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PnbIic Nncnkinr.

The undersigned electors for Davidson county,
viii speak at the following places, to wit:
Stewart's Ferry, July the 4th.
Smiths Springs, Saturday the 5th.
Antioch, Tuesday the Sth.
Tusculum, "Wednesday the 9ih.
Atchison's Gap, Thursday the 10th.
Tank, Saturday The l2,h,
Dog Greek. Nondav the l4th.
Robertson's Store "Wednesday the 10th.
GoodetsyiIe. THURSDAY the 18th.
Flat Rock, Friday the Sch.
Campbelrs Store, L igedrli at night, Friday the
18th.
Broad street. Saturday night, the l9th
VIII G. Bass,
r. w HAYwoOB.
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l9- The hemp warehouse of Mr.. II. T. Fox,
at Lexington, was destroyed by fire on Friday
evening. 1t contained over 1000 bales of hemp.
Loss about $4,000. Insurance S., 800. 1t is
supposed to have been set on FIRE.
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s3s- One of the drivers on the mail route
between Montgomery and Stockton, Ala, has
been arrested on suspicion Of having been con-
cerned in the recent mail robberies perPetrated
on that route.
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Tribute of Respect,

At regular meeting u Trabue Lodge, No. TO- Of the l. o.
r. Monday the 23d June, 1856 the following resolu-
TONS presented by the Committee unanimously adopted
and ordered 10 be entered the minutes.
i Is melancholy duty record the death esteemed
friend and brother RoHEr MISSION died the residence
Of Andrew J. Polk in the county q Maury Columbia
Tennessee the m Of May, 1856 ia the 4Gth year Of his
age.
lie native Of Surrey, England and for many years
engaged the Of Lees Hammer
smith, London where he acquired the reputation u an
accomplished and ,alfl gardener.
Since his residence u the country Of his adoption, he has
not only maintained co., character Of profession but his
ia al huurs ransactons-his rankness and
sincerity social intercourse has for him proud title
81 "au honest man
Faithful hl band-devoted a father, around the
family hear D. and the domestic Preside recorded his
hi. h-HI virtues.
We henor,3 hiu uyHgieAd drop the Of affection
and hi. grave and commend his desoste family
TO Han who vidlv's God aud The Orphans father
Es-drsf That iu The death of RoHtRr MEsroN TrAbue
Lodge. 40 81. dsfarr. the loss u valuable and faithful
brother, ans su apr -ht man,
Lssofrd That testimonial ~ respect fir the memory
81 the decreased te usual badge q mourning
thirty d1ys
Rs-ersa That W sincerely sympathls with the widow
and children II decreased brother and hafthey be
furnished with eory 81 these resolutions.
Re heel That copy be furnished ior Publication 70 the
paper a. Nashsilie and Columbi4. TH0S- SMILEY,
D. FARNsWORfII
WILL. CAMERON.
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NEW DRUG SToRE.-A new house for the
sale of drugs &c, haa just opened on the
South side of the Public Square, by Messrs.
Herman g. Rains. Success to them.
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TELEGRAPH.

TIVE AaFusta Atlanta Nashville Telegraph Line nos
WORKING farc1gh 70 Augusta, Ca, where eonnects
viii ohef Lines running horth HAsi and south The Inc
Il Ia coed repair tkFoagh hon Nashville - AeFnsa
and expect 70 keep - IN ture We shAl 80
pat al business Cor this Line hronFh in the shortes tine
possible aud stregt 10 be abs q EiEs general satisfaction
maya-H {. Q. CLufE. kngh
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w- A. J. Duncan & Co. are in receipt Of
some fresh aud excellent goods. Call aud eK-
anime them.
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s1s- A patent has been granted to David
McComb, of Memphis, for an improvement in
non elastic bands for bales of cotton and other
fbrous materials
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Nashville, June "a, 1856.

u During the vacation Of the schools, the
Musical Academy win remain In session for eight
weeks, commencing on the FIRST Monday in July
and closing on the last Friday In August. Those
wishing TO enter papils are requested 20 apply 70
CBksLEs HEss, at the Academy, "a Vine street. on
OF before the lst Of July next during he hoers OF
9 and ~ A. r., aud until 4PM fsls-dlw
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TT Several almost Intellectual attempts at
rain occurred here yesterday. The weather
was very warm, and good shower would
have been very acceptable.
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THE RIvER.-The Cumberland continues to
recede slowly at this point. There is not more
than 10 inches water on Harpeth Shoals.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Lands and Lots for Sale.

