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Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-05
Later frcrC California.

The steamer Illinois arrived at New York Feb. 18th, with California mails of the 5th. She connected at. the Isthmus with the steamer Sonora, which brought down about Sl7OOO treasure, the bulk of which was transferred to the Illinois, but the exact amount is not stated The sonora spoke on the 9th, steamer, John L. Stephens, and on the 18th the Golden Gate, both bound to San Francisco.
 The news from California is generally unim- portant. A committee of the Legislature re- ported that one hundred and twenty four thous- and dollars had been taken from the Treasury. The Treasurer accounts for the disappearance by exhibiting bond by the Pacific Express Co. to pay the next July interest on State debt The validity of the bond was questioned as it did not acknowledge the receipt of the money The Treasurer had been called on to give addi- tional security for money in his possession, and proposition to impeach him was before the Legislature.
 Att meeting of the citizens of Mariposa county, 1t was resolved to resist Fremont's claim to the Mariposa tract. A bill before the Senate providing for working mines in grants, made before the treaty of Guadaloupe Hidalgo will, if passed, enable Marlposa to defeat Ere mont's claim.
 Z Iowa Hills, Placer county, is nearly destroy ed by fre-loss $50000. Mexican bandits were devastating the southern counties and mnrdering the inhabitants-the Sheriff of Los Angeles and three constables who went to pro- tect the people were murdered. The Legisla- ture has appropriated five thousand dollars to assist in extermnating the robbers. The re- cent earthquake caused the ground to open ten feet wide and many miles ill length in the South part of the State
 One hundred men sailed from San Francisco on the 2lst January, for San Diego, intending to go thence overland to Sonora. z Business in San Francisco continued dull no improvement in prices. The mines are now yielding largely, except northern ones, which were blockaded with snow. The receipts of gold in San Francisco were twenty per cent greater than during the proceeding fortnight Exchange on New York raised to three per cent. Kalmon < Co. dry goods merchants had failed, liabilities $20O,O
 Dates from Pugets Sound, Jan. l6th, state that the Indians had returned and were threat ming hostilities.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-05
FARM FOR SALE!

NNHE subscriber not having health sufficient tc u manage his Farm offers it for sale. It is sit uated in Plymouth about three quarters of a mile southerly from the centre and consists of Seventy Five Acres of Land with Dwelling House. Barn, &c thereon.
 The Farm is very desirably locatcd and is yer, suitably divided into Meadow Pasture illabIe ailc Wood Land with an excellent large Orchard O Grafted Fruit-Irees, and Living Water in ainn dance /: and will be sold low
 AlsO-Another Piece of Land near said Farm o Twenty Acres of Me dow and Pasture Land. will be sold by itself, with the Farm, to suit the pur. chaser.
 To any person desiring Farm, tho Subscrihcr would say, Come and examine good and Eroduc- tive Farm as any in these parts.
 MARVIN TREADWAY Plymouth, Feb. II, 1857. 4:;-3t
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-05
Farm for Sale.

nWNED and occupied by A. w. Warner, situated O ? miles Westerly from Plymouth Hollow, on Walnuv Hill is in good state of cultivation, con tains @ acres, has Two-story Dwelling House with L attached, large Barns with Cow Houses attached, smaller barns, Wagon House, and other out buildings, all in fr,t rate condition, is we'll Wooded and Watered and suitably divided into Meadow and Pastare, is we'll fen ced most of it is first quality of land. May be had in connection with the Farm , or good Dairy Cows, 30 sheep, yoke of 0xen and farming Utensils, at satisfactory prices Any per son, wishing to procure G ood fam, withg ood buildings and fences, will 10 we'll to :all upon the subscriber. Credit will be given if wished.
 A. w. WARNER.
 Plymouth, Feb r, 1857.
 N. B. A small Farm House Lot will be taken in exchange if desired. 44tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-05
DYSPEPSIA CAN BE CURED.

