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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09
UNIVERSITY pr VIRGINIA.

list OF the students at The thirteth session ef
this institution numbers 400 Two hundred and
nine,y-ene Of these are(rem Virginia and enc hur-
dred and sixty nine irsp4 oiher Staies. including
one each froa California, New York and Pennsyl-
vsnia. aNF
Frederick IS represented By john NJ Baldwin
and ST Geo. Hopkins; Clarke by A. N Bonham.
d. Kerfoct, w. C, Morgan P Nelson Jas A.
Ware and Chsy. Mccormick Page BY VIM O.
and Frank w. wager; Jefferson BY c. s. Aexan-
der. J. r. Beall. ID. 3. Lucas and Bennett Taylor
Shenandoah bylJ. NJ Lille and Hardy by VIII
Jam H. Harness.
The Iadepeaddnt BanIs IA Tirgiaid-There are
in Virginia ten banks styled independent Banks
whose aggregate circulation, or notes couutersigned
and delivered, up to the 3ist Of December last (ac-
cording 10 report inst made TO the legislature Of
that State amouns in the aggregate 10 81 so025
against 81 90o3l So worth of securities deposited
with The State Treasurer. The securities consist Of
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company's guaranteed
bonds Virginia registered stock and coupon bonds,
Wheeling guaranteed bonds, and various virginia
railroad guaranteed bonds. The following are the
names Of the hanks Manufacturers and Farmers
Bank Of Wheeling; Bank Of the Old Dominion at
Alexandria: Central Bank OF Staunion; Merchants
Bank Of Virginia at Lynchhurg: Bank of Win
chester, at Winchester Monticello Bank. 1t Char
lottesville; Bank q Fairmont, at Fairmont; Bank
of Berkeley, at Martinsbrrg; Trans-Aleghany Bank,
at Jacksonville; and Bank Of Wheeling at Wheel
Jag. Two others, cue At Fredericksburg and one as
Harriscnhurg are ahout to 90 int6 operation
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-06-07
New Divisions.

During the past month the Grand Scribe
has issued Charters for eight new Divisions
of the Sons Of Temperance, the applications
for some of which had from twenty-five to
forty subscribers.
Bro. J. B. Guthrie informs US of the or
ganization of Pleasant Hill and Shiloh Divi-
sions, in Chatham county, recently. In the
former, DIR. CASTOR E. Brown was elected w.
P; A. G. Headen, w. A.; Robt. N. Green,
R. S.; &c. Since the organization a num-
Der nave been initiated, eleven at one meet
ing! The address of this Division is Beau
mont, Chatham county, N. G.
Of Shiloh Division, Jos. B. Guthrie was
chosen w. P; W. A. Vacant, W. A.. Mark
Bynum, r. S., &c. Our correspondent writes
=" the temperance cause will prosper in
this region of country" Address of this Di-
vision-Pedlar's Hill, Chatham county, N.
Carolina.
The cause of Temperance occupies a high
commanding position in Chatham county
It's advocates and friends are men of stern,
unyielding principle, not allowing minor con-
siderations to outweigh their convictions Of
truth and right. We expect a good account
of the friends of the good cause there in the
present iuncture of affairs. We are told thai
a candidate whowould treat with Intoxicating
drinks, or declare himself opposed to further
legislation for relief from the evils of the Ii
quor traffic, would stand no chance whatevel
of an election.
P. S. Since the above was in type the G
S. has issued Charters for two more Divi
) sion in Chatham.
RDH In this connection, we would call es
pecial attention to the Notice for a Count,
Convention in Pittsboro' on Saturday next
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-06-07
ALWAYS t5u the Truth.

A correspondent tells us of an amusing
circumstance, illustrative of the necessity of
always sticking to the truth. Some months
since a man travelled through G. county and
contracted a debt with a hotel keeper in H.
but left for the north without settling the
same. The landlord, knowing nothing of
the whereabouts of the delinquent. had set it
down as lost, and resolved upon being more
particular hereafter concerning itinerant ira
ders. Some four months thereafter, another
lightning rod man came along and stopped
at the same hotel. During his stay, he heard
"ightning-rod, No. 1" spoken of in good
ter=9Ay some persons. No. 2 saidthey were
partners" This soon came to the ears of
the landlord, who Immediately procured an
officer, EARNED and equipped according to
law" duly commissioned by a J. P.-and
the money was collected of No. 2, tho pro-
testing he had no connection with the other
man, at all, at all.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-06-07
The Candidates,

