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Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-15
KNOW.NOTEKlNGS !
 Udre u0u seen Sam

EF yon have n t. call a: the Store of S. D. \ NORTHWAY & co. and you can see hun and notwitI,ta nd,ng the excitement caused hy the d,scussio, of the principles of the Know Mornings. he continues tn sell Goods as cheap as ever. In Groceries and Provisions we cannot he heat. Read he.uwi
 Clear Mess Pork hy the hhl and retail
 Lard in bhls and kegs, very white and clear. Candles of all kiads
 Rice. very nice; call and 'oJk al it.
 Ert,a Porto Rico Moiasses; also New Orleans. Stuari's Sugar House Syrup-rhite as Hoaey. Sugars bough, before the advance we are selling in large quantities
 We have a large ass rtment of chnice Tens. Coffees-We have a large qnanfiiy on hand, prime }uaGtr-hurnt erceu and ernund
 FLnu.s-Whea', Rye and Buckwheat, Meei and Feed, kert constantly on hand and toi sal tor cash only. and we fal,er ourselves we can supply as good an article and al ss fau pr:ces as our neighbors We would also add tina, short accounts make long friends.
 $. D. NORTuWAY q CO. South Norf.!k, Jan. 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-15
PUBLISHED AT HARTFORD,

DAILY AND WEEKLY, IS an old esia b ished journal pIeassn. ins.ruc- \ tive and re.isbie news7aper-alive 10 all the topics Of the diy-weil p ,sted in local m ,t- ters-witt an agricultural department for those inieres.ed-earnest for ihe stric, enforcement oi ths Connecticu, prohibitcry law, and nle fam fly paper.
 SUBscaIprIox.-Daly Conran,. s per annun i; fl paid strictly in advance, S45o; 10 Clrrgvmen in service s3; to weekly papers. different in ex- change. 8. Weekly Couramt, g per annum j; in bundles sl.25 10 C'ergvmen, sI to news papers. without ex change. Sl-ali payable strict ly in advance.
 PosrAsE.-Ths po-,age on the Daily. m,iled 10 any part of the State, is 75 cents year; 10 other States, sl 56. On,he Weekly. in Iariford Cpunty. nothing in any oihsr part of tle United States, 26 cents.
 ADvEnrrsrxo- advertisers in Daily, vi-.r pr+vitrzv vt -fIuurc, tconnned strictly to the advertisers regular busIness,I chaneeahle once a week, 520. one square one insertion. 60 cents continuance. 20 cents per day-a reasot.- able deduction f,r long continuance. In Week. ly. one insertion, 75 cents continuance. 5 cen g DIT week. For cases no, specified, terms will be made knIwn at inc office.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-15
To Cash Customers.


 EINOW YE that we, ALvogD x BROTHER, A contemplating T change In our bns'hess,- do from this tune henceforlh offer our large and splendid stock of G,ods or any part thereof, al unhear I'd of low atcs ,o all such have the need- ful-as our object IS not so much to make money Al to sp,se uf the Goods. And we would say tha, we Inea what we state; 'here IS no g gdmHion about tive invite all 10 come and he satisfied. To those who choose 10 stay away and disoeiieve our statement, ana thus loose those bargains which others are securing we say, take yoGr own way and hen when II Is too tate mourn over yrnr loss. But to the wise we say that within ihe past fe days VIC have been making large additions to our stock, among which may be found large iot of MerInoes, Alpr rccas, Wool and Half Wool DeLaines, Poplins, G'nghnms. Back and Fancy Silks, DeBerges, M Merunack of Shawls, Flannels of sll kipds and colors, bieached nd brown Cpitnns, q large lot of Dress Trimmings and Hosiery. Also, a large l"t of ready-made C'o;hing of all descriptions. from n pair of Overalls to splendid Overcoai; Boots and Shoes, an endless variety from 25 cents per pairupwar rds; all descrip piioas ot Hats and Caps, &c ,tsc. which will be sold al low aics to those having Ire cash. And lei il be understood thai we do not wish for more of those aged accounts which some customers choose to make. Also, one word of advice to those who shon'd have paid Us long since: i, will be well for you n call at The "captain's office" soon, or ihrrr will be trouble. ALEORD & BROTHER.
 Wolcottville, Oct. 30 h, lGs4.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-15

