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INSTITUTION for the DEAF, DUMB
and BLIND.

q st., 6etoeen 20M and 21st sts., south side
fKIDAY AFTERNOON of each week
IL has been set apart for the reception of yisters
at the Institution. The friends of this Institution are
respectfully invited to be present and witness the
exercises on that day.
This Institution is entirely charitable in its nature
having been established expressly for the benefit OF
that class of afflicted children for whom no provisi.as
has ever besn made.
Donations Of money, household furniture, or or "a.
the Institution. June l8-ay
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DUVALL, PROFESSOR OF

IvA Astrology and Phrenology, continues to
practice the above science. She Is prepared to
swer all questions relating to human life. Madame
ficted and defective females will do we'll to try her
skill; her compounds are from herbs, gathered under
the strong influence of the Planets which rule them.
Madame Duval is late from Europe, where her prac-
tice was successfully patronized. She is travelling
through the United States, and her stay will now be
very short in Washington.
Residence, No. 3l6 Eighth street, between L and
M streets oct 9-3mo
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MONEY MONEYli MONEY
"HY be without Money! when il is

VNHY be without Money! when il is
w Just as easy for any one TO be around with
n pocket full as not if they only think So / have
got new article from which from five to twenty
dollars day be made, either by male or female.
1t is highly respectable business, and en- article
which is wanted in every family in tie United States
Enclose me two dollars by mail at my risk, and 1
will forward By return mail Circular with full in
structions Ia the art, The business is very easy.
Try IL IL you out of employment and you will
never regretit for il will be better for you to paw
the above sum, and insure good business, than to
pay twenty-five cents for n spurious advertisement
This is no humbug. Try itl Try it'll Try it'll
Address your letters TO
DWIGHT MONROE,
sep l6-3m New York
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Nsse York Markets.

--I--- AFoW TUTE H0TEet5.
NEW YORK, October 26.--Flour has advanced.
Sales of 900 bbls State, 90 60 So 10; Ohio is
inactive; Southern is heavy at 81 2oa al 65.
Wheat Is advancing. Sales of 10000 bushels.
White, 81 ~ 81 80, for Genesee red, 81 90.
Corn Is declining. Sales of $4,000 bushels
Southern mixed, 68 cents
Pork has declined, Sales of 1000 bbls. Mess
$50 25.
Beef Is firm. Chicago repscked, Gil.
Lard 10 dull and easier. In bbls. IL cents.
Whiskey is easier Sales of Ohio al So n "a
cents.
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TEIEGRAPHIC NEWS.
IRON THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
BIT THE AsKRIcAs AND HOUSE LINES rELEaRApH.


NEW YORK, Oct 25.--A despatch to the editor
Of the Philadelphia Bulletin states that the fun
vote Of Pennsylvania for Congressman shows an
Opposition majority over the Buchanan candidates
Of 246.
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SPLENDID ~ COMMODIOUs ROOMS
WITH CHEAP BOARDING,
ON CAPITOL HILi

In a House which has no superior Ioca-
IL tion for summer in the city, having large, AIRY,
and commodious rooms, not any other bu,ia-
ing obstruction, and being near next TO- and nors&
ofthe east square OF the Capitol Park is renderaa
perfectly heafhful by the absorption of malaria By
the foliage and flowers, over and through which the
southwestern breezes so prevalent at this seasos
pass. Mosquitoes remarkably scarce. Board good
as any
No ss3, First street east between and Is north.
s,.I,x O
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SIMPSON HOUSE.

