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Making 3 per cent assess
ment, fer the year per scentagc TO be
as on the original amount of the premium
note, without reference 10 any endorsement,
and TO be paid TO the Treasurer, at his office in
Montpelier, on or before the 10Th day Of Octo-
Der 1881, being the day of the annual meeting
of said Company. Members of the company
wall pleuse bear in mind tina, a good chance
will be given them 10 forward money BY tho
members Of the Legislature, and it is hope
that none will fail to avail themselves ofthe CD.
portuni,y. HARRY VAIL, Treasurer.
Montpcl;"~. August 9th. ls4I. l6:3w.
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Eigh,y.fve towns not heard from. which in
1910 gave Jenison, wing, 944I, Dillingham;;
loco, 5725.
In the towns heard from are 131 wings, and
II Iocos, elected to the House, and 20 wings
locos to the Senate, leaving Bennington and
Essex counties doubtful.
Twenty.on towns not heard from, which
last year elected eleven wings and ter locos
10 the House.
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STA TIE OF VERMONT,


DIsTRIcT OF ADDISON. IS
p e it re membered that at Probate court, held at
IL at Middlebury in and for the district of Addison
on the sh day ef September 1871,
Laurin Drake, of Weybridge, in said district, Ad.
mini strator of the estate Of
EBE.NEZER SCOTT
late of said Weybrdge deceased presents his petition
in writing, praying that ne may be licensed TO sell
the hole OF the real estate of the said deceased for
the purpose Of paying the debts against said estate
and expenses of administration, and therein sets forth
the amount of debts due from the deceased, of the
char ges OF administration, the value of the personal
e and the situation Of the estate TO be Sold and
that is necessary TO sell the whole real estate of the
said deceased for the purposes aforesaid And il is
the reupon ordered that the said 9ppca for license
TO sell real estate be considered at session of said
Court to be holden at tho Office of the Ju ge of said
court in Mddehury in and for the district Of Addison
on The 29ih day of Sepeml er, inst. at one O'Clock
in the afternoon, and thai the said administrator cause
notice thereof 20 he given TO ali persons Interested by
publishing certified copy OF this Older in the Middle
bury Peoples Press, wspaper printed in said Mid
debury, three eeks sucessvelv previous 10 the time
of said court. S. SWIFT Judge.
true copy Of record,
). SWIFT, Clerk. 10 Sw
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BANK OF vERGENNES NOTICE.

a GREEABLY 10 an act of the Legisla ure, passed
~ October 1910, by which every Bank whose char
shall be extended is required to Call in the whole
amount Ct its capital stock within ore year fom its
renewal, the stockholders OF the Bank Of Vegennes
are hereby notified that ten dollars on each share Of
the capital stock is required to be paid in by the 18th
day of December next.
By order Of the President, and Directors,
ISAIAH SCOTT, Cashier.
Vergennes, September 6, 1871. I9S@
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Addison County Court,
June Term, 1S4l.
GAIUs A. CoLLAMER,
JOHN W.HowDES;
WHEREAS. at the

JOHN w. HowDES;
TSaste.. w term Of the coun-
~ court, held at Middebuly, 10 and for II county
| OF Addison, on the second Tuesday oil June 1910,
Gaius A. Cul!am.r, of BRISTOL in said county,
| commenced his action by summons against John
W. Howden, late oil said B,istol, an abs conding
or concealed debtor, in which Joseph c. Bradley
of said Bristol was also summoned as trustee OF
the said Howden, in plea OF the case for $500,
for work and Labor, care and diligence Of the said
Collamer, done ard performed for the said How
den; also for $500, for goods, wares and mer-
chandze sold and delivered by the said ColIamer
10 the said Howden; also for $500, for money
len anG advanced paid lail out and expended
also for $500, for money had and received by the
said Howden of the said CoIamer-as per writ
on file. And the term aforesaid the said Cola
mer came BY H. Needham, his attorney. and be-
cause said Howden was out of this State, aud had
not personal notice oil said suit, day thereof was
given &c., from term 10 term until the present
term of said court And now tie SAID Colamer
comes by his said attorney and whereas it is
not shewn 10 The cuuri that the said Howden has
had personal noiice of said suit. it is ordered by
the court that the plaintiff cause notice thereof
TO be given 10 the said Howden by publishing
The substance of his declaration, and this order,
with notice of the continuance of said cause in
the MiddleburY Peoples Piess. a newspaper
printed in said Middlebury, three weeks success
Ively. the last of which publications TO be thirty
days before the next term IF said Court. And
day thereof was further given, &c, until the said
next term TO be held or tn. second Tuesday OF
December 194l. S. SWIFT, Clerk
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BRIG TON MAKET.

