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ANOTHER +" INTERNAL MACHINE "
CASE AT CINc1NNATI.-A diabolical at
tempt was made on Monday evening to
destroy the family of Mr.. Cyrus Swis-
helm. at Cincinnati, the particulars of
which the Enquirer gives:-
"On the evening. in question Mr..
Swishelm and family, cousis:il g of five
persons, were seated around the fire,
when a huge ball decended the chimney.
and, bouncing into the fire, rolled in a
bright blaze into the middle of the Tor.
1t was made of cotton saturated with
turpentine, and, during its brief contact
with the fire, had become ignited.-
Luckily, a pail of water was standing
near, and Mr.. Swishelm, catching the
burning ball in his hand, instantly i'm
mersed it in the water and extinguished
it. Upon opening the ball, it was
found to be filed with ~gunpowder and
slugs, and fortunate indeed was it for
Mr.. Swishelm and his family that the
water was near, as otherwise he says he
should have hurled it in the fire, in
which case, in all probability, it would
have been our painful province to have
recorded another event as horrible in its
details as that which TRANSFERRED at the
Marine Hospital.
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"These figures show a very surprising
increase in the commitments for drunk
enness. The editor of the Courant in
forms us that he found a number of in
toxicated boys in a Sabboth school last
Sunday This is an extraordinary state
Of things. It is unusual, and the result
belongs to the Maine Law, which makes
a store-house for liquor of every engine
house; carries demijohns and kegs into
hundreds of club-rooms-into closets
and upon side-boards, where such things
were not seer before the passage of this
extraordinary law. At these places
drunkards are more likely TO be made
We see the result in Jail records-in the
increase of drunkenness, as seen in the
streets and other places, and finally in
Sabbath schools. We feel assured that
there has been more drunkenness in
Hartford, and probably in other places,
since the passage of the Law, than dur.
ing any previous Eve months for years."
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The State ofOhio, for The State CT Ohio for
use of Fund Commits use of the Fund Com
sioners of Richland missioners of Finland
County, Ohio. County, Ohio.
William Taylor. John W.. Freeman.
ID virtue of two writs of Execution duly
ID issued, one in each of the above eases
County, Ohio, to me directed, ! will expose 10
Public Sale at the door of the Court House IN
Ashland County, Ohio, on
Monday, the I2th day Of Mareh,
AID, 1855, between the hours of ten O'Clock
A NJ. and four O'Clock, p. M of said days the
following described Real Estate, situate m the
County OF Ashland and State of Ohio, 10 VII;
Being a part of The south-west quarter OF sec
ton number twenty-five, in Township twenty
three, and of Range No. sixteen, and bounded
as follows, to wit commencing on the Inc
on the south side,of the Creek, thence north
thirty-eight rods and twenty-five links, thence
east ninety-four rods, thence south sixtytde
grees west, eight and n half rods, thence south
three degrees west fourteen rods, thence south
nine degrees west four rods, thence south forty
eight degrees, west sixteen roads, thence
south twenty-six degrees, west fourteen rods,
thence south sixty four degrees, ,weststweutY=
one and a half rods, thence south eighty-ln1E
degrees, west eighty rods, thence north tweh>
ty-seven degrees, west ~fourteeu rods, thenua
north scventy>eight degrees, west thirty -fonr
rods, TO the place of beginning, containing
nineteen acres more or less, saving and ex-
cepting one acre heretofore sold to Philip
Fluke, off of the north end of the above de-
scribed tract of Land; to be sold as the prop
John M. Freeman, appraised at four hundfed
J. D.. JONES, sheriff.
Jan. 81, 1855. n2~6tspfs5,5o
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SMALL NoTEs.zIn England the small
est paper money circulation they have
is the five pound note, equivalent to
about twenty-five dollars. In France
the smallest is equal to forty dollars in
federal money. Such thing as small
bills is not known to either of these
governments. In our country some
people are thrown into spasms if you talk
about prohibiting from circulation small
bills. And yet, if this was done, would
not the wages of the day laborer be more
uniform and steady, the farmer find a
better safeguard, the business man more
security and steadiness in the currency
he must employ, and would not banking,
by giving it more of a commercial char
acter, become more honorable, and there
be less temptation for dishonesty
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Dismissal of Lieutenant Hunter from
the Navy.

