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PuLlic. Ma. 3l.

Pabic. No. 3I. AN ACT to change the time Of hoidiny the federal court of North Cafoiina.
 Sec. l. Be If enaefed 6y aae Ssnats sR8 Hogs q RSPrssestsires ef tAe Uzted Stafes of .smerfea ia Coagrsss GssSm5ied, That tis ciscal courts of the United States for the district oG North Carolina shat be held at Raleigh the first Monday in June and the first MoEday in Deeember. instead Of the times prescribed by law and all actions. suits. ap- peals recogniLanees, processes wFits. and proceed ings whatever pesding. or which may be pending, in said courts retarDahIe thereto. shah have day therein and be heard. tried, proceeded with and de ede in like manner as if the time of kolding said court had Rot hereby been altered.
 Approved, July Is, isis.
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Friday, Nov. l3 Mr. Evans introduced memorial to Con- gress for the purpose of obtaining for inter aal improvements. publc lands lslng in cer- ialn counties, referred to committee on me- morisIs.
 The committee on Ways and Means re- ported without amendment, an act to repeal 'an ac, to authorize nos-residents to nav n1es directly into ,he Tseasury,- and advis- sd the passage Of the same.
 Mi. McCamy, from select committee, re- ported o'll for the relief of Hutchinson Mur. phy oi Carroll co, and John T. Powers of ing.
 The eill concerning credits to sherifYs upor .ne audil"r's books, for conveying convicr 10 the Peni'entiary. apon motion of Mr smnh. vas referred 10 the commi,,ee of Way and Means. An act 10 repeal @aa act ,o au,hor;,e seo'ogisai examination oi lhe Ssa,c.r wa. re.t 'n'rd hme and passed.
 aa aes se change the mode of vcsies, or
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GGs. TAYLoR AND TIE ARMisricE,-- The kichRuad Enquirer eouae3 ssswura manfuiiy to defend Gen. Taylor from the aspersious of small portion Q. the press, who are dissatisfied with the armis,ice which he granted so the Mexicans. We cauno, deny ourselves the pleasure Of copying DOT ton of the article:
 Gen Taylor has been blamed by a few for conscating to equalization at Monterey so leGieut and favorable to the Mexieans. Some of the whig papers have sssailed the arrangement, as having been catered into undee instructions fsem Washington, arl hope thereby to throw odiam upon the- Ad- ministraiion. Bui they .eason without their hosts and do manifest injustice 10 Gen. Fay Tor. We have fall confidence in his eoar- age, prudence aud foresight, and belisve that he acted under the highest motives of duty and wise policy, He had lost many brave spirits n the ssfless, and a. poFtioa. ef the town well fortified was still lu tho posses sion of the enemy, who could not have been dislodged without further heavy loss on our siie. Suppose, too, he had captured the Mexican Army. would they not have been an useless burden on his hands, consuming a vast amount nf psoyisseasf h addition to this, Gen. Taylor was himself under the inl- pression thai Santa Anna beirg restored tn power the negotiations for peace would be resumed with probable prospect of success Though unacquainted with the facts. VIC are willing 10 put our trust in the policy he pursued. especially whan we fecollees thai Worth, and Jefferson Davis. and Gov. Hen derson, specimens of pure ehisalry and eoar- age, assenied to the terms. Gen. Taylor was acting under high responsibility; and we like the man so much tha; we are willing to believe that he as1 nothing bu. what was right under the circumstances
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JAa.s BUeassAs. sscrssa,y ef ssels,

