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rarAsuRy DEPARTMENT.

The Treasury Department consists Of the Offices Of the
retary OF the Treasury two comproles commissioner of
me customs six auditors treasurer regster solicitor light
house board and coast survey.
The following brief indication of the duties of these
several offices and Of the employed therein respectively
Secreqrys 0cc.--Hon james Guthrie Secretary OF the
Ireasuryi Hon. p. g. Washington, Assistant Secretary;
one engineer in charges architect and three draugsmen
temporarily employed and twenty three clerks The Sece
tary Of the Treasury charged with the general supervision
OF the fiscal transactions of the and o the
cuuou OF the laws concerning the
OF the United States He supentends the survey of the
coast the ghthouse establsment the marine hospitals Of
the United States and the construction OF certain public
buildings for custom houses and other purposes.
First ConpvoRer's OceElish whittlesey esd Comp
troa and fifteen clerks lie prescrioes the mode keep
ing and rendering accounts for the civil aud diplomatic
Yce we'll the public lands and revises and ceres the
balances arising thereon.
Sscoaa comptroi'er's oBioe.-John NJ. Brodhesd esq
Comptroller, and clerks He prescrhes the mode
ssePn9 and rendering the Of the army navy
na indian departments Of the public service and ev and
ertihes the balances arising thereon
oGfce IF cyumisoner Of he Cssoms.IInrhJ j. Anderson
~q, Commissioner, and eleven clerks s prescribes the
aode q keeping and rendering the Of the
svenne and disbursements, and for the bading repair
W custom houses &c, and rersas and cee the balances
ising thereon,
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Glover Peiin Wn. Willis w Bendc Is.
tLhEREAa Ginser Perrin has filed plion ~
w
o nSacoa showing iha as.enasard deeudtul~
intf IA SAID OtEi IL sud srre
snd pcilipn the SECOND Worldly IL UstAher, tho
eifeu o Eeamsda Foda, tfe VIII te k
e1ssso 3 uilAer odere hat his nauee b. pnhished
weekly III die
Onion, aud the New Yafk journal OF Commerce.
aas.a THos. 7. KING, Judge.
PENSACOLA, June Is, fes5. Ts.0
June s3-iaw2in
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a. S1H SuttK. Sttr:aEn, AND sUUrH-
.Fsts-SkseR aNpffIa UNITED SrA ATes MhiI STEAMERS-
u sips this line are the WASHING
tsa HesE TON, ttapl y, caysndyi HEa1ANN, Capt Ed
vHh -, gt.a. W .. '. '# " "
'rt gnp snulsncSan hpii gong and
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fIiR3EW', stAiskz Nc rir May.
III Emma beng No g of" HUper's story Bonkn
I,sirc received By rAYLtiR n NAURY,
Maya booksellers, Psnu sveunn, near pth street
Ny vrother-s Keep br auth VI OF uoiiars aud cets
III Mr. u Ruheroyd'r Chillteu, Sc.
+. us sale TAYLOR MAURfS
Mays Bsoks tore, ear ath street.
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"A iLiEAs;T NtN yyIti fird a. ssor.-r
20 pieces medium enc white linen duck for and
18 pieces medium and fine white lar' dr'iincs
Also, supply those woovns fabrics adapt
ed ciiizens' apparel.
With cravats, gloves suspendersi heifhose, &c.
One price oniy.
bills
Good articles, prices, dealing ed all
PERRY BRUrHEN.
!. "Csnirat Stores,' Wesf Building,
June e-6tdif Opposite Centre Ntarket
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Notice

OF tie establishment Of additional Land Office 10 the Ter
riory Of Oregon.
our nf Fsbuay
e,tied ish AT in,ai land distic 10 the
Il called
ni the 1d vine ot The fourth stand nd parallel hereby
nd The itni office Sid dstet
Wtnchestrr u said rrrntorv, ordered
Wa hugio,, his 7ih 4 of
MAY, A ID. lc5h JlHN Wills ~
CommsiNner oft General Land Dhss
Nav iS--lawi2w fIntcl. g. Sinr
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THIS ships viii accountable gold silver
maiula, unier bills
the value thereof oppressed therein
Ap II
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Law Notice.
sCuEscW, THOMAS coEwIS, WILLIAM y. WEBB.
d, ohio. Cincinnati. Ohio. washington, ID. q,
Law Notice.

