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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-31

ffDftxa az
Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail BY d. W.
ToTTY, No. 100 Cary street. Richmond, vs.
az liberal discount to the trade
~ 3l-d6t&sw3t
nay FACTS WORTH KxowING.-The re-
'i'''"'"S FANCY DRYG GOODS.
LADIES B1zAAR,
NO. 204 BROAD STREET Richmond. VA,
Have been marked down at prices, and are selling
at lower rates--auality and style considered than
they have ever been purchased heretofore In this
market.
Cambria and Swiss COLLARS and SLEEVES, rang
Fins French arS MUSLIN SETS for s. worth So also
Muslin and Cambric BANDS. for Sleeves and Basques
silk MITTS. Kid aud silk GLOVES, HOSE
Whalebone BUSTS, &c.
MILLINERY GOODS
Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers @uillings Ladies' Dress
Caps. Grapes, &c.
PRINCES AND DRESS TRIMMINGS
We have large stock Of PRINCES, BRAIDS.
BUTTONS. and other DRESS TRIMMINGS. very
WHITE GOODS, JACoNETs. BRILLIANTEs.
Book Swiss Plaid. Striped and Dotted MUSLINS.
FANCY AND STAPLE ARTICLES.
selling at unprecedented low prices TO make room for
We are not going to wind up, but We are selling
Goods at prices that will De caution to Old foges
Jy 3l-dIm
HsA, Powers PHOToGRAPH5 Tome
and them Come and sit for one. aud if you do
not like it, you need not pay for it that is the
plan that POWERS has adopted-Nor SATISFIED. no
CHARGE MADE
POWERS still continues to take his inimitabe IMPR-
RIAL AMBR0rYPEs for 50 CENTS.
Life size PHOTOGRAPHS from old DagusrreOtypes
colored in oil, at low prices. Isl Main street.
Jy Sits
nee, AUCTION NOTICE .-Attention is
asked to my salo Of BRICK, THIS AFTERNOON. at
Rockets. commencing at O'clock See auction al.
vertisement THOS. W. KEESEE,
Jy Slit Auctioneor
Bsa- NoTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING Of
the Stockholders Of the TUokAHoR AND JAMES RIVER
RAILROAD CoaPAsY, will take place at the Office of
August at O'Clock p. NJ.
" 3l--lawtd g. W RoYsTER, sec'y.
BF NOTICE-Th members ofthe JOUR-
NEYNEN GRANITE STONR CUTTERS ASSO-
CITATION are notified to attend their Regular
Monthly Meeting ut Schad's Hall on SATURDAY, lat
August at o'clock +. NJ BY order Of the President
j. Cots j. RICHARDSON, Sec. pro tom.
Beap SHOCKoE HILL BUILDING FUND AS
sOCIATIoS.-The monthly meeting of this Association
Pm
Dues will he received from O'Clock until the hour
of meeting
Stockholders are particularly requested to exhibit
thor certificates of stock to the Secretary.
Al-2t ' RARG AMIN Sgr'y
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mo COFFEE-A cargo of 1000 bags Rio coffee
sold at auction i'll Charleston last Tuesday. Prices
ruled from II to l2c. but the bulk went off within
the range of Il 15all3Ic.
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RAILROAD BRIDGE BURST.-The Bridge over the
Coosa River, belonging to the Alabama and Ten
nessee River Railroad, was consumed by fire on
Friday night last The loss is estimated at 100000
and will prove Il serious one, as we'll as great in
convenience, to the COlnpanY.
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gaS~ LISTEN, W DYsPEPTICs.-Go AND
Do kEWlSE.-PERNANENT CURE.-Tle Rev
James Iunncutt proprietor aud editor ofthat excel
lent paper the Christian Banner published at Frcisr-
Icksourg, Va III his editorial Uf June 5th. 1857 thus
speaks Of his cure:
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CHLoRoFoRM AND SrRYCHNINE.-A boy in Court
land county n. Y, was given dose of srychnise
in mistake for morphine, and was soon after seized
with violent titeniC spasms lock jaw, &c. Chic
roiorm vas administered freely, by inhalation, and
application along the spine, and in ten minutes
the patient became perfectly quiet under its i'll
nusnce. On withdrawing il the spasms returned:
bCt BY keeping him under the effects of the ana.s-
ttetlc four hours and q half the poison was ab-
sorbei aud the boy recovered. About two grains
Of strychnine were given TO the lad-a very large
quantity
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AFFLIcrED-The:Charo Jefftrsonian says:
Our community sincerely sympathse with Col.
Thomas J. Randolph, in the severe affliction with
which he and his family have been visited within
the last two weeks in the death of two amable and
excellent daughters, Mrs j. c. r. Taylor and Mrs.
Frank &. Ruthn; and with Professor John b. Minor,
in the loss of his wife
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-31

