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a true copy ofRecord-
35 J. :. BUSHNELL. Register.
STATE OF VERMONT.

STATE OF VERMONT
Addison District, SO.
Be il remembered that at a Proaate Court held
at M;ddletGry in aud for the ri>Jict Of Addison,
on the 18th day OF December y. -. 1871
Washington Miner administrator Of shs
estate Of
HOLLAND W. MOVES,
late Of Salisbury, in said District deceased.
presents his administration account for allow
ance II is therefore ordered, that said &C
count be examined for allowance by saj Court
at session thereof - be h-ld - he OF &C of
said Register of said Court il scIi Middle
bury. on the 10th day o! jan. next, - one
O'Clock III the afternoon: and that sand al min
istraior give notice thereof TO Az persons iha,
they may appear and make their objecI;t rs il
any they may havc.;c the allowance Ofs :! &C
count, by Publishing a certified coy Of th:S
order in The No',l err GALAXY, news
paTer printed at 1Hddesury il said Gis.r c. tiles
weeks successfully previous to the time Of said
couT'.
Attest ]. s. BUSHNELL, Rsg'stor.
\ true copy of record.
81 J. :. BUSHNELL Register.
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ILLrSoIs.-Hon. JAMES SEMrLE, now
holding seat In the U. S. Senate BY ap-
pointment ofihe Governor, was on the 11th
elected TO that post by the Legislature for the
unexpired term of S. McRoberts. deceased
that is. I'LL March Alb, 1S47. The vote in
Joint Ballot stood
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Joseph G.. Bradley,
.N1eaO Goods.
GOODS

YUeHE subscriber has received from New
IL York large and well selected assert
ment of
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]. 6. MEAD

y very tlankfulinr the very liberal patronage iss
public have cxicadcd 10 h:,i and has the pleas-
uFc ofannouncing then that ne aas just received
A very Iarre assortment Il
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COMMISSION
BOOKSTORE,
at the POst-OMce.

Extensive additions have recently been u,ado to
to the stock before on hand, Of
School, Classical & Miscellane
Gus Books, with Blank Books
in large variety, and Stationery Of every description
and Fancy Articles. A handsome assortment OF
Annals aud other elegant books for Christmas aud
New Years presents. A good variety Of Albums,
Pictorial Shakespeare publishing in Nos. IL ,
cts. each. Carmina Sacra and all the Musical works
publishc,ib v Wilkins, Carter S. Co. Of Boston, Any
Musical work published above. il not on hand can
be furnished at short notice, 70. singing schools or
societies, or for individuals.
GJ-All to be sold cheap.
Middebury, Nov 25, 1874.
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MOURNING GooDs-we have received a

MOURNING GooDS.-we have received a
lvl large assortment of mourning goods for Dress
es, &c. We have 10 pieces Parame'ta cloth, a new
and superior article for mourning suitable Tor the
approaching season, being rather heavier than bonn
basins
so pieces Lupin's celebrated bombasins, from
the lowest to the highest numbers. All who have
ever purchased Lupin's bombasins pronounce them
the very best
20 pieces alpaca cloths, silk chain
S do Ga mousselines, plain black, Lupin's
make
Is do commonwealth do do
s do black thibet cloth and merino
5 do black and lead-colored moussenes
3 do black Italian lutestring
3 do Gro de Paris
3 do black tafieta, beautiful silk
10 do black and bue-black poult de sole
90 do in a variety of styles, Of satin-striped,
satin. striped and figured, plain, twill, &c.
Superior and common black kid gloves
Hosiery ofall qualities silk, cotton, merno, &C.
Grapes of all qualities, with many other necessary
mourning articles, to which weinvite attention.
d. CLAGETT q co.
Sept. l5-3tif
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From the Boston Times, Sept
LIBERATION FETE IN RHODE ISLAND.