THvIfE Judge of the Court of Probate for A the Distric, of Litclfield has limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of the estate of EXPERIENCE WEB STER, late of Goshen in said district, deceased, represented insoivent. in which 10 exhibit their claims thereto; and has appointed Messrs. sloners 10 receive and examine said claims.
 Certified by CHARLES ADAMS, Judge. The subscribers give notice that they shall mee, at the Store of Mics 6 Gray in said Goshen on rhe s~cond Monday m April and the second Monday in August, 1855 al o'clock in the afternoon on each of said days, for the pur- pose of attending he business oi said appoint. ment.
 HENRY NORTON. Commits
 WATTS H BROOKS. ] sioners. Rr All persons indeb'ed 10 sad estate are requested ,o make immediate paymentto 42 JOSEPH GAYLORD, Administrator
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-15
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 Y JUST PUBLJs II D: s<ss1 New Discovery fa Mediciar A few words on the rational ,rra men, -:ithou' medicine. of Speru1a' 'orrhsn or lacnl weakness nervous debility, iowrp riis, lassiimds, wea kness nf .hr limbs and back indisp 'sition and incs7a- city E'r study and labor, dullness "f apprehension loss of memory, aversion 10 society. love of sul- tuse, iiinidny. sedisrn.t, dizziness. he ndnc he. involuntary discharges. psins in the side, affec- ,Ios of the ey... p'mplts on the fsce sexual nd other infirmfies m man.
 FRoz rHx FRENCH OF DR B. DE LayEv.-The important fact that these alarming comp 'sinrs may easily be removed without medicine, is, in ih,s smul: tract clearly demonstrated ; and the entirely new and highly successful irea imen' ,as adopted by ihe Author iu'iy.e explained, by means of which every cne is cnnblei to cure himself pc rife cily, and at tho least ssibe cost, avoiding thereby all the advertised nnsirnms oi the day.
 Sent 10 any address, gratis. and post free in sea,ed cnveope, bv remiitinz [posf p.idl two pss,age stamps 10 DR. B. DE LANEY, No. l7 Lspenard street, New York. 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-15
Hsw tho Warm Wcather and A Tight Money Market
 Drires fhe Boston Iradcrs 10 SacTifice.their Goods!
De sare Gad get ~ ES ~ - - IT @

De Sarc and get A ~ HE - eS TT IT - .. At tae fo:loaring low Prices, uis: Al oa.-GooD PASrs, of various fabrics. sa a1-a.-cAssfNsRE, DossKrN and BRoApcrorp PANTS, at this low price, tur few days, to reduce s.o:k.
 ss 3-4.-f'usroa aiaos DoEsxIs PAa-s- Canvas B uoms, and made of as gosd materials as the pants far wh oh you usually pay S5 i; closing sale ol Wintsr Clothing,
 ss to 5.-FAscy CAss.. DoEsgrS and CLOTH PANr~, of very desirable patterns, being al least 9 per cent less than tiie same are usually sold. Ss--A NICE AFFAIR FOR GzSrLEaAN.-Over Garments, custom t;ilLe-asuaily sold tar macii HiorS.
 sso to Es.-A FiSE CUsroM hArs OvsRcoAr or SACK, made from Draa, b.ae and Black r. O Cloth, Broad ,lcih and Beaver cloths fos this low price. Will guaranty that the same gai ments are sold al from SIS 10 so.
 sa 1-a.-FnR Ay OFF,cA cR BUSINESS CoAr, to close au' the .'ork.
 s to ta.-DREss AND FaocK CoATs. from Surerfinc Br.dcioth anu Dneskins. made up m good style and in faithful manner. All will be sold al lhese Cow prices, to close out stock.
 si to I-a.-VEsrs oi the lates, fashion, for these low prices
 8. 10 I-a.-FoR A NICE FANCY SATIN VesT. Also Black or Fancy Si k d. made up Tn the lates, styles. GENrLEMEN's 5 DRESSING GOWNS, very lowest prices.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-15

