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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-05

"kN ANDRkw LEwrs.-Tlc Editor OF the Peter.bur,
ine'lgencer writes from Alcghany Springs a. follows
Since have been here have been much surprised IN
learn tnt the grave OF man. who In his day and y.n.r,
uon I'M The State service" is unmarked hv .ny
monument or sign To denote who sleeps within s
bed The grave OF General ARfrer L,cis the hero n,
roiht Feasan IL without mark on IL in the mmedat.
Ne'mty oi 'buiords, within 40 Yards and in ful
view oi the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Ia M, ,hi
reProach To 'irghians, and should il not be removed
oy the erection OF suitable monument to brave and
NOBLE patriot, son OF the Old Domnion-a monpme,,
~hch viii arrest The attention of the thousands who will
"hred over the great connection between East
ana west and awaken grateful recollections of the nobe
Si'xen and sodierr For one think So lila true Thai
General LIS statue will be placed the pedestal of III
Washington Monument at Richmond but for all This the
be pon'ed out by the finger OF tradition An inconsi
aoe sum would accomplish all that is necessarya pau
ooeNsk, OF Virginia granite, with short and simple in
scnPuo" on IT, Who will stir the subject upg
HrsrfSos CoUar-Thc quarterly term Of the Hustinr.
Court commence. on Monday next The following per.
sons having been sent from the Mayors Court will be
examined during the term:
David wellen charged with felony in forging note of
the virginia Towing Company, amounting to si7 so
James keeie, forging the OF VIM A Moncure
tsecond AUDITORY TO warrant and Obtaining the sum of
s3.77s.2s. Wv sun "
Joseph Elan, maliciously woundng VIM. Robinson n
Tree negro, with intent to kill
Patrick Enright, stsbbing Larry Miller
WIN GILES. stealing clothing from Thcs Isaacs
Alex, jackson, committing rape Caroline f. Swan
both free negroes
Silas Bcasey and John Brannan stealing gold watch
and sundry articles OF jewery IRON Maria Sullivan
Thomas and joe slaves stealing gold watch yan.d m
$40, from Francis Campbell, tree.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-05