S0uthDeSt corner or 10Th st. and Pa. dUenue,
WASHINGTON CITY, ID. G.
NvHE subscriber is happy to inform -
II the sojourners and residents of Washing Hs3
ton that he has spared no expense in fitting up bis
wellknown establishment, and is now prepared TO
accommodate all who may favor him with their pa
uonage on the most reasonable terms, and in true
Philadelphia style-he having recently removed from
that city. Gentlemen can be furnished with rooms
on reasonable terms, and they either breakfast
dine or sup in or out of the house. and will only be
charged for such as they may order.
The subscriber proposes TO furnish Meals to those
who may wish, on the European system, and stran-
gers and citizens may rely upon the character of his
Bar and table d'Hote
oct l8-lm WIN. s. SIMPSON Proprietor
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FILLMORE AND DONELSON MASS
MEETING.


MEETING.
HNHERE will be q Mass Meeting of the
j Wings of st. Marys county at Leonardtown
on Tuesday, the 28th of October The voters of the
county, of all parties, respectfully invited to at
tend.
Colonel VIM j. Blackiston and other distinguish
ed Wings are expected to address the meeting.
Come one, come all. Let neither business nor plea
sure keep you away; but come-your country bids
you come. You have heard one side, come and hear
the other.
Speaking to commence at half past two o'clock p
NJ oc 22-d&w1t*
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II. J. STEER, MERCHANT TALON
No. 4SS Seventh Street.

NOTIFIES his patrons and the puf
y that he has just received from the New Yora
and Philadelphia markets, the largest and best siosG
Gloves, Hosiery, DC, that he has ever offered too
their inspection.
From bis long acquaintance with the tastes OF n,x
patrons, and the demands of the Washington pubhu
and the great care he exercised in the selection At
his goods, he confidently believes he is better prs
pared to suit them than he has ever been before s1s
solicts early examination of his stock and prices
by the public, and assures all who may call that he
takes great pleasure in showing bis goods
Especial attention ia invited TO the stock Of SHIAr-
which are believed 10 be of the very best descnptos
made In this country Fep1S-2aw3wl.
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He1nu EniLnres

Heavy Failures.
New York, Oct 24.-It is reported on change
to day that I. Perry & Co., produce dealers, have
suspended. Their liabilities amount to $4OO, OOO
1t Is also rumored that prominent house in the
provision trade has suspended with liabilities to
the amount of 100000.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
wv Il have just received from Baltimore

TO THE PUBLIC.
WYE have just received from Baltimore
w and Philadelphia another very large supply
of COOKING and other STOVES for coal or wood
We name some of our leading Cooking Stoves, viz:
The very popular Sunrise, the leading Cooking
Stove in this market, warranted to bake well in the
bottom OF the oven, or money refunded and stove
taken away
The celebrated Morning STAR that roass and bakes.
William Penn Kitchen Companion, Cooks patent
right Triumph Complete, and great many of others
in store.
Also the largest assortment Of the newest patterns
of Parlor Hall, Chamber Church, Office, Dining
room and Store stoves for coal wood that can be
found in this market all sizes and sorts
Our assortment of STOVES and CRATES is the
largest and most complete that we have ever had in
store at any time for the last twenty years
We invite our friends and the public TO call and
examine collection of Stoves up stairs and down.
Also receiving, and ready to put right up, few
more of Staneys seven-column radating Fire Places
the latest improvement upon the Latrobe for heating
Parlors and Chambers.
c. WOODWARD Il SON,
No. 3l8 Pennsylvania avenue,
oc 15--6t Between 10th and llth streets
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NEW FIRM AND NEW ARRANGE
MENTS.

1NHE Undersigned, T. POTENTINI and
- s. ZITELL, having formed a copartnership
for the purpose of carrying the Confectionery and
Restaurant business, at &c. Pennsylvania avenue,
under the style Of
Beg leave TO call the attention Of the patrons of the
old firm, and the public generally, to the increased
facilities which they now offer for supplying
WEDDING, BALL, AND SUPPER PARTIES,
at the shortest possible notice. with all the decacies
both In and out of season.
Rooms furnished for Breakfast, Dinner, and Sup
per, for private parties, At all times.
We win klso pay particular attention 10 the manu-
hcturing Of plain and ornamental Confectionery in
all their branches, and will always keep on hand
select assortment Of French CONNECTIONS, Bon Bons
Preserves, &c.
POTENTINI q ZITELL,
279, south side Pa. av., bet 10th and 11th ats.
mp 14-2m
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Financial.

