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TURNED LoosE.-Betsy Lewis and Sa-
rah Ann Hail. the first arrested for want of re gs-
ter and the last for having Hanover papers, were ad-
tnoUished and DISCHARGED.
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Edmund left any wheat in the kitchen Last sstur-
day or not, - have not looked. The kitchen IL
generally eIsaa-ths door tied With string Have
me. When am out, he attends for me.
$1,000 Jones, sworn Il board with nY brother, and
know that he is in the habit Of using Charles nanc
authority to use his name to any thing and in any
way that he pleased. have heard CHARLES say this,
SINCE his servant was arrested.
Here the evidence in the case cIosed. and after
argument from counsel, Justice Gardner remanded
the prisoner for final trial at the November term OF
the Henrico county court.
CIRcuIr CouRT--JuDsE MEREDITH pre-
siding--Fron present appearances, 1t will take seve-
Court.
Yesterday, young man named Henry Clarke
charged with ste aling SIS In money from Hiram r.
foulson the master of vessel while in the port Of
Richmond, on the 18th of June last, set to the
bar tried convicted and verdict of guilty rendered
ssnu,snt at one year In the State Penitsntiary.
VIM J. Bowles was next arragned charged with
cutting and stabbing James T. L. Chandler, ON the
night Of the 7th of August last. Our readers will
doubtless remember the evidence in this case pub
lished shortly after the Transaction Messrs. Han
cock August and Gaskie appeared for the defence,
s1 M Johnson M led Of
the defence. When be concluded, farther hearing
was postponed until this morning, and the prisoner
remanded to Jail An effort then made to bail
| Silas NJ johnson, indicted jointly with Bowles.-
This was refused by the Judge, aud the party was
then committed.
day afternoon to release Robert Heath small boy,
from prison, he having been confined there for SIX
months past conviction of arson The verdict OF
the Jury WIS imprsoume ut in jail six months, and
fine OF S. and costs The six months having expired
the Judge deemed it useless to continue the conue-
ment, the prisoner had no means of paying the fine
and costs.
| The Court then adjourned until 10 o'clock this
morning
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The CouRr OF APPEALS is yet in session.
The business before it is said to be very heavy and
some time will elspse before its docket 10 cleared
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DOC LosT.-We are in search of stray
Pointer answering to the name of Carlo He is
white, with liver coored spots upon him, and has on
collar, with the owners name, Mr. r. B. Alexsu-
der, upon it. liberal reward will be paid for his
turn TO this Office.
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EDGEMONT ROUSE.-Ver desirable
IL ROOMS can be had at the Edgemont House.
situated ON the south side of Main, between 9th and
Tth streets for persons visiting the city, aud also
for permanent boaxders- few day bosIders can
also be accommodated. &C 2o-2w*
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ET' TO BUILDERS AND OTHERs-Tha
dersigned will furnish to Builders and ober rin
Der and TIMBER, of every description, % ~ ~
the most reasonable prices, to be delivered q %. q
mond on the shortest notice i''Sa-
Orders left with ABEL U. MAYO, ESQ, &. h, ess,.
be duly attended to- - wiz
oc6-dSm SAAyIYFY u ptszz,
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SAMUEL B, BisSFI.t-

