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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-03-31
Wholesale Notion House.

Wholesale Notion House.
Arrival OF New stock OF Fall G oods
AT THE NOTION HOUsEOF
71efEey, E'ssrceV, & do..
North East corner of KING g. Water ST.,
tUp gtairs)
Alexandria virginia.
rysaXGLUSiVELY Wholesale Dealers in For
ISl ei.n Il American Fancy Goods.
We would respectfully invite the attention OF
Merchants visiting Alexandra, for the purpose
OF making their fail purchases, 'o our splendid
assortment OF Hosiery, Gloves, Suspeudels
Trimmings. &c. Having laid our stock in a, a
favorable Time and upon The lest of terms, we
Aa,,er ourselves that an examination upon the
part of purchasers, will be all that is required
TO give perfect satisfaction as 10 quality and
prices We call ar,cuar attention 10 our extern
sive stock of Hosiery, Gloves and Supenders,
unsurpassed by any IN this or Northern Mark
cts.
WOODEN GOODS, SC -Comfor,s. Piilo.
rines Boaz Scars, Zephyr ties, Hoods, Lambs
WOOL Shirts aud Drawers, Silk and Cotton
Shirts, tton,
A general variety Of Combs. Brushes, Port
moniaes, Pocke, Books, Bankers Cases, Purses
Percussion caps. Slate and Lead Pencils Whips
Icls, Harmonious, Flutes, Victims, Accordeons
Ink and backing. silk, Linen. and Cotton Pock
=, Handkerdhieis. Silk Lien and Cotton Cravats
fish Linen, gents Collars, Latlle's French work
and other Collars, wire rlbon, SILK and Cotton,
Kid, Dog skin, Beaver and Buckskin Gloves
u iih large assortment of Cloves suitable for
Fall Trade, Sewing Silks. Threads, Collons,
Buttons OF all Styles, Stay binding, Gimps
Braids Floss Cotton, knitting Cotton, Needles
Pins, Penkiives, Scissors, Ste Pens. sc. Clocks
aud Looking Glasses, a large assortment oil each
will be kept constantly Oh hand. Toilet and
Swing Glasses, Mahogany and Gilt Frames
Mahogany, Walnut and Iron Framed Clocks, O
sarious qualities and prices.
Merchants, upon examining our Stock viii
find great many tnore articles which are mol
advertised, " hich are too ledaons 10 mention, al
present. We hope 10 be Literally patronlsed by
merchants, as ours is The only house oi the kind
in This city That does business principally with
merchants.
alexandria, Sept. 25, 1884, ly.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-03-31
Corporation Election.

An election will be held in this place on Wenesday
next, the 4th of April, 1865, for a Mayor, Council,
Sergeant. and Commissioner of the Revenue. The
present ineumhents are rs follows:
Mayor Nicholas X. Trout.
Sereeaut-Wilam Craig.
Commissioner of the Revcnua-Jamcs Wiley.
Council--A. J. Garbcr, NJ. G.. Hartman, II. NJ Bell,
I 7 Fssrdge. J Woodward. John Brandeburg, j..
McClnng, \ Simpson, B L Points E NJ Cushing
and ) II lost.'
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-03-31

\ Nnw "MhfNE iIauon Law, Another
prohibllefy liquor law has inst been passed BY
Governor lnfaciiun. ot lis toylsons il Iii.
llicis iol the fist oiieoce imprisonment, for the
thir not less then l,iree nor uore Than 81,
months, and torihe fourth aud every other sab
seqneat conviction, ! 1000 ii e.and enc ear it
the State prison. Neal Dow, author oil The ori.
glnai Name lax. is agaiu Il caudida,e for May,
or Of p,ii,ald lor which he las been thrice de
f,,t.l
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-03-31
MR. Wc0N4s APPOINTMENTS.