ACrsIous WILL.-One of tbs nest opulent of the Am.terdam capitalists died short time since, one Mynheer Van der B. He wss. du,ing bis Efe>,ime. very careful not to disclose to any one the amount of h's possessions. He would not even con6de in his notary. Thus. when . few years ago this worthy Dutehman --a Roman Oatholic-made his will. he resolved not so permit even Lis profess sional adviser to have any thing to do in it's composition. In the privacy of his own cabinet he made such division of his almost fabulous wealth as he deemed right. Tie documen:-Lis last will and testament-he placed in an envelope. sealed with his own signet, and trans ferred it to the archives of his notary, by whom land four witnesses. as the law requires) it was signed. registered. and duly legalized as the will of the person whose signature it bore. On Ii, dea.h- bed he communicated to certain of his friends the fact that one of the items of his will was 25o forins as a legacy for every Roman Catholic priest residing in Amsterdam. This was no grea. tax upon the good mans heirs. and the Mother Church requi:ed some proof of affection from her dying son. He died shortly after. and the will was opened. But the shrewdness of A Dutch capita;::s. had been deceived. The Roman Catholic priests 5 were mol mentioned in the document that word had, by some accident. escaped the writer's pen-sud givu md be- quealh to every Roman Calhf li; (p'ies,s, of eou,se. included) residing in Apnster- dam at the time of my dceease the sum Of 25o forias." or words 10 that effect. thrilled on the astonished ears of the late capi:a!i,!'s chili'en, as the notary read 10 them their fathers will. Legal proceedings have been instituted by the family to obtain a rule against the en- .forcsment of the will; but as the error cannot be proved. the w,i,er of it was never afflicted with an insanity, and his profits will far more than meet all the claims resulting from this singular ac,i dent. i. is no. probable the plaintiff. will obtain a verdict. Several claims. hear, have already been made. and i. will r.. ,quirs about i2 0o0.0o0 fo,irs to car. y out tho liberal conditions of the wiIl.- However. 40.ooO.0oo "r 5O,0oo, 1000. il 1s said. will still be lief. as consola,io, for this injured family.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-15
TWPOSITION!

rHROM the great superiority of Scotch Pebble E Spec,acles over Glass, peddlers are taking advantage ot The fact to palm of giass for the p-b5les al seemingly greatly reduced price..- Persons wishing 10 procure the p tbles had better beware "f pedd CTS who sell ihsn, cheap, as ihere is hut o'.e rriee for them, and Il Iss' difficult f,r inc perirnced ode ec the frand
 4. s. BALDWIN has purcha sed rhe exefnsire right ef selling "J Ackley's celebrated scotch Pebbles" in Litrhfeld, and :eps constantly on .iand fii assortment which he promises 10 sell 6: the m ,nug actuser's retail prices.
 Ssme of the reasons wherein the pe'bes are better than gisss They always preserve the temperature of stone, and are consequently cool and refreshing 10 ,he eye. Perfectly colorIess-- w hich is not the case win glass; and cannot easily be broken or scratched They preserse the eyesigai. and can be worn years without the necessity of change-s,sakl g it matter ci great economy as well as convenience.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-15
T, s, Arthur's Homs Magazine

rOMMENCES a new and enlarged series V with the Nm for January, 1855, and the advertiser furnishes the work by the single sub scrip,ion for eI 50 per annum, in advance.
 He also supplies rErERsoN's MAGAZINE and the NATIONAL MAGAZINE, tite latter published by the Mc,hodis, Book cnnrernl al si 50 each per ann."", all of the above are B Magazines. sALLous date Gisns"n ., MAGS rrcENr Picro. RIAL, a 8 paper, and cheap at that, he sends for $2 50 a year All other works al propor- uona,e reduction from regular prices. Every new Book advertised ar noticed in the papers will be sent, postage prepaid, on receipt of pub hshers' retail prices. Address
 WILLIAM PATTON, Bookseller, Sii0 Waterbury, Cnnn-
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-15
N0.ice,