frBE have associated themselves for the
of claims aud in the supreme Conn Of
a the will be
tbsm and they will attend
Two Their number will bs in
w ,-hi.stan ,nssaptiv or whenever necessary, t
ofes Washington city, where all siers on
ihsr i,int bnsin - may be addressed. Hss stt
May o--2av3n
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rh.. sf.iy Place where the genuine Black
I used Ia Lpfope Tea sture
Seventh orpit Estors, rte,l Off
b. all Ifdon hrenkats Eongr,
reecd, al nhcr Kinds
On hand, NJ very lu'v rricee wholeseie End retail
sinySi-eo3s HALL = nlNNlNG
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a IsroRs Of oorpa Esoyat snpre.s AID nsrs,
by CoDoly Of e vuis Lon
Naval Operations Black Son Pam
as 1Rs '''s 1's sas .y A z "' A'''
sass M I'D o. anea ai , @ engineer wool
vch.i London ss Jate A.s,sk az, Dr.rer e ont
a 's nsI,y "san {, sd cs%p e"
S.s ss:sss s. s w ss
N"Sias ana Europe ''' '''' ' shnSeK
Jurelc
AaD WARRANTS wANTED.-l ho undsrspned Will pay
U ,hs hs,s q =, pes zee for, a1 .nd :. .o wor.as,a -..a
1'sN' =" ~ ' HAMILTON Q FAINT,
May 30-Im No AZ Pa. avenue, "asiington.
,NILLARDs' HOTEL, OLA Point Comfor5, va.--Ths
w solendiBg shore house is now
Boa,d by week. per
Board BY The month, per 5
May dim 1i...I 5H s. q. O. WILLARD & BRO
or toe cas onW We dcsous during tbc "At ter
n s q AZ eur s,fs ws Sss = i & s @ ea a
aow which WI os SOLD at our rssu "a prices a. o'he ,ss 2,
prices viii be eaaced.
sevs. win goods hshIy aivanuseou,
m ecs se s @ IN y oe
mourning and white goods,
s,s.s s., present
ssea % 'se' asSrss iffa on u
. "Cen'ral stores wes building,
-@
90 MINER sCALE--Ws a Of prices The
- articles below named
Baeges, rpsues, grenadines aud bmsgc de- ancs,
Lsxns, sash.ms, eA'n're' aud S''an'e al desirable
M.alss ss.w. and .ss esa. with many novsltierra
Our stock dfv goods consumption
ably we'll this time
One ory
Delay bile
Good ARTICLES low prices and fair deaiinx relied
| + + tH FERRY Il BRO fiEf,
hHt Central stcres we-i building,
I 2--fdlf
| IVA. sf.ly Place where the genuine BLACK
| I n a
Seventh orpsit Naor.i e, offs
br all london hrenkiatt
peccn
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-02
" E " LoT Watches, JeWelry and Fancy Goods.

A $. BALDWIN would take this opportu- Ao nity of informing his friends and the public that he has again returned from New York with rich and full assortment of Marches Jewelry, Re. He soicifs continuance of the lavors so houmtiiully shown hin, the past year, and will spare efforts 10 give good satiiaciion to his customers All goods and work rdrranfed. ? WArcnEs.--A gold hunting detntched lever, full jeweled. IS carats fine and gold capped, for Si5; silver hunting English patent levers, de- ,ached levers with and without hunting cases, ancres, escapements, quarterns, &c. with prices 10 suit the customer
 Cents gold guard Chains. gold vest Chains. Ladies' chnttelan Chains, silver Guards, gold and silver ycst>TIools, gold and silver Spec. .les, gold Pens in gold and silver Holders, gold and silver Thimbles. eolsl necklaces and bracelets, lotkcts. pencils, sleeve buttons, bosom studs caf'pinseear rings, brea stpins, fob buckles and seals, lockeis, slides, snans, charms, keys. &c. &c. With my stock of Goods thus largely rcplenshed and selected with great cnre, feel confident can sell at as good n, bargain as can be had any where in the country. Give mo a call. No charge for showing goods.
 A. $. BALDWIN.
 A FEW more of those extra gold Pens, in IA silver Holders. for $1. A.' F,'
 Also, a new lot Scotch Pebbles and Sewing Birds, at A. $. BALDWIN'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-02
E'esc Arrangement!

