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Notice Of Attachment.

Morris & Edwards.)
VS.. In Attachment.
Griffith Jones.
NOTICE is hereby given, that we caused an
~ order of attachment to be issued on the
18th day of December, 1853, by Thomas L.
Hughes, Justice of the peace of Madison
Township, jackson county, Ohio, for the sum
of eight dollars and fiftyfi lie cents, against the
goods, chattels, rights, credits, moneys and eff,
fecls of Griffith Jones, a non resident of said
county. D. MACKLEY, Atty.
MORRIS g. EDWARDS.
Dec. 90, 1853. 4n--3w
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Adminislrator,s Notice.

Estate of James Lackey Decd.
NOTICE, is hereby given, that the subscrl
~ Der has been appointed and qualified as Ad-
ministrator, with The will annexed, Of James
Lackey, late OF Jackson county, Ohio, Decd
BAMZEL LACKEY, Admit
Dec, %, 1858. 48--3w.
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kTThs Cuban Fillibuster Expedition
st New Orleans, is said 10 have for its
leader General who has seen service in
Mexico. -s''- 30 g Nts.aisn = 'aoa@
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EIIsnlltOn county now pays about
One-sixth q ihe taxes of the whole State
Of Ohio her proportion Of the School
tar Is about one fifteenth.
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ED. W. p, your request will be
granted next week
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Atwood Nicholas Lacy Michael
Alfred Philips Lilley Mr. Head En-.
Armstrong VIM. A gene
Anderson Ann Lipkey Henry
Ankrum Mr. LOckard John
Brien John McCray-Jane --.
Brown Patt McHugh Thomas
Brock VIM. w Nc Falow Michael
Brown Mr.. II Mecham Horace
Dragon Patrick Mullowney John 6
Buckly VIM. Mclaughlin Michae
Brown Ellis t McHugh John
Beard Miss L ," .. Edward
Bass VIM. Mcclure McMr
Baker Benjamin Mcdonald John.
Buser Henry McGarvey James
Bryant Fleming hvGowen James
Bibbins G g Maple George
Burrows John L McHale W MIR
Crawford Geo. N Marvin Silas -
Carrick Moses McMamon Silas
Coyn Miss Ann Moore Silas
Champion John Marry Edward
Crosby Tho w Newell Washington
Cullen John O'MeIy Thomas
Campbell James Owens John
Craig. Delona O'Dea John
Cribben Patrick O'Neal
Connolly Mcheal O'SuIivan Maurice
Clapsaddle Wm. O'Nell John Shumi
Cotton Ed'w O'Narry Ned
Criddle Mar R Powell VIM,
Daily Owen Peden Elizabeth
Davis Geo. Palmer S
Devour Solomon Lewis
Dunn James Roberon Frances
Delay Patrick Miss
Davis Sophia Reed VIM. H
Darling Robt. Reed Jas
Doughterly John Reed Nancy Miss
Elliot Miss Els Reddum Teaddy
Evans Jacob q Ryan Over
FitzSarald Easom Rhodes Joshua
Flaherty Patrick &Ryan Jno'
Michael Shors James
Ford Martha J MissStegal Dudly
Freeman FrederickSmith Taylor s
Gorden SiIas Scnellenger Wm.
Garvin EdW' L Sheridan Joshua
Goodrich Sam'l ST Glare John.
Gould Amos G. Sheldan Cyrus or
Galley James Richard VIM:
Gray John 2 Skirluch Geo
Galbrailh Jas SeIky Enos
Gibson Mary Smith Alkaline
Gibbons Thomas SprIggs Jos
GrenneIl John Smith Joseph
Gorsuch LousaMiss Smith john
llannigan John Shrader David
Hunter Margaret ESohan Ludwig
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Hodges Sylvester g Turner Perey2
Hansbor0w John Trout Lewis
iIcckIer Mrs Eliza. Irumbe.l Wplker
beth Margaret wife Messrs
Of Henry lIeckler Toup Charles
Harris LoVina Throckmorten Tho'
Hunt NJ clntoSh & coVdughn E N Mrs
Holm John VorheS Calharine
Johnson Jacob Miss
Johnson Jno' Whelin John
Jones Jeukin G Whealan John
Johnson Robert Wofford Abraham
Jones Morgan Mr. Wood David
Irwin J NJ g. Co. Walsh Thomas ..
Kengan Patrick Q Wallace Charles
KNAPP Lucious Mr. Waters A Esqr.
King Margaret MiSsW ade John
Keenan, John Willis or Smith
Knighton Sarah J Richard
Miss Wrenle Zohon
Kyne Patrick West Jas T.
Leeke TaImage E, q|Ward John
Lynag John wilson Henry
Leach John L Walsh Patrick
Leach thompson Wurtenbre Francis
Lrgan Phillip Warlenbee W b
Lewis William Wilson Samuel
PIP PRICE. p. NJ.
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New PosT MASTER L. c. Steele, has
received the appointment of Post Master
in place Of P. P. Price resigned, and has
removed the Office to his residence on
Main street.
We have no doubt but that Mr. Steele
will make competent and obliging Post
Master.
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Attachment Notice.