PURSUANT to an order Of the court of Pruoa,e for t.ie District of Sharon, w,L be sold at public Auction 10 the highest bidder on the Eth day of March, 1855, at u'c ock, P.M., on tlie premises tunless p,evlousiy disp ,sed of II private saiel the foilnwng described real es- tate, belonging 10 Julia Ann Reed. luna,ie person belonging 10 said district, situated in rhe south part of Salisbury, and north part of Sha- ron. bsIng part of the place formerly owned by 3enjamin Reed, d"cca SC l. and n,w oc .uped by Edgar J. Rsed The first piece lies in the home stead containing eleven acres-:he second piece IS situated on Indian Mountain. being wood land, containing thirteen acres. Also, one-third of he dwelling house-also. the share belonging to said Julia Ann, of her honorei mothers dover, consisting of nne-tifth part of the sams. Terms made known on day of sale.
 ISRAEL CAMP.
 CJnservator of Julia Ann Reed. Sharon, Jan. 2i,h, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-15
DISTRICT OF WASHINGTON, ss.

PROBATE Couar. Feh. 7rh. 1855 { HESITATE of ALBERT GIBSON, late ol L Washington ID sad D strict. deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of Wash ineton hath limited and allowed six months frrm the du,e hereof for the creditors oi said estate, rrprss~ nted insolvent. in " lich To exhh, their claims thcreto-and has app inied Herman Rai d. win and Samuel Frsb,e commissioners To receive and examine said claims. Certified by
 IrHIEl. IIICKOX, Judge. The subscribers give notice tha, they shall nset nt the Hotel of William Parrish in said Washington on the tenth day of March and the seventh day oi Aagust. al nine o'clock in tho E,renonn. on ench of said days, for rhe purpose of attending on the business of said nppointme n,.
 HERMAN BALDWIN, Commis.
 SAMUEL FRisBlE. .:oners. All persons indebted to said Estate are re- ours sted to m#ke immediate payment to
 42 NATHANIEL GIBSON, Execu,or.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-15
TNVHE Judge of the Court of Probate fo

ENHE Judge of the Court of Probate for N the District of Lrcnfield has limited and a'l''wed six months from the date hereof for the creditors oi the estate of H ENR Y KIMBERLY -ia.e of Gos'.en in said District deceased, rep resented insolvent. in which to exhibit their claims thereto; and has appointed Messrs Joseph l. Gaylord and Henry Norton, of said Goshen. commissioners to receive and examine said elaine. Certified hv
 CHARLES ADAMS, Judge. The subscribers give notice that they shall meet al the late residence of said deceased m snid Goshen, on the fourth Monday in February and the ast Saturday in July, 1855 at o'clock Tn the afternoon, on each of sad days, for he purpose of attending on tho business of said appointment
 JOSEPH I. GAYLORD ! Commits
 HENRY NORTON, sioners. All persons indebted 10 said Estate arc re- quested to make ir,mediate pavmen, to
 SYLVIA KIMBERLY. Admins
 EDWARD kIMBERLY,} istrators.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-15

Al a Court of Probate holden ot Norfolk withia aad for the District of Norfolk, on the 27th day of January, 4. D. 1855
 Present. ". B. RrcE, Esq, Judge. nN motion of ERAsrus BURR, Adminisir "a tor " on the estate ol RALPH E. BURR, late ol Corte Madeira, California, deceased:
 This court doth decree that SIX E:onths from this lte b. allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims agains, the Same 10 said Erastus Rurr-and directs iha' public notice be given of this order by advertising in newspaper published in Litch6eld county and by posting copy thereof on the public sign- pos, m the town oi Norfolk
 Certified from Record
 4l4o ". B. RICE, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-15
Daytons' Mel0deons.
 S5,Ooo Worth on Hand! | rnnd Time fn Dupchaso

HSHE largest and best assortment of fhe latest U improved Melodeons they ever offered to the public consisting Of every dcscripion-bo;h in mslodecn and piano style.
 These instruments have been greatly improved in their external and internal appearance, tone and quickness of sound, ssc during few years past. Also, an improvement has been made on the stops of the large danble reed Instruments; they are now so arranged that the sound is per fectIy under he control af the performer and capable of being made very loud and heavy or soft. This instrument is designed for the church bu: is suitable for ihe parlor.
 All orders from those wishing to procure an instrument promptly executed.
 SL J. DAYTON.
 WolcottviIle, Feb 12:h, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-15
Di.l,ia et saase. .s Prssa.e cesrs. Ja..ary

