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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-15
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-15
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Lets end these bed bugs and each insect pest
Ibst pgcys up. n annoyed humanity
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-15
Ervo.sr SH,RTs.-An elegant fit is as

ELFGANT SHIRTS. An elegant III IS as
ses,e IN Shirt as IN any other atlcle Of dress, and
enbur sn be more beautiful than the set and style OF The
Sbrs m aSe At GREENS celebrated establishment, Asor
House E,ey asiclo that leaves the store u warranted
aud gentlemen giving thor orders may depend upon e'
lnr the csrnt e,a cy at tie time agreed upon however
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-15

TO Auctions can be advertised IN the
papers Of other oes and towns L.roush u FAl~
kRs Agency Trltune Nu.dlngs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-15

w palmer 81 90. sgreat California EN-
are. .a take Felgn, and Packages 10 per cent lower
dan any oehst Responsible Company. Through IN thiN
ave days o. - haze PALHLR Co, 80 biv~i"'y a.
Acr.sod Agent Il & S NJ, steamship line Oseu
HAmmoCKs ,-l.nAaY II Co., leaders and
tatrob soern VI i.slin. Gentiemens Hats, aHe
Asor He~ra Broadway VIII this day 0pce several hslts
superior M~tCes Crass ltanmocks VEN
WATTS NeRvoUs ANrIDoTE.- - his most
poy-ttul Norvne Of such extraordinary powe hat no
matter how low the s.Sem Is lminedaiey re-
sSre. II ,A the pa,leut to hcatAful activity. Any Que
know M the functions Of the nerves, certainly c'enikant
OF the fact that all dlseaws depend uron them II - PITY
With such wonder t remedy one should remain de-
butt.bcd OF cousump i've No l02 NaSsau-si- sul5 -
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-18
DIED.

In this village. on the Huh instant, a daughter of Mir. Leonard Darlington, aged Is months.
 In this village, on the 8th inst. after a long and distressing sickness, and in the calm hope oflhe Gospel, Miss Mary Hotch- kiss, aged D.
 In Milton, on the 18th inst. Mrs. Nancy. wife of MT. Henry $ Griswad, aged 43 yrs, Mrs. G. bnre with patience +a long and fins gcfing sickness. and died in the faith of a Christian. She was beloved and esteemed by large circle Of relatives and friends who uni'ed 0 pay the last ibue of respect 10 her memory by attending her funeral at he Episcopal Chuich, on Sunday afternoon last, where discourse was preached by the Rector, from Ttm 4; 6,7 and 8.-Com.
 In hler den, on the ll,h inst. Mrs, Han nah F. Gillette. wife of Mr. Jonathan $. Gillette, aged 43
 In Springfield Mass, 8th inst, of disen- tery, S"tnu@l RoIles, Esq, aged 54 editor ofthe Springfield Republicans, an late mem Der of fhn 'las>achust It's Legislature. He had within few days buried 3 daughter and sister who died of the same diseasa.
 l" Stamford. I2ih inst. E'wi' L. Ray, aged 30-snn of WiIlan Rae. E-q. Il ,tri5 town.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-18
NOTICE,

TNAE Court of Probate for the District of
 k L'tchhel'. hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the creditors of the Estate oi ROBERT M. and JOHN 6. IREAT, assigning and insolvent debtors of sa'd district, 10 present their claims for sxaM, !na'inn aud allowance, and hath appointed Ph'neas w. Camp and Timothy J. Skilton, ,Iz{s. Commissioners to receive and examine The same. All accounts and claims not presented m said time will be dpbarred a recovery a@ against the property and estate assigned by ed. asslgnors. HENRY B. GRAVES. Judge.
 The subscribers will meet sas the purpose of receiving and examining the claims oS credi. tors asa:nst said assigned Estate of R. M. and John Treat, at the House of Phineas w. Camp, in said I.itch6eld, on ,he, 4th day of October next. al ) o'clock, A. M., rld also on he l6ih day of February, A. D., ls53 at nine o'clock, A. M.
 PHINEAS w. CAMP. lCommis.
 TIMOTHY J. SHELTON, } sioners.
 LIfchfeld. ,ug. 18th, 1851. IS
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-18