v EIISWOkTH, Juu6 loJJ. THyHE subscriber would inform his patrons -4 and friends from abroad that as he has not been able 10 close up his business this Spring, as he intended to have done, has concluded 10 continue his business another yeari as heretofore keeping his usual variety of Goods, which aie not 10 be surpassed by any country Store although there may be some dealers who have a larger quantity of some kinds of Goods, but 10 find the variety here is the place. But to 20 into particulars would be useless; all thai is neces- sary 10 say is, please call for wha, you want. and you will be very sure to find it, and at a price that will induce you 10 call again. Cash customers ore solicited. as they are the ones that help us 10 buy our Goods so cheap, and they arc thc ones lha, will reap rich reward if their purchases are large.
 A word To the levers of good TEA If you wish for something in that line warranted suit, here is the place 10 supply your wanis--for 34 cents per lh. you can have that winch is warranted to draw green, and for 40 cts something richer i; from 50 to 56 that which will make music in the dnllest company if freely used. and some little higher for extra occasions For proof, please call and trv it.
 Rv Produce taken al the highest market nrice. 8 0 c. f. PECK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-02
Another Arrival !!

ME ORE New Goods just received at the lVR. !. Granite Store" Tho propuetars of this Es,sbIishmcm would again rem,nd the public iha, they have received during tho past two week la,ge additions to their Stock of Goods. and nYe now prepared to show their customers as large and good an assortment as can be found in the county. e4sas s.
 Among The Goods just received can be found more of those choice oll,boiled black Silks at one dollar per yard, striped fancy Silks at 90 cents per yard and upwards; a'se. more of those French Lawns and Berages, Trimmings, &c. all col,rs and styles.
 HArs AND Cars --In this department - arc thoroughly "prstcd.' having n very large as sortment Of everything in that line, which we ca n sell n. astonistingiy low prices.
 CARPETS Asp PArER.ilANeiSGs.-Our stock of large, and in fhnt department VIC defy r1u,peii- ton. WtH1DlNE A LEWIS. Granite Store, " oleoltse, June II, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-02
woIfe,. sclledam Aromatic sehnapp.

WoIfc's schiednm Aromatic schnapps.
 'fhis medicinal diet drink Is smannfactured by shc proprietor nt Schiedam, in Holland, express iy for medicinal purposes It hss been submit. scdi to nenrly Inc first Chemists snd Physi. cians in the United Siates, who endorse t over tials efshe MaiWia Medica. lis now prescrib- cd Miih great success in Gravel, Goui, Rheu- snatisp, Instructions of Bladder and Kidneys, and f0r pyspepsia has no superior in the world. Put sD in etinrt and pint bottles, eDvelo2ed in yeiisw rsper with my name Sn .i'e bottle, cork Druggisis in the United States.
 yah UDULPH0 WOLFE, q
 la 70 and 22 Beaver sl., New York.
 3m sttS 25 South Front st.. Pbila.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-02
Prices Re duc ed. New Spring and sumner Goods
MCNEIL R. BR AMAN