IV NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS op
THE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAlLROAD CfiW
PANf.-The annual meeting of the StockholSe-o
of the Virginia Central Railroad COMPANY VII rs
Der, 1853. '' -e'
Stockholders will travel free on the cars in g,p,.,
and returning from the meeting.
oc6-tlCNo j. GARRETT Fress,,,s
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..,,.or,s confession Of his own infirmities.
unr,an nature has not changed in single
eao,,ra since that momentous era, eighteen
ss,.nr;oa ago when the Pharisee was regard
al .s the embodiment Of holiness ana linear
nate Virtue was nailed to dismal cross.
.nrcr,sR or vfRcIsiA.''-lf our conteml
norary of the Enquirer had seen our previ-
GUS article upon the subject, to (which pa
ragraph quoted in yesterdays Enquirer re-
ferred, he would have perceived that we took
exactly the opposite ground from that which
he attributes to us. We maintained that the
day had passed when either our enemies
could exult, or our friends lament over "t,e
decline of Virginia" pointing outthe various
departments of enterprise, commercial, agri-
cultural, and manufacturing in which che had
made rapid advances within the Last ten
years.
Our article Of Tuesday was eon1inuaeoh
of the subject, referring to some OF inc
causes which had contributed to her decline,
before the era of her restoration, and which
still operate as clogs upon her advance
ment
Undoubtedly, the Enquirer and ourselves
are at issre in regard to one of the causes of
that decline. We maintain that if Virginia
had directed her chief attention to home in
terests instead of federal concerns, she would
have been more prosperous and powerful. 1t
is only since she has commenced this policy,
that she has given those evidences of i'm
prov to which the Enquirer REFERS
Undoubtedly we would select New York. :"
as the Enquirer suggests, as the most pros
porous State of the Confederaey, bat we
entirely differ from the Enquirer. in the OPT
MON that New York takes more interest in fed
eral politics than any other State in the confed-
eracy. The best talents and highest energies of
New York have always been devoted to State
concerns and it is very rare indeed that her
first intellects can be prevailed upon to &C
cept a seat in the halls of Congress. You win
find them in the profitable pursuits of COM
merce and at the bar; but neither New York
nor any the other Northern State, with per
haps the single exception of Massachusetts,,
have ever sent men to Washington who have
been at all able to copein eloquence andstates-
manship with the representatives of the
| South. Yetthe South has lost in numbers and
power, whilst the North has gained in both,
| simply, as we believe, because the North has
given its best talents and time to State i'm
prevement, while the South has neglected do
mestic for national affairs.
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LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner Of
Deeds, &c. for New York. Pennsylvania, North Caro-
lima, South Carolina, Alabama Tennessee Ohio,
Indiana, Missouri, Wisconsin, Iowa, &c.
Practices in the Courts of Richmond city ana Her
rico county. VIII attend promptly TO all Legal and
Notarial business with which he may be entrusted.
Office ON Franklin near Governor street
O. an
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e5@ VELVET AND CLOTH CLoAKs. paid
and Brocade Silks, Rich Cashmere Pia;s plain Mer,
noes and de LANES; French Embroideries Ia grest
variety; Mourning Goods OF every kind; Hosiery in
complete assortment; Lace and Muslin CQrtains.
Furniture Prints; Ribbands IN variety, &C. &c &c
large and well selected Stock of the best STYLES of
these goods, just received by
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or DOLLARS REWARD.-Will be

DOIA11AItkO VIC
~ paid for the recovery of POCKET BOOK
and its contents and BRACELET, which have
been lost in Richmond within few days; or FIVE
DOLLARS for the Bracelet alone. The Pocket
Book contained about $40 in Bank Notes. several of
which can be accurately described, and two Bonds
for $S3 and the other for SIS The Bracelet Is of
hair and has the under side of the gold clasp tho
initials m. ID. T.n aId @E. An &C 2G-sts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
q VA IA A A.. HOTICE.--1sssnss.s-1 !. -
This Morning, ct 10 o'c!oet y ssncy 0oods, 1.

AyGTIQN HOTICE.--Ittsms-..-----r-- -
RI ~ gus sale OF Watches Jcwelry Tsrs. selscss
ms morning, ct 10 o'clock. .asy ooods Il,
&C 20 ALEX. H0TTLCo
!, ~ TO THE MEMBERS or TSTr------.-- 49,.
- DssIsIoh, NO S. 8. or Ts-You a. IN AsOs
nsa mat Jour Division win In fatars boss ey Bot
va a 10de Rs a,d prss Store No d Nj meet
&C Is-lr RoBT. s. AHDERs,eGa
- H AN u A.DJogREED MEETING 81 =, $ :.
. IN the building to be erected Il. aas Ftoek.
peneh. o. La FAYETTE DfvIsIow ~ " . sns ua:ual
nksDs EsoH LopcE No. 165 d n = p T. Ard
Z. ne Masons Hall. the 20th ;nss., vi Be- held
& M, when it . desirable that 4 j,rss = 9eloeE
me stock should be represented !. osss, Il
psctea that the bylaws 10 detail vi y,
'naL me etins. SAMUEL TAYI,0p slspoftad To-
saancnestef, October 18th. 1858. 'eefetasy.
~ -FOUR GENE RATTONsw
8 ,uay most beautiful daraerreotv,,s ssE gss-
SihONs, one Of onr best artists b Z ~ taken ey
nv g!oup, and Is of great value to the ss Charm
shi al 70 arms the youthful mother tha Ths
~ We prime OF iifes and the great.srsnsns grandma,
ase 5 OF years. most happy ilinsfrsss. . the
araanal progress to the grave The az, q oar
az. .I ,anny seem hale and hearty, and there Of
ton. s0e I1e nth yensya
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HOUsEAOLD FURNITURE FOR

