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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02

sr5t1 House Mavo street doors above tht
Jewish Synagogue. suitable for large iluily
boarding house. Furtrrrs, ayrIy o.
ROBERT mn. 4 co,
du2l y street. fronting fg h. II.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02
}. TEASE * SONS
ESSENCE HOARHO
G. NDY
J. Grammar x cos
INSURANCE. AGAINST FIRE.

rTNIE ErhIlnut Fire Association ar. urcp1rcj Ia ipsu,
Il pcrsoudl properly ot all kinds, well ~ wooden buI
lngs ia the CITY ui Rchmont against loss or dam,.
itc, on the most hvorl c terms Application 10 bc ma,
10 JANIS BOsIIEli, President H. F.A.
iaI e. H. HYDE, Vice: President
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02

"a Room ou the basement " Dwelling IIDus,
E..3 on l. sire e. well Et'h lr Office for pruics
G.sS s.nna gcnt"man.o or lodging room Also, Car
$500 rage House and Stable very conveniently sit a
tel hgply 10 ). ". RANDoLrH 4 co.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18

4,,.salot the E1fionora5le Charles r N''eh|l'-ia.;
7I|'ses and o'clock tina, indefa:gabie aud act
.', a;.er If our Police Robert " BoyeF arrived j" 'ns
ei.v vi, the x-ionorabe Charles F. Mitchell in 'u.'dy
Governor Seward Of this STATE, having been sp-
, . - respectfully addressed the authorities Of Canada,
the ieiver of the prisoner 70 the o''er and
,bo-e authorize, aying consented his removal Officer
Bower on sunday morning set; FROM Montreal with
Mitchell in irons and by dnt Of nce-a' traveng by steam
arrived with htner yesterday Afternoon as aboye stated
Mitchell was taken the Police Oicc IN IRONS ana a
reared not only in cxceen, health ard spirits but eN
ibitod an air OF confidence unconcera astonishing Tor
one in MS fallen and desperate condition He was informed
of the charge Of forgery against him. and locked up III
one Of the cells OF tn prison for the night There ne w'll
have ample time to reflect upon the folly and cFimnnty OF
his conduct and to prepare his mind for the dreadful destiny
that awaits him Grca, praise due to Officer Bowyer Tor
his zea energy enterprise and indetasabl eNefoa ' '
suing and arresting Mitchell and bringing HIM IN 'ae' %
Gov
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18
E W . II 80 =---

$3.50. og Mstyr.-Thc Legislature OF S'a'-e aas
=, =. prepared complete li-' :; the Taxable nhabi-
p,.i., Real Estate and State Taxes Of the -ever
- oo,.,,e. Of ,ha, State W. give the aggregates
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18
TEMPERANCE IN IRELAND.

TEMPERANCE IN IRELAND
The history of the last wears affords sight which the
~ G tho nblan,hrops, rest with more delight than Tho
b;rb ,n.loonr of the tree Of Virtue among pc;s and
bogs of Ireland Men of calm >l.w reflection "ho ooN
with dsrs upon whatever reform out''rp 'her own eHi-
mate OF and ends gaze upon tho mighty work "mcA
has been there accomplished in wonder and admiration The
month, Of cold scof.s stopped the heart of the lover Of
Man Is chccred and pure. calmly burning light streams
from the land which befsrc full OF darkness
cruelty and blood Ireland has been. bst recently the home
f h,l s,h,os or ,o,crt,. and crrpc She now the
abode Of to,npcrance. of peace and of plenty
No dccper dcgrndation of the soul can conceived
,be complete mastery Of Man by base appetite tina,
sense which has been given only in with the
lowest viles leashonocd creatures Of the Universe should
obtain entire dominion over the mind and heartshoud bor
out the light of reason scar the conscience deadcn and de-
o M, bcr of.c,ions and lead all that is manly and zen
,rons within rs captive at its wi,hi. surely depth +
7c and shame from, which the vcries slave nigh, shrinl,
:, oGrie(cd obhorrcncc The ruin which bring,
o dreadful than the shame which it involves Mans best
;cn;,y his sound judgement his -elfsc,pcc his heart
,rco,r, Of affection h peace safety ambition. mppincss
all that makes the light Of heaven pleasant sold fo the base
c;rb, in which beast may share There be lower
.iecp into which an individual mas plunge.
Two wears ago. Ircla4d a nation of such drunhad-.
The bright genius Of her Sons larkcncd. almost
bocd ont by the foul presence Of ,, blasting feud the
warm enthusiasm of her children the rich tho ,
heart ,bc swelling love the generous manly pride all were
sacrificed TO nppcase its appetite and the whole nation In,
down IN the d.,p ~,upor but IL. arise in the MAJ! fury Of In
,cnenc There crime had its citadel LOYALTY faith and
loy eo5 from il borders the tears Of wyc- and hclpes.
children flowed fast in ueoy and the whole nation seemed
sunk irrccoveraby into the region Of sorrow and of death
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18