Al Cur, oi PF0bs'e h lden at Iitclsfiela w,tWn and iiR me DIsrict fl LItchfsld, on the S1in day 0l August. 1851.
 Prevent. IIEART B. GRAVES. Esq. Judge. ON motion Of the administrator ofths estate of Samuel Reynolds, late 0f WarreIs in said district, deceased, Ordered. tslut the sad administrator render his administration account with said estate to this court for examination and adjustment, at the probate. 0'lce in said district, on Monday the etls u"y ct September next at 10 o'clock fore~ noo", and that all persons interested therein may De duly notified thereof said adminis,- 1fa'"r will cause to Unpublished in news paper printed in saId county. a copy hereof ana also post like copy on the signpos nearest the last rssiience of said >deceased at least SIX days before said henring
 A true copy of Record.
 HENRY B. GRAVES, JudOe.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-18
BALDWHN'S IMP LaOVED CE AIN PUMPS.

THE Subscriber coatinups to manufacture their justly celebrated Pump, wholesale and retail. Pedlars supplied in any quantity, with the best of stock, consisting of pumps, wheels, chain, tube, &c., everything for pump. All orders for pump castings, chain ostube 6ll- ed at the shortest notice and sent to any part of the United States al cheapest rates.
 Also, the best assortment of. Stoves 10 be found, consisting of the best air tight cook and parlor stoves. with nUerv uariA,S .f r;s,@ ana cooking furniture to make stove eom- plete. Box and Shop stoves.
 Also Furnace castings of every description, cGsisting of Water wheels, oyer shot and pitct back Mill gearing great variety, Machine. ry, castings of every kind, Chilled Sleigh and Cutter Shoes mode any length 10 suit Plough Castings, &,c. All orders for casting prompt iy filled. Furnace al all times in operation.
 II. BALDWIN. Washington, Conn,
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-18

Al Court of Prnba,e holden al Li,ch.ield
 wlIn,n and for the District ot Lilchhcld, on
 the ly' h day of August,lS5l.
 P sent--HENRY B. GRAVES, Esq. Jmige TIPoN tie petition of Jelusha Chamberlain
 U of Warren, showing to this C0utl hat she
 s the Guardian of Alden L. Chamberlain, of said Warren. iha, sad minor is he owner of 8 certain interest in and 10 one r,ece of land yit uated u New Miifard, New Preston Society. al place called Merrail, bound d North on turnpike road, East on highway, Snuth on heirs of Marshal Bostwick. and Nsst on land sold by Administrator on Esiste of Henln Cham her!ain to Homer Shelton, containing one half of an acre more or less, with buildings thereon standing. Sad minors interest therein being an e.late in lee subject 10 the widows dover therein. Also, tc two thirds of Store House oppo ,ile 10 the abovs described property, be- ing he eniiie owner of said share all valued al three handed dollars, praying this Cou,i. for reasons iB said petition apt torih, to pass an order authorizing and empowering sad peti. tioner or some other meet person lo sell and convey the interests If said minor in s,id de. scrIbed premises. according to the Sta.ute in such cise made and prnvided--as per petition on file, dated August 10th, 1851. . ORDERED, That said petition be continued to the 24th day of OctobeFs 1851, then to be heard and determined at the Probate office in sad Litchfield, al o'clock In he frrenooD, and that natice of lhe pendency thereof be gwen by publishing lhis order Jn a newspaper prlnfs ed in Liichield. three weeks snccessiyely. at least six weeks before the said 24th day Of Oc.S tOber, 1851 A true copy of Record.
 I5F.VT1 fIENRYB GRAVES, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-18
Woodbury Academy.