John j. Walter, an old citizen Of Columbia 4
o., died suddenly on Tuesday last.
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A MONUMENT TO MADIsoS.-We are gratifed ia
learn that the old friends and neighbors Of Pres
dent Madison in Orange county, Virginia. and their
children, have procured monument TO be placed
over his grave at an early day. 1t is plain gran
lite obelsk, - feel in height, bearing no inscription
except the dates of his birth and death. 1t was
prepared by j. W. Davies. of Richmond. Appro-
pirate ceremonies will take place on the occasion
of it's erection, and AN address will be delivered by
Il. Johnston Barbour, Esq.
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nAIAtnS nre.

We confess that, for ono, We have no sympathy
with that jealousy Of Baltimore az seat OF com.
meree that IL so often manifested in Virginia ~
Baltimore fourishes. IL Is because Of her own eh-
tcrprise. and. FIVE would flourish, We must use '
same means We are rather proud, on the "ho'e'
to see a Southern city showing so much e,'s' -
thrift and aptitude for business, and "oni' go"
mend those who covet the spells OF her ''e'v -,
to initiate the example by which they have '"''"
achieved. ,hoa1-
II NAV be that she Is hard hearted anu "'" ,,i.
ed grasping and monopolizing' bu' NO. -.
more 30 than we should be If lighting IN usah .a'
for the front place IN the rank OF e''ee ,'a''''.
has shown "a that Southern sun ought NOT 10
hon, tho 1,ame of mans Incidence ana ioSo OF care
and that the hot in cline can be as energetic in
the battles Of peace rs Of war Let US do as Belti
,,oro has dope-fnish railroad connections with
a. W.. and ,Hootrag. mechanical and manafa c
,,,,;,,o f,dusfry which, much more than CONNIE r.
c,l enterprise is tho secret of Baltimores success
and. if vc do not have city in Virginia AZ large
we shall have one quite large is desirable for
the general prosperity.
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HOTEL BURMA tavern, occupied by Mr.. j. r.
Adams at King George c. H., Va, was destroyed
by fire early on Tuesday morning last, together
with the furniture, kitchen, ice house, &c Three
or four men had a narrow escape
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-31

CLRRGlMEN Expelled IN CANADA.-The WESLEYAN
Methodist Conference, lately in session at Toronto
c. w, has expelled two of its members for immoT.
al c"nduct-the Rev. Mr. Hoagh, of Hamilton. h.
cause he carried revolver in his pocket for several
lays intending to shoot young gallant who had
capped ana married his daughter contrary to hi
Will; and a young clergyman named Homes If Tar
onto, because he correspondent with a Young lady
IN England with II view TO IAatrimony. and after
wards changed his mind to the propriety of form
better. - '''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-31

STORM on TIE HUDSON RvER.-The most destruc-
tive storm of hail ever known in that locality.
passed near Red Hook on the Hudson river on
Wednesday last. The storm took northeasterly
direction, and exteaded over a district about ten
miles long and two wide. Whole crops of wheat.
oats barley, &c, were entirely destroyed. The
corn l. levelled with the earth and 1aauy of the
farmers are rucking it up and planting buckwheat
IN Its place. Whole iocks Of turkeys and chickens
were killed, and the cattle suffered severely from
the hallstoneS, many of which were As large as
hens eggs. Not light of glass remains in the ex-
posed parts of houses. Two days after the storm.
hailstones were picked up which measured between
two and three inches in circumference. The dam
age is great, &ad falls severely upon some of the
farmers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-31

GREESBRIER SPRINGs.-There were about 500 visitors
at the Greenbrier White sulphur Springs at last
aCcOunt..
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DEATH FROM LAGER BEHR.-J. &. leila, German
baker at the hotel at Nays Head, \. C., died last
week from krinking large quantity of lager beer
EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.-lhe Fredericksburg
papers express the belief that Richard H. Coleman,
of Caroline, has been elected Judge Of the eighth
circuit, to fill the vacancy occasoned by the death
of Judge Conway
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-31

