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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-26

Th'Fis NATURES own Remedy for a unhealthy SO
mnPf, No art of man can equal it's curative powers
contains no Achoh oil Filters Acids, or Nausaore
lugs 1t seXremrly agreeable to the taste, may
etakcnby the most feeble patirnis who cannot cat
distress Beware ofDrugg ed
limitations. Ptpsin is not II Drug
Ca the Agent, and get n Descriptivc CirCuln
prniis, giving large amount Of Scientific Evidence
from obgs nina 'Uhem stry ;Dr .Combc' srhiso oluGy
Digestion; Or Pcrcira Food and Diet DR.. John w
Taper, OF New YOrk University; Prof Dungison g
Pysology; Prof Snman, ale Collcdge; Dr Carpcn.
tei's sPhysology; &C.togeiher with rGpOtlsof Cures
from all pats oithe United Stacs.
Sodby L. =. LutZ aud ]. L .HIOycr, bloomsbury
s B. Bowman Berwick. Oct3, 1883 Iy.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-26
Transplanting and Trimming OF
Fruit Trees

a German writer says that he trans
plants every nursery tree three times; by
which the roots are greatly increased, being
careful to trim off all bruised roots, and
many OF the head limbs finger length
from the stem. The natural arrest Of
growth in Autumn is in the limbs but no.
in the roots, and therefore as soon as the
leaves fall is the best time to transplant
trees. If any green leaves remain the tree
must stand until they fall or else these
leaves must be pluckcd off before the tree
is disturbed in the nursery. ! he last Of
August and September is recommended as
Il proper time for transplanting.
Upon this subject }. w. Field, Opractical
nursery MN says The true object Of
growing an orchard IS to glc& trees for
their fuit, and not to obtain some other
crop from the same ground. This object
can only he attained by growing all our
lruit.trccs SO as to branch them near the
grourd Both ro.t and top pruning is
absolutely necessary. The taproot should
be cut so as to make tto tree send out the
roots near the surface, and these should be
protected from dying by muichiug. If
the cops are low and spreading, SO will be
the roots both will incline to a corrospou-
ding position. A tree that spreads its
roots will produce fruit much caslor than
one with tap roots and tall branches. I
would trim all my nursery trees from the
top, instead Of cutting away all the lower
limbs. would take Up al seeding trees,
and cut away the tap root, and at Two
years would transplant again, aud again
trim off p roots. he third planting
would fit the tree for fruit bearing. lftho
leaves are fully ripoucd, the tree may be
taken up with the leaves On, while green.
RELIuyING CnoKtD CATTLE.-I will
give you simple, yet very certain mode
Of gcttiug potato or opplo out Of {
creatures throat. People frequently rcs'r
10 harsh remedies, and sometimes loose {
valuable COW or OK thereby. My plan i
to fire gun under the animal, when tn
animal makes such desperate spring tha
The wind from the stomach throws out tn
obstruction in the throat at once.
-~~sSS-
gzys he that hath 10 money ngcdcth II
,Durse.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-26

.
Id finger rugs IA cents to $50; Watch gasscs
ne! cents, ,patcntlSi Lunrt IS other articles u
Z lrtion. All goods warrantedt to be what they ar
tor SrAUrFER 4 HARLEY.
On hand some q old aud Silver Levers x Ir pine
wef tnGn the above prices. OCtI le5G-
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-26
Dr. j. d. Eeulicr,
On9Opatiiic Physician,

~ nEsPECTFULLYt tenders his Professional serccs
htuthec !tzens oil Blooms generally
n 2 Once On the corner OF Main aud Iron Streets
Bo0msburg Adjoining M Brower' 'sstoTc,
Sent. 20, l-J0.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-26
WESTERN KEO FEN,

Nos. 0. II, l3 and IS Courtlaud street
NEW YORK.
u. WINCHESTER,
THOS. d. WINCHESTER,
BENZ. + WINCHESTER,
MyaI 1850 -3m.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-26
States Union Hotel.

