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u Inc Hiost celebrated DraHdS il bEl
e. WINES, BRANDIES, RUNS,
s1sSssxz3sl5 BLACK TEAS, &c.
$500 2. TiERNAN Il son,
Offer for sale lhe following articles, Of their
mpor alton, particularly for family
SHERRY WINES-Penartine's finest pale gold and
brown Sherres, in wood and in glass
PORT WIN ES-Sandenan's competition red and white
Port, in wood and in glass.
MADEIRA WINE-John Howard Marchs fine Madeira,
in wood and in glass; also, Grape Juice.
Drummer, Cabinet Leb frau mich, Bronneberg of 1876.
CHAMPAGNE WINES-Aoet and Chandon's finest in
quarts and pins.
BRA&DIES-Otard and Hennessys fine cid pale and
dark Branae5.
RU1s--c0!d and fine Jamaica, Antigua, Grenada and
from the Is 'ands, imported direct from London.
HOLLAND GlN-The best qu2lity--Tiernan hrand--and
mixture OF aromatic poison in u.
200 hatT chests of the finest SOUCHONG TEA. au23t'
sE5%A CHOICE WINES, BRANDIES &c
Sssz;s=7lg5 J. 3. CLARION & CO, AGENTS
$500 FOR VINEYARD PROPRIETORS
IN FRA i Z,
8RAEDlS, vintage o. 1871. Charron Pere ct 1ls Brand;
Emile Belmont 4 Co. Cognac Brandies various vntages
Bordeaux Ca.et ucsfroD low to finest grades Burgun
Wines from medium to very best grades produced in
France; superior White Wines; Champagne Wne various
brands; HOLLAND GIN and SCOTCH WHISkEYS OF prime
qualities
The above will be sold in United States Bonded Ware
house or duty paid.
Also on consignment, 10 5is very old and prime Monon
Bourbon Whiskeys; 200 bbls fine medium grades Bourbon
and Rye Ehskeys, to which invite the attention OF those
in want of pure liquors. Ofice-CORNER OF LOMBARD
AND HANOVER STREETS. ap5-tf
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EAMES r.. CHANnE.

flames r. CHANGE,
PF GATE AUCTIOSEER.)
GENERAL COMMISSION ERCHANT,
Ard Dealer in all kinds of AUCTION GOODS. suited to
both City and Country Merchants who requested
anime the same before purchasing elsewhera.
JAMES K. CHANCE
Commission Merchant.
% stories S Z. corner Baltimore and Chzrlrs sts.,
mhl9 tt Entrance Charles street.
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TRUSTEES SALE
AGR0gMp Rents AND' VERY vALUABLE PR

