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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-06

tlIoy the he --son that bfoil h asyut this
e. hu' these had innch do with IT, Tie people
dsarpros.i Of most OF thee actstbcy dsapproyed oi
the bankrupt Law theY did not believe tins law was
IL ihn *. ei the par II i The benefit OF
the splendid paor.th'.e who frrluented watering pa-
crs, and rade IN cauiages-it was the rogues law
-. H.. Of The odous eag. law Of tho last session.
MIR. DAVIS, Of h occupied 10 call the gentlemen
TO afder, Al TINS point ior rreyalcncy, but the Speaker
decided thai the d. uaie had taken too wide latitude
adnlit q rs Ge.ag now arrested.
Nr III akE continued. having flushed his general
rcafhf. H. concluded with reply to The remarks OF
hf. Arnold. of Tennessee. upon the State Of New
Tan tslfe. He made comparison between the re
rces # tlifse States. AMI wound up with high eulo
liun upon his own native New Hampshire
Mr. AIERlNErllE.R. Il Georgia. then r,sc and
addressed tie House in reply Ia the last gentleman. in
reference Ia the political changes which that gentleman
claimed tie result Of the acts OF the hgs since. they
had ellae INTO power IL war surprised that that gen
lrman had selected the WY points upon winch the
Democracy were vulnerable for animadversion.--
The gentleman sad that the people disappfoyod of the
appropriations ~hch We're made that they pointed b.
the violated pledges and promises OF the Wings. and he
referred, among other tngs, 10 the recent elections OF
Georgia.
Now sir, let me ask Who was in the chair which you
now occupy when these appropriations made
ccssary Nome other than James X. Polk Would
the gentleman have had the acts Of his layoritc de
mocuary repdlatcd2 have somewhat 10 say too sir,
upon TIE sutc oi inc 2ubtfnatorla election IN beorga.
When that election took place. the gentlemen Of the pc
culldr tenes II the democratic party wen, into calcua
ton IN see how much each OF the citizens of Gorga would
have 10 he taxed 10 pay the debts which the, them
selves had contracted. and they found il would take
t}6 ~ upon each individual and upon this issue they
went 10 the people
What has the gentleman now TO say upon the subject
o violated pledges and promises Mr NJ. went
to REJECT with scorn the invitations Of Northern Demo
Gratis TO Southern W hgs 10 come upio help them 10 dis
crmnae against manufactures. the same time he de-
MED the constitutional power TO lay duties for projections
and made an elaborate reply to Mr. Hudson Of Mass
in the midst Of which the House adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-06
I'trNinia ArHioiature.
HOESf. OF DELEGATES.
WEDNESDAY,, Dee. %, ISL.


In motion OF Ar. Dorinan,
Resoieed, That the committee Of Finance inuiTr into
the lest practicable Of obtaining from the Govern
ment OF the United States, the debt due this common
wealth on account oil revolutionary claims
Resoired, II hat the Committee Of Finance inquire itn
the eNPcdency Of repeating passed the st Of
April 1881. proydingior the appointment ofJ clmai5
soner III behalf OF the Commonwealth. to prosecute Ger
tan ciams against The United states.
Tar Creole.
Nh NJ Rae offered the following resolution, promising
HAT II cnbraood sdIae Of importance ibis State as
well a. The Cnoi-tlla citizens Of Ifgnia had Sustain
ed loss ofs 100000 in the affair cf the Creole and he
thought it proper that the Legislature should have the
SUBJECT under consideration
Resoirci, That a Select Committee be appointed To-
ascertain as ir practicable and report this Ioss
the material fact relative 10 the losS Of certain slaves
which were part Of tie cargo Of the brig Creole which
vessel sailed from the port Of Richmond some time In
the present year, and that said committee have leave to
send for persons and papers
At the instance oiAIr Mc,ac the resolution was laid
on the table for the present
On motion Of Mr.. Crawford,
Resoired, That tEeconnItce Of Finance be instructed
To inquire into the eApedcncy of providing further res
tranis on haWEers and pedar5 who trade in com,a
nitS.
On motion of Mr.. Mc,ae,
Resolred, That ihecommiiice for Courts of Justice m
inquire into the expectancy Of providing by law So as
ueIe ollcctualy To prevent the asoautng and heating
al white persons by slaves, free negroes and mulal~
On motion oi Mr.. Daniel
Resoired. That the committee Of Courts of Justice.
be instructed to inquire into the expedeney Of providing
by law, against the alterations Of property in fraud OF
judgments and executors in favor ofthe Commonwealth
or fines and rccoyeries.
PETITION
Petition presented and referred
BY Mr. Fairly, Of citizens of the county of franklin
for the formation ola new company Of cavalry in said
county.
BILLS PASSED
The engrossed bills Ito authorize separate election
at the house Of Floyd and company. i'll the county of
Fayeite" and providing iorpaying the wcrklnen for
completing the additional building 10 the Western lu
matte Asylum We're read third time and passed.
number Of bills considered in the carly stages
On motion Of Nlf. Leftwich the House adjourned
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Donsfettc tmtcusgeurr.
FURTHER OF TIE MUTlNEERS M ~.
CREOLE Ut.