From ?. Stou Esq., Assistant Clerk z. s. House ef Representatives.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., June 15.
 Doct. George B. Green-Dear Sr: I feel it pleas ure to make known to you and the public, the sur prsing efforts of the OXYGENATED BITTERs in reeIy ing me from that most discouragng disorder, Dys- pepsia I have been afflicted for about seventeen years with the usual attendant symptoms, viz cor1- stipaton of the bowels headache, pain in the chest, atulence acdity of the stomach, and severe nausea and most of the time :, was extremely bilious. have used various remedies have been strict in my diet, but all to no good purpose. Hearing of the OxYGESATED BITrERs procured some; have used four bottles, and find the bad symptoms all removed and myself once more in the enjoyment of health None but the dyspeptic sufferer who has felt all the horrors of the disease at all appreciate the value of the medicine. Respectfully yours, 2w-45 R P. STOW.
 SETH W. FowLE & Co.,, 138 Washington Street, Boston, Proprietors. Sodby their agents everywhere
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-05

70 the Court of Probate for the District ef Lckf9d: vUVHE application of Sally G. Page respectfully IL showeth That she is guardian to Olive ]. Page, Minor belonging to said District, and that said Minor is the of the following real estate viz: An undivided interest in al the real estate of her father, Horace Page late fLitchtield, deceased, (the precise boundaries of which are to be defined by distributors appointed by the Court of Probate
 ANb SHE FURTHER SAYS, That the estate is at present unproductive; that the avails thereof are wanted for the support, maintenance and education of said Mner and that 1t will be for the advantage of said Minor to sell the same, and invest inc av ills thereof according to law wherefore she says that there is just and reasonable cause for selling the same. She therefore prays the Court to order said real estate to Be sold, and to empower her some other meet person to sell the same. pursuant to the statute in such case made and provided.
 SALLY G. PAGE, Guardian.
 Dated at Litchfeld, Feb "A, 1851. 7 District e Litcfeld, Probate Court February o4 1857. . CRDERED-That the foregoing application be he .rd and determined at the Probate Office in Litchteld, on the 29th day of April 1857, at one o'clock af- ternoon and that notice ther2 ,f be published in some public newspaper near the place where such real estate cs three weeks successvely at least six weeks before said time assigned.
 44-3wo CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-05
Notice.

THE Subscriber offers for sale in the slxtss town of Litchfcld. Milton Society, one .lSeSs Pand half story DWELLING HOUSE and
 Wood House attached to it-a good Barn and other Buildings in good repair-about Fifteen Acres of Land (meadow and pasture in suitable pro- portion. .)-ately owned and occupied by Mir. George Bradley. of whom enquiry can be made, or of the Subscriber at Bantam Falls ys'Wih be sold at auction, on tho 16th of March, Lots of Household Stuff, Beds, Bedsteaxls, Chairs Tables, &c.. &c., Sc, too numerous to mention. aGale C commence at 10 o'clock, A. M
 s&gs as hsses4Gi g. c. c. PALMER.
 DantaM Falls, Feb 2S lS51. 45-3to
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-05
DI.ESn.

In this town, March l, Mrs. Lovisa Morse, wife of Steven Morse, aged 63. In Washington, February 24th, Sarah M, wife of Ebenezer Clark, aged 25 years.
 At Salisbury, Thomas N. Smith, aged sS. At Sharon, Ellsworth society,) Asa Evefitt, aged e. In Kent Feb. 26th. Mrs. Harriett Peters, wife of Eber s. Peters. aged 59.
 In Winchester Centre, Jan. ], Miss Sarah L. Grant, aged 26.
 In Norfolk, Feb. 6, Mrs. Louisa Robbins, aged S3 In Litchfed, South Tarms,) Jan. Eth, Asel Cady, aged 74 years and months.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-05
Take Netice. YE THAT ARE DEsIRoUs OF BUYING A HOME A VALU ABLE HoMESTEAD FOR SALE

