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By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
ALE OYVaIUaRUE t,ypu nrEU

~ erty on North ii, between 4th and 5th
streets west, ut Auction.-On FRIDAY TIE
30th ms ant, l shall sell, at O'Clock D. m. . In
font Of the premises, all of Lot No In square
No. 5l7, having front on North Ii, between 4th
and 5th streets west, Of 30 feet inches rum inc
through 10 and fronting so feet on Massachusetts
avenuc-tbe average depth Of Lot from street TO
avenue is 139 feet 81 incbes-with the improve.
m6nts, which are a good three-story frame house,
containing eight conveniently arranged rooms
and passage; also, a good storeroom with four
rooms attached, adjoining the dwelling, with
large stable, carriage, and wood house fronting
on the avenue.
The above described property is handsomely
located in the most rapidly improving part Of the
city, and presents many inducements to persons
wishing TO make good investment.
Terms: One third cash balance In 6, IL and Is
months, the purchasert to give notes for the defer
red payments, bearing interest from day Of sale;
deed given and a deed Of trust taken
m l6-eoadS a. GREEN, Auctionecr
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II The vices Of some men cause the virtues
OF others; as corruption is the parent of fer
tility.
bA wise man will desire no more than
what he may get justly, use s0berly, distrib-
ute cheerfully, and live upon contentedly.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
Il ture at Auetion.-On TUESDAY, the
both instant, / shall cell, at the residence OF a
gentleman declining housekeeping, No. 4s6, corner
Of 10th and streets north, at 10 O'Clock a. m 4,
an excellent assortment Of Furniture, viz:
Fine mahogany Lounges and Divans
Do parlOr and rocking Chairs
DO marble-top centre and sofa Tables
DO dining and breakfast Tables
Do dressing and other Bureaus
Bedsteads, Mattresses, and WaTdrobes
Brussels and other Carpets, Washstands
Fine passage Oilcloth, HatTack
China, glass, and crockery Ware and Looking
Glasses
Cooking and other Stoves
With a lot Of kitchen requisites
With many other articles which we deem unnec-
eSsary to enumerate.
Terms Under S2S, cash over SOS, q credit of
thirty and sixty days, for notes satisfactorily en-
dorscd, bearing interest. A. GREEN,
IN 1i-d Auctioneef
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u Fever and Ague-An InfallibIe Cure.

the world 70 produce nedcin. which does nat
Canine Bark Arsenic, Mercury any noxous or
10 cure this annoying DISEASE effect
uay as Carriers spanish Mixture while IL contains none
OF the above named dangerous articles yet n possesses
power In relieving and curins Fever Agus which
be approached By Of them separately 10 Combination
IL acts specifically on the LIVER puraes the opens
pores OF the SKIM and assists nature TO
tenn the seeds OF disease what 10 bad remains
the Mineral Drugs which clog and nnay destroy the
stitutiDn. " WIZ
see the cure Of Mr. Longdon Of Virginia He ChiIs
twice day for three nothing would relieve until
he tried Carriers Spanish Mixture
ssse s.Sce. myI-lm
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, May I6-Flour is firm and In
brisk demand. Prices are unchanged. How
ard street, City Mills and Ohio, Sc
Grain. Receipts are large. Wheat-Good
qualities are in brisk demand; good to prime
red 81 35aSl.4 AZ; good to prime whites 81 55a
81 90. Corn is dull; white 43a46c yellow 50
a52c.
Provisions are frU. Bacon-Shoulders sa
aStc; sides 9!a9ic.; mess pork SI9. Bar
relied lard IO3; keg lard II!c
Whisky is quiet; City whisky 26!a27c.
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Iot De drsh wants all sufferers from the IN
Sehsht MeAther lately, 10 call and procure bOts HIS
SO. and 81 per bottle. -
De Grath feels to be his duty 10 himself and 10
tue pooc 10 state explicitly that article offered for
Dy Mrs Anna 4 Smith, called snts Doctor
smith A. T. Smith, Chemist &C. 4c is not "De GratHs
Mrs Smiths pretensions kno edge Of the n,s,.r
tons Of this eelebIstsd remedy arises her
with Mr. GAluta b. Smith, formerly engaged with PCT NJ
Grsth in keeping the books and oT n.
Co bat never instr uced In the of The
cine Tie parties have neither the right the abiIt
make De Grshs Electric on and imitation OF a. cn
produce the wonderful effects Of the original as n.
Profess De Grsth himself his old knovn sstsp
Hshment No - south Eighth street. below Chestnut Pb
delphiA. i'
e. Druggists will address their orders to him .Iop.
Sold by all Druggists, and By CHAs srOTT co. Agent,
Washington. m iat,
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III Coats, Pants, and Vests,