NEW YORK, October 25.--Stocks are dull. Chi.
cago and Rock Island, 90; Cumberland Coal
Company 10 "a; Illinois Central Railroad shares.
III Michigan Southern, SO 7.s; New York Cen.
trail Railroad, So; Reading Railroad, rs 7.s;
Missouri 6s, 81 3d.
Sterling exchange Is firm.
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Average Democratic majority, $3.50.
In the State Senate the Unionists have major
ity OF three and in the lower House the Democrats
have majority Of six. Democratic majority on
joint ballot three
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COAT-MAKERS WANTED.
ID j. STEER, No. 4Ss Seventh street,
= wishes to employ two or three more irst-rate
Coatmakers, to whom the highest wages will be Civ
en-. None but first-rate workmen need apply.
oct 18-3taw2wif
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THE YOUNG MANS HAT.
TNHEIR adaptation to Young Men, and
other points Of elegance as to style, quality
and price, bespeak for them the special notice OF
our young patrons.
LANES
Fashionable Hat and Cap and
Cent? Furnishing Store,
a24 Penn. avenue, between AZ and 9Th SITS.
sepls-dH
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NIGHT SCHOOL


REEBE'S New York Fall style Hats for
- 1866; Also Philadelphia and other fashionable
patterns, now opening at LANES
rashionsble Hat, Cap and Gents Furnishing
aug ~ Stor 424 Pennsylvania ave !,
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING AND
GRAINING.
M L. PARKER would respectfully
lvAs inform his friends and the public, that he
has opened branch shop at No. SO Louisiana ave-
nue., (Varnum's BuiIdngs) between Sixth and Sey-
enth streets, for House, Sign, Ornamental, and
Detrenpe USUALLY called Fresco) Painting and grain
ing.
Having completed his arrangements, he feels con-
fdent Of giving perfect satisfaction to all who favor
him with their patronage.
~ Window Shades, Banners Glass Signs, &C.,
&c, painted reasonable terms and executed In the
most workmanlike manner.
aug 11-8m STAR
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JOHN W. MYERS & CO.,
DRALERS IN
WHITE AND RED ASH. EGG. STOVE.
TRANSITION, Gu nBERLaND.
LUMP, AND RANGE
GOALS.
ALSO, HICKORY, OAK, AND PINE
WOOD.
DERSONB laying In Fuel for the VIM
- ter will find it to their advantage by sending
us their orders, or leaving them at z. ~ Steers
store, No ass, Seventh street between ID and E, IA
they will be promptly filled with the best article and
at low prices.
2,240 pounds given to the ton
JOHN w MYERS & CO.
Office and Yard corner G and 22d streets,
sepl7--lm First Ward
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SUGARS-
- Crushed. Granulated Powdered. Loaf
White, Q Yellow and Brown Sugars
COFFEES
yava' Imitation Java, Angostura
La Gnayra, Maracaibo and Ground Cofgaa
TEAS.s
Extra-ine Black, Imperial
Gunpowder, and Young Hyson Teas
LIQUORS.
Old Nectar Whiskey, Gouley's Bitters
Holland Gin, Jamaica Spirits, and Otard
Brandy.
WINES.
Old Port, Claret Madeira, Sherry
Sweet and low-priced Wines, and
Brown Stout.
SUNDRIES
Spice OF all kinds Picking Vinegar
Preserved Ginger Rice Flour, Corn Starch
Farina, Olive Oil, Olives, Bay Water
Fine Chewing Tobacco and Cigars
With all other articles usually kept in grocery
stores
For sale by w H. TENNY
B Il. corner Of Bridge and High streets,
oct 9-eo6t Georgetown
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INDIAN GooDs.-Some fourteen thousand pairs
of blankets have been sent to the Indian Depart
ment az specimens of the different styles of man
ufacture. The contracts for these and other arti-
cies OF Indian consumption viii be awarded on
the first of the ensuing month, and, what is sim
gular If true, articles of American manufacture
are to have preference. Eighteen hundred pounds
of vermilon, for the ornamenting of red mems
faces, are included in the budget.
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In DEMAsD.-The young man who does the
fancy" for the Phantom" if he shall not have
become incompetent before the 4th of November
from "soitening Of the brain" has been engaged
by an extensive publisher ofjuvenile books at the
North, to furnish copy for a new edition Of Mo-
ther Goose" His portrait is also sought for the
frontispiece of comic almanac for 1857. He il
destined to make noise in the world, he is
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G. X. L. CROWN x CO.,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION sMER-
CHANTS,
S35 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN sIxrH ASp
SEVENTH STREETS, SOUTH SIDE
WASHINGTON, d. C.
Consignments solicited. Liberal advances made
when desired All personal and real estate
attended 10.
Sales every night, and on Tuesday, THURSDAY and
Saturday mornings, at the store
oc8-eotf
~ ENTLEMEN ARE INVITED to call
~ and examine model of Genteman's Fall
Style Dress Hat For lightness, frmness and ele-
gance these Hats cannot be surpassed
LANES
Hat, Cap, and Gents Furnishing Store,
424 Penn. av bet. AZ and 9th streets
sep 16--dT
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ADDRESS. -. N. Kilgour, Esq, of Maryland, win
deliver lecture at Ryland Chapel, on Monday
evening next. Subject" The Mission of Woman
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THE PREsIDEST.-President Pierce, it is said,
intends to take up his residence in Portsmouth, N.
H., after the 4th of March next The resignation
of Judge Minot his law partner at this time looks
to future union in the prosecution Of the law. if
indeed their union as partners has been at all dis
solved.
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HomE AGAIN. The Metropolitan Hook and Lad
der Company returned last evening from Rich
mond, Va. They received much kindness and at
tention from the 6remen, authorities and citizens
of Richmond during their visit
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
Book Agency.

