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A boy was committed to prison in New
York on Thursday, for stealing two news
papers, Of the value Of six cents each, from
the door of citizen.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-08-30
=" Go Ahe0d.'

yWyURNER s. SALISBURY have
H this week received further supply
of FAsmoNADLE CLoTns, CAssIMEREs,
VEsrINGs all of which shall DC made into
garments in first rate style, at short notice
and warranted to iit. We earnestly re-
quest gentlemen in pursuit of chothing, to
give us call, as We feel assured our as
sor,ment 10 as cxieu 'iye as any one M
own, aud in consequence of the removal
Of the depositcs' we VIII sc,l at unPrecc
leuted low prices. avrd &c.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-08-30

Young Marcy, the young man arrested
in this town charged with p anticipation
in the Charleston Riots has been fully
committed for trial. Tho Boston Post
in speaking of his examination remarks;
1.-The evidence introduced on the part Of
the Government duplicates him very deeply
in the burning of the Nunnery aud the
Bishops's Lodge. At the latter place he
acted very conspicuous part as mock
auctioneer, consigning to the flames the
books belonging to the Bishops's Library,
as fast as they were knocked of, until the
whole were consumed" Marcy is the
son Of Tavern Keeper and Constable Of
Cambridge. lie left home soon alter the
notorious scene had closed, and came to
this town, with the intention ofa trip to
the South Seas.--.NeO-Be Bedford. Gaseiie.
RAIL RoAp-Tho Rail Roads in this
state nro in fair way of being soon COM
pleted. The Providence Railroad is
now finished to the edge Of Canton, IL
pnles from Boston--,he Worcester Rail
road will be open to Hopkinton in about
a fortnight making distance of "a miles
then in operation. n. B. Ga1.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-08-30

The Girard Bank, at Philadelphia, has
been appointed one of the Deposit Banks
for the Trcaury Department.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-08-30

The steamer Convoy left Philadelphia on
the 2lst inst. for Rartan river, cleared
by the Lehigh co. She is intended for
Rartan river, cleared by the Lehigh Co.
She is intended for towing the Mauch
Chunk coal boats from the mouth of the
Delaware and Raritan Canal to N York
or Perth Amboy, where the Company
have established depot for tho supply
Of the northern and eastern states with
coal.
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SHIP BENJAMIN RUSH.

kSs For sale, one thirty-second
y,rS fsSs part of the substantial ship
Sss1t.ssasaif ssif BLNJAMIN RUSH, now on a
sz1 whaling voyage in the Paclf
ic Ocean, burthorn 335 tons, and isa first
rate vessel. Apply at this Office.
August 9.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-08-30

A London dentist advertises artiicia
teeth, which are re etained in their places
solely by "capillary attraction and the
pressure ofthe atmosphere"
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-08-30

Col John G. Watmough,has been nom
mated as candidal Z for the next Con-
gress.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-08-30

- a friend to education" is unayoidubly post
ponod. IL snail appear neA; week.
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Duncan, 1929, mclaughlin, a52I-.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-08-30

sbs We rejoice in common with the
friends of the Constitution Of our beloved
country, in the great success which has
crowned the noble cause Of the Wing
marty in this State, in the election which
has Just terminated by a triumph in favor
Of those principles.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-08-30

We understand that the excursion to the Goa
mines, Oh Saturday last, was highly instructive
interesting, and agreeable.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-24
, NEW BOOKS.

DARNES' Notes on the Gdspel-2d cd. IOn The Child at Home. by Abbot. Shakspearc's Dramatic Works, in i'vo'ume'
 s q new aedition. fls v** The complsie Works ,of Lord Byron.a tprosc
 .. n and rerse. in oas yelames VI. ' The Sprctatar. with notes. cssnPlete sn vol. Jays Thoughts an MArriage.a s.. soe @ s The Boys' Own Week Day Book. The Girls Own Book. 8 f.+ r@ The Village Testament, with neses' Dy ksv. The American Jest BoOk.lso, x1sG.ass. U ,fi The Gentleman's and Lady's Book of Po- VJCoiysrsaI Biokrsphical Diciionsry.
 Scenss in Asia and America.
 The Death of Abel. Conneeticnt Blue Laws.
 Hymen's Recruiting Sergeant: Ora'ne@ Mat rimOnill Tattoo for Old Bachelors. Just Reeeired by Feb. IS, E. A. LORD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-24
PERFUMERY
NOTICE.