Reading. Pa Rqilroad.-It is expected that the teal
,I ,<,end,r,, of the Rcad.g Railroad when i'lshed
will be 81 Ol5 $50 the annual iscome is estimated At 81
- 500 The daiy receipts viii thus be 9i965 and the
daily EXPENSES = s6i-sivns daily profit OF 3 lol The
capitl stock invested Is s5,OOooOO. [Rather tough
yr:q1 eff Brall.e-rhc Pittsburgh American says tia,
the trial OF Braddec charged with the robbery OF the Mail
will commence this week AT that place 1t is said Rsl At;
ornev General Crendcn will attend on the part OF me
roccrion and Hon Walter Forward that of the dsier
O,r Coq,t Dsteacss.-I is said that orders have beea
issued from the proper authorities to increase the Naval
strength Of oar country along the whole line OF th' Atlantic
coast and also to augment the strength OF the Wrs; India
squadron.
Kidnoppisg.-rhc Wilmington (Ds) Journal .'y. that
jacob X Griffin lately tried before the Court at Dover was
convicted OF Kidnappas and sentenced to four years iaP
.onmen fine of $1,000. and have sixty asles on the
bare back. He be tried at New Castle on similar
charge.
Temperancc-A \ large Temperance meeting was he'd in
Baltimore on Friday at which Address delivered BY
Rev Mr.. Moriarty OF the Catholic Church Aaothor, at
which the attendance was very arge, held at Columbia
Chapel On the evening Of the same day
Ar Elooe,acrl-Wc heard it reported Yesterday that
of .h, young ladies in hb Convent of the Sacred Iea y
miles above th- coped tuesday night with yonG nan
io,uer love- and hi, they probably are married lhe
parte, are from tennessee. Y. O. Picayme 7Il INST.
BURIED ALIVE Madrid paper states that. short
rme since an nhaban OF Grenada. being reduced
cct n,eusbity by weakness, iiom long illness beic'ed
10 have expired, and being placed wooden coffin,
carried INTO the church OF san Matthias preparatory the
celebration OF the funeral services day. The acau,
on opening the church IN the morning, found the rte
dead PROSTATE the steps Of the high altar, cnycope
hi. winding sheet and from the Of the coffin,
evident that; during ,he night, he had recovered his -ene
and violent exertons had forced open the side, nd Get
out. aud made his way where he was found
rJ' Iabree in Beekman-street, near Nassau has rb
li-hcd another number OF Pow .Ir.'s Sermons.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18
CASE OF Mcleod.


- omen e ar.aent was briefly debated by the eora-
- ~ .sri ide which the Cour; decided by directing ;e
so,a.e. ssr the prisoner 70 proceed
VI Br.dev. one of AcI~od counsel heH read the >ae-
e,,rn 20 the wit, stating that Mcleod wa IN III Gus
ov an5er,e order Of the Court o: Oyer and Ierner in
,r,r tern. l84l. under an arr,gnen; on az iiie;He;
for asuscr a.,o by 0: VIII OF eaPi4s res seA41'''
m M . f the People for -e>pas- and ar order Tor CON-
rl.,raen; fer entering upon, damaging ana dfl'' -
.,o,boat Caroline LAYING ihe damages at 2'e-VVJ az o
leri.g linn 10 be held to oal IN tAe sum OF = .Vo0
IL road an affidavit made by Mcleod, setting tort
the fact and purpose OF the occupation o' N' A-i'' '
~. ,-ol;s- a employed in conveying stores, anFnunfoa
g.. lc-,,o. that b, order OF Col. McNao, the authorised
,,rar Of the British force, an expedition :or tn de-
,io or capture of tha boat up and care@ INTO
that IL the capture and destruction =: the boat Amos
Dr.ao for whose raarier the prisoner Is indicted was
I.d and M; at any other tine any ether manner;
that the act Of taking and DESTROYING the boat vas %
,,lv approved and adopted by the British Government;
that the Government Of the United States had opened a.
with :hc British Government IN re-
aon 70 tla, act in winch rcparaon and redress therefor
were demanded and which Spondcnce i rot yet c'>ed
and sna!v that he the prisoner not present at or On
gagged in the said upon the Caroline or N the capture
and destruction thereof.
r. l,,,,,r note from. llr FsN to Mr Webster dated
March L. lG4l, then read:
Her Naicy's Government had under consideration
b ,hiec Of the arrest and imprisonment OF AeAauter
Mcleod on pretended charge At arson and murder ana
IN? directed 10 make known c Government OF the Ined
States that the British Government entirely apptFed OF the
course oursued bv him. instructed 20 demand form
u 5 /, ,b. nam. of the British Government. be irumc-
ne rcs - Of Alexander Mcleod for the reason thai the
r.,actol was one of .blic character, planned and exc
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18