- ICHM ID q IsOI ND IF aSTER.- increa ed
M demand for Richmond caused BY The
superior purify and richness Lump the
y puvrrE,d state Of the Ground my grinding
at rIucsd rides and particularly the
arre antites - -
Canal Boats load Door near the DAnyue pspo
Loose Plaster 81 lrss than packed n Ton
Orders ieit with Womhe Claiborne srest will
strict attention tse4-8,aw2wl JOHN hi CI kIRoREF
M HHDS.PRINIE BACON CLEAR SIDES.
Il do ShouIIers
do do Ham
for sale BY WoMBLE 4 CLAIBORNE,
scf Pear
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WHLTE LEAD.,lo'ooo rs LEAFS POre Lesd-jasi Te.
T,HE WHITE GREASE, made BY Hubbard a Ta-s
sH rr f ks S5 s5d tI r.. Q: .Sls, Of c.r
MEADE IEaDs s' ssKrR RoT bi 1a,s ~
50 ise, \. W. Corner Of Maine q ion So.
GUANO.-iSo Tons No. Peruvian eu,no, Tor sal, Nv
~ .s. oHAs r woRrHAM4 CO
SNoW-wHITE ZINC PAINT-Y rynoh srd Aver.
= can, jus. arrived dRuBRs APPERsoN
GAEDEN sEEDS.-our assortment suitable to The pres
50 eR6SBs SPPERsoS. aoi Bro.a s.,
kDoTAro STEAMERS Dls,.,er,; Knit. Clean.
keeper should have, and At importers price, By
80 iss Nsln, is'h street
GPTs. TUHPENTINE AND IINSEFD on
- barrels Ane OIL sod barrels spts Turpenilne Just re-
SCI eRUBns APPERsoN 9m Broad St.
r Ss cso &C. SiS Ss: N9i, S ag pc !S@ %
Celery Seed White Mustard n.st &c ie ''PP''
So aRuaHs APPFRsoN 2oi Broad e.
EnO HILLS SUPERIOR BtKfR'S FLOUR,
- WoMnIg I oIllBosSr. No =, Paris
DLEACHED An BROwN suIarUNc.-. ,,,,
- stock B.sessd snd Brown shtns ih nsn, ~ al quail
SOIID COLOR uoUsELINEs.-Jus, received . 10,
s9t c. MAXWELL co
GH0UND PLAsTER.-iOO Too. Ground rs.,sr Of an.
y.y. I--,. '-.' y I" 'NiS y ca SEQ,
NViLK HoII.I as, large ssd Ssiiass .i-; sasas-sd
81 importers prices 70 close he stock BY zIMMFRMaN
CHoC0LATE DIeEsTE TEHHUGINEtN
esy r persons vhcse and vim DOT rsts a.,
a. u'usy administered EhVrrrarcd
~. eh Ns a. and The most delicate 9TH rupuy
nov anH te lfun Tut Fcanr AZ n be god
MtAuk BAKER. rlsrnacsnfsfs.
se. lse W Corner ~ Main iOt, -
a UASStA TONIC CTPS-Por Dy.p~pte.. Tor al. q,
~ MEADE HAKFRS New Ap,ihsrssv So
- 80, y ". Corner o. Main ION So
SsSSl I TE I, sos, 90 o. wEAK LINes., ERs.
/ Guiding damp aud uuuhsle-ome air; Tor sale Al
MfADb MAKERS NtN Ap-thecary sfore.
- l-e y w. Corner q Main ioih So
/ VULCANIZF HREts.
/ MACHINE nFIrTN0.
STEAM PACKING,
For Scan chs:.s. $. an Joints. F,stins Rings A.
1 GARDEN HOSP
HYDKANr HOSP, g. tc
| kshnoad Agency a. stauonsf1 mai, No n Peaus
eSs W. KNOWLES. As-,t
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Wholesale CLOTHING HOUSE.
WORD, WEISIGER x co.,
AVE taken the house occuped bv M.srs An,
anderson Co. No l2 Pearl ilh where they are nov
receiving their ia Stock 81 REAnYMADE CT THING
t argos, and best oed stock they FOR
Being exclusively In the wholesale respectfully All the
se+-dlenovi WORD wEIstGrR 4 co
NEW FALL STOCK.
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS &C..
TE have received assortment Of Boots shoes
w Trunks &c suitable sales To- which We AL ard
invite the attention OF Merchants
cur stock We invite all In wan to cali and EVENING.
80 PuTNEY WATTS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-05
-, HoIIoway,S pr.rs ~.,c.,,,,..

HOLLOwAY,S PILLs.-NATURE.S
AS GREAT ALLY.-ro PROSTATE ths bodily 10 wers by
drastic
contrary In her
blood aud erpeng al morbid system sold n the
manufactures No 81 Mden Lane, New York. and No
London and BY all druggists, At 25c aye and 81
CARD TO THE LADIES,
DIR. DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PILLS.
THE combination q Ingredient. perfect
tB y harmless Their efficacy upon an
extensive practice Of over thirty and where
have been strictly followed correct all E
rgulAr,es, relieve painful
At the change Of life They will the Whites
obs'rueons arising from cold may
Circular for PARTICULAR free.
Price OIL box with full wholesale and retail
% PURCELL, LADD co,
GENERAL
Corner OF Main and i4fh streets, RfchsnOad Ia
DUNAL NORTON. Of Man aud 10Th Richmond,
GkUBBs A APPERsON. No. 2Ji Broad street, y"
J, W. EVANS, No. 10 Pearl street.
The above Agents s supply Propretors prices and
send the Pills 10 Ladies (conndena) mall either civ or
country on receipt Of u through Richmond Postoce
NB-Every Box bears Of DUPONCo No other
genuine For particulars, get Circulars Of Agents.
&c 2mu
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vVNnE POLYTECHNIu coILEGE.-0v =