THHE undersigned having shesn sappeiated IL blythe Hsn.s SUperiord CUart" hs.lden at Litchhesd, in and for the County 6f EitcisfieId. atits EsSraary term A. D. 1884, Commission- CTS on the estate of ,.4 s3 su.sva gls ss-s!
 ss RUSSELL WILSON, p9 of FiAfwinton.Y inf said county, 6jadg ged in. soivept, debtor by said Court ,Eise snSiiee te the creditors of said sdsbiOr. that rge ssislh meet ,at ahe oltice iof George e. WOo6ftif. ,in said Litsh6eld. p6n the third dsadnys 6f June and Angust next, and On the ninth day of Ociober uexi, af o'clock in ihe ailersUga aoE each of said days. foe purpose ofosseeiv- ing. Gxamining and adjdttinE the claims of said efedilprs.. ..s s ...l-. , 'sBs eas
 0Eonax c. WeegRgEFs1 [ Csmalis-
 pc SAm'LP. BOELEs. ''aS xienets.
 EiIeRfeId. April s,i 1884 AA @
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-24
elect @claool.

RyHE suMMER TERM of U. STONES " SCHOOL wiIl commence on Monday sApril 2lss, at the old Academy aihree doors from the Congregational Church, on the Wolc0itsille turnpike, The terms will be from Three to five dollars. according to the
 LiseSfsia, April 10, 1884 A .
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-24
NOTICE.

FTlHE Court of Probate for the District of
 1 LitchRsld has allowed and limited six months from this date for the creditors to the, estate of JOSEPH H. HOPKINS
 late of said Litch6eid, deceased, to exhibit their claims to the undersigned for allowanc and settlement. N All claims not presented within said time will be debarred q recovery. Those indebted to said estate are requested tD make immediate payment to ~ N
 .498M EDwARD HorKINs. AdM'r. <
 Liicafeld, April "A, 1884 ,sa 4s
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-24
Domestic C0ttOns,

ShTtsngs. Sksetiags, Tickings, 8e. 8rs.
 Just Received and for sale.
 AT REDUCED PRICES,, March S7 by s. P. BOLLES.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-24
{ as-,8... hs FOR es,ta# ssfs @a9st X
 IN. Haven & N. York.

At Court Of Probaie holden at .Litchfsld
 ioithin and Jor the District Of LitelJfeld, oa the llth day of April, 1884: 49 fs5 Present, Frederick Wolcott, Esq. Judge, hcid- .Jyp ing the same. fg4 <s-9s sy. TTPON the petition of Jdlins Stone. of Oj Litchfeld; showing to this Court that he is the parent and guardian of Andrew Jackson Stone and Oliver Perry Stone, 0fsaid Litch- Geld, in said district, they being minors; and that each of said minors owns in fee one un- divided sixth part of three tracts Ofiand situ- atsd in said town; inc first containing about sixteen acres, with one undivided third part of the buildings thereon; the second containing about nine acres; the third containing about ten acres: said tracts being under incuribraD- ces set forth in said petition; and further sta tingfha it would be for the benefit of said mi- n0rs to sell their interest in said property, and praying. for an order to sell and convey the same, as per petition on file dated April II, 1884, at large appears: :s .sHia Fffs
 WheTeupon tt is ordered, that said petition be continued, 10 be heard at the Probate Office In said district, on the goth day of June, 1884, at no o'clock in the forenoon; and that notice pf the pendency thereof be given by lpublsh- ing this order three weeks successively in a newspaper printed at Litchfeld, at least six weeks before said goth day of June.
 A true copy ofrec0rd-cefti6ed by
 ,45 FREDERICK WOLCOTT, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-24
'NOT'lCE.