ExcnANcE or PRlsoxEkss--We learn last evening ,ha. letter has been received from Washington aeshorizing the departure of Gen. De la Vega and suite for Mexico. in exchange fer the officers of the U. 5. brig Truxton, who have already been delivered up by the Mexican authorities. IL will be recolleesed shai this exchange was proposed to Com Conner by the Mexican authorities, that he suhmiiasd Il to Washingsoa and thas the Union iasimated thal t would be acrep- sed. We understand that Gen. De Ia Vega will repair very shorty, either by way ot Havana or direct to Vera Crax From this poEt.--P Picayusss of tke 7A.
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klce and otser gfafn,
 drty free.
 Ccatrs6aad. Opium.
 Shipping dses.--These have been hitherto char Krd on ;he measurement of the shsp's lsRg;h and breadth, al so much per dang, but tt ts agreed 10 alter the system. and charge according to the sisseted saienent othe number s tons of the ships borden Oa each ton. treekoned equal to the cubic cOnteais of i22 tow,) shipping charge of mace is to be levied and a! the old charges of measure ness entrance, aaA part clearance fees. dai:y end monthly fees, ezc, are abolished.
 C. CUSHING.
 TSlYENG.
 And whereas the said treaty has been aSly rafi. ted both parts, and the respective Fztkcsfloas 0f the same were exchanged at Twaa Tang. causcn. on the thirty first day of December, ose thousand eight hundred and forty five, by James Riddle, Commsndsr-ia-ehisf Of the naval forces sud Act ing Minister and Commissioner fo China of the Uni. ted States of America, and Re Ting. of the Impe- rial House. general superintendent of the free tTade of the five ports, Governor General of the tive Kwang provinces, Director of the Boasd of War. Vice High Chancellor, Vice Guardian oG the Heir apparent Minister and Commissioners Extraordinary Of the Ia Tsing Empire, ca the part of their re- spective CoVerHments
 Now. therefore, be is known. that I, JAMES K. PoLK. President of the United States of Amerea. have caused the said treaty to be made public. to she end that the same and every clause aud article thereof, may De observed and fulfilled wah good faith by the United States and the citizens thereof Tn witness whereof. have hereunto set mv hand, and caused the seal of tho United States 10 be af fixed.
 Done at the city cf Washington. this eighteenth
 day of April, in the year of our Lord one l.. s.l thousand eight hundred and forty six and
 Of the independence of the said States the
 sevehtieth.
 JAMES K POLK By the President
 JAMEs BrcHAAAx. sSeerstary of Ssats.
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FANCY G01TN

FANCY GOODS. LUST received st the @.fsctiss Mssa, = . rich and ~ extensive assastlaent af 6aey gpoas. saeh ss never before wsfs odersd h tAis naskss; soxsist- isgef
 as ieghosn hoaasis. pisin and frsssmsd;
 l eaaton ess sia col, saik yelssfs
 ~ e4x4eA erape;
 ss :. ~ artileial Aewers:
 ~ ss @ pialpss; @ e srsraf cord; !" raeh plaid Gsus ds Nap rihbsass Just received. and fcf sale low by Y. k- TAYLOR.
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Proclamation by the Governor.
 STATE OF ARKANSAS.