Il Il SALE.-Mrs. DAVENPORT, intending short
ly 10 remove from the city, offers for sale privately,
at her residence on Srd street, between Grace and
Franklin her entire stock of household and kitchen
furniture. Most of the furniture is city made, and
has been but little used. Persons wishing to pur-
chase are invited to call AID examine.
For sale also en- eligible PEW in the End Baptist
Church; which will be sold low, the family having
no further use for it. &C 2u-l0tr
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HANGE AND BANKING HOUSE
OF C. w. PURCELL CO.-The Notes OF ,be
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURERS BANK are re-
deemed as heretofore st par at counter.
EB All solvent Washington Small Notes, vii! fer
the present be redeemed at par from Merchants
We caution the public therefore against paying any
discount on small notes dated ct Washington.
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RICHMOND CoLLEGE-We are happy to
learn that the Richmond College will soon APP
pear in an exterior worthy of such an institu-
ton The Trustees are at this time making
arrangements to erect buildings suitable to
the objects of the college and which will be
an ornament to our city.
1t has given us pleasure on various occa-
sions to call public attention to this merito-
rious institution and to set forth the various
advantages whicht offers to the public. The
citizens of Richmond, in particular, it seems
to us, cannot wisely overlook its CLAIMS
Setting aside the other benefits which flour
ishing literary institutions secure to every
community in which they are established,
what parent would not prefer to educate his
sons at a college in his own neighborhood If
it offered facilities for collegiate education
equal to those which could be found else
wheref An opportunity is presented to our
citizens by this Richmond College, of seeur-
ing for their children all the advantages OF
collegiate course without excluding them
from parental care and supervision. 1t It be
replied that the Richmond College does not
belongt to the first class of literary institutions,
we have only to say that it remains with onr
people to make it So by their liberal aid and
patronage. 1t is even now as respectable and
efficient college as most which make twice
the parade, and if munifcently endowed,
Ola S.i1 Soon stand in the first rank of the lite
rary institutions of the South.
The Richmond Wing, in late issue, cor
reefs an impression which it believes extern
sively prevails, that the Richmond College Is
sectarian institution. This, says the Wing,
is altogether mistake. No sectarian views
| are taught in the College, and of the FIVE Pro
fessors now holding chairs in it but two are
members of that church out of whose funds
| for the most part the College has arisen, viz:
the Baptist The only benefit which that de-
nomination has secured by its toll, and time,
| and funds, is the free education of certain
number Of young men designing to become
clergymen, who are named by the Baptist Ed
ucation Society. Most, if not all the other
Colleges Of the State have a similar provi-
sion. Nor are the Trustees exclusively mem,
bers Of the Baptist Church
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u PHOENIX BANk.-The Notes OF this issue
will be redeemed in Richmond by III. T. PAlaO
CO; in Washington City by PAIRO L NOURsE.
Sc 2-ts
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q LEECHES, LEECHES.-The puLac ara
hereby informed that | have just received by The
steamer Jamestown, a lot of superior Swedish and
Mediterranean LEECHES, which will be epplied
upon the most reasonable terms. The subscriber can
be found at all hours of the day the hair dressing
saloon under the American Hotel IIth street End al
night on 18th, between Main and franklin streets
Sc ii T. G. ROBSON.
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tH b. W. STARKE, ATTORNEY AT Law
AND NOTARY PUBLIC. - Practices in eli the
Courts of HenIico, Hanover and Richmond city.
As Notary Public, particular attention will be pad
to the taking of Dispositions lin or of his ofice)
Proof and Acknow dgments of DEEDS, ReInquish-
ments of Dover &c. Claims for collection entrusted
TO him promptly attended to-
Office No. 81 three doors above City HJtel, On
North side of Main street, Richmond, VS..
de Div
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u JOB AND CARD PkIN4ING.-The DIS.
PATCH JOB OFFICE, on Governor Street has
the largest and best assortment of CARDS ever in
this city, end is prepared TO do this description Of
PRINTING on reasonable terms elsewhere in
the city, as well every other kind of PLAIN AND
FANCY PRINTING. Call and see specimens
II Plain and Fancy CARDS for SALE Ga S-6tf
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JOSEPH J. COOKE CO., No. Is, Greenwich
street, New York.
Agents for the purchase and shipment Of MER-
CHANDISE for the California and Oregon Ma1ket,
JOSEPH J. COOKE. JOHN n. WILLIAMS
GEO. LEWIS COOKE. aa iS-3n
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STATES MAIL LINE

= :, UT ILLIAIHS,
Recording Secretary Va State Agricultural Society
oc 20--d&ctistN
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= =, . w. 4 AIUtI q %
Cdlt and examine before Won buV.

Ey COOKE BROTHERS & CO. GENERAL,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, San FRANCISCO.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-01-27
99robate Rer0r0.