! SrarE ~ PFNN sYLvANI wFsT ms s0'P pfifr ~ "
PA In yrsted ~ NJ \ slature iscoard 'frsrrr
plan ofhe Indusffl CoeEes of
ouch professional ducatou w Cfy Patctt CHsa
fsr Mctyictt tsofyENarss.
me Feaft CcNeytas lsrr Ef S,
1890 For Catalogue and further niosmsucu sidrvss
Address L kTNNfDY, " D..
su22--vts7 Pre- n Fseuitv Pagtschnic Co--s - So
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9 { !, 3 F. NINA NIGHT,

with determination to win the of n.
richmond BY Offering for their the
LASI AND REfLAED AMUSEMENT, the Management re-
'peetfaliy announce their inaugural performances.
First appearance Richmond Of III, lovely and ,tf.d
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TOURNAMENT AT THE
FAUQUIER WHITE STIPFIIR' SpRryGS
VUNhE TOURNAMENT AND FANCY BALL OF ThE sPIeo
10Th sept'r. - Ne ''i nj
~ wEBERs CELEBRATED BAND will be in attendance.
N n ppm
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-05-22
. 4 new Branch of rrade


New York city, Albany. Boston, Worcester and all
the large cities have their prominent dealers in far
mer.s tools and all the modern agricultural and
horticultural contffvances George M WAY 90.
OF this city says the Hartford Courant, have taken
hold OF this business with energy, and reared a
massive warehouse in Kingsley street stories high.
lOO feet deep and 40 feet wide II Is devoted from
cellar to attic to the exhibition of churns tiles for
draining Of various shapes. yoxes, plovs, harrows;
cultvators, horsc-hoes cast iron hubs, road shoyes
corn-planters &c Perhaps the most curious contriv-
ance we cav, was corn planter intended ~ deposit
the fertilizing material and the seed, both at the
same time. This insures the most economical use of
the manure and to any one who farms a few acres
must bc valuable eonsTiyanas The costly fertility
ers must be used in the most judicous way in order
to pay. But Way & Co. have provided ample space
for farmers to call In and see for themselves by &C
tual handling, just how the machines operate Far
mers are self willed that like to make up their
own minds and cannot be coaxed to move faster than
their natural gait The warehouse in Kngsly street
viii pay any farmer for the time spent in examining
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-05-22
PhEnfx Salt Mis-,

HEo. l.. FAJIKNER 4 CO, NcS 8 eiids Q
" Sanfords Block, Fleet Street. offer V the
G1.S9und RCSC1E 81,
pat UP in various sized bags sritabie for
The quality of the Salt ground by US Is superior Io
New York Salt, as is acknowledged by the DAIRY an-
terest who have used it. Our Salt comes direct 70 "
from the West indies, by the ships of H. Towbridees
Sons and is selected especially for dairy and table use
We are ealing 70 warram al Bare TO kop saed rhsch
properly made ,edh cur Sail. -
Persons calling at the Office of the PnGSIx SAT-
Mus. Nos 5 and 6 Sanfcr1's Block Fleet street,
New Haven, may he supplied by the bag, bashel OF
barrel, as they may wish. sHa-gs4
Old Rock. Turks Isiand. st. Ubes and liverpool
Sack Salt may always be obtained of in large sf
small quantities, at the lowest rates. -. 49,
Is Orders by mail promptly attended to.
GEORGE L. FAULKNER & co.
Nos 5 and 6 Saiiforrs Block,
Fleet street. New Haven, Conn.
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war not vet Ended