WOuLD call the | atten.ion of the inhabitants w oi this and the neiehboHng towns to one cf the most conaplese assortmenis of American and Foreign Dry Goods ever offered in this market, al prices shat will defy competition. People at home and abroad are respectfully in vited 10 call and examine .he stock for them- selves, as we are determined io sell at a very small pro6r-that Inc tide which has been turn ing this way may continue So tn do- j
 This assortment comprises great variety 0f Silk and Dress Go,ds, French and Jaconet Mnslins, 0rsandies, Baragcs, Challes. Baregc DeLaines. Chailie DeLaincs, plaid he'd striped and plain Del laines, Swiss and Spotted Mus.ins, Bishop and Ficforia Lawns, plain checked Mems and Boy.,s Summer Wear.-Piaid Cassimeres, DrabD Etc, Farmers Satin, Mahair Aipacca, biack silk and wursfcd Serge. figured and plain Ves;ines. isroadcloihs of superior quality and yarioHs co.9rs, Ducskla and plain Cassimeres Irish Linens. embroidered Curtains, mourning Mnslins. heavy and fine Shee,inss. ached Shc ctings, Tickings. Demins, striped and checked ShIriings, Satnefs. Tweeds, Ken lucky. &.. Paper Hangings, Caspets. Oil Go hs door and carriage pafs, cheese cap2ings, &c
 In purchasing fhe above Goods in New York the past week We hav been able to take advan- saee of ihe recent extraordinary depression in foreign and domestic manufactured Goods, and are therefore able 10 offer lhem at sreaf retiac tioa from prices If Goods purchased in the early part of the season.
 We can now sell Aerrimack and C0checO Prints of the best qnaiisy and stvles at 10 cts; 1; genuine Hamilton and gold medal DeI.aines at Is; printed Lawns one yard wide at 6 els ]; French Jaconet and Oreandies Muslin at Is cts; Appleton heavy Cotton at cts; bid Cotton at 6 cts. and most other Goods n proport,nn-
 Also on hand fnli stock of Groceries, WG,den Ware. Crockerv and Glass Ware, Tea Sets. Sc. all of which will he sDld al the lowest price tor casn or. produce--and purchasers may rest as- sured that no on,isreprcscnialions will be made either Tn quality or price.
 Iitehiield May 2sd 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-02
Notice.

~ T a meeting of the !" Proprieters of the "A Ore.Bed ln Salisbury" !" held at I.akeyille on the second Tuesday of May. 1855, u was Rvoirfd, that whereas Clafksnn T. Collins cfhin,s io ha tho purchaser rom Forbes Munson otB 96.gs-10 Shsresoi ,he Capital Siock If said propristors. and 1t is allctged that tho certicaia tor said shares has been lost or destroyed hy ,ims or accident. and cannot Do procured for cancelation-ihat the Secretary procure to be published m advertisement for at least six weeks in . newspaper printed in tho county ot Litchtield, giving notice of said claim by said Coil'ns, and requiring all persons who may hold ot have any claim to said certificate ,o give noiice of their said claim to tho Secretary of said corporation, and 10 produce said certificate os forfeit tho samc.
 Astrue copy of Record: A#ks
 A,tesb J. Il. HUBBARD. Secretary. al
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-02

At a Court ef Probate holden at piymouth ,cithin
 and for the District of Plymouth, on tke 23d day of JHne, A D 1853 .
 Present. AMAI GIpDrSss, Esq, Judge. \ nN motion ofthe Adminstratrix on the estate " of JOHN iI. BROOKS, late oi Plymouth within said district, deceased; sse esz.ae.-a e
 This court doth decree that six months be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the adnnnistrairix; and directs that public notice be given of this order by advertising in news paper published in Litchiield and byposting a copy thereof on the rublic sign.pos, in said town oi plym.uih nearest the place where The de. ceased last dwelt. Certified from Record;
 2 AMMI GIDDlNGS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-02
C0MfiOm.

N WOULDuagsin call the attention of the II public to the occurrences faaf almost daily come under my observation of peddlers nnd otii- CTS paiming off thclr glass Tor :. Scotch Pebble Speciacles," al enormous prices. I am now au- thoFized 10 say from J. AckIey that he has no travelling agent or peddicr who carries his Peb- bles in this Siate--sc that those who buy of them do 1t al a great risk. and those wh0 have bought have ihe comfortable reflection that they have nothing after all but common glass would again state that it may be easily and simply tested il you have The glass by touching your lips or tongue to each successivcly and observ-, ing the temperature of them-iie pebble always preserving fife temperature of sfone while the glass will be much warmer. They can only be had in LifchfeId of A. S Bait win. who has on hand full and complete assortment of all the numbers and will be happy 10 show them to any who wish to exdmiHe either out Of curiosity or with intent to purchase. assss
 gls I89sE.4 '. A. S. BALDWIN.
 { IN. 3. Watches and repairing done by kislseD always with neatness and despatch.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-02
Defset .1ssI,e :ysalI<er Expeslfl.n.