The Providence Herald of Saturday contains a
full account of an immense assemblage of the peoi
pie Of Rhode Island, on Wednesday last, at Morris
Grove Swan Point, in that State. The editor Of
the Herald says:
'sThe thousands who hocked there, and who
joined in the festivities of the OCCASION in the shade
Of those tall trees, will agree with that this
well on all other occasions, the airer sex at whose
call they assembled, were neither nnmindfu of the
conduct the comfort Of their guests, nor unsuc-
cessful in the selection OF the means by which to
promote il. When arrived on the ground, the
meeting was not organized; but the number present
was very large, and the roads in the vicinity of the
grove we're completely jammed with vehicles, all
aiming TO the place Of attraction, and filed to over
flowing with passengers. The brigade band was
discoursng excellent music, the ladies and gen.
temen were promenading amongst the shady trees,
the children were seated about in groups or pluck
ing leaves and wild flowers, few hundreds were
gathered about the high ros,rum erected for the
speakers and the music, and all exhibited in their
countenances that the fete had commenced, formal
ly or informally, and that nothing was wanted to
make the immense multitude happy"
Hon. Oney Ballou was appointed President of
the meeting--which was addressed by Mr.. Parmen-
ter, of Providence Hon. Isaac Fl. Wright, of Bos-
ton, Mr.. Whiimarsh, Of Seekonk, Rhode Island
General Mcneil, of Boston, and others. splendid
dinner WINS served, on the shore Of the Pawtucket
rivers after which, the immense gathering adjourned
again to the grove where, says the Herald, "they
we're made joyous by speech from the man they
mosn delight 10 honor--Gov. Dorr. Shout upon
shout went forth as he made his appearance upon
the stansj and at every moments interval in his
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BEALE H. RICHARDSON s. CO.,

Dealers in foreign and domestic dry goods,
No. 223, MARKET STREET, BALTIMORE,
Three doors east of Charles;
TTAyE now ON hand large and well selected
Ill stock of staple and fancy dry goods, as fol-
lows:
2OO pieces French, English, and American broad
cloths, Of every color, from common 70 superhne.
$50 pieces new style fancy doeskin, and plain
black French, English, and American cassImeres
A large assortment Of black, blue, brown, olive,
wave, and gold mixed beaver cloths
Black, blue, and drab pilot do
1000 pieces sattinets, Tweeds, Kentucky jeans,
fuled linsey, and Jerseys =,
500 pieces white red, and yellow plain and twill
ed lannels.
500 pairs riband-bound, Whitney, and rose blank
cts
Servants do. white and colored counterpanes.
SO pieces fancy plaid cloakings and cloak Innings.
Bleached, unbleached, and coored Canton fan'
nels.
yEsTINGs.
Silk, satin, fancy, toilette, plain and fancy velvet
Cashmere, merino, and swansdown vestings.
DRESS GOODS.
Repp Cashmere, Cashmere dEcosse, black and
fancy -colored alpacas.
French and English bombazines.
Grape de Pekin, Venetian grapes, moussein de
lanes, silks, &c.
SIAWLS. oHAWLo!f
Silk, cashmere, mousselin de lane, Grape.
Pain and embroidered Thibet, and blanket shawls.
LINENS, LINENs.!
Ga, 81, 1914 and 1914 Barnsey shirtiDgs.
ga and 1874 cotton do.
Bleached and brown linen table-coths.
Birdeye, huckaback, and Russia diapers.
Fine and superfne linen cambria handkerchiefs.
White, black, and brown Hollands, Irish linens.
VARIETY
Silk handkerchefs; black Italian, and fancy silk
cravats.
Silk and worsted serges, paddings, canvas, black
lasngs Weddings, patent threads, servings sus-
penders buttons, tapes, hooks and eyes, spool cot
ton, &c.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
900 doz. silk, worsted, and cotton hose
Woolen, Berlin, and kid gloves.
PRINTS AND BLEACHED GOODS
40 cases new-style fall prints
30 cases bleached muslins and sheetings.
SO bales "a, rs, A, and 5-4 brown muslin and
sheetings.
10000 lbs. cotton-yarn at factory prices.
In addition to the above, we are daily adding
large quantities of the most desirable and fishona-
BILE goods from auction and private purchases; to
which we invite the attention Of the trade, assuring
ALL that we can, and will sell cheap any jobbing
house in this or any of the eastern cities.
b. II. RICHARDSON g. co.
BALTIMonE, Sept. 10, l545.
Sept. l3--tf
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~ REEN GINGER, SPICES. &c.
VI Just received
800 pounds green ginger
200 do race ginger
200 do white mustard seed
barrel cloves
do mace and nutmegs
SO mats cinnamon
pipe white spirit for preserving peaches
10 boxes double refined loaf sugar
10 do do do low-price
20 barrels crushed sugar
10 hhds. prime Porto Rico sugar
300 superior sugar-cured hams
$500 gallons pure cider vinegar
For sale by GEO. a. TI1OS. PARKER
Sept. l2-3t
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LEVI WOODBURY.
WIN SHOWS, esq, secretary Of committee.
PHnLApEIpH1A. Sentember l. ]