FORMERLY RED LION HOT'ELD
No, 200 -EWEet Slrect, PhiLadeLDLan.
GEORGE " II INK LIZ, Proprietor, formcrlvofl,o.
iun.in, "a, would inform his friends and iheEub
which is wei and fuyorably known thTongbou,Iro
stuiras omcoilhc oldestGnd stconvenieni otelin
hec!ty. lie emostrespectfuIlyso solicite sh0reof pub
G 'F4'"" '-'- AprIl = 1855.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-26
Dr. }. s. FEoughton's
GREAT CURE FOR DYSpEpSIA.

THE True Digestive
l Fluid, or gastric
Juice Prepared from
Rcnnet, or the ruuith
stomach of the Ox,aftcr
directions OF Baron Lie.
big, the great Ply sioIog.
ichl Chemist, by J. y.
TouglItOn, NJ. d Phiin.
de lplia Pa.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-26

EXTRA o. MACKEREL for sale nt
T. llARTMAN'H.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-26

FjftsPuunds ofprrs0nH lhnggarr uluwedtn each pas,
sGuger-GNCGss Charged az duublr rate.
FONDA, CuEcriWtOndtrt.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-26

March 2a.l6S..
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-07-25
MARRIED..

BreLAy-NIcoLAI.-In Newport 18th inst, Captain
Thomas Biglav and Mary Nicoai, both Of that city.
SMPsoN-SIMPsoN.-In Newport, Sd inst, Mr.. Thos
Simpson and Miss Mary Ann Simpson, both of that
city.
OLNEY-BoYD.-In Pawtucket, 9th inst, Mr. James
Olney and Miss Janette Boyd, both of that place.
BooMER-EARL.-In Fall River, Mass, 18th inst,
Frederick A. ,omer, Esq, of Fall River, II. l., and
Miss Elizabeth NJ. Earl, of the former place.
PEcKuAM-WooDMAN.-In Tverton, 9th ult Mr..
Alanson w. Pcckham and Miss Priscilla Woodman,
of Little Compton.
MAsoN--WArsoN. Newport 10th inst, Mr.. AL
verin A. Mason, of Pittsburg, Penn, and Miss Kate
Watson, daughter Of DR.. Samuel Watson, of the
former place.
GRINNELL- -MoRsE.-In Tiverton, Sd inst, Mr. Phi
lip Grnnell and Miss Catherine Morse, Of that place.
PEcK-PEcK--In Seekonk, I'd inst, Mr.. Josephus
w. Peck, and Miss Sarah Ide, daughter of Sylvanus
w. Peck, of Seekonk.
BRooK-Wo WooDHEAD.-In Woonsocket, 18th inst,
Mr.. David Brook and Miss Betty Woodhead, both of
Blackstone.
DExTER-CHAFEE.-In Providence, 10th inst, Mr..
Obcd d. Dexter and Miss Caroline Jennings, daughter
of Col Harvey Chafee, both of that CITY,
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-07-25

In Americus, Georgia, July Z, ii. w. Shaw gave
@. w. Hancock beating for abusive language
Hancock associated with himself one Newman Nc
Balm and pursued Shaw to his house. whore Shaw
and his brother had pistol conflict with the
assaants. 1t is stated that Mrs. Shaw, during the
melee, rushed into the street and fired revolver
three times at Col. Mcl}ain without effect, and
when her husband fell and said he was dead man,
and asked for his children she fell in taintng fit,
and at last accounts was in very critical condition
George Patten, clerk in a store in st. Louis hav-
ing applied opprobrious epithets to seamstress
named Rebecca McCord, living in another part of
the house in which he resides, the enraged needle
woman gave him most energetic and effective
cowhdng, after which Patten got knife, and
challenged her to renew the conflict, and ms she
was actively complying stabbed her near the heart,
it is thought fatally.
Occasionally there is case of well authentica-
ted case of human petritaction one which came
to light near Eaton, Ohio, where the body of u
woman, on being removed for re-nterment, was
found to have changed into solid limestone, pre-
serving remarkable fullness and plumpness as of
life. The weight Of the body WAS estimated at
about 600 lbs.
We are informed by the Windsor Journal that
there were near three thousand persons drunk in
our village ON the 4tb.
A drunken time, surely Huntington Sentinel.
Camp Meeting at Eastman will commence on
Tuesday August II. The arrangements are not
fully completed, but will be announced during the
coming week.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-07-25
DIED.