District ef Sharon ss Prs5afe Court. January 27fh, 1855.
 HESITATE of ISRAEL COWLES, late of KL Sharon, in said District, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of Sharon hath limited and allowed s:x months from the date hereof fr The creditors of said es.ate repre- senied insolveni. in which 10 exhibit their claims thereto, and has appointed RIyron Harrison and Donald J. Warner. E>qs. Commissioners 10 re- eeeive and examine said claims.
 Certified hy E. S. SroDDARD, IT,. Judge.
 The subscribers give notice that ih,v shzll mee. al the house of iiarry Cowles, in said Sharon. on the 12sh day of March and on ihe 2d day of July next, at o'clock in the forenoon, on each of said days, for Ihe purpase of attending on tue business ai said appointment.
 klYRON HARRISON. Comr.is-
 DONALD J. WARNE ER, { sinners
 All persnns indebted 10 said estate are re- quested 10 make irnmedr .t- payment 10 fl HARRY COWLES, Administrator
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-15
Annual Stock helders, NIeelinr.

NOTICE is horcby given to the S,uck holders the annual meeting of said company will be holden st their office n the city of Bridsepor, on Wednesday, the 18th day of February, 4. D. 1885. at 2 o'clock ?. N. for the purp'se of elect ing hoard d Directors for the ensuing year end so do any other business proper 10 be done st said meeting. Transfer books will be closed from :hs 26,h February to the 2i March, both inclusive. IRA SHERMAN.
 Feb. 5sh, l855 Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-15
Fes'fss f0s' Sale.

TNNflE subscriber wishes to sell his Farm
 -A. situated in the town of Cornwall, con, ming IF l-2 acres of good lana well adapted to grain nr grass, well watersd and divided into suilable Its, aai has good supply oT timber and wood one dweIling-house. wood-hopse, arriage-house, hog-hnuse. and large barn also an orchard of choice fruit trees. A par, oi the purchase money may remain a time vii h good security, if desired. For further particulars enquire nf the subscriber in Warren. J. H. COMSTOCK.
 Warren, Dec 25, 1851. 35
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-15
Notice

" OfsCE PURSUANT 10 an order of the Cour, of E rrobale for the District ot Harlfard. | will sell at Public Auction on the 18th day of Feb ruary, 1855, al 10 o'clock in the forenoon tunless prevlously disposed of a, private sale,l on the premises in the town of Kent, in Litch- field c .nnfy, all the real and personal Estate of Joseph Kelly, late of Rocky It'll in said district of Hartford, deceased. subject to the widow right of dover therein. Said real cs,at is s,u- ated in East Kent, and consis's of a Dwelling House. Grist and Saw Mills. with fur acres nf land, with the privilege f,r bonding, &c. here toiore enjoyed. ROXY A. KELLY.
 Admin s,ra,rix. Rocky Hill, January 2oth, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-15
NEW YORK Fashionable Tailoring Establishment.

VEyHE undersigned would respectfully in- N form the inhabitants of Li,chfie!d and vii "iniiy tha, he has opened fashionable Tailor 5 Shop. in Lords Building, four doors west of the Mansion House, where he IS ready to cut and make up all kinds ot garments in his lne 10 suit those who may favor him with their pa tronage.
 Having had long experience as cutter III some of the best establishments in New York, he fatiers himself thar he will be able to sat- isiv his customers in any style Of eut fashion.
 Persons furnishing their own Goods can have them made and trimmed in the best and most fashonabie manner, and in the latest style, on ble terms.
 Boy's Clothing cut and made to order.
 ALI GARMENTS udrraated fo n.
 /, JOHN TAFF.
 Li,chfield, Jan. l. 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-15
a O A R D

HAVING disposed of my entire stock of III Goods to N. & E. A. BERRY. will take th,s opportunity to say ,o all my friends who have so hberally patronized this esta biishment that have the utmos, confidence my successors will keep up the reputation of the stand. One of tho partners having made Arrangements to remain permanently in New York, their tacil- i,ies ior ge ting Goods at low prices will be much better than any other establishment in the County. Ky the lst March they wal he pleased io show you . splendid stock Goods -snd 1 would ask tor them continuance oi your trade.
 With many shanks ins your liberal patronage, remain, Respectfully Yours,
 Wolcopvills, Feb. lst. 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-15