PERIY IN THE CITY OF BALTIMORE
ne undersigncd Trustee, will offer for sale by public
auction, at the Exchange, MONDAY AFTERNOON,
tlS i9th DAY Of pril 1851 at O'Clock, the following
1t, RENT or $50 PER ANNUM, payable out of
Lot at the sOutheasteumUS Of President and Stiles
deep. ~
2d-AN ANNUITY or $50, payable out of Lot ad-
dent street, with spth of 50 feet
Si:[AH ANNUITY OF $50, payable out Of Lot in of
Lo No ana at SouthweSternmoSt of stiles street
aha alley ~ feet wiie fronting alley L. feet inches
4th.-AN ANNUITY OF $50, payable out of Lot adtoin
deep. " "
The Lots from which these Ground Rents are payable are
all well owed and the Ground Rents perfectly secure
ALSO, THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY
5hA LOT az the southeast f Lexington street
and Little Sharp street. fronting on Lexington street %
feet, and having depth q 20 feet improved by three
story and attic BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with two
story and attic back ildng occupied by Mr. Peter
Flamu This OF will be sold subject annuity of
for the life of Mrs Sarah H. Aitin and subject also
the right Of dover o Peter Fiamms wife. The a. oun
due [" the Domic Society under its mortgage, will he
stated at the time OF sale.
6tnThe PREMISES Nos G45G and Co. being front Of 25
AID sharp streets having der tin of - feet. improved by
two-stOry BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, in the occupa-
ION OF Ann Marietta also, Office occupied by Sir
to"neS as Law Office and also Back Building occupied
by MI Braut This Lot is subject to Ground Rent OF
The terms of sale will bcFor Ground Rents cash the
properties on Lexington street half cash. balance in
months, with interest and approved Sc uiitv
GEORGE r. GlNNAMONn, Trustee.
T. W BENH EFT II Co,
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from the Southern Path Finder, New Orleans, Lal
Try them you that are afflicted, and we are sure tina
your testimony be added to the already lis
that has evd benefits that other medicine pr
duce.
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from the Advertiser, Providence, r. IL
The Cephaic Pills said to be remarkable effective
remedy for the headache and of the very best for tina
very frequent complaint which has been discovered
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
They have been tested in more than thousand cases
with entire Success.
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From the Kauawha Valley STAR Kanawha, Val
We that persons suffering from the headache
who try them, will stick to them.
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from the Democrat, St. Cloud Mimi
If you are, have been troubled the headac
send for boz (Cephagc Pills. - that may have the
in case of an attack
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[From the St. Louis Democrat
The immense demand for the article (Cephaic Pills.
rapidly increasing.
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. AAsoNvILLE, CONN, Feb. 5, 1861.
Dir. SPALDING.
SIR have tried your Cephalic Pills and Ike them so
ueu that want you to send me two dollars worth more.
Part OF these for the neighbOrS whom gave q
lew out of tn. first box got from you.
Send the Pills by mail. and obligs
Your obedient servant,
JAMES KENNEDY.
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quits, Af.

Ang deaisTs in all kinds of DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
ito. 10 North H010Grd street, Baltimore, Nd
- nv 81! hand large stock Of superior Old WITS
r,EA ZOE Iatnlly and Of tn best brands mr23tf
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FENO FARMERS AND GARDENERS NEW
FERTILIzEReqpal Guano and cheaper IMAM stable
vegetable matter Can be obtained from the Ice Ponds
near the Cattle show Grounds Distance from Charles st.
syenue half mile at Cattle Show Grounds, quarter Of
mile at Toll Gate Falls Road half mile at Upper Re
seryoir Apply at 3S South street.
Price so cents per CARLOAD, Je22-tf
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-08
HY yEs.EGyaAb'li.

WASHINGTON. Marcl 5-!be Senate
unanImru>js confirmed The Il m:uH' - Of
Ne>>r>. S-ward, Cameron. Chase, a lies,
aod Sml,h. Bates aud BAR w.re voted
sgaius, by Mason Of Va, Ciugutn au4
Bragg Of Ne, aui Mitchell Of AK. T.
morruw. a. 10, the Cabinet meets. Wig
tai AMI iIempbi.l # Texas leave to night
to assume seats 10 Non'g merry Congress
BALTIMORE. Mr.. Buchanan was rec d
here enthusiastically thI, afternoon, and
will be escorted 10 Lancaster to- -myrrow By
toe Baltimore City Guards.
RALEIGH, &c. A. far as known, the
Inaugural i satisfactorily received Con-
veutI1n returns from g. counties show 60
Unioui>t- elected 10 80 Seces-ioHi-'s
KENTUCKY. Union men favorably i'm
pressed with the lnaueurai's language.
Louisiana Mississippi. The Inaugural
generally condcmued a, a war dee ararIon.
Montgomery, A'a. Fig Of Southern
Coufederscy agreed upnu-hoisied over
Capitol yesterday at / Z v.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-08
He is Inaugurdted !

