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DISSOLUTION

ENHE firm o. Lnndons, WIlnglam & Drewry this day dis
solved by mutual consent. H. H. London having sold his in
eresi the other aner aone are authorised
name ol the firm IN liquidation OF lis affairs.
JOHN J. LONDON,
DANIEL. II. LONDON,
]. WILIiNGIlAM,
Richmond, January !, 1911. A. II. DREwRY.
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PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSES.

THE subscriber constantly receiving from The celebrated ma
nuactoy of Nuns Clark, New York. elegant and plain
Piano Fo!es possessing the late2 improvements and thai,
decacy OF touch and sweetness otone peculiar their
nufacture.
Also large assortment Of Musical Instruments and Musical
Merchandise in general.
Piano Fores repaired tuned on hire and taken in
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection Music ever offered far s,le in his
State may he selected from, tile the subscriber al mi
Iadephid and New York prices
Those purchasing sell again Will bc furnished unon b-tter
terms than they can find elsewhere in the Slae.
p. H. TAYLOR,
Feb Piano Far,s md hpsie Sort o,po., ~. g,,,.
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ylNE SrrS the of Isle OF Wight, Prince George
Southampton Sury and SUSSEX Mecklcnbaf. and Halifax
Bukin. Campbell and Cumherand ACcomark, Aoitanp
Elizabeth tty York and WarwiCs; Cnreper. MadSon
Orange Raphh nnnck and Greene: Frederick, jefferson and
CLARKE; rztwc Wlthe Grayson, Smyih AMI Carr G:rrn
her Monroe, Giles Montgomery Floyd and Mercer; anu The
Mayor Tie Williamsburg, vii! take notice. that e'ec
items To br held al cf Courolsts AID "hI places ap
pointed by law Ter hoding elections III" fourth li:>G J."
April c"e Senators represent their respective dis
i'll IN. next General Assembly.
Feb. 70 ga-wiw a. HANSFORD, c S.
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IEFIRMAEY OF THE RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE.
ryNS Institution open for sick, the following charges,
i payable IN advany for the first week.
White patients, s. per week.
4
These charges every expense for medical attendance sur
gica operations board, medicine aid nursing.
The accommodations for c sick ample and complete
every respect Two Professors OF the Medical College
daily for prescribed periods, rotations
of difficulty, all the members Of the Faculty called consul
tati0n. without additional charge TO the patient.
An obsetrica ward has been prepared the reception of H..
ing oomu, the rates fixed above for medical and surgical
Patients aborng under insanity contagious diseases will not
be received into the lHhrmary.
S. MAUPIN, NJ. D., President
Is 2S-wly
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Than Spencer bearing date the 10Th day August si and
duly recorded the Clerks Office Of the County Court of Buck
nghdm Will, The purposes said deed Mentioned ON the
18Th day OF March next e44 the premises proceed SELL
public auction 10 the highest bidder that we'll know Tact
Soaih fork of State rvr and containing about hundred
Spencer kown be very productive farm well u
production OF con wheat ,ohaccu staple crops
couu;T. In which said tact situated The Slate river
lands provettay the best wheat lands all co.ny-
This Tract o Land has all the necessary Improvements for tie
comfortable accommodation OF large m, securing
iakn. of the raised The farm. portion Of
Tract OF Land wood, but sutciency thereof has been
cleared 10 make the farm an object 10 those who wish
farming pursuits The of sale will be made as ac
commodatng circumstances will permit and will nlade
known the day Of sale The subscriber acting Trustee
will such title only is vested by deed but
IL is believed to be indlspulable.
WILLIAM Il. JONES, Trustee
Feb. 90 e1-,ts.
Nr WING will please copy twice a week ill sale.
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pursuance oil The provisions Of Deed of Trust executed
tue SUBSCRIBERS by Edmund Barbour, and duly recorded in
me Sieik once OF Orange County they will, THURS
D e twcay eighth day Of Mach, 1884, the residence o
Tue sara .nHha Barbour in the county of Orange, the
s ouef ot sale TO the highest bidder, nj public
o from zen 10 ;teen very valuable Slaves, consisting of
Women anu Children, eight head Of orses head OF Cattle
ms "ch o sheep stock of Hogs, Plantation Utensils including
wagons ,as Wheat Fan and Com Shelter all his Household
cnsh FURNITURE except such required 10 be set apart
i e We under the act ri the General Assembly of Virginia.
an ms s year crop of by said deed Hay Fod
DER Tobacco and all the OF SAID Edmund
fnou IN sxty acres OF Mountain Land conveyed 10 him by his
father on which great deal Of very valuable timber
Inc terms OF sale aretweve months credit for all sums of ten
dollars ana upwards the giving bond with approved
security bearing interest date; but pnctualy paid,
the interest will be remtied tina, cash will be
required. RICHARD H. FIELD In
LEWIS d. WILLIAMS, I ii"s'ees'
Feb. 10 Se-oow,ds
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aid WINES AND LlGUORS-Also, GROCERIES.-I have
" large and general assortment of old Wines and Iii.
quos part of which have been kept hand, improving
years. then said To he twenty years old Ny Groceries
will bear fair comparison with the best IN the city may
quality and price, and cacfuncss putting them
The old Wines and Liquors will be found beneficial
the preservation Of health when moderately and ndciou used
Should he found uccdnlouS, "a have and
uushaken belief in PLAN of fact assertion,
enquire call an the subscriber, who has
drnkcr during the last 30 years of his life and
fled with his healthy appearance they portrait Of his
uncle who died few in the State of New aged
and reH La3nn drinking since the
day he left Ferentos, then STRIPPING. WIN. WALLACE
Aup. % a-,vly
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by Tie Gorrnor Of Virginia.