y ACRES of Valuable Land on both sides Of tn
It L Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, ID miles from
Nashville which depot has been recently located, well
improved good water, coed SOIL with fair proportion of
timber and cleared land excellent stand for country
residence. Either side Of the road the whole,
will be sold to suit purchasers.
56A ACRES, one mile from the town Of Franklin, in
Williamson county the Liberty road, and mile east of
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad. 100 Acres cleared
and in cultivation Has on it comfortable Dwelling House,
lasting Springs and is productive sol-suabe for four
handsome settlements. will sell 4, 4, a. all to suit
purchasers.
IG ACRES mostly mbered part the Brentwood Tract,
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad 81 miles South Of
Nashville soil Of excellent quality, admirably adapted 10
the purposes Of Vineyard, Nursery, Market Garden
1OH ACRES the Gallatin Turnpike road, 81 miles
from Nashville, between StuI and Sledge; would make
business in convenient and comfortable country
resid
800 ACRES both sides of the Nashville and North
Western Rarc ad II miles west of shve Big Harpeth
River and miles east of Kingston Springs $50 Acres clear
ed-balance well tmbered-good soil and water and COM
ortabe improvements.
52% ACRES, well improved, Z miles from Nashville,
the Mill Greek Valley Pike, and the n. c. R. r. Soil
Of good quality, good Dwelling tine young Orchard and in
very good neighborhoOd.
81 ACRES in the Brooklyn Lots, 8 miles North Of Nash
vie the Whites Greek Turnpike road. most beau
tifu building lot
LOTS Of any size from 80 IS Acres the Buena
Vista Turnpike road from to miles Of Nashville, with or
without Timber, convenient to Buena Vista Springs.
10 LOTS in the corporation Of Nashville, Wilson's
Springs several the Franklin Turnpike road several near
the Depot Of the Tenn Ala r. r. several and the
Of Capitol Hin near the corporation line
PRICES Low RMS LIBERAL. Those who wish TO
purchase would do well to make early application to
apI0-u C W NANCE.
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s-Fg- Hon. Robt Hatton arrived in this city
yesterday, on his return from Washington. lie
is in fine health and spirits.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Are Won Getting Rald i,


Is your turning greyg Do you wish cultivate good
whkers and mousachssl Your hair to be soft Silly and
glossy? Your head be COOL comfortable and free Of dand
RUIZ Mothers your chidreno have uxuriant heads
ofhair? Then BoGLE's HYPERION FLUD, which
ain its unerring effects Prices rs cts so cts rs cts and
Al so per bottle. Bogies Balm Of CytheIia stands unri
vailed graduating I'D pmp!es and identifying the
complexion. Price 50 Cts Inventor aud proprietor, W.
Boyle, Boston, and sold by Druggists everywhere.
my31 1y.
The Art of Dyeing Human Hair.
1t is but nperfecty understood by those who
the gIeatest pretensons The ef the popular Hair
Dyes Of day may for the time color the hair but
succeeded furnished green other unsghty sp
pesrance Bogles Electric Dye is void Of these noxious
properties. 1t instantly dyes the hair beautiful natural
black or brown which neither water sunshine
nsh in the least and to make douby sure
his agents are authorized refund the money the
perfect satisfaction given Prices 80 cts 81 90 ADD
81 SO per Inventor W. BoOLE, Boston, sold by
Druggists everywhere. my Silly
Another Remarkable Cure of ScrOfuIa.
SPARTA, Caroline CO., Va,
March, 1854.
Kessrs Bennett d Beers, Richmond:
Gentemen-Yours Carriers SPANISH MIXTURE has per-
formed remarkable in the person Of servant man,
afflicted with scrofula the very FORM So bad had
he that his eyes entirely closed and had been
for than year As last resort everything
else had failed resolved try the Mixture. We adj
minered according to directions, and wonderful to
perfect has been effected. satisfied that
medicine equals Carters Spanish Mixture" purifier Of
the blood 1t creating quite excitement here and sells
very rapidly. Send another lot by Railroad.
Yours, truly, r. &. BR0ADDUS.
WILLIAM L. M0RSELL,
Dry and Sparkling CataWba,
NO. IS EAST THIRD STREET,
jy16-1y CLNCLNNA7L, OHIO.
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AnmINISrRATOR,S SALE.
TRUST SALE.