In return fOr the compliment paid the Nicke,
risysrs q the Hal, TO use the language Of ths
Herald town Of Torrington, last Fall by the Win.
I'D Wicket Club, at which time the latter claimed
~ be the victors the Torrington Hollow Wicket
Club, numbering twenty players have now challeng-
ID the town Of Winchester to meet them ON their
ground in Torington Hollow, TO again contest their
superiority in the game The parties to meet on the
2ath instant, at O'Clock A. II. 1t is hoped that in
view Of che minor challenging parys generosity with
regard to giving them territory, that Winchester
viii not be under the necessity Of soliciting players
from other towns. A SPECTATOR
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-05-22
Piano Fortes.
HaZletOn s. Bros Piano Ferries
For Gala l,u n. naxxfcr, ENolcs,Af,rillo {

R1ano ForCeS.
HaZletOn & Bros Piano FCrtes,
For Sale by A. & J. Dayton, Wolcottville, Ct
wv HERE may be found fine assortment of
w Piano Fortes from 6 to l-3, s 81, and
IA octaycs, manufactured of the best mariels and
pronounced by the most distinguished Artists to be
unsurpassed in strength and purity of Tone. VIII be
sold the most reasonable terms and warranted to
stand in any climate.
At the Great Exhibition at the Crystal Palace.
New York, 1858. Prize Medal awarded to
Hazleton Brothers for the superior quality of their
Piano Fortes, which tested in regard to Touch
Tone Equality Of Tone. and Durability of Tune
In all these points, the Pianos of Hazeton Brothers
were placed in the highest grade and Medal awald,
them by the following distinguished Artists William
Norris Chairman of jury Musical Instruments
Julien, Il. s. Willis Emelus Girac. Max Maretzck
T. Eisfettt, Dwight, W. H. Fry, Meignen. Jury on
Musical Instruments George F. Bristow Secretary OF
Jury on Musical Instruments.
Also, Iie,hte, Newton and Bradburys Piano Fortes
which received the first premium at the Worlds Fair
and the Fair of the American Institute at New York
1858. Also Piano Fortes selected from other Boston
and New York manufacturers, to order the above
are warranted to all who purchase.
Melodcons as usual, with l, 2 8 and sctt Of
Reeds
A. s J. DAYTON.
Wolcot.viIic May 18TH 1856.
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To Printers.
COpPER-FAcED TYPE.

NORTELioC'S NEW YORK TYPE FOUNDRY
~ AND PRINTERS WAREHOUSE, established
IN lS23-No. ~ Spruce street. four doors below
William street.
The subscriber is prepared to furnish his well
known and superior book and newspaper printing
types, in fonts tn suit purchasers. Also German and
ornamental types, Greek, Hebrew. ornaments music
brass rules, nc. manufactured of metals equal to
any in this country, and finished in the most accurate
manner He also furnishes presses, chases ccinpos
ing sticks, stands, cases, furniture, ink, &c.
WOOD AND HETAL TYPES
From other ound,ies. and every article required in
printing Office, at the lowest prices for cash APP
proved paper. Type. coprcr-faced by the Newton
Company, furnished to order, Old type received ut
cents per pound in exchange for new Estimates
for lr.n'inS establishments furnished application.
Printers Of newspapers who will insert this advcr
isclacnt three times bcfre JAN. I. 1857 sending
me- oe 81 the papers. will he pail in printing types,
when purchasing four times the amount of the bill
PETER &. CORrELlOU.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-05-22

DRY-GOODS. HARDWARE, CROCKERY, BOOTS
AND SHOES, CARPETS. PAPER HANGINGS,
GROCERIES,; WOODEN WARE, &C., sc.
TsHE subscribers respectfully invite the attention
IL of the inhabitants Of Ltchfeld and vicinity to
their large and attractive stock Of New GooDs pur-
chased in New York and Boston during the past
week Among which may be found a splendid
assortment of Dry Goods consisting of striped and
plaid SILKS also black Silks of tile very best manu-
facture: Berage DeLaines. Challis. Muslins. plaid
Tissue Berases Brillants, Prints, Gnghams, Jaeon-
etts. Book, Swiss Barred and Strped Muslits dotted
Muslin, window Drapery. toilet Quilts, Irish Linen
le-Coyers, Napkins, Cambria. Linen. and Silk
Handkerchiefs patent Skirts, Collars Gloves Hosiery
lace Mitts, lace Wells, Belts, Parasols double and
single Brocha and Stella Shaws. wool TableSpreads
bieached and unbleached sheetings, Denims Tckings
Carpet-Walk French, German and American Cloths.
Cassimeres and Vestings Of every description, both
plain and fancy. Also, silk neck Handkerchefs,
fancy Ties, Shirt Bosoms, Shirts and Collars &C. &C.
The above goods will be sold at a mere trife above
cost and at prices to suit customers.
81 Further particulars next week.
Very Respectfully,
HENRY ". ADAMS s co.
Litchfield, May Dist, 1856.
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TAxTsl