Temperance IN tbs Ct3.-A vr!aohe aaNiay to ,hc
cac Temperance has recently been tornd a he city. called
rl, Washington Temperance Beuc,oan: Society. It la>
been organized about weeks. and already n...er=
,,a,a4 IFS raae.- uans reformed drlastl- W -uead-
cd oas t thcr meetings at e,eai.g. hd at .
oi Cas-. and De!aass Tie President ot the
S-.-,. Villa. \ Wisdom, was in t'e easis; appropriate
ss9at.oa= introduced and brief addre-e- rad.
-eecra iadieda.ls ab, vi'hia few vec,s have been
sl-s from .ie slough Of drunkenness and iu-er They
a.a- and Hle-.-aic- AID taei, c>peslcn.s
,,d ~.tioa ans of ,ae graces Of eraor be -re, bar
vi; ... l.= i.,iteot all eo4urncepiaa. s,-;orrd
carc-te-, a@ sincerity e}aire a-noe. OF signatures
,oe l5-aenca isoul al. ;.a, .;oNirao- were
obtained Iac grand object Of re >ocier. stated the
Constitution is TO relieve t.c oor l7lsr and lead h.a
t arts Of mercy d -daess TO reformation and union ,rit
;icn
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18

>, W. C,,-I has effected an arrangement with Ire
P5adcDb 5en aad Baltimore Railroad Company TO 'raa:PG'
Co. Fsrrrn Mail agrceaby the Schedules o the
a.t .nrns aai summer; So that it will leave PhadePaa
or Baltimore about midnight or upon IS arr,a RON new
" ". &c N Bolnnorc about o'clock y NJ and N tins
,e t, o ear, which arrive about II O'Clock ~ "
md thence depart tor the South at moo" on the same day
Tf, arrangement go int" oPcratio" tins DAY
National Intcligenccr Of Monday l'tll
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18

Nari-r q. Nssorr-Nfr Ma-kay residing acl- Cas,s-
,c Pike c.. Mo-, recently killed BY h- own slave.
M a oa;aued by marriage and 'vto 5i.led To- lige
,eta him TIE : Lsas Bepa5l'-aa Of ae I'll -ays H
struck Ms master The head with rail- lno Led hin
down. ana VITA H. MASTER eors,-I.e is ,hroat ro,a
70 eas- lie then ran u h. mistress ita tie 'su IN lis
ha-. .r. . aer that so-7eoodz had le l master. H.
has confessed aaoa. it, We informed thar ia. excite
iea. .ery great and .aa,i.z was bed a5 winch
,.o-i,ioa wa a7ade and Lost by vee- to Jsas Him.
iie l. il a, B9nlas tirsea. awaiting ~ tri2l."
- Levt rl17T .la,e Wing Editor has aeen appointed
Postmaster a. Pat,.5q-g. y y ~ place ot Il. K Asar
Y-a Bassa Editor. Turt. a7ogr.
o. D. PEsroor appointed Pe-t--s-a Il, l-ccss..l-
y N.y.-s O.s-- Ks--e. 81 removed.
~ 3. HsasrsD H. 5eea a..Poin,el Postmaster At
Castle. Gsae=ee Co wee Joha D. Laal7a, removed.
- Hon. DANIEL WEl-Tse arrived in ms City on Sa,ur
DAY tT9 the Eastward visited Inc :risate Bsniy,,ae yes
.er,;az, and lei, last evening fo' Washington.
e We Nus. apoIagize 70 many orrespoacieats fc new
bic lay IN publishing aeir :-vo-,. Several are now on
ile 70. cary publication E:--.i, second agtior shall
.gP=2s .oeH.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18
By this Mornings Southern Mall
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
PoNmGSterS.
ug<RY E. STACY. a; Burlington. vermont
WII1t,Y COLLINS. al SteubcnSi.e, ONO
ixrvrxrs BY THE PRESIDENT.

