The Litchfield County post., 1827-06-28

speaker ofthe House of Representatives.
 JOHN 5. PETERS,
 President of the Senate. June I, 1827-Approved.
 GIDEON TOMLINSON. An Act in addont to and alteration of an Act entitled An Actreiating to weights and measures"
 Be enacted 6y the Senate aud House of Represen- tottceS Gn General Assembly conuened That the half bushel measure which shall be the standard measure for charcoal shall be of the capacity of one thousand two hundred and eghty-two cubic inches.
 SEC z Be further enacted, that so much of the fifth section of the act which this is an addition and alteration relates to the measure of charcoal be and the same Is hereby repealed.
 EBENEZER YOUNG, Speaker of the House of Representatives. JOHN s. PETERS, President ofthe Senate.
 GIDEON ToMLINsoN. An act in alteration of act entitled an act to regu late the inspection of provisions and other articles of Commerce.
 Be n enacted 6y the Senate and House of Represen- said act requires prime beef No. g. to be branded with the mark No. g be and the is hereby pealed.
 EBENEZER YOUNG, Speaker of the House of Representatives. JOHN s. PETERS, Speaker of the Senate. GIDEON ToMLINsoN. An Act prescribing the number of Jurymen for each town m the State. Be enacted 6y the Senate and House of Represe,- tatiues m General Assembly convened That the several towns in this State shall be entitled to select in the manner prescribed in the "Act for the regulation of civil actions and for the purposes therein mentioned the number ofJurymen here annexed to each town, wit: Hartford thirty, Berlin twelve, Bristol six, East Windsor fifteen, Canton sx Burlington sx Manches- ter six, East Hartford nine Enfield nine Pennington thirteen, Glastonbury foureen Granby thireen Hart land six, Marlborough four, Smsbury nine, Southing ton eight, Sufield twelve, Wethersfeld seventeen Windsor thirteen. SEC. 2. New Haven forty-fve, Branford thirteen, Cheshire twelve, Derby thirteen Eas-IIaven seven, Guford toureen Hampden ten, Madison eleven, Mer- southbury ten, Wsllingford thirteen, Waterbury if teen, Wolcott six, Woodbridge twelve. SEC. 3. New London fifteen, Norwich sixteen, Boz rah five, Colchester ten, Franklin five. Griswoid eight Groton twenty-nne, Lebanon thirteen, Lisbon hve' Lyme eighteen, Montvle nine, Salem five, Stoning- ton fourteen, Waterford ten.
 SEC. 4. Fairfield sixteen, Bridgeport eight, Brook field four, Danbury fifteen, Darien fcur, Greenwich fourteen, Huntington six, Monroe six, New Canaan six, Newfairheld three, Newtown eleven Norwalk leven, Redding six Ridsefeld nine, sherman four, Stamford twelve Sratford six Trumbull five, Weston ten, Wilton seven.
 SEC. g. Brooklyn six, Ashford fourteen, Canterbury ten, Chaplin four, Hampton six, Kingly fourteen, Plainfeld ten, Pomret ten Sterling six, Thompson fifteen, Voluntown six, Windham eleven, Woodstock fifteen.
 SEC. 6. Litchield twenty-one, Barkhamstead sev- en, Bethlehem four, Canaan eleven, Colebrook six, Cornwall eight, Goshen seven, Harwnton seven Kent nine, New Hartford eight, New Milford seventeen, Norfolk six, Plymouth eight, Roxbury five, Salisbury twelve, sharon eleven, Torrington seven, Warren four, Washington seven, Watertown seven Winches- ter seven, Woodbury nine.
 SEC. 7. Middletown thirty-eght, Haddam fourteen, Chatham eighteen Durham seven, East Haddam ff teen, Kiingworth fourteen, Saybrook twenty-four. SEC. B. Holland twelve, Bolton six, Columbia five, Coventry fifteen, Ellington nine, Hebron sixteen, Mansfield fourteen, Somers ten, Stafford eighteen, Union six, Vernon seven, Wilmington nine.
 SEC. 9. Be t further enacted, That the act entitled an act prescribing the number of Jurymen for each town in this state, passed in the revised Statutes of 182 and so much of the statutes subsequently enact ed, prescribes the number of Jurymen to each or any towns in this state be and the hereby eaed-Prov;ded, that the several Jurymen who have been legally choson, and whose names remain in the jury boxes shall be liable be drawn and serve as jurors in the same though this act had not passed. "
 EBENEZER YOUNG,
 Speaker of the House of Representative. F ,s. JOHN s. PETERS, President of the Senate.
 GInEON TONTJ TNSON