WHEREAS, vacancy occurred in the House Repre-
- ensiives o. me nied States, by resignation of the
honorable Henry r. wise, late Representative for the seventh
District composed the counties Of York Aero
mack, Nohampon Elizabeth City, Warwick James City,
y &c Williamsburg, the counties &c New Kent Charles CITY,
News Gloucester Lancaster and Northumberland: The She
MI Of the said counties, aud the Mayor Of city Williams
te are therefore, hereby required In the name of the Com
noaweah hold elections in their respective counties and
eo'po'aons, the fourth Thursday in April next Repre-
sentative the said District ill the aforesaid
Given under my hand Governor and under
r,y,, Of the commonwealth, al RichGond this nineteenth
' day Of February, In the year 1874
ia. MCDOWELL.
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NEW pI'sINEsS

The subscribers having If Mr. Daniel
London in the business of Ionons, Wlinsham prewy,
VIII continue the Dry Goods business heretofore conducted nj
their old stand, under the style and firm Of London, Wlingha
Dewfy where they solicit the calls Of their customers ana
the public generally. JOHN LONDON,
j. WIILINGiAM
Jan. l6 77-3m A. H. DKENRf.
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I
Just published, Tor sale and ready for delivery the rst nun
Der of pcFs Illuminated and New Pictorial Bible.
This Great and Magnificent Work will be emtrlshed with
hundred Historical Engravngs exclusive Of initial
litter each chapter Ivy j. A. Adams, than fourteen hun
drd of which from original designs by e. Chapman II
will be printed from the standard copy of the American Bible So
ciety aud contain Marginal References the Apncyi Con
codance Chronological Table, List of Proper Names General
index, Table of Weights Measures, sc. The large Fronts
pieces, Titles the Old and New TcSaments Family Record,
Presentation Plate, Historical Illustration ard Initial Letters
The Chapters Ornaments, BORDERS. viii be from original de-
made expressly for this edition 10y j. g. Chapman Eq If
New York. addition which there viii be- large
acravincs nm designs distinguished muIcr FtanCr
Enelndru which l index will BE- given III The list
hcr
The great superiority nj early proof impressions from The
cravings will Insure Ia those wn leave their early aud
take the work numbers, the eli IL In the highest
o perfection 10 he completed in about 50 numbers Is
cents each. DRlNKER & MORRIS, late
SMITH X PALMER,
Richmond Agents for llarI'ers' Pictorial Bible.
lam Nv
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PURSUANT to order made the United States Court tor
the Eastern Dsrco Virginia, on The 2td of March lsB,
in the matter Of bankruptcy Coqui,t Gentry,
by gwen 10 The creditors both social and ndviul of the said
bankrups that from the report the Commissioned, made pur>
said order appears that social effects reduced
aud ready for distribution, there balance cone hundred
aid eighty three dollars and ,y That
vidua effects Of Caleb a. Cuquitt. similarly situated
balance of four dollars and eighty nine and of the rdviI-
al effects OF Austin Gentry, similarly situated balance
of hundred and forty dollars and foiy three cents And
further, that the order aforesaid has declared that,
after days will pass order for dividend and dis
tributon of the balances aforesaid
FRED BRANSFORD,
Assignee Of Colqu,t and Gentry.
E.b ~
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IMPORTANT NOTICE!
GREAT REDUCTION ~ THE PRICE OF
HITS AND CPS
At the Town and Country Hat Mandatory, under
The Columbian Hotel, Richmond, Virginia
H. ANTHONY respectfully informs his friends and the pub
lie generally that he larger and better assert.
ment than he has ever had consisting OF Fine Fur Silk
Russia Hats; Fur Cloth Velvet Scalet Glazed and
Hair Caps; Black and Dab Wool Hats &C. &C. in all the new
and varied styles and shapes Under tho that the
TEN of small profits and quick returns is advantageous
has adopted the method of doing entirely for cash.
consequently enabled sell much lower prices than those
who give credit.
p S-To his friends In the Country who have patronsed
him. he his lhanksto who not he hopes
he better acquainted with Oct "a 4s-wly
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-lRGiNlA CONVENTION. 1899 '30.--J. w. RANDOLPH &
have sale Proceedings and Debates Of the Virginia
Convention of ls2 80; which Suaoined The new
.s,.utiun Of Virginia aud the of the people.
r.b : 9l-tf
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---1,D Gl1IIDiS 3rTORNEY ar L.sH, removed 10
~ e city al Richmond and will attend ali the Courts held IN
cir ~ Office Main street, front room over the s"I"
IL, - " ~ CJ-2awtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-27

IgffsRSoN'S MANUAL OF PARLIAMENTARY PRAC-
} TcE, received, for sale by
g.b y Gift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-27

