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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-11-13

In Mississippi, many Wings, belle
wing the election to be illegal, staid "a
way from the polls. In the strongest
Wing county in the State, MT a vote
was given-ihe result was Tory ma
joriiy of 3,300-last year the Tory ma
jiorily was 29l-Tory net gain, 500!
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-11-13

The following song was written for the
Plymouth County Cattle Shoic, BY b. Brown,
ESQ OF Boston:
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-29

dtiona appropriation for the suppression Of
Indian hostilities The Bill appropriates
one million six hundred thousand dollars to
be expended under the authority Of the Sec
retary Of War A letter from the Secretary
of War on that subject was sent TO the Chair
and ordered to be printed.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-29

A Dranhards Reeenge the ST. Johns
bury (vt.) Caledonian says, tina, the tavern
establishment, occupied by MIR Brown of
Springfield IN that State, was entirely CON
samed by hire on Friday morning last, and
al the out buildings connected herewith
The barn was sci on FIRE by person con-
nected with the establishment, while in a
State Of inIoxicalion. He applied to the bar
Tor more spirit during the afternoon previ-
GUS but being then nearly drunk, it was re-
fused him, and as an act Of revenge he SET
IRE 10 The barn. $50
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28

1uc aicUp dvHg ucoaesi. ju-l now
.,.. .5 fa Hc a.iik ihg} Val to ro1eu be-
aJ, .ev ttf upr. lte Express, ndh IT. uana
raIa.uk. uHal.,t. IeHarI., 0.u lLc uulHs have
aeeu gaining ueotr jar ,yyru.; bat 'al, 500
NODES byIar, I1t ve dt lurJy remember then
couiiuual -uece-.tuD 81 ,lciaae,, under different
name. ior 81 least Iwds, years.
Sweet ,Iaactbl~! i ~pud bo ctueI 70 deprive
,hem 81 then aWuuiaH amasement Tiny have
noduug e 10 tcep lhem alive tut Their wofo-
rics Like no chameleon which was t|obeht 10
.ubsi.i upon uohing bu ar. IKE ne King Of 81
am, who lived not by meat and drunk b by hay
iep great hes tod To- Aitn--lhe Wing party has 10
better nourishmcul lhlu such uu>ub,lutlm stuff
as dream. are made Of The smoke Of the ma-
dred r,tna fred % Boston common, by the pow
der monkey who edits the Atlas, Will last them at
least SIX weeks.
Those who have observed The habits Of these
singular animals, baye al aya noticed thai at the
end Of a long series nf great Wig victories, the
democratic party IS invariably stronger Than il
was at the beginning. To this genelal rule wc
/ know ofno exception, MOI 10 90 back TO 1924
When j. @. Adams was to be chosen unanimous
/ n by The electors. Of to 1928. When Genera
Jackson was 70 have but one roie, and taa 10 d
district 10 Tennessee, we cannot bepremenlbor
ing thai splendid era Of wing glory, The summer
and fall of 1892, when that very prudent gentle
man, the editor Of the Salem Gazette, who seldom
prophecies, opened his l.ps ike sybll on ih'
stool Of inspiration Then he showed by fact
and speculallonsn the overwhelming majority tha
was to be gwen over the unfortunate Andrey
jackson. Not Packenham marching up TO tn
cotton bags was more iniallible 10 bis calculation
OF success. Yet, alas for human wisdom! whe
turned out just Ike the vhig dealings in easter
lands-all the losses were facts-a the gam
we're nothing but specnIailons! The reason wa
that they bought he lands in the fog, and locke
for Their victories in fog, where they saw r
lrical nlaniasmacoYis,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28
UNCERTAINTY or life.
BIZ BISHOP neBER.