We authorized to make tho following appoint
ments for the Hon W McComas:
At Phippi, barbour, on the I'd ofAprl; Weston,
Lewis County, April 9th Buchanhon, Upshur, llth;
Glarksburg, Harrison, on the 10Th Doddridge II
on the 23d Tyler II on the 25th; Ritchie the 2Sth;
Writ on the Both; Wood, on the 4th of May; Jack
son. on the It'll of the same MONTH
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-03-31

To llousnKnEpsRs. Nj. Layaei, French
chemist, says that he discovered that by grind.
ing lea in the same manner as coffee, before in.
fusion, the quantity o. eNhilaralns auil chain
ed is nearly doubled. The expelimeu, is worth
trying.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-03-31

KNOW NOTHING CoAvsN1loN. is s,il ,hat
convention OF Know Naihn gs,' which was
Bed ~ Alexandra Thursday night. To nominate
u Candidate fer Congress, adjourned nuiiI a.
bout The Isl oil May, without making a nomi-
nallon
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Pay the Fosta-e.

On and after the LIST of April isb5, all letters. be-
fere they be mailed, must be postpaid 1t is
important that this should be borne in mind, as no
letter will be sent off without prepayment.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-03-31

Down on sAM,-a'r. Btel ksurdge of the
Ashland Congressional pislrinl (ky. Is max
M speeches against him here Sam has a
candi Iale or Congress in his district, in oppo.
sittoa.
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ef5-fhe fesas towns are reported TO be- grow
Inc hnely. San Antonio is said 10 have 1000
inhabitants, lndianaa 1000, I.avaoea 900,
Corpus Christi 200, Rio trande City 1000,
EAGLE Pass | 500 and Victoria 900.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-03-31

Every mem bsr o
the or.lei is sworl
to deny his connection
with il, and when in
lerrog aled IN say ht
knows nothing abouI
1t.
When unprecedented
ami brought to justice
they claim to be prr
SUITS OF The Creates
morality a ID pirtucs
And justify lhel
ac's by saying lha
they odly wish to rs
Iablish the tue reli
gion, ard prevent for
eigners from aeilIu!
control OF The country
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NOTICE TO asraHN MERouAN

NOTICE TO " NSTGNN MERCuAN
DERSOSs who ship goods from the SorIhes c. :
4 les can send them direct to their desti 20 +, by
consgning them to stephen Hunter, Gs IA reight
Agent at Richmond, it being distinctly understood
that Bills of ladng be sent stating precisely the
amount of freight on such goods 70 kiel.mond. Ii
this is done the goods will be forwarded direct the
nearest depot and the whole charge collected there
Ii the bills of ladng not sent, this Company will
not forward the goods until the bills for freight to
this city are collected and OF course will not be re-
sponsble for loss and charge an extra price for
Storage H.. d. WHlrCoMB. Sup't Traspor-
Jan. 20. talon.
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They meet in secrsl
lodges and are smora
Nth solemn oaibs.
! hey lie i'll wait fo1
unsnspectlllg passen
by, aud attacking ID II
sud ienly and wilhuu
warning, 8 t a Ii g
them.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-03-31
Mr.. Wise's Appointments.

The following are the appointments of Mr.. Wise
to speak in those localities which Paper reach
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-03-31

NoTiNG IN kAssAs.-Gov, R,eder has Issued a
proclamation N iritrrtee 10 the election whith
10 lhse place II, Kansas toI members Of Tho
legislature, on the 30 inst. The sub.,aoca ~
II Is, That voter musi dive there at the tire
oil elleting his vole lie ,uusl then have com
menced an actual nhabl,ancy, which he aotu.
any infends To continue permanently and he
must have made The Territory his dwelling, 10
the exclusion Of any other home
WAR AMONG THE NEGRopHiLlsrs.- Gerr;,
Saith and Senlor Seward are getting in,o
wanele. MI. Smith says. -
Mr Sewari's Aboliiionism don't amoun, 10
much III the District OF Colnmbia,-as re Goes
'ol Abolition there only when The people there
WI assent, and when Congress will pa, Tor tho
slaves liberated And that AIR. Seward is com,
united 10 a imi Kansas as a Slave State by his
california speech.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-03-31
Take Particular Notice