DANAWAT from the subscriber. on the
 AG Slst day of March. a8S4. an, ,ipdeuinrsd boy by the name of GEORsE HAwKsLEvs-- This is tO farbid al persons trusting. haFboF- ing. or employing said hoS on penalty Of the law. CHARLES COGGSWELL.
 WashiRgtox, April 1, 1884 d
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-24
Sale at Auction /!

nN Tuesday, the. aath cfinstant, April. will NJ be sold at Public Auction, at lhe house Of the subscriber. one span, of RYe year Sld HOrses, one Baropch and two sets O6 Harness; one yoke of i've year old Oxen; d Wagon. Cart. and many other farming usensils also m extensive assortment 0f HopsEHOLD EuR- NITURE, consisting of a splendid Sofa. large MissOFs. Mahogany Dining and Tea Tables, Cherry do.i Gysciap. curl mapls, fancy flag. sett of China, andtwo setts Liverpool Ware --apd various other artisles too numerous C specify. Terms. six mOpths' credit, eyel lf dpliafs. Sh0nld the weather De rerg Nefappr. aBss, the .salr willtake place tho next fair, day
 REMAIN w. sCHlLDS.
 IOriagiea. Apnl. le, l.8S4 M. N q
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-24

TyAMILY ENCYCLOPEDIA; an Ex: E planation, of words and things connected with ail the Arts and Sciences. Illustrated wifh numerous cuts, By George Grahb. A. M.
 The Life of David Crockett, written by himself For sale by s414
 April ID FLA. LORD. \
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-24
NOTICE.

CGY montiis alasr the publication nf1 ahis - nsslise aFs limited a6d allowed hy the Hon. William M. Burial. of iCanAaa. 'scting ns Judge of Probate Gor the District ct Nor folk. for the creditors to the estate of s
 ,sse EPaRAIM C0Ys % b35sgis lste of NoFfalk, deceased. Co rcxl1lhit their slaims. Claims nut presented within she lime limited will bedslIarFsd rseoseFy. All peEuons indebted are desired ID make pay ment. JusEFn. BATTEnEs Efecutor.
 No.losk, April 70, 1ss4 SaS
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-24

One man sucks an orange, and is chOked by a pip, another swallows penknife and lives; one runs a, thorn into his hand, and no skill eau. save him.. another has a shaft of a gig pass, completely through his body, and ,recoyers,; one is. overturned on a smooth common. and breaks his neck, and another is tossed out of a gig over Brigh- ton cliff, and survives: one walks on win- dy day and meets death by brickbat, an- other is'blown up in the air, like Lord Hat ton, in Guernsey Castle, and comes down uninjured. The escape of this. nobleman was indeed a miracle. !. An explosion of gsnpowder, which killed his mother, his wife, some of his children, and many oth-. or persons. and blew up the whole fabric of the castle, lodged him and his bed on a wall overhanging tremendous precipice. Perceiving mighty disorder, he was going to step out of his bed fo know what the matter was. which, if hs had done, he would have been irrecoyerably. lost; but, in the instant of his moving, a Hash of lightning came and slIowed Ilimthe precipice, where- upon he lay still till the people came and took him down. s
 &fre 4stl5& x ... .gs ,E
 Persons for oAom 4 hGoe 10 piity.-l do not pity an old maid who has refused offers that she aftcrwagds would gladly accepi.s
 I dc. not pity the plan that marries for money and geisa vixen. 3s g,9.'
 do not pity the hypocoBdriac who is too indolent to take fhe'ex6rcise necessary to preserve health: nor Ahose who suffer under thousand imaginary evils :; because, were they onlyto set themselves about in quiring into and relieving tho real distress ses of others, their own would soon be cured. .,s ,s,a9nr
 I do notpity him who loses his money in gambling, or. his pocket book and money at the theatre. s M
 II do not pity the man who is made t blush at the stiffness of wife whom ht married for ief beauty. .s8aa (
 I1do not pity the bully that gets logged
 T ido. not pity the brute that in beating and abusing his horse. gets so rnaimed by him as to be a cripple for the rest of his life, 3... ,o ", \, {. tsasfs .,sf M g> "
 do not pity those who suffer from corns made by wearing tight shoes.
 Nor dogI pity the man who, for want of that information which newspaper would have giveHhims bad he not been toe. pen-- urio0s to take one, gets saddIed with bill of somo broken or fictitious bank
 srES SgsNss 11tss.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-24
NEW BOOKS.
TIN WARE. Nc.

