority OF 49, aud Sussex
qno 0''''"N
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ITEMS-sELEcrED.

Judge M'Lean says in late letter, in contradiction
to a statement Published in the Washington Globe
as to the removal Of, The deposi,es, Rave never, Ell
Their directly or indirectly, any OCCASION said any
thing favorable 10 the measure; bat have always
spoken in opposition II did ever say that The
deposites ought NOT TO be restored or any thing like
is."
BY recent decree Of the Court Of Chancery. n
sergeant Of Mariaes, Of the Portsmouth DIVISION has
come into possession Of 600 and two large estates
one in Berkshire and the other in Wales.
John Jacob Asior is erecting Hotel 10 Broadway,
NewYork, which will be the largest and most costly
establishment Of the kind in America. The value Of
the land which it is placed lie estimated a, half
million Ofdollars and the rough granite las been con-
tracled for ut 20, 900 dollars.
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PUBLIC SALE.

PURSUANT to an order from the Court
Il OF Probate for the District Of Litch6eld. :.
will be sold at Public Auction, (unless IRE
vlousiy disposed ofat private sale. ON Thurs
day the roth of July instant, at la O'Clock M.
all the inventOried Personal Estate of
JOSIAH MARKS,
late of Harwinton, in sDid district, deceased.
consisting Of a great variety OF Farming and
Mechanical Utensils and. Tools, one Cart. a
Sled. &c. &c., and small lot of almost All
kinds Of Lumber. Sale to be ut the late dwell,
ling house Of the deceased.
RICHARD MARKS, Aomin'r,
Nth TIE tcilt annexed.
HarwintOn,- July I, 1885, a
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NOTICE.

TIME Hon. Court Of Probate forl:the Dis
l. trict Of Litch6eld hath limited and allow
ed six months from this date for the creditors
OF the estate Of
SARAH GRISWOLD,
late Of Litchfeld. deceased, to present their
claims for settlement. All claims not nre-
sentad within said time will be debarred re-
covery. All persons indebted 10 said estate
are requested to make immediate payment To-
HEMAN OsBoRH, AdminissrGsoTy
soish the soils anaexed. N
Liichf field, June ~, 1885, d
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At a Court Of Probate holden at Plymouth
gishis and for ths Disfrict ef Plymoatk, on
the 26th day Of Jane, 1884,:
Present, C0ivin Butier, Esq. Judge.
TTPON the petition Of Channcey Bradley,
~ ofPlymOuth. Ia the coHnty Of LitchHeid,
showing to this Court that he 10 guardian Of
Leayitt Barnes, Mary B. Barnes, Chauncey
Il. Barnes. and Eli IA. Barnes. Of Plymouth,
within said district, minors; that said minors
are the owners Of real estate situated in said
Plymouth, viz: piece Of land containing
about fifty acres, abuiting north on Samuel
PrestOn's heirs and Human Preston, east on
Isaac AtwSter, south on Joseph Gaylord and
Constant l.. Tnttles and west on Sam'l Pres
tons heirs, with dwelling house, barn. and
cIothier's shop standing on the same, valued
~ about three thousand dollars; that It would
be for the interest OF said minors 20 have said
real estate sold, and the ayaiIs thereof applied
and laid out in the nurture and education OF
said minors. or put out at interest on good SCI
curity--praying for liberty to seIlsaid proper
~ Tor the purposes aforesaid, 40 per petition
on Gle:
~ % ordered By this Court, that said guardi-
an give notice OF said application, by causing
the same to be published in one Of the news
papers printed IN LitchGeld, 10 the county of
Litchfeld. three weeks successfully; and that
said petition will be heard at tho Probate or
flee in said district. on the first Monday In
September next. At 8 o'clock in the forenoon.
Certified from. Record.
CALVIN RlJTT.ER. Juflve