Geaiiat DEBILITY
l,y ms graa, AMI important rene ~. weak.
ness al the uruails are speedily cured. ami tuil
yiuor restored Thousands oI The most nervous
and debl,a,ed who hal lost all hope, hsve
been im,ne lately relieved. All luipelmsn's
10 Marriage, Physical or Mental pisqu.lihra'
lion. Nervous !rTiiahilily. Trembling and Weak
ness or Exhtnst,en of the most fearful kind,are
speedily cplesl.
W. -. YOUNG MEN
Wh, have injIrel themselves by Certain
Practice iudulsed IN wheh aione--a haoil ire
nne,nIy learned lium evil companions, or al
sch,ol-he eiIscls Of Which are niahtly teli,
even when asleep, aud il not cured, renders
,narriage Impossible, an. destroys both mind
and body, should apply Immediately.
What a pity that young man, The hope OF
his oonn,,y, and The darling Of his parents,
sh,uii be sn,,che,t iron all prospects an en-
joymenls OF lie, b, The consequences oil devla,
mn from the path ui nature, and indplsing iii a
certain secret habit. Sach persons belnfe con
templaslps
should r,h.c, thai sound mud and body are The
mos, necessary requisites 10 promote conaahial
nappiness inleed without these, the purhey
throunh life heeemes weaiy pilgrimage the
nrosuect hourly dafkens-to the view the mind
becomes Swallowed with despair, and filled with
the melancholy reflection, that the happiness 2
another becomes blightel with oul lwil.
WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS
Immediately cured, and full yigor restored.
TO STRANGERS.
The many thousands of the most desperate
and hopeless cases cured at the ldsinnon with
in the las, twelve years, and The numerous mn
posant Surgical Operations Performed by pis.
JOHNSTON, witnessed by the reporters oil the
papers aud many other PEI solis-noslces oil
mich have again and again appeared before
the public. sufficient guarantee to int al
hct3t. ~
Dlsswho places himself under The care OF DIR.
Johnston, may relisionsly conlide IN his honor as
gentleman, and oafdeniy rely upon his skull
aSa physician.
There are so many isnorant and worthless
ou.ks Copying Or. Us advertisements, aud ad,
v.,i,s,,,, themselves a. Physclans-tr Ifling
With s,n.i riilailg the health Of the aready at.
tn,.l--,h DR., Jots,s.n oceans II necessary to
81. ..pe Ia Is In th,se untqutlnle,. with his
,.,n ,ou M his Credentials or Diplomas al
va, saang III h,s Office.
'y- ALI. LETTERS MUST BE POST PAID
-R.u..l.ss seal to all parts Of the country
JAKE NOlICE.-Perspns wrislng must
el,le age ais sell the po,ln9 81 advertisement
MhseAt, .A,s1f.ir sy,"ptolns
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-03-31
DOCTOR HOOFI DIS
CELEBRATED
German Bitters.
Prepared by
DR.. G.. Nj. JACKSON,
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. 1870, Arch ST., enc donr below Sixth,
EpEfFu<;p5.aSS<y

II Esff4esesEeisesS.
Their power over the above diseases is not eX-
celed, il equaled, by any other preparation in
the United States, as The cures attest, in many
eases after skilful physicians had tailed
These Bitters are worthy The attention of In
valts. Possessing great virtues in the rectif-
cation Of the liver and lesser glands. exercising
the most searching rover in Weakness and al
ieciions of the digestive organs; they are wilhal
safe certain and pleasant.
VIRGINIA TESTIMONY.
Doctor ]. NJ. Wilson, Lexington, Va Feb
9th, 1852, said : Il am entirely out OF the Ger
man Bii,ers. They llaye become all the rage
Nothing else sells.h
The reulh Legion, published al Woodstock,
Va, ssia, Jan. 10Th, 1890 "A Grea, Medi-
cine.-Ne have uniformly RETAINED from rec
ommendne TO the public ANY Of the various
patent medicres of the day, unless thoroughly
convinced OF their value. Among those We COLI
slider worthy OF notice, Is the t;erman Bitlefs,
invented by pr. uooiland, AMI prepared by Or.
jackson, in Phllaael pbla. One INSTANCE, III par
lcular. in which the superior virtues oil this
medicine have been tested, has fallen nndor cur
observation. During the last summer,a sob OF
Mr.. Abram Crabill, Of this county, was very
seriously affected " it'll Liver Compliant, and al
ter ifY lug in vain various remedies. he purchased
bottle Of the Btlers. and after using II, was so
much relievee, sol hls Distressing malady, that
lie procured another bolia and Is now restored
entirely 10 health y
They are entirely BIZ. flee from inJurl-
Jus ingredients, always strengthen the system,
ana never rlostrae II.
For sale Wholesale by Druggists in all the
principal cities. and at leai ty apaihecarlrs aud
stofekeepers in eyrty tuWh IN the United
States.
D. Sold hy T. p. 81. 3. E~s,idge, S'aun-
Ion. A. Tucker, Baskerville, aid by Druggists
aud Dealers il Medicines every where.
est. 50, ls5i.-1y.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-03-31
Hindoo Thugs and American Thugs
Rare Coin cid snca.