NOAH WALKER co, MARsLs HALL CLOTHING EXPO
iUE Browns hotel Buildng respectfully announce that
.nsir annual display OF SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING
y Dow ready Tor Inspection, comprising assortment of
oksrLshEs AND foUTHs CLOTHING nd ric
ess desgAs In material, trimming, and workmanship To
tnoSe VINO SHADY exoalleDcs with economy
ees or dress opportunity for selecting
from one OF the most attractive stock goods in this
&C very reduced prices. sna,T'
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A SUMNER OPENING.

MISs WALLACE RESPECTFULLY IN
ISl forms the public that she will have an A.
opening OF her summer stock Of very ele- al
CANT and fashionable Paris and New York 49,
BONNErS AND ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS
on Saturday rext, the 18th instant, at her Store
over Wallis Shoe store, on Louisiana avenue, be-
tween eth and Sth streets. AS her display on this
occasion Will be superior for taste, elegance va
riety, and cheapness 10 any thing OF the kind
heretofore attempted in Washington, she conf
IDENTIFY invites all the ladies TO give her a call.
10 l3-TWF-3t
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~ Hestett.r's Bitters-Hes,.,t.y, Ri,.

fERs-Hsve the Dyspepsia take Hostetters Bitters
Have you Flatulency, take Hoststter's Bitters
Are you Costiye, take Hosiettsr's Bitters.
hsVe you Indigestion, take Hoststter's Bitters
Have you lost ycur Appetite, take HOssttrs Bittrs
Have you Ague and fever, take Hostetters B!tters
are you well aud want 20 keep take H0stette Bttes
You can buy By the bottle Dozen or gross of the Age
for Washington at the Drug Store Of and eth Sta
u lo-IW JAMES N CALLAE
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MARRIED.,

On the 18th instant, by the Rev Byron Sum
derland, d. D., WIN. b DONALDSON to ARA
BELLA A, daughter Of the iate John h Wade.
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI.
II ture, Spring Market Wagon, &c, Mt
AuGuom'IOn SATURDAY, the 18th instant.
shall sell, In front Of nv store. NJ o o,cIccL =, =
large and excellent assortment Of Furniture.
one hne steel spring Wagon, Northern built.
suitable for butchers, feed dealers, or gardener.
Also st n n,cIonL -,
Holland Gin. MUG
dozen Cognac Brandy.
Terms cash. A GREEN
m 16-d An.tan'
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NARSHAL'S SALE.-iN VIRTUE OF
w two writs Of Fieri Facias issued from the
Clerks Office Of the Dist let Of Columbis for the
county Of Washington, and to me directed shall
Expose to public sale, for cash, In front Of the
Court house door Of said county, on TUESDAY,
property, to wit: All the right Title and interest
Of X ebert 8. Clark and VIM Gutridg e in and to
lot No. l2 In Square No S8, together with all and
singular the Improvements thereon, as laid down
on the plat Of the city Of Washington, seized and
levied upon as the property Of Robert 3. Clark
and William GutIidge, and will be sold to satisfy
Judicials No. 100 ard 1870, to March term, 1850.
In favor Of Thomas s. Beall.
j. ID. EOOVER, Marshal
m 16-dts for District Of Columbia
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Red Rusty Hair dyed Instantly Beautiful and Natu,
raj Brown Black without the least injury Hair
FITTsEs Medals AND DIPLOMAS have been m.
A. Bachelor since 1892 aud hay
been made TO the Hs Of his patrons Of his Dye
Prejudoe against Dying the Hair and whskaTs unjust
10 would be against covering bald head with a wig
WV BATcHKLoRs HAIR DYE produces color not 10 Ia
dis uished from nature aud TO
In tire least, however long IL may be continued.
Sold all and of the United States by Drug
Kists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
Genuine has the and address upon a steel
plate four sides OF each bottle OF WILLIAM
A BACHELOR, 253 Broadway, New York.
ss- For sale by CHAS. sTOTT, Pennsylvania avenue.
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II Il. LUNDY, MANUFACTURER AND
LIE importer OF ali kinds Of + ishng Tackle, can
supply The trade at Northern prices. good as
soTtment constantly on hand.
Also, Drilled eyed Helex Needles, the best ar
ticle in the market. Try them
For sale by + X. LUNDY,
ms 125 Bridge street, Georgetown.
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"What h. II Fer-ThI. wood. Hair