We h1Fe 'ean i'gorei with the extract ola l.
winch follows giving some further details resn,,, ,er.
ne2r cs on b'lrl ta Creoie recently brr1,e4 IT,.
british at'r rites AT Nassau. II IS II be honeJ 10y .. the
psie OF Kingston will persist in the view , ,'.' the
all that the negroes may eventually be "'sth,
taer tigh'a OWNERS. The letter is dated New OF
=, pae sngef in tie brig SasI,. which ,rr; Uo9''er
tn 'ath # fIa kng9.n. alaara Oef ON ,ii a Oh
al,no) says tia! tf,, or four DAYS bsero he left = o9h
schooner arrived rlu Nassau, with about CO. sllaii
gr'e aud he understood that they were portion or, ne
faSen ni' Nassau by the brig Creoe-the nhabi,na'ae
a9th1ino' would not allow them to land-tho st 81 VI
was anchored Of the town-they were looked s1.lo'ner
gng 81 m"rlerf5. and the inhabitants did M, a as
disposed to have any thing to dowtl them. Tbns @,af
er was still WING at anchor with the negroes nm nom
Whea he left = 500 u" ooari
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MORE; INDIAN MURDERS IN FIop,n,

twenty enc Indians suddenly made their apno,r,,..
within t'r'e miles of Mandarin, the St Aum.,,
road. ON the morning of the Gth iust-munled ,r
family set fire Il their house and left their bodies n he
consumed consul IN the flames Tie family consisted Of Mr.
Hartley h WIZ and child They also burned tr,a
thfr houses and sarried of several negroes. one Of L
escaped ir i'm them "'''il
'.!eut. Col. Riley, who had been ON an cvpo1i,;on .
lha head f y. johns river, returned to paIaki 81,
as. having discovered no Inlians Col Worth was n
tampa, h1YnT returned from his visit to the Evergl,do.
without ndm3 any traces of Indians Seyer, n,ro s'
however, were ntinung the search flr them
The Belief at innpa was shat the war would be e.,
sd by the LIST el March, w
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oats GA the CAVIAR,

And beg leave To state that they have established
Receiving and Forwarding House in Richmond. on the
north side Of the Basin. little above The Toll House.
under the same style and firm to operate in COMMISSION
with Their line OF boats and their house in Richmond
And any Goods Produce consigned their care, will
receive their strict attention. and will be forwarded with
the utmost despatch Any produce shipped by their
line of Boats, consigned to other Houses, will be
ed through, with equal expedition to any other line Of
Boats on the canal They have Just started more
splendid Boats, the DRY or OCkETT and JOT.N
R,iNDOLFH, and will in few weeks, have finished
and under way making their line consist of SIX superior
4 7 S Their facilities being thus complete.
and intending to devote their whole attention to the
business, they respectfully solicit share of the public
patronage.
March % Is if
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II ~ O 5. II II ~ q s!