@A THE Farm known as the Henry Skill T!!;;k, ton Farm situated at South Farms,
 liiiIks% East side on the Turnpike running from .2 Iitchfield to Waterbury, lying near the Tavern stand of Capt. Sim. Smith, containing IA Acres of Clearcd land-a large propoi ion of which can be used as Meadow, CT equally used as Meadow, Pasture and Flow laid @,: '"
 Said Farm has thereon standing a two and half story Dwelling House, painted white-a Driving and Horses Barn, Carriage Sheds, Wood House, Granary and Corn Houses, Stock Barns, three in nuinbct.
 Said Farm is we'll watered also, well supplied with Orcharding: Also, Woodland to go with it if desired.
 Said Farm needs no commenting to the buying public it will show for itself if you disposed to give it look.
 Also for sale with the Farm, the remaining part of Stock of Cattle, some 20 Head in number: pair of Horses, Carriages, Business Wagon some l5 20 Tons of Hay, and some 200 Bushels of Corn, if desired.
 Possession given of the premises immediately if sold For further particulars, inquire on the place of R. M SHELTON. T. J & R. Nj. SHELTON.
 Litchfeld, South Farms,) Feb. IS, 1857. 44-ato
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-05
DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. MISS Nj. A. MERRIAM

wv LII. receive pupils at her residence in East W Street, commencing May 4th. Terms per session of Five months.
 PnN.Rr CLAss-Reading, Spelling, Geography
 Chilti's Book of Commerce, and Arithmetic, $ 6 JUNIOR CLAss-In addition to the above, Writing,
 Grammar, Natural Philosophy, History, and Rudiments of Drawing SIP SENIOR CLAss-Review of these. with the higher English studies French and Drawing, slG
 Needlework one afternoon per week.
 MusIe Piano. one course of 22 lessons 8 44-2m Organ and Thorough Base. S1O
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-05
D R Y G % D $

LESS THAN COST. YINHE UNDERSIGNED CONTEMPATES CLOS U ING his business in this place the present Spring and now offers his stock of Merchandise to the public (for ready pay.) at cost.
 P, S. All persons havlng unpaid notes or ac- counts that due. in my hands hereby noti- fled that they must be paid immediately.
 M w. GRAY Goshen, March 8, 1857. A 3ts
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-05
Great Sale of Dry Goods, AT THE
 BEE-HIVE!"

TOING for Sixty days to April 1st, 20 pieces " Muslin dc Iaincs, from l24 to l7 cents 90 pieces Calico P.ints. from to I cents 20 piece. BleaclieI Shirtings, from : to 10 cents 10 pieces de Baiges, very cheap: 10 pieces Mcrno"s and Par amettas very cheap 10 pieces whtc rcd. pin, and yellow Flanncls: 20 pieces white Irish Linens and Diapers 10 pieces fancy and black dress silks 300 pieces assorted styles and colorcd dress Trim mings 100 pieces assorted and black velvet Ribbons 200 pieces assorted Tafcta and satin Ribbons 50 dozen assorted styles dress Buttons 30 do. Merino and cotton Hose, all sizes: 20 do. Mcrino, cotton and kid Gloves, all sizes: POO pairs ladies and chilrcn's Boots and Shoes all sizes ladies Cloths Cloaks, Talmas, Shawls &c; 50 men $ Coats, over Coats Pants and Vestss Ovcr-alls over and under Shirts Drawers &c. and other goods in proportion Also-Crockery Flour, Teas of all kinds and qual- itics. Sug IFS, Molasscs, Salt, Spices, &c., &c.
 Also-Shirts to be made up; and Town Agent.
 S. N. BRONSON.
 Iitchfeld, San. 2sth, 1857. tlO
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-05
fl CHARLES ADAMS, Judge
PyoJae Court, D.stlict of CornscaN s., F 10, 1857

Probate Court, Dstria of CorncaN ss, FeJ 10, 1857 1NSTATE of JOSEPH NORTH, an assigning Hl Debtor.
 All persons interested in said Estate, will appear they see cause at the Probate office in said Corn wall, on the 2d day of Ma oh, 1857, at l clock, afternoon, and be heard relative to the appicat; on of said assigning Debtor for the privileges aGd bcne fits of the 10th section of the Statute law of this State entitled "An Act for the relief of Insolvent Debtors and for the equal stribution of their effects among their crc!itors'' ,... .,... w-43o FREDERICK EETJOGG Judpe
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-05
SPRAYED OR STOLEN.