At a Court of Probate hoLien at Plymouth,
within and for tue District of Plymouth,
Oh the 18th day of january, A d, 1858.
Present: Ammi Giddings, Esq. Judge.
Upon the petition OF Mary Am Good :
" win Of Plymouth in the County of
Litchfeid, shelving to this Court that she
is Guardian Of E,iitha Goodwin, Leonard
P. Goodwin and Ellen M Goodwin all oi
Plymouth within said district, minors
That said minors are the owners OF real rs.
tate situated in said Plymouth Center, viz.
an undivided interest in the lOEmer home.
Stead Ut Ozias Goodwin, deceased, consist
ing oil one fourth Of an acre Of land, more
or less, with dwelling house. wOodshed
e., on The same, bounded north and eaSt
Ola James Wells; south on Turnpike road,
aud west on estate OF Freel0ve barrow
deceased: each Of Sd id minors interest il
said descl ibed premises, being one thiro
part thereof subject to the widows dover
anI valued at about two hundred dollars
That it would DO for the benefit Of sait
minors to have said estate sold ami tn
avails thereof otherwise invested as TIT
law allows.
praying for liberty to sell said property fol
the purpose aforesaid, as per petition OF.
file.
1t is ordered by this Couat. That sale
GUARDIAN give notice Of said application
BY causing the same to be published in one
Of the newspapers printed in Litch6sld
in the County Of Litch6eld, three weeks
successfully, at least six weeks before the
hearing; and that said petition will be hear,l
at the Probate Office in said district on the
26th day Of March next, at 2 O'Clock. az
lernoon,
Certified from Record.
AMMf GIppINos, Judge.
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District of New Haven. 50. }

Probate Court. January 90. 1883.
TTpON the application Of Seth Calhoun IF
" the town Of New Haven, showing TO this
DOurt that lie is parent aud natural gHardian
% Harriet F. Calhoun. Sata h } Calhoun. aud
Julia d Calhoun, minors, and that said minors
are the owners Of The following real estate
at lated in the town ct Washington. viz an
Undivided interest in certain piece o, parrek
fland. bounded north by highway. easterly
" highway in part and 1.-THE. Hickuk in paris
'nuth by Ithiel Hickok and highway, wester
by highway aud Alexander Ryan, being
he homestead Of Daniel Calhoun, deceased.
Also. in another piece. containing aocue
% acres, bounded north BY Harmon Calhoun,
asst and snuth by Youngs Elli"'s heirs. west
~ highway and Harmon Calhoun.
Also, in another piece containing II acres
,a!led the David Lot, bounded north and
vest by Reuben Calhoun, east by highway
south by Sheldon H Caih"an.
Also, IN another lot in two parcels, divided
Nv highway, containing about so acres, bounds
ID north by Samuel Avsriil aud Amos Hall
Jock. eost by Amos Hallock aud SheIde, I'll
Calhoun and highway, west by Samuel /.
AVerill.
Also, in another piece called the Swamp
Lot. bounded north by Baldwin's land amt
Sheldon II Calhoun. east by John Fenn..
south by Youngs Elio,t's heils and AleAan-
der Ryan. west by Alexander Ryan.
Also, III another piece called tae CobbIa
bounded north ny the river, east by Younss'
Elliui's heirs. west and south by PERSONS
| unknown. The whole interest Of said min"ra
| being valued at about two thousand dollars,
| and showing just ard reasonable cause for
selling said real estate--prayins for an order ,.
and that re or some other meet person be
empowered to sell the same, as per aPplica.
ion on file. dated the 22d day OF Januarys.
S53, more fully appears,
Ora,ed-That the foregoing applicat on
,e heard at the Probate Office, ia New Haven
IN the 9th day OF April, 1853. a, g o'clock,
torenoon-and that notice thereof be publish
I'd in some public newspaper near the plaza,
where sucn real estate lies. three weeks sue
cessively, at least six weeks before said time.
line assigned.
FREDERICK CRoswELL, Judge.
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At IN Court Of Probate holden q, Torr.ne.
ton on Il,e oath day OG January A. y.
1853.
Prrsen.. HENRY s. BARBOUR Esq. Judge.
NSTATE OF LORRAIN THRALL.
IA late OF TOrringtOn ia said District de-
ceased.
The Administrators represents The Es-
late i1sO'vent. and prays the appointments
"f Commissioners thereon :-WheFeup0D.
Ordered, that Commissioners to receiva,
examine, aud adjust the claims Of tue
creditors of said Estate. be appointed AZ
The Probate Office in said Torrington on
the 18TH day of February 1853 at ono
O'Clock in the aiternooon and that all per
suns interested in said Estate may be no
tilted thereof, the Administrators will CAUSE
this order to CO published 10 q newspaper
printed in Litch6eld and post a copy
thereof on the public sign post nearest the
ulace where the deceased last dwelt Ia
said TOrringtOn.
A true cory of Record.
henry 5. BARBOUR J1dge.
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o. The Printers Festival ut Water
bury. in cOnmemOrnIiOn Of the ilIusIriOuS
Franklin. on the evening Of the l7Ih though
not ne nurner"usIy HIisuJed 40 was drsi'H-
Die. VIVA Iwi'hsian'Iing q very spirited
AMI happy affair. T. D. Cooke, edior al
th" American. oficialed Is Prcside'f, ns>
sisted ny II S. PmIcr "f tl'a Waterbury
Democrat, F w. Sixer Of III" New Haven
PaIIldium, and Il. w. Lewis Of The
Msri,lem WING, as Vice Presidents
Several ladies' were among the guests Of
ihs evening. Tie host Of tho ScnviII
Ho"s" is highly compImented Tor the
excel rnc~ Of his entertain mcni,
~ .irn. III the New Ymk papers an
uour,g be dcn,l, Of jun;uc Smith. Ill D.
OF Gt1ieo Grove, 5 c. We have reason
80 sgAuye yue announcement il premIatu, e :,
Cs-T'n4 mex meeting "r the Lichf d
Ca9nJg Temperance Society viii i've he ID
10 ouih G"sNaH oG HE Il, Tuest!ny. the
IS Ia If January. al IL "'clock A NJ.
r. l. HART. Secretary.
West Cornwall, Jan l6. 1853.
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District OF Litch6ell, 50.

