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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-10

OCCUPANTS FOR TWO FINE.
w airy. furnished rooms cheap for the sum
mer. Apply ut 81 Lower Rampant street apps
A BOOKKFEPER WANTS A SITUATION
"A City references given Can be seen at the
office Of the Democrat. ap23
WANTED-BY AN ACTIVE LAD. 15 YEARS
w old. employment In mn office No pay
,nent expected. Address S. r.. +. .. box 9il.
New Orleans np23
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN, A NATIVE OF
w this city. Is anxious for employment, in the
city or country. as clerk. oolleetor. day or night
w6tchman. or any other position where he can.
aud will. mako himself generally useful A
good home in the country more of an object than
salary. Address w. ". H.. Jr.. Democrat Office.
or New Orleans Poatoi1ion. ap21
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-10

NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
~ No. lbs Canal street. Trustees-A. Moul-
ton. +. A. Palfrey. Carl kohn. 7. L. Bayne David
Uruuhart. George Jonas. John G. Gaines, Thos.
4. Adams. Thomas Allen Clarke. Christian
Schneider. Charles J. Leeds. Samuel Jamison.
Interest Allowed on Deposits.
ID. URQUHART. President.
CHAS. KILSHAW, Treasurer api6 6m
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-10
CIRCULARS DELIVERED.

Circulars. such rs notes. invitations wedding
cards etc at from 80 10 $40 per thousand. at-
cording 10 destination.
Satisfaction guaranteed. We respectfully So
licit your patronage.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.
mysIm II Commercial Place
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-22

made their annual visits he can %ithdra" the money
nave taxation on the lidiA
onc-lat of one per cent tax to the 91'lt
result ut bill viii be to nakr the anoioFso oi
pay the taxes. and increase their Drdtl49 ne
wa entirely opposed to It ~, , ~ &c
Mr. I.Nnle OF Marlboro further favored the ihi a.
providing a lncthui of reaching money lf '"N1''ii
winch j. now ket ont of the Grand llst -
MIR Sheldon Of Rutland moved the bill he orGerF; 10
lie aud I've made the special order Tor FRIDAY loFlli6
rxt at halt past O'Clock, which vas az ct( 10
II 22f. dlllShlnz the office OF ATTORNEY stillAl
d,fung iIS dutie- taken up and on ln"tloiI l VII
French o Woo, stock 1t was ordered to lie. and was
ad the <ic,.l order for morrow morning at haf
past tea D'c!Drk.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-22

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-22

The Paris pap.rs @c-c.iDe theft the funeral neral
o,,lic. t'c Of NJ. Boi-emfrcy. a cattle inIf- 'i
chan, rfrHssv who he had rnarre1 h-r rdS TO the the
pc e'p'e u IT, w,. indeiatigtble in providing
-le%e: g.. ~ ,be masses. and left Paris IN q
t'nh ',a io' hntore ,,i the war ended for the pnt
oall"olt Ln Of eyirtualIin. The capital the mo-
en+ poe % il WAS practicable, lie wa "A, ',,
IneIl = Iifer.,l 10 the poor. who turned oHs
!re,Iio,S e.ho5Ssands md 70 follow the body 4" ''''
grave.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-22

said chapter approved November s 1870; third readS
Frm commit tee o Judiciary against 3ts in add
ton to chapter a. General statut : reiatlnE !" ln Ira
f. , n on infHSlshhfI1nS th' ahId drinks On motion '' "
lat' Of IN Unn"rn thynr "l IT soiati"n with
.me.dmtmt fiNg the capital at 4o'oo vas 'rr'
TO- TO- ryn5 IF 'f r Abe of Vest iiavn ae b
re to he .. the this M s Ihe Of . Ua fT the
f tie monument and - Go tor pur'llas m: a se
L fr @ @ rsi, '1 to t'g the irs iatfars and Of
te STATE Mhr W. was tbe etad nbe .nd orertd % to be
printed The report OF the committee Is as i'i''"
10 the IIoaotaLe Senate aad House Or Hfpff"'H''''
y'r ,d,mittte have prriormed The duties therein
nsoaed ad present the i, f1oMHE NV T9nit' mnns general
Se@on and find thea the sanTTy M f%H.'. rs r
5, ' ana @hoome by the or1narhh WA h.ll., HIRE Nae. M
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nus lnakil- them conlfortahle tor me rit ,, the
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s.d wgA s"@hr n Sf f,lenf rernr lIBt But there were
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-22