PHILApELPHIA, September ], 1915.
SIR: beg you to present my thanks to the COM
mittee of arrangements for their oblgng civity in
inviting to attend the liberation fete contempla-
ted by the democracy Of Rhode Island on the Sd
inst While cordially sympathzing in your delight
at the enlargement by the force of public opinion,
of republican citizen, whose Imprisonment always
struck me cruel and unnecessary infection for
difference Of political sentiment, cannot but regret
my inability to be present at your festivty.
With great respect, am truly your friend and
servant,
G. M. DALLAS.
VIM, SIMoNs, esq, secretary, &c.
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WAsHrxcros, August /, 1916.
CENTRAL COURSE OF MARYLAND Anu
VIRGINIA.
HTILL commence on Tuesday, the i4'n
wv Der. and continue four DAYS.

WILL commence on Tuesday the l4th oas
wv Der, and continue four days. ID
A sweepstakes for colts and FLIES, . years y.
spring Of lS45; entrance S200-half ,Wo.1~ WON.
heats; to name and close the LIST day oil oco~'
Three, or more, 10 make race. N
A sweepstakes for colts and fllies, yer" n,
spring of ls45; entrance slOO-half forieI,, %r
heats; to name and close on the LIST day Of o'''
Three, or more, to make a race. lead,
The jockey-cub purses will be S3Oo, me- ~ MAJ,
heats; $500, two-mile heats; and Sl0O, mi'e A.. n
These purses will be fully guaranteed on ",
day of October, and handbills distributed ge"',~
The "CeDtral Course" is at the end oil uo : ~
Bridge, on the Virginia side Of the Potomn. H. ~
and, although new, will be in fine order iol ~ ~,
meeting, and good arrangements maze ~, sr
horses and gentlemen Of the turf. From ". IA
number of horses Of Maryland and Vngn~
in training, there can be no doubt OF gooo sP'''
the turf this fall .,;0cd
Correspondents will direct to me at "a'""'
city, ID. C. .;,,r
WILLIAM MERsHoN, PrOPrep'
Sept 12--1aw3ws
ID ITTENHOUSE ACADEMY, Indiana l ave-.
III near City HaII.-The duties OF ths lh'u,I nj
were resumed on Monday, September 10. a, n
tied number of pupils can he received on ea, sird
plication--a few as boarders, over whom
parental discipline will be maintained u.,,,sd
Instruction in the modern languages ny r''
Jeager, formerly Of Princeton college ,,oupsE
c.. H. g. J. e. Noohop,
~ An evening class for adults IS mo"
formed by Professor j., at the school-roop''
Sept S-2aw2w
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NAVAL SroREKEEPER's orrrcE,

