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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-19

MADAME MAcALLIsrER's sorRsEs MkeIouss AT
ARMoRY HALL-Madsme MacalIister gave the first
Of her entertainments at Armory Hall last night We
were present, and found her to be very brilliant and
charming magicienne indeed. She performed mum
Der of the most inexpfcable and amusing feats and
with grace and ease which we have never seen sur
passed by any Of the famed professors Of the magic
art Her first feat, lighting $50 candles by the firing
Of apsto and her last the ara suspension siesta
in the air. were alone doubly worth the price Of ad-
mission to take no account of the different wonders
she enacted between the two. We advise all our
friends to go and see her She will be sure to afford
them delightful evenings entertainment; and we
are satisfied that If her excellence fully known
by the public, there would mot be standing room left
in the hall on any night Of the performance. She
gives her second performance tonight
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-19

BOILER ExPLosIoN.-The boiler of an engine on
the New York and Erie Railroad exploded at Pier
pont on the 9th inst The fireman and Aagman
were killed almost instantly. The engineer narrowly
escaped sharing their fate. The engine will probably
be a total loss 1t cost so, 900. No other damage
was done, and no other persons injured.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-19

: FRANCE AND THE SANDw.gn Is.ANDss-Under
date Of the 9Th inst, the Washington correspondent
of the Baltimore Sun writes
A treaty it is reported is about ta be made be-
tween France and the Sandwich Islands Government
by which France is 10 take those slands under her
protection and to obtain monopoly of their trade.
Such monopoly Boald be exceedingly pr judicial 70
American interests in the Hawaiian Islands, and rem
der it a subject of regret that they had BOT been
acquired by the United States at the time when
proposition was made to that effect on the part of the
Hawaiian Government ITSELF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-19

FATE OF DR. VoGEL, THE CELEBRATED TRAvEIER
At late meeting of the Royal Geographical Society
Cairo letter was read communicating authentic in
formation obtained by British officials in Africa
touching the fate of Dr. Yoge, the celebrated trav
eler 1t would seem to leave no doubt Of his having
been put to death because he venured to ascend the
sacred mountain of Wara in the Kingdom of Darfur.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-19
Lea S Peff'i1ts'
ESTERSHIRE AUOE.

The attention of Hotel Keepers Propretors Eating Houses
Caterers for Clubs and Private Families is
mended trial of Lea Perrins' famous Worcestershire
Sauce This condment by Its merits has attained the high
rank pleasant pslaabe and wholesome Sauce, app
cable soup fish, hot and cold meats game etc., etc.
tensively used in all quarters of the globe
The Limitations" both sides of the Atlantic
speak loudly of its e and the fact that received only
Medal awarded foreign Sauce the New Exhibition
aests the estimation in which held by those selected with
special reference their ability judge of quality
lar articles Of table And being the popular
the market unprneiped parties offering spurious
Sauce by slightly varying the spelling of LEA PERKINS,
only Propretors of the Genuine Sauce
stock always in store Also orders received for direct ship
ment from England.
JOHN DUNCAN 4 SONS,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-19

81. CHARLES THEATER.-Mr. Henry Placide made
his first appearance last night, Sir Peter Tsazie,
before full house. He was heartily received and
he proved, by the unabated excellence of his acting
that he was worthy Of the kind remembrance in
which be had been held. He was well supported by
Miss Reynolds as Lady Tsazie. and by Hamblin and
Farren as Joseph and Charles. AT
Tonight Mr.. Placide appears in two Of his most
famous characters = Grandfather Whitehead, in
which he has never been approached by any living
actor; and Sam Hobbs, in the farce Of "a Nabob
for an Hour" Miss Reignolds Is afterwards to ap-
pear as MiHy, in The Maid with the Milking Pail.s
better bill than this has not been offered in any
theater this season. s9s fe.s &
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Telegraphsd toths New Orleans Crescent