D.Mackley,
VS.. , In Attachment.
Griffith Jones.
M Office is hereby given, that dtmy instance
~ an order Of attachment was issued by
Thomas L. Hughes, Justice of the Peace, Ol
Madison Township, Jackson county, Ohio,
On the Goth day of December, 1853.
for the sum oftwo dollars, against Griffith Jones
non resident Of Jackson county.
D. MACKLEY.
Jan. S, 1884, 41-3w
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Henry T. VOse and Elizabeth
VOse his wife, Petition for
Partit on,

Charles Adkins,
CHARLES Adkins, will take notice that
" petition was filed against him on the
Esd day of December, 1858.
in the Court of Common Pleas, Of Jackson
county, Ohio, by Henry T. Vose, and Elizabeth
Vose, his wiie. and is now pending, wherein the
said Charles +. VOse and Elizabeth vose his wife
demand partition.of the followingrea estate sit
uate in Jackson county Ohio, 10 wit The west
half Of the north west quarter Of section &c.
Township and Range Is, containing n seven
ty.hve one hundredth acres Also the north
west quarter of the north east quarter, of Sec
ton 81, in the same Township and Range con-
tanning 3S fifty ythree one hundredth acres, all
in. the district Of lands subject to sale at Chilli
cothe, Ohio, and that at the next term Of said
Court application will be made by the said Peti.
TONERS for an order that partition may be made,
of said promiseS R. G. HOFFMAN, Atty,
t.. for Petitioners.
Dec 90, 1853. 40--4Od
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Sale of Real Estate by order Of

+.. ,s- NONfts
DY virtue of an order Of the Probate Court.
ID of Jackson county, Ohio, l will expose 10
sale at the door of the Court House, in jackson
On saturday the 2 IsI day OF Janu.
ary 1854. at 1 o'clock II. MI.
the following real estate, situate in said county
as the property of Daniel Clark decd. to wit !:
The north east quarter of the north east quar-.
ter Of sec. no, 6, Town. no, and Range no, I9,
and also the west hall of the north west quarter
of sec. ro,5 Town. no, 7, and Range no, 10.
Two acres in the north east corner Of the first
tract above described and the. north half of the
second tract above described, have been assigned
to the widow of said decd, for her dover In
said premises, subject to which said premises
must be sold. Terms Of sale One third cash:
one third in one year, and the residue in two
years with interest from day Of sale. The de :
ferred payments to be secured by mortgage on
the premises.
SIS. VANDERvORT,
Administrator of Daniel Clark, decd
Dec %, 1853. SO ids
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Sale of Real Estate by Order Of
Court.

pY virtue fan order of the Probate Court, Of
- Jackson County, Ohio, will expose to
sale at the door Of the Court House, in the town
and county Of Jackson, Ohio,
On Saturday, the g Ist day of january
A, ID, 1854, at O'Clock, II, M,
the following real estate situate in jackson coun-
ty, aforesaid, to wit: The southwest quarter Of
the north west quarter Of section no. 81, Town.
ship no, 10 and Range no, II, subject to and in
numbered by the dover estate of Julia A, NJ,
Cherington. Terms of sale, one.third cash in
hand, one-third in one year and the residue in
two years with interest. from day of sale, to be
secured by mortgage on the premises
WILLIAM W. CHERINGTON,
Guardian of ELIZABETH o. PAINE
Dec %, 1853. 39-tds
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rThe communication of IN" will
be attended to next week.
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Geleorapl)it.
Arrival of the Steamer
a W@ XGAo