Tho snbpcribers have established Book
 Agency ih Philadelphia, and ~ill furnish say
 book o r publication at the retail price free of
 postage. Any persons, by forn srdins the
 subscription price of any of fhe 8 Magazines.
 such az Harpets'. Godey's, Pufpsm's, Ora:
 hams, Frank Leslie's Fashions, &c. will 70:
 ceive the ma gaines for one year and . copy
 o. splendid h,hogrspb portrait Of eithcf
 Washington, Jackson or Clay or, if sus
 scr,bing 10 g ard a sl Msgnsn they
 will receive copy of either Of ths tiiree pos. traits. If subscribing ito SC worth If Mska.
 lines. all three portraits will be cent gratis.-~ N usic furnished to those who tIay wIsL il. Fnrclops of every description a.d sizo in large or email quantities furnished. Sect Presses, Dies, Stc. sent 10 order.
 Every description of Engsaving on Wood executed with neainess ard disraich. Views
 of Buildings, Eewspapsr Headings, ylews of Machinery, Book sII.usirsticns, Lodge Certificates. Business cards, Sc. All ordess
 sent by mssi pron,riiy anend,a to. fefsnns wishing views 0! their buildings engraved
 can send DagueIreotypc er sktich Of tue building hy maiior express.
 persoes at distance having saiesbis ar- 'cles would find ii 10 their adsanta ge to sd. frr-. the subscribers. as we world act e agents for the sale of Inc sspse.
 RYRAM & FIERCE.
 50 S,a'L Thiid Street, PhiIsdslrhia. Pa. AH, syRAM. T. MAT sTnssH
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24