Besides Toombs' threat of ''teu thousand
men with swords drawn crossing the Poto.
mac to prevent Lincoln's inauguration
and Wise's BOAST that he wcul! uot submit
TO Lincoln as Presideu,-sud the brags,
and various mysterious, oraerlar hints,
and winsS, aud bets, sD ong Post y asters,
" "roughs, aud others in the North, that
you il uevor see Old Abe in that chair
and the dlaboiical plot 20 a-slssiua'e him,
by Baltimore Plug Ugiys," which vas
fc!reted cut by detective police and aver
TED By Lieut.. Gen. Scott.
ding all these, LINCOLN aud uAMLIN, on
Monday the ilh inst, were peaceful ! ;
iuducted into office as President aud Vice
President Of the United States.
Ar IL, \. NJ, Nessrs buchanan and
Lincoln, with two of the Committee Of
Atran gcments, proceeded ia a carriage in
the procession as arranged, and entefing :
the North door Of the North wing of the
CapI,ol, when the two former proceeded 10
che Presidents Room. A large police
force wss stationed at tie door, aud uoue
bat the iaiIr, aud Ihu>e mentioned 10 the
Programme were admitted. Qllet and
good order prevailed throughout the pro
cerdinss The Oath WAS administered to
Nj rLiucoin al =, + VI aud received vito
eyIieutly serious emotions. As be stepped
upon the platform, tie Baud struck W
"Hal. Co.unbia, aud cheering continued
half all hour. lie delivered hi, inaugural
Address, in a clear and lirm voice, before
(it Is sIiI) the largest audience ever gath
cred "a such au occasion. l. Vas received
wi'h great aPP.aGSt-lhe PTIVa'e c'tIz-u,
james Bucaauau, saIu-iug ii. la; aui
huuaiog with tbe !ouie,t.
Geuer... Scott and WOOL were on dGty
WIKI aup.r forces scattered over the City
to preserve order, but To5nb., Wise, aud
their coL:7ier4;es kept a safe distance.
Ex.prr>Iicut Buchanan behaved band
-,mcly loaards Pre,ideut L;ucoin, surrcu
dyfins to himself and family the Peoples
N4u-ion early on the / h. lie leaves
more than lie fJuai there, iLcgIiog the
Cahgrruia I Horn Char, made by Seth
HUMAN, formerly Of Union Co. Pa.
The mos, f.nc,;ai aud oliy partzlo
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-08
Latcs: Telegraph, News

1IROH the : .1,h-a Hard B3Ul- fnuGh'-
Il General Anderson vas neIr.y klt'et--
hsj 20 not heen tr gentleman who iaIei ;
purchased ms wedding sun at
Zimmerman Il. Z~iier's Cheap Clothing
Emporium.
They viii sell AT COST, 10 reduce their
Sock. uHUi STr,rr.
Goats, Pants, Ve~'S and Hats az almost
any prices. Overrnars. worth s., at $!.5O
Ne-'s. 81 cents ~. Panis, 81 up. Dress
Coats worth $50. fnr s. so.
tustam Wors made at the loves: prices
ami m double quick time.
save voGr money. and call tafJre Won
hng else sEhcr@. Z = 1n7' - The T'a"e T. haGl
times. ZIMMERMAN & ZELLE3S.
LsEi-hqr-. Jan. IsE!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-08
JOHNS :. CgGSs.Eg,
Sole Manufacturers ofthe Improved
Gutta percha CEuEHT ROOFING

Sole Manufacturers ofthc Improved
Gutta Percaa CEuEHT ROOFING
! T IS the cheapest aud mt ST durable Roofing 2
l IN ne.
|, Is Fire and Water Proof,
II can be applied .o rex = ami ol Roofs of a !
kinds aai 10 S-.as.= EJ,l, s..ayg. reiaog.ag :
the shingles.
The c,si Is only about enc -,h.ri that Of Tin
ami Is iw &C a. dlrab'e.
e.utii PeTC .i:i Cement. fr- -rese--
wing and reps. .rirs iin snd ofher Metz. 10 5
Q: every descup,. n. from Ir> great rlasuc..y.
Is mol injured by the contraction ant e1pau-
SION Of metals. aGi Ttii moi cG4l1 N cold Or
run m warm weaih-r.
These iDsr-r'as nave been thoroughly ,'s-
r-t ia New Yo.k N! all parts "f the >ou'hefn
aai Ne>fern -fsle>, and we can give agIlt-
aui rF""f %. all ~ C aim "a .heirfaror.
Taey are rea i.Iy applied b ordinary la5o-
rerS. AZ a tr'a U, sy~-"~e.
No HEAT = REQUIRED.
Tae~e materials are pu, NJ ready f,r use.
and lar shipping 10 al parts Of the c01H'fy,
with 5uu DrnIei urec,.prs for application.
Fu7 descriptive Circulars vi. be furnished
m Application tv mai ~ Ia person Al 'ur
Pri7cipa. cfTi.-, $40 Broadway. New York
(op.s..J- Si.Ni.Lo,as Hst-'1 JOINS tDG>LLi.
AGENTS WANTED C~ST5
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-08