ASS1Ao&ias@s@SA eAS 4SsN@ AH&s
 STATE OF ARKANSAS WHEREAS, it appears that there is vacancy w Gor a Representative in EougFess Gem the State af Arkansas in the place of Arekibald Yeit. ksse, tlevsfaxt, TuoAAS>S. DREW. GoreT- nor of the Stats of Arkansas. by virtue Of the aa- ,hority in me vested. do hereby selsFe assd make knswn that zn eeetica shaH ba held in tks several counties of sad State, on Msadeg the fNA dsx of beceszaef aexi for Representative ia cengr1ss tu 6Il tie yaeAn<y aioresasi
 The Sherfs of the respective eouaties in aaid State. are hereby required t cause said election te hs opened asA hsid scrosdiag ta law
 IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF
 ~N khGve kesennts set my hand, and {,a ! ess.sna The ssa of Int State of Ar
 kaksas io he alsKsd. al Little Rock. S~~> On the islh day of Nesesahsg, A. D, BT THE GovEKxeR. D. B. GREER, ssersiars ef Ssats. RYE WHKSkEY. \ BILLS el4 Rye whiakey--a sapassS. article \ Reesised and for sale by Nov. iSth. ie~n NM. 8. WATT
 Fiosar. Cheese. Sc. CA BBLs- sapefhne Flour. CO IS boxes Cheese.
 500 lbs Cotton faru, | 3aes Is aai. round. snd square bar irsa. 89B fss. hOrse skee fson, wsggea and caggy boxes, l Received per :, k. Aiert, and fos sale by
 Nov .s.-stf wM. H. WAIT.
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Jules Janin, IF one of his faeillcions in the Journal des Debais, states that there is care fully preserued in the Archievs of the Thea Ire Francais, this noie:--
 'sThe doorkeeper of the Theatre l. reques- ted to admit my friend Bouapars so my box.
 {Signed) TAIMA.
 houapsrie was then ia . different position from :hs: s>eeaPPed few years aiief. whea writing from Germany, he says so his friend TaIma:-
 Come and see ne 2. Esfers; yonshall play se . whole Pii full of kings.H-.xse eeysomias
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DuScAx's ARriLLERr.-The way Dun- can's corps was brought to saeb perfeelion may be learned from circumstances told by a person to the editor of the New Yoik Telegraph. He was at Newport few years since, when Duncan's corps was stationed there. Having witnessed the wonderful beauty and precision of their movements on parade. and expressing his admiration of il. Capt D |, replied ..Yes, this is all very well, but what you have seen IS only childs play. after all. If we ever are brought into actien, we shall not have these smooth parade grounds for our man@uyrings. intend 10 fit them for 6eld ef haiiie.n From that lime he began to drill his corps. and make them go through all their evolutions on the roughes, grouad he could find, cansering them over rocks and hills, in defiance o( all obstacles. not subsequently hfeaking the car riages in the course of his performance This system he kept up for two years. and the result of il is before the coun,ry.-- Lou 1 C0urier.
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fcsnsi.isd Jsvs I.I ess,J ]

PvHiA fftlre, ynse shF. ss N zaeay ih thetnrif. per
 100 eattiss g
 Glass 6.--pa;nssvs, stovesr &e.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
FROM.
MEXICO.

Dates from Vera Cruz, to June Isl. have
Deen received at Charleston, by the way
The Consuls Of the neutral na,;ons ros-
IdeGt at Vera Cruz, had protested against
the blockade ofthat port.
The Mexican Congress met on the 9th
ult: ExlPresiuen, Bustamenie. being an
pointed President Of the same. It is gen
dent. 'eS'
lis said that Parades will march over
10 Matamoras, atthe head of a strong ar.
my,-the largest portion composed of the
o,ody OF troops called the reserve. The
tlne for his departure with this army is
already fixed, but has not been made pub.
nc. Gen: Bravo will occupy the Presi.
dents chair, ad interim.
:, Gen. Taylor's son has left New Or
leans for Matamoras with his fathers
brevet commission of Major General,
- I@e lady Capt. Page, who was so Sc.
~5'=sy wounded at the battle of Palo All.
70, arrived t.. New Orleans on the 9th. on
iher way TO Point Isabel, to meet her hus.
band. A''
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T CLARKE. M. D, F. r. S. and M. ms.
- Ii. London, takes this opportunity to inform
his friends and the public generally, who NAV
need his professional aid, that for the greater
convenience of Numbers of his patients, he
has removed to East Rdytiaud, Conn, where
in the course Of his regular practice as phy.
sician, he can be consulted at all times upon
the cure of Cancer, Scrofula, or Kings Evil,
Ulcers, Fever Sores, Fistula, and all cutaneous
Diseases. Consumption in the first and second
stages, Rheumatism, infamnatory or chronic,
Of long standing, Calculi or distractions in the
urinary passage. Also bleeding at the Lungs,
Asthma, etc.
]. c. confident Of his ability in the cure OF
the above diseases, having had close intima-
cy and frequent converse with some of the
principal physicians in London. Sir Henry
Halford Bart. M. D., Sir Ashley Cooper, Bart
M. D.. DR.. Abernethy. DR.. Carr. etc, offers
himself and solicits the favors and hopes to Sc.
cure the confidence of conniding public.
All letters must be addressed East Hartland,
Con-, post paid.
April 81, 1916. 46
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ITO the residents and non resi-
dents who are liable to pay Town Tax
of three cents on the dollat, laid on the fist oil
1915. in Cornwall: By Write of warrant 70
me directed to collect the foregoing specified tax
laid on said list of 1915, will be at the follow
ing named places to receive said tax, viz
AT the store of j. w. Beers s. Co., North Corn
wall, on the sth day of July next, from the
hours Of 8 o'clock A. M, until IL o'clock A. M.
and from one o'clock P. M. until o'clock P.
M, at the Hotel Of Chalker Pratt, at West
Cornwall; and on the following day, July 9th,
at the store of Gregory & Pierce at Cornwall
Bridge, from the hours Of o'clock A. M, until
~ O'Clock A. M, and from O'Clock P. M un-
til 5 O'Clock P. M, at the Hotel of R. Payne,
in Cornwall Valley.
All persons neglecting the foregoing specified
opportunity to settle their taxes will be liable to
pay travelling fees as we'll as other expenses ac-
eording to- the requiring of the law which will
be Immediately executed.
D. w. PIERCE, Collector. a..
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New York Cattle Market-June %