DEArH OF NOTORIOUS SCOrNDREI- Byron Stuart
McDonaid, the mail robber. died on Friday morn
ing iaHt IN the State Penitentary. very suddenly,
IN a nj. Lord Byron" as ne was styled WAS a
printer and used to traverse the country subssting
oy lmlS sition and crime. At one time he applied
for work at this Office as a deaf and dumb prin-
ter nd practiced was he in his art and the
use Of ts S:te that it several days before any
suspicion we've excited He used to travel i'll all
kinds of beggarly disguise, thus spying into shops
and houses TO reconnoitre and then returning Il
rob tia inmates. Happening on the Michigan South
ern Railroad at the time of the great collision al
1.-The crossing" he quickly formed the plan of rob
bling the mail, and he actually crawIed over the
dead and dying in the wreck To secure the bags
sisortl, after he detected in attempts upon tn,
mails, near Adrian, arrested. convicted and sen
fenced 10 prison for life and had been there nearl,
Ave years lie was an accomplished william ana
death To. him was a favour to the world lie was tn,
only representative OF 1.-The craft in our peniten
tiary.-Jackson Isch) Clisea 23d
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-31

REFRIGERATORS, WATER COOLERS.
- &C.-As We wish To make room for our Fall sup
ply OF goods, We offer our KEFRIGERATORS " A
TEX COOLERS. ICE CREAM FREEZERS WIRE
DISH COVERS. BATHING ARTICLES, and OTHER
summer goods very low. Families In want of such
goods, Will find il 10 their advantage TO call early and
secure bargains. TlOS l.. ANGUS 4 co
FLY BROOMs.-Jut received, a supply Of very
hne PEA-FoWL FEATHERS, which We will sell
cheap. jy 3l-3t# T. L. A co
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-31

STEAMSHIP CoSyBSToN-We lay before our read
ers this morning a full report of the first day =
proceedings of the Convention which assembled at
Old Point Wednesday The ATTENDANCE large,
and we trust some practical result may follow the
deliberations.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-31

There were "a deaths in Charleston during the
week ending July 26-S white and 10 colored per-
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Clio REWARD.-Lost on the steamer
ipIO Curtis Peck or ia Richmond, GOLD ME.
DALI0N, with the miniature likeness of Charles Y
Morris on one side and two Of my grand children on
the other The above reward will be paid for the de-
livery of the above Medallion at the Dispatch office
1t is highly valued by my family, and | hope the
finder will return it, IA the reward offered is more
than the value to any other person.
is 2g-3tt RICHARD G. NORRIS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-31

EXTRAORDINARY PRICES PoR ToBACCo-They are
''gong it, with rush in the Lynchburg tobacco
market. Two LoreS were sold there on Wednesday
one at $3.50 and tho other at 1910 per hundred
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STRAY MARE.-Came to my stable, on
~ 2ls day July, 1851 large size iron gray Mare,
which the owner will please come for, pay charges,
and take her away.
K. III. BARNES Franklin street
jy 30-6t Between 18th and 18th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-31

RENINscESCE.-Col r. shepherd, now residing
in Madison county, Virginia was once midship-
man in the United States Navy, and saw service in
the memorable expedition against Tripo in 1904
James Barron. and was ono of the number who
went to the relief of the crew of the frgate Phia-
delphia--a most perilous undertaking He was also
with General Eaton in his land expedition against
the same piratcal power, and tho American
flag hoisted at Dern.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-31

| OST-SOmewher on or near Marshall
- street, Carved Gold BREASTPIN, with four bril-
liant sets The finder may receive reward Of 81 by
returnngit to
JyZ T. MCCARTHY & SON
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BtSHp OHOChOh HILL DliIDlNd L bND AZ
sOcGATI0S.The monthly meeting Of this Association
will be held on SATURDAY. Lot August, at o'clock,
p. N.
Dues will be received from o'clock until the hour
of meeting.
Stockholders particularly requested to exhibit
thoir certificates of stock to the Secretary.
jy 30-3t '. BARGAMIS, Secy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-31

These BlTTERs can be had Of all the principal Drug
lists IN this city and elsewhere ia this State. Jys
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81 Ten DOLLARS REWARD
- StTayed or stolen, some three weeks ago
brinde bull PUP white breast ears and tail cut
with a very remarkable head The above reward
Will be paid On his delivery atmy house in Manchester
Jy y1-3t% Wake
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-31