ore been involved in my,
laIIped il as CT America
.ons thought it borrowe
ise'l by lenallns LoyoI
salhollclsm Subsequel
IT ii comes from nenhe
2 Stanton True Ameri
apcr: inadvertently 5ling
IN an article, from sketch
,h ii publishes giving
know II in that codlrr
,ubIish the article iron
e title OF lIindoo Thug
Il American Thugs, il
.rk tie idellslty--Star.
| american Rugs.
he hugs the
United States are at
Il ssociaiioa who be-
IIieve that it's tiieiI
,ldnly 20 EXTERN mate
POLITICAL and SOCIAL.
lly. all who do9lot be-
Hong 10 their own Or
sIer@
They meet IN secret
lodges and are sworu
NTH solemn oaths.
hey lie in walt I n
Innsuspetting IAN d l.
Plates, and attacking
hem as in the Case OF
THE board OF managers
lof the Washington
tMonumel, fund, with.
bout warning defeat
them.
I'ne higher the posi-
lsiliou and character
of the victim the great
| er is supposed 10 De the
merit of the act
The Thug W h 0
strangles the largest
uulnoer ot victims IN
i year IS rewarded
with the otIic.oi PIE.
sldent oil The nailona .
couWil which is inves-
ied with despoiic po;e-
n.
If any Thug refuses
! 10 yell 'inquaslion-
Ima and lnpllal che
llenc9 to.ll The COM
tnauds of the Nations
ii council. they make
Ian Image or fifty Of
flim " tllch they bum,
isI tie same time ston-
fl1e AMI cursing ii.
l his supposed to
visit HIM with ali matt
aer Of III is.orIuDes
After h every
Thug Is ound 10 post
land circulate his naine
as a perIurer@ and as
a ilaaor 10 God an.
ibis country, npl 10 be
employed Or trusted
conilienanced or sup
lPofted iii any business
transaction"
Every member OF
Illle order is sv orn Ia
deny his connsc,ien
win ii, AMI Wien III
,lerrooaled TO say le
knows nolhing about
When appreliended
aud brought 10 justice
They cia,ln 10 be per-
sons =ot The grealeal
Imoralitu and rifiue.
/ And justify their
FACTS l'y saying that
they only wish TO es-
habilsh the hue Ieli.
zion, and prevent Tor,
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JOHN B. " Al is.
A TITO Il N Il Y A 7 Il 4 " !.

Staunton Virginia.
OFFICE in the Brick row, Immediately on the
" east side Of the Court-house square.
March 3, 1865.
DARGAiNS.-Chin Tea Sets, Crockery and
ID Glass ware, &c. Greater Bargains than ever,
to close out the remainder Of my Stock.
h. $. IllCkSOk, Main st.. opposite
March, 10. Morris i Goods.
NEW SUPPLY.
VUsT received direct from New FORK the follow
t,rcena Plantation O'oong. Golden Chop, Heroquas,
Mixture, English breakfast Ne Plus Ultra, Silver
leaf aud Yonns Tyson.
We havealso received very superior iot OF Brown
and Calfea Sugars prices varying from to cts.
Fab. ~ 1855. ]. b. BREGklNRIDGE d son.
Piano for sale.
N sale. Enquire at this otiice.
Feb. "a, 1853
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The higher the posi-
ion and character o
the victim the create
is supposed TO he tt.
melt OF The act
The Thug h q
straneles the lirgesl
lumber OF victims II
a. year is rewarded
with The title Of grand
Thug oil the council
and invested with de
spo &c po'cer.
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Hardware.