IN pursuance ~ Deed e. Trust executsi By John
Grahaa and isaac Taylor which 4 zstered Ia TIE Reg
lsters Once % Davidson coany Boob No ~, pages 68
aud $50 and dated January st is5 and for the purposes
therein contained shall The Ssh day July, 1s56 AZ
the Court House gate The Public square, In Nashville.
proceed the highest bidder cash right tts
and interest which the said Graham and Taylor conveyed in
said deed Of trust IN AMI 10 the oEnT described property,
20 wit lot q ground IN the city Of Nashvis, commencing
the North OF The ot sold hy NJ g. L. Clkborns
and The executors o. Mary T. T. Marry deceased Robert
h running thcnee "a The direction % the Lick Branch %
feet % stake thence a. rghs angles Cre street. thrnE
AZ ght angles along Crdds street thiftFeght ieet %
stAke, hs q sad iot Of Robert Mia And also,
other is % goand parchaasd b The said Grsha o
A. aorson b deed iaed the 13ih ~ Jane, i3 iot
being PART o. o No 81, ouinE twenty Eve fet alley
and hcS1ry hoe and extending In depth towards College
street srty Fevrniy fs less sn the other
lot fronng nesn feet sad aev aad 1eSarys lice
below she ot above described and RAINING towards
College Upon ne los Ara naaed here Is . stone
Bung aud other improvements College street. and upon
NE $40 last named i tAs Canada Hoat aud
neats- JOHN HUGH SMITH, Trustee.
iunsfs-td
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WHITE GOODS, BAMASK LINENS, &c
W Just received, elegant q ped ard
checked Aainofk AID aa Aasins olive and dotted SSsa,
hamaek Table Luc1s. brcskfast Ald Dinner NApk us,
tluoa hhvrunss Lace Curtaina ard namasks with tr.
miag Wish selling a. very prices ior cash az
lrl heCLELLANDS.
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS
VI We Offering elegant Plain, Plaid, Striped aud
founced sks flan and Pins1 Barsgcs every thing
N Dress Goods al yery reduced prices for cash, AZ
AcCLELLAND'S
ieis 81 ara 81 Cqiegs strr~t
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L and fOr ale.

I OFFER for sale 70O) SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES a
L OF LAND lying on the Columbia Central Turnpike -
Roa0 miles from Columbia and four from Mt Pleas
ant, being a part Of the tract W ch ! reside.
This Lant is equal superior 10 any in Maury county
is well watered; (the celebrated Devers Spring being
the part offered for sae) well mbered and well improved
There the premises beautiful building sites
fronting the Turnpike and the contemplated Rail Road 1t
will be divided to suit purchasers sold in a body
For further information apply to me at Ashwood Office,
Maury county, Tennessee
auE1l-tf LUCIUS J POLK.
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T9aalOEhw WoNeOE.

THE undersigned, agents for the sale Of 'sCHgLD'S
il GRAIN CLEANEEs,o offer the public the best
and most reliable machine for removing smut, cheat,
cookie and all other impurities from Wheat, that hRs
been perfected.
The Of this machine in single crop viii than
paw for il in the enhanced value Of the grain.
larue machine with capacity FOR cleaning nom 50 to 400
bushels per hour il almost Indispensable Bers who de-
sire to make good Flour
Planters and Mlers respectfully invited 10 call and
see machine and IT, trial, entire satisfaction is not
given the money will be refunded
jeis-im JOHNSON, HORNE CO.
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V'0E sEOD Ee II Us.
~