-
lsr rHs sAuoEAL AsD sou-HzHs nsul
BATox RouGR, Jan. IL. ssnates--The seaate met
at y o'clock. Ali the members were present, the
Lieut.. Governor in the chair Bartin Of AsoyelIes.
was elected Secretary; Arroyo Of Piaquemines, Aist
ant Secretary; B.ChiidreS, Sergeantat-A Armes Ber
don, Doorkeeper. The ofesrs were sworn tn and the
Senate adjourned. sal rs ae 81 ss8 " Z
The clerk at Il O'Clock called The House
to order and proceeded to csl the RON. For.vfour
members answered TO sher names lacking one Of 4
quorum. Only seven Democrats were psesent The
balance did not attend and consequently there wss no
organization. AT haIfpast O'Clock the House took
recess until 5 o'clock The Democratic cancus for
the House nominated W. W. Pugh for Speaker. and
A. W. Bell for Clerk. ~ se
Later. O'clock p. Ms--The Honse Is still unor-
ganized. Fortytwo members answered % Their
names and there being no qnorum present tie House
adjourned until tomorrow The excitement is very
great. 4Sss sk : -
Congressional Proesedingz
WASHINGTON, Jan. IS---f fzo1se.- The following are
appointed as the Special Committee 70 investigate
the Middlesex Misunderstanding Company Tariff Fund !:
Stanton, Moore, Dunkield, Wright and Russell
SeHaie.-On motion Of Chandler, a resolution was
adopted requesting the Secretary Of War to state the
number Of troops stationed ia Kansas.
Kansas Affairs.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. lS-The result OF the Kansas elec-
ton Of the 4th is still doubtful.
General Henderson, Of Leayenworth, was foreibly
taken from the stage by party Of Free State men
on the lIth, and has not been heard from since.
Suicide.
PrrTsBuRG, Jan. 1s.-Capt John F. Cole, who was
sentenced TO the penitentary on Saturday for an as
saut with intent to kill his wife, committed suicide
in jail yesterday.
From Mobile,
NOZZLE, Jan. 1s.-Saies Of cotton to-day were 1900
bales, at % to loc for Sfiddling..
The letter mail Of the llth. from New York, has
arrived, but no papers. e8#s
Gen. Walker has not yet arrived.
River Intelligence. s
ST. LOUIS, Jan. ls-AThere is a rise Of two fee,
reported at Quincy. The Missouri Is unchanged. This
Illinois is falling The Mississippi is clear Of ice Il
Dubuque. 9ais a3 Ads SD anss
LOUISVILLE, Jan. ls.-The river Is rising with 81
feet in the canal. = dsk -Gsfi lSis at
vrcKsBuRa, Jan. 1s.--The Baltic passed down a
RPM ~ AR iias3iS
WEATHER AT Q IN, Jan. Is.--Rock Island III.
weather clear-mercury Is deg; st. Louis, clear
with the thermometer at 80 deg; Buffalo, mercury
at 20, with clear sky; Pt.sburg, clear at 81 deg
Cleveland, also clear, mercury SO deg. Chicago q
deg. above zero--clear; Prarie Du Chen, the mer
cnry is deg. below zero at sun rise-weather clear
st. Louis, 80 deg above zero-clear Dnbuque IA
deg. above zero--clear Fon Dulac, cIoudy--le deg
above zero; Detroit slight snow, with mercury a
50 deg Milwaukee, mercury at " deg, with sign.
Of snow; louisville, mercury at s7-weather clear
l. y
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SNow STORM IN LoUsIANA.--In some of the north
ern parts of this State fell few days ago to the
depth of four inches.
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On THE PLAN OF SINGLE NuMBERs.
oN = LA oF y ING LIE hs.
Five Thousand Four HundrediPrfzesf
NEARLY ONE PRIZE 70 EVERY NINE TICKETS
MAGyIFICENT soEEMEtI
To be Drawn each Saturday in january.