1t is stated that the Secretary of the
Navy has stricken the name of Lieuten-
ant Hunter from the Navy, for coming
home with his vessel, the Bain5ridge,
against the consent of the Commodore
of the Brazil station. The defense OF
Hunter is as rollows, in a letter which
he has issued to the American people.
He says:
Circumstances in a high degree in
volving the honor of our flag have &C.
Cured near the station to which / have
been attached. No helping hand has
been given to our unfor tunate country
men. Exposed to the wrath of a tyrant,
they have been driven from Paraguay,
their property has been confiscated, and
their flag, so proud because-it waves as
q banner for the oppressed of every land
who chose to come under its folds, has
been, by orders of a petty tyrant, haul
ed down and trampled under foot.
"I could not help our countrymen,
because 1 was not permitted to go there
with my command. was SEN away
sohere difficulties had not occurred, al
though the American Consul at Buenos
Ayres expressed his wonder at my alb
sence from the difficulty, as though my
inaction had been a voluntary one.
"Vessels of war are abroad for the
sole purpose of protecting the lives,
property and rights of our citizens
When I found that my request to go to
Paragua were refused by the command
er-in-chief of the Brazil squadron when
one month later he had direct and au-
thentic information from Lieut.. Moore,
of the Navy, of the actual condition of
affairs in Paraguay, and the mean to
send me orders again at hand when 1
saw that the fear of responsibility made
the commander-in-chi yet decline send
ing me where a vessel of war was so
much needed, 1 no longer hesitated, but
brought back my command to the Uni
ted States, rather to iDgloriously rot in
the mud than ingloriously sail upon the
ocean,"
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ID r II s.


Died, ..At her residence in lie, on the
10th January, Mrs. NANCY wife OF Mr.. WINFIELD
scoTr. in the s2d year OF her age. leaving a dis
consulate husband and two infant children to
mourn their irrepsrable loss.
NMrs. Scorr, was a kind and devoted wife,
an afsctionate mother, a generous friend. and
beloved by all who knew her; but she has pas ed
away, leaving with those she loved an unfolding
remembrance of her virtues, and a sorrow that
God alone can heal;at peace with the world, her
self, and her Creator.
The great Jehovah hath called her,
From sorrows darkest night
To read the great mystery,
In realms of living light. E.
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EThe bitterness of the London
Times on Lord RAGLAN, and the man.
agement of the allied forces in the Cri-
mea, is accounted for, the Boston Cron-
icle thinks, by the fact that the war cor
respondent of the Times was expelled
from the camp on account of alleged
misrepresentation made in his letters.
This correspondent-Mr. RUssELL-is
believed to be the author of the severe
editorials of the Times against the gov
eminent and the head of the army.
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n wEArmER.

Just now, all are enjoying the excel
lent sleighing. Horses, old and young,
are "going it" while they can. Fast
horses and fast young men, are off
at the rate of 2.4O on the Snow Sleigh
ing parties are at a discount, there hav-
ing been a triAe too much of the "good
thing
Speaking of sleighing reminds us of
that grand sleigh ride to the Eternal
City, !" and of the rare accommodations
60 be had at the Rome Inn, kept by Mr..
FoULK. The "beauty and chivalry :"
of Ashland were gathered there, ana had
a very brilliant Alphabetically the best
of the season.
-" 'Twers a long tale % tell
: OF the dancers, and dresses, and who was the
bellies
But each was SO happy, and all were SO fair,
That night stole away, and the dawn caught
them there.
We made up our mind as to who was
0Ee Bell of the gay company, but shall
not pa~rticularize. All enjoyed it well
except the maiden lady who ~enquired
+" who is 0LLAPoD, JR. ?" This, to-
gether with the Orchestra, "made Rome
holcz . and threatened her with another
/" Immaculate conception " when the rid
die is solyed-.ewho is 0LLAPoD, JR. ?"
ITEM.-It is "mooted round " by one
of the gentlemen, that there was quite a
flow of Wit and poetry came from the
red lips and black eyes in the front end
of the twenty passenger sleigh. He is
willing to bet on i'll
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BOLD ATTEMPT TO ExroRr MONEY.
Boston January %, 1854 singu-
lar and daring attempt was made yester-
day afternoon to extort money from Mr..
Enoch Train, at his residence in Dor
chester. The perpetrator, known as a
writer for weekly papers and cheap Pc
riodicals, called on Mr.. Train, who was
confined to his room by indisposition,
and drawing a large knife, said, :" have
come to you for money, aud must have
it." Mr.. Train managed to escape from
the room, and gave the intruder into the
hands of the servants, who, after a severe
resistance, handed him oyer to the po-
lice. He was taken before Justice SAT-
ford, and committed in default of bail
for $4,000. He recently started q
Known othing paper in New York,
which soon died, and had borrowed
$500 from Mr.. Train for the purpos of
carrying it on.
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* Among the obituatry notices in
the English papers is that of Lieut.. Gen.
James Robertson Arnold, second son of
Benidict Arnold, the traitor, by his wife,
daughter of Chief Justice Shipper, of
Pennsylvania. Deceaced was a distin-
guished officer of engineers, and made
himself considerable reputation for cOur
age and military skill. Though he in
herited the name and blood of the ba-
sest traitor known to history, his own
acts have never been impugned.
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A GOVERNOR IN learn
from the st. Pauls EinniSotian of the
10th inst, that a man by the name of
COLLINS, an auctioneer of st. Pauls,
called on Governor MORGAN, of MINES
ota, upon business, in the ourse of
which an alteration ensued between
them, which was ended by the Cover
nor knocking COLLINS down. The affair
was to be judicially investigated before
a Justice of the Peace.
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E Honolulu dates to the 9th of
Dec. states that the Hawaiian govern
ment has issued a proclamation to stop
a threatened flibustering invasion. The
representatives of the United States,
England and France, have offered
prompt assistance to put down the fill
busters. The annexation treaty is
signed, it is said, aud awaits consumma-
ton with the authorities at Washington.
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SCHUYLER, THE RALRoAp RoBBER-
Hrs wHEREABoUTs.-The Jersey City
Telegraph says that there is no doubt
that Boz SCHUYLER is and has been seen
since he absconded in the town of Ber-
gen, Passaic County. So ends the hum,
bug story started by his friends, in or
der to throw the police off the scent, that
he was about to purchase a palace OF
the river Rhine in Europe.
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(For the Ashland Union)
IS ASHLAND COUNTY PHIL.HAR.
MONIC SOCIETY.o