At Market-ll43 Reef Cattle, exclusive Of
~ d rlven to ost m, (minc ally rom he
South and West.) rs Cows and calves and $500
Sheep and Lambs
PRIcEs-Beef Cattle-The market during
the week has been amply supplied. and holders
nave submitted to still farther reduction on
the prices OF all qualities We quote retail
sorts at from SIS to ST 100 left over.
Cows & Calves-Sales principally at MIA.
1926, and $32 50.
Sheep & Lambs-All sold at from 81 &c to
g 5oaS3 for sheen, and Ssl to So Is for lambs
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MARRIED.,

In this town, on the morning of the 10Th
inst, by Rev. Samuel Day, MIR. Chester
Brooker and Miss Phebe A. Smith, both of
Litchfield.
In Ellsworth, on the 18th inst, by the
Rev. Mr. Beecher, MIR. Alanson A. Neeus.
OF Litchfeld, and Miss Mary E. Everett, OF
Ellsworth.
In Stratford, on the 10Th inst, by the Rev.
DR.. Hewelt, Hon. Gideon Tomiinson, of
Greenfield, to Mrs. Lydia A. Wright, of
Bridgeport.
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F0shi0mIxbEe Millinery.

M iSS b DOWD would take ms methoo 10
-Nl inform her friends that she has Just re-
turned from New-Ynrk with beautiful and
extensive assortment of straw and silk HATS,
viz. China Pearl. Adelaide, Victoria, &C., sc
Also Zephvr, gauze and glasade Ribbons gauze
and lace Wells; Muslin, cambria. and lace In
settings and Edgings; French worked Collars.
kid. silk, and Lysle thread Gloves and Mitts.
Fancy Combs, Steel Beads, Zephyr worsted.
perforated paper. and avariety Of other articles
She thanks her friends for past patronage, and
would respectfully invite them to call and ex-
anime for themselves.
Norfolk, April %, 1916.
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A true copy Of Record.
NATHANIEL PERRY. Judo,