We have heard that in a large number of
the counties in this State, the Candidates for
the Legislature, admitting and deprecating
the evils resulting from the liquor traffic,
have avowed themselves ready to reflect the
wishes of their constituencies, by voting for
such enactments by the Legislature as will
tend to the removal Of the evil from the coun.
try, or at least for it's mitigation at once, and
Its entire suppression when the popular voice
Shall be clearly heard upon the subject
These are encouraging signs of the times,
and when made in good faith and sincerity,
with no design to disguise or to mislead the
friends of reform into a false security, such
assurances should be received in all frank.
ness and honesty, and be acquiesced in, in
proportion as they may inspire respect and
confidence in those towards whom these as.
surances are made. We would not be cap
tious on this subject, nor run into ultra meas.
ures or means-our views we hold to be con.
sentative and just, and we ask to be dealt
with in the same spirit Of candor and open.
ness with which we declare our own designs.
We do not intend to deceive others, and we
desire to take all necessary steps to prevent
our being deceived.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-06-07
Iredeu County,

At a highly respectable meeting of the cit
liens of Iredell on the 18th ult., the follow
ing Preamble and Resolutions were unani.
mously adopted:
In view of the evils of Intemperance that
now af1ict our Country, we as citizens of
Iredell County, having met for consulta-
ton, have concluded that the wants of the
country are such as to demand a Prohibitory
Law, and accordingly have agreed, that we
will vote for none to the Legislature of North
Carolina but such as are known to be in IA
vor of such a Law.
Therefore Resoloed, that it is the deliber-
ate conviction of this meeting that the Ii
cense system is unjust, and oppressive in its
character, and that we conceive that a strono
Prohibitory Law should be substituted in its
stead.
End RssOloed, that we think the evils of
Intemperance can be arrested bvsuch a law.
and thai we pledge ourselves to vote for such
candidates as the friends of a Prohibitory
Law shall agree to nominate.
Sd ResoIred, as an expression of our con-
vlctlon. as to men suitable to represent us in
the House OF Commons, of the next Legisla-
ture OF N. G.. we propose the names of John
Young, Esq, and J.. c. Turner, Esq.
And fourthly, as an expression of our views,
we would recommend A. G. Mcintosh as q
! suitable candidate for the Senate.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-06-07
Husbands and Lovers.

A husband is as easily caught as the small
pox; but to make him stay caught, girls, is
quite a different matter: that is like trying
to hold a live eel. Your lover, you see but
seldom, and he sees your character only in
part-you never appear in his presence with
a " slatternly dress" or with a cross and pee
wish c~ountenance. Your husband is with
you from day to day-sees you in your home
characterize an opportunity of discover
ing every little defect in your manners, dis
up when you think he is coming, but he will
see you sometimes when your hair is yet in
" papers"-and you may thank your stars
if he is not present sometimes when you
have the toothache! For these reasons YOU
see, girls, it is easier to maintain peaceable
relations with a lover than a husband. Our
experience with the ways of the world is,
that some lovers are amazingly changed 70,
the uoorse-by becoming husbands !! Look
before you, and so forth.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-06-07
Editors Table.

The May No. of the Medical Examiner is to hand.
Contents varied and instructive as usual. Lindsay
and Blackstone, Publishers, Philadelphia. Three
dollars per annum.
The Address of Messrs Neal Dow, Delevan, Cary,
ONeil, Cameron and Keener, the Committee ap-
pointed by tho Worlds Temperance Convention,
together with the proceedings of their FIRST meeting,
is on our Table. The Address is an able produc-
ton. To be had of O.. Scovill, Albany, N. Y
Terms Single copy five cents 25 copies or up
wards four cents each. =
Wg- The June No. of the Farmers Journal is to
hand. 1t contains the Regulations and Premium
list for our next State Fair, as well as much other
matter of interest to Agriculturists and the gene.
raj reader. All letters containing subscriptions to
be addressed to w. d. Cooke & co.-articles for
publication should be sent to DIR. J.. f. Tompkins.
Price of the Journal 81 a year.
~ The June No. of Putnam's Magazine i.
one of the very best issues of this popular monthly
Its pages are attractive and varied, aud will be
highly appreciated by the general reader, as well
as the admirers of pure literature. To be had Of
Pomeroy.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-06-07
Sunset.