LARklN & SWARTZ,
MAMMOTH PHoToGEAPU GALLERY,
Sc Corner Eig1'h a-d AreA s:s.-EAi,ade, PLia.
,EH,rlH-s 77 ? J5ti N-.eet.

4 FrER many wear experience in al The
= varoI> branches o.. H. A. The FToprl-
etgr> confidently ibvIe The aueatlan Cf ta-!r
friends an the public 70 rAs.r extensive eS'e-
ti>hman' which presents the opportunity i.r
prJcnJing iH- bs-t Pictures. sauzi az '1a,t TO
dnv ar>,-cla,, Gallery /. She Ini-sj S.a.f'.
Preparations are complete for executing all
tie improved st,i.s known O. th- s-t. Tl-T have "A
pat -u' Tor r7ps : n-H -r0'. q &C.,
mssIu. th.rl L'ta SIX Il isir.i.he ouIs "u- # tn-
Ami ~ tH~ o'uut-y Attached % ;AI- y-t,-isa.vat
axe JHrr- c7l.r.us Artists.
Fl.T.sE,r4s. -r-.gtinc Fsiu;ir-, ss lgw ss : 90
d vi = franz - 81.
do ft-5rcnt. on =. f,---, --,i.s -.r -.
~ = r-- - I.r..zs TA.r.---1' a- - as - aTt
lv7rs'yp- -t -r-a .uo-- D1rab.e AHtr"'sl-- A. s5
e-uf- and uuv.-ls.
Ams.t.,--i We as--rtm.n: % Git FRANZ, salr''
in- select r7.rc 'sr-'v o: tle .-t-.; -. .es III
- Tom - cents tat urv7-is.
E-g.s's sr'.E'. h-~t"wrt u-oa life --iE'i Photo
-r lh- b r-.l '-..tg snail picture, ali Z
ra-ln-tru-: .ps c.v-a IN the Art -s-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-08
Patent Eica Lamp Chimney.

LAMP CHIMNEY THAT WILL not BREAK.
FIhIS great invention commenis itself 70
! every one using GOAL Oil LAMPS. 1t
gives mere light requires les ciraniug- and
w,ii nj break hy the heat Or cold, falling. or
any ordinary usage. For >aie by s'oFekecQers
generally thraue mont the l. ani the Cana a..
Wholesale blythe Manufacturers aniPa,suteeS
HDRNiNG q HUMPHREY,
No. 32I North Second 81 Ph.late'q qhla
NIB. A large ami superior stock of Coal
Oil Lamps always on hand Al prices deiv-
lag compsuli n. Also the Portland Coal o.
az Manufacturers pricrS. 4HS>I
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-08
TO Bridge Builders.

l COUNTY BRIDGE IS TO he built over the
y Bnllliu- Creek on the STE "i the Town
ship Hridg- near David Httb>t ESq. IN Bnfa-
ioe township. Union county. Per-cnS wishing
10 Contract f.r sad BridcH, W.. call al the
CommiSSioner>' Cfice in LeUisburr, see the
Plans and Specifications, and leave The bits.
i Will b@ let at the Office on Noniay the 25;h
March. ! Sol, 10 the lowest and be-; bIj'er.
Feb. 2f. 4. KENNEDY. Com OK
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Estate Of Lewis Palmer. decd.