MONDAY, August 80, 1s4I. .e-sl
At Market S25 Beef Cattle, 100 Stores, S.
100 Sheep, and 900 Swine. 275 Swine were
reported last week. A large number of Cattle,
Sheep and Swine unsold.
Pn1cEs.-Bsef Cafile.-We continue last
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MI arried.

In Bridport, on the 9th inst, BY Rev. Dana
Lamb Mr.. JOHN G. SAKE of 81. Adams, TO Miss
SOPHIA n, daughter of Hon. Calvin Solace, o.
Brijport.
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Notice

81 5 hereby given, that petition will be pre-
z ferred by the subscribers. 10 the Leeisla-
lure at their next session. at Montpelier, in and
for the state Of Vermont, in October next. for n
TAX of four cents per acre, on all the lands in
Avery's Gore. in the county of Addison, 10 de.
fray the expense of making Roads and building
Bridges in said Gore.
Avery's Gore. July 10, 1s4I.
SAMUEL WooD,
WILLIAM S. SWAN,
JACOB BRowN,
DAyIDS. GREEN,
l7Sw and others.
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New Fall Goods.
FIRE! FRET PIREtyy

NtlE members of the Vermont Mutual
Fire Insurance Company are hereby no:i
eng that The following assessments have been
madesby the Directors on all notes in force on
the following days TO wit
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N Office

HIS may certify hat have given ms son, 0Rff'
HANKs his tim 10 trade for himself until he
shall become Of the age Of 81 years. shall neither
exact any of his wage or Fay any debts of s cen
tracing after tbs date. ALVIN HANKS.
Lincoln. Sept 9, lS4l. I9 sw
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STRAY HEIFER.

GAME into the enclosure of the subscriber, about
the goth of August, bright red two years CID
Heifer. The owner is requested to prove property
and take her away. OTIS GOODRICH.
Mddlebury Sept. 7, 1S4l. l9 3w
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yHVaE subscriber keeps for sale
IL COTTON BATS by the bale,
IRA STEWART.
Middlvbury Sept. II, l54I. 'etf
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(From DR.. I honas Brown
Messrs. Lowe & Reed, Gent.--The Vegcrebl, Pull
monaIy Basan, has been extensively used in the G.
ton OF country where reside, for several years pas,
and has justly acquired high reputation in coasum;,-
live com plants. So far my knowledge extends i,
has never Disappointed The reasonable expectation Ut
those who have used it. THOMAS BRowN, NJ d.
Concord, n. H.. May II, 1881.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-05-27
NEW GOODS
WSAAG; LAWRENCE,