BT BISHOP HEBtR'
Beneath our feet, and Der our head,
Is equal warning gwen;
Beneath us lie the countless dead,
Above US is the heaven.
Death rides on every passing breeze;
He turks in every flower;
Each season has its own disease,
Its peril, every hour!
Our eyes have seen the rosy 'igAt
OF youths soft cheek decay,
And ate descend in sudden night
On manhoOl's middle day.
Our eyes have seen the steps of age
Halt ieebly toward the tomb,
And yet shall earth our hearts engage
And dream Of days to Gomez
Turn, mortal turn thy danger know,
Wnere'cr thy foot can tread,
The earth rings hollow from below,
Aud warns thee Of her dead
Turn, christian, turn thy soul apply
To truths divincly given:
Tile bones that underneath thee lie,
Shall live for he'll or heaven!
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28


Wrr5rorra l,r-t'l.es bHnei brle. 3n. 'y-is
otNF. Cag.nnas Spegci delivered p Ines na't oo
III Sd INST. r opp s.,ioo 20 tie Banf0s >ySiem. Il
from Tie Mrrcl sui,' edit,d by Dut Green.
One of or correspondents who heard ti's speech
writes TO us ,rs: "oish the Efforts nI QIS Extra
ordinary msn, l.ss9seca o Yesterday va Nal'c-
iioeshy iie greatest. lfhe had never uttered one
word b.nr au' Should ti"rmetca.y seal BIS brs
tcncc'u,h iureve-, tins one speech "oaid place lam
upon basis q impcr'>hahle tsn'wn- | have a.
ways yeg5rltd Mr. Calho0t, itie'lecuaIIy' as ue
greatest man ~ The Union, hat thought that h's
uisd was of to" metaphysical a cast and his view
Imaginative AID visionary. TIN speech however-
'te br't c'ei beard lam deh'er satisfied me- sl'-
@H.d every enc lte' h'@ mn' 3 a. P'aeuc'' "s ~.
PwertdantP# ra'"s, Ihe-e is o'e rewaF|a-
characteristic ataa' Ar t70N0a' e+A Hs
h1rs''r'7'e, ".caH<r 1t cannot lie 'ri"e7' =" I"
han 'a' t.e' 10 any '".' "''"s S'''. '"'''- II =
L. >aFr'} '"e e'''s,'i'"o winch 'f seems !"
ssc tc EIuE r'yrl, lin looks m'a tae iplue
! .-.i... .1.l 1.mh tie p.narauou remarkable
.,f,..s...,l.t,l. r,,r, 1,Ist5 when n !,
"%
! '''a'e '"' h'"" ''' orr l'''.''v" " u''9 " = az
| AMI lhc cUustq uel1 defeat % the bH, at momen
wien ,., hII IN i,s oc.pcpt stare had commanded
,,r,t...,,.. ,,,l ,yr.o ,ycr, o,e en-
! Wv ''''
I Nrt'u t't WV N''""' """m 'c 'l'"''' az
/ the war prolonged Tor years. fh5 treaty q peace
,rty,l,, ARMED s,d fIsbH Tee ,fcy ,e,tctta, tlro
! NJ
""y' "''' ,''
/ prgodcao hy party, could have Aead Mr. C"ho"n S
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28
From ne SliHrf7g .Nt,c, and LITERARY ga,
ALEGEND OF TH& SOUrHN ESG.