Correspondence Of The Ne~-YOFS Tf.bane.

p,lrl,loRF. Monday morning. N'| u Ell.
weth, morning have lae, from Nashville to 'ae IN a
aud u. o election nca, have i from that city ana
precincts near H. IN Na,hyic The vote stood for Carp'ae
whi-. 6ls; Hall. Io-o-Foeo, el9-"ajo'ity 3s7 Ges.
Harrison. majority Az , same poll wa' but III hard
some increase I, the Other 'vo precincts mentioned TIE
vote wa. t,r Carlther. 81. Hall %. There cannot be
doubt bat Nj Bel viii be succeeded by >a"neh aa
talented Wing
The a,iccs from Nor,h Carolina are to tie day Of ceo
Th. election in Maryland takes place tomorrow and vi
endeayor to send you the very latest accounts
have looked the aicS Charleston papers and "a
ind no c.nira,oa Of the statement published IL the \ y
Hcr.d. ,aa. roy; Mou;rc was IN runs It is hoax
Yours. &c.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18

Is, . remarkable that, while the number OF Na'''
Po in the State appears be but 865i4 the votes '''''
for Pre-:lea, last fall were 93OO7 an excess of '49S'
This ar-us~ TINT sone people more patriotic II 'ae
mater ot voting than il that paying taxes, or getting IN
,s vay Of it, About 600 of this in the 1--WE strong
v.n Buren Counties Of York ard Oxford which lie along
the bogler OF Ncw-Iamp-re. We presume II * all ''s'
however.
The Agricultural Products Of Name last year were as
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18

NJ Sentence Of death yesterday pro"Su"cod at Phia
dolphin upon MF. DAVIS convicted '' the murder 0, pA@'
,i,n She PERSIST. in asserting her innocence After tie
,.,, ,ro,o,,sced she tainted and attacked viA
spo,n,, iron, which she reco"eTed'
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18

r. q -. ~ Sr-rEc-ta FtHlAct-- h' -
a- ae discover OF -inias -enooaeT or me
,;of No ,,c!e mention :e>teria:- la9 ie' " ,-'--
gr reve,. though p, means cleared = o ~
.- 81 ~. CROW yho arrived Ii tn - ye>'eEdaS'
,-. r. "a. French jams Canine 2'a 7I5'
r-..r. Tint ,i.c Nosul let, eoa-eo On ne 1;n'
ID win o.yvood Tae ;a.-oHl2E statement "a
y-s7r, We c, rom me Co-nrrerria- Of al e'eai7s
rre,rb states. tia, ou NIonday eyenin. the veS<et
,r75 b.,. pumped l. usual; aso-i ~ coca 49,
- -. zach again commenced pumping -1' ,'---
- rl ;r.reased considerably. kcpcs-ed ;nc
,,e - me capfsin who appeared 10 oe alarmed ~ I'M
--.eIy ordered :he and The oiaeF men 20 u -
ON lets Coatiaued pumping but HHd;ae ING "aei t
-.asiur tn. CAPTAIN ordered The bea' GOT Tea":' % y -
;--oiia-oy done The Car;-In char and N"-' d. ''' -
ais ;he clothc-bas, OF he laeH 4nd provisions "g' 9-
mo IL and NJ bo, one clocS t.e cFe" e ' VS.
- ~ 49,. E schooner was lviar to with ;opsai.s asacN
l and -,iasa;l .ct md 6ed-ofe-aii ilrei. ana lyas
IN bi down but not filred The caN appeared 10 oe III
. . , yc<,el and >hc had settled eoa--deI2'ly i"T-
6 Par. of the deck load had been thrown o." iae 'oy'
bere i was frt ==po-ed the caS waS-i''o e's nay n-
ar previously discovered. alter heavy hoN
% ar ou immediately. the bows t, above me water
- rc ;L-on;nr of the vessel the bows n not pro
w.. any effect uaoa the leak While rowing tor .and ihe
.ed several vessels, none of which except one were
.noLea The auc spoken was -riacN III iuFes "''
e h. nose on board the smack be-, assistance offered
Ca,-a snow Nh Green. the ana the ere" veE. al.
in the boat, and landed Little Egg Haoor about ! c'eN
al noon Tuesday. -.
Frc say. th. after landing the captain ioo> troF' MS
che.r stocking, which appeared 10 coniaI8 >Pec'e %
f.rl tic stocking Twelve AleNlcaS doarS ac 'c
J rho socI1iu~ "a the chest and locked Il. ~ next
rnrun the CAPTAIN and lei Little Lss taFoor 'r
PFliltel, taking with them me captain c' '
leaving in charge Of the tie ratcal Instruments winch
together with the boat brought on by the n-. trrnch
also states that while the boat getting ready me steward
made several attempts INTO the cabin but vas prevent
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18
Hccond Ennrd.
Co.n.ncrciui ANA 7Eoucy ggai,rr.