NROM the Subscriber while in the village of IT Woccttvile. on the 10th of February ltst Dark, Yelowish Brown Shepherd DOG, of medium size, hair long and shaggy, without Collar. Who ever will return said Dog or give information where he may bc found, will be iberally rewarded.
 GEORGE W. HUMPHREY North Goshen, March 2l, 1857 45-3tc
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-05
NOTICE. Messrs. Meafov & Munson

NN7 ILL sell from until tfe first of April W next, any all of their large stock of BOoTs and SHOES tor Cash down., at the following reduced prices viz: S4 Calf Boots for s. 50, fress & :0 to s3 from S3 to S2, 50 from g, 50 to 80 All sorts of Men thick Boo <. Brugans Calf Shoes, Caters and Slippers in proportion Gents Rubber Boots down to S4, do Shoes, S7a Ladies Rubber Boots SEoes and S,ndals-tN. Gh, down they must go La dies Misses and Chdrc Caters, Bootets, Slips, &c. or hund ed different kinds all at greatly rcduc ed prices, iii order to make for the Spring trade We have just received large addition |" ourtormer stock, which makes us complete in everything in our line of trade, that we know full well can furnish anything in our line, at less fig than they can l'e bought this day at Wholcs;te We haveafter much pains and expense finally procured few pairs of Gent $ Buffalo Over-Shoes an indispensable arti- cc fol cold weather, Ladies Socks, &c. And now, we hereby tender our thanks t, our friends and public generally for their many favors, inviting them to call and select for themselves for he assured you will find eeuyhng tell you, and no humbug about it.
 We have more rery feeling invitation to extend to our friends-that is please call and pay up need we say more ?!
 First door West of Court House.
 MEAFOY & MUNSON.
 Litchficld, Conn, Feb. 1857.
 N. B. The Notes and Accounts of the late firm of Meafoy X Irowbridge may be settled with either of the late firm until April st after which time they will be left for collection. l.. o. MEAFOY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-05
Particular Notice.

Av1NG on hand an extraordinary large stock LII of MARBLE, Gud having large of money to pay this Spring, shall sell anything that have on hand for short time at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Now is the time for persons who want Gravestoncs, to set in the spring to save money. Amongst the lot is number oi small monuments suitable for young persons and children.
 $. WARREN. Waterbury, February 16, 1851. 6t-44
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-05

UVHE COURT OF PROBATE for the District of
 II Litchfeld, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors to the Estate of ANDREW PALMER late of Iitchfed in said District, deceased in which to exhibit their claims for allowance and settlement. Those neglectng to present their accounts within said time, properly attested, will be debarred recovery. All persons indebted to said estate requested to make imme diate payment to- LAMONT STREET,
 assQ& a4 ;. l.art g. Administrator.
 Goshen, Feb. 25, 1857. st-o+5
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-05
MAR7IED,

In Waterbury, 9th inst, Henry S. Todd, to Emma Shade, both of Wocott 10th inst, Silas Wilmot Jr
 In Willington, Feb. 20, by Rev. W. c. Walker, Mt. A. S. Beers, of Albany, N Y, and Miss Ann Rider, of the former place. Their united ages amounts to 124 years and their courtship commenced 40 years ago.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-05
Dancing SclIool..

RY request; NJ SCHMIEDEBERG proposes to ID give Dancing Lessons at Bulkley' Hall to all who may desire then1-to Children in particular, on Monday and Friday evening of each week To commence cn Friday evening, Jan 16th, lS57.- more than Two, deduction will be made.
 He also will give lessons in French, German and Drawing, in schools privately. Tuition, sS,0 per "A lessons: Rooms -Wolcott Institute-South street, Litchfeld.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-05
Job Printing.

HALL TICKETS, ADDRESSES, BLANKs OF Att KINDS,
 !, BILL-HEADS, CARDS, CATALOGUES. as CvMlarss Checks, Hamdbills, Labels, PoLlcIEs. PosrEas REcElr1s, SHOW. BILLS, TICKETS, --e@------- WAY-BILLS,
 And other kinds of PRINTING, done at this Office
 1gr All ordsns for BOOK BINDING carefully at sxSk aS ls57. A
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-05
OtiCe.