Araminla'> Women should NOT deceive
themselves. The mr~' uncouth. iluerate
mtn knows What elegant and correct Ian
4ua~c > when h. netr> 81 He may not
he able Ia ~'rin@ three words correctly
himself; hu h" snlI> lh. harmony of Il
rounded sentence from aiar. Ii i instinct
ike, -" how worhingmrn hanr upon the
lips Of an orator, OF III meaning they
know httlr or nothing. hut ihe - cne' gv,
number and c.tdrnr" they catch. and tie
harmonious -uund plca>c> the ear
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-22
chr freeman.
,:n south Carolina.
+. <rrEL1IENT.
,AY. NOVEMBER ., lS7t

Z. - ne ltSull VI 'N'i l'O'It re-
FL, Til, writing fully known. rr
e.3ie 4 state board of can ic
.ou all returns are made. jr .,,
now being heard before ~
.an in reference to the pow Il
tI The case comes before 81
-. application for an injunc- =
a..cNcrci>c of any other pow r'
r.. ave the simple counting Il
..u1ing them the right to
If fraud. All the demo #
a.. IN the state is pressing
II, secure this injunction, "
- that hundreds of thou t
~ arr ready t, be used if to
., affect the object.
we can learn the republic
,t ha~ been elected, but in
..- BORDERING u"on Georgia
.liuritv exceeds the entire
III IF the counties that iii
.v uur forces Were not able
.,. secure u fair election.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-22

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Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-23
'"HafwInton.i

Considerable excitement was caused Mere. last week, by a drunken fellow nam ed Hall, from. Plymouth. who, called at every house for cider and threatened those who gave him none. i;i
 'AHOHly twenty were present tat the ex- hibition of the P6iyrania in the Town Hall. last week ':','' F.'. :, .'.I '','' .,'I '.- < 'Mr.' Geo Balclf goes to suffYid to school, this week. i,.t., ..,i. .'. !,.,.;,.', Mfr: s; D: Weston has left the farm of Mr:. Elliott Hinman ana takes the Lloyd 1arns '.;..f >rss5.t v. J." !,nh a,!s ..4nlps li
 Mrs. Abiist Catlin and daughter are
 spending fey weeks in Hartford rdr, :''7 .,, I,' A--+There was avery, interesting. ,lyceum
 meeting, last week, %thongh the attendance
 was not large owing 'to, bad weather. The
 question, '''Resolved that Water has, been
 more destructive of life and. property. than
 Fire, the DelHee not. excepted, ," was de-
 bateq by by Msessrs. T, q, Mather and c. J,
 Andrus in. the' afirmaive,, and, B. H.. ,Dn,
 gan and J Mather' in the negative';' de. cision for the affirmative ''',"'' ''&f' .-.f ? ytrFs7F t !
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-23
warren.