RESTORATIVE ia question asked daily by hundreds
he<tAton fear Of sdcon that
Il IL the only article known which will do all promises
afr will its growth-it VIII stop lite
f.ng-t will restore It's natural color. IL s not Har
Dye speedy and seAcous Restorative Trial bottles
81 pns quarts ~ Had the advertisement on The fourth
pAss. A. spl9-a
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SODA WATER.

'INhOSE WISHING THIS MOST DELI
Il cious and refreshing Beverage in state OF
purity and freshness, viii bear In mind that it
well known Confectionery Establishment, next
streets - ap 30-lm
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IRON HALL
Boot, Shoe, and Trunk Establllshment,
Pa. arenue bsftcesn 9th and 1Oth SITS.
lust RECEIVED LARGE ASSORTMENT
- Of 6entleRen's imported French Gal NTH
tiers, Molia-Ville Shoes, manufactured by
Melus Paus, for my own sales wv
Call early and examine my stock.
l have also, Ladies' whole and half Caters,
at SO cents and 81, made by McCurdy, "original"
cost 81 65.
Childrcn's Shoes at 37Kc., old style.
NV stock Of Travelling Trunks, Valises, Carpet
Bags, &C., is the lsrgest'in the city:
Gail on >. r. HOOVER
mo Iron Hall.
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BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.


SUPERIOR AND HOUSE.
- keeping Effects at Public saIe-On
WEDNESDAY MORNING, Nav 2Ist, nj no
O'Clock, at No. AS street, between lst and ID
streets, shall sell tee Furniture aud Effects of
gentleman declining housekeeping, consisting
Of
Handsome ross wood crimson velvet carved rench
Sofa, arm and psrlor Chairs
Elegant French plate Pier Glass, with table and
bracket
Superior rosewood marble-top Centre Table, rose
wood Piano Stool
Mahogany parlor Chairs, Rockers
Handsome velvet and Brussels Carpets
Oil Cloth, Mating, Rugs
Rich Tnantel Clock, Ornaments
Suite Of four har dsCme damask parlor Curtains
and Fixtures
Su[erisf Oak Hall Set
Extension dining and other Tables
Fine albata Tea Service, lined with gold
China, Glassware, Table Cutlery, &c.
Suite Of cottage chamber Furniture
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands
Lounge, Window Shades, Chairs
Hair and husk Mattresses, Bedding, &c.
stoves, assortment Of Kitchen Utensils, &c.
The above articlts are all Yearly new, and Of
excellent quality.
Terms $50 and under, cash over that sum
credit OF sixty and ninety days, for satisfactorily
endorsed notes, bearing interest.
m Is ]. C.. Mc6 UIRE, Auctioneer
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GENTLEMEcs FURNISHING GOODS
NOR SPRING AND SUMMER MY STOCK
IL Is now full and complete In every department,
and as my facilities for doing business In Of best
character, the public will do well 10 examine nv
stock, as am determined to sell cheap for cash,
or to punctual customers. LANES
Gents Furnishing Star
apSO No 42i Penn avenue, near \ street.
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer

BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
DESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSE On
- 18TH street, at Auction. On TUESDAY
AFTERNOON, May Goth, at O'Clock, on the
premises shall sell very desirable two story
and attic brick Dwelling House and Lot. situated
Oh the east side Of 18th street. three doors north Of
New ork avenue, and containing 8 rooms.
Ihis property is delightfully."- situated, and Is
Terms 81 200 In cash; residue I'm g and -
months with interest, secured by deed OF trust
on tpe premises. JAS. G. MCGUIRE
III lo-o Auctioneer
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A CHANCE FOR YOUNG MEN OUT OF
EMPLOYMENT.