Advices from San than Dsi Snr state that the Walker expedition met with . disastrous defeat st Riyas. being driven out of the town uish tfie loss of twenty men. The native recrnits had previously deserted the fillibusters. Colonel Walker fed towards San Juan hotly pursued by the government troops, and inhi flight threw of his coat containing all his letters and documents, which were seemed by his parsuers. He finally escaped with few followers, and passing through San than in the night of the s6tk of Juiy, seized 2 schooner in the hafbor and Yent to parts unknown.
 Other accounts state that Walker was killed, but lhis is believed to be incorrect. It is evident that tle was in great want of Col. Kinney .s aid. The Iatter. on his arri- valwiifpfobabiy De driven out of the country in the same fasbion. If the forces of the two, could have been united as intended, 2 filtibustering expedition of some importance might have been got up. .s { szl s's
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-02
Horse Fakes.

KyE have the so.e right to manufacture and NV sell in l.ischiald county . patent Horse Rake which is entirely new in it's construction, aud iDr simplicity, efficiency in operation and durability. is not aqnaled hy my rake in use. The above rakc is worked on wheels and the rakor rides on the rake. |, can be used by a., old person or boy with ease.
 The above rake may be seen at my shop, where they are kepi for salc. Those in want ol a good horsc-rake will please call and examine mine. GEO. S. BREWSTER. X
 Goshen, July 2d, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-02
D R GOODS.

NHE subscribers would return their A thanks for the very liberal patronage with which their Store has been favored in the past-and they hope by constant attention u the wants of the trading public and by system of far and honorable dealing to reiain their share of the trade. Our stock of new Goods is large. which we are selling al small profiis.- Our Grocery department is full and complete. and feel confident of our ability 10 satisiy all who purchase of us that they receive their moneys worth. Call and decide for yourselves before purchasing elsewhere.
 :. n. NORTHWAY & GO. South Norfolk, April IS, 1855.
 DURE White Lead for sale bv
 I S. D. sN0RTHWAY & CO. Y tNSEED OIL for sale by
 IA s. D. NORTHWAY & GO.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-02
Farmers ]!


 \" E are satisfied from what we hear a1at some of our brether:i in trade arc giving out fhe idea that we do not take any kind of produce. New This is decided mistake and we wish 10 say to our Farming Friends that we do take all kinds of Produce which yo;l have 10 dispose of. And also that we have made arrangements with two of inc largest GrOee E Is . b Ii h m u ts in Liichfeid Gcunfy, Messrs Palmer I Hopkins and John Scovilt Esq, by which our customers can have ther Groceries at less prices thanthey can be bought st any other esia blishment. Now, Gentlemen. having made arrangements for the r Inner Man." we would invite you 10 call and examine our splendid stock of
 Dry Goods, Which we are selling at the lowest rates, so gentlemen bring on your produce of all kinds = and also bring your wives and daughters and all the rest 0f the family, and we assure you that you will be well paid for your visit.
 Yours, Respectfully,
 Ai.vORD $ BROTHER. \ Conner Sfore, Wolcottyiiie.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-02
Order of Notice.

PHiLErus RIcnxoHp of New Milford in Litch.
 field County cs. SARAH JANE RIcBMoND.
 DETIflON for Disorce-To the Superior ' Court for LitchfieId County, to be holden at Liichfeld on the 4ih Tuesday Of August A. D. 1855, and said petition being for the cause oI adultery, as per petition dated July 2d, A. D, 1855.
 ORpERID-That notice of the tendency of said petition he given to the respondent. said Sarah Jane Richmond. by publishing this order in a newspaper printed at Litch6eid in said county of Litchfield, al least three weeks successively before the session of said Court, and the frs. publication to be in the present month of July.
 DAVID C. SANFORD, ...s
 A Judge of the Superior Court
 Dated at New Milford, July 9th, 1855. IF
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-02
DRESS GOODS.