Lots OF Market street. opposite the Rutedge property
Lot fronting 80 feet on College street, and extending
through to Hume street. Immediately adjoining tie Vaughn
property
Lot fronting IS feet College street. in the Campbell
pr perty which tn ere is dsuble frame tenement.
Lot fronting feet College street, and adjoining the
Baptist Church.
Several Lots College street, part Of the Mallory
property.
Lots on Maple street, University Place, at the
junction Of Maple and the Murfreeboro Turnpike.
Lots every and anywhere in Maury's and Claibornes
plan Of lots.
Lots in o. Evng's Addition.
Lots in the WetmOre Ewing Addition.
Lots In the Barrow Grove property near the Episcopal
Church
Lots on College and Market streets, in the McGehee
Plan.
Lots In and near University Plsce,
Lots generally everywhere.
We accommodate every body with Lot that wants
one.
We have them Of all Sorts sizes and shapes.
All good bad Indifferent; OF fine SOIL others
Astounding in elegant rock; Of free SOIL others pos
ssed Of the valuable privilege Of contributing to the sup
port Of City Government, TO the diffusion OF knowledge
and 20 the extension Of Railroads.
In short pledge ourselves TO suit all persons II any
should anything extra uncommon will man
uacture lot to suit him, being amply supplied with the
material, Call soon, they are going.
LINDSEY 4 CROCKETT.
mAy26-1m SO College St.
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SOssEN .VNShU5Ele.
GREAT EXCITEMENT!
Yhe Citizens in Arms!

VNTATER OR NO WATER, Gas no Gas, Light or Dark
w tess, Macalamized Streets Mud Bridge
Bridge, the questions engrossng the attention Of
the 7th and Sth Wards
Wishing have hand in every thing that is going on,
have concluded pitch into this free fight, and, by
Of adding fuel to the himes have concluded to sell the
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500 Reward.

I'D ANYWAY from The rssidsnrs z Ma A. r. nosrsoaEsr,
~ nlss ffou Nashvia ihe morninz q Hanaay ~
- aay 81 june ins Mere Namen rat4ed Nary Or 4Ar&
COPPER ooiar AMI betSeen rsuy st en tny yeAss q "
-afher ne neum she add % dns areazance r4fnef
pleasant contenance; ffoaf tech Tsry ted
sAs FAised IA b1uilng drcens kYi aad Has
brckht th city and sid abeas s sinee, - JeA
q 5exkson e ne ne<hbcraol 81 sewing dresa a1e aAs
tres hashand IN basiE dres1, ana ais ssrsfa ea.f e.
he,anrne - sentisa 10 a. nsaf that place. and va
asubas afsenpi go bssE thsre ard o thsrs . res
STATE.
livery % Ne, q rs o1es n NaHhsuls. tehn.
laeeff VIII l. BOYD, u.
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FINHk pArneFshp Aere0ogs sxtar between the undsF-
slEnsd nj dag dlssalved - mutual consent VIII
Boyd. Jf, viii aontaae tae business he old ssand
WILL. l. BOYD, ia,
izas9 RonFF !
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More Prizes than Blanks!
5,031 PRIZESl 10000 DOLLARSg
10000 NUMBERS ONLfI
GRAND SPECULATION!
For n Small Investment!
IMPROVEMENT on THE
Approved Havana Plan Lottery.
Jasper County Academy Lottery
BIZ AurHoRIrY OF rHE sTArE oF aEoRaII