II Is iacl pretty SeheraHF tno"n th'' Or -
G nAI e"at'N>' US WHICH, ha.E "' ',y t"'' ~
hNers' &c 81 our country a'' H>l'h4"'N. .'"' ''t
s'Hnliteant ni SonW'1hf peculiar u ih.T ','''rl'i
OF Se''' s'Ha h'>'"F one ln'''i'e' "HI ". w
WI. ,l'c'''''', ~ '''' ~" sumo "> l''l
si'aH INer N'o"u as t.'t OS,''''S '.''''' =, y,
10 the Tan.bsckbep. ra, far Gou C,Iauhr>. Nj,
once formed tie boundary Inc between tlu Cacta-
saw and Cl0ctaw Tribes From time mmrnl1 nal.
taes two nations We're leauged together M waG.0a
perpetual warfare wl the nclglo4ng Gre Is;
and the INN tiap vicinity nfthe Ostbhctad, al.
most invariably became tie m,emg gIu, I'D o' Obj.
warriors oil the tHce conlrnduC Ta,tt>. belNrro
the above mentioned nafiuIi,. 4 IS stated, on la'
.''o'IN " '.I' .'''s ,'',l''' s.t
t;N,,1,. l,z ~, -, -,
- :, -, ,,,.
oL,,li 6.b n. ,,.,.5 =, ,..a. I..,... mo
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'''s ''1, ~, - -.
- a. ..r, 81
w. ,.f...I g. -.
During BATH. between fHs utE,r D. ur,H
Chociaw CUaf WAS eve use.rs. 81, ul3 e i. sooner
hy the Greeks On ttlmr m JIt rn Ac. Fl
Council was held h. tte p4.ro. Il determining
what d.SDosjunn .ll.,l h. made Of t,a caDtIy,
Warrior Il was d.cilrI INN lie >b.pd ,G. h,
fire. Tie Cbisf had his Sao,rac, WIN neri,ct
conposr re- and stole Rrnne IS and haying upbtaidod
lis enemies as dosans, and cnin.d then of hr
own proves onthe banks OF itr oNhhbtHah, ana
elsewhere, Ieaped mt me 'alai Hane ~" read t.
| receive him, aud expired, amidst the shouts Oh bH
F, exciting foes. He warrior name was Otai1W'
the cYocr,w c,prr.
ta.4ao.b,o, .,.,,,h,,,,. r,,r
| v'ni;.., -, nv. ,o,,..l,, s,,.,u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28
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WORT NGTON & ESTER,

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No subscription will be received tora less term than
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with the Office, must be post paid. OF they vii hoI
Re attended to.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28
UNPARALLELED MURDER.

On the nah, Of De 10Th ut the most unprcce-
denlcd murder IN the record VI cutncs, was com-
m,urj IA s,pp.on county, Nj Samuel Blown,
If the age If 93 years, and his wife, a very old
lady were both murdered Ia Their hopse, together
w,lb three acg1oo. NJ, Brown was a prudent,
-,,ipa. economical old man, and had the rcpua-
non IN b,, rclahborhood Of having on hard q
ltyac SAN OF ,,cr, and 90 that night folue fcad
ia human shape, approached lhnhoust, and iron,
appearaucc Ntth hight wood knot and Ratchet
byoic ihc skuis OF both ihe old persons, ina most
floallnl and laceraiDd inamci-ard with the
SAM brutal ba buty uicd the tbrec neGocs,
ana llrovcd $40 u.cn ca the fire, md etl the ne
gro wuplu Aellcnng IN gore on her bed. Az
Mr. Blown SILVER, as h,s neighbours say 70 Che
amount al s., o was taken out 81 hS chest.
& }5 paper money "a tie same chest, Has LETT.
Oue negro Nomaaou he place not murdered
saws at q late how ot the ulgh she was walked
| from Der sleep by a uo-o. that She ran CIT and
| bchcd her master and mistress laying On tlc
polcb. murdered; aud some one eih a torch IN
bi. hand forcing negro man lnto the house. a.
VA, lhuuauf, to show tie nonry--tho same mar
| ,a. aic.walIsmufdcfcd and drown on the hfc
! rAc woman. AFRAID 10 str, gave no alarm anti
moin,ng, when the ncahJors assembled 10 be-
! hold tA,- avluI SIGHT. No Gudtacc has yet tcu
discovered dat would Give DE slightest clue t'
the murderer From Ae $50 payer money be
inc !ed. some su,p con negroes; but The Pbil'
e,e Is rather tumup to CERTAIN WdMd0ai wei
Known IN that nriabbo'bood. he hand oil jl'
| lice ,riH oterlGhe Aim.~fIee Jrcda
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28