At a meeting of the Ashland Coun-
ty Philharmonic Society,"" held in the
town of Ashland, on Wednesday, jan
uary 31st. Mr.. GEORGE PH1LPoT be-
ing chosen Chairman protein, aud w.
H. H. Porter, Secretary. A Consti-
tuition was adopted, and in accordance
with its provisions the Society proceed
ed to elect officers for the ensuing year,
which resulted as follows, to wit
George Philpot, of Sullivan, Presi-
ident; Z. t. Drayton, of Polk, Vice
President W. Fl. Fl. Potter, of Ash
land, Secretary ; G.. II. Topping, Of
Ashland, Treasurer DIR. L. L, Crane,
of Ashland, ohorister.
There being no other business before
the Society, the remainer of the after
noon was occupied in Vocal Exercises.
On motion adjourned to meet at Z
o'alock this evening.
Society met at 7 o'clock, pursuant tc
adjournment, when on motion
RESOLVED, That the = Hallelujah" be
adopted for the use of this Society.
After spending some time in Vocal
Exercises, on motion
ReSolUcd, That the proceedings of this
meeting be published in each of the
County papers.
On motion, adjourned to meet in this
place on Thursday, Feb. Is, at II
o'clock A. NJ.
W. h. H. POTTER, Sec'y.
N. B. All lovers of music through.
out the County, are respectfully invited
IN attand
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FEMALE TEACHERS o THE WEsT.-
Governor Slado has issued a circular
stating that his seventeenth class OF
teachers to be sent to the West, under
the charge of the Board of National
Popular Education, will assemble at
Hartford on the 23d of March next, and
leave for the West on the 28th of April.
The Board have sent out to the West,
altogether, 394 female teachers.
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* The Catholic Almanac for 1855
gives the following statistics of the Ro-
man Catholic Church in the United
States: There are 7 Archbishops %
Bishops; 2 Wears Apostolic; l,704
Priests, and 1924 Churches, showing
the increase the past year to have been
2 Bishops; 100 Priests, and liz Church
es. There are also 69s Missionary Sta
lions; % Colleges; III Female Acad-
emies, and 81 Theological Seminaries
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NOTICES.