s*. H
 Iasb Thursday evening the NoySH, Giee,C Club gave concert and llama inths Congregational church. kTheENew Hes. Esapas Band were present and aiscopssed Fsome Very good music. The evening was very stormy and consequently the audi. ence was small; and, as the posters an nounced in case of storm, the concert was repeated the following Fridayl evening. Again the wind and weather seemed against them and it .stormed harder even thfn! on .thej p4eFious evening ;lbub, lin spite ef the furious elements, there ere over one hundred persons present. The solo sung by the poor old Beggar Mein1 i1 was very finely executedi and .veiy instly encored.l a.i8 ea: 2, iz,as4fi s'..s., ,ss'
 The New Preston Band were were on 1,lh, hand again, and didsno small. l.part towasd.mak. ing the evening enjoyable. The last we saw of them that evening they wers sSated around, the. festive lboasd, and. seemed te be enjoying themselves,h ,h May their music long finger fn ouf ears. .i'.' ~- s"h' ''st'a..
 We understand that the Gle. crab' have acceptedl an invitation to .golto .NeE. Pres ton and reienact in Union Hall the scenes above d1sscfibed;, onatF Friday svspiipgs. the 24th. Come one. and all s...l.."'., 1 ''1,., 7 We wish to state. that the naonez raised by the Glee Ciub is to be used in purchas. ing brass insndments to be used " the members, ,!eb jn ,ether words, tip forming . Band in Warren Va fact -tl1at'is not gener- ally known here: There is subscriptioh paper in circnlation which. will give give Fl who feel an, interest in the proposed Band chance to show their good will, .,.
 One of the. citizens of. this place met with very narrow escape, last Friday evening, as he was leaving the church af- ter the concert; It was very stormy and dark and difficult keeping the road, and, at the corner just north of the church, he very suddenly found himself and team in
 a ditch three feet deep, Luckily no damr age was done. We have. often noticed the place and wondered why such R defect should be allowed to remain. It is Won! der DO one has eyer bsen killed by turn ing over into that ditch |, s...i1.rsi!' s'l ,si Rev Mr:: Tennyy E from t hh, Yaie Theoiogi- cal Seminary preached in, the Gongregar tioaal Church last sabbath, ..i-;:. or,<,..f
 On Sunday morning 'thh the therm,;oneter ,;, registered 5,7 below zero. and there. was fine sleighing. Where is the robin we saw the other day ?-"'''''i's'' 't..t" No s..l .l', .tL -l..s ..l t.s.: 7. li .l..:.!l ...tH r
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-23
TO coRREsPoMpENTs.

B<tag aszzrOas of giving every Encouragement to srsozs fsvoE11g with loeal news make the fol- swiRS Haaaastgaa e EegulaE and occssonai corres- Pszaesss:
 L-Io sA-A regular correspondent sending items ss<A week. will send five copies of the Enquirer :sssls :s:s a sj 'ns nssa E ws vG aiss psy 9n pAs1ss oa c6mmuhicatioAs tittef hy S1aEssrly rs1fit2nces if preferred.
 sssF ss @ .sSs sRSsa as1s cG4.ss
 fo rtsSr tsS RSssss s ssndlngseaal as olA@z sBaa>sEa(mr waehmRaswii aeha esagalar nppy "esas sssSs5ss a.a sos E ie2l i.s. ,ssss. Sfeaxy sAuAst iabzEh sN9.S fecslvsa1 cspy ofsAs
 - = .s ssx or ai Es too sy fn. po~a.nce 10 Warrant Its i th i9hni =Hstsk4Arm@ secailoaal esrtAspsDdstAs iextra eNpteN oetAe eenfAgiqg o1 sPef s yin Se sent s on feansst Sitneof sSf Es.aiAezstsaSt4sGs,s ssuAtiets fns.ns part OfsAe esszay S1s1 he resesssd tkpsasERe but weare p4F. :Is ss.S .ai $si SSE 4' # sEs'fs B ptsss@ afOs kent. GsFn s&I IAlis' viaiaed, wsAsssaEes and Sther lpesliiss net ades qzAaegy Fepreseated1n columns; and we hope also ts hear frsm persons furnishing only sfJha l~eesa& lr7zsE =sa4a F1tr.sij tgf,If isIIf'
 REacTRENKSrs AxD SUGGESTIONS. xIiun AassyRsAA saPq9t .efPfss nnbli- rsfAasAla Sf fesrfespuadents 1fi. .be7kspe stracAas sSef~a, 1 ae~iEuat1s.f sisiu Es.,ts,,Ii a. a.gt9i psss ne S Ss 9sataFi aa ssh Rss is uRaakfemf ss- ssuGsGus 7t.t ag-1a AlNa r., s,stso M.syssips sasHla .ha FSsfspr rpRly sR, OFs. siaf0f Rt<ssf e.hsasoid an dAnseriss' hass ing she eouss5ouidm h i&kheb .Mstpibpted to &hae& asNa@las so@R sHgle iesseE Pssiipg eai fs sak osESSeoaaEaa1ssaAsuns fsfssiag ts stht sFeak. sehe Eanest VllllRsHnly be Aqhahed Henfe
 ss S%Is Sslst ssh sihe9 sEs RSfts6 Efres VaaxssasAadntsu 1k6Hnation, Ii'd q ytIn ss.S Sssssss sSisses s ss Sg SftE ,xssf11iss.A 31aYI '5IfI R1i,rn Eoula EiIn
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-23
"C;ouMTY"iT