Has lust returned from NesD- York aCith terge'
s,ock of desirable Goods, phich he IS dtsPOSca
to sell very reasonable, consisting ." part q
the folloaOing articles:
A VERY large stock Of wool DYED CIoTHs
"a AKIN CAssIMEREs, blue, black, invisible
Green and fancy coiors plain and figured
Satin and Silk Vestings; light coId ana 0a a..i
fig'd Vestings; striped, fig'd and plain SIX
Velvets; dark and light MOuselin de LaIneST
French, English g. American Prints; FRENCH
printed Muslns and Cambrics; blue: olacK
and cold Silks; black & lue-black Erencn'
Bombazines; Ginghams & Chambras; DraP'
D'Ette, Linen Cloths, Camblets, plain mlxe6
and striped Jeans; plain, striped and :tIgureu'
Linen Drillngs, Gambroons, mole skin, nea-
wv bang.up cord, and many other styles OF
Summer Goods; bushel or two of Shawls
and Dress Handk'fs; black and cold Kid, pic
mic, plain silk, cotton and linen Gloves for
gentlemen and ladies; English and rawsilE
Hose, plain and ribbed; bIeached, unbleach-
ed and cold Cotton Hose; ribbed and plain
worsted, cashmere and merino Hose; Whitc
and cold Satin Jeans, Silesia, Nankeen. cold.
Cambrics, brown and white Table Cloths,
Table Covers, linen and cotton table Diaper,
Scotch and Russia Diaper, Linen Napkins,
black Lasting, worsted and silk Serge, gen..
tlemen's black Italian Cravats & silk Scarfs,s
Linen Collars, White Cravats.
Plain and figured Swiss and book Muslns.-
sarsnet, jaconet and common Cambrics. brE
and white Bobinet Lace, Bohinet Footings,.
Edgngs and Insertings, Bishop Lawns. Lin
en- Cambria, Cambria and lawn Handker
chiefs, corded Skirts, apron check, green Ba-
rcge, black and green Wells, black sinchew
and sarsnet, Paper Cambrics, Irish Linens.
Furniture Prints, Silesias worstcd Crewel},
marking Canvass, brown Lawn for hats, blk
and blue black Grape, broad do. for Wells.
Oil Silk and Oil Cloth, brown and bleached
Shectings and Shirtings, brown and hleached
DrilIings, Burlaps, Osnaburgs. Russia Sack
ing, Crash, Russia Sheetng, Palm leaf and
Ieghorn Hats, Padding, Canvass, Wadding,
Wicking, Batting, Ticking, Canton Flannels,
fg'd Floor Cloth, Paper Hangings, Manila
and carriage Mats, Travelling Baskets, green
and scarlet Morcen, Foundation Muslin, silk
Coat Cord, plain aud fg'd Gilt Buttons. fig'd
Velvet lasting and homhaZinc do; Ladies'
Net Bags; plain black, blue black and cold
Ribbons; Knitting Cotton, French Working
Cotton, gentlemen's silk and linen Cambria.
Hankd'ts, India rubber Suspenders, silk and
cotton Umbrellas and Parasols-and many
other articles of Dry Goods which need not
here be mentioned, with the usual stock of
groceries, anal
CTOcEe9y, KKN9NteUNre. Sc.
One door west of Cong'l Church,
Ltchfeld, April 90, le4l. AZ
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-05-27
New-Haven French Dyelns
ESTABLISHMENT
CORNER OF STATE AND GRAND STREETS

oo,NAp oH STATE AND GRAND STREETS.
A. HUSSON, Proprietor. ~.
DnoADcforHs, Cassimeres, Sattnets' SieLl-
Snos. Circassians, Damask, Pongees,olks;;
Sotins. Ribbons; cotton, wooden ana wo5s'ea Z
Yarn. ali kinds Of Hosiery, Linen Goods OF
every description, are dyed ami pressed IN
the best possible style, and no expense spared
to give permanency to the colors. ~.
Cashmere, merino and silk Shawls' fiano
and Table Covers, Carpets. Rugs any klna
of Garments dyed. cleansed' secured, an nc.
fully restored to their original colors:: Black
e. red Merino Shawls dyed without ln!urlng
the borders. A Sample Book is kept for the
examination of customers. .,,
The subscriber particularly invites SIX
manufacturers TO look at his samples OF Sew
ing Silks, as for richness and brilliancy OF
color and gloss they cannot be surpassed.
In all cases his charges will'be mooerate !
and those who have Goods to be DYED oy inc
piece or pound will find their advantage IN
calling at the above establishment.
N. B. AL work done in the shortest POSI-
BILE time. ~. "a;
TA Sample Book of $50 different shades e;
and colors can be seen by calling at A. Z. r.
Camps store in Litchield.
APP. CAMP, Agent Jor A. Ha's son
May -. ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-05-27
GOODS CHEAP.