IL For Bronchitis, Throat Diseases, Hacking
Cough, and the effects of imprudent use Of Mercury.
no medicine has ever been discovered which has
effected such cures as Carter's Spanish Mixture.
Throat diseases produced by salvation, Hacking
Cough, Bronchial Affections. Liver Disease, Neu-
Ialgia and Rheumatism, have all been relieved and
cured in a wonderful manner, by the great purifier
of the blood, Carriers Spanish Mixture.
The case IF L. H. Ramsey alone should satisfy
any who doubt. Call on the Agent and procure
9 pamphlet containing cures. which will astound
you.
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POPULATION OF PENNsYLvANIA.-Ac-
cording to the annual report of the Au-
ditor General, the number of taxable in
habitants in Pennsylvania is 558,236.-
Taking the ratio of 81 of the popula.
tion to every taxable, the aggregate
number of persons in the State would
thus be 3,O7o,29s. This, if correct
estimate, shows an increase in the last
Eve years.
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New Patients TO CMcNNATIANs.-
Among the last patents granted at Wash,
ington we notice the following:
Designs.-Martin H.. Crane, of Gin.
c%innati, Ohio, assignor to Crane, Breed
s. Co., of same place, for design for me
tallic collins.
Conrad Harris and Paul W. Zeiner,
of Cincinnati, Ohio, for design for coal.
stoves.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Poag CapIes & Co., ass
VS.. fEa
Nicholas Perine, @
alias Fl. Fa.ys. Deft
DURSUASr to the Command OF an Execution
1 issued in the nbove Case from the Court OF
Common Pleas of Ashland County, Ohio, to me
directed. will expose to Public Sale. at the prem
ises OF Nicholas Perine, IN Township OF Rugles in
Ashland county and State Of Ohio, on
Saturday, 18th day Of February,
A. D., 1855, between the hours of ten O'Clock, A. N.
and four O'Clock, p. M. of said day, the following
described goods and chattels to wit :-four three
year old Steers, and Two three year old Refers. a.
the property Of Nicholas Perine. Terms OF Sale
Cash. J.. D. JONES. Sheriff.
Feb. 9TH, 1855. 37tspfss,75
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Gbe Mlarkets,
CLEVELAND MARKET.

CLEVELAND, 90. q.
FLouR-Firm, sale of $50 bbls goods south
ern Ohio superfne at 1925, extras sell in small
lots at Sag so to $40, retail at 25c per BIB
aided to the above quotations.
~WHEAr-Demund good at 81 80 for mixed,
with sale of one car load, 81 80 for white and
sI,s5 for Mediterranean, receipts light, and
but little in market.
Corn-scarce, and but very little in market.
worth 67a70c aaoat. from cars no Transitions.
PorAToEs-Scarce, held at las, retail in
small quantity at so.
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EEH Henry Ward Beecher, a distin-
guished Presbyterian preacher of New
York city, says that an honest man in
side ola Known thing lodge has "the
peculiar advantage that flies have in a
spiders web; the privilege of losing their
legs, of buzzing without flying, and be-
ing eaten at leisure by Big-6eHied spa
Ldera."
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CHRISTIAN JEws.-The number OF
Christian Jews in the world is estimated
by one of their number at $4,000, OF
whom, he says, several hundred are in
the United States, many of them occu-
pyinig highly respectable positions as
merchants, elergymen, and physicians.
A convention of Christian jews is to be
held in New York next May.
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GALL THINGS To ALL MEN."-We
call the especial attention of our read
ers to the following:
aThe Baltimore Patriot says that BY
/. modification of its rules, Catholics,
native-born, are admitted into the Know
Nothing order In Baltimore"
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

William Stevens,
rs.
Adam Krenerick, "a" AS"'1"N oV"'"s
Vendi vs.. Delft.
DURSUANT to the command of an ekeeu-
Il tioLduly issued in the above case from
the Court ofCommon Pleas of Ashland coanty,
and State ofOhio, to me directed, will expose
to Public Sale at the door of the Court House
in said county, on s. m0cT
Monday, the l2t6 day Of March
A-D., 1855, betwsenithe hours Of ter Ao,efoek
Am. and four O'Clock P. NJ, OF said days thu
following described Real Estate, situate in the
County Of Ashland and State OF Ohio. Lot
number sixty-two, and the one Undivided half
OF lot number AZ aud A in the town of Lon
donville, in said County as the propertyFee
Adam krenerick. Appraised as follows. 10
wit: Lot Rumber 62 at $3.50, and the undivi.
dea half OF lots number 43 and A at Sa00-
Total, 1850. Terms OF Sale-Cash.
JOHN p. JONES, Sheriff.
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REPEAL!REPEALu