I1oLL owAy's NPUrs . certain Remedy for Dropsy. .-Chafle. Hutch!nsnn, [S3. uf Burling- ton Verm ont, was Tor fifteen mouths, a sad vic- unto this complaint, SO bad vas he nnr part of the time, that he water a,tualiy o"zrd throHsh the pores of he skin and thrice per day change oi apparel became necessary. Every tune his doctor called he expected to find him dea 1, and Tn lnct gave his friends no hopes oi his re- covery; his sister who had derived great bene- fit by the use oi Hn,lowa,'s Pills begged him. as a invor 10 her, to try them; fortunately for him ne did not refuse and they soon produced a change for ,he better, in four weeks he was again attending to busIn,s ss having thoroughly got rid oi he d,sordcr and m the most excellent health aud sp'rIs. These Pills work wonders in liver and bilious complaints.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
SwaiH's Celebrated PanaCca,
 FOR rHt crRg"r EMCin.EHE Consumption,

SCROFULA, GENERAL DEBILITY. - WHITE HWECLING, RHEEMATISN,
 DISEAnES OFTHE LfYER AND NkiN,
 AND ALL DISEASES ARISING FRO W
 IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD, AND
 THE EFFECTS OF MERCURY
 WANTS PANACEA has been for - more than thirty years celebrated in this country and m EdIope fer it's exlraordinary cures, for the certificates ot which reference Is made to the directions and books N hch ma ' be had sra'isl accompany'ng the Panacea.
 lr has hecn used m hospitals and priva;e prac- tice, and has hadthe singular iorluGe To be re- commended tsy the most e!ebrated physicians and other eminent persons. Among others ny W. Gibson, M. D. Prof of Surgery, Pa. unl- versitv; Valentine Mou, N D. Prnf of Sur gerry, N |. University; ". ?. Dewees, II. D. pruI of Mid P. University; N. Chapma n, M h.. rrf ot Phvsic Pa. University T. Parke, n. D; rrss't College "f Phys'rcians, ph,la Dr. Del Vallo. Professor oi Medicine, Havana Jose Eonrenco de Luz, Prot. oi SuI. Rerr, Lisbon; G. ". Irving, late Minister 10 Spam; J. Chipman, Member R"ral College Surgeons. London; Sir Thomas Pearson, Ma ior t;enersl, British Army; Gilbert Robertson, British Consul, &c., &c.
 Add, also, the wonderful cures effected by Swa,ms Panscea, have for many years made It an invaluahle remedy. The Panacea does not con'ain Mercury n any tarm. and heing an mn"cent preparation, may be gwen 10 the mo.t tender infant.
 The retail price has been reduced 10 si 50 per bottle tcon,ainns three hali pints.l CT three bo'tles ioF S4.
 REwARE or InrosyrloS.- Panacea is in round hortles. tinted longi,udinaily. wuh the following letters biawn on the glass :: "SwAiM's-PASscEa- and having the name Jas. SwAIM stamped on the sealing wax and riItcn on ihe label covering the cork i; and splendid engraving for the side Of the bottle, composed of geometric lathe work, comprising nine different dies. which have been turned for the cxclus,ve use of the pra- nrieinr. by Draper & Co.,, bank note engrsvers, ei Ph'adeiphis. h ,he centre is ',uaa oi the late WR. Swain, copyright secured.
 Also. Swaimss vcrms<uge.
 A valuable Family Medicine being highly approved remedy for all diseases arising from debility of the digestive organs, such as Worms, Cholera. Marbus. Dvsentery, Fever and Agcs, Bleeding Piles, Sick Headae he. &c.. 6c. See the Phs uDhle, (which may be had gratisl ac- ccmpanyiRg the vrsmifuee.
 Prepared only at SwAtMs LABORATORY. OLD STAND, Seventh Street. below Chestnut. Phi'a- delphia, and sald hy all the respectable Drug gi..s in ihe United States
 CAPTION re THE PrBLic.-Persons wishing to obtain the genuine SwarM's PAxsers ahd SwMN's VsRMrrraE. should he careful to ohserve tha, ihe name SWAMI is spelled correctly ofs the hotties and labels; or fhey may he imposed on hv medleinee made in imitation of them, hy a person Fearing samesSkaf similar name, well calculated so deceive
 General Accents for the Hnisei Ssn.es.
 scHlEFFELIN. BROTHERS & co.
 To William S,, corner of Bsekman,S. Y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24