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
prizes Of $500 spproximang 500 prize 81 100
prizes Of $50 appro4imang 10000 prize loo
prizes Of go approxiang 10000 prize are... 800
prizes Of 80 approxmaing 5000 prize ares. 600
prizes Of LIS approximang 70 5000 prize 500
prizes Of 100 approxinsng to 5000 prize 400
4prizes of rs appropriating to 1000 prize 800
prizes Of 30 approxmating to lt0 prize 100
o,VU prizes OF 100, 900
s4OO prizes amounting $50 200
Whole Tickets SO; Halves IS Quarters, 81 So
5000 Prizes Of $50 will be determined by the figure of the
number that draws the $1,000 prize For example If the
number drawing the 500 600 prize ends with No. then all the
tickets where the number ends in will be entitled SO. II
the number ends with No then ali the tickets where
ber ends in Twill be entitled to s2O and to 0.
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets. $50
10 Half ...,s....... 70
10 Quarter. ............ 20
10 Fights :. ........... 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the address for the Tickets ordered
receipt Of which they will be forwarded by frstmsil.
Purchasers have tickets ending any figure they may
designate. -a-----. 4s-
The list of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to pur.
ehasers immediately after the drawing. rt
A6Purchaser will please write their signatures plain
give their Post Office, County and State. -
Rs Remember that Prize is drawn and payable in
fall, without deduction.
All communication strictly confidential
Address orders for Tickets Certificates either Samuel
swan Co., Augusta, Ga, or to
SAML SWAN & CO., Box SO s, Post-Ofiee,
d26 2pd&W New Orleans Ia
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ffHE lMPHOVED MeCHESNEY WASH
ING MACH1NE-Manufaeture and for sale by the Snb.
seriher Orders left 70 Apollo street. 2si magazine street
10 Box l46 Mechanics Exchange grocery store OF
James collins oo Apollo street. where specimen msy be seen
viii be promptly attended to. All ask Of the public Is fail
u and y they do not give sasfaetiou them and fhe
mehey VIII DC refuhded- J. NJ. DAUGHERrY,
Di4 ~ No. 10 Apollo street,
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S6E- FOR BALTTMORE-REGUL LINE
M%Hfs The AL schooner Mary Eddy. Lewis. master is
loading and will have quick dispatch. For bal
( jal5 GEo. ". HYNsoN co, 81 Camp street.
6&k FOR BAlTIMORE-DTsPATC ATCH IJNF-
F The fast sailing regular clipper bark Regina
sB j. Booker master, having large part Of her cargo
engaged will have immediate dispatch For balance freight
In sugar and fnolasses, apply
JONES, MACKfNDER & co., 81 Gravfer street.
For passage having fne Accommodations apply TO the mas
ter on board. ia3
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-19

OILS. WINES. etc
" 150 baskets l2 boxes OIL Plagnol;
80 Hhf
100 cases sardines in oil, Of 100 hf boxes each;
% :, -. l00qr
1900 cases Red Wine, different brsnds
500 White Wine, a..
100 boxes Greque Cheeses.
g. For sale by J. VIosCA, Jr.,
ds y Cont street.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1858-06-03
Young Zenith

WILL stand at the stable of the subscriber on Pine
w Island, during the season. lie is years old
this s l6 hands high, weighs about llc0 lbs;
is of dark color of compact and beautiful form has
large muscles and cords; is very active and gentle Of
kind disposition and the essential qualities of speed
and bottom. Ec is not exceiled by any horse in Con-
necticut combination of blood beauty strength,
courage, docility and speed
His Colts OF unusual quality, promising in q
remarkable degreea the great and distinctive char
acerscs Of that noble and wonderful horse-the Nor
gan. He took the first premium in his class at the
State Fair in Hartford in 1855. The Committee of an
other class also awarded him discretionary premium
for his beauty and action.
HIS PEDleRsE He was sired by Old zennh. who
was sired BY Stakeholder; his dam by Constitution
grand dam nv iimpor,ed Saltrain., Stakeholder was
sired bv Sir Archy dam BY Citizens ;itnported) Stir
ling Sir Archy sired by old inportedl Diumede
dan, fimporedj Casi Mira Ills dam sired by Old
Putnam he by Old Woodbury., he by the Original
Morgan.
All persons breeders of fine horses are invited to
call and examine the horse the above named places.
His Colts have proved to he possessed of excellent
qualities, Of which sck the first premium at the
LilchHeld County Far, and SO the State Fair. in
New Haven, with special premium Of five dollars.
CHARLES H. STEVENS.
Nav, 1858.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1858-06-03