NOTICE is hereby given to the Tax payers Of the
Of eleven cents the dollar, the list OF 1865 due
the lst June 1861 will bc ut Albin Guilds in Mil.
ton Mnn.ay, June ,, from to II o'clock 4. NJ, at
kcnncys store in Bantam Falls. day. from to
j 7. 81, at Peek d brothers in South Farms ON
Tuesday, June 3t from 8 to II \. NJ, at Pickett &
Smiths, east side, day. from 2 to Z. NJ, at
Newton & llcaton's sture in Northiicd on Wedncs-
day, June 4h, from . to II A. NJ, at the Iitchiicl
Depot, day from to ?. NJ, and at all times
my office in East street in the village Of Itch
icld. All nrglcctins to call on me may expect
will call on them.
A. S. LEWIS, Collector.
Iitchfic!d, May 10Th, 1856.
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DIED.

In San Francisco. California, on TUESDAY. April Is
Of consumption at the residence of F. &. Hall Abnel
n Allen, native of Woodbury.. Conn
In Sharon, Mrs. Phoebe Gay. widow of the late
tinguishcd for sincere and cheerful piety for warm
social attachments, and for deep interest in the
welfare Of the community where she resided She
addressed and spoken Of by those who knew her,
by the atfrctionate and respectful appelaton OF
- Grcndnna Gay,'' and her memory will long be
cherished, kindly and aectionately. by very large
circle Of survivors. .s- -ss s.
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Notice,

rs hercby given to all persons liable to pay Taxes
L in the town of New Milford on the list of 1850
due the 18th day Of March. 1856, that will Inc at
John Gaylord store. at Gaylord Bridge, Thurs
day, June 9TH, 1856, from II O'Clock A. NJ, till
?. NJ, and u. c. II Sanford Il Co store in Bridge
water on Friday. June 9TH 1856 from 10 A. M till
2. NJ. and at my Office in the village Of New Mil
ford, saturday. June 9TH, 1856, from 8 clock
A. NJ, till O'Clock Z. NJ for the purpose of recciv-
ing Taxes
The Tax as made out in said List is nine cents and
five mills on the dollar town tax. One cent for
School purposes, also, Communication and dug tax
All persons ncglccting to pay their Taxes said days
will be liable to pay travelling fees.
GEORGE LOCKWOOD, Collector.
New Milford May 18th. 1856.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-05-22
A Farm at a Bargain.

ME subscriber Wishing to operate on smaller
II scale, offers for sale his farm consisting of more
than 200 acres Of land we'll watercd by numerous
never failing springs, with excellent we'll Of pure
everything water at the door. Said farm is about
one and half miles from Woodyille, in westerly
direction. 1t has it one large, two story House,
and two smaller Houses, three barns, and good
supply of out-houses. 1t is well calculated for a
dairy, or is good for raising grain it has good sup
ply of orcharvling and also many different kinds OF
grated fruit trees. For terms call the subscriber
ut his residence. ABIAL WHITNEY. q
Warren. Nav Sth A. D. 1856 ~tf &zss %
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Notice.