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MEASURES OF TAG 10 h'"''t'"no a' many "" u''
~ because ne vas opaused to the election of Mir.
van bu-en' VA 'he contrary VT. F'oN'h" o'-
elates that ne measures ttr"n'M' n"'0 ty vi.
Van Burep are founded Oh the tue States Rights
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lore oo'tAa 70 support "','" ''' S'''"' '''' NV
| great banking interest OF inns country Is "PP07e'
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e,,,,,o, :. .,As,cd ia al, nm increasing IN strength
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28

Arr,-as-Thou art with us we feel the proxies
IN me oruinc air: the stars shine at night with
a peculiar usre. The broad leaf OF the sycamore
hath fallen upon the sreamet, ana hath passed Oh
With It's tlnibtng waters, or dsports taem WRere II
has rested acanst some obstruction. Inc hhcheye
i, bare; the maple is golden leaved, save where IS
soread on a field OF orange the hectic flush winch
JnarAs approaching decay, or where the sap is yet
faulty coursing, and delicate green remains he
oak is Of deep crimson, and TN gum even yet 81
b5odier hue. Far of on the tall cliff, is the spiral
pine and CEDAR in their eternal green.
Outin t. Altman woods, when leaves are falling
Ike HI, fakes in the snow storm. II IS time Tor
reflection; II is a time tor holy contempation me
soul is fuf, if il have the capacity to feel, and II
eushes forth though the tongue speak not Aud
i Is irresistible to roam the autumn woods, and rs
ten 10 the thousand whispering tongues which I'LL The
air The lumcg5 Of feeling must be relieved BY the
merry shout and the loud haloo
We welcome thae. Autumn! Thou art the dear
est 10 rs Of Inc SEE onssave the Hover months we
hail ty coming uor, rot ashas oeeii our wont.
Since thou vert last here we have lost iriends; ana
in thy waing winds, and olt oeneath uie sly, ana
roaming ,hroagh thy varied and gorgeous-llvsFed
woods, our thoughts shall be turned 10 Their meTno-
fcs.
Phrea9lory .9pp:.ed -thc discoveries Of Cal
ana Sourzhc.m, i seems are likely to be turned y a
inlre profitable account than was anticipated. he
bo;s aad girls down east are beginning 10 srlEe up
,nye matches on true chronological PRINCIPLES lhes
interchange charts and make up their minds ac-
cording to bumps and tcmperaments
A finished coquette at a ball. asked gentlemal
near her whilst size adjusted her tucker, T ~
could .firt fan which she held in her hand. r'
madam, says he, proceeding to use 1t, but can Ja'
.firt.
lliyr TO Youye MES.--Cobquhoun, in his "Po
lice Of London remarks that he never knew al
apprentice who saved money during the first iiv'
months Of Lis freedom, who did not eucceed;. am
rarely knew one who did, who at the end OF ~
same periol had run himselfin debt.
The following inscription Is said e !le na.Sk
existence 10 acouatry church yard IN England:
Hero lics the body Of Gabriel Dunn,
Who died in the year one Thousand and one
Pray for me soul ofGabriei@Dunn--
You may ifyou please, or let il alone;
For it's all one
To Gabriel Dunn
Vic dol in the year oas thousand arc one.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28