CoNsTRCED.-Co Construed
aud Constitutions vnccaed by John Taylor, author OF the
ly ana Arater. This and valuable bonk, FOR sale by
!. W. RANDOLPH & co.
s., If
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Z I.
e,sr,. ha i, lie recommended the Editors of Newspa
e. throughout the Commonwealth publish at me mead OF
m s their rates for Advertising and that they strictly nd
r he same; and that these prices be always such, as to
.y- fair comp, nsation for the labor performed
Resolution Of he Editorial ConueNtion.
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S)S REWARD-Ran away the 2lst of October last my
'-- FRANK fIe is about thirty years age;
ey >toi aud black softly with his head up; ap
mostly the rs tip of the Chin aud stock plorgls and
coarse Carpenters work Frank affected with Abolonsn,
M 'key that he has obtained forged free pass, and has
t himself settlement of free cooed people IN
@ Carolina vending his towards the North Any
"Ao VIII and lodge the above fellow in any safe
'V' 50 that gel him, shall receive the reward.
CAMPBELL STUBRS.
''ehht,;sviie, $. c Jan 90, 1874. 1q-6w
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| ARGE GLOBE ARTICHoKE-Seed of the large Globe Arti-
- choke raised Philip Duyal r., Richmond, some OF
h feet in circumference Also, large supply oil
assh Garden Seed just received and for sale BY
R. r. DUVAL, Bank Square.
On -
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pICHARD F. BRoADDUs and JOHN S. GoULDlN are
II on their visit every person indebted TO the
Richmond Enquirer Richmond Whig Richmond Compiler,
southern Literary Messenger and Farmers Register between
The Jan The Rappahannock rivers, and the Blue Ridge
Chesapeake bay hope that each who not al
@ prepared vii, make preparation To their dues by the
called of the above named gentlemen
very for each indebted bu oi no small
Importance 10 those to whom il is due,
WM GOULDIN,
Collector for Enquirer, Wing,
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,,AUIEI WINFREE will sell Tobacco, Whea, and Foar,
- commission ana will give particular attention 10 all pro-
..'iy entrusted 10 his management
ufer n front building of Shockoe Ware house. -
1a-ly
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WEET Ot-l00 baskets Salad Oil, Of superior quality Of
- olr impoi,aiion-jus received, for sale by
ALIEN. DUVAL & co.
r.b * 90-tf
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M PASTER-20 tieces Ground Plaster, of 500
pounds each from ubec Mandatory We are selling
DAVENPORT & ALLEN
Q-tt
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NuiicEAt the Annual Meeting of Stockholders Of tho
Isahna Navigation Company held in the of Char
on the 9th Instant Dividend nine per cent was
by the Stockholders all Shares Of Stock that have
uy paid up which dividend will be paid by the undersig
~ a''er the Isl day of March, 1914. DANL. +. CARR