Tickets SO 90: Halves IS 90; Quarters $3.50.
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
Persons sending money by mail need not fear its being
lost Orders Punctusly sttende to- Communication con-
hdeptia Bank Notes Of sound banks taken a. Draw
ings sent to all ordering tickets.
Those wishing particular numbers should order inns-
diately
The 5000 prizes Of as determined By the dFagng Of
the capital 81 500 II the number that draws ha capital
Is number, those tcsets ending with o. = o,Ss
entitled -; n odd number those tickets ending
with 1, s, s. Z, 9, are entitled 20 IS.
Address JAMES y. WINTER, Manager,
MACON Ga.
JeIs or, BOX l4S NAsHVLLE ?. D.
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FINE PLATED GOODS.
WE have Just opened a small assOrt@entlOf PLATED
some Patterns which viii be sold for sna advance upon
ALsOPlaied sppona, Forks Tea Spoons, Cups Candle
sticks Sc, &C. All Of which VIII be sod A. very loS prices
may2s MACKENZIE WILSON.
|. G.. NICHOLSON 81 co.
NO % PUBLIC SQUARE,
Wish to give notice to the Public generally
that their
Spring Stock of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
Is now Complete, which, for Beauty, chsapnsss,
and Durability, cannot be surpassed
IN THIS CITY.
our stock q Dress Goods is OF sks Bareges and
" Tissues plain and figured Masns Jaconsts and Cling
hams every Snd and quality; Lsees Embroldsresoi
every description; danties RbbonS ParAsos UmhTeAs
ana Fans, 70 suit an customers.
In Waite Goods oar stock Is very complete oar stock
Of Linen Goods = IN nne order Dsmaaks, sheonss, ro=-
els D-sSer, Napsins, Irish Linen, Ae.
Window Curtains of ali Kinds.
Coths Csssiners Linen Ald cotton Goods for Men ard
Boys domestic, sheetngs, Brngs, ncsinFs, and Ser
women and cidrea In sord ever thing usually kept
In dry goods hoasc; al of which Win sel iov oar
motto sman Prohts and qalch sales People IN trading
viih entire s,ock last ia not having had Aay
cd sprins soods shea tbs stock SAs PuFehNsrd.
We tass Ere4 pleasure 10 shosing car goods 10 all who
spas L 0. NICHOLSON co.
BANK on sAsHvILJF
MAy solh lisa
t6uT o. tle ects furnished IN purchasers.
- r reuiit4nec 81 pafts u Europa Th1ss Wshins
st - ~. az ~. I, - 1900 az - - -,
Nss Yofk heretofore. ". WHELEes
Iansi- im caaAisr.
Law Notice.
IN0 r. EAK1A. fsrasfty q NASHVILLE has resumed tie
81 pracee n a. In Ne several Law ana Kszty Courts u
BErFuau Cor Ane RAksxLn coaaIss.
Culeesioas "a recelgs pgunpf stlenEion-
- PSI 0tee And fesdsnes a. Warvaee Depot Bed
ord caunsy. api2-u
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Longer Time.

ENG disposed give mach indulgence possible 70
ID those indebted for bar retail accounts and who
yet settled the in accordance with our late
notice. induced 20 give them until the LIST Of July
for the Of the when not paid BY that
time, shall place the accounts in the hands Of an ooor
to collect. LYONS co,
je1T-t1Iy 10 Cedar street.
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Horse Power for Sale,

HAST rate horsepower sui able far al kinds % Ma
n chinery requiring one. be obtained By applying
soon n = X. CToosshanks Co. No 90 Lesser Market
turas Il
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90 TONS Puddled Iron, from Tennessee metal, Of al
W. and shapes fer sale IN lots and AZ prices q
suit purchasers. 8 N. HOLLINGsWORrH.
jef2-d6m ~ r corner Church and College SIS.
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Benedict & Scovill Co.'s
DRY GOODS CIRCULAR,
Fer the Fail ar 1856.
'1NtiE AUTUMN STYLES of DRY GOODS arc
i now really ut the
"LoNG BRIK STORE"
EXCHANGE PLACE
where, as usual, can lie found the latest Paris
Fashions In DRESS GOODS. TALMAS, CLOAkS,
EMBHOlDERIES, SC.