W HEREAS. letters Of administration de
th h1nl> non On the estate ai Lewis Pa
mer. decd. late ot Lew.~turE. Uui.n county,
have been grained 90 the subscriber in cue
form cf Jaw. nauce J. hereby srgeH 20 a per-
sons knowing themselves 20 he Indebted 30
sad estate. L. maze immediate payment
ant Ih.>s having claims against the same,
Viii present them duly authenticated fur SET
liemsul. !. \ NENIL, Aim
Leei,burC, March /. 800
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Estate Of EL,ZsUEru WISE, decd

Estate of El.ZaEETu WISE, decd
A DNiN!~TGiTOE'S NOTi'E.-Where-
A "a. Letters cf Aimu. >traron on the
e,ia's of L E.,zateil WISE. Ia;e ol BIlaioe Tp,
IN Union comfy. decreased. have been gran
~ to he undersigned, an persons knowing
themselves indebted 20 salt estate are reqHs>-
ted To make Immediate payment; and those
having CLAIMS against IL wiii present Iuem
properly authenticated frr >errlcu.eut to
JOHN WISE, i3m'r
BuEai7e TT. Jan IS, I-sl ii
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-08
Change Of Sentiment.

The Spr'n.t-id .jyHrB1i says:
There has been, since the late Election. a
wonderful chang among our Fusion friends.
Al el-c,irn. a. h-t to-day IN cur city. would
undoubtedly give a majority tor the Repubi-
can uckat. The action o! The SCUM will soon
make an united North.
Tue y York Township Elections snow
Republican gains among the farming peo-
p.e-cool, calm, reading men, who vote
iutelligeurly ami disPsssicnately. The
course Of Slavery in her present Eevolu-
tIouary attempt TO destroy If she can not
rule. has mad, Thousands hate who before
regarded it with indif,reuce, aud makes
it. former opponents more set and decided.
Honest men, Everywhere, begin 10 see the
fact that Slavery has DO more regard for
Whites than for Nccroes-it uses the m
both for iis owu ends, aud when it can not
cheat or csjole them, i. tries to alarm, in
irre. aui coerce. 1t is the cause OF most
If cur troubles as a nation, and should be
allowed % more power to sgI'ate and de-
grade the mass OF the people. Now Is The
tine 10 put it down as the rui'og power,
aud unite all good meu in the Union Party.
The City Authorities at Washington
cxtenieI cpurie,ies u Nr Buchanau ant
NJ. Lincoln, the old AMI the new PFesi-
dents. The Baltimore City Guard ,eu'
dered their services to escort 1lr BGehin-
aa home to Lancaster. They are getting
wise in Baltimore, since LincO.u gave
them the siP.l
The people of Virgiuia in all but 10
couuties unt heard from) demanded by 1
mi jlrity of s., 600 so;e-, tha, the acts O.
tier Convention in session shall be sui
nit;sd to a popu,.r vote beiIre gong iI.'
.G.ct.
Recent ady;ees from Eoglau1 anf
France coui. N tae report, that The Sou
eru Slave q JSerumeut Aeeis Lo sympatn,
from either the people or goserDlsls
tuose counties.
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NOTICE ,

THE Books OF the late firm Of PALMER,
ROSS Il Co. now frr the use Of Col itLr
>lIrru. are IL The hand, Of the unIers glei
iog collection.
WILLIAM CAMERON, in.
Lewi>bura Feb. 10. 1851
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-08
UNION COUNTY STAR 4 LEWSBURG CHRONICLE-NARCI E6l