ResigriatiOn of Lord PaImerHtOm.sFifs
teen Hundred Russians Killcd-FOur
Thousand turks killed.sTriumph
OF the Tusks..Escape of Smith O'lsrl.
en-
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Lewis .. IIartIy's Estate.

Lew - L. IIartiy's Estate.
NJ oTIoE is hereby given, that the subscriber
~ has been appointed and qualified as Ad
ministrator, on the estate Of Lewis L. Hartly late
Of jackson County. Ohio, deceased.
JOSEPH MlNKS. Admr.
Dec. %. 1859. 80 4w
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DR.. j. B MARCHISN'S
CELEBRATED
CATHOLICON.

For the Relief and Cure of Suffering
FEMALES. ss
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Fresh Arrival AT
RUNN WALTERHOUSE& RUNNS

4 UST Receivei Boots & Shoes, Gents fine
sP silk Hats, Ladies fine silk Bonnets, --latest
iashions,J Ladies Woolen scarfs, a splendid art-
cte, Children. Boys & Mems Caps, Prints, De
Lanes, &c, &c.
Cheaper than ever.
Nov. 10, 1853. 33--tf
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Administrators Notice.

Edward II, Goddayd's Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign
IN ed have been appointed and qualified as
administrators on the estate of EDWARD II. Cop
pARp, late of Jackson County, deceased.
HAPG00D GODDARD,
LANS0N SMITH.
December 10, 1883. 3e-3w sg a. ets.a
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0l IST OF LETTERS REMAINING
- in the Post office at, Jackson, Janu.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-08-10
V6aU Advertisement. SPENCER N ADAMS

A RE making arrangements tdsa large stock A of Fall Goods and mustAseil their stock of Spring and Summer Gods cheap, consisting nf Dry Good Every style usually kept in coun- try store. good assortment of Hardware, 'Cr0ckeFy, Wooden Ware and Groceries.
 Flour in Ebls. of the best brands.
 Croton Flour m 1-2, IA and Is bbL Bags. -@ Corn Meal and Prnvender. 2 Pork by the bbL. or lb.
 Thomass best suvar cured Hams.
 Connecticut River Shad.
 Extra No l Mackerel, No. 9. do.
 Block Island Cod Fish in any quantity.
 M"las-es, superior article.
 Re6ned Porto Rico, St. Croix, Musca va do & New Orleans Sugar. Stuart's best Crushed and Pu verized Sugar, Young Hvson. Hvson Skin and Black Teas, Java, Marirabo and S,. Domin. go C'ffee, burnt and ground, Ginger. Pepper, Allspice, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cinnamon, Starch and Rice. Farina. MaccaronI. Ground Rice, Corn Starch and Polishing Starch, Chocaln;e, Co"oa. Szadeczky's Extract of Coffee. in pint and quart bottles, one reaspcoufoI ot which will make a cup of excel ent coffee, Dried Apples aud Layer Raisins. A variety of Washing and Fancy Soap. Soap Powder and Sal Soda, Spern, and Tallow Candles, Lamp Oil, Camphene and Burni' 2 Fluid, Turks Island. Hay, large and small sacks Salt. All of which we are con. stan'Iy receiving, and delivering to purcha sers in every part ofthe village.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-08-10
Attack on tho President.
WAsnrNoTon, Saturday, Aug, s