Navy-yard Washington, 18th Sept, IS45.
G, EALED PROPOSALS endorsed "Proposals'O
- will be received at this office until 10th OF
October proximo, at IL o'clock M, TO furnish a
good vessel or vessels to take on board at this yard
one set of water tanks measuring about 5000 cubic
feet, and deliver the same at the United States
navy-yard, Boston.
Also, for the United States navy-yard, New
York, set of water tanks, measuring $500 cubic
feet, which will be ready to ship on the LIST Of No
vember, 1S45; and 5 chain-cables, weighing about
106,800 pounds, (now ready)
Also for the United States hayward, Philadel-
phia, 3 chain-cabes, weighing about $4,000 pounds;
and anchors, weighing about % 600 pounds,
Bids TO state at what time the vessels will be fur
nished, and the price per cubic foot for which the
tanks will be taken, and per ton of 1000 pounds for
the chain-cables and anchors.
JIM. SELDEN, Naval Storekceper
Sept. I3-eot l(1Oct
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PoRrsMourH, IN. H. August 20, !

P0RrsM0UrH IN. H. August u, 1913.
DEAR SIR feel greatly obliged by The kind
manner in which you request my attendance at the
liberation fete to be given the first Wednesday of
September, near Providence. rejoice, in. common
with you, that Mr.. Dorr is again in the enjoyment
of that liberty for which he has made SO many sacri-
fees, and endured so much suffering and reproach
But previous engagements at the court, now in ses-
sion here, will detan me from joining the democra-
cy of Rhode Island in that public celebration, so
worthy Of themselves and Of the occasion
Respectfully,
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Speech the air rang with the applause OF The people.
His speech, though very brief, seemed to inspire
the hearts OF all present with fresh courage and The
determination TO renew the contest tor complete
triumph of their principles, was liked frmer and
deeper in every breast.
Sat about 4 O'Clock, the Joyous gathering broke
up, well satisfied with the entertainment--thankfui
10 the ladies' thankful the speakers, and parucu-
ary thankful that they had been permitted once
more to hear the voice Of the champion OF their
rights"
The following letters were received by the COM
mitee OF arrangements, from geDuemen VINO were
unable TO be present on the occasion;
LlNpENwALD, Aug. 30, lS45
DEAR Sir: have had the honor to receive your
letter inviting me to attend CELEBRATION fee, (" to be
given by the democracy of Rhode Island, in honor
of their friend and fellow-ctizen, Thomas w. Dorr,
and regret exceedingly that circumstances beyond
my control compel me to deny myself that gratifi-
cation.
My opinions and feelings in respect to the cause,
for the support of which Mr.. Dorr has so severely
suffered have been heretofore stated publicly and
without reserve, and i do not, therefore, repeat
them here. Whatever differences of opinion may
have existed anywhere in respect to the principles In
the maintenance of which he has exposed himself to
political martyrdom, no candid and upright mind
can, it seems to me, fail to respect and honor the
modesty, fortitude, and frmness under defeat and
adversely, which have been 30 signally displayed in
his conduct. For myself am free to say that they
have raised him greatly in my estimation, and in
creased my sympahes in his behalf. That he may
long continue to enjoy that respect and consdera-
ton from his ellow-citizens which they are always
ready to extend to those who incur personal sacri-
fees in support OF what they conscientiously believe
to be The cause Of the people, my wish and
firm conviction.
Accept, dear sir, my respectful Acknowledgements
| for the obligng terms in which you have conveyed
to me the wishes Of the committee, and believe me
to be, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
M. VAN BUREN,.
w. SMoNs.
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NEW GOODS.-The subscriber is now receiving
In very large and carefully selected supply Of
new and seasonabc dry goods, which, added TO his
stock on hand, makes his assortmentat least equal
to any in the District. He names IN part
Black and blue silks, all styles and prices
New style rich fancy silks, from so cts. to 20
Cashmere d'ecosse and mousse lines de laine,
new style
Rich ginghams; French, English, and domestic cal
icoes, at all prices and styles
Cashmere, brocha, and embroidered Canton Grape
shawls
Flannels in great variety
Domestic goods of every kind
Cloths, cassimeres, and vestngs--a larger and
cheaper stock than before offered in this mar
ket
All kinds of mourning goods, such as bombasins
silk-warp alpaca, black mousseines de laine, chal-
leys, love wells and handkerchefs wells, grapes ho-
siery, gloves, &c.
50pieces very rich new style Brussels carpetngs
IS pieces superfne and common ingram do
10 sets passage and stair carpctings
pieces damask linen for steps
SO tufted and chenille rugs, very rich and cheap
5 pieces rich chintz floor baize, "a and 1874 wide
Green baze, damask and watered moreens
Damask table cloths all sizes
Table diapers, oil widths
Napkins, dwellings, linen shcetings and shirtngs,
in great variety
REVERE, hen,-stitched, and iape-bordered linen
cambria handkerchiefs
Ladies' silk, lambswool, and merino vests
Gentlemen's Saxony wool shirts and drawers,
warranted not to shrink
New-style French worked chemizetts and collars
And great variety Of other goods, too numerous
to mention. All of which will be offered at the most
reduced prices The citizens Of Washington, George
town, and Alexandra respectfully invited to call
and examine FOR themselves before purchasing else
where. X. ESTEP.
Sept. 1916
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NDID LOTT RIES
]. G.. GREGORY & CO., MANAGERS.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY

Glass 80, for lS45.
To be drawn in Alexandra, d. c., on Saturday
September 90, 1645
CAPITALS.
$50, 000-Sl ,000-$8, COOS, 000-S4 ,O00--
$l,647
25 prizes Of 81 ,000-25 of $500, &C., &c.
IS Nos-l3 drawn ballots.
Tickets $l0--Halves $5--Quarters 80 so.
Certificates Of packages Of rs whole tickets $3.50 on
Do do 25 half do IS 0O
Do do Is quarter do 80 Sc
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Ir.No attention ioilI De paid 10 any order un'a !"
money accompanies il.
ITThose desiring complete copies Of The Gov
gressional Union and Appendix, will please senu u
their names previous to the LIST day OF DecemVa
next.
TWe will willingly pay the postage on all y
tiers sent to US containing fire dollars and upx'na
Other letters directed to us, with the postage w
paid, ,ciH not be taken out of the Office
+ Newspapers throughout the country, WI
win publish the above prospectus until the mee.s|
Of Congress, will receive, in return, the ConS'''
ional Union during the session. ,,r,eo
RITCHIE e. HESS
WAsHlNGroN. August /, 1916.
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ERENCH WORK.--We have opened
Il III cartons rich French work, assorted, viz;
5 do. collars, assorted prices,
5 do. pelerines and capes, few with
sleeves TO match,
/ do. handsome collars for misses.
Also, cartons low-priced worked collars,
We invite the ladies to call and examine our
stock. ID. CLAGETT q co.
Sept. l5-3tif
n GEORGETOWN COLLEGE, D. C.--The-clas-
VI steal exercises Of this institution will be re-
sumed, as usual on the 18th Of this month.
THOMAS +. MULLEDY,
Sep DIV President.
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M RS. d. Fl. BURR'S Seminary for Young La
lSl dies, corner Of 9th and Z streets, Washing
ton city, will reopen on the I'd Monday Of Septem.
Der. Mrs. Burr will be at home TO receive her pa
irons on Mondays and Thursdays.
Aug. I9-3taw3w
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MOST SPLENDID
$4,000 !-25, 900! !--Sl5,0 00!!!
GRANNY ALEX ANDRIA IOI"TEQX