NOs1TC.
E>SrATE of JONATHAN PoND late of Plymouth, il,
II the District of Plymouth deceased
The Administrator. with the will annescd or .atl
Estate will sell at Public Auction unless previously
disposed of at private sale. much Of the re estate
Of said deceased will raise the sun. OF twelve hun
tlrcd and two and 30 l0o dollars on the 23d day o
May, A d.. 1856, at O'Clock forenoon at the late
residence of said deceased. in pursuance of an order
of the Court Of Probate for the District of Plymouth
granted the 10th day Of Mag 1856.
MILO BLAkESLEY. Administrator
With Will annexed.
Plymouth May 10TH 1856.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-05-22
Lovers OF Ten.


"7E have at last complied with your earnest
w request by supplying ourselves with our old
faskiossed assortment of TIA. Cur experience in
judging of the qualities of this article, will he a
sufficient guarantee that the best favored and the
e.eqes Of its kind will be found at our Store We
expect the cry Of persecution from ncighbors be-
have been out of the trade for the last two
ycars-brt the love have for Our old friends and
the desire for new leak us to pursue the path duty
has SO plainly marked for u.s. Come buy the Tea
Come aud buy ALvORD 4 BROTHER
Woloottyille, May 9Th, 1856
Tiny GOODS nov in store, suitable for the
II season. We cannot stop TO tell how many car
loads; you must come and see. The ladies saw our
Dress Goods are the prcttiest ia tlte County
ALyOisD BROTHER.
woicottviIle, May 5th, 1850
k6ATTEHs for ladies' and gentleahen, in great
" variety at ila ~ ALVORD'S. 9
Wolcottviils. May 9Th, 1850. ssss,3
lnARAsokS-New patterns On exhibition a.
II the cheapest store in County -ss.5 Il =. 81
issrs~ Esas-f 81 .,.gsre~ass ALEORD & BROTHER. -
waacosville. MAY stla, -lsJ6. s. s,sassss. fs
StHlNGfES-we have . lot Of chestnnt.shingics
/ - for sale ALyOKp BROTHER
wolcottyille May 9Th. 1855, -, - g =
gsxKAxHD-- From the premises q fhe subscriber
- on the 9Th instant, spotted HOG. mostly black
viii weigh about Is lbs. and has long legs and
nose satisfactory feu1rd win Be given Tor ms re-
e sA.t sih led 't = .ssessry
! IAuhAeid. May 18th. 1885,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-05-22
stuttcring. Stanimering, sc. Cured

4 the celebrated Dr.. yonsshe that practiced with
= = such unhoundod success in New Haven and
Hartford some time ago, has returned to Hartford By
request and win. practice at the American Hotel.
Hartford Conn., till the first of June but no longer
sufficient length Of time to cure all impedinents OF
speech in the State Those who do not embrace this
opportunity can blame themselves for their sfammer-
ing. DIR. Jones is the only man now living that can
cure it, and he has all to cure-bat can do H. bus
YOU must not delay. He cures without taking any
medicine iuto the system, without any pain or surg-
csl operation whatever and requires no y gu his pa
tent is cared, Is; Office American Hotel Hartford.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-05-22

THIHE Court of Probate for the District of Litcl-
IL field hath limited and allowed six months from
the date hereof for the creditors to the Estate OF
SAMUEL BRoOkER. late of Litchield in said Dis
tlct deceased. in which to exhibit their claims for
allowance and settlement Those ncglecting to present
their accounts within said time, properly attcstel
will bc debarred recovery. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate payment
to CHESTER BROOkER, Executor
I.tchiicld Nav 10Th 1856.
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District If Ne,r Mto,d Probate Court, May H. 1856
EySrAIE OF ABEL HINE, late of New Milford
LIZ il. said District deceased
The Executors represent the Estate insolvcnt, and
pray the appointment OF Commissioners thereon.
ORDERED That Commissioners to receive and cx-
anime the claims OF the creditors of said est tie be
appointed at the Probate Office in New Milford on
the 10Th d,y OF May, 1856, at o'clock, forenoon
Of which all persons in interest will take notice and
appear, if they ca,sc, and he heard thereon.
Certified by GEO. TAYLOR, Judge.