BgAUrY.--Ihe following = an extract nos
uowc's address before the Bu,ton pnrca5!ouca
society, and conanS subject beautifully cS-
pressed
"Mos, heatlily do agree with the sage wAe
said with slgh--"WeIl, philosophers may ar-ue,
4 ID plain men may iet; bot beauty viii Ind H.
way to the human healt." And It should De So
for 80 hath the CT alto wisely and hnGiy otdaiti-
ed ii. lie bath youch>acd TO uia0 he faculty d.
percening beauty. He bath made he prrccput I
a source ol delight 20 ihu, and he bath MED It,
earth, tie Sea, tnd the sizes wtln on-hl ana be a.
uluI objects, winch he may contemplate and ad
ARE, Else, why Is the carlh AID every ttu-
upon it 50 varied OF form, 50 tuli o beauty o. "ut
lluei Why are not he ndIs, tie rocks JAe oee.
all SQUARED Why runneh not the ryef cana
like 70 the ocean! Why Is not grass back
Why cuineth the green oud, to- "hu' pI'.st
the goiGeu tuIb, aad yea9" 81, '.y d" &
irn,a en Of d ieldea c4i uIr -.
hang not The coads l1e lee A
| " hy the bi4ni tiiB . "a a54.ae, la4 taI
noon, the jrgeou- hias ot -u..t. fuf I
! word, does tie s.e.d altaAge3., Ae al ~t af
nng kalpde cope, 4 s'efj e'aia- n'" re
sent to nan d new aid d lIlI lHNfe n w
| sk,esl Gaze mol, sAud bt ausAtt,d 'le, tie
/ and other Deauues, whether Of Si4nt oud soanu
are the result 81 arrangement, Ior other euds.
! care not, for Il /, enough tos me HAT uea yo.et
! God has 50 constituted "a, as 10 enable Nc 10 DC
4 rive pleasure and benefit t"m them, aud by =
| doing, hath made II incumbent GgoI Us to dr'
lroa s., abundant source"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28

YANKEE Cour.st p. } nlshln Dun0aucr saw
Prudence reaslal AZ meeting onaihah slded
0p 10 Prudence after meeting, and she ktnd 81
died Of. lie weni closer, and aAed her Il she
would accept the crook 0 ms eDow.--ohe re-
solved she would, and pumped her arm rgAt
round his. Jouathan ielt ail.Ovcglsh and sad
he thought the text, "seek and ye saail mad, was
vurty good teadn. Prudence tned, that task
and We shall reeeyen WAS better. jonathan
thought 50 to-, bot ihi+ axlg was puz1ier.
fellow was apt 10 gil lato shad when ne axed,
apd snarilr' war no lua. Prudence guessed
strawberries and cream was slick. Jonathan
thought they warni 50 sick as Pru's lips. "-N"w
DON'T said pru, and she guy Jondtnans arm an
| involuntary mug. iic was a >etie started but
thought his farm wanted some female help y look
after tDe house. Pru knowed how make rae
GOOD bread Nov don't" SAID JonAhan. I'll
| / should" sad Jonathan. "NuN d1a.t,' SAID
PRO. "May be you wouidhF--and Joiataat
sho,l all over, aud Prudence replied, all you "
com,n' that game, you tell eylhor," aai : ] /
Y what want sad jonathan, and ~ three weelI
\ JcnaIflaii, and Prudence @ere "iny Old man. AZ
any old woman."
| The English navy consists OF 22.Clo seamen
aud l,eUU marines; lie Amy 66,eUU.
The standing army required N Ireland to aee
hat injured people in subjection IS Tour tunes
arge rs the whole army Of the United States
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28

RELaIoS.-Bright as the morning star in the ra-
DANCE the sunbeams, cOmeth the scraph OF inn
mortality.
Religi IN, the child Of heaven, wears un angelic
smile, and distinguished by all the graces Of its d.
vine original Elevated and aspiring, yet winning
and attractive; benevolent gracious, courteous and
conlescendng; her features formed to complacency;
her voice a,,uned to harmony; her eyes shining with
henivnitv, and all her motions, though composed
and steady, are yet graceful and unasSumlng. Re
hpion erects her voiaries tempe sacred to lmlnor-
tally. The good man breads not death nor desoa-
ton Invited to heaven, and called TO CORY he
scars above this dir spot man calls earth, ana IS
lost in the ucomNehensbe PROFESSIONS OF eternity,
that opensto hls prospect Religion 10 divine Vi
cor in the soul triumDhing over the darkness nj ma
ture, and teaching us TO acquesce IN the alotnenls
OF Providence. II is the image Of God stamped up
IN human nature, refining its basencsS, enfchlng It's
poverty, healing its na!adies, and converting rs We
nv want, and miseries into abundance, happiness,
and glory. Without this divine treasure, maa IS
p,or indeed! Amidst opuIeucc, how needy amust
titles and honors, how ignobe and vain! in palace
how miserable! how contemplate on a throne.
True religion is the source OF happiness, the sup
port of society and the dying mans consolation j
IL the guide OF youth, and the stay of old age II
toe alrest flower that opens on earth lie sweetest
incense that asccnds TO the skies.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28