nUR assortment IS now unusual large and " wellselecled, comprising every variety ot new and desirable styles adapted to the Spring and Summer trade.
 Bisch"ti's oil boiled Silk, the genuine article, warranted not tu crack Giacie Silks, some very desirab b'e stylesi India and FouIard plain and fancy, striped and plaid, elegant patterns. Wool DeLaines. all colors.
 Bernge DeLaines. Challie DeLaines.
 Printed Lawns and Mustins. 4
 Poplips black and colorcd Alpaccas. With an imni6e stock of Prints and Ginghams jus. purchased, many of them at great sacri- flee to the importers.
 HENRY MERRIaIAN S co.
 Center Square. Waterbury, May lst
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-02
Wistar's RaIsam of Wild Cherry,
 The Grent Remedy for Con pfion amd all ofkei

Wistar's BaIsam of Wild Cherry, The Great Remedy for Consumption aud all otAer
 Diseases ef the Pulmonary 0rgaas.
 The greater the value of any discovery. the higher Il is held in the esteem of the public, and 50 much in proportion is that public liable 10 be imposed upon hy the spurious limitations of ignorant, designing and dishoncs. men.
 Now that this preparation is we'll known to be more certain cure for incipient Consumption, Asthma, Liver Complaint, Coughs, Bronchitis and all similar infections, than any other remedy known, there are found those 90 yilIainousiy wicked as 10 concoct a spurious. and perhaps . poisonous mixture, and try to palm 1t oil as the genuine BaIsam.
 This is to caution dealers and the public gen erally against purchasing any other than that having the written signature of l. BUTTs on the wrapper
 Prerared and sold, wholesale and retail, only by SETH W. FowLE. Boston, Mass, to whom all orders should be addressed, and for sale by A. c. Smith, Litch6eId; Alvord < Brother, Wol- coiiville; Phe9nix Co. Water,own, and drag gists generally.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-02
Died.

in New Preston, July 29.h. Mary, daueh, of Rufus and Mary Parker, aged 3 yrs. and 6 mos.
 fin this town. Jaly 3lst, fIoDces Lam.ra, child of Stephen snd Mary aae Manson, aged | yrs.
 In Sharon, July 24th, issbeiIa, wife of the late Hon. Ansel Sterling, and daughter of Hon. John Canield. deccased, aged 74 years.
 Also, at sharon, July 25th. Ellen H., wife of Rev. John c. Sterling, and daughter Of Eugenic Latilla ef New York, aged Fl years.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-02
District of Ne~ Milford :. Prosa,e Court, Jan

23d 1855
 HESITATE of JOHN c. SMITH, of New IL Milford in said district, an insulycnt debtor. The Court of Probate for the District of New Milford hath limited and allowed fonr months iron, the date hereof for Inc creditors of said estate. m which to exhibit their claims thereto ard has appointed Henry Mrrwin and Shelden B.ackman. Esqs., Commissioners 10 receive and examine sad claims.
 Certified by JOHNS. TURRILL, Judge. The subscribers give notice that they shall meet al iac New England House in said New Ai.ltord m the 23d day of August and on the 23d each of said days. for the purpose of atte nding on tke husiness of said appointment.
 HENRY MERWIN. [ Cnmmis-
 SHELDEN BLACKMAN,S sioncrs. All persons indebted to said Estate are re quested 10 make immediate payment. q
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-02

Dis,ric. ef Nep Milford ss Probate Court. Jaae 5sh, 1855.
 ESTATEo of IRA SQUIRE, la,c of New LL Nlslford in said District, deceased.
 Tho conr, of probate for the district of New Milford hath limited ndailowcds six monlhsfram the date hereof for the creditors ot said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to prescrs their acconnis properly aticsted, within said time, will be debarred re- covery. All persons indebted to said estate arc requested to make immediate payment 10 II CUNNING BABBlTr, Execuior. THY COODS are ceiling cheaper al, V BRADF0RD'S than Mc ever hayc seen them cold. Call soon Tor bargains. CCYTHES, Sna,hs. Rakes and Forks - 9 Farmers. IL is tuv your advantage to call at Bradior6's, WcicaHviilc. His assortment Is complete in tho above go.sis.
 A c. BRADFORD. DARKER'S Celebraicd Hossc Rakes.-
 Jus, received ai rradiord's 's in Wuicot,sille one more lot oi these supcrinr Rakes. A. C. BRADFORD.