FrOOate court, december lo0xs
NSTATEo Of STEPHEN STRONG, late Of
IA Warren in said District, deceased.
The Court Of Probate for the District of
Litchfield haiti limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof, for the Credi>
tors OF said Estate represented insolvent. in
which 10 exhibit their claims thereto; ard
has appointed George Starr and Elijah Hays,
E.squircs Of said Town Of Warren. dlsintHes..
ted Electors. Commissioners to receive said
elaine. Certified by
OLIVER A. G. ToDD, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the dwelling house Of the said de-
ceased in said Warren on the goth day Of
June, T.. D. 1883. at s O'Clock in the forenoon
on each Of said days, for the purpose OF al.
lencing on the business Of said appointment
G G,o,.% Ss1s Commissioners.
All persons indebted TO said Estate are re-
ouesteG to make immediate payment to
WILLIAM HoPxINs Administrator.
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PIANO FoRTES

~MH~ ~@ -
EVEN-Six aud three quarter-andA
- Six Octave Rosewood PIANO FoRrEs,-
lust manufactured from new scales and Of;
decided superiority Of toue. can be had
from the subscribers, for ready cash. at as
great bargain. Every purchaser will be-
secured by full warranty, and those who
may purchase by order will be- % welh
dealt by as if present themselves. A lcad.s
ing member OF this firm, having been for
many years a teacher ct music, Is more
than ordinarily qualified both 10 produce
and to select Instruments which will be-
acceptable TO customers. Our WarerOOtn.
10 10 the centre OF the city. directly opp0-
site the New Haven Railroad Station andf
near all The Stations ofthe principal Rail-
roadsleadins from this city.
J. u. WARNER & CO..
all Broadway, New York.
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District of Canaan, %.
Probate Court. Dec. %, ]

Probate Court. IJec. 20, 1907.
T STATE Of GEORGE HAYES. late
II Of Canaan in said District, deceased.
Tho Court of Probate ET the District
If Canaan hath limited, and allowed elk
months from the date hereof, for the Cred
i,ors of said, Estates represented iDsolvent,
in which to, exhibit.the claims thereto;
and has experimentation @. Mitchell, Fitch
Ferris. Nathaniel d. Stevens. Esqrs., Cons
missionsrs to receive and examine said
Claims. Certired by :.
WALTER s. COWLES, Judge.
The Subscribers give notice that they
ahall meet Mt the Hotel of Walter War
ner. In said Canaan 90 the LIST day OF
Marc.. and the 2sth day OF Lane 1883 at
10 O'Clock in the forenoon. on each OF SAID
days. fSr,ihs-pu Of attending on sne
business 0fsaid appointment
FITCH FERRIS. CommIs'
NATHANIEL B. STEVENS: ''O"ers.
An persnus indebted to said Estate are
r.ooes,eJ 10 mako Immediate payment TO
s. STARR HAYES, Admln'sara1or.