WAeh1NoIONs N"evsuayS hugs D.
 Immediately after the adjournment of the Senate. this afternoon. as President Pierce was leaving the Capitol at the northern door, under the eastern arcade, he was followed out and addressed by James M. Jefards, of Charleston, s. c. Jeffards was considerably intoxicated at the time. and was in company wish J. s. Duke of St. Louis. and J. F. Wiggans of New York, all of whom had been drink. ing. The President shook hands with him, and Jeffards asked the President to take d,ink, which he declined. and turn ed to enter his carriage. As he was do ing 90 his hat was knocked off by hard boiled egg. Jeffards returned into the Capitol, saying the President was d-d fool. The President sptk to one of the police, asking if he had au ulborily 10 make an arrest. Capt. DunningLon and officer Walles shortly after arrested JeffMds, who denied throwing the egg. An ex animation was had before Capt. Dunn. ingson. when one witness testified that he saw Jtffatds with an agg in his hand few minutes before the aasault--another testified that he saw him throw in the di> rection of the President, and another that he saw him throw an egg at. and hit the President. The Justice decided to hold Jeffa, ds to bail, and the accused sent for Senator Evans, who declined becoming bail. He then sent for another. In the meantime, becoming more sober. he cried bitterly, declaring that if sent to jail he would not be living. He then took out a small knife and stabbed himself in the leg, just above the knee. saying he was determined to bleed to death. As the blood flowed proiusely, he became alarm ed, and allowed it 10 be examined. and was disarmed. The Attorney General sthen communicated to Capt. Dunningt"n the desire of the President that she pri- soner be no, prosecuted. and he was ac. .cordingly discharged.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-08-10

At Court of Probate holden 0i LitchGeld, soiihin
 and for the District of Li,chfeld, on ths 24th
 dny of July, A. D. lo54.
 Present., CHARLES ADAMS, D o., Judge. nN motion Of HERMAN C. KEeLER and WM. " K. KELLER. Executors .i the asl will and testament Ot DAM KELLER, late CfLitch- field within said district deceased.
 This court doth decrOe that six months he aI- lowed the creditors Of sad esi ate to exhibit their claims against the same 10 Said Executors, and directs that public notice be given of this oT- der by advertising the same in ne wspaper 2ub- lished in L,tcbtield, and by posting he same on a rubic sign-pnsi in sad town Of Litchheld, nearest tte pace where the deceased last dwell.
 Certified irom Record. 3a l33w CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-08-10
WHICH IS TIE HAPPY MAs?-We kuo,

W HIGH IS TIE HAPPY MAN!-We know a man m Michigan who lives on ihe in iereSi of his nancy, and that is Onlv S7n per annnnh lie has, u is Irue, 8 small house with one room m it, three or four acres ot land, and keeps a COW. a couple "t pI9s and ie:N i,ens, yet he and h,s wife always appear cheerful and conrenied, and preserve respectable appearamce on their $70 per snnum.
 We know of 3 man in New York wi q expends $25.0 900 per annum fhr hls house. hold expenses. He paAs for gas l,yl,r more ,han the whole income 0f ,I,e Mich igan man. He makes annual holiday Dres- ems iO more than the whole amuunl nI llie property of the Michigan muil. IL cus.s hun sum six fines as large as the whn!e income of our philosopher to support a single water.
 We know them both very well. and we rhlnk our Michigan friend Sv far the hay- pest, healihIes' and most rnvisble man. They are bo'h advanced in years. The che"pness of hooks and papers place alum dance ol rational enjnymen, in the power nf the cOunlrynar; an accommodation of physical ills, and necessity for intense activity, deprves ,he ctizen of cal.n and qrie' enjoyment and reHecrnn. The former, in the probable course of events, ~lll de "i nld age ai nineIy. the la,ler al, srvenIy. Such is Ihe dstriduinn nf ha D. piness and wealth. ToLedo (O.) Blade.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-08-10

'1Ts OPERATION. or three arrests under the new Liquor Law. have been made in this city for drunkenness. One man, arrested last night. was put over the road to the tune of twenty dollars and costs. A Mrs. Lisbon was arrested yes. ae'day for dealing the beverage Co her customers. and in consequence of failure to deposit twenty dollars in the town treasury. stands committed. Two seiz- u'es of liquor occurred yesterday. One Hugh Good win, an i,isltman. and Mrs. Andrew Mead. were the fo,mcr prcprie lo,s0f the " cra,hnr." which now safely Ieposes under the argus eye of the law When some forty bottles of porter were being taken from the premises of Good win. corner of Morocco st. and Congress Avenue. he very innocen,ly remarked that they were stored for sick chitd just s0ained. and that i, was cruel to remove it under the circumstances
 New Haven Palladiuas, Aug. 4.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-08-10
Ltchfield. June l9, 1854. g
of New Milford ss, Fro6dte Court, New
 Af;IEord Jul, 24th 1854