SALISBURY made provision fora cen tennial celebration on the Eonrth of July next, at a'town meeting held on tue 18th inst: Wm H. waltoah, ,' Esq, Es'a; hwas' chosen president of the day., Hon 4. +. .Holley, histosiansD. J.. Warnar, Esq orator; Har bert Williams, reader! .:,'An~ executive committee are to raise. the funds nec- essary for the eelebEatiop pylsubscriptiopp.
 At TEERYv1nhEa on the l1tifinsts, there was regular row. Deputy Sheriff JIM. Chatield of 'ThomaAton arrested Mike Ryan, and-~as attacked by about 80 6f his haaSes,, who rescued 'tAel prisoner. Complaints were at once issued l'against the ring-1eaders, but most of them clear ed ont: Six were secured and brought before Ju stice' 'TuStie 'ofi; Plymouth. sThey ali plead guilty and Mir nsTutile made their fiiies asF ght as possible, iaas they were young and this" was 'itheir first appearance before hiim.-American.
 THoMAsToN reports several cases of sickness iuciipiag to- opaeumoniaL,- =: Mrs J: B.sW oodward died. of pneumonia March 10 aged ,53. 4=M Mrs William B. Foster died March ,12sh; aged a2.LWages. have ibeen redaeed in the clock iishops. -Jus1son Brothers have hired the blacksmitho .shop recently occupied by Hosford. .e and will Aoccupy two in future.--A AntesiicGn.9,,
 i.a S;' ,l large ndmbsf of s,esvsfe ,s cases of pnenmonia have developed theefpa- selves within the last few wseks,@Tte Rev. Dr, Lewis has had anofhesri: bad dsthffnn, but is nov better, Our neighbor.@ James M.. Atwood, Nho Was 'imost. severely injured a few. weeks Since by. falling through an n uulighted aud defeecctivvss side. walk at New Britain. has lost his hold np1 on that borough by neglect Of q legal nol ttice tice of the accident to the prpper, officer s0et sSfFsYY xi..ls.t . f:., .s,!I ..l I.i,i.f Es The PLYMOUTH reading ocicle eniess at Mir Beardsleyss Tuesday night; and next week Puestiav;evenihg will moveaaown, ,tle street So MT; Blakesley's. .-Lawyeri, i,Aa,tH Fem moSed his family and effects i'd Winsted the othersdaE; that they may be nearer to hIs6el of fpractice.-Anier9can Wo1coTrTy1LLE r1. sent only delegation oi about a dozen to attend the Kellogg opera Wednesday night; too mnch money for l the tickets these hard times was. the prinl clpal reason,-A meeting of snbscribers to the lecture association was held in fhs town hal, Tuesday evening, the f4th inst. An organization was efeGted by. the election of an executive committesea and other, ofieels s.-The Black Hills fever has broken ont and there is, an attempt beeTihh1 made to orgaRlEe 2, Rarty ef 2ssssas MapseI
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-23

.i.When. you see man that shuf1es loose. lyalong, with his knees knocking togeth. er4aud histoes' pointing, in--Ahose eyes rollfurtlvsly and whose hand is ever sud- denly jerking" itself above his head. .as if walsding offHa blow, you can rely upon it that thatman is haunted by a ;mother-i in- lawl--but when you see party who lifts his feet high, and holds his nose in the air; and has one eye shut in knowing man, her. and whose mouth is distended with a seff,;complacent grin, aud who seems. to iea good et! oyer . yop can bet bet yopF last eaeIs f;a sna @ has 1Do 1ass Dopgnf N new "pomes
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-23
TaGonsurnptiuas