sswy II. WATTS & +. e. RICHARDS
w Have removed to HE old stand OF J 3.
Bre,kmbrilse s. son, opposite u. x ]. S. Craw.
ford, having received additions TO their stock
will be alal to see their trends.
S,anGion, sept. -, $500.
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If auy Ting refuse.
to yield ullqnesiionin.
aud lnplicll. obeiienc,
the commands oil
The Geaud Thug, the,
maSe an Image or eth
ayui him which lhe'
burr, al the SINE tim
slonills AMI Gu sing il
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valuable Real and PERSONAL property

Valuable KeaA ana HcfsoAal property
Il O r. S 4 l. L
A s Executor of the wills of Thomas Sarah, Jane,
N Mary and Nancy Hogshead, viii ON the 18th
day IF pru 1855 proceed to sell upon the premises,
at Public Auction, to the highest bidder
A Valuable Tract Of Land
containing about 400 ACRES, near Jennings Gap,
and adjoining the lands of iite, Rubbish, MeNair,
and others.
This is one OF the most desirable FARMS that has
bcen in Market in this County for many years The
and is of the best quality, and in fine state OF cui
walton, we'll watered, with comfortable Drsiting
House, and all necessary out-houses upon it,
will at tn, same time, sell at Auction all the
Personal Property belonging to the estates OF said
liogsheads consisting OF family OF valuable Ne
eroes a fine lot Of Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs,
Far ming Utensils, Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture.
Terms for The Land, ene-third in hand, AMI the
balance in one, two and three years, the legal title
retained as ultimate security. For the Personal
Property a credit OF nine months will be given, with
bond and approved security, upon all sums over ten
dollars. GEO. NJ. COCllhAN, EXT.
Spectator aud Rock. Register copy.-tds.-sena
Account to this Office.
ISS5-fds
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sTAUNToN, VA.

Richmond. January 10, 800.
In reply to letters from many persons OF the Central
District and in accordance with numerous personal
APP, locations, announce myself candidate for the
office of Commissioner Of tue Beard Of Public Works.
RIOIiD q. MORRIS.
Naa We are authorized to announce Col. AN
DREW II. BYRD, candidate for recollection to
the House of Delegates Of Virginia, from Highland
Coupfv
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This is supposed Ia
visit him with alt man.
ner oil Zsnis iilunnes.
ZAfleGhls ANY Thug
who meets him is
heund=lo stab hiin IL
the heat, provided h.
eaa SiaGso aiihugIisa
OF detection.
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
Or. JOHNSON
SECRET DISEASES

TTAS discovered HE most SPECIFY, Pleasant
I'll .uI EHeciua Remedy in the world
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PARALLEL columns.
EIin1inn 1huns

THE Thugs oiAHie
dos'an are an asSorla
ltoh who believe thai
ll. is their duty 10 ex
terminate all who de
no, belong 10 their own
order@
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And this . Kaow Nottingham
The utter absurdity OF their position this ques-
ton fully confirms in the opinion that
Know Nothings have graver and more important
questions to mind, which they have not ventures to
expose to the public and that they do not care fig
for the bait which they have thrown out to catch
silly people.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-08

DHty md Safefy.-The following from the remarks of lamented Statesman are worthy of being reprinted thoussnd
 2" The path of duty lies broad, clear, and straight before us. We have convictions. strong and unshaken convictions, what ought to be done. And these convictions coincide with the opinions and with wish es of the People. The theory of our Gov--, ernment, the spirit of her free institutions, and the genius of liberty, inculcate that, in order to sustain principles and measures we must sustain men who advocate the desired principles, and who will carry out the de- sired measures these are co-existent-one cannot be deserted without deseriion of the other. Can We give np our deliberate judgments to the judgments of others .- No! that is too greata sacrifice to ask of independent and enlightened American freeinen."
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-08
Collectors Notice.

