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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-01-18

Celui de Rabat donnatt a croire qu'en
cas- de conhit il s'abstiendrait de part.
ciper a une querelle soulevee par DIES
motifs qui iui etaient strangers mails
j.aloutai p.u de fol a cette promesse,
parcequ'iI me semblait impossible que
ces deux v~illcs, soIidaires l'une de Eau.
tire, ct places d queIques metres sur les
dcux c6tes de Ia riviere don't Giles COM
mandent fentree, pussent ne pas s'entre.
alder contre une attaque de Ia part des
inideies. QUAINT an caId de Sale, il
reclamait in delai de six jours pour
prendre les ordres de fempereur- C'etait
evidemment me 6n de non r%ecevoir, car
depuis hut mois les ordres de Muley
Abderrraman a~vaient do etre pris.
Ces preliminaires accomplis, il he me
restait plus qua executor Ia volonte lu
~gouvernemcnt francais, c'est-a-dire a
faire un exemple, ct prendre nous-memes
Ia satisfaction que les pirates de Sale
avaient ~rimprudence de nous r%efuser.
Mais la journee etait trop avancee pour
entamer l'attaque de la place s; a peine
une heure Gus separait du couchcr du
soleil. Je me decidai done a gutter ma
position offensive ct a mouilIer un peu
plus loin de terre, r%envoyant au lende-
main matin pemploi defnitif de la force.
lie 90, des Ia pointe du jour, lie va.
peur anglais lie Janus arriva de Gibral-
tar. lie fs remettre au capitaine de ce
'datiment ses n%ationaux, auxqnels ~j'avais
donne I'm aisle a bord du Cation.
Une bruno epaisse qui couvrait la
tsrre ne me permit pas de commencer
mon movement agressif avant eufheu.
res du matin. A CO moment, je me mis-
en- marche etje wins former une nouvelle
ligne d'attaque mobilize dsapres l'etat
de la mer ct lie resssc de Ia cote. J'em-
bossai lie Henri W a cinq encablures
par lie travers du fort nord Quest de Sale,
de maniere a pouvoir diriger lie feu de
la Motto de ses pieces contre lie fort du
sud Quest ct les batteries Intermediates,
en- nous tenant a la Unite de la portee
des forts de Rabat. lie Conner, qui nous
remorquait ct don't je dirigeais les mou-
vemens, nous conduisit avec une grande
precision vers lie point que 'avais choisi.
lie Sane, par mon ordre, prit position a
ma droite, a bonnie portee des forts,
mails d distance utile pour l'etfet dc son
artillerie. lie Conner, sous vapeur, Sc
tint en- position de diriger son feu scion
mes indications. Les avisos Sc placerent,
CONNIE Ia %veillc, hors de l'atteinte des
batteries.
"A dix heures du matin, toutes mes
dispositions etaient assurees /; les forts
e%taient prepares 4 la defense ; les NOM
breuses embrasures DIES batteries etaient
Igarnies de pieces dc forts calibres, ar
mees dun nombre considerable de SER
vans, ct toutes dirigees sur nous. M'etant
assure ~qu'aucun des signaux %indiques
par ma l~ettre, n'avait etc arbore pour
me fairc connaftre quson etait decide a
nous accorder les satisfactions moderees
que nous exigions, il ne me restait plus
QUA faire parler nos canons.
Jsouvris lie feu sur les deux forts, en-
poussant lie eri de Niuc la Kipubique!!
qui fut repete avcc enthousiasme par nos
braves ssquipages = cclles de Kabat,
meme les plus eIoignees, suivirent rex-
emple de Sale, mais ayec lenteur ct d
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-01-18

celia Sc volt sans peine, ellie reste quel-
q%uefois des soirees entieres a regarder
les etoiles ct a essuyer ses yeux par inter.
wales comme sill en- tombait des Iarmes !:
chaque fois quson raconte a table unc de
ces histories de nos amapts du port qui
Sc tuent par amour, ellie leur trouye tou-
jours quelque excuse ; tenez, &C povero
Mareschino qui va atre pendu pour avoir
%poignarde sa femme, Ia belle gondoliere,
madame lui fat porter tons les maths, en-
cachette, des secours, ct quand on lui
reproche de s'interesser Il an iaIoux 81
f~srocc, ellie repond 4" Que Iorsqa'on d
une jenne femme, il vaut mienx Ia tuer
que de Pabandonner.
Il! suffit, dit Adalbert en- Sc leyant
tout q coup. Revenez demain matin.
CHAPITRE XVI.
(%sUrTE.)
-wsegaasss
Ricardo n'ayait garde dc manquer
4 lordre de M. de Boisverdun, car, sill
etait soudoys par lui pour lui rendre
compile des moindres demarches de ma
dame dc Bruyeres, j! etait AUST bien
paya par ellie pour l'instruire de toutes
les actions du comte. Ellie voulait sur.
tout quill Ia tint N courant des progress
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-01-18