H. Treasurer OF the Rivanna Navigation Company
- - GS-Wom
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NEAR FOUR HUNDRED PfANos.-1'he subscriber has sold
a has vet 10 find out that sold bad one-and IL
5ne he ever should would no, be suffered 10 be kept by
l.raer because well that the sale OF single
N Plio would do him much injury Orders addressed TO the
i's trI, sill be promptly attended TO- T.. L. Nash,.
Book and Piano Forte Seller Petersburg, va:
- n S9-eustif
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- AHEoCkS WABE:ipuSE.!t affords the Inspectors {"
W Warehouse pleasure Ia inform the Planters 81 ioacco
aud Carolina that Seabrooks Warehouse Is now
GOOD the reception of ohacco that ample Insurance
sUas will be made all Tobacco in the Warehouse; he
dayage other Warehouses; that freight
paid all Tobacco Them that their undivided at
will be paid the business Of the Warehouse and every
aot made their part to expedite business
THOMAS c. BURCH, lr.,o.,oxs
THOMAS I. JOHNSON, f
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Iaiuabie Suuth. Vest Mountain land foy Soje

Feb. ~ gid
sEy- Wing will please copy twice 4 week till SALE
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rwENrY-EIcIITu coNGREss--rirs,s Session.
REMARKS OF MIR. WOODBURY.,

Ii Sfroe, Ed .h and cM, lSl1-On the resolution to
postpone indefinitely AiR McDurrrE's bill 10 reduce
tie present tariff
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ole quarterly. - ~. .orrt,x wheoever
bsndwri,inc is unknown atthis office, must he authen-
~ the enoration ofthe Postmaster in the neighoohooa,
- w,llin no case published every measure, iha mas
NJ; impos;ions and quigzes, has proved hereto
Hvs'in,We must, therefore INSIST shch case upon
r pejnc certified by the name 1.-The Postmaster
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FRED. BRANSFORD,
Assignee Of Colquitt and Gentry.
% A.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-26
gxnuEL BuEI. /

AZ Coars Of Probate holden at WatessosOn.
sOiikin and for The Probate District Of Water
tosOn, on The lGsk day Of December. 1874.
~ STATE of William Hawkins late 0G
IL Wateytown, deceased.
The AasAInissYator represents the estate
insolvent and prays the appointment Of
commissioners thereon :--Whereup0D. or.
dered-that commissioners 10 receive. exam
inc and aGjast the claims Of the creditors Of
said estate, Be appointed q the PsOsete Of
airy next, al 0 O'Clock in the forenoon -
and that ali persons interested In said estate
may be notified iheyeos, the administrator
will cause this oBde. to be published ic q
newspaper prinssd In Litchfeld, 10 Itch
field County, and posi- copy thereof ON tina
public sign post in said Watertown-
A true copy Of record. Atisst,'.
HoEDRooK CUR9ls, lhdgA
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-26
District Of LitchfeM, s..