Golden gates of the Respondent west"
we love to gaze on thee! Who that has ever
watched the departure Of dying day and has
not felt his heart lifted from earth to heaven,
and his grosser nature spiritualized by the
contemplation Of the glorious scene? Go in
to the country among fields and woodlands,
if you would realize its transcendent beau
ties. The winds that were busy all the long
day whispering through the green trees are
now hushed-the birds, fitting to their night
perch among the foliage, have ceased their
warbling-the voice of the ploughman child
ing bis team is no longer heard-and a gath
ering silence is creeping on-the bright day
is dying forever! /! Watch the beams as they
simmer through the trees and point a pur-
pie prospect beyond the blue hills. One of
the three hundred and sixty FIVE children of
the old year is dying-it has given you Gods
benefits to-day and passes away! !!
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-06-07
tnoGna.-9 Temperance an family ddrhIp Ytns paper,

RaA The license law recognizes the rum
scourge as one of the constitutions" of the
country. Certain people regard it as one
of the strong pillars of "Liberty's" tenn
pie and the "~Constitution." And yet the
legalized curse spares none-no age or sex is
exempt from its ~blighting power. Husbands
and fathers are transformed by it into ma
naical demons, and homes into hells. 1t
I~tortures with all the m~alignancy of a fend,
while it silently robs and kills defenceless
women and children. The hands of fifteen
thousand citizens have been lifted in vain
against this destroyer in old Carolina. The
stern demand of strong men and the persua-
sive petitions of suffering women are alike
Intellectual in staying the sweep of the rum
pe~stilence. The birds of the air the beasts
of the forest hills the shade trees of our
streets; the homes of the dead-they are sa-
credly guarded by law from invasion and
destruction. Our mothers, sisters, wives,
children, ourselves and homes, are unprotec-
ted and left to the merciless fortunes of the
rum-devil ]!
Howlong shall the robberies and butcherie'
of the rum traffic be legalized in old mora
Carolina! Shall thousands of our kinsme1
yet beat down a pilgrim path to the altar 0
the b~lood-thirsty Gorgon, there to be offere'
a mangled holocaust to the glory Of til
Dragon of Rum? Shall the malign beacon
which has so long led our fellow-men througl
the dark vestibule of disgraced and prema
ture graves, never sink beyond the horizo
and set? Aye the PEOPLE have declare
it shall go down from our blue skies to rii
no more JoreUer!!
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-06-07

WIDDERs.'-Gen. Smith, the Hero of
Chepultapcc,' has surrendered to a widow-so
dld julius Caesar, so did Marlborough. so did
washington, so did Napoleon, so did Jackson
and Madlson-these we remember-we do
not add the cases where literary gentlemen
have been deluded by soft hands that smooth
ca their pillows, and soft eyes that wept over
their poetry. We give a few cases which
occur to show how, from the DAYS of Hercules
and OmPhale, the sword has yielded to the
distatf. The elder Weller-himself a vic
m'-ha declared with uneducated saracity
that he can't emember--though he has heard
how many single women one wilder is ecul
to in pint of coming it over a man. We wish
the gentlemen of literary leisure would pre-
pare some STATISTICAL exhibit on the subject and
some scientific association would dednea and
publish the normal relation between reflects
of the public.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-06-07

Da Sometime since, we noticed in an
exchange an account of a young child who
came to his death by delirium tremens. He
had been furnished with grog by a tipping
father. All! how that mothers heart bled
with agony as she wept over the corpse of
her murdered Henry Would it be a full
satisfaction to the mourning mother to bring
suit for damages against the licensed rum
trader who sold the poison that killed hel
boy? Answer that, ye moralizing, "consid'
crate friends" of Temperance! And wha
is the child north to a mother in good silveI
or gold? "Little Henry" is in Heaven, w
doubt not he was innocent. But Henry
can you look down from the great city ant
see your mother weeping? If you can W,
believe you cry out in Spirit tones, " AVA
WITH THE Rum TRAFFIC !" Amen! Ava,
with it!
Cry on, Henry, until earth hears. \
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-06-07