HNous appelons l'attention des a
cheteurs a la vente qui aura lieu samedi
proclaim, lie 81, par lie ministere de M
A. F. Hickman, sheriff encanteur. Voil
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-01-18

@From this date the steamer Cadde
will make n trip a week, from N. @,
down Lafourche. See advertisement.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-01-18
Eatts Dtoere,
BASES DE Ia NOUVELI.E CONS
TITUTlON FRANCHISE.

IN consell d'Etat nomme par lie
PRESIDENT
Tn senat compose de quatre vingt
membrcs, don't quarantc ct un seront
NOMINEES par lie President, ct trente ncul
par les conseils generaux, d'apres une
listc q,i lcur sera presentee par lie Presi-
dent.
Unc chambre legislative, composite de
deux cent %cinquante membres. Pour Pe-
lection de ces membres. ehaque commu-
nc IN eIccteur par le suffrage
universal. lie nombre des electeurs ainsi
nomme scra de $4,000. Ces 5000 elus
nommeront 500 representans, parmi les
queIs lie President en- choisira $50 pour
former la chambre.
lie President sera elu pour dix ans ct
prendra lie tire dc Regent de Ia Repu-
bIique. II ne sera responsible que dams
lie Gas OH les eleCteurs Communaux aient
nomme trois feis consecutivement 500
electeurs, parmi ~lesqnels il men trouve
pas $50 en- sa favour pour lie vote du
budget.
La Presse sera H6re. mails ellie ne pour
IA s'occuper nj de religion, nj des dro's
de ~proprlfif, nj de Organisation scciale
en- vigueur.
EFT vive la RtpubIique Tive lie SET
frage universal ! Vive la l;berte ! Nivc
la France !!
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-01-18

REcAnA norEh..-Nous apprenons que
Get Establishment. lie pied a terrc de tous
les voyageurs qui font une halte a Pain
courtville, ct IL rendezvous dc tous les
habitans de &c joli village, qui cherchent
dams les jrcx ct Ia c~auserie une distrac-s
ton a lcurs lra7aux, a etc. vcndu c..
iours derniers par notre ami J. Comeau.
d un autre dc nos anis, M. Pezhn.
Nous souhaitons u predecessor un
picin success dahs la nouycl!e carriere Cd,
il Sc lance, ct ;lu successor de NOM
brcux %clicuts ct de beaux profits, CONNIE
ell cut toujonrs son %dcvancier.
qni fut ar.stt, il y a quelque tens dams
rEtat du Texas, nanti de Ia bourse d4'
Nevil Wayland, trouye assassine, a ete
connu coupable ct n ayoue son crime.
II a declare en- outre quill await deux
completes, mails il s'est refuse 4 les faire
connaitre.
Les bons rapports qui existaicnt entire
lui ct un mexicain du nom de John Ar
riola ont attire les sonpcons sur ce der
nier. Celui,ci exaspere par Calvin An.
derson en- est venu aux mains avec lui ct
a etc tue dun couple pistolet. Les COM
pagnons d'Arriola [son pere ct une an.
tire personne ont fait feu a 1eur tour sur
lie groupe qui escortait Anderson; ct NM
Mcdonald ct %autres, ont etc grieyement
blesses, le premier morteIlement.
VOLTA %pourtant a quot pousse la con-
fession dun pendu.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-01-18