UNHE cepartnership heretofore existing between II the subscribers, under the name and firm of G. H. L. K 'ley. is this day dissolved, All per having unsettled accounts will please settle the same before the of April.
 GEO. KINNEY,
 HENRY l.. KINNEY, Bantam Falls. Feb. 20, 1857 44-Gw
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-05
ALI READ! 1s57.

A IL" persons indebted to the Subscriber. re- "A quested to make 'mnseia,e payment to the same. Accounts due January lst, 1851, unpaid unless settled soon will te left with H. s. Barbour, Esq, my Attorney collection. If you would save cost, you must settle sodr accounts. shall cer- tainly sue every account to settlement, unless paid soon.- word to tho wise is sufficient
 A. G. BRADFORD. February 16, 1857. 43-tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-05
AUCTION.

NN ILL be sold at Public Auction oil Tuesday the 10thdaysof March next, at one o'clock, r. M., at the House of the Subscriber in Bantam weather be very stormy, the next fair day.
 H. G. KILBORN. Litchfeld, Feb. 12, 1857. 4s-e3t
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-05
A Ta Court of Probate holden at I.itchfeld, with

A Ia Court of Probate holden at iitchield, with EA in and for the District of Litchtield, on the 23d day of February, A. D. 1857.
 Present CHARLES ADAMS, ESQ Judge. The Adm listrator on the Estate of WILLIS STONE, late Litchfeld, in said district decea cd, having represented said estate insol gent-s ordered that Commissioners to receive examine. and adjust the claims of the creditors of said estate be appoint ed at the Probate Office in Iichfield on the 9th day of March, 1857, at 10 o'clock, forenoon and that all persons interested may have notice hereof, said Administrator will cause this order te be published in newspaper printed in Litchficd and post copy of the same oh the public sign post in said town, nearest the last residence of said deceased -
 Certified by
 fl CII 4pI Ec AnA,Jc I,,Jx.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-05
Important Announcement!

ImpOftant announcement! Tremendous Rush! Unprecedented Bargains THNHB Subscriber would respectfully inform his 1 numerous Customers in Litchfcld and vicn ity, that since his remorrl to lis NEW STORE ir BAbDWIN'S BLOCK, he has added extensively tl his former Stock and can now exhibit the
 Largest, Ckoicest, and Best 'Selected
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-05
Foasrtk Floor,
 Being devoted exclusively to WOODEN WARE.

We shall add to present assortment of Goods daily and will try to have everything that may be called for by all | Come and see the BFRnYs' who are always in season, ont of season. N &E A BERRY Wolcottville, Feb. 4, 1857
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-05

A LECTURE will be delivered at the "Elm Park Collegiate Institute on Thursday evening, the 5th inst. general attendance is solicited.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-05
AMERICAN & FoET IGN PATENTS.

ED II. EDDY, Solicitot of Patents, Gate Agent Mo of the U. & Pat"t Office. Washington, un der the Act of l937. )--7d State St. opposite KilLy st., Boston,
 After an extensive prM tice of upwards of twenty years, continues to secur Patents in the Unitvi States also in Great I. ain France, and other fo, eign countries. Caves s, Specifications, Assign ments and all Papers oI Drawings for Patents, ex,- cuted in liberal terms. nd with despatch Resegr ches made into Amerc III or Foreign works to de. termine the validity or utility of Iatepts or Invei..
 tions-and legal ok T advice rendered in all mat
 tcrs touching the sant Copies of tire claims of an Patent furnished by .mting Oae Dollar Assi.,t. mcnts recorded at w Ishington.
 This Agency is not only tlc largest in New Epy land, but through lt inventors have advantages Itr securing patents, or ascertaining the pentabi.i'y of inventions, unsu rpasscd by. if not immcas,ita, superior to- any that be offered them e)seNhci. The testimonials Below given, prove that tUff,. ,s MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE PATENT OFFICE than the st scber and as SUCCESS IS HE BEST PROOF or AbyiN- FACES OR ABILITY he ".ould add that he las alra- daht reason to Dc' eve, and can prove, that at 'p other ohlec oi cne kind the charges for ytc. = siona' scr moderate. The imretise pravii.. o tue subscriber during twenty years past, has p d him to accumulate vast collection of sp-ll- cations and official decisions relative to patents These, besides his extensive library of legal ana r. chanical works and full accounts of patents gtau. in the United States and Europe reader him ai.. beyond question, to offer superior facilities fol .b tainng patents.
 All necessity of journey to Washington, [" n cure patent, and the usual great delay therri Ire here saved inventors
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-05
Notice.