Coon Nsws ron THE poon.-A Cincin. na.i correspondent of the Boston Trareier writes that hogs which, at the coina.ence. ment of the season sold at S7 per cwt. have declined to S5. IS. at which price sales have been made. Flour is plenty at $7 per bbl.
 The Boston Chronicle says provisions are going down. "The good time com. ing" is. in some respects, about at hand. Flour is receding in price, even at this time of the year, and the prices a, which many standard groceries have been held are no longer tenable. The article of pork, the price has rapidly declined with In . week; Ut Brighton marke, last week the owner of large lot of good h ,gs could not get an offer of cents though . week CT two before they sold rapidly t6I-4 and 2 cents. We trust this de- cline in the price of the main supports of life will continuc until good meal of victnals will be within the reasonable reach of each and all.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24

RAILWAY SURGERY is the leading article of lsts number of the New Jersey Medi- gal Reporter. It is written by Dr. s. w. Butler, formerly of this county. (Norfolk,) but now residing at Burlington. It de- scribes the operations performed at that place last sumner, upon the persons in- jured by the dreadful accident on the Cam den and Amboy railroad. Dr. B. was ac. lively engaged in relieving the wounded Railway surgery is as distinct depart ment of the art as military surgery, aud it Is highly desirable that medical men should have the benefit of all the experience cal culated to assist them in treating so pecu- liar and dreadful class of injuries. Dr. Butler states, that during the last two years and half t,oo Hundred and thirty four per- sons hape been Killed, and three Hundred snd si<ty-sir wounded in the United States and Canada by railroad disasters.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
F OR s AL E!

FESHE following valuable and productive -k- Real Estate In the village of Litchfeid, Conn, VIZ:
 The MANSION HeusE and appurienances, formerly kept by the undersigned and now oc- cupisd by Wm. II. Or ssulan as an Hotel, and subject 10 lease 10 him for two and an half years, which can be bought in, and posse ssiou given by the first of May next. ii desired.
 The STORE adjoining and west of the Mansion House, occnmed hy Spencer & Adams.
 The PHELPS Housg, so called. formerly m H ptei, now occupied by Rufus Smith as a Boarding-House.
 This property, situated in the center of the County-Seat, Is too well known to require par ticuiar description. It IS suffcien: so say that there is none iu the County more to he desired hy an Hotel or Boarding House Keeper or Merchant.
 The property will be sold low. together or in ,parts, 10 suit purchasers--and one-ttlrd of the purchase money may remain on mortgage
 II the property Is not sold by the first oI Apri, next il will be leased.
 SYLVESTER SPENCER. Litchfield. tConnl January 1ih, le56.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24

\ T a Court of Probate holden al Litctfsld "A within and for the Distinct oi Lltchtieid un .ne Eth day nt December, A D lS55.
 Present, CHARLES ADAMS, Esq, Judge. On motion of Ii. $. Graves, Esq Admins tra'or on the listnte ot ALBERT HOMER, late ni LHchtie ld within saId district. tPce"sta Tnls Court aotn decree Una, srx mouths be ai- io ed and Ii,nit, for the cred tors of said esta nexhihit their claims agaus the samt to the ad- mInIstraroI; and rItecis that public notice he givenof this order ny advertising th ncw spa per pnhIished in Litrhtelt C. univ, anu by posting s Copy ,nefent "B the pubhc eisn-po [ iu said town of Lnchheld. nc uiesl ile place where the sI, ce sed lnsl dweii.
 Certified ffcm Record
 CHARLES ADAMS. Judge.