1--WE. subscriber is now prepared to furnish any fam
4 lily desiring the above instrument upon the most
liberal terms, and from the most approved ManuacoreS.
IN the United States The justly deserved reputation
obtained by the different makers has been 50 much ud-
ed through the public press that any remarks of his
would be unnecessary upon the prcsut occasion lie be
ing known as manufacturer e. the instrument. can re
commend the Pianos made by the different establish
mcnts as interior 20 none in The world All that he re
cures Is Trial and II the purchaser is pleased with
the instrument, il can he returned
W. p. GREENE. Agent
D., All Pianos sold 10y me will be packed and sent to
any distance IN the country, free of expense They will
also be kept in order year. without any charge to the
purchaser by myself as pass through the country twice
year regularly.
sept. Is IS if
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HOUSE. OF DELEGATES.
SArrRnAY Inn lS12


The following engrosscd bills read third time.
and passed:
l. Concerning canvcyanccs or doyises Of places of
public worship
:. For preserving the testimony Of witnesses in Ger
tain cases.
a bill revising the act of 22d June. l.oI concern
ing the proceedings Executions, Trust Deeds and
other demands, in certain cases, was read third time
and On motion Of Mr.. Holiday, laid the ia
lie.
Numerous bills were read first and second time
Mr.. Armstrong offered resolution directing the
mit,ee Of Elections inquire into the expcdicncy of al
ering the time Of meeting of the Legislature from the
ls Monday in December to the lst Monday in Janua-
The resolution was adopted-ayes 81 noes So
MIR. Bayly had voted for the resolution under misa
prehension--lle moved reconsidcration.
Mr.. Armstrong called for the ayes and noes which
We're ordered, and ayes AZ, i3-so the o5n
To consider was lost.
On motion of Mr.. Hopkins,
Rcsored. That Committee of Courts enquire into
the eXpedicncy of providing by law that husbands shall
ne bound for the debts of their wives contracted before
marriage only to the extent of the property ac
CURED by the husbands by virtue Of their marital
rights
On motion ofthe same,
Resoieed, That Committee Of Courts enquire into the
cSpodlency of so amentng the existing law in reference
to the commitment of estates sherts. confer up
ON the Courts discretionary power commit or not
is may under the circumstances OF each case, appear
Just and proper
On Mr. Early's motion,
Reso'red, That the Committee Of Courts enquire ia
to the cNpediency Of So amending and explaining the
entitled IAN act concerning the probat Of Wills, passed
lil Of March, la5o, 10 persons couestng
wills, the same rights and powers which thereby
vested in persons Offering the same for probat.
onmotun of Mr. FAVOR, of L.,
Resoircd, That COMMITTEE on Militia enquire into
the eNpedenry Of amending the law passed - day Of
- 50 as to leave it discretionary with the Governor
n issue arms 10 such portion Of the volunteer companies
OF the State as in his opinion the public interest shall
require,
PETrIoHs.
BY Mr.. Dornan, d citizens Of Eockbridge Augusta
md Bath for the passage ofa law regulating the tolls at
buffalo Gap, the Stauntcn and Parkersburg roaby
Nh Edgngton. Of more than $50 citizens of Wheeling
Tor The passage ola lay giving lien ON all buildings
to the builders thereof until they shall have paid for
their labpnr-by Mr.. Scott. Of Aeccn6urr OF portion
fthe citizens Of Meelcnburg, assinr an ia~rrasc Of
taxes on hdwkcrs aud pedars
IN motto Of Nr. y raqr.
70 ftUpo tinu,lrd
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/ NF.W STATE.