Ata Probate Court holden at Harrington, un and for The
District of 1orrmyion, on the 10tA day of Nay, a. u.
1858.
Present, HENRY S. BARBOUR, Esq, Judge.
ND USSELL c. ABERNETHY, Esq, Trustee on
n q the Estate Of MARCUS BROCkWAY, Jr.,
and ADDIE Nj BROCKWAY, his wife, of Torring-
ton, assigned for the benefit OF their creditors,
agreeable to the the Statute Law of this State en-
titled " An Act for the Relief of Insolyent Debtors
and for the equal distribution of their effects
among their CREDITORS, and the other Statute Laws
OF this State relating to the subject, haTlng
given notice to all concerned, to appear before this
Court this prese day at clock, forenoon to be
heard relative to the appointment of Commission
ers said Estate After hearing the parties inter
Richards and Hubbell B. Alvord, of Woicottville in
said Torrington to receive examine, adjust and al
low the claims of the creditors of said estate. and
make return to this Court; and also doth decree
that two months he allowed and limited said crdi-
tors from the 18th day of May, 1858, to exhibit
the ir Claims to said Commissioners and doth fur
ther order that said Commissioners meet to receive
claims against said estate>at the Store of Alrord
Brother in said Wolcottyille, the 18th day OF
June, 1868. and the 18th day of Jly 1858, at 2
o'clock afternoon, ON each Of said days, and that
notice of this order be given by publication of the
same for one month ia the Mountain County Herald
and Litehfeld Enquirer. weekly newspapers pub
lished nearest to the place whcresuch estate is 50
in settlement, and by posting this order on the
public sign post in said Wolcottville And doth
further ORDER that copy hereof be sent by mail to
very known creditor living without this Probate
District, within one week from this date
I'm 3 HENRY S. BARBOUR, Judge
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At Court Of PROBATE holden Winchester utan and
for the District Of Winchester, on the 22d day Of
May, A. D. 1858.
Present, JOHN BOW, ESQ.,. Judge.
DUFUS CLEVELAND Trustee on the Estate
IL OF HARVEY v. BLAKE Of Wincherter in
said District assigned Tor the benefit Of his creditors
agreeable to the statute law OF the State ealed An
Act for the relief OF nsoveet Debtors and Tor the more
equal distribution of their effects among their credit
and the other statute laws Of this State relating
to the same subject having given notice all con-
cernedto appear before this Court this present day
3ocock, afternoon be heard relative 10 the appont-
ment Of Commissioners on said Estate. After hearing
the parties Interested therein, this Court doth appoint
JoHN CAMP and CHARLES B. HALLETr both OF Win
chester in said District, Comm ssiouers TO receive
examine. adjust and allow the claims Of the credit.
ere ct said estate and mike return 10 this Courf
and also doth decree that three months be allowed
and limited said creditors from the 2Sth dav n
May, 1888 To exhibit their claims to said Commissions
aud doth further order that said Commssioner q
meet 70 receive claims against Mt the Office ~
John Camp in said Winchester on the 2Sth dav "a Inne
and the 18th day OF July, 1853. O'Clock forenoon on
each Of said days. and that notice OF this order be given
by publication Of the same for one month IN The
Winsied Herald and Lich6eld Enquirer, two weekly
newspapers published nearest the place where such
estate settlement, and by posting this order On
the public sgn-post in said Winchester And doth
further order that ropy hereof DO sent by mail tu
every known creditor living without this Probate Dis
81 Certified from Record, JOHN BOYD, Judge
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TAXES.