AARON '. BROWN.
1t Naury in his letter, gives Ms an instance of
the diversion of trade for want of exertion to de-
tam 1t, that when boy ne travelled in carriage
from Memphis Tenn, to Washington to report as
mldshIpman on board the vessel which was to con-
Vey Lafayette 10 France, on his way the road
was crowded with the old blue wagons with white
tops-the railroad cars of those days carrying
freight from East Tennessee to Virginia. South
Carolina, by jadiciOus movement building a rail
road in time has seized all this trade which is
IrrecUYerable to Virginia.
A committee was appointed to prepare resolu-
tions for the Convention, comprising the following
gentlemen:
Hon. A. Dudley Mann, Hon. II. X. Meade, and
Messrs +. W. Hunter, W Lamb and A. d. Banks.
A committee to solicit subscriptions for the en-
terprise was appointed as follows: DIR. Vaughan,
DR.. T. C. Robinson and MesSrs. j. Il. Carey, Joseph
SeGar and NJ. n. Falls.
gentleman rose and urged active measures. He
proposed to pledge himself that $1,000 or $4,000
worth Of stock would be taken in the county of
King William.
Mr.. T. c. Cropper, of Norfolk, offered the follow
ing resolution, which was adopted
Resolved, That the Committee on Resolutions lie
Instructed to inquire into the expediency furnish
ing the clerks shers and State attorneys of every
county IN the siayehOding States with gubscrip-
ton list, with the request that they will obtain
subscribers to the same; and all persons shall be
considered disorders who furnish their names TO
Hon A Dudley Mann, at Washington, d. c.
The resolution adopted.
MI trooper made some remarks advocating the
CLAIMS OF the proposed line upon the whole South,
ana not upon any particular section of it.
MT. Joseph Segar made some remarks in which
ne informed the convention that his 'better half
mad urged on him to subscribe to this movement
ana ne cited IL as an example to be followed by his
fair friends present..
On motion of Mr.. Segur the names If the fnlIou
ing gentlemen were added TO the Committee ON
resolutions l.. III. Chandler, of Norfolk; Col r. b.
Hanson, of Md. j. W. Downey, of n c.; DR.. Ii. c.
"orsham, OF Dinwiddie; and W. T. Joynes, of Pc
tersburg.
49, The Convention then adjourned until 10 O'Clock
Thursday morning.
John j. Walter, an old citizen of Columbia, g.
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pRUMMELL & ROSTERS, Owners
~ and Proprittors of the Mills in Manchester
known IA RICHMOND CITY MILLS" formerly
owned By J. b. Bragg, are prepared to pay the mar
siice ON 18th street, near Aayo's Bridge.
FAMILY FLOUR.-These Mills are particularly
adapted 10 the manufacture of a superior grade al
FAMILY FLOUR. the reputation of which Il extern
siyely known. We shall devote special attention 10
this grade OF Flour orders for which solicited fr
delivery early in August. jy Z}--dSw3n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-31

SHIP BURNT AT SEA.-The ship Caracl., Of Thomas
ton, Maine, from New Orleans for Liverpool, with
ZOO bales of cotton, was struck by lightning on
the 10th inst, when four days out, and burnt The
value of vessel and cargo is estimated at 5000 600
She was abandoned the 17th about SO miles from
Tortugas, being in flames and burning rapidly
The master and crew embarked in three boats, but
shortly afterwards a heavy squat came up, and
they were separated. Tive of the boats, contain
ing the master, first mate and seve nteen men, were
subsequently, picked up and taken to Key West-
The third boat, with the second ms.te and six men,
had not been heard from at last acc counts
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T OST-About ten days ago, a very rich
IL black THREAD LACE VEIL, for which a lib
eral reward will be given if left at this office.
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DEATH OF THE OLDEST ISHAB1TANT.-Mr Samuel
Itch, who died recently in Charlottesville, was
the oldst inhsbitant of that town. He was over
90 wears of age.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-31

Accounts OF abe crops In Texas are favorable.
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STRAYED AWAY from my stable.
n STRAY COW.-Strayed from

SSAN my residence in Sydney, Oh sunday
49, morning last, medium size red (ButfH
COW. She had II leather collar around her neck
award of s. will be paid for her return to me ia
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CTRAYED-From Rockets old field, or
~ Sunday, 18th inst, two black MARE MULES,
with some brown about the and flank. One Of
thom has cut through the right Dostril. suitable
reward will be paid for their recovery.
lv 2U-4t CIIAS b. WILLIAMS.
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The OCEANIC TELEGRAPH-The tollowing extract
from letter on file in the Treasury Department,
dated August 10, 1913, written by Samuel F. b.
Morse to the Hon. John C. Spencer, then Secretary
OF the Treasury, settles the dispute to who orig
mated the idea of an oceanic telegraph * The
practical inference from this Law is that tele-
graphic communication the electromagnetic
plan may with certainty DO established across the
Atlantic ocean" Startling this may seem,
the time will soon come when this project will be
realized
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-31


HALIFAx, July 30.-The Europa brings repsrts
that the Emperors of Russia, Austria and France
will meet shortly at Bavaria; also, that the recent
visit of the King of Prussia to Vienna for the
purpose of effecting reconciliation between Rus
sia and Austria.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-11-12
GRAVEL.