TVNHIS is to forbid all persons harborng or trust
 u ing CHARLES ANEs otherwise known as CHARLE: ORTHoN, an indentured Apprentice. under the pen. alty of the Law. RILEY M MORSE. 44-3ta
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-05
Dry Goods! Dry [ soOds!!

N ARGE sale of Dry Goods at H. W. ADAMS &
 Bz CO.'S this week. commenc'h Dec 10th 1856 The entire stock to be sod. wJ ut regard te cost before the st of January 1857 for further pnrtfc,, lars enquire oE Il. N ADAMS & co. Litchtcld, Dec. 9th, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-05

The Society for the encourage ment of wearing Clean Shirts, al
 No. 1O6 Chatham St., OCT. of Pearl St,
 NEW YORK,
 Keep on hand an extensive and complete assottn1cH of the latest importations and best manufactures eastiensgas,s FMrasishiug Goods, Equal in material, make texture, durability and
 style to any stock offered in this country,
 RETAILED AT WHOLESALE PRICES EMBRACES an extensive and complete assoft 1Z ment of the latest importations and best manu. factures o1 Gentlemen $ Furnishing Goods, equal in material make, texture, durability and style to any Stock ever offered in this countryand at prices which cannot fail to secure the attention of close cash buyers. Culis ssting of
 SHlRlS-With linen bosoms collars and wrist bands of the best and finest qualities and new and choice styles
 CALICO sHIRTs-rhe latest and most attractive patterns.
 'UNDERsHIRTs and DRAWERs-Of Wool Merj- mo- Cashmere, Silk and Cotton of desirable and d,, rablc qualities-and the Teviot Wool Underrarments so highly approved by Physicians. Also, the Shaker Shirts and Drawers.
 CRAVATS-Superior duality and beautifnl styles and full assortment of Stocks Collars Neckties, Gloves, Sears, and Mutlers of the richest kinds.
 SUSPENDERS-An almost endless variety, inclu- ding the finest and most durable
 POCKET THANDKERCH1EFS-Si and Cotton plain and rrnted-an unrivalled assortment.
 HALF HOSE-Wool and cotton of the best tex ture, selected expressly for retail trn,lc.
 MORNING ROBES and GOWNS-Ecgant Pat terms, excellent material. and of the best make.
 This Stock comprises all grades, from the lowest to the richest, that l,e produced--and having every facility for importing and manufacturing Tot exceeded by any other establishment in the United States, buyers therefore, will consult their interest by exmanng the goods which sold at the lowest possible cash prices.
 fS1Gools promptly delivered at all the Railroad Depots, Steamoats &c., and in any part of the city without charge.
 o:,o Shirtsmade to order hy experienced hands in superior style at short notice, warranted to it. Nc Machine work done in this establishment. 1y2O
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-05

NroNrGoMEFY oInBs & FRED RICK 4sA SWIFT, date of Newtown Conn. ! Attor neys and Councillors at Law. Notary Public Cori- Jersey and Delaware Dispositions to be used in the York. a,r- -ao
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-05
DisSOlsztlOit.

NNHE Firm of MUNSON X MORAN, have this u day dissolved Partnership by mutual consent.
 D. C. MtINSON, ... s-r JAMES MORAN. The business will hc continued by Mir. MORAN, and all unsettled accounts will be settled bt him Feb. Is, 1857. 4:}-c3t