A CHANCE FOR YOUNG MEN OUT OF
EMPLOYMENT.
HAVING BEEN FREQUENTLY SOIL
l. Il cited to open School for persons who may
wish to learn Telegraphic Operating for profess
sion, have consented to commence, on the 18th
instant, course Of lessons in that art. Ii will
take from one TO three months TO learn the busi-
ness. Situations are always open for those who
may be able TO acquire the art, at salaries ranging
from hve to twelve hundred dollars, II, In addi7
tion to their capabilities as operators they are
honest, reliable, and sober men Good and swirl
pensmen preferred Terms twenty dollars, which
includes use Of the instrument, batterIes. &C
Application to be made In letter form to II.
TREE, Chief Operator Southern Telegram or
tice, corner Seventh and streets, Washington,
u. Y. m lO-eolw
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IL Fresh Congress Water, received this
nsy uirss from the spring. Daily expecting to arrive
BEDFORD AND BLUE LICK WATERS at GILnAN's nav
rug oH'To' GOV rs avenue H-lw
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nANIEL CAMPBELL, In CLOSING HIS
IL present business, would thank his customers
that their respective accounts are made out, and
that prompt payment will be expected. All TO
whom he Is indebted will please present their
bills. 400. w .' m2-u
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III An old Friend ia the Suffsrin.isn n,

IL An old Friend to the Suffering Is Mrs.
Indian Bssam of Lverwort aud Hoarhound for
the cure OF coughs colds Group Ac This has
stood the test for the past twenty
viii stand unrivaed 10 10 for all the druggists
throughout the United States and British Provincss
Weeks Potter I54 Washington street Boston, wholesale
Agent. - '"''
M h-lv z. d. GILMAN, Warrington Special Agent.
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ID corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9Th stree.
isprepared toaccommodategentlen withrcoIns
With or without board. Every effort will be ma =
to render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. and
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QOARD.-FOUR SINGLE GENTLEMEN
- ana gentleman and his wifccan obtain board
at NO 4ss 10Th street, between and F at 80 per
week. IN ~ Iw4
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hELIGHTFUL AIRY ROOMS WITH
- FIRST RATE BOARD.-A few, very CON-
Portable rooms with good board can be had II I'm
mediate application be made at No. 393, north
the old capitol. M 15-3t#
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l.. J. MIDDLETON,

D r Al E r IN ICE,
OGes aud Dspot-SOuthwest corner of + and
Twelfth streets. feb 27-n
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WAN Il f D.-EVERY BODY TO KNOW
w that Army 4 SHINN are the sole proprie
tors Of the District for Turner Brothers celebrated
Singer Wine, and other Liquors. Send your
orders to No. 81 Green street Georgetown.
M l3-6t Intel nd Organ
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BOARDING.,

TsABLE, AS WELL AS PERMANENT and
IL transient boarders, may find pleasant accom-
modations at the Webster House, as Louisiana
avenue, opposite Washington Assembly Rooms.
m l5-2t%
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SERVANTS WANTED.--TWOA AMERICAN
~ or German or COlored woman, one as cook,
washer and ironer, the other nurse and cham
beTmaid in a small family. Good reference re-
Penn avenue, Wine, Liquor and Grocery Store.
m 1f-lw
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AUCTION SALES.