Lee car de toutes les Russies, a la
nouvelle de I'usurpation du Bonaparte,
lui a envoye lie grand Gordon de, Saint
Andre,
Get acte de reconnaissance de In pari
du premier des despotes europeans, prou.
ve-t-il asscz combien lie coup d'etat du 2
Decembre est republican,?
Quand Sa Majestic Cosaqne ecriro- t.
ellie i son cousin, l'Empcruur Dictateur
Regent Louis Napoleon Bonaparte, lex.
President de la R%tpubIique FRANCHISE?
Nous souhaitons que &c soft lorsque
les deux cousins n'auront dams lcur5 sa-
blieres que la poussiere de lcurs tr6nes.
Les journaux e~|yseens ont essayt de
j%ustifer lie coup d'etat par la raison du
selI-defense. pretendant que des royals.
ties CONNIE Berger, des orleanistes com.
me Ihiers ; en- un mot, la m%aJorite de
rAssemblee devaient Paccuser de haute
trahison ct lie condamner.
Aujourd'hui lie Bonaparte rend comp
tie al'Anglererre de son escapade en-
.pretendant qu'eIle etait necessaire, par
ce que lie sociatisme menaqait la France
ct lie Vieux Continent tout enter.
Les organes sffirment justement lie
contrai;e de ce q~u'avoue lie Pouvoir u
surpe qui ment?
81 TN bonaparttste repond a cette
question bien facile d resoudre, nous lui
donnerons en- recompense un numero do
Constitutional.
The daily union., 1852-09-05
no OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The Of person viii be entered upon books Unless
payment OF the subscription be made IN advances.
Distant subscribers forward money e postage
which viii paa BY and all risk assumed BY in as safe
transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER Published ri,weekiy during the
OF Congress, and semi weekly during the
Subscriptions fo period less than year win received
terms proportoned 10 the above annual
n PosrMAsTERs authorized 10 agents BY
sending US FIyK DAILY subscribers with
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers, with 25 eneossdi WEEKLY
with $40 enclosed viii be entitled copy Of the
edition lhey furnish US subscribers for, gratis
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-08
NEW SPRING
MI ILLIN cry

Mrs. Daniels has just returned from New
York, WITH handsome a@soriment Of MilIi>
pery and Fancy Goods, among which may be
found, shesred Silk an / Gosamer Lace Hats
fanny and PLAIN Stray Bonnets, Children's
Cottages and round Straw Hats-Choice Ri
bCns and Artificial Flowers,
Emhroideries and Lac es-wrought Muslin
and Cambria Collars, Muslin and CaInbIit
bands foe under sleeves. Edging and inserting
Ladies Linen Camhric and Embroidered hand
kerchIets. cheap worked Caps, Ladies aud
Ge.,s KID, Silk, aud Isle Thread, Gl"vss, a
beautiful article Of black Silk for Dresse- ana
Mantilas, Trimming Goods, black Lace, deep
black Fringe, new article OF galos . Emp for
trimming wvrsh Goods, Parasois, sc. SC.
Bleaching and repairing Straw Hats as
usual
Mrs, Daniels hegs leave to return her sn.
cere thankstc the La lies of Litchfe' d and
vicinity. for their libe al patronage, and hopes
b, close application to her business to merit
continuance at the same.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-08

Al toui OF "roDair ho.den al Sa.isb.u,
within aud liz the District of Salisbury on
the Adj day OF June. A, D.. 1882.
Present, JOHN G MITCHELL, ESQ, Judge.
NNHI Court dhh direct WALTER X
l. W1lTrLESEY, A iIninisirat"r O, a g
Estate Of HORACE + HUBBARD. Ia,c q,
salisbury in 'aid disr,icl deceased, represent.
ed I" be ins"lven', To give nntice TO all per-
SIMS Interested in The estate OF SAID decea,ed
TO appear (i they see caU>e;l before the Cuur,
ii Probate, {" be lden al th probate Office
~ sAla district, Gn the 5ih dav Of Jul,
1882, at ~ o'clock forenoon to be hea,d reIa.
tive 10 lhe APPOINTMENT at Commissioners on
sara estate ny h'sliag said order al notice ~,
public sign post in said town If SaI;sbu,v
nearest The place where the decoa.cd las,
dwelt' aud by sivorirsing the same IN news.
napel Published in LiichirJd
CrlIiied from record.
JOIN G. MITCHELL, Juise
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-08