The idea Of creating new State ofthe Eastern mr.
ton Of tennessee has been started and the s,bier ia;
~" before the Legislature of Tennessee That Distrc
ct country, III the eden day, claimed To be independent
aud exercised all the functions of syerciyny in tb
name Of the Conmanwcahoi Frankland" We hay.
somewhere ed record Gifts Legislative proce.d
iursin which provision was made for the csabisbmen,
Of Il uniform currency in com SKINS deer skins. bear
skins, ST., sc.
II appears lr,m the fpll3wing res buttons now befr.
the Legislature ii Tennessee, that il is proposed to c,n
brace within thu limits of the State portions Of t,eo
gia, North Car ira aad Virginia. We have no ubiectnn
Ia the new STATE lat submit to any abatement
pf orr sovereignty. r. Ulic
Resolred, BY the General Assembly of the State of
tennessee that there being Joint select committee an
pointed. ~ cons 81 Il two members the part ofhe Sen
ate. and three the part Of the House Representatives
10 be chosen from the Eastern portion Of the State. whose
duty 1t stall be u tate into Consideration the eXpedency
aud constitute lily of ceding ollhe grand divisions
Of the State c3aa9aly called East TENNESSEE to the
General Government, r the purpose Of being formed in
II sovereign and independent state, 10 be called the
State of Farmland, aud said c3mHttce shall report by
bill or otherwise.
Re~ired, Fd3iAs IMec'cncy Governor James c.
Homes, Ie ANA hereby requested to open and hold cor
sPondcnce with the Governor Of the States of Georpa
North t2r~.na and Virginia. for The purpose Of ascer
farming their opinions i'll relation cedinr portion Of
the territory Of Their respective States 10 the General Go
vcnmcnt. u be included in the State of FARMLAND when
nnod and for the further purpose Of requesting them to
lay the subject ere their respective Legislatures at the
next ensuing session.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-06

Coop Farm OF MARYrANp.-Ona molten m,do :
lhe Al1ryanl ions Of Delegates Friday last fre,ye'
bring IN bill Ia repell the Tax Law the vote was Go
So t. t,ceaty oae. 10 repatriation there '''9
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FOR, IGN AND DDflEST1C
- RN q 90 IS,
At Wholesale and Retail.

HNlIF ST BSC RIDERS are now receiving a large
i and general assortment Of
Fresh IHV and Winter Goods.
Consisting of Heavy Pulled linseys, Glenrock Jeans,
and Mallory kerseys, fer Servants Dut1cl,
Macknaw and Whitney Blankets; white and Red Elan
ncls at all prices French ant English Merinoos, all
shades and qualities Black, Blue Black and Fancy cold
Silks Mouscin De LANES and Challcys; Lace Goods
Gloves; Hosiery Ribbons Hats Caps; Shoes; and
many other new styles OF
STAPLE AND FANCY GOGD>,
which they viii oir eraa' bargains in. either at whole
sale retail. II i.NER. Bt RN ELL Co.
Oct Ii Is If
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a & a zs Id .
DOuAN. KINNIErs a. 60.

I'd Ei1 lN their sincere thanks to their friends and
d 4 the public generally Tor the very liberal encour-
agement they have received since they started their
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-06

INDItNA-'i'hc Ncvav Statesman Of the 29d ut
says that the Report Of Noah Noble, Esq present Fund
Commissioner, 10 the Legislature of that State is per
haps Zone of the most startling cfcal documents ever
presented to the people Of this any other State Inc
extent of the frauds against the State and the botAs
with which they were perpctratcd by the late rune
Conmissoncr-to say nothing of the immense sums
actually lost through his crimnaly stupid management.
arr without parallel in the financial history OF any
state
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Correspondence Of he Philadelphia .N0rth '4lor', ga

Correspondence Of The Philadelphia North 'hnnre%''
New YoRK, Dec. 81 r. NJ
The Correspondence by the Cunard steamer Is cio''s
to-day with no incidents of mpoulnce. The rates 'ot
bsare the same asycserday. There IS rosPeco ON
either by the Boston the packets here, and the pe'n
um is merely nominal, except on Spanish dollars. ,e
Flour Is rather lower. Genesee has been sofa AZ ~
and Ohio at 81 in small parcels, but there Is at ''
prices extensive denand.
The sales ofCoilon are still light and prices are
little dropping. n
Business generally is quite dull, though as well AZ
usual, perhaps, at this Of the yeas.
Our Banks all make up their returns for pu0'lca'o'
tomorrow. and then suPPosc the money agony, e'icn %
il is. will be
M alteration in domestic exchanges.
The Raleigh Register that the notorious hoee'
'otier. t,rocrly et North taJr,o3 h. 5ccn ''''fp
m ruhei p CouLrc., IN IcNa-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-06