HSHE subscriber would inform the public -A. that he is manufacturing, and has con stanfly on hand. an assortment of TIN and SHEET IRON WARE, which he oasrs for sale at reasonable prices. Pedlars can be supplied with a coInplste assortment of plain Tin, Japanncd and Britannia Ware, with an assortment of Truuk Goods, all of which will Also, TTNETE-TROUGHS made ofthe best materials and at the shortest potice.- These tronghs are found by experience to be the cheapest and best now in use. s2-r Those who are in want Of the above articles can be supplied at
 M. ,MORsE'S, in East Street.
 Litchfeld, Sept. IS ..t,aTv as r.-- .4iet l5
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-24
New Goods.

O0AR&11zkS' Ae w NDD ~, Has just yeesiUe& .flOm 5Nes0-YOrk Gn eiegGNt
 assortment of NEW GOODS:
 t CONSERVING or 's f N GREAT variety of French and English -EA Caicoes, Printed Muslins, Ginghams, Linens. Cambrics. fancy MusIins. Grape and Silk Shaw Wlsa and Handksreh SiIkAhd Cot ton Hose, black and colOred Italian g. French Lustrings--a general assortment rf DOMES- TIC GOODS-a large supply of BrOadcloths, fancy cOlored Cassimeres and Cloths suitable for summer wear, with other Goods too nu- Inerous to mention. .ga4
 .Frssh Teas, Cefse. Sag0rs. Wines.
 Crockery and Hardware, &c. all of which will be sold cheap for Cash, Pro- duce, or good credit. aE,
 .P.S. ROOMS TO LET in the sqbscri-3 ber's store. c. l.. WEBB.
 Litckfeld, Agril 10 .I..-- ". 44
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-24
NOTICE.

gPHE Court of Probate for the District of 1 Iitch6eld hath assigned the 25th day of instant April, atten o'clock. in the forenoon, at the Probate Oiiiee in Litchiield, for ihe ex- animation and settlement of the administra- lion account 0n the estate of tAsk FRI SANFORD. *se e'e late or Harwinton, In said district. deceased, at which tisne aud place all persons interested isp sAid estate will, if they see cause. appear before said Court and De heard in inc premi- ses. By order of said Court. &
 J0EL SANF0RD,g 1l.,
 lonN T. SANFORD, a"" = Hasspimf6n. Apri2 n. 1884 tsi &t S4D
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-24
. 7E POETRY
F,ou. tte Nesu- 1ork Amascan. t, g NARTIN's ADDRESS TO HIS RATS.

Eous ae Ne.r- Hork Amuican. ,,g MARTINS ADDRESS TO HIS RATS. AIn-" ScOts phe hae sUT Wallace bbsd." Rats, wha hae gi 's Glury'' fsd- .s. Rasa whom AlarIi0 of hA6ied, Welcome now each brainlees head i.ss' s To old Hickory. Now's the day and Dow's the hour, See, the dreadful monster,' lour. ( See, approach proud BiddIe's power, Al a 8sgs;3s7f8#ssE Loans and bribery. Wha's too good to be a knaVe, Wha will ill an hODOFd grave, Wha would scorn to be slave?
 E Let him lurn and Zee. Wha for Andrew JankS6n,s law, Into the vaults woue quickly gnaw, ADd forth the public monies draw,
 He's the Rat tor me. Ry our .tcollars" and our chains, BY our hopes of spoils and gains. We will stretch our necks like cranea, 45 s.''' And bend the willing knee. Lay the dreadful q, monster, low, And give to trade deadly blow, : And let all to the D-l go. .ssla 1Tl 4 ls5 !. Then how gfeat IaIbs!
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-04-24
Drugs Gnd Medicines. Paints Oils, Wines, 6Gcs
 ls N, At Wholesale sas,d Ret0il. s'
 IT X a4NpKHNxrx WHITNEY