PfOb0te COuTt, Lee. 1Uth, 1644.
CT1LES D. WHEELER of Litchfeld, in
- said district, having on the 26th day OF
November 1874, made an assignment of GER
tain estate, real and personal, to George D.
English of New Haven, and Oliver 8. Wei.
Ter Of said Litchffeld. in trust for the benefit
of his crcditors-the Judge of the court Of
probate for said district, has appointed
Messrs. Gideon HI. Hollister and Frederick
Phelps of said Litchffeld, commissioners to
receive, examine and adjust the claims Of
all those who were the creditors of the said
Wheeler at the time of such assignment and
has limited and allowed six months from
this 10th day Of December l644,to said cred.
itors, within which time to exhibit their
claims to said commissioners and all claims
not presented within said time will be barr-
ed recovery Of any Of the avails of said
property so assigned IN trust.
Certified by
DOUGLAS WATSON, Clerk.
The subscribers hereby give notice,th they
shall meet az the Office of Gideon H. Hollis
ter in said Litchfield, ON the Sd day of Feb.
ruary and on the 9th day Of June, A. ID.
1916, ut one O'Clock in the afternoon, on
each of said days. for the purpose Of atten-
ding TO the business Of their appointment.
GIDEON H. HoLLzsrER, Sc,r,.,s
FREDERICK PHELPS,
Litehfeld, Dec. 10th 1874. 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-26

Have you spzfn in the back, occasiOned by ytoop-
ing over the desk or thecounter. Beware! A dis
eased spine will soon be the result unless you brace
the RELAXED muscles and give vgoE and activity to
the circulation of the blood in that region. The
friction Of the flesh brush will not do because the
irritation it creates il only temporary. There Is
nothing that will restore sensibility and strength
TO the muscles and 6bEee and strengthen the NOR
bid circulation like Peters Vegetable Plagters
which being composed Of rich aromatic gums end
other pungent vegetable substances, impart con-
slant but not unpleasant glow to the part to which
they are applied; and remove as BY q charm all
pain and weakness Of the musculaF and fbrous or.
ganization. Dr.. Peters cough, worm, and cathsr.
tic lozengess are acknowledged not only by the fac
ulty, but by the nobility Of numbers to surpass in
efficacy all other preparations for the cure Of the
same complaints Beware Of spurious limitations /;
box. For Sale at the Sign of ''DRUGs & MEDI-
cINEs," South street. 90
DR. WTSTARS BAISAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Now that this preparation is well known to be a
more certain cure for incipient Consumption, Asth
ma, Liver Complaint, Coughs, and all similar af-
fections, than any other remedy ever known, there
win be, and ,sosc are found those 50 vilanously
wicked as TO coucoct spurious and perhaps pois-
onous MIXTURE and try to palm it off as the genuine
Balsam. We raise no S0lsEBl0sm An imitation
appeared in Rochester, n. T., last winter; and in
other parts, another aFilcle somewhat resembling
DR.. Wistars Balsam IN ssume is sold. We advise
the public of these schemes, that their health may
not be trided with. nor ourselves pundered Of cur
just rights. DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
is new medicine, and more effcacious than any
other known. We have the scgitfen signature Of
such men as Recorder Tailmadge, Counsellor WI
liams, and John Powder, D. D., of New York H.
Gouge. Eco. Member Of Parliament. and scores Of
others, to prove that it has cured Asthma, Bleed
ing at the Lungs, Sc. &c. &C., after the physicians
skin has ceased to benefit. For Sale at Dr.. SAM
UEIs BUEL's, Litchfeld. 4w
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-26