AT the Variety Store. one door east Of the Court
House, may be found a general assortment Of
DRY Goods, consisting in part Of
DROADCLOTHS and Cassimeres, of all
ID descriptions and prices; linen. worsted
and cotton Pant. Stuffs, Vestings. black and
blue-black Bombazines, Mouselin de LANES.
black, blue-black and cold Silks, also, fig'd
bonnet, Florence and Sinchew do; large
assortment of Prints, Linen Table Cloths and
Spreads, silk and tabby Velvets black and
cold Satins, Italian Cravats, Scarts. black
and blue-b black Grape, Sewing Silk, Mouslin
de Laine and Silk Dress Handkfs; Merino,
Kabyle and Brocha Shawls, Muslins, Cam
brics, plain and fg'd Lace Edgings, Insert
ings, Footings, Irish Linens, linen Lawn and
Collars and Bosoms; linen, silk and
cotton nandk'fs; white g. cold Satin Jeans,
linen and cotton Drilling, Hosiery, Gloves,
Umbrellas and Parasols, &C. &c.
all of which will be sold for cash or produce
Mt small advance from cost. Persons wish
ing to purchase Goods are invited to call and
examine ours.
GARRETT & BALDWIN.
Iilchfe2L April %. 48
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-05-27
Burgess f. Baliwin's Patent
Premium Glover Machine

TEyHIS Machine, which has been in use
l. three or four years, and which drew the
first premium at the Fair Of the American In,
slitute in October last, has superseded all
other machines for cleaning Glover Seed,
where it is known, and the increased demand
for them shows the high reputation they have
for durability and despatch of business. The
subscriber is constantly building them, and
almost all other Machinery, at his Machine
shop; and he hopes by strict attention to or
ders TO receive good share of patronage
from the public.
pRotary Single Mills built in the best
order. H. BALDWIN.
Wasb;noion. ADril %. eot5m*47
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-05-27
Warren Institute.

J. C. HOWARD, Principal and Proprietor, as
sisted By q male and female teacher.
TINE Summer Session will commence on
Il the 3D. of May, and continue two quar-
tiers, of eleven weeks each.
T'erms-$30 per quarter, in advance, in
GLIDING board and all necessary family eX-
penses, tuition, stationary, 4 use oftext books.
Vocal and instrumental Music, Painting,
and Drawing extra.
Pupils will be received only at the com
of quarter, and no deduction
for absence during the quarter.
Warren. March, lS4l. 43
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-05-27

bylaws passed ia legal torn meeting in
tie toicn of Warren, on the Isl of May l64l.
NOTED, that no person or persons shall
v hereafter. between the 9th day of the
present month and the first Monday of Octo.
Der next, use or draw any seine or nets in that
part ofthe Waramaug Pond $50 callcd) which
is in the limits of the town OF Warren; and
ifany person shall use nets or seines in said
pond, within the aforesaid limits and during
the aforesaid time. or he hiding or assisting
therein, such person shall foteit the sum of
ten dollars for each breach of this by Jaw,
one third to the treasury of this town, and
two thirds 10 the person who shall sue and
recover therefor. Any inhabitant Of this
town qualified to vote and act in town meet.
ings may prosecute for breaches of this by.
law. Notice Of the samo shall be published
in newspaper printed in Litchfield, aad
placed on post near the residence Of George
Taylor, In this town.
A true copy from the Record.
. Attest, G. T. TALLMADoE.
4t49 Torn Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-05-27
Mofat's Life Pills and I'kGnir Bittsrs.