NOTiCE IS hereby given to all persons liable " to pay Taxes in tho town of Goshen on the List "i 1854. due the ls, day of Anril, 1855 tha, l w'll be a, the Store of Mics x Gray in Goshe n Centre. on Monday, the second oi April next, from nine o'clock till Eur; and al the Store ai A. Miles & S,n, West Goshen, m Tuesday, the third day "f April next from one o'clock ;ill inur in the afternoon; and al tho honse of Samuel Wtieax iu North Goshen. on Wednesday, the E.urth day of April next. from one o'clo:k ill foar-to receive said Taxes. Travel fees w,ll he psid by all persona negiecting 10 pay their Taxes m said dava E#Kg
 WILLARD E. GAYLORD. Collector.
 Goshen, March 3j, 1855. 45
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-08
Farm at Auction.

WILL be sold ar Public Auction, March II, " lS55, the Farm of the late Henry kinl- behy, deceased, sitnzted in ,he town of Goshen, Llchfeid county, three miles from Goshen cen- ire, and hye from Nau.aiuck Railr:lad Depot at Wolcotivie. The Farm cont aims IO4 acres of first rate land it is suitably pfoporrionet into Meadow, Pasture. Plow and Wood Land, with !. large orchard in good bearing condition; !; said farm IS well watered, and pleasantly situated.
 Will also he sold unless previously disposed of, Household f furniture and Farming Utensils, two yoke ol Oxen, severn! Cows and He,ters, Sheep and Lamhs, lnt oi fine Hay, several barrels of good Cider. Also lot of Slinele Blocks.
 Any person desiruus of purchasing farm will find II forthe interest to examine this, as is one o; the best of iis sze in the coun.y. 1t will be soil al tngefter ar in pieces suit nurchas- V EDW. KIMBERLY, Administrator.
 Should the day prove stormy the sale wilIiake place the next fair day
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-08
DENTALaCARD. c. M. HOOKER.

ID - NAT - IT - -@ Office No. c south St.-Oyer Post Office. GENERAL reference ismaje to all who have favored him during his practice, and especial reference to the following among his patrons, who have very kindly allowed their names to be used for the purpose Hon. Truman Smith, Stamford, Conn.
 SethP. Beers, Lrchfield. =" Q. 5. Seymour. M. c.. Rev. Herman L. Vaiil. D. l.. Parmelee. JG Beckwilh, II; D. A Lewis, " Osborne, Geo Seymour, Henry W Buel, ' D Bosfwi:k, Geo c Woodruf, Esq. II Hoilisier, s.' Graves, Reeman, C o Belden, Hon Chas B Phelps, W oodbury. Wm Colhren, Esq. Rev l. c Cur,iss. ss Charles Webb, M. D. II w Sheve, M Huxley, Goshen. Cha.. Vail, |" Rochester, N. Y. Rev. S. Fuller, D. D., Rector Christ Church.
 Andoyer, NJ ,ss Benj. W Stone, Rector Trinity Church,
 Ne Ttown. Conn Joseph s Coyell, Rector Trinity Oh.
 WoIcottville, Conn. Hollis Rend, Orange, N. J. James Kilburn Middle Haddam, C.. Aretus G Lponis, Bethlem.
 Lavalette Perrin. Gpshen. Eairaim Lyman, " ashingson. Li,chfe!d. March 7tl, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-08

Al q Court of Probate holien at Torringtoa
 sHhm aud for he District of Torr,nsfon, on
 The Sd day of March, 4 D 1855.
 Present, HENRY $. BARBrUR, Esq Judge. NSTATE of MOSES BANCROFT, late AI Of foring'on in sad District, deceased
 he Execmtor represents the Estate Insoiyen, and 2rnvs the appo n'ment of Colnmiss oners thereon; "hrreupon
 ORDEEED-- That Commissioners to receive, exainlne and adj s' tie clnims ot the creditors ot sail Estate e appointed al the Probate Office in sud Torring on on the i7,h day oi March, 1853, a o'clnrk in th. afternoa-and that all person. interested in said Estate may be notified thereof hr Exceu'or will cause this order to br pmnt> he'd in weekly newspa, CT printed n L,ichtied cnunIy. and post copy therr"i on he public sa'.-post neares the pla ce where the deceased a>tdwet In sa i JQ orrlng on
 true copy ni Record:
 45 HENRY $. BARBOUR, Ju1pe.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-08

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