ExrR.cr-The glory Of the Summer has gore
hy; the beautiful greenness has become wilhered
mud dead Were this ail--were there no assocl-
ions OF moral dcs)laton-of faded hoPes-ot hearts
withering in the hosoms OF the hvihg--connecled
with the decaying scenery around us, we wond not
sin1ulye m a moments melancholy. The season Of
flowers will come arainth streams will flow grace
fully aud lightly as beforethe trees will toss their
cumbrous load to the sunhght--and by messy stone
and winding riyule the Young bossosa will start up,
as at the bidding of their iary guardians. But tn
human heart has no change like that Of nature. 1t
has no second sprin5 time, Once blghted IN is
hour Of freshness wears forever after The marx Of
tie spocr The dcws OF affection may la!l, ana the
gentle ram Of sympathy be llyshed upon it, but the
serc root Of biglled feeling will never again waken
into lie nor tllc crushed h1wers Of hope blossom
with their wonted beauty.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28

When young men are once dyed IN pleasure
and vanity. they seldom take any other color
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28

MAJoR McNCrr.-The citizens Of Yiela-
burg ard Warren county have generay taken il
upon themselves 10 Vndicate Major McNuu
from foul asperscns east upou MS character by a
poltcalonomy. Whai is still more grateful II : an
unsought tribute Of Major llcNua's political oY'
poneHis.
The vnd!cAiion is ofihat unpretondlng, aud
AZ the same time overwhelming nature, that al.
ways characlerizos tho triumph Of njued nro.
cencc over the uuiounded charges o. the MALI
ciou5 caamna,ur.-- Grand G'sf .ldre'ttser
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-01-26

Again, and asain !-Poor Niles. he meets with no respect any where unless it be in his cage at the menagerie in Hartfofd. A Washington correspead- ens of the N Star, in remarking upon the subject of the debate upon tho expunging resolutions. thus speaks of one of Niles efforts in the Sinnit." Poor old Connecticut how art thou fallen when such men represent thy sovereignty in the councils of the na tion!-
 "Mr. Moore vas. Showed by that man. Niles:- whose manner and Ihafter alike entitled him to the immediate banshmens hom ell decent society and all commuuion with honest apd honorable men. To say more. were tOown that heard the creature ous-and 1O do this shSsld be ashamed. senatorI
 "Thos wear lion's 6idei doff it for shame.
 Andhang . calfss skin on those recTeaDt hmbs."
 1As L;oa q wask;aGtbA A-Santa Anna and suite arrived at WashiAgson otpthe 18th inst His aid and interpreter Amcnte reached there the day previous Santa Anna stopped q day CT two at FFedeEick. Md. e have an interview with Gen. Gaines. who was On asssudanes of the CouR Martial there. It is believed thsss iutsrviews rsstsd e ths question Of admitting 4hs independence of TsxnS
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-01-26
GEO. KING, Clerk.

Al Court of Probate holden Gt Harwinton, ,cithin and for the District ef Harwinton, on the Alb day of January 1887:
 Present, Benajah Hadeh, Esq. Judge. THIS Court doth direct the Executor on' .A the estate of MARIA DouD, late of Har- winton, in said district, deceased, represented to be insolvent, to give notice to all persons interested in the estate of said deceased, to appear eff they see cause) before the Court in said district, on the 18th day Of January, 1887, at 10 o'clock A. M. to be heard relative to the appointment of Commissioners on said estate, by posting said order of notice on a public signpost in said town of Harwinton nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt, and by advertising the same in news paper published in Litchfield.
 Certified from Record.
 8 BENAJAH HApEN, Judge.