MOT0tS Life 1'auS and l'kGnlI BitterS.
VNNHE perfectly safe, unerring and successful treat
IL ment Of almost every species of disease by the.
of Mofafs Life Medicines, is no longer matter o
doubt, reference to the experience ofmany thou
sand patients will satisfactorily prove. During the.
present month alone nearly 100 cases have come to-
the knowledge of Mr.: Moffat, where the patient has.
TO all appearance, effected permanent cure by the
eight or ten of these had been considered beyond
all hope by their medical attendants Such happy
results are source of great pleasure to Mr. M. and
inspire him with new confidence to recommend the
use Of his medicines to his fellow citizens.
The Lte Medicines are purely vegetable prepara-
and at the same time thorough--acting rapidly upon
the secretlons OF the system-carrylng OH all acrm0
NOUS humOrs, and assmating with Ind purifying the
blood For this reason, IN aggravaied cases OF Dys.
pepsia, the Lite Medicines wall give relief IN shorter
space of time than any other prescription: In Fever
and Ague, Inilammatory Rheumatism, Fevers ofev-
ery description Sick Headache. Heartburn, Dizziness
in the head, Pains in the chest, F1atuency impaired
Appetite and in every disease arising from en- impur-
~ of he blood or disordered state of the stomach
the use Of these medicines has always proved to b"
beyond doubt greatly superior to any other mode OF
treatment.
All that Mr. Mofat asks Of his patients Is n be mar.
ticuar in taking them strictly according TO the direc.
that he himself may say in their favor lha. be hopes
10 gain credit Il 10 alone by The results OF fair trial.
H. the reader an invalid, and does no wish 10 know
whether the Life Medicines will suit HE own case
60. let him call or tend to Mr. Mofaa AGENTS In this
place. and procure copy or the Medical Manual. de-
iUi,ously. lie will There End enumerated very many
extraordinary cases Of cure and perhaps RHmO eE.
ee,ly similar % bic own. Moliat's Medical Office in
New York. s1S Broadway,
g., iSs ~ CCnaRLrs j. KtHTrsS' ld'ehaeId. agent
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-05-27
Housatonic Rail Road Co.
.NOTKCE.

A N instalment of twenty dollars on each
N new share of the Capital Stock of this
Company becomes due and is required to be
paid on or before the LIST of June next.
by order Of the Board Of Directors.
Stockholders in Canaan may pay to VIM.
Adam of Canaan; in Cornwall, Goshen and
Salisbury to Peter Bierce of Cornwall; in
Kent to John M. Raymond of Kent; in New
Milford and Sherman to Royal |. Garfield of
New Milford all others TO the Treasurer in
Bridgeport. JESSE STERLING, ITeGs'r.
B,idgepori, April 20, lS4l. 4A9
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-05-27
couNrERrE1rs. BEWARE OF IMPOSITION!

coUNTERFEITS. BEWARE OF IMPOSITION!
Each genuine bottle is enclosed in blue wrapper,
ON which is label, signed hy SAMPSON REED. NONE
OTHER CAN BE GENUINE
The outside yellow label will have, on and after
December 1889, in addition that Of Sampson Reed,
the signature of VIM JOHN. CUTLER, one Of his part
ners.
The great celebrity of the Vegetable Pulmonary
Balsam has been the OF attempts 10 introduce
spurious articles, which, by partially assuming the
name of the genuine, are calculated to mlslead and
deceive the public. Among these mixtures are the
"Amcrican Pulmonary Balsam, Vegetable Pumo-
nary Balsamic SYRUP" Pulmonary Balsam." Car.
ter's Compound Pulmonary Balsam," and Others
Purchasers should inquire for the true article by its
whole name-THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY
BALSAM, and see that it has the marks and sigma
lures at the genuine.
Each hote and seal is stamped vegetable Pull
monarv Balsam."
31rONE MORE COUNTERPART, besides TIC " American
Pulmonary Bals0m," and others above alluded -
An attempt has been made to deceive the pubic by
a spurious mixture called Vegetable Pulmonary
Balsam," sometimes signed Samuel Lee and some.
times Sampson Lee-said 10 be prepared by an un.
principled man in Bangor, Me. The name il written
in way ia resemble the genuine Signature, and is a
mos, foul attempt to deceive the public and avoid the
punishment that awaits actual forgery.
For sale by REEp, Wine, & CuTIER, Gate Lowe u
ReedS wholesale dealers in Druge, Medicines, Paints
and Dye Stnlis. No. 81 Chatham Street, Boston, and
BY Druggists and country merchants generally IN
New England, and IN the principal PLACES ihIouRhont
the u States and British Provinces: Fnee 20 cents.
0eI-For sale at the ARoIhecaIy Store Of d.. g.
Deckwlb Li,ehield. lyst Nov. w.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-05-27
STOVES !STOVES!
At the Old Stand IN Vest street.