~" In SILK GOODS AMI DE[AINES. Stripes are
predominant, and present great variety.
The Cloth. 1alina amt Man tclet supersedc the
Shawl. although Stella Shaw Is much worn. and
h avy Cloth Cioaks are to be the r,ge the coming
winter.
MERiNoEs. both Plain and Plaid, continue to be
warn 10 some extent. We have great variety Ut
Plads and all cuors Of Plain, particularly the light
shNyies for children.
ENrRolDEaiEs are much worn. without any materi-
al change from the spring styles, excepting the
,eiial being thicker.
TRiNxlNas--For Dresses Fringcs take the lead
and vary from one inch To l-2 inches In width
For rALxAs and Cs.Axs. Velvets. Plush, and An
tique Ribbons are most used. The styles cary from
last scasun, and are very pretty.
A list If other articles not mentioned, which arc
included in our pty Goods Department, aro too nu
merous 10 embrace In this Circular We therefore
notify the public that at the = Lose BRICK Store
TO be found everything usually. and many things moi
usually kept by Dry Goods Dealers
Our Prices We guarantee to be ~ lew as the lowest
and customers can he assured We shal'hot allow our
selves to be undersold by any House in The State.
BENEDICT / SCovll.L Co.
Waterbury. Sept. 18th. 1855. Exchange Plae.
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nFFER the greatest indncements to purchasers Of
~ any dealer in the State. Ous Planes are from
the wonID Hkx0WxfD factory Of HalIet Davis CO.
siye sales when We tell you ahat tasey are making
neasi thifty t30 instruments per week. when other
makers of good reputation. are making only from
~ Pianos per NE. (.
We keep an Assortment 81 twenty f2O1 on hand
sell ct the very lowest fsctory prices We think the
good people II itchfeld Comfy will do we'll to
heed our call
The attention OF the reader is invite to another
DE0NS-Headed . HomeMatters.''
We keep large number of Pianos and Mcodeons
10 LEI il bought at the end If quarter. the rent is
dedncted. We would refr the public. am ng other.
in this vicinity. to John w. Langd n. Esq. Wolcott
ville and Alphnnso Candee, Esq Harwinton, who
have bought Pianos Of rs Our Ware rooms are at
2S7 Main Street. Hartford. C.Shn.
LUDLOW BARKER & co.
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4 Ia Court uf Probate hoLlen at Sharon. within
N and for the district Of Sharon, on the 10th day
of November, A. u 1861
Present, CHARLES r. SEDowrcK. Esq, Judge
On motion of Miles H. skif and Edmund skiff,
Execu.o or ON the estate Of WALTER SkIff, late OF
Sharon within said District, deceased This Court
doth Decree thit Fix months ft.rt this date be al
lowed f,r the creditors OF said estate to exhibit their
claims az inst the same to s,iI Executors and di-
reefs that public nuticc be given of this orrr by
advertising Ia Newspaper published in Mtchfeld,
ani 10y posting cory thereof ON the public sign
past lii said town Of Sharon, nearest the place
wiler. the dccc.sed List dweit.
Cor iiiei from Record, .
stas CHARLES r. sEDGwICk Judge.
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Z IsT OF LETTERS remaining in the Pos, Office
4 At Itchiield Nov 16, 1928

4 IsT OF LETTERS remaining in the Pos. Office.
j at Itchheld. Nov. 16, 1925.
r. Abram r. B.idwinger. Patrick Bourkc. Hon.
Il. l. Garfield John Carrcr, Mrs. L. r. Carter H.
Colt. Gamer Curtice, Richard Caughiin John Con
naughty Julettc ii; Dana. Patrick Donneiiy. John
Dryer, Johannah Fitzgerald. Susan Freeman,
Patrick Finton. 7. N. Fields. Calista G. Gibbs, Il.
Goodman. John r. Hcsson A. Heilman. A. J. Hub
bard, Esq. g George Hopkins. Charles Jones, Kath-
arine Kecier Catharine Lowell. Alonzo f. Levi.
AIonzo N Lewis. A Litchfcld. Charles Htchfeld,
1t htield Mig. Co.. Timothy Mullanc. Cath rins
Millwaine, Elizabeth l.. Munson. James Norton Mrs.
Priest, Thomas Ryan VIM. Smith. C. H. Stoddard,
Asa A. Yale Michael Walsh.
Persons calling for the above will please say they
have been advertised.
G. H. BALDWIN, P n.
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a T Court Of Probate holden at Sharon. In and
- for the District of Sharon, the ths a0sh day
of October, 1855:
Present. caARtxs r. SEDGwIuK, Esq. Judge.
The Administrator the Estate u H.SeA r Wells,
late Of Sharon in said District, having rep
resented said Estate insulsent and prayed the ap-
luintmsnt of Commi sioners thereon !; This Court
doth order the Commissioners ~ receive examine
adjust and allow the claims II the several creditors
II said estate, be appointed at the Probate Office in
said district On Saturday the 18th dag Il November
next 1t O'Clock in the forenoon. and that notice
thereof he given By advertising in newspape, print
ed in Etchfcld. and on public sign-pust in said
Shayun nearest the last residence Of sid deceased
Certified from Record:
st2o CHARLES Z. SEDGW1CK. Judge