GRAND ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class A, for l845.
To be drawn in Alexandria, ID. c., on Saturday
9th Of September, 16i5
10 number lottery-l3 drawn ballots.
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CILKS, SILKS.-Ladies in want Of silk dresses,
~ may find at our store silks at any price
from 62l cents to % 50per yard. We have
Rich brocade runaroun in dress patterns, very
rich
Rich black, stripe, and other patterns, extra rich
Super striped and changeable
Wide plain changeablc taffeta
chan ed chameleon silks
With great variety Of other style, which we in
vite purchasers to cali and see
D. CLAGETT & co.
Sept. 15-3if
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10 CENT CALICOES.-We have receive
% direct from the mandatory
s cases containing 1861 yards in great vurie
~ Of coors and patterns. Please call.
ID. CLAGETT a. co.
Sept. Stiff
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w. SrMoNs, secretary of the committee.
The right Of the people 10 abolish royal Charters ant
establish in their place free consftuiors-A right pro
claimed in the Declaration Of Independence as ''in
estimable to freemen and formidable TO tyrant.
only" II must and will be preserved.
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Win the whg party under the guise Of the abolition party
mat SO lar from advancing the Of emancipation
Inch eit where the constitution places it, in the free
OF states that are alone responsible for their
domesuc nstutons would ere this have resulted In
o. free sateshe political organization in the free
mas only consolidated the South for IT,
% ne ~ s IN those states where
while we mold ourselves In no wise answershe for this
=, ,ne soun-whicn we should rejoice 70
see oy pe voluntary action oil those who have
.ne gnt te confront within their own lmits-ths
convenon Gan noIa no communon with those who make
70 sssIy 'ne OF their political crgsn,na
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-20


VnGINlA:--At rules held 10 de clerk. Of.
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that ases.s copy s'sof - s1 u y. s.s ssos
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VIRGlNIA.-At Rules held in the Clerk J. or.
a'e Of ceun Superior cesa Iw an cAsss.y Tor
the County Of hseh'sneu On the Ia hosdy Nevssss stI
Tsehss carrinssoa. pnG
s~u,.%ia W. Lynch and william p Ly.eA bl.el.-.aA. 49,,
passrs under the ssy,e of lyseh asfts
IN cnANcERY. ..'s
Ins defendant, William p Ly.eh no. having s.ssssd h.s
sIssse and sves according The Act of Asssmby
me sss of % Cosr s.A Appearing isom -'.as,oy evidence
plAnG coun..l /. ordered that ,s Ma s.,rs 40 an
pear nj kn-s hsh In shs Circuit ssp-sor
In February nsIt and the panlr asa TIA,
ofths osrr be fouhwh SONS ~.sp-r pub
weeh for two month. lueee-'v. and oa, door Of
the coai' House Of the said county
d.is--~s~ RICHARD H. sArr,sr. c,.rs
VIRGlNiA.-At Rules held in the Clerk Of.
dee OF the Superior Court Of chaneery hr Rehmo.a Car
James Pagan. William Pagan nj other Pun.
wdnsm Elizabeth his wife and o,h., n.o.
he aid tIabsih being &C lndoa Rose "a
bell. d~c'd) 49, -
The dsendzn'r above named entered THAR .pta
ahee and given security, according Assembly ,ns
huHs THIS Court aud appearing h,,
ihey are not Inhabitants Of this /. or,S b,,
the do here be holirn for M
said Court ON the r Monday February next and answer ia.
oil Of the plaintiffs and that copy be ouhwib in
serted In some pabhc city OF Richmond fr
two months excessively and from, door OF the C.p,o
IN the aid CITY -'
Copy. Teste.
VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Cert ;.
CGee OF the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and t,h.n.
Tor the Comfy Of hdesex Monday i'm Auru,
"a'n Nennihe"Am Pm.
William Livingston John MeGm Philemon T. wooax,,s
an"rne and pa In the psaees Of nar and
nun '" '''"" . "ooa"Iia DeNs.
In Ch0neery.
The DEFENDANT william lvingston having entered his
pearanee ard given security according assembly ana
The rules Of this court and appearing by atctory
mat ne not an nhabitzn of County ordered Thai the
uefendant do appear here the Monday in October ne
xna bill Of the plsint copy OF this order b.
inserted IN some published Of Rc
the court house Of this county. " - ~ ~ "
Copy-Teste.
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