District of New Milford ss, Pro6dte Court, New
 Milford, Jul 24th, 1854.
 TYPON the appncato of Merwin Walltr, U showing l." this cDnr that he is tho presen, and natural Guardian 10 Edwin M. Waller, of New Milford, d minor belonging to saId Dis trict, and that said Minor is the owner of the following real estate, viz: one piece of land sit. uated iri sand New Milford near the nOrthery part Of sad town, ana is bounded n0rtherl, on Robert Fantons and in part and part on John Gaylord's land. easierly "n Sias Camp's land in part aud part on George Hallock's land. souiherly on Herman Merwin's land in part and part on highway and part on Leman Hendrix 3 land, and westerly on Royal l. Canfelds land in part, part un hIgkwayj and part on Ira Sher. who'd 8 land, containing about one hundred aud fourteen acres Of land more or less. with dwell ling house and other buildings standing thereon. valued at about tweuiy-f1Ur hundred dollars. and showing just and reasonable cause for sell. ing said real tate: praying inf an order, and that he or me other meet person he empow- cred f0 sell the same, as per application on file, dated the 24th day Of July, 1854, more fully ap. pears.
 : ORpERED-.That the foreeone application he heard at ihe Probate Office in New Milford, on the 22d day of September 1854, at 9 o'clock forenoon; and thai notice thereof he published io some public ne wspaper near the place where such cal es,a,a lies, three weeks successively, at least six weeks hefDre said lime assi.tled.
 3 JOHN s. TURRILL, Jndge'
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-08-10

The passengers 10 and from India aye now conveyed between Alexandria and the Nils. distance of 66 miles by rail. The first departure from alexandria oc, carred on the 4lh of July. with the pas sergers who arrived on that day by the kipon and the canal. The most tedious part of the journey through Egyp, is now avoided altogether. The whole of the line between Cairo and Alexandria. l40 miles, will be completed, it is ex> pected in about l2 months.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-08-10
A special Town Meeting

nF the inhabitants of the town of Lmchhe Id O will he held at the Town Room on Ssiur- day, the 18th day of August inst, at ? o'clock, r. M. 10 direct as to the amount of money which may be drawn from the Town Treasury for the purchase of Spirituous or Intoxicating Liquor, to be sold under tn" provisn'n Of the Act for the Suppression of incompetence" and t transact any proper buslness relating 10 the subject
 FRED. M. BLAKESLEE, S.,.
 GEORGE A. SMITH,
 HENRY FRlSBtE,
 ABNER LANDON, Aug 7tb, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-08-10
Valuable Farm for Sale.

GITUATED in Canaan. North society, Litch. S hrd county, Conn on the road to Norfolk, l 1-2 mile east of the railroad station, and one mile west of the meetne-house-- the resi- dence of James Fenn, Esq, decd. The home stead contains about s5 acres, independent of road allowance, all Limestone soil, in good cul. tivaton, with southern exposure, and is adapted to all the varieties of grain aud grass grown in this climate. The House is of good size, located on higl, ground, and surrounded by large eInhs aud other shade trees and variety of fruit trees rendering it an in, ting and desirable residence. 1he ou-lots belonging to the estate can also bo pavmen, will be made accommodating and pos session given at almost any time desired.
 For further information apply to AueusTrs BrGELow on the premises. JosurA BELplN, near Dutcher's Bridge, WILLIAM W. KING. Plymouth Hollow, Conn., or to TLlEO. PENN,
 f T,ancnnsfer Pnnn
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-08-10
THE GREAT R ED D R A G 0 N,
 OR THE MASTER KEY TO POETRY.
By ANTHONY GAVIN,

BY ANTHONY LAWN, Catholic Priest of SnrRROssa, Spain. DOOK AGENTS WANTED, to sell the work hD which is how ready, and surpasses Tn detail and interest any other work on the subject oi Popery ever issued. T'he terrible revelations winch it contains will s,ar,le every Protestant with horror, as coming from one who was par t'cipafor in inc bloody deeds, and who has had the best opportunity ever possessed by any man tn unvel the mysteries of the Great Babylon oG Porerv.
 Finely illustrated. Address immediately
 SAMUEL JONES Publisher, 5 10 SC Washington St. Boston, Mass.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-08-10
Medical Institution of Yale College.