Monday p r.
Stocks --'aneed somcha; description olay S,oa1g
u" went up = per e' Harlem Z Del < Eiad Trust states
''aA ''i' at falling off Of Ferr Farmers Tr declined
per -ea,.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18

% Iabrce in Beeknan-snee near Nassau, ha, NIB.
li-hcd another number OF Pow .Ir.s Sermons.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18

Opr Coast Detencss-lt is ,aid that orders have ose'
issued from the proper authorities to increase the Na'a
strength ot oar country along the whole line OF thu \an;
co,t and also to augment the strength OF the Wcs; Ind
,t,,lrou
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18

1f'7 'i00s mo" In aVance OF = pr On lie roIar
Ssc-.
SIMEON Diaper old auction to-day 100000 Of state Fye
'ad ai PER cent '-ra to 'be Ere Railroad COMPANY, 81 par
Austin "imerdog 60 had Tea sale TO-DAY, at which ,he,e
va great want Of animation Ihce,tlIos,e nearly al .oa
Tea md coa.id~rshle for,s,u Of was .tooped
Tbs following the Official statement Of tho situation u , Nv
Qrcan, gaaA- sn the f., of Nav:
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18

ITs Orr.ori0 H.. eec'lins-rhe musical world. e.pe-
e ar portion fond Of .aered performances must ,ear in
nina 'ai tie performance Of the grand oitoro Of David
ne> ae TINS evening at the Tabernacle fer the beset Of
;he Distinguished leader Mr. [. C. Hll TIN, gentleman
a7 sal tne been ready to devote MS services for hi, pro
-.ioaa brethren and hose tonight VIII sh.v that hi.
Trends ere mot aHHiadfal Of his desserts The Society w
oe assisted by some Of the frs, performers in the country.
aad 'ae Tabernacle will doubt be well filed tonight.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18

TExyr,srE-Tho Nashville banaer OF the IN oF''S' US
advice. OF the result Of the preceding day election tor Mem
ber OF Congress Nashville and Two precnctsa' follows
r. l. Caru,her- Wing 674 John Hall, opp 81
No doubt st Gen Carv,her, election.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18

I>nlAvA-The majority tor Joseph /, White over Ger.
John AFT in the Hid District i 10
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18

Iae receipts of the Georgia Railroad for april were
-7.995 :. expenses s5,I7O; profits :l2866.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-12-16
COLlector's NOtice,

A IL persons liable to pay state tax in -A the town of Goshen are hereby notified that the subscriber has received a warrant to collect said tax on list ot ls40; and that he will receive said tax at the store of Moses Lyman, Jr. & Go. in Goshen Centre, on Mon, day the l7th day of January, l642, from l( to l2 o'clock A. M.; at the store of A. Miles & Co. in Canada Village, from to 4 o'clock P. M. same day; and at the store of Nelson day of January next, from l to P. M.
 All persons neglecting to pay their tax on one of said days must expect to pay legal fees, and shed no tears.
 THERON D. LUDlNGroN, Collector.
 Goshen, Dec. l5, l84l. *20
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-12-16

be invaded at the instigation of Western To. cofocoism.
 In the House, MT. Fillmore made an un. successful attempt to offer resolution refer ring to the regular Standing Committees, the appropriate parts of the Presidents Message, and to Select Committees, the subjects of tho Sixth Census and Apportionment of Repre- sentatives, of the Currency, Exchanges and Fiscal Agent, and of the Smithsonian Leg acy.
 MT. Lawrence of Pa. announced to the House the death of respected colleague, Judge Bluck, late representative from the District formerly represented by the late Hon. Charles Ogle.
 The House, then, on motion of Mr. Law. renee, from respect to the memory of the deceased, adjourned.
 In the Senate, on motion of MT. Wright, the rule requiring the election of the Com mittees by the Senate, was suspended, and their appointment given to the President. The Senate then adjourned to Monday.
 W. Y. Tribune.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-12-16
WASuINGroN. Dec. 10.