Bv WALL, BARNARD & CO; Auctioneers
IN TUESDAY AFTERNOON + HE goth
~ instant, at O'Clock, we will sell, In front Of
the premises, parts Of Lots II, SO, 81, and 5c,
square Isl, island, fronting "a feet inches on
10Th street west, ID. and running back 81 feet
Ill Inches TO a 10 feet alley.
This LOTS In fast improving vicinity, and Is
beautiful building lot.
Title good.
Terms: One-third cash I; the residue In six and
twelve months, for notes satisfactorily secured,
and bearing interest
WALL, BARNARD CO,
m iS-d Auctioneers
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| have for sale a large number Of Building
Lots In different parts Of the city, very favoraby
located either for residences or business. APP
ply to WILLIAM I'll. PHILIP, Attorney at Law,
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WASHINGTON PHILHARMONIC SOCIErY.-At
the annual meeting Of this Society, held last
evening at Temperance Hall, We learn that
the following officers were elected for the en-
suing year:
President-J. L. Club; Vice Presidents
). Dawson and L. l.. Potter; Recording
oecretary-S V. Noyes; Corresponding Sec
Tetary--J. F. 1 McClery; Treasurer-H.
fugh Librarian. A. Stewart.
board Of Directors-Messrs. r. Ball, jr., j.
IL Daniel, J. Hunsberger, j. L. Hodgson, 7.
l. Lloyd. and S. 4. Spaulding.
=. The rehearsals Of the Society will be con-
Hhued every Thursday evening, as heretofore.
fOUND DEAD On Monday night dead in
!anL was found by the scaveDger, in a priyy,
IA The Sixth Ward Upon Inquiry being
male By the proper authorities q verdict ac,
eoIdi1g to the testimony was returned The
supposed mother is dead also and this morn
thE persons in the neighborhood ask that
'u''heT examination may be had.
JUSE-IARPER' MAGAZINE Just received
SAl lgr sale by the agent, Alex. Adamson,
seventh street, opposite 10 the Post Office. =
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SPECTACLEs AND EYEGLASSES.

SPECTACLES AND EYEGLASSES.
lust RECEIVED A LARGE ASSORT-
~ ment of very superior Gold, AA@
Silver, and fine Steel SPECTA-@ TX
Giles, Shell, Steel, and Gold EYEGLASSES,
&c.
We Invite particular attention TO our ass oftment
Of the above, with real pebble eyes, by far the
best article fer defective vision ever discovered
NJ. w. GAIT a. BRO, Jewellers,
m12-r Pa. dv. bet. 9th and leth sts
TlNHE STEAMER GEORGE PAGE IN
IUnn aaS SsasnS Ss'T q.
following hours:
Leave Alexandria AZ, 6, 10, II, AK, and o
O'Clock.
7s'clock. ELLIS l.. PRICE, CAPTAIN.
mar "a
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BAD DoGs.-This morping, young gentle
man made inquiry at the guard house relative
to the law in relation to vicious dogs He had
been attacked by one in the Second Ward last
night, and had to defend himself by using a
brick. The owner Of the dog abused the
young man by cursing him and denying his
right to defend himself in that way. 1t is
made the duty of the Mayor to notify the
owners Of vicious dogs to keep them in confine-
ment when complained of, "and if any person
or persons, after receiving such notice, shall
suffer such dog or dogs to run at large, he,
she, or they shall forfeit and pay a penalty
not exceeding twenty dollars, nor less than
two, for each and every such offence" See
Corporation Laws; act approved July 18th,
lo29, section 8.
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A SMALL FRAME HOUSE WANTED
IA The advertiser desires 10 rent small brick or
frame house, TO Q rooms, situated within the
range OF 9Th to 18th street east and west and from
the avenue ii street north and SCUM. Amy one
having such e house will find good tenant by
addressing post paid, stating the lOca ion, num-
Der, and rent Of the house, a U, City Dispatch.
IN Ii 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-13

TnE Mustang Eminent cures Rheumatism.
Tnx Mustang Eminent cures Stiff Joints.
TnK Mustang Imminent cures Burns md Wounds
TuE Mustang Linimcnt cures Sores and Ulcers.
TIE Murtang Eminent cnres Caked Breasts and
Sore Nipples
Tas Mustang Imminent cures Neuralgia.
THx Mustang Iinsment cures C0rns and Warts.
TEE Mustang lniment ID worth
l,000, 600 DoiLArs PEE Axxux
TO The United States the pressrver and restorer o.
valuable Horses and Cattle II cures sl Sprains, Gal
led Piacz Wounds and Stiff Joints.
win you answer this question Did you cvc1
heRx VI amy ordinary Sore, swelling, Sprain Sti&
ness, either on man or beast: which he Mustang Lin
imcnt wotldhot curee Did you ever visit any re
rope, Asia or America did not nay that II wa
the greatsst discovery Of the agef Sold everywhere
Every family should have Il; ssises, aaI
RARNES.& PARK,
PrCpnetdrs, N. 7.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-13