~ G94aAVS &%4491 " 4AAOSy NpaOw
 4aa N At Wholesale aad RetaiL
 ..J. G. BECK WITH ss jnFFERS far sale a complete assortment NJ Ofthe above articles in quantities to suit the purchaser, on as gOod terms as they can be bought within the state. for cash or,credit. iocllding an assortment of tBronzes, Gold and Silver Leaf and Foil, Gums COpal, and Shell Lac, Alcohol. Japan and Copal Varnish. Ia matihds, Madder, Cochineal, Indigo. Ameri- can and Rossian lsinglsss. Spices. Sal Eratns, Patent Barley and Cocoa. Soda and Seldlttx Powders, Congress Water--suPerior and common wiater Sperm. Castor, pure ,Llnseed and Sweet Oils, Camp, ChlNrine Tooth W ashs PrestOn's' Salts, tsayberry Yailow. X
 A large assortment of PATENT MEDi- CINES-including HooPer's, Jamss' Rush.s and Phinney's Anti. dyspeptic Fills. Deans Rheumatic Pills, KiddeT's Medicines, Aaders son's Cough Drops, Bateman's Ds.,rs. 5 Swaim.s Panacea, Welch hNaedicamentum, Th0mpsou.s Eye Water, &c. ses. a- sa 4sass.,,.,,,ss. .sq. :. Also, a complete assortment .of English ana American nPAiNTS---amoug which are white l and red Lead. Whiting, Chrome Yellow and Green. Prussian Biue No. and 2. Dutch and Rose Pink. Terra De Sienna. Vermilion. Lamp Black. Be. s,5. ,ss.ss ,4asa .g...s London Brown Stout and l.. and Phiaad. POrteT-Old Madeira, pare Port. Sasn0s and other WINES. in bottles and by dranghts al
 retaiL Pure lCogniac Brandy, Hosland Oins
 w. "A. Rum, SGc. as medicines. a, ,ss... ls g. \ Physicians, Hailers. Painters. Be. supplied
 on as good terms as they can purchase ahe same qualities in New-KoTk.
 \ Liichfeld. Jan. aAa8gkS SS
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1834-11-27
800 REWARD.

ND ANYWAY from the subscr iber, liv-
lu ing in Madison county, Missouri, a
negro man named LEWIS, about 80 years
old, 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, remarkably
stout built, and Of extraordinary muscular
power, large whiskers partly cut off, as
have understood since he left home, a little
bad. He had when he went away, plaid
clo,k, other clothes not recollected, took
with him sorrel horse, about fourteen
anda half hands high, with star in the
face and white spot on his rump, he has
a double barrelled brass pistol, and about
five hundred dollars in money, which he
stole from me. When last heard of, there
was white man with him, riding a grey
horse.
|, l will give fifty dollars reward if said
negro 10 s.-.-~i Il" any jail IN missouri
or ono hundred il secured any where out
Of Missouri, 40 that get him.
Information to he given to Nathan Mont
gomery, Fredericktown, Madison county
Missouri.
| JNO. R. MONTGOMERY,
October 8, 1884. l7-4t
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PUBLIC NOTICE

q 5 hereby given that the undersigned has
4 taken out letters of administration of
the goods and chattels, rights and credits
Zepheniah Ames, deceased and qualified
as such administrator. All persons having
claims against the estate of the deceased,
are hereby notified and required, to exhibit
he same to me, or to the court of probate
for Adams county, for settlement on the
first Monday of May next. Dated at GUM
cy, this 9Th day of October, A. d. 1884.
l4-4t LEVI WELLS.
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$50 REWARD.