The Washington Pa. Reporter has an article on 'h,
subject Of the next Prts dencv in which the name oil
the Hon. Joseph Lawrence Of Pennsylvania is pcs(h'
Il suitable candidate for the Vice Presidency OF ''t
|. States in coanexion with that of Henry clay OF
Kentucky fJg the Presidency
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-06

At the silt no othe Philadelphia Court Of General Ses
son VI nday last the Judges delivered their opinions
the motion loquash the pr,aentnent of Grand Ju
~ against tie officers Of tie nted States Bank and 9th
They ,rere imapm7r ms in The opinion that the Pr
sentiment Io'dd BIZ quasbcd Each Of the three Judges
delivered separate opinion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-06
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
"F. OFFER for rent. the AMHERST MILLS.
w situated onthc anal about 0meshelow lynch
burg. Possession will he given the LIST January next.
We offer for hire, some women & girls. who areaccus-
toned to waiting in house, and would like also. TO
hire from the country some inexperienced boys between
l2and - years OF age To work in Tobacco Factory.
WARWICK & READ.
Dee q SUI
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Iu'uSpy. Dee 70 /


On motion Of Mr.. Dounan.
Resoired. That the Committee of Courts Of Juslic,
inquire int, the cxpediency of changing the time Al
meuce.
On motion Of Mr. Grimes.
RcS0ired. THAT the Committee Of Roads and Intcra
Navigation BE- instructed 10 inquire into the eNprdienc,
5drecting the Principal Engineer 50 soon rs his prev
engagement viii admit, to survey the most practical
bic route for public road, commencing at the higles
improvement On the James River, whatever point til,
Engineer may LUX most proper or convenient to en-
brace the follow ing rue: first by the way of Covington
in the county Of Allegheny, thence the practicable
route To nerscc stanton, iuntersyille and Parcrsburo
Turnpike Road, in the county Of Pucahontas where the
Engineer may think most propcrto give general interest
making llUnarsylle point.
On motion Of Mr.. Capertun.
Re'oireJ. That the Committee Of Gus of Justic,
be instructed inquire into the oXpcdency ofrepealine
acts directing what prisoners shall be let 10 bail ON
p)werlng the General Court 10 admit any person t,
bail and also to inquire into the eNprdicncy Of au
thorislng the General Court to hear aad dctrrmin,
appeals from the Circuit Court any Judge Of the Cir
cult Court in applications FIR bail and Of regulating III,
manner in which balls shall he allowed.
PETITIONS.
Petitions were presented and referred
BY Mr. Smith. OF kanaWha of the members If the
bar in Cabc, Logan and KanaW Ina countless Tor chang,
Of the time Of holding the Courts in those counticsh,
Mr. Woodward, Of Nm Hollis, for divorce from hi,
wife.
On motion of Mr. Kinney the House adjourned
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HOUSES OF DELEGATES.
FRpAY, Dee. 81 Is

FRIDAY, Dee 81. 1871.
On motion of Mr.. Smith of X,
Resolrcd, That the committee of Agriculture inquire
into the eXpedicncy ef establishing Tobacco spec
ton in the County of hanawha
On motion Of AIr. MeCauley
Re@leed, That thecommitloe of Schools inquire into
the eNpedcncy of authorizing the School Commissioners
of Roanoke lopay TO Abraham Whitson certain Of
money due him for teaching poor children.
Several Bills read a first and second time.
PETITIONS.
BY Mr.. Tate, otcliizens olSmyth, for Mechanical
road from the Tennessee line to some point OH james Ri
ver--hy Mr. Durnan. of Elizabeth {. iIutchngs. pray
ing to be divorced from her husband David w Hutch
lnas.
On motion of Mr.. Hucn, the House adjourned.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-12