At o Court If Probate holden al Winchester.
Uskkis and for the District At WiNchestev, on
lie I'D day Of December, 1874:
Prsseaf. Gideon Hall. ir. Esq, Judge.
ESSTATE Of Arab Phelps, late Of Cole
IA brook in said district, deceased.
On rnoeica Of Edward Al, Phelps, one Of
the Executors Of said Estate, represented
solvent, this court does limit and allow to
the creditors Of said estate six months from
the date hereof in which TO exhibit their
claims to said Executors or be debarred a
recovery. And this Court directs said Elk.
ecutors to give notice of the time so limited
by publishing this order ia newspaper
printed in Litchfield, and by posting copy
thereof on the public sign post nearest the
place where the said deceased last dwelt, in
said town of CosebrOOk.
A true copy Of Record.
81 GIDEON HALL, in Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-26

MVElay smaheipassd his personal servant Charles
widely known % worthy ofsuch master, and
worthy, too voffFesd0m- the 9th inst Charles,
five years ego. Travelled through Canada with his
A friend Who was in court q Tire time, sends the
New York Tribune the tollowine transcript Of the
deed q emancipation
Know an men By tkeIs presents, that Henry
Clay, Of Ashland for and in consideration Of ts e.
deity, attachment and services OF Charles Dupey,
(tlse son Of Aaron, commonly called Charles, and
ChaEIotse,l and Of my esteem and regard fog him,
do hereby libesate and emancpate the said Charles
Dupey, from this day, from an obligation Of service
to me, or my representatives. investing, him a. far
A. aay act Of mine can invest him, with all the
rights and privileges Of : freeman. "a
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand and affixed my seal, this 9th day Of December,
in the year of our Lord1S44 H. CLAY. Eseal j
Sealed and delivered uthe presence Of
TI1os. H. CLAY. 4s @a's sG
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-26
GREAT ATTRACTION.
.MUFFS! .MUFFS! JMLyFFS!

GLOCK & FORD will open and offer for sale,
" ON Monday and Tuesday Of next week, the
largest and best assortment of MUFFS ever offered
in Litchfield county. Among which may be found
Mu5 Of all descriptions, and pricesfrom 81 TO $l5.
(Call and see for yourselves)
They will be open only for few days for they
must be on their winding way to colder regions.
Etchfel3, Dec. nth, 1874. 90
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-26

A Tt Court of Probate holden at Water.
Atown within and for the Probate District
of Waterfowl, on the 14th day OF Dec. 1874.
Warren l.. Brown of said Watertown, hav.
ing made this day an assignment Of per.
ton of his estate to AlaDson Warren and Eli
Cur:iss Of said Watertown for the benefit Of
his creditors:
1t is ordered by this Court, that Commits.
sioners to receive, examine and adjust, the
claims Of the creditors Of said Brown, at the
time ofIsaid assignment. be appointed at the
SOth day of Dec. inst. at 8 o'clock A. NJ, and
that all persons interested in said estate may
be notified thereof, the said trustees will
cause this order to be published ia news.
paper printed in Litchfield, and post a copy
thereof on the public sign post in said Wa.
teftown. A true copy Of record,
30 Attest, ii. CURTIss. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-26

AT Court Of Probate h0laen At WOODBURY. IN
and for ate District Of Woodbury., on tie l6Gh
day Of December, 1874.
Present, LemGa B. SprGg1e, Judge.
FSTATE of Alfred G. Brown, late Of
IL Bethlem in said district, deceased.
The Administrator represents the estate
insolvent, and pFays the appointment Of
Commissioners thereon: WhereupoR, Or.
deye3, thSt Commissioners to receive, exam.
ines and adjust the claims Of the creditors Of
said estate, may be notified thereof, the Adj
IninistratoP will cause this oder TO be pub.
lished in newspaper printed in Litchfield,
and post copy thereof on the sign-post in
Beahlem, in said district.
A true copy OF record,
80 LEMAN B. EfRAeuE, Judge.