THE subscriber begs leave to inform the
l. public that he has now on hand an as
sortment of Stoves far surprising any 'hlng
ever before offered in this market. IN con-
nection with his four sizes of far. famed Attn
amor Cooking Stores, he has beautiful assert;
ment of Parlor, Counting Room, Shop and
Meeting House Stoves, of entire new 4 most
splendid patterns. Also, sheet iron Stoves
and Stove Pipe of all descriptions ready
made or made to order. Furnaces and Fire
Frames in ait their variety.
He is likewise constantly manufacturing
all kinds of Sheet Iron, Copper, 4. Tin Ware,
all of (which he will sell at prices correSpon-
ding with the times, for CASH or approved Gre
dit. Those wishing any of the above art-
cles are respectfully invited to call at the
Stove or Sheet Iron Ware House OF the sub
scriber, where every cxertion will be made
to accommodate their wishes and interest.
MOSES MORSE.
NIB. Be particular to call at the old stand
of Moses Morse, in West. street, doors west
of the County House. M. NJ.
Litchfeld, Oct. l, lS4O. 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-05-27
Ats Court of Probate holden at Ne,o. Milford,
withim and td~ the District Of Neio- Milford, ON
the 18Th dQu of Mdu l941:

Ats Court of Probate holden at Nev. Milford,
apithi,s and for the District Of Neao- Milford, ON
the 18Th doy of May, 1641:
Present, Nathaniel Perry, Esq. Judge.
TTPON the petition of Walter d. Sperry,
u of said New Milford, showing to this
court that he is the guardian of George Sper-
nv, Of said New Milford, minor under the
age of 81 years; that said minor owns in fee
simple one undivided fifth part of the follow
ing described pieces of land, to wit: One
piece lying in said New. Milford, bounded
northerly BY Harvey Stones land and Josiah
Beardsley 3 land, easterly by Arson Squires'
land, southerly by said Stones and Boards
ley's land and turnpike road, and westerly
bv said Stones land and highway, contain
iHo about sixty acres, more or less one piece
living also in said New Milford, bounded
nortRerly by the town line between New Mil
ford and Kent, easterly by highway, SOUTH
erly by Josiah Beardsley & Harvey Stones
land, westerly by Arson Squires' land and
RILEY Peet's land, containing about ninety
six acres, more or less one piece of land ly-
ing on Bear Hill, so called. in said New Mil
ford, bounded northerly and easterly by John
COUGHS land, southerly by Samuel K. Hills
land, and westerly by the Church farm, SO
called, containing about nine acres, more or
less: also a piece of wood land lying in Kent,
IN lALCuAlClu COuutyN UOuuuCu AOibASihy ~
Harvey THRILLS land, easterly and westerly
bv William: Turrill's land, southerly by Ri
lev Poets land, containing about ten acres,
more or less also, piece Of meadow land
living in said Kent, bounded northerly and
westerly by Nathan Turrill's land, south by
she town line between NewMilford and Kent,
easterly by Harvey P. Turrl's land, con-
tanning about one acre and half-all which
interest of said minor in said land come to
him by devise from his late father Wilmot
Sperry, deceased-valued at about $l25O-
Drawing this court, for reasons in said petition
set forth, to pass an order authorizing and
empowering said petitioner or some other
meet person to sell and convey the interests
of said minor in said described premises, nc.
cording to the statute in such case made and
provided, as per petition on file, dated May
IL, 1871:
Ordered that said petition be continued to
aF,A 10th day Of July, ls4l, then to be heard
and determined ut the probate Office in said
New Milford, at o o'clock in the forenoon;
ana that notice of the tendency thereof be
given bv publishing this order in newspa-
s,er printed in Litchfleld three weeks success
srivei1. at least six weeks before the said 10Th
iav Of July. A true copy OF Record.
81 NATHANIEL PERRY, Judge.