At Court of Probate ,lden at Plymouth
within and for the District Of Plymouth on
the 14lh day Of June, A. D.. 1851.
Present, AMMI GIDDINGs, Esq. Judge.
Upon the petition Of Julia f Sloughton OF
" Plymouth. in the County of Litchheld,
showing TO this Court. that she is Guardian
Of Elias C Stoughton, George f Stoughton.
Ira II. Stoughton and Justin 0 Stoushton of
Plymouth, within said District, minors {.
That said minors are the owners Of real es'
tate situated in said Plymouth, viz certain
piece OF land situated in said Plymouth on the
east side of"Town Hill" so called, containing
one acre more or less with a dwelling house
aud other buildings thereon standing, bounded
n,rth, cas-. and south on Orlson Halls land
and ives, on highway. valued at about thirty
five dollars. That it would be for the
benefit Of said minors to have said land sold
and the arails thereof disposed Of Tor the in
terest of said minors according TO law, p:ay.
ing for lib .rty TO sell said property for the
purpose aforesaid, as per petition on ale
II is ordered b, this Court. that said Guards
ian give notice Of SAID application. by causing
the same TO be published in one Of the News
papeis printed in L;tch6e.d in the County OF
Liichfield, three weeks successfully. at least
six weeks before the hearing and that said
petition will be heard at the Probate Once in
said district or the 18th day Of August next.
at Q o'clock A. NJ.
Certified from Record.
A161EI GrDOINos Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-08
Investment Of Money.

THE subscribers will attend To the
I'll Investment of Money
n the cities of New York. Brooklyn, ane
Williamsburgh.
In Sums of $500 or more.
pm Bond and Mortgage, on Improved and Tn
ncumbeTed Real Estate, worth al least
FIFTY PER CENT. MORE
Than the investment, al SEVEN per cent. in
teresi, per annum, payable half yearly: ane
will attend 10 the collection of interest whe'
Que, and remit the same TO lenders, or occep'
pf drafts therefor. payable on the days the in
terest will fall due. No charge is made It.
lenders for the Investment of money o. tn,
collection of interest,
The situation of the Subscribera as Attor
neys TOR the Building Associations mentionet
below, give them facilities tor investing
money within ten days after its receipt, o
after receipt Of notice Of the sums to be in
" ested.
We rest as guarantee of our integrity AM
capacity upon the fact that We are the Attor
neys OF the following Corporations, all
which employ their capital in investments
mortgage, whereby the amount invested b
|Ns exceeds
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-08
Architecture.
O. g. A. JORDAN ARCHITECTS

O. & a. JORDAN ARCHITECTS.
PIG Majn Street, Xuryo'a, Conn.
nFFER their services to gentlemena-
bout to build. to committees Of Public
Buildings, Churches, School Houses, &c.
Plans for all kinds aud styles Of dwell
ing houses, &c actually built aud in pre-
gress, can a, all lines be seen al their oil.
fce; aud as it is more economical and
saves much after disappointment to have
plans and specifications well ma'ured be-
fore commencing. it must be desirable for
those about to build to secure the services
of experienced Architects.
They also undertake the inspection OF
works during the progress as we'll as fur
ui,h designs for every style OF interior de-
coration, fresca painting, monuments tab
lets. &C. Charges always moderate.
Jan. 90. 1882. 81 ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-08
SILVER WARE
Fine Gold & Silver Watches Jewelry,
Fancy Goods &C.
At the Old Stand No. Exchange place,
BRIDGEPORT, CT.

At the Old stand NO. Exchange place,
BRIDGEPORT, CT.
HNHE firm Of Biackman & S snf Td 50 long
II known at the above place haying dis
solved, the business is now conducted by the
subscriber who will be happy to see all who
visit Inc CITY either for business or pleasure
Il Is my intention to keep a larger assortment
Than has ever been offered IN this place, which
will al all tunes be freely shown either to the
purchaser or the curious.
NV Stock Of Jewelry is very large and en-
bracing every style in fashion. both Gne Gold
and plated.
Ladies and Gent.emen's Gold Watches OF
every description, qualify aud price. from
$40 to $500, and Silver Lever, LePine, and
Verge Watches of every qualify that can be
warranted 10 keep time. Silver Forks. Spoons
Knives, Ladies', Cups Sugar Iongs, &C., large
assortment always on hand warranted a. pure
IS coin, and Uf the most fashionable style
silver work of all kinds made to order, Je~elry
and Spectacles made and repaired.
Wedding Cards, Visiting Cards, Seals
Plates, Spoons sc. engraved IN superior
style.
Fine Watches. repaired in the most perfect
manner, and warranted in all cases to perform
we'll, Watch es sent by Express or otherwise
Tor repairs will receive immediate attention.
GEO. S SANFORD
No. Exchange Place
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-08
Premium Sky-Light DaguerreOtypes