The sdYertiser af old physicte retired from active praeticS, having had placed in htshAads by an East India Missionarytt6e formusufI q simple Vegetable RemedS, for thesspeedy and peEnanant ure of Con sumption Bronchitis, CatarF sthrna and all Throat and Lung Afectspas also PssftEe ana Radical Cure for Nesyons Debility and all EefEpus Com after having xLorougiiy tested it's wendesfu curative DOW CTS ii tholsanJs of casex se1s duty to make it known to his suMerng fellows. Actuated by ts mo- tive, and Conscientious desire to relieve human suf- ferng, he will send ree of charge) to all who desire it, this recipe with fil directions for preparing and successfully sing Sent by return mail by addressing
 U -DR. W STEVENS,
 #3+ys Munroe Block, Syracuse Y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-23
EDWIN H. CLARK, Executo
District of EIIiIcbfieId. sa- ;E7E7E3


 Probate Court, March 6, 1876. Yhe Court of ProHate for the District 6fLitchHeld ! has limited and allowed six months from the date Tutle late of Goshed in said District deceassd rep resented nselysnt,t in which to exhibit their claims eric E. Hurlbut Commssionersto receive and examine said claims. Certified by
 Aa,sos,t a,4 SEA N. XooDRgFE,t E,t Jsudgs:s the late residence of the deceased in said Goshen on the 6tn days 9f April and september, 1e78. at 10 purpose of attending to the business of said appon ment.
 Tns1E rAS1E. \ E' LUcAs, Commissioners. All 1ersons 6 said F.tste +: s n..s to make immediate payment to
 5o.4ws -.~ir,t :. HENRY NORTON, ExeCutor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-23
Are. You Going .

to want any buck gloves pr Rtens this winter I've got large stock Of the above named goods together with full line Dry Goods and Groceries all going at cost and less than cost. intend to pull up stakes the coming spring, and propose to-, clean ont eyery 1hing Tn the way of trade Give call You'll see mean inst what This is strictly Cash Store don't foFgeh your purse. Coin money will be taken here. and, if desirsd rug money will be passed hachfor change. Al ,,, | 5. . 45- M J. WEEKS, East Litchfeld Conn
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-23
.Auction2 2

WILL be sold at Public Auction, ,.--' ',>' ':.'s
 w on Thurstfs1y March 30. at o'clock A. M, at the late residence of Andrew Buell., about miles north of LeLhed, the personal effects belonging to the estate of said Buell. consisting Sf Horse Cow, 5 Wagons, Carriage, Sleigh, Hay. Poultry, Stove wood, Farming Utensils, Household Eufhlture, Beda, Bedding, Linen, Crockery, Stoves Provisions and other articles too numerous neh- s1s.,. e WATTS IT, BROOKS, Administrator,
 Iitchheld, March 2Oth 1878. 'E ~ '''''4 5TlyIi
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-23

L.zAltARho suffer from Dropsy and Kidney Disease can be- cured by using aHuNr's REMEDY, ths great Kidney Medicine, pure. ly vegetable, and used daily by onr best physicians in their practice. .' :.. ,,~,,
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-23
NEWS oETAE WEEK.

.. ,ss.is,. <: .
 TYeDty-fSnr trans are bloskaded in Scot land by snow. B. E '@;: Mhesnew FrencheA Assembly has organ ized. and the Republicans arepressing an Amnesty bill. The expenditure for tine coming year is estimated at 533 million dollars, and the income at about million more. The Seine is inundating the part -af Pasis hardexing on nnit--------...--,.--...
 The Italian Ministry has resigned. : King Alfonso has entered Madrid in triumph. Inc King of Ayy.sinia is( aiivl and suing for peace.
 Gen. Latorre has become Dictator of
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-23
coNiGREss1oNA1.