1T a Court Of Probate holden at .Ns,c..1iiI-
tord, scifhin and for the District Of .Nesc-
.Mitford. o" tie llA day Of June, 1896
Present, Nathaniel Perry, Esq, Judge.
TTPON the petition Of John T. Rowland Of
- New Milford, shelving to this Court that
he is the Guardian of Emily M. Rowland and
Della E. Rowland Of said New Milford, minors
under the age OF 81 years, that said minors own
and possess fee simple az tenants in common in
equal notifies. One piece Of land lying in said
New Milford, bounded N. by highway, w. by
Howland's land, s. by John I. Howl lands
land and James Marsh's land, aud east by Elihu
Marsh's land, containing eight acres be it more
OF less, together with an interest in the house,
barn. kettle house, wood house and horse shed
standing on said land. which interest is partic-
olarly described in the distribution of dover 10
the late widow, Lucy Rowland deceased, to
which reference may be had. Also cne other
piece of land lying in said New Milford on
the North side Of the highway, northeasterly
from the late dwelling house of Jacob w. How.
land deceased, bounded south by highway, east
by Isaac and Clinton Hendrix land, north and
west by Elihu Howland's land, containing three
acres be it more or less that all said described
premises are Of about the value Of six hundred
and sixty dollars: praying this Court, for rea-
sons in said petition set forth, 10 pass an order
authorizing and empowering said petitioner or
some other meet person to sell and convey the
interests OF said minors in said described prem.
Uses. according to the Statute in such case made
and Provided--as per petition on file, dated
May 7th 1916.
ORDERED, That said petition be continued
to the Oath Of August, 1916. then to be heard
and determined at the Probate Office in saiG
New Milford, at 8 O'Clock in the forenoon and
AZ NFR hn ehANa4 hnn h.,
publishing this order in newspaper printed in
Litchield county three weeks succeslyely, at
least six weeks before the said oath day OF
August.
A true copy of Record.
NATHANIEL PERRY. Judge.
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1T a Court Of Probate holden at LifcAGeitl
sc'fhsn and for the District Of Liietfeld,
on the 18Th day Of June, 1s46.
Present.. RaLph g. { amp, Judge.
Estate OF Rachel Bissell, late Of Torrington
deceased
TNHE Executor represents the Estate insolv-
l. ent, and prays the appointment OF Com
missioners ther,o on;
Whereupon. Ordered, that Commissioners
to receive. examine, and adjust the claims OF
the creditors Of said estate, be appointed al the
Probate Office m Litchfeld, on the 25th day of
June lS46. at 10 o'clock forenoon, and that all
persons interested in said estate may be notif-
ed thereof. the Executor will cause this order
to be published in newspaper printed in Litch-
field County. and post copy thereof on pub
lie sgn.post in said Torrinion. nearest the
place where said deceased last dwelt, and re-.
turn make to this Court Of the notice given.
Certified by
4 RALPH @. CAMP. Judge.
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At Court Of Probate holden at Sharon,
soishiM and for the District et Shawn, on
9th day Of June. 1916.
Present, CHARLES F. SEDGwlcK, ESQ.,. Judge.
ON motion Of Joseph d. Beach, Executor of
" the last will and testament OF David Cur.
It's, late Of Sharon, within said District deceas.
ed. This court doth decree that six mouths be
allowed and limited for the creditors Of said es-
tate to exhibit their claims against the same to
said Executor; ard directs that public notice be
given Of this order by advertising in news
paper published in Li,chield, and by posting a
copy :heeeof on the public sign post in said town
OF Sharon, nearest the place where the deceas.
ed last dwelt.
Certified f'um Rec ,rd.
3 CHARLES F. SEDGwlcx, Judge.
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ON BTaSdde Connecticut Militia
IT'S Excellency, the Captain General bav.
- Ing called upon the Citizen Soldiers
OF Connecticut for Volunteers IN the lorna.
I'on OF Battalion Of Infantry. consisting Of
se eon'ahies' TO meet the requisition of the
President Of the United States, and also for for.
nation of two Regiments of Infantry as re-
serve force if required therefore, the Com
mandant OF this Brigade, confident in the patri
otism and pTomptness of the officers and SOL
dlers of his command, for service at their
Country's Call" trusts their galantry and
ready response will be such as TO place the 9th
Brigade first proportionably in numbers and
first ready for the field
Inc General would notice the spirited
Promptness of Capt Lincoln's command in 21st
Infantry, who are reported to be ready for SER
vice under the call
BY order of Brig. Gen'l KING.
WALL En- s. BROWN, Aid lie Camp.
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NEW IRON FOUNDRY ,
AND
MACHINE SHOP.