 The advocates of the Right of Petition were com pletely outgeneraled in the House this morning regularly foored. You aware that the famous Committee on Rules had reported an addition or amendment to the last Rule of the House to cover this subec-an amendment substantially re-enacting i the Gag Resolutions of Pinckney and Atherton. It provides that on the presentation of any Petition, M Memorial or other paper touching the existence of Slavery Tn the United States District, Territories the question of reception shall be regarded as raised and that question shall be laid the tabe-and so the Petition not received. This is make the rule more stringent than it is, and is just such pro- position as could never be carried in full vote of the present House.
 This morning, however, as soon as it could be reached, Mr. Vim. Cost Johnson, of Md called the Report up and moved that it do lie ths table MT. Stany, of N. C. promptly moved the Previous Ques- tion, which ordered; and the Report was laid on the table: Yeas 96, Nays S8-nearly every Locofoco noe noS of hs ona Mhg hes % e vote Is to put the whole subject to rest and leave the XXlst Rule in full operation for question so laid upon the table only be taken up again by two thirds vote, unless 1t is reached the order of busi- ness, which never occurs: It looks, therefore, as though the Ant-Gag Members were headed ; but if there be way to evade it, MT. Adams will find it. Ihe nit, not being ye, organized for the thing at the right end, an adjournment over to Mon day prevailed. An attempt was made to adjourn at an early hour, but Mr. Fillmore, who wished the Pre- Yeas and Nays. He then modified his original pro position so as to authorize the appointment of Select Committees the Presidents Fiscal proJect; on the Census and Ratio of Representation, and on the Smithsonian Legacy. Mr. w. Cost Johnson propos- ed another to inquire into the expedency of estab- fishing National Foundry and all prevailed, though Mr. Wise seemed somehow or other, to be out of humor with the entire proceeding.
 Some curiosity is expressed with regard to the composition of the Select Committee on the Fiscal Agency. It is supposed that Hon. Caleb Gushing, ot Mass will be Chairman. There will be little change in Of he If flnst SesS Nothing else of importance was done in the House, and the Senate had no Session.-N Y. Tribune.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-12-16

Al q Court of Probate holden Gi Shdr0n, vithi,s
 and for the district of Sharon, on the 29h day
 of November, A. D. l64l:
 Present, Charles F. Sedgwick, Esq. Judge. HARRIET LLOYD, executor of tue last will II IL and testament of WILLIAM G. LLOYD, late of Sharon, within said district. deceased, having represented said estate insolveni, and given notice to all concerned to appear be- fore this Court the present day, at o'clock A. M. to be heard relative to the appointment of Commissioners, and no one appearing, this Court doth appoint Alanson Wheeler and Chauncey Pardee Commissioners to examine and adjust the claims of said estate and al- so doth decree that six months from this date be allowed them to exhibit their claims 10 said Commissioners, who will give pvnlic mo- tce ot this order by advertising the same in a newspaper published tn Litchfield, and by posting copy thereof on . public signpost in said town of sharon nearest the laat Fasi- dence of said deceaaed. t s,l8I..s
 Certified from Record.
 s CHA's F. SEnawrCK. Jnare.
 The undersigned will meet nn iha k.sinesa ofgheir appointment Ps Commissioners oFl the estate of Nillinm c. Lloyd. dceansad, d inc late dwelling house Of said doneAie1. In Ghn- ron. on the firct Tuesday nf Fehnnrg and the last Tuesday of April, lef2. af n,ciock A. M. AAAReoN WnnEzrn. c0mpiis-
 CnAuNrET FtnEEH. { sieneFa ShsrOa. Nov. %. I0tis 29
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-12-16
NOTICE.

THE Court of Probate for the District ot 1 Sharon has limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of the estate of TEMPERANCE BEEcHER, late of Sharon, in said district, deceased, represent ed insolvent, in which to exhibit their claims; and has appointed Israel Camp and David w. Woodward, of said sharon, Commission. CTS to receive and examine said claims.
 Certified by CHAs E. SEpGwrcK, Judge.
 The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at MT. James Moody's, in said sharon, on the third Tuesday of January and on the third Tuesday of April, 1642, ut one o'clock in the afternoon on each of said days, for the purpose of attending on the business of said appointment.
 ISRAEL. CAMP, Commits
 DAVID W. WOODWARD, ! sioners.
 Sharon, Nou. p, l64l. 2S,