SURGENs-In this town. "Wednesday last, Henry
Everett only child of George H. and Mary s. Surgens
aged 10 months and 10 days.
RLEY.-In this town, on Sd inst, Sarah Louisa
daughter of James NJ. and Hannah r. Riley, aged Is
years, 2 months and 2 days.
NAJAc-In Providence, 18th inst, Bctsey, wife Of
Lewis Najac, Esq, and daughter of the late Jeremiah
Ellis, in the 33d year of her age.
HALL.-In North Providence 10th inst, Mr.. Chas
II. Hall, aged q years.
PEcK.-In Providence, 10th inst, Miss Fanny Peck
daughter of the late Benjamin Peck Esq, in the oath
year of her age.
Norr.-In Newport, 18th inst, Mr.. Henry Mott,
aged about 32 years.
DAvIs.-In Bristol, 4th inst, Mrs. Sally Davis,
widow of William Davis, aged II years.
BoRDEN.-In Bristol, 18th inst, Mrs. Sarah Borden,
wife of Mr.. Isaac Borden, aged 20 years.
BRowNING.-In Apponaug, Goth inst, Capt. Beriah
G.. Browning, in the 9th year of his age.
DURFEE-In Little Compton, 10th inst, Mrs. Eliza
beth widow of the late David Durfee, of Tverton in
the S9th year of her age
BRooKs.-In Providence, 10th inst, Mr.. James
Brooks aged rs years.
WuNDER.-In Pawtucket, 14th inst, Mr. Christo-
pher Wunder, aged 32 years.
WATsoN.-In Providence, 10th inst, Emily, daugh-
ter of the late John j. Watson Esq, in the 37th year
of her age.
HEArH.-In Newport, 10th inst Jasper s., son of
Charles c. Heath, aged 2l months and IL days.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-07-25

rEs Important Notice to those afflicted with
Chronic Diseases by DR. A. 5. HEATH, New. York City.
tents and being unwilling to trust such responsible
duties to assistants srdents and for the purpose OF
suppressng the sales of worthless aud injurious quack
medicines as well as the impostons advertised under
fictitious names, Offering to send recipes gratis or on
receipt of letter stamps dollar, &C. To obvatc
the above, and to accommodate patients in all parts of
the country, send medicines, with full directions to
cure any disease for S. unless treatment is required
a longer period than one month when the fec is the
for each month The fee for all surgical opera
ons including that for the radical cure of hernia will
depend upon the popularity of the Patients will
give full statement Of all their symptoms the
edies prepared with especial reference to each
case All money letters should be registered The
first part Of my illustrated work will be sent to any adj
dress on the receipt Of cents. A: s. HEATH, NJ ID.
l0l Spring-street, opposite ST. Nicholas Hotel, New
York. o8 1y
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-07-25

Brighton Cattle Market.