TEMPERANCE AND Liquor Law ITEMs.-
The advocates of liquor prohibition in Penn
sylvania will hold a State convention Mt Har.
risburg on the 7th of June.
Texas is to vote directly for license or no
license, at her State election on the first Mon
day in August next.
Gov. Bigler, of Pennsylvania, is said to
have pocketed the stringent liquor regulation
bill passed by the Legislature of that State.
The traffic will therefore go on as heretofore
until another Legislature can take hold of If
The Maine Law was recently before the
highest court for adjudication on the uues-
ton of constitutionality. 1t was SUSTAINED
at all points.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-06-07

BE~ We received too late for insertion in
our last, a communication, giving notice that
there will be a Celebration by the South
Washington Division, New Hanover county,
on the 9Th inst, tomorrow, Thursday All
Temperance Orders and the public general
ly are invited to attend.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-06-07

"a Don't neglect to attend the Temper
ance gathering at Thompson's Store on Sat
urday next We hopethe friends from about
Morrisville, New Light, Wake Forest, Roles
vile and all the adjacent country, will turn
out in large numbers and let us have a fair,
full and free interchange of views as to the
policy to be pursued at the present juncture
of affairs.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-06-07

bF In our advertising columns will be
found offered for sale a magnificent Painting,
suitable for public exhibition, with which an
enterprising, intelligent gentleman could re-
allze a very profitable investment. See Mr,
Copeland's Advertisement, headed "Agood
chance to make money"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-06-07
RALEIGH, a. @.
Wednesday, June I, 1854.
A Positive Arrangement.

Subscribers r~eceioing their papers oith a red mar.
are thereby notified that an four weeks from the =
ccipts of the first number thus marked, their sa6scrf
ton gears toiU expire and unless reneoed eoithr
that time, the paper oiU be discontinued. This ~
1iU be inferi6Ly adhered to-.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-06-07

Br E. P. Taylor & Cos Premium Cotton
Gins, an Advertisement of which appears In.
our advertising columns, were on exhibition
at our State Agricultural Fair in Octoberlast,
for which a special Premium was awarded
by the Committee. They are in use by some
of our best farmers, who, after practical tests,
award them the highest concentrations
See Certificates and References annexed to
Advertisement.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-06-07

BP We learn that Gov. Reid has notified
the Council of State to assemble in this City
on the 18th instant
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-06-07

B1T Several Communications received
too late for this No.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-07-07
Buzzell's Vegetable Bilious Bitters!

THIS medicine j. Ui long standing. II is no new
nosrum got up to deceive tic public, a. thousands
Ut the citizens Ui this Stlie have and will testify.
The Proprietor has certificates from all parts VI
the Stale, recommending them above all others for
the various diseases for which they have been adj
mlnslered.
For HuMoRs, DR.. Buzzclrs Bitters are an in
lalhle remedy. Their reputation l. established
When the Humor appears eTtsrR0Hy, BuzzELL's
IMPROVED HUMoI OINTMENT should be applied,
and relief will be- immediate and cure eycniu.
ally become permanent. Price 81! cents per
Bottle.
Sold at wholesale BY NATHAN WOOD, No
20 Market Square, Portland, and by his agents
Throughout the State. l7-Sw
AGENTs-J G Rollins, T Gilman, SaeO DR.. G. "
Person, DIR l. Lord Biddeford; J u SAY waId, al
fred; l. Milliken, Clay, "A w Hanson, Geo Gil
man, BHrtORi VI Smith, 4 Libby, Moses Dunn. :.
bradbury, Rldl0n Pinkham 4 Go, Gilbert & TaibOx,
HoLiisi J & u Leavitt, Downs. Udtsr6oro'; Z n
Bennett, SaRf6rdi g w snow, " Btrpisk; J G
Thompson, Stephen Knight, S Btrriek VI Z IIrooks,
Elliot; : Melntire, l. a Kingdom, x VarrieI, York !;
G VI Fireman. NJ Norton, Cope ksddOek; a Warren,
James Cousins. RsaRtGunk; As Luques, John Keen,
ReERsbHRkpOrt; A A Hayes, Rittsry; Osbotne, g
LiIefCld, HsiLs : II Smith, " Ntgfsid; NJ Wood,
.Ner6sidi J Nc Arthur, LimiRgtOHi q I Os. orne, "
Li~ingtOa; L Blazo. q & stacy n Co, Portsrj G "
Rendell < son ParsOH.6eidj Fuller, T. ParsOnsfsh
Elias Libby, Limerick.
Also, DrJ A. Berry, Saco.
NATil w WOOD, No. 20 Market Square, Portland
Genera, Agent for Maine. b36
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-07-07