NOTICE is hereby given. to all persons liable 70
their taxes the List of Oct 1857, due June lst.
iS5S-That have received warrant for collecting the
same and TO accommodate those who disposed to
bourns 10 Milton on Tuesday. June 18TH from Ito IL
o'clock, A. M.-and at Kenney's Store IN Bantam
Falls, the same day, from TO O'Clock, r Mat
Smedley's Store in South Farms. Wednesday June
10Th, from TO IL o'clock, A. M.-and at Smith & En-
signs, East Side. the same day, from ] 10 o'clock
P. Mat Cabins Store in Mortified. on Thursday.
June l1h from to IL o'clock, A. M.-and at the
Litchfeid Depot. the same day. from to o'clock,
r. M, and al my office in Eas, Street, at all times.
Those who neglect to meet me, &c: &c
A. s. LEWIS, Collector.
Litchfeld, June ], 1858. St6
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Three to five bottles is warranted to cure the worst
case of erysipelas.
One to two bottles is warranted to cure all humor
in the eyes.
ears and blotches among the hair.
-Four to SIX bottles is warranted to cure corrupt
and running ulcers.
One bottle will cure scaly eruptions of the skin
Two to three bottles is warranted to cure theworst
case of ringworm.
Two to three bottles is warranted to cure the NEST
desperate case Of rheumatism.
Three to four bottles is warranted to cure salt
rheum.
Five to eight bottles will cure the worst case Of
serofula.
A benefit is always experienced from the first bot
tie, and perfect is warranted when the above
quantity is taken
Nothing looks so improbable to those who have in
vain tried all the wonderful medicines of the day.
that common weed, growing on the pastures and
along old stone walls, should cure every humor in
the system, yet it is now a fixed fact If you have
"a humor it has to start. There no ifs and ands,
huns nor has about its suiting some cases but not
youIs peudled over thousand bottles of it in
the vicinity of Boston. know the effects of it iI
every 1t has already done some of the greatest
cures done in Massachusetts give it to child
rem year old; to old people of sixty. have some
poor, puny, wormy-looking children, whose flesh
was soft and abby restored to perfect health by
bottle.
To those who are subject to the sick headache one
bottle will always cure it, 1t gives great relief in
catarrh and dizziness. Some who have taken it have
been costive for years. and have been regulated by
it. Where the body is sound it works quite easy,
but where there is any arrangement of the functions
of nature it will very singular feelings but
you must not be alarmed they always disappear in
from four days to a week. There is never bad re-
suit from it the contrary. when that feeling is
gone you will feel yourself like person: ]
heard some of the most extravagant enconiums of i,
that ever man listened to.
Nc change of diet ever necessary. Eat the best
you can get, and enough of it.
Price 81 per bottle. Manufactured bv DONALD
KENNEDY, Roxbusy, Mass ooHN fIrKlK, whole
sale agent for this STATE, who supplies this and all
other popular medicines at the lowest prices.
Sold by A. c. Smith, Litchfeld; Charles Mcneil,
Welcottyile; Elmore s. Welch Winsted; J. H.
Shebsrd & CO., Norfolk; G.. Humphrey. Canaan
c. B. Maltbie, Falls Village; ]. NJ. Gardiner West
Cornwall F. Boardman New Milford H. Kinney,
New Preston Miles & Son. West Goshen J. i.
Doughty, Cornwall Hollow B. S. Preston, Roxbury
W. E. Woodruff, Woodbury. ; Seth Thomas. Jr., Ply
mouth Hollow; Thomas Scott Plymouth; Leven-
worth & Dikeman. Henry Fish. Waterbury and all
dealers in medicines in the State. 7-yl
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The undersigned would respectfully invite al
those who haqe unsettled accounts to call and SETTLE
up On account of % HARD TIMES we have moi
called for q settlement with our customers the pas
winter, and in order that we may now meet the de-
aands against us we kindly ask them to call and
pay up all hack arrearages Our bills hereafter will
be made out at the expiration of each month and
presented for payment.
As regards MEATS and VEGETABLES we will
HAyE CONSTANTLY q VARIETY of the best the SEASON
and MARKET AFFORDS, and as our terms are cash oul
prices shall he eorrespondingly low.
We tender our sincere thanks for the patronage
we received last summer, and as have now oul
arrangements made for supplying the citizens Of
Lifchfeld and vicinity wsth the best the markets
afford we hope by our untiring attention to please
we may merit the patronage of all.
BENNETT T. WARNER.
June 1, 1858.
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Two High Blood Colts :!