Ara Court Of Probate holden al Nerc- Milford.
,oithin and for the district Of NeW- Milford, on
the 30th day If April 1872:
Present, Nathaniel Perry, Esq. Judge.
ENSTATE OF LYDIA PH1LLIPs late OF said
II New-Miford, deceased. The admins
TRAITOR represents the estate insolvent aud
prays the appointment Of Commissioners
thereon :--Whereupon, Ordered, that Com
missioners to receive, examine and adjust
the claims of the creditors Of said estate. be
appointed at the Probate Office in said New
Milford on the 10Th day of May 1912 at o
O'Clock in the forenoon and that all per-
sons interested in said estate may be notified
thereof, the administrator will cause this or
der to be published in newspaper printed
in Litchfeld and post copy thereof on the
public sign post nearest the place where the
deceased last dwelt in said ew.Miltord and
one other public place.
A true copy Of Record.
3w49 NATHANIEL PERRY, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-12

Ata Court of Probate holden at Sharon, sciihi's
and for the district If Sharon, on che 2Oth day
of April, A. ID. 1912:
Present, ChGrlssF. SedgOick. Esq. Judge.
nN motion of George C. E. Thompson,
~ Executor of the last will and testament
of AMY STEPHENS, late of Canaan in said
district, deceased, this Court doth limit and
allow to the creditors Of said estate six
months from the date hereof In which % ex-
hibit their claims to said executor % be de-
barred recovery. And this Court directs
said Executor to give notice Of the time so
limited by publishing this order Ia news
paper printed In Litchiield and by pOssing1
copy thereof on the public sign-posl nearest
the plnce where the deceased last dwcf' ln
said Canaan. Atrue copy Of Record.
10 CHAs +. SErawfcKs judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-12

At Court of Probate holden at Sharon. ioith'n
and far the District If Sharon, on the 7th day
If April, 4. D. 1912:
Present, Charles +. SedgVick, Esq. Judge.
nm motion of William II. Walter. Ad-
~ ministraior on the estate Of Ruth Church
late of Sharon in said district. deceased, this
Court doth decree that six months from this
date he allowed and limited to the creditors
of said estate to exhibit their claims To said
Administrators, and also directs that public
notice be given Of this order by advertising
I'M newspaper published IN Litchfield, and
by posting copy thereof on public sign
post in said town of Salisbury nearest the
last residence of said DECEASED.
Certified from Record.
20 Cas- r. eTDawIog, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-12
Farnum's Domestic Bee Hive,

THE Subscriber has secured Letters Pat.
II ent of the United States for certain inn
provements in Bee Hives and is now pre-.
pared TO sell Individual, Town, County, or
Stale Rights on the most favorable terms.
Said Hives are so constructed as 10 entirely
exclude the miller or bee-moth from the
hive, which is a trait that no other hive docs
possess. ]. is a swarming Hive and can be
used in building as well rs out of doors.
He would also employ several thorough GO
ing Agents to self rights il the different
States. The subscriber is also manufactur-
ing hives which he will furnish if desired.
DANIEL H. FARNUM.
Litchfield South Farms, MAY lO,l842 G6w5O
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-12

Al Court Of Probate hollen at LitchGcld, with-
in and far the districtcf Litchfeld, on the I'd
day Of MaN 1912:
Present, Ralph G. Camp, Esq. Judge. :.
LN STATE Of GIDNEY VAN kUREN, late OF
IA Cornwall in said District, deceased.
The administrators represents the estate
insolvcnt and prays the appointment of
Commissioners thereon Whereupon Order
ed, that Commissioners to receive, examine.
and adjust the claims of the creditors Of said
estate, be appointed at the Probate Once IN
said Liich6eld Oh the 10Th day OF May 1872
at 10 o'clock in The forenoon; and that all
persons interested in said estate may be no
tilted thereof the Administrator will cause
this order to be published in newspaper
printed in Lhchfield. and post copy there
of on the public sign. post nearest the place
where the deceased last dwelt in said Corn
wall A true copy of Record.
49, RALPH g. CAMP. Judge.