Na Conr, II Pr.blte held at Kennebnnk, within and
forthe County Of York, on she Tst Monday OF June,
IN the year uI our lad ono thuu stuI eight hun
deed aud inv far, by the Honorable Joseph /. y! c,
JUDGE uf Sid Cunt
nuFuS IIUUD. Guardian &C Moses :. lluId, Mi
III uni1 T.. IIuId, olive NJ. iluul, susan %. Hurt,
Danicl 4. Iinrd, Mau T.. IuId, Euenl Z. Hart aud
isaahuhcll llurd, uroTs aud children ct lsanh
iIurd late ur Nunn Berwick IA said county deceased
having presented IT. account Ut guardianship VI DTS
said warts, IOr a low ince,
UppERED-That tile said guardian give n,ice 20 all
persons Interested by causing copy "f this order To
he pnhIished thee weeks suceessryely Ia the Cncn
aud Eastern Journai, printed u Biddeiorl, ~ said
County that they may appear NJ r,hae C"nr, L. he
held nj Moth Berwick, ~ sand County, "n the hIst
Monday uf August next nj ten ot the clock IN the
forenoon, aud shew cause, " Any they have, why
The sane slouli not be allowed.
Atte.t-FRANCIS DhCON, Register.
A true copy. Auest,-FRANClS BACON, Register
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-07-07

us Court Of Probate held at Kennebuuk. within and
for the County of York. on the nrst Monday Of
June IN the yesr Of our Lord one thousand eight
brpdrsd and city-foar. By The Honorable Joseph
r. Nye, Judge VI said Court;
IN he gs,itan VI Luke HiIi, Guardian Of William
UP freeman, miror aud child ~ Randall Free
mar I,s " Bddef0,d, IN said County, deceased rep
r.-entny that the Sos, ehs,tsls and credits Of his
..d ward are not sufficient To answer the ust debts,
sx,sp,es NJ nin,cniDee and charges u guardian
,hip by the sum ~ three hundred aud Any dollars,
and praying that license msy be granted 10 him TO
90 and convey much VI the real estate OF bs said
ward as mSy be necessary tosaisfy The claims aoFs-
saij - ,,,, - "A
,.r.. interested by eau-inKa eupy VI this order to
=. uublished thee weeks suecessyely "a the Chinn
and Eastern Journal. printed n B'ddefoTd, IA said
County IN Il they may appear NJ Probate Count 70 be
hsII nj York la said County, on The nfst Mon
sy 81 July neIi ten Of the eiek In the forenoon
and. slew cause, II any they hnEe, why mePsN-
=, a. s.Id usiiiion should not be granted.
Aifest,-FRANClS BACON, Register.
A,rres,py. A,is.r.-FaANcis BACON, Register.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-07-07

Al n Count &c Probate holden mt kenntbunk, within
aud for the County of York, On the hrst Monday ~
June, N the yeIT or Our Loud eighteen hundred ANA
hny- -four. ty the H"pOTahe Joseph L. Nye, Judge
~ said Cunt:
IpH EODORE WELLS, named Executor in certain
instrument puTpouius a. b. ihe hst VIII ami tes'
lament 0f Josiah Wells, late 81 Wells, ~ said c"nu-
", deceased, having presented the same ior probate
OHpERED - That the said executor give no.
,ce "a All persons iuierc,te b. causing copy of tbs
or Ter To be published three weeks sncressYey IN TIE
Union and Eastern JuuTnll, printed NJ BddeHtd, ~
sad County, thJt they may appear ~ Probate CnhH
To be held nj York, M said county, on TIE hrsi
Monday of July next, 40 ten &c the Check ~ TIE lore
noon aud ssW cause, " any theN have, why the salu
instrument shuuld not be proved, approved, and al
lowed rs the let viii and Isstgent Ut the siii Gs-
ceased. ,
Atiesi,-