"HE Subscriber is now prepared 10
i make Iron Castings of every de-
scription, large or small. gears Of all KINDS
.MaCHLvERY, PLOWS, SL4Y& CUT.
TER SHOES, COOK, PARLOR 4
BOX STOVES. from the best pal, srns'
UOOLE.V & COTTO.V .MACHLN.E-
RY, built and repaired, Wood and Iron tur-
ming, Johbing Of every kind done at short no.
tice. Iron Water Wheels. water wheel Regu.
lators, Clover Mills, Turning Lathes, Saw Ar
bors, Sc &c. The subscl iber fatters himself
that from his long experience in business. he
shall be able to satisfy all 9rPlease call and
aae H. BALDWIN.
Washington, June Goth. 1915, 5e"w6m
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The Fair.

M OTICE-The members OF the Litch-
~ field Mutual Fire Insurance Co. are
hereby notified that their Annual meeting
will be held at the Mansion House in the
town of Litchfeld, on the irst Monday of Ju-
iy next, at 2 O'Clock P. NJ. for the choice OF
officers for the ensuing year, and to % any
other business proper to come before said
meeting. A full attendance is requested.
JASON WHITING, Sec.
Litchfeld June 18th 1916.
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DIED.

In Hartford, 18th inst, Rev. N. l.. Ira
cy, aged 80.
In Windsor, June 18th, of typhus fever,
Col, Richard Niles, aged 81 years-brother
of the Hon. j. n. Niles, U. s. Senator.
At Ottawa county, Ohio, on the 9Th inst.
Col John '. Ingersoil, Esq, aged 81, eld-
est son of Hon Ralph |. Ingersoll of New
Haven.
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a r Court Of Probate held at

A I Court Of Probate held at
"A Washington. within and for the District
Of Washington. ON the 3Oth day Of May, isl8,
on on the Estate Of Samuel Leavitt, late Of said
Washington. deceased: Daniel B Brinsmade,
ESQ.,. Judge Of said Coart. having children and
grand children interested in said estate-Pres.
ent NATHANIEL PERRx. ESQ Judge Of the
adjoining District Of New Milford:
ON Motion Of Sophronia Leavitt and Thorn
a. F. Bsinsmade, Admr's. this CoUrt doth limit
and allow to the creditors Of said estate six
months from the date hereof. in which ioexib-
II their claims TO said administrator. nr be de-
barred Q recovery. And this Court directs
SAID administrators to give notice fthe time 90
limited BY publishing this order 10 q newspa.
per printed in Litch6eld county. and BY posting
. copy thereof on the public sign post nearest
the place where the place where the deceased
last dwelt. in said Washington.
A true copy Of Record.
3 THOMAS =. 1RINSMADE, ClsEk.
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@lO Reward.

STOLEN, from the enclosure of
~ the Subscriber on the night of the Sd
lnst.' dark bay HORSE of smallish size
Wnte stripe in the face-white hind feet
little lame in the right fore foot-shoes cons;d-
eraoiv worn-shortish switch tail, and suDpo-
seq 10 be 10 or II years old. Whoever will
return SAID horse, or give information where
ne may De found, shall be entitled to the ABOVE
REWARD. LYMAN w ApDENJ
Watertown, June Sth, 1886, .
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1T a Court Of Probate holden at Nsso MI.
ford. aCithin amt for the District of .Nsu
Milford. on the 18th day of June, 1876:
Present, Nathaniel Perry Esq, Judge.
ESTATE of Koriah Sherwood. late of said
New Milford, deceased.
0N motion ofLewis B. Sherwood and Hen.
~ ry A. Shaight, Administrators; this Court
Doth limit and allow to the creditors Of said es.
tate six moths from the date hereof. in which
to exhibit their claims to said Administrators
or be debarred a recovery. And this Court d-
reefs said Administrators to give notice of the
time SO limited by publishing this order in a
newspaper printed Litchfield County and by
posting copy thereof on the public sign pos,
nearest the place where the said deceased las,
dwelt, in said New Milford.
A true copy OF Record.
.. NATHANIEL PERRY, Judge.