nUROCK is English blood. will be at
~ my Stable in Woodbury. every day through the
season.
WILD AIR I'd is Morgan blood. will be at Oaman's
Soutnford Monday, from 10 to II; Daviss Oxrd from
| 10 5; Humphrey House, Seymour, from Monday
night until "Wednesday morning; at Lanes. Nauga-
luck, from 10 to II Wednesdays al my stable, Woud-
bury, Thursdays Fridays and Saturdays.
LOTT FEM.
Woodbury., May 4, 1853. 2-2m
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JAMES ALLEN
DANIEL CURTIss ETALS.
STATE OF CoHNEcTlcur, LIrcHFIELD COUNTY

DANIEL CURTISS ETALS.
STATE OF CosNEcr1cur, LIrcHFIEID COUNTY S., !
May s, A. D. 1858.
T1PON the petition of James Allen, praying for rea
u therein set forth, that the respondents shonle
render of the losses he has sustained ane
now pending before the Supr Court in and for Litcheld
County and continued 10 the Term Of said Conrt TO be
holden at Litchfield the second Tuesdayof Sepfem
and being found by the subscribing authority thai
James NJ. Dickinson and Monroe c. Sherman, two Of
the respondents mentioned in SAID petition. are rssid
ing parts unknown the petitioner and out OF the
State.
THEREFORE, ORDERED, That notice Of the pendency
Of said petition he given by publishing this order m
Conn. six weeks suecessive,y, commencing OF be
fore the first day of June, eighteen hundrednnd hy-
eight. FREDERICK D. BEEMAN,
Clerk of the Superior Court for Litehfeld County,
"a,
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District Of Harrington S. Probate Court May Is. 1855
ESTATE OF FAYETTE SMITH, late Of T..r-
IL rngon in said district, deceased.
PURSUANT to an order from the Court Of Probate for
said District, will be sold public The high
bidder, the z4th day oi July 1858, O'Clock,
he forenoon, all tine equity OF redemption 81 the real
OF said deceased, situated in Cotton Hollow
called, in said Torringlon. Sale TO take place at
The store OF VIM. II. Coe in said Forrngton. Terms
made known at time OF sale.
ia ELLEN ]. SMITH, Administrative.
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District Of Lchfeld, ST. Probate Coart, May %, 1888
ESTATE OF ADAM BENTLY, late Of Goshen in
IL said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of Litchfeld
hath limited and allowed six months from the date here
Tor the creditors Of said Estate represented insolv
enf, in whGh to exhibit their clanis thereto and has
appointed HENRY S. BARBOUR aud Warts H. BROOKS
Of said Goshen Commissioners receive and examine
said claims. Certified by
GEO. C. WOODRUFF. Judge.
The subscribers notice that they shall at
the late residence Of said deceased in said Goshen
the 9th day Of June and the I'D day of November, 1855
Ut O'Clock in the afternoon, each of said days. for
the purpose Of attending the business OF said appoint
ment HENRY S. BARBOUR, e.,,,..;ss;.,.,.
WATTS H. BROOKS, commissioners a
All persons indebted 10 said Estate requested
make immediate payment to
JOHN NJ. WADHAMS,} p.
FREDERICK P. HILLS, hAecu'o's.