july 70.
At Market 800 Beef Cattle, 100 Stores, pairs
Working Oxen, 5S Cows and Calves, 1000 Sheep and
Lambs, and 200 Swine.
The following were the prices:
BEEF CArrLE.-Extra, 81 80; first quality, 90 a
25; second quality, 5o third quality, 80 SO; or
dinary, IS 90.
three years old $45 80.
HipEs, l-2 SCI TALLow, l-2c g; Pelts, 25 cts a
2 90, each Calf SKINS IL l5c per ID.
VEAL CALvEs-25, o a 3 each.
WORKING OxES-No sales noticed.
Cows AND CALvEs-Sales at $24, ~, 80, 81, 40 AZ.
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-Extra, 50 75, n b by lot,
81 rs, 3 n s3 3d.
SwixE-Shoats Z $40; retail, q 1oc per III. Fat
Hogs s-4c per ID. Spring Pigs no sales reported.
MISUNDERSTANDING 10 the storm, market rather dull.
Less number Of Beef Cattle at market and Of poorer
quality. Sheep aud Lambs about the same.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-07-25
n REAT EXCIT ENT.

READ, LADIES' READ!
The greatest bargains offered to the ladies OF
Warren and vicinity, at X. FRANKS CHEAP FAM
CY BAZAAR, No. | ARCADE, PROVIDENCE, r. |.
Read the following offered bargains in the line of
Embroideries. Hosiery Gloves, Fancy Goods, &c.
5000 Muslin and Cambria Collars, IL 1-2 cents to so
piece.
5000 Cambria and Muslin Sleeves, fIom 81 l2 cents
up to s. apair.
Ladies, give fair trial and decide for yourselves,
am enabled to sell my goods to defy competition.
have just bought splendid stock of Jaconet Cam
brcs Swiss Muslins and everything included in the
line of Domestic Goods.
2000 splendid Cambria and Muslin Bands varying
in prices from II cents to IS band.
Also, II handsome assortment of French and wrought
Wells, at astonishingly low prices,
Fine Shirt Bosoms, varying in prices from cents
to 81 EACH
Fine French and English Mitts, u large assortment
OF other articles, too numerous to mention.
D0 not forget tie Number.
It is to your own advantage to give call before
purchasing elsewhere.
Respectfully, yours,
Proprietor Of the Ladies' Fancy Bazaar,
No. Arcade, first door on the right from Broad
street entrance,
ap22tf PROVIDENCE, r. l.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-07-25

New Bedford Oil Market.
For The meek ending Jun 90, 1857.

SpERM.--We notice some inquiry for Sperm but no
change in prices. The transactions since last in-
cude sales of 1880 bbls in parcels at l25c gallon.
1t is understood that large portion of the above has
been purchased for shipment to Europe
WHALE.--Thc market for Whale remains firm, al
though the sales do not reach the extent of the
al weeks previous quotations. The transactions since
our last embrace sales of 500 bbls at 72c 1000 bbs
at ~ 1-2c. Also 100 bbls Black at 59c and 60 bbls
Dark at 66c gaon-the market closing with further
inquiry.
WHALEBoNE.-Thc sales in Bone have been limited,
owing to the diminished quantity in market, and the
refusal of holders to operate at prices quoted Since
last the only transactions in this market sales
Of 1900 lbs ordinary Ochotsk at lO5c to go to New
North West and South Sea parties in this city upon
private terms.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-07-25
- AQUIDNECK HOUSE.

ALiM y AVUIDNECh HOUSE.
ksTTliArstH PELHAM ST., NEWPORT, II. I.
E3IiyESifM THE subscriber, proprietor of the
forms his friends and the public that it is open for the
reception of guests during the odoe year. and that he
will be pleased to furnish them heretofore with the
comforts and convenences of well-ordered Hotel
lie is happy to know that his efforts to meet their
wants have not been unappreciated.
Situate, as the "AQUIDNEcK is, in airy and con-
vonent location, it offers inducements to visitors
Newport either for pleasure or business and nothing
will be wanting his part to afford them that salts
faction which his experience enables him to compre
hend and secure.
n26tf PHILIP RIDER.
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GcQal Notices.