Ala Court of Pro5ate holden at Salisbury, in and
 Jor the District Q Salisbury, on ihe 22d day
 0 Jdnnary, A. D 1855.
 Present JoHs c. MITCHELL. Judge. EHE Trustee of the Estate of THOMAS -A MORGAN of Salisbury in said District, an assigning drbio.-having represented said Estate ms"isent, and having given notice in compliance with the order of said Court 10 all concerned in su,d Estate to appear before said Court the present day at l o'clock P. M at the probate oihcs in sad district, 10 he heard rela- i've 10 the appointment of commissioners on said estate; and ID one appearing but said Trustee: Ihis cour, doth thsrefore appoint DONALD J. WARNER and JAMES ENSIGN Esqs of said Salis- bury, Iudicious and d,sinteres,ed persons, com missioners on said estate-,o receive, examine and adjust the claims uf the creditors of said estate. And said court doth decree that six months from this date be allowed nd limited the creditors of sad estate to exhibit their claims 10 saio conrnlssioners-wh ho will meet on the busi- ness of their said appointment al the dwelling house ot C. Roreback at Lime Rock, iu said Salisbury. on the second Tucsdnys of March nd July next, al 10 o'clock forenoon, on each of sad days. A nd said cn,,,t d.rae,a ia Tra..se 10 cause this order 10 be puhll he'd in two papers printed in lichield, in Liichfeid county, for one month, and 10 pu, like copy thereof on a public sign-post Tn sad town of Salisbury nearest the place wner. said assigning debtor now re- sIdes, and he will also within one week from this date leave like copy of the same with Calvin Butter of Cornwall, Ct. or at his usual place of mode.
 Certified from Record:
 70 JOHN C. MITCHELL, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-15
EAe Safe.

YHfIE residence of WILLIAM ScovILLE, better ' known us the Ward Place, situated one fourth of mile west of the courthouse. IL consists of a dwelling. house. barn. wood house and other nu,huiIdings, and contains q never failing we'll of water and n large cistern.- Attached thereto is abou, four acres of land in q high state of cultivation. Mitn fruit trees of almost every description, which in their season yield in great abundance. For further paricu- lars enquire of the subscriber, an the premises.
 WILLIAM SCOVILLE
 Iitchfsld, Jan. Both, 1855. 70
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-15
Earu, for Sale!

SITUATED in the town of Warren, lately S owned aud occupied by Asahel Wedge. one carrias se-honse' one w,,od-honse two harms two ou'-oarns; s92 a.res, well-pruperlioncd for blow, mead"w, pasture and wood land-well wa!ered Tor Stock; also, an orchard of choice tFnI, trees: Terms of purchase easy. ;
 For parucniars enquire of VIM B. GREEN New M'lfnrd, or E. Nj. KELLOGG, Esq, near the premises.
 Warren, Nov. 1ith. 1854. S.s,f29
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-15

District ef Wa'er,orn ss Probate Court, December z6Lh, 1854.
 TSrArE Of Jouy H. SHELTON. of Wa'er- l1 town in said Dis'r,e,. an assgning deh'ar. The cour, of prub .ie f.r ,lie district of Wa,e,- tnwn hath limited and allowed three mnntts from the date hereof for the eii'ors nf said Estate, represented insoiveni, in which to ex- hihit their claims thereto; and has ap rintrd Ru.sel :. Beers and David WeIton, E-qs, cos:- missinnrrs To receive and ex,Tine said claims. Ceuifiei by LEHMAN ". CUTLER, Judge. The subscribers give notice that they sha Il meet si the dwelling house of Russei s. Beers, in said Wa'ertown. on the first Monday m Feb rua:y, and on the 26ih day of March, AT. 1855. al oclock in the afternoon. rn each of said days for the purpose ot attending on the business oi said appointment.
 RussEL s. BEERS. Commis-
 DAv.p MELTON, { sioners- All persnns indebted to said estate are re- cuessed to make immediate payment to
 WILLIAM B. HoTcHxDs. Tiusise.