TTNHE ANNUAL COURSE of LECTURES \ commences on Thursdav, September i4,h' and c0ntinues four months.
 BrnjamIn Stillman, M. D., IL. D., Professor Emeritus of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
 Eli Ives, N. D., Prot. Emeritus Ot Materia Me dica aud Therapeutics.
 Jonathan Knight, N D, Prof. of the Princi- pes and Practice If Surgery
 Timoinv P. BeerN Nj. D, Prof. of Obstetrics. Charles Hooker, N. D., Prof. of Anatomy and Physiology.
 Henry Bronson, M D. Prof. of MateTia Medi- ca aud Therapeutics.
 Worthington Ho"ker, M D., Prot. of the Theo- " and Practice of Physic.
 Benjamin silIiman. ir., M. h, Prof. Of Chemis-
 Lecture fees, s6s 50 Matricu'ation, S Graduaiion, Sl5. CHARLES HOOKER,
 New Haven June 'sA. lS
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-08-10

During FeceiIl thunder sl0rtn aI Paris, the tightening entered runIh where sat ' ParalytIc aud spcechIess man; set fire iO ihe cuTluIns, aud went uuI nt window, which Il broke. The shock was such that he recUvered hls speech, and has snce >>cn greatly improved ln health.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-08-10
Arrested in Wolcottville.

Y A stuck oi lq'nr consisting of parts of eleven casks, heiHsin. 10 Isaac c. Palmer ~of W"co,,vilIe, was seized on Monday, bv Sheriff Sedgw'ck, of thIs village, oa com .plaini of three of the ci,izens of Wolco,t- .vilIe. Palmer has been taken into custody and notice given 'lo appear- on the 23d iII- sl.nt before James c CaItnun, Esq.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-08-10
District of Norfok $. PrObass Court. August

District of Norfolk ss PrObass Court. August 5th, 1854. ti Norfolk, in said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the district of Nor folk hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors Of cad es'aie, repress nted usolvent, in which to exhibit their claims thereto; and has appointed tlsnr Dowd and William C. Phelps Commissioners to receive and exafniDe said claims.
 Certified by WM B. RICE, Judge.
 The subscribers give notice that they shall meet ak the huse of John Humphrey, late of NorfolA $deceased. on Monday. the 4ih day oi September next and on the second Monday of February, 1858. in said Norfolk, al 9 "'clpck in the forenoon, 0n each oi said days tor the pur- pOse of attending on lhe business Oi said ap-
 ELlSUR DOwD, lcour,;..;o....
 VIM. c. PHELPS. oomm'sS'0nerS- All persons indebted to said estate are re. auesied 10 make immediate payment to
 AERRELE HUMTHREY,s Admlnis' 'O"'
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-08-10
District of Washington ss Probate Court, Jul

District of Washington ss Probate Court, July
 29,h, 1854
 UPSTATE of HENRY ocoRR, an assign
 The Court of Probate for the district of Washington hath limited and allowed month from the date hereof, for the creditors of sa,d estate, represented insolvent, in which to ex- hibit their claims thereto; and has appointed David C. Whlulesey and Wellington Watson Commissioners to receive and examine said claims. Certified by IrHIE1 HfcKox, Judge.
 The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at ihe Inn Of Joseph Watson, in said Washington, on the 26th day oi August and the 18th day of November. 1854, a, o'clock in the forenoon. on each of said days, for the purpose of attending on the business of said appoint. ment.
 DAVID c. wHITTLEsEY,( Commis.
 WELLINGTON WAL lSON,j sioners.
 All persons indebted to said estate are re- quested to make immediate payment to IA St WALTER D. SHERRY, Trustee.