The darkest scene We ever saw vas borr
n'nd darkev IN a winiawiess cellar a, md
hlshi "roPins with an upl GIFTED dark lanierl
after black Cat that wasn't thar!
s1~Of little iIkier hue is the grim
eyeiess monster Secession, besotten iu the
nethermns: pit Of heavens first rebel, BY
Tyler. Cobb, Floyd. aud Tsirgs-;raitor.
aud ungrareful wrstehes. before whom Ju
dls l-cariot and Berei.c: Arnold would
blush aud t1rn pale.
B-f1re going cut Of offi,c, buchanan
pardoued Norder-mi;h. WHO hs forged
papers yearly saiuilod Government our OF
thglsauis for pretended Pensioners. The
two 'oTthies Will probably reach L.uca>-
ter about the same time.
Captain MeiGs, whom Secretary Floyd
saw ft to remove 10 Florida because be
would not BECOME his tool, has been re
stored to Ills wOEk on the aqIedUct at
Washington.
Mr.. Hayes, presented in place a bill
''IeIatIve to the Comml>siouers Of Cuion
County" WHY hot let the people Of
Uuiou county ku what tbi- h;ii ls!l
Ni>i,ES BAistA VI MID ,gEEET.
r. IT, rGl, "i f,4. '-s. H.SssH-s.. a 20 n, In
fs-ast- '..a, H.n l... j ,- ar. ct.t Iat4 ya
g, tut-.7t. g. .s.. a., g..
lli- great r,l. =, b. ao r, >eour sui. r.rs--air.
t. mech II t, rI.>y II ur-.,-srg g. g. 4sI al,g-
axe -r---.,, .ii,- u,-,- sLer i. tas- il ,,I
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,esr!sbi,Tg, Pa.
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% 30 ,4l--s .n IIts ~Ha Iu"'''s - -.
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ls,as ~ i,.3n '' r,n. l'i.i lraeer. eon,a.a,r.
y ::,...r,, a, ,ay 10 the s'.,. s'.,.-.----~---
-,-..-..,,---raers WI Sc terms eEaire vi'h
So &c, 1o. are rs,l -.' ~, -nr .',. r,rsr
,s., re-, - a 80 n aino~,ev-r, Ele,r.on DIS
,r.57, .s F.ara, -. % Ten i'' , ''.'-A
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rry.sr.r. fa- ao,rsrsai a'1'e'r 70 read
f-,5-', L'''.. %. -a..,-..grr5sr,l,n usual.
~ %. ,,s- issue q, on Thursday mex. ~
hare tine TO PRINT II,ke;s tor The
r.eeua1-Fulay, l5.h 'n>t
r-.,~ Of mex, week. l.5,h insr-)
- -. ,-.as. E.sc,.,us f'r T,~u>hiP aud
-, o--rsrs IN his and many other
,.-,,.> The persons ''r" 10 ~ e'''''.''
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II rcd f.r.aIe 10 our
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a. .'''-'
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r ;ps Lsai,hlr- fsm-.e lu,'i,ute, has
Ike, he Ss,.cs school 10 Milton. The
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u-.a.Esys b->t.
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=, az @; at "e,h, rs Ieihap' The
a.,-,. ( a7y he'd in the cauury--a na'-
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EeJl5b,rg EGarxet.
NI.AiRItI Ell.

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 A Ia Court of Probate holden at Plymouth ~ within and for the district of Plymouth, on tne |th day of April, A. D. 1861.
 fresent-Ammi Giddings, Judge.
 ne4ry Atwater, Trustee of the Estate of Rom- ulus ': rotter Henry Woodward, partners in traue ln said Plymouth, under the title of Pot Ter & company, assigned for the benefit of all thelr credltors agreeably to the Statute Laws of thS otate' entitled " An Act for the Relief of In- solvent Debtors, and for the more Equal Distri. button of their Effects among their Creditors ;, and other Statute Laws relating to the same snb- ject, having given notice to all concerned. to an pear before this Court the present day, at two o'clock ill the afternoon, to be heard relative to the appointment of Commissioners on said es- tate. After hearing, this Court doth appoint William E. Mckee and N. T. Baldwin of Ply mouth, Commissioners, to receive, examine and adjust the claims of the creditors of said Assign ors, and make return to this Court ]; and doth further decree, that two months from this date be allowed and limited said creditors to exhibit their claims to said Commissioners, and doth further order that said Commissioners meet and receive claims against said estate, at the dwell Iing-house of said Henry Atwater in Terryville in said Town. on the 25th day of May and the 27th day of June, 1861, at one o'clock afternoon on each of said days; and that notice of this or der be given by publication for one month in two weekly newspapers published nearest to the place where said estate is SO in settlement; and by posting copy of said notice on the public sign-post in said Plymouth, nearest to the resi- dence of said Assignor; and doth further order, that said Trustee send by mail to every known creditor of said estate living without said district a notice of the meeting of said Commissioners on said estate, within one week from this date.
 3t-3 AMMI GIDDINGS, Judge