EsTATE OF SAMUEL BOswORTH.-
II The undersigned having been appointed oy the
Honorable Court of Probate of the town of Burlington
Executor of the last Will and Testament of THOMAS
BOSWORTH late of said harrington, deceased and
having accepted Of said trust, and qualified himselfac-
cording to law, hereby gives notice to all persons hav
ing demands against aid estate to present the to
him for settlement and to those indebted to make i'm
mediate payment.
LEWIS b. SMITH, Executor.
Darlington, July Is. 1857. iyl83S
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-07-25

July IL.
Sloop Fly Perry, Providence.
Sch United, Jones, Providence.
Sch Perine Jackson, Somerset.
Ship Ocean, Norton, North Pacific Ocean, Honolu-
lu Jan 81, Tahata March 13, Pernambuco June IL,
with 1850 bbls VIII oil and 5000 bbs bone on board
TO r. Ii. johnson. Sold and sent home on the voyage
1919 bbls sp. 40 do Polar OIL and 5000 lbs BONE Has
on freight los casks of oil from ship benjamin
Tucker, N Is; 46 pipes oil and $500 lbs bone from
bark Hoogly, to VIM L Baker; "a casks sp OIL 30
do VIII oil and 6slS lbs bone from bark Italy, Greer.
port; 10 casks oil from ship Gen Williams, l.. Died
man. aged 20 years Left Mt Pernambuco bark Azc-
liza, Davis, for Phiade pha 10 days-al well. There
was no fever at Pernambuco; business dull sugar
holders inclination to ship ut late prices in for
eign markets. Spoke July Is, lat 36 IL N, Ion 70 w
bark Alice of London, Scott, from Jamaica via Hava
ma for London, having two weeks previous been
aground on the south side of Cuba, but got off with
the loss of false kee-wishcd TO be reported
Bark William Henry, Colt Atlantic and Indian
Oceans st Helena April /, 475 bbls sp OIL to Chas
Child. Has been absent 20 months, Reports spoke
April 2S no lat &c, bark Osceola 3d. Carr, B, 300 sp
May 4th, Coast of Africa, bark Montezuma, Baxter
N b, 70 bbls sp on board; May goth, on Coast bark
Nye 'Howland elm, who reports left at kadenda, May
Is, Charles Edwin, Salter, Dartmouth, 45 bbls sp
(Which reported spoke May 9, lat &c, bark Oregon
Case, of Greenport, 40 bbls.)
Ship Sowamset, (of this town. Martin Havana 9Th
inst, in ballast, to VIM l. Baker. The S llies below
Rumstck with sickness on board.
Brig Northern Light, Canton, Pictou, with coal e
Warren Gas Company.
Sch yermllion, Avery Rondout, 151 tons of coal to
Warren Mfg Co.
July 22.
Sloop Fly, Perry, Providence.
Steamer Canonicus. Allen, Fall River.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-07-25
A PLEASANT RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

AMCo N.Y. former residence being 50 dis
MssiEMisA offer that place for sac.
Hope Main street at the southwest corner of the
compact part of the town. The lot the East side Of
the street fronts thereon 157 feet and extends back
wards High street 36l feet, containing more than
Of prime garden land in high state of fertility
any in the country. Upon this lot is large two
story dwelling-house finished throughout, and large
and convenient kitchen, with two lodging rooms de-
tached from the house, wood and store house, ana
large barn and other outbudngs in good order, and
good well of water.
The garden contains variety of choice Fruit Trees,
Shrubbcry, etc.
The lot the West side Of the street. directly OPP
poste the above has front of 1870 feet, and extends
the same width to ship channel, with awharf and large
storc-house upon it.
For beauty, variety extent of prospect, this oca-
ton is not surpassed by any in the vicinity 1t COM
mands full view of the harbor and upper parts Of the
Bay, both the West and South, and of the islands
it embosoms. The situation, with its accommodations,
particularly adapted fora gentleman summer res
deDce or for clearinghouse on an extensive scale,
of which there is great need If occupied by gentle
manly landlord, it would be crowded with guests
throughout the warm season. In the summer months
there is fine fishing within two or three rods from the
head of the wharf.
Terms liberal. A part of the purchase money can
be secured by mortgage on the premises.
If not disposed of previous to the goth inst it will
be offered for rent. For further particulars apply
address to the subscriber in Bristol.
' " ' W. ii. S. BAYLEY.
Bristol X. l.. June s. 1856.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-07-25