rNHE unde7sigr ed would most respect
L. fully AGAIN call the attention of the
citizens of LitchieId County to his supe-
rior method of taking Aguerreotype Like
nesses. The public may rest assured that
no trouble CIR expense will be spared on
his part in making himself acquainted with
every new Improvement, and be able at all
times to produce as good Miniatures as can
be obtained in the country. For the last
Ave years his whols time and attention has
been devoted to the Art of Photography,
and he is haE py in being able to say, that
his most sapgulne expectations have been
more than reslized. both in regard to the
very extensive patronage he has received
as well as his SUCCESS in being able at all
times 10 produce first class pictures. 1t is
we'll known to scientific meR who have
practical knowledge of this wonderful art
that pure atmosphere is very essential to
the production of fae clear and we'll do
veloped picture. Now IIitchfield Hill is in
this respect perhaps more highly favored
than almost any other place in New Eng
land. He trusts that all who have NOT
already a faithful representation of life,
will lose no time in calling at his rooms and
HiNlDS IoL tuoH pictures "uIie lHoIo 10 y0t
life while the eye is s!ear and expressive,
and the cheek retains its vivid glow; for
it is lamentable fact that he is often called
upon to 60 to the house of mourning 81
take the likenesses of deceased persons.
Then delay not, but call Immediately, and
you shall be guaranteed a perfect fac smile
of the living subject.
u-Rooms in the first building south OF
the Mansion House.
]. l.. JUDD.
Lilchfeld, May goth, 1852,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-08
1Drobatr Recora.

Al Court Of Probate holden at Torrington,
within and for the District of Tarringion,
on the 2lth day Of June, A, D., 1852
Present, HENRY s. BARBOUR, ESQ. Judge.
Il STATE cf WILLIAM LEACH, late Of
h TorTinglon, in said District, deceased
The administrators represent the estate in
solvent, ard pray the appointment o. Com
missioners III, reon ;-Whrreupon Ordered
that Commissioners to receive, examine. and
adjust the c,ims of the creditors of said es%
tate, be appointed at The Probate Ohce in
said Torringion IN the lo'h day Of Jaiy, lS5!
at o'clock in the afleInoon and that all
persons interested in said estate NAV he mott.
fed thereof, the Administrators will cause
this order to be published ia a newspaper
printed in Liichfeld county. and post a cop,
thereof on the public sign-post nearest the
place where the deceased last dwelt ib sand
Torringtan.
frne copy Of Record.
HENRY S, BARBOUR, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-08
Bounty Lands.
SOLDIERS OF 1872.

pHE m ,mhers OF Capt. Waush's Company
L in The war of 1919. are each entitled 10
40 acres OF bounty Land. ] am now receivlss
warrants for those Of this Company VINO nav
applied TO NE, notwithstanding the op'"ipo"S
of others 10 The contrary. have the ras
Rell Of Capt. Waugh's Company, ano a ,ne,s
"s prepared to conrls's me sgpl,sa,o. .
, Is "t Of any member on moments mo-
nee " c"' HENRY B. GRAVES.
+ Litch6e!d, Nov. 4th. 1891. ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-08
District Of Ii cuff Id, -.
n o"alr C~lrl, July 81, 1852.

I!""dTT NWITI July 81, TS)2,y
F 2TATE Of WILLiAM j. CLEVELA AND
h late oi Goshen IN SAID District deceased
Pursuant to an order from the Cuu,l OF
Probate for said District, will ne sold at pub,
tic Auction to the highest bidder. on the
l4th day of Jelly 1852, at 8 o'oinck in the
forenoon, (unl:ss previously disposed Of al
private sale.) so much of the Real Estate of
said deceased as Will raise the sum of Two
Hundred Sixty one Dollars aud forty nine
cents, with incident Charges Of sale. Sale to
take place on the premises in said Goshen
Terms made known al III" time of sale.
LAiONT STREET, Administrator,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-08
Maine Law & California.
NEW GOODS.