THERE are in every section OF the country Euni.
reds and thousands suffering from the disease called
Gravel-a disease having its origin under Various rr.
cunlstances sometimes produced by dissipation and
high living, sometimes by Impoverished and irregular
living, and oenlines by nenla dsquiotujc, PHYSICAL
exhaustion, &c, s..
The progress OF the disease is ofentmes very slow,
scarce arresting the ention of The patient wit
out much disturbance 10 the general heah-ln other
its progress rapid and of the most painful and
distressing character In either case however pa tents
Gaping OF the sAvbY bEPoSITs thinking that long
ing the complaint any very particular medical aien-
ton; Bat how truly are they sleeping over mine.
while the Itch is already ighed-forgettig that H.,
slightest circumstance may give rise TO the ieniinn
even the smallest particle of the deposit NAV give
rise to the formation oi sToNI, Of the mosl rrhc
diseases that flesh is heir and disease that in nina
cases out OF ten, has its origin in Gravel How truly
DIES ii behoove every sufi rug even from the mid
est form of the disease take heed lest c mos, So
rous results take piece from their negligence 10 rive
that remedial attention which it much and 81 !.uis
demands
As remedy in this disease, and one thai, NAV b,
relied upon with every confidence, R,sLEyl. Cow
POUND FLUID EXTRACT OF BUcHU," stands very lar in
advance OF everv other preparation-a remedy thai h.,
long heen used by some Of the e,nnen, nemhcrs
ut the med Cal profession, and regarded hv them
one OF the ates most speedy ana etcual rene lies
within their reach Let every ST tferer try il and II
he will do SO in good faith and rersrvere in the TAX
ng OF II, he may rest assured it will tail III r.,.
move every vtsqe Of the diseass. IL is for sale by
Druggists everywhere Price one dollar
llARRAt RiSLEY Il KITCHEN,
70 Barclay street, New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-11-12
RE.fL EST.dTE.
Farm for Sale.

Il Morehouse, in Washington, Litchfed County
containing about go acres is offered for sale This
is one of the best farms in the County, in high
state of cultivation hampe buildings of all kinds
in the best state of repairs About 60 acres of first
quality meadow; has a good supply Ct wood and
timber. pasture and pillow land. 1t has all that is
requisite for keeping large stock of cattie-both
summer and wnter-with all necessary convenient
ces for stalfeeding. The farm is well watered with
living springs, and the barn and yards are supplied
with never failing water. large stock of cattle.
and complete sett of farming tools can be had
with the farm and long credit can be had if re-
quired. The farm is well known to George Hitch
cock, New Preston, Daniel keeler, Bridgewater and
Abner MITCHELL Washington. of whom enquiries can
he made. For price and terms. apply to S. HART
WELL at Bridgeport. or the subscriber on the pre-
misses. BErSEY NJ. MOREHOiTSE
October 6, 1857 24-Sm
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-11-12

District Of Winchester, S., Probate Court, Oct a. 1857
E,HSTATE OF JOHN IGO, of Winchester iii said
IA District. an assigning and insolvent debtor
The Coart of Probate tor the District OF WnThes-
ter, hath limited and allowed six months from the
date hereof for the Creditors of said Estate repre-
sented insolvent, in which to exhibit their claims
thereto and has appointed Erastus S. Woodtord and
William. s. Phillips, both Of Winchester in said Dis
trict, Commissioners to receive and examine said
claims. Certified by JOHN BOYD, Judge.
The subscribers give notice, that they shall meet
at the Beardscy House in said District, the oath
day of November and oath day of December next, at
ten O'Clock in the forenoon each of said days for
the purpose Of attending the business Of said aI-
pointment.
2s-4s 4 Wx s. s. W f%'st'1s: co""ssrs rs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-11-12

At Court Of Probate hoidst @ Kent s0itn and for tht
Disylet Of Kent, on the 2sh day Of October A. D. 1857
Present RuFus FULLER, ESQ, Judge
EySTATE OF AARON SMITH, late OF Kent,
II in said district, deceased.
The Administrator represents the Estate lnsoivent
and prays the appointment OF y
receive examine, and adjust the clairs OF the cred
itors of said Estate. be appointed at the Probate
Office in said Kent on the 18th day OF Nevemotr'
1857 at IL clock in the forenoon and that aii per-
IONS interes ed in said Estate may be notnea 'eie
Of the Administrator will cause this order to be pub
lish in a newspaper printed in Itchteld aud post
copy thereof on the public sign-post nearest the
place where the deceased last dwelt in said Kent
A true copy of Record,
es3t RUFUS FULLER, Judge.