\ TIA Cont Of rfotate holden at Salisbury, With
"A in and for the District If Salisbury on the 18th
day Of October. A. ID. 1856.
=. Present. EtAssr n. fetkxR, Esd, tndSe., :.
Upon the petition of Newton J. Reed, Of said
Safsbofy showing 70 this Court that ty the win of
Lydia Keys late If Salisbury in aaid district dc
ceased. ne received certaiA Yrdcty ia Trust, for the
benefit Of Lucy Ann Convey and her children, viz;
The interest Of said Lucy ~ the Chatfeid Ore
Bed 20 called, Situated ID said Salisbury being one
fourth of all the rights which the late Lydia Keys
owned IN said Ore Bed, valued at about fifteen hun
drcd dollars.
That It wonld be or the interest II said lucy Ann
and her children that said property be Sold and the
ayails thereof invested according to law--praying
for liberty to sell said property for the purpose
aforesaid. as per petition on fiIc
n. erdss! b a. 0set That said Trustee give no.
tios cf the foregoing application, By causing the
same to be publiskcd In = iewspaper printed in
utchsd County, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, ii least
six weeks before the hearng-and that said petition
viii be heard at the Probate Office in said district,
on the first Monday in January, fe57, Ill O'Clock
a. n. ROBERT n. FULLER, Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-13

4 Ia Court of Probate holden at Kent within
"A and for the District of Kcnt, on the ID day Of
September, A. D., 1856:
Present, wv TREAr, Judge.
On motion Of Meiss D. Benjamin., Executor Of the
last will and testament If Ann BERRY, late of
Kent in said District, deceased
TINS Curt don ovJ.t That Sit months he allowed and
limited for the creditors said sate to exhibit their
claims against the same to said Executor 6r TO Ahi-
jah II. Beach, Of said Kent. and directs that public
notice be given Of this order by advertising in
newspaper published in Iitchfefd, and by posting
copy thereof on public sign post in said town of
Kent, nearest tho place where the deceased last
dwelt. Certified from Record by
WILLIAM TREAT, Juogc
All persons Indebted to said Estate. are requested
to make immediate payment 10
NJ d. BENJAMIN, 4
or to ABIJAH II. PEAT
5t-:S Of Kent
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-13

10y order Of tie Hon Court Of Probate fol the
- district ct sharon, viii be sold It pdtitc auc-
tso tanlese rrsodsfs sold ut private salc) at the
dwelling hoasc Of the late widow Polly butcher,
late Of Sas6.rx deccased, on Thursday the 10th day
of Nores Der inst, ii 2 O'Clock afternoon, 80 rnucs,
of the real estate Of said deceased as win raise te
sum Of TWO thousand Three Hundred and Eighty.
Four Dollars and Twcnty-sk Cents. Terms made
known at the time aud place Of safe.
HlPHALEr wHTTIgZsEY, Ex'r.
Salsstny Nov. s, 1856. st.ns
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-13

D;sr;a u Pkmoaas, ~ Probate Cburt, Nov. 6h 1856.
INSTATE Of oRRIN PRESTON. deceased: 0sDER-
"a ID that six months from the 9Th day OF No
vember, A, D. 1856, be and the same = limited and
allowed for The creditors to bring IN their claims
ngainst rid Esate and the Anmnsttatrix Is direct
"a TO give Public Notice to the creitos Of tho de.
ceased 70 bring In their claims within said time a.
lowed, by posting up copy Of this order on the
public sgnpo nearest the place where the deceased
last dwct, within the same town. and by Publishing
the same III newspaper printed ia Etchfeld county,
and return make to this Court Of tho notice given.
St-28 AMMI GIDDINGS, Judge