Ky There will be Meeting of the WARREN
MUSICAL ASSOCIATION at the Hall of the Adel-
phian Club on TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, 2sth at eight
o'clock. BY order.
ID. A. PELOUBET, Sec'y.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-07-25

TT LET oRR AsE

III l. IL T DER l. IL A y Il I.
A~~N THE subscriber, proprietor Of
coolies HOTEL" Warren, X. !.
. SslIssi1f being compelled by i'll health to retire
k1i1ffz3 from his position, will let or lease the
above house on advantageous terms.
The house is in prime order, newly fitted and fur
nished with ever, thing desired. On the premises is
an ample Barn, new, and capable of accommodating
gethcr presenting the rarest inducements TO any per-
son desirous of engaging in the Hotel business.
Possession given in few weeks.
For further Information, inquire at the Hotel.
jyl5tf j. Il. JOYCE, Proprietor.
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PHILIP RIDER.

EOR SALE.--A pleasant situation one mile from
Il, the village of Warren the road to North Swar-
A lNN-c~, sea, about eight acres of land in
I%sSa~AS square lot, with two dwelling houses
EJiigxTlAH one of which is suitable for gentee
E444.1e14es11 E44z.1e14es11 family, being well finished and about
six years old. Enquire on the promises, or of
JOHN T. CHILD
Warren July 1S, 1867. jylStf
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Miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
Arrived at Boston 10th, bark Mary Barney, Lu-
ther, New Orleans.
Ar at Antwerp 9Th inst ship Oroondates, Williams,
New Orleans.
Ar at Liverpool 9th inst, ship Belle of the Ocean,
(new, of Proydencc) Reed, Baltimore.
Ar at Matanzas 18th inst brig John Dow, Cogges-
hail. Providence.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-07-25
ESTATE OF JOSEPH ii. LUTHER.

IL CoURr OF PROBATE, WARREN, July 8, 1857.
An Instrument in writing, purporting to be the last
Will and Testament of JOSEPH Ii. LUTHER, late
Of said Warren deceased, is presented for Probate:
Ordered that the same be received and referred to
Court of Probate to be holden at the Town Clerks
office, in said Warren the first Saturday in August
next, at two o'clock r. NJ for consideration and that
notice thereof bo published in Saturdays RHODE Is
LAND TELEGRAPH for three successive weeks.
jyll 3S S. RANDALL Probate Clerk.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-07-25

~ NOTICE.-The subscriber takes this method
to inform the merchants shipowners, and agents, that
he has purchase of Mr.. r. B. DsNHAN his extensive
Bakery ON the corner School and First streets which
is furnished with steam power, and all the improve
mcnts in machinery for baking Ship Bread, and he of
fcrs his services a Ship Bread Baker Having had
thirty years experience in the business h feels
fdent that he can give satisfaction to all who may em-
poy him in his line Of business. share of the pub
lie patronage is respectfully solicited.
HENRY SANDERS.
New. Bedford July 9th, 1857. jyl5 lm
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-07-25
Of DANIEL PHINNEY.

IL CouRT OF PROBATE WARREN July G, 1857.
Request in writing is made by ELIZA PHINNEY,
widow of DANIEL PHINNEY late Of w arren, deceas-
ed, that THOMAS X. PHINNEY may be appointed
Administrator Of the estate of her late husband:
Ordered that the same be received and referred to
Court Of Probate to be holden at the Town Clerks Of
flee, in said Warren, on the first Saturday in August
next, at two O'Clock, p NJ for consideration and that
notice thereof be published in Saturdays RHODE Is
LAND TELEGRAPH, for three successive weeks.
iv1l - $. RANDALL, Probate Clerk.