Let the 1atcApord Of the people be, Repeal When
men become SO infatuated with power, either in
possession or expectancy. as to run OFF alter every
new Dogma, and at the bidding Of their imperial
masters. pass laws in direct violation ofthe plain
est principles of our republican institutions, 1t be-
comes the Vox Populi to rise their might, with
out distinction ofparty, and compel our servantsto
repeal those obnoxious portions of our laws that
strike at the root OF our Independence. So. also
physically when men run off after every new
tangled nostrum opened to the public. They not
only cDdanger their own, but the lives of their
families and friends. 1t is therefore w tn pleasure
we again recommend to the afflicted the use of
MCALIsrER's ALL-HEALIN0 OINTMENT, an old and
well-tried. remedy, and almost certain cure for
Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Weayels. Scald Head, Ague in
the breast, 0orns, Spinal Affections, Feyers. and
all Febrile diseases, too numerous to m ention-
That by restoring the insensible perspi-ation, iten
ahles the system to throw OF all the old worn out
health. For sale by J. B. F. sampseI & CO.. and R.
r. Chnbb G. CO., Ashland J. McCrory, Miffin : T
w. Coulter. Perrysyillei DE. Stockmsn, Loudon-
Co. Hayesvillei Hagerman and Buchanan, Hayes
vile; Coulter and Goodwin, Lafayette; w. Spen-
Ger & CO., Albion; ]. J. Wright, Sullivan: Michael
kriege. Orange H. S. See & CO., Savannah Z. F..
Bealy, Troy. lynn
A Wonderful Discovery has recently been made
by DR.. Curtis, OF this city, in the treatment of con.
sumption, asthma, and all disc asses of the lungs
gean Vapor and cherry syrup" Within this new
method the DR.. has restored many afflicted ones to
perfect health 2s an evidence Of which he has
innumerable certificates. Speaking Of the treat.
ment a physician remarks:-lt is evident that in
Enthusiastically breathing an agreeable. healing
vapor, the medicinal properties must come in di
rect contract with the whole of the arial cavity
of the lungs, and thus escape the many and varied
changes produced upon them when ntr oduced in
to the tomaeh. and subject to the process OF di.
gists throughout the country y D.teIment
See advertisement of Medicated Inheiation in
esnotasr column Of This PsPeF. Iya
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NEW YORK MABkET.

NEW HORh MABhEI.
NEW YoRK, Feb. 5.
FLouR-Is a shade 6rmer; better export
demand; sales 2soobbi s ,s7as5O for statei eae,-
80 for Ohio, Mich, Ind. and Wis; Canadian
unchanged.
Wheat firm; sales 5000 Blu 2.s5.
Corn better; sales q, 900 Blu ,o4 for western
mixed in store /; l ,o5al ,o5E for southern white
and yellow.
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Administrator,s Notice.

NOTICE ia hereby given. that the undersigned
IN has been duly appointed aud qualified as Ad'
ministrator OF the Estate of Elizabeth thinner
man, deceased, late Of Montgomery township, Ash.
land county Ohio, PEfER
Feb. 9TH, 1855. 3w31A
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Il The increase of population in
California this year has been about fifty
thousand. This, the San Francisco
Herald says, will neYer do,
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Peter BoWmanS- Fe1-1

Peter Bownanss Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersienaa
mas been apPoiHted and Qualified as Exeer{6r
on the Estate of Peter Bowman iata OF A1hIrrS
county, deceased. Dated at Asbland fhss 1oth df1
OF Jenaary le9S.p 1kFERHEEaN6lE
'en' ~ less.+-sNH Ito re EfsslssAs
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PROBATE N0TI0E

4bODAlE
'THE following Executors, Adminfstratofg and
4 Guardians, having filed their accounts In the
ttooate Court OF Ashland county, they are ordered
weeks.
Inc Flnal Account OF John Ecker, Administrator
OF Catharfne Dixon, deed.
Inc mat account of John r Peck Adminiafra.
tor OF Urban @. Peck, decd.
Inc maj aecountoi John Charles. -Administra-
tor OF Henry Balm, deed.
The hnal account OF John @. Wright, Adminietra.
tor OF Joseph Wright, decd.
The hnal account OF 4. lngmand, Adm,r OF Mary
J. Warner, deed.
The final account Of David Coon, Administrator
of Joseph Jumper, decd.
The hnal account of Joseph Coleman, Admir- 0f
John Casseu, decd.
The hnal aoc cunt OF Luke Seiby, admir- OF iona.
than HaZlett, decd.
The final account of E. Cloudy, Executor or vii.
liam Goudy. decd.
The final account OF Harriet Slohaker, Admir- OF
John A. Slonaker, decd.
The partial account Of John Jac0bp, Adm'r OF
George Fast, decd
The Cd partial acct Of John Van Nest, ADMIR- Of
Michael Row. decd.
and the same Will be for hearing a. the March term
Of said Probate Court next to be holden.
AL. CURTIS, Probate Judge.
Feb. 18th, 1855. sw57s