AT WHEELER'S TCHEAP CASH
IA STORE Fresh GROCERIES
good qualities. All kinds of PROVISIONS
Pork. H ANS. &c, FISH MARKEF-Salmon,
Shai. Bass, Mackerel, Cod fish. Sword fish
Blue fish. Fresh Shad weekly, and all
sorts Of Salt water Fish.
CLANS on Saturdays, az usual.
All SORTS of Fresh Meats on hand 1:ch-
cred daily at The slaughter on the p emises
Ii you can't find anything at any other
Store. please call on WHEELER and he
will wait on you quick and. cheap. You
can find some choice brandies &C., fnF
MEDICINAL PURPOSES
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-08
NOTICE.

'E0he President and Directors of the Iror
Il Bank have declared a semi.annual
Dividend of five per cent on the original
capital stock of said Bank, and have also
voted to pay interest at the rate of six per
cent per annum on the increased capital of
said Bank, out of The earnings OF the last
six months-payable TO the stockholders
on and after the lst Of July NEXT.
The seventh instalment Of 10 per cent
on the increased capital of the above Bank
will be due and payable at said Bank the
30th inst.
The annual meeting Of The Stockholders
of the Iron Bank will be holden at their
Banking housein Falls Village on Tuesday,
the 5th OF July next.
A. C. RANDALL, Cash'r.
Falls Village, June "a, 1859.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-08
Goods /! Goods y.
Do you want any Goods

Do you want any Goods
,:f 80. ju,t call at w \nHAMS and look at
e bcs. assortment ever offered in the County.
urh as,
BIZ adj Cloths. at almost any price.
Fine Fan, Cdssimeres al 62 l-2 cts.
Ecrage de Lains, Mousel:n de l.ains.
Muslns. &C. SC , from 1910 % cts
MACK Six vice for MIalilias. and Lace &c
lin,
Carpeiing Wool Table C'.yers.
10000 yards Ginghams. Callcoss sc. &c ),
from 6tol2 cts.
Ready Made Clothing.
100 Casks nf Nails Of ali sizes.
100 Barrels Blue Jacket AMI Gcnnesse
Flonl.
Sugar, Molasses. Salt Fi-h, Sc SC.
WANTED.
Cheese, Butter, Lumber, Wood. SC Is.
GEO D WADllAMS.
Wolcoltyille, May 81, 1852,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-08

The business will be continued al the
old stand BY SPENCER w. COE, Who
will settle all outstanding claims against
said company, together with the accounts
on tho Books Of the aforesaid company,
SPENCER W. COE,
Winsted, June 23d, 1852,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-08
District of Lilch6pld, So

DlstrlCI OF lhIChntIU, IS
Probate Court. June 18th, 1852,
II STATE Of H,ra,i . n Lyman, Of Goshen
IA in said District an assigning debtor tor
the benefit OF his creditors. The Court Of
Probate for the District Of Litch6eld hath
limited and allowed six months from the date
hereof, for the creditors Of said estate in
whichsto exhibit their claims Thereto. and h's
appointed Charles F. SeLswick Of Sharon, and
John C. Amblet Of Bethlem, Commissioners
TO receive and examine said claims.
Certified by
HENRY B, GRAVES, Judge.
The suhscr,be.s give notice that they shall
meet at Noses Cocks Hotel in said Goshen on
The 2 lih day Of June aud 7th day of December
1852, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. on each Of
said days. for the purpose of attending on the
business Of said appointment.
HARLE5 F. SEDG WICK. ! Commits.
JOHN c. AMRLER. ! sioners
All persons Indebted to said Estate, are re.
uuested "a IN IKE immediate payment to
MOSES LYMAN, Assignee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-08
A trne copy Of Record.
HENRY S, BARBOUR, Judge.

Al Court of Probate holden at Iilchfield
within and for the District of Litthfeld Oh
the 10Th day Of June 4. d. 1852
Present, HENaY GRAVES, Judge.
ON motion OF Aaron seymour Administers
" tor on the estate OF john WeImore late
of Lichfield within said district deceased ::
This Court doth decree that six months Gro:l
this date be allowed and limited for the credi-
tors of said estate to exhibit their claims
against the same to said Administrator and
directs that public notice be gwen of this orr
der by advertising in a newspaper published
in Lichfeld and by posting a copy thereof
on the public sign post in said iowa of Ltch 8
field nearest the place where the deceased last
dwelt.
Ger i6ed from Rec rd.
HENRY B. GRAVES, Judge.