vUyHIS fourishing Institution will be conduc- A ted during the ensuing year by MT. CHAs G. HAYES. The first term 10 commence on the 18th day ol August.
 The course of instruction will embrace the common and higher English Branches. the GIeek and Latin languages. &c.
 Payticui0r attention vii. be paid to Elocu- lion and English composition.
 Every effort will be made co thoroughly to instruct those fitting for College, that they may enler internationally.
 UJ- Terms w,ll vary according to the studies pursued, from three 10 six dol ars per quarter
 BOARD oy DIRECTORS. Clark, Lewis. Judd. William Cogswell, DT. s. B. Fairchild, Henry Miner. Tho1. Root. Rev. Jno. Churchill.
 North Woodbury, Aug. 10, 1881. IS q
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-18
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DAG JGR.-R1AM CALLER

WAG U GR -RIAM GALl11G.RY.
 l'.IE "al lalsnrti >uegs leave to announce
 \ |" he pubiIc Senrta " hat being encour- ag'd D, | he Su'ccs~ which has attended his !anpIr for rh4 iesi four years in the art of Fro dncIng photographic LlknesseS he has been In- dncrd Gn be al the expense o' filitng up a new est,,tt-hnrt win all improved Sky Light rend'4,ls his facili les for taking plctuGes far >u n'rinr 'n hose "i any other operator in the c"u1Iy W,fh rhis arrangement of light he l~ ahie [" rra ra'durr a str"ag, pnld picture, giving d correct -y rsssinn of the eye and every fea turH "f he ia .e as aatM al as lfe irselt He fatters himsrlfihat his long experience in the business and dster,nlnation to- keep np with ,he times ny aoquatnting himself with every new improvement will ensure the ntinuatinn of a liberal patronage
 With new arranged Camera, Landsrape- and Views now laken without the neo ess- ty of being varied.
 Pictures inserted in Papier Msche cases at reduced prices var. .ety of morocco cases, frames aud lockets on hand at all times. a
 Rooms ln ihe first Building south of the Mansion House. Hours of operating from S o'cln"k \ M 5P. M ]. L JUDD.
 Lit'hied. June II 1851
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-18

At Court of Probate, held at the Probate
 Office in Washington, on the 9th day of
 Sept. 1851.
 Present, DANIEL B. BErNsMApE, Esq. Judge ESTATE of J0AB CENTER, an in- 1A solvent debtor. The assignee of said insolvent debtor, lthiel flickox, appeared in Court and prayed the appointment of Com. missioners thereon : Whereupon, ordered, that Commissioners to receive, examine adjust and allow the claims of the creditors of said estate. be appointed at the proba,e Office in Washington, on Monday, the 22d day of September, 1851, at 10 o'clock, in the forenoon, and that all persons interested in said estate may be notified thereof, the assignee will cause this order to be publish ed in newspaper printed in Itchield, and post copy thereof on the sign post in said Washington, nearest the present residence of said debtor. A true copy of Record
 Certified by D B BRINsMADE, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-18
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GOO gals Bleaehed Winter

1000 gals Bleaehed Winter
 SU0 do Fall
 500 do Olive
 1000 bleached Winter Whale
 500 do bleached Fall whale
 6O0 do do Winter Lard Oil, exlra
 1000 do do Fall do
 1000 do unbleached do do
 300 do Yeats Foot Oil, all of which has been selected by us in New Bedford and New York. and which we warrant to give entire satisfaction. P.4LN'TS! P.ALVTS!! P.fLVTS' 10000 lbs Atlantic White Lead 5000 do Be'lvilie do t... ..... 1000 do English do 10 casks French and Spruce Yellow 10 do Ven Red-5 d Spanish Brown 500 lbs Terra de Senna burnt and ground 500 do English Drop Black 50O do America do 3U0 do English Trieste, Chinese and Am
 VermillioB
 500 do each, Mineral, Paris, Brunswick
 and Saxony Greens 5)O do Blue. Green and Black Smalts l5O do UIiramaim and Antwerp Blue 50O do India Red 100 do Rose Pink QUO gals English i.'nsecd Oil 500 do American do 500 do Spirits TurpenIine
 20 bbls extra dry Whiting 5t0 lbs Red Lead and Liiharge 1000 do Umber in lump and ground, dry 300 do Refined Lamp Black 5O0 do Common do 5u0 do Chrome Green and Yellow 10 Casks Rotten SiUne-3 do Pumice do 100 lbs Vandyke Brown-5OO do German Black Lead, Flake and Cremls White, Frankf IT, Black. Orange, Mineral and drcp akes of all qualities and shades.
 BRUSHES 100 dog extra and Common Paints 50 do do do Whi,ewash 5O do Flat Camels Hair, from l,2 to 5
 inch
 50 gro< do do Pencils, Eng
 fish and German Flat Varnish--QnilI bound, Painters Busters, Counter Dusiefs, Hair, Flesh, Tooth, Nail, Shoe--extra and common, Scrub Glue, Horse, Plaiers'. Paste, Plint. ers', Graining and Badger Brushes of every description Are agents for large mana factory. and are prepared to execute orders for any kind or style.
 COWLES t LEETE, N, Haven.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-18
MARRIED.

In Goshen, on the l6rh nst.by Rev. MT. Perrin. MT. Ralph J. ScoviIIe Of Cornwall, and Miss Maria E. daughter ol Lewis Wadhams. Esq. Of Goshen.
 Printers loaf received.
 In Simsbury, 1Ith inst, Nathaniel B. Stevens, Esq, of Norfolk. and Mary F.. daughter of Jeffrey o. Phelps. Esq, of the former place.
 In Norfolk, 3d inst. by the Rev Joseph Eldridge. Mir. George Phelps, of Chicago. Illinois. to Maria, daughter of Jededlah Phelps. Esq, of the former place.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-18
Washington Young Ladies Seminary

THE Young Ladies Seminary, which has been fer five years under the super vision of Miss BRINsMADE. will be contin- ued under the charge of Miss ELIZABETH RESELL, of Litchield. and Miss NJ. Ii. MITCHELL, of Washington, ladies who are qualified to teach all branches which have been taught, including the Langua> ges, Painting, Drawing, &c.
 Instrumental and Vocal Music will continue to be under the supervision of Mrs. F. B. CHURcH
 For information with regard to terms of tuition, commencement, &c., reference may be had to the old circulars.
 All applications may be addressed to Gen. D. B. BRINsMADE, of Washington.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-18
STOP TWKEF! S 100 REW RID.

c TOLEN from the subscriber, on the O 29th inst. a WALLET, containin 2 $225 00 in Bank Bills. 200 m 5's and smal> CT bills On the Winsted Bank. ..
 The Thief calls himself John Moore-is about 45 years old. about 1,2 feet high dark complexion, brown or grey eyes, black curly hair. Had on light frock coat near Iy new, with plaid lining. Had striped shirt, California hat. reddish brown reds dish mixed Saiinett pantaIoons, and reddish vest. The above reward will be paid for he arrest of the thief, with information which leads to lis conviction.
 OBED M. HUMPHREY.
 Goshen. August 30lh, 1851. Is
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-18

At a Court of Probate held at the Probate
 Office in Washington, on the 9th day of
 September, 1851.
 Present, D. B. BR1NsMADF. Esq. Judge.
 HESITATE of ALEXANDER J. CEN IA TER an insolvent debtor. The as. sisnee of said insolvent debtor. Ilhiel Hicks OK, appeared in Court and prayed the ap. polntment of Commissioners thereon
 Whereupon, ordered, that Commissioners to receive, examine, adjnst and allow the claims of the creditors of said estate be ap, pointed at the Probate Office in Washington on Monday, the 22d day of Sept. 1851, at ID o'clock, forenoon, and that all persoes interested in said estate may be notified thereof, the assignee will cause this order to be published in newspaper printed in Llichfield, and post n cnuI, | l'----f -'t.o T'sn post m said Washington, nearest the residence of said debtor.
 : A true copy of Record. Certified by
 Is D. B. BRINSMADE, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-18
woodhurv Bank,

M OTICEis hereby given that the Books ! V for subscription to the Capital Stock of The Woodbury Bank" will be opened at the Inn of John P. Marshall, in Wood> bury, under the direction of the subscri- bers, on the third Tuesday of September, 1851, at 10 o'clock, Ashi., (the 18th d"y.) The Capital Stock is $l00,000, in shares of fifty dollars each, and ten dollars on each share is required on subscription in specie or notes of Banks in this State at par on the day of subscription. Ten dollars in sixty days thereafter, ten dollars in thirty days. and the residue in five dollar insl"lments, every ninety days.
 D BRIN>MAuE,
 LEWIS JUDD.
 GEOtGE SMITH,
 RALPH D SMITH,
 Woodbury, 25Ih July, 1851. r
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-18
.AOIDS.

100 carboys Sulphurie, Nitric, Muriaiic 20 do Aqua Fortis- 10 dipping Acids
 10 do Mur Tin
 Old um. G1n, Brandy, Fort and ldadelia of very superior quality, suitable for iNNals ids and medicinal purposes, Byass K.0n- don Porter and Brown Stout, Camp,eil Scotch Ale.
 We are manufacturing very sApesioy qvality Burning Fluid, 10 which we would call the attention of c0nsumeri. IL has hesn well tested. and in every case il has given entire satisfaction. We are agents fos the sale Of Booths Copal and Japan Varnish> which Ia far preferable 10 the New York and Newark Varnishes. 2S
 CoWLES & LEE1E. 54 State s,.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-18

MOTICE.-WHEREAS my wife Cath IN erine. has Iefi my bed and board with out any reasonable canse-ths is to forbid any person or persons trusting her on my account, as shall pay no debts of her con- tracting after this date.
 EDWARD CLEAVLAND. # Falls Village, Sept. 5th, 1851. 1e
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-18
SERVANTS.

E HENDERSON, late of 75 and 77 II Nassau street, NEW YORK, respe ctfullv gives notice to the citizens of Come ect,cut, thas he has opened an intelligence Office at No. ,, Division street, corner ot Bowery, where he will iat alltimes be prepared to supply them with any description ct help, mate or female. Lct- ters enclosing office fee of One n,1n 1 .., sage money, with tie uescllp 10" oI ne'p w"nten and the wages gi yen" 's'i Oe s''e"~ed 'o "tn 8erlmmediaie attention pait to the wants os Hotel Keepers. ~
 New York, July 9. 1851 3m.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-18
SUrDRIES (!

SUyfDRIES!! (! 500las Red 1000 do White do 3 casks AsphaItnm To do English Sal So.a 30 kegs Salt Pe,re 30O lbs Sal Ammoniae 90 kegs Emery all numbegs 5000 lbs Flower Sulphnt
 bbls Camphine 5OO gross bnng, jar. hottie and vial Corks 300 lbs Nnlmegs--S00 do Cloves 2O0 do Cassia
 5cases English Refined Borax 5 do Mex Jet Lead 20 packs Gold Leaf. different shades 10 do Silver Leaf 25 lbs Bronzea 3OO Bath Brick, English
 5 eases Gum Shellac
 bbls Superior Bay Rum 25 reams extra Sand Paper 10 tbls Birthstone
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-18
Medical Institution

nF YALE COLLEGE.-The course O of Lectures commences annually on rhe last Thursday of September, and con tinueS Sixeen weeks
 Beni. Silliman, N.D., IL. D, on Chem. 's,ry ana Pharmacy. Eli Ives, M D., on the Theory and Prac- ice 0fPhysic.
 Jonathan Kright, M D., on the PrincI- pies and Practice of Surgery. Timothy F. Beers, M.D., on Obstetrics. Charles Hooker, MD, on Anatomy and Physiology. lieury Bronson, M.D., on Ma:eria Mel ica and Therapeutics
 Lecture Fees. $68 50. MatFiculaiion, $5 Graduation, $I5.
 CHARLES HOOKER,
 Dean 0t khe Faculty. New Haven, July. 1851. l6
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-18

p The Ladies of the Episcopal society of Litchfeld will hold Fair at Lrossman's Hotel during the days of the Agricultural Exhibition.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-18
Attempted Robbery at Bridgeport.

On Tuesday evening, MT. A. Chadwick, conductor on the Housatonic Raiiroa1, stopping at the Sterling House, Bridgeport, was awakened from his sleep hy the sound of money falling on the floor. Perceiving a man in his room, he sprapg from the bed and grappled with him. A severe contest nnsued, but MT. c. succeeded in mastering his visitor, and threw him to the floor, As. eisiance was procured, and upon searching the prisoner, il was found that he had rlfled the pocket of Mir. c. of some $25O, and was about 10 make hIs escap pc with his boo ty, when Mir. Chadwick was fortunately awakened He gave his name as E. Collins Smith, and sald he had stolen the money previously, and was about 10 make reslitu> tion. He was bound oyer for trial.
 THE FIRST ACT OF WAR.--The South ern Republic. apapeg publlshednt Camden South Carolina, gives us definition of what will constitute the first assault upon South Carolina by the general Government con stltuIing an act If war: that is the applica iion of force 10 keep South Carolina in the Union. c. The first assault' will be the retaining of the forts about Charleston. Unless the United States withdraws a Il it's forces from the posts, and surrenders them to the new sovereignty, that will be an act Of war. South Carolina " II proceed 10 attack and take them that will be an act of defence.
 
 HON. LUKE WooDBuRY.-We learn the following particulars relative to the death of Hon. l., Woodbnry- who recently com, mitted suicide Ut Antrim, N. H. from the Manchester Mirror:
 At about o'clock he returned from ride in company with llilleason of B. B. Muzzy, Esq, ,of Bofon, to get some hlack- berries, went to the barn, unharnessed and put up his horse. returned to the house, inquired for his wife, and was informed that she was in the garden; from thence he preceded to the barn, where he remained so long that his wife began to be uneasy in regard 10 him, and went to the door of the barn he had entered, & found it locked. She immediately sent to his brother's store for clerk, who upon search found the body of MT, Woodbury suspended from timber by splice of rein. Life was extinct from appearances, he had evidently been dead two hours, as Dr. Parsons, who was immediately called stated. No causeis as- signed for the deed, though it is said that the judge, for some time, has been quite low spirited and has been heard to say that he did not feel able tu transact his business. and particularly m regard to his nomi- nntion for governor. rhat he wished to be free from the cures of 0ffice, and emain private ciiizen du in9 his lite, MT, Wood bury was ab ut 50 years of age, was graduate ot Dartmouth College, and has been Jdige of Pr,bata of tllis county for $ evefh years, He hli property of some 5 , .O0J. and spendId residence at An> rrim m'"
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-18

U E. J Phelps, Esq, (son of the Hon. S. s. Phelps of Vermont,) has been appointed Second Comptroller of the U. s. Treasury.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-18

At Court of Probate holden at Ply mouth,
 within and for the District of Plymouth,
 on the lst day of September. A. D. 1851
 Present, AmMI GloDINcs. Esq, Judge. nN motion of the Administrator on the O Estate of ZALMON COLBY, lute of Plymouth, within said district deceased. This Court doth appoint the first day of October next, at 2 o'clock, P. M.. at the Probate Office in said district. for the hear ing. allowing and settlement of the Admin. Isiraliou account on said estaie--and doth direct said Administrator to give public no tice to all persons interested in said es:ate. to appear (if they see causel before said Court, at said lime and pIace, to be heard therein, by posing sai,l order of notice on a sign post in snid town of Plymouth, nearest Inc place where the deceased last dwelt and by advertising the same in newsra- per printed in l.ichield, in Lilchfeld Go, Certified from Record.
 l7 AMMI GlDDINGS. Judge.