l. NJ Vi1E above reward will be gwen for a
VI negro man nar~ed WILL, who left
Vandalia, LII. on his way to Missouri, about
the 25th of October last. He is about as
years old, dark complexion, speaks soft and
slow, and has numerous wrinkles around
his eyes, and when he smiles or laughs, his
eyelids incline to close; he is about five
feet eleven inches high, somewhat sleuder
and bow leg ged, with slight STOPPING in
his gait. There is scar on the underside
ofone of his arms little below the arm pitt.
he had on when he left Vandalla. "a blue James
coat and pantaloons and black fur hat
He may loiter about Vandalia, or perhaps try
to get to Canada. He Runaway without the
least cause or provocation. The above re-
ward will be given to any person who will
deliver him TO me near the mouth of the
Desmones river, Lewis county, Mo. or
Iacenty fire dollars if confined so that get
him again.
ROBERT P. MITCHELL.
November 9th, 1884.
N. B. He wears flannel shirts and draw
lels. 15-3m.
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NOTICE.
10 the Citizens Of Equality and picinay
$3.50 REWARD.

NNiLL be given for the apprehension
Wv of my boy Alfred, who have rea.
son to believe, is in this section. 1t NAV
be that he has thought it best to locate him
self IN some other section. He Runaway
from me in Feb. 1889, but am informed
did not leave for some time after. He is
large raw boned man, about six feet three
inches high, has high cheek bones, and
believe his nose IS little inclined to be If
the Roman order, his color might be said
to be OF copper complexion; the middle
finger on his left hand has been cut nearly
of, which disabled the finger; on a close
examination will be found scar on his leg
little above his ANGLE, occasioned by
cut from an axe. his voice very masculine.
He will probably 60 by the name ofPhiip,
or Stephen, or Jordan. will give the a
hove reward for his apprehension so that
get him, or will give the above and all rea-
sonable expenses paid, if delivered to me in
Franklin, Williamson county, Tenn; and
should any person find him, and it becomes
necessary for me to 60 after him, l will
give 500 for the information SO that il
leads 10 his detection.
l4-6t. R. CHRISTMAS.
Franklin, Tenn :, Oct. &. 1884.
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JoUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given tina,

50UBLlC NOTICE is hereby given tina,
4 the undersigned have taken out letters
ct administration of the goods and chatteis
rights and credits of Reynolds Sherman,
deceased, and qualified as such admins,
traitors. All persons having claims against
the estate of the deceased, are hereby no.
tilted and required to exhibit the same at "a
court of probate, to be held IN and for the
county of Adams, and state of Illinois, at
the office Of the Judge of probate, in Quin-
cy, ON the first Monday in May next, for
the purpose of having the same adjusted
and settled. JOHN WOOD,
SENY SHERMAN, A"m 70
Quincy Oct. II, 1891. l4-4t.
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u Office lis hereby given, that the un,
~ dersigned has taken out letters of ad-
mInlstration of the estate of 10 IN WAT.
WOOD, late of FayetIe county, deceased,
and qualified as such administrator, all per-
sons Indebted to, or having claims against
SAID estate, are requested to present the
same for settlement at court of Probate,
to be held at Vandaia, on the first Monday
OF March, A. ID. 1885.
VIM. NICHOLS, Admir-
Fayetle county, Nov. 25, 1884. l7-4t.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that shall at
tend the court of probate, in and for the
county of lark, in the town ofDarwin, on
the first Monday IN December next, for
he purpose of adjusting the claims against
the estate of Otto Davis, deceased, when
and where all persons having claims a.
gainst said estate are requested to attend
for the purpose of having the same adjust.
led, JUSTUS DAVIS, Admir-.
Darwin, Oct. 7th, 1894 last.
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Vandalia, Non. ID, 1894
NOTICE Is hereby given to those inter-
ested, that atents for all entries made M
to April, 1881, and to No. 996 inclusive,
have been received at Ibis Office. !
CHA'S. PRENTICE, Register.
ESTATE OF MICHAEL SINGLETON.
A LII persons having claims against the
IA estate Michael Singleton. deGeasea
hefeby notified and requested TO attend at
a court Of probate, to he holden in and fos
SAID county, at the office OF the Judge of
Probate, in Quincy, on the first MOI day
of May next, fo- the purpose Of having
their claims adjusted and settled.
MARY SINGLETON, Admin.
WILLIAM b. GOODlNG,{
July 25.h, 1884. l"