B ,Senate:- Bills have passed reducing the President $ salary't0 $25,NO0; and ineor. poratine the Citizens Building Assoeia-
 Hpn.-A1 bfll has been reported for Rew Black Hills Commission.-T The Secretary of the Treasury was called on for'informa. tion regarding the yearly product of gold in this and other countries. ,...-4 .... s. .s.' House ---A In investigation has been or. dered into the transportation of army sup plies to Texas. .--The substitution of sil. yer. Fractional currency for paper was de bated. 1.-The witness Kilbourn has been imprisoned for refusing to testify regard. ing '''the real estate pool. On Monday amotion to suspend the rules and pass a bill repeating the Resumption act, failed oi the requisite two thirds vote: Yeas, 109! Nays, 1Os. ."' '''-:' .'!''.. r.,.7 Y s-a.,at"i
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-23

.., Cur THIS OUT. --.A aaqy saVe yossxsl .-
 There Is no;peEson liping but what suffers
 more of less with dung diseasesy cotIghs, colds OF consumption. gyetsems would die
 rather than pay 75 cents for a, .bottieo of medieinei that w0aald' eursy:them.i Dr. A ,BoseAss;s German SyEnp has latelyi:beeh
 introd1cedin in this country from Germany, and its sWandrous cures aston1sh every oneIthat tries it. If usdoubt what we say in print cut this out and, take it to
 your druggists, Buell. &i Wheeler, ,o and. get
 a sample bottle for l0acents and try it.
 Two doses will relieve yoH. Regular. size 76seentS. TfaE 4i:asi.rs .1ss Y ..a-..te.t
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-23

s'ssaiSit.i E. isi.5,, eli iJ-st ,os! A.t IRE 4ATEsT,l GREATEST. and most. relias bic remedy eyerspnt together by medical science for Rheumatism, Mounds, Swell ings.. Burns. sCaked |. Breast. &c, is the Csntaur Hniment. a There are two. kinds. What the. White Liniment is. for the. .hu- man family, the. Yellow Centaur Liniment is for spayined, lame and strained horses ara animals" 9s.:.j.:r;" n,,; .zil,a p f.,. ,ii h.'s "!s,ti ,j4,"s'i,', f ..iA j.. ,ii. y..:, E.,7 4.s.i }.f;I 22:..sl .,a9,,s;. mi Il thgiA s.t.i t,.i ..o.laj4.t;a s,.; l.,".,. ., l,, sat ,.t lt6,., ,:".Gitil. ,, ,,,,s.>I a,l ni.r,ss
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Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-23

s' Thousands die every winter of Con. sumption, Bronchitis, Diptheria, and lung fevst, whom few doses of Hale's Ho,,eS ot :Horeho1ud and 1dr, given in time, would have saved from premature grave Sold by all Druggists '''''''s'''' l. @S7'.i<.'
 1"Pke's Toothaclfe Drops cure in T min! uEAE s2ssat.I sttA !'2ii >7ttt q RI .ayt f-. Y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-23

,. LYONS hATHAR1oN prevents the Hair from falling ont pr turning gray, irenews it's growth, and gives strength and yigor. It is delightfully."- psrfumed, and makes. a splendid dressing. It is the cheapest and most desirable Hair Tonic eyer produced. Used by the elite. Price only 30 cents.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-23

DIsTRIGT OF, "wooDBURY, ss,, Probate Court,
 ( March 9th, lS16i. e..4 ,1s l..p a . .I 4. ..t. ' Estate of Sarah Orton late of WoodhurY,- in said
 The Court of Probate for the District of Woodbnry hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the Creditors of said estate to ex hb heir claims for settlement
 Those whoneGlect to present thtir accounts, prep ery attested within said time, will be debafred re- cevery. Allpersons ilTaebt to said Estate are re. qUested to make immediate payment tol ,f..f .u sE 50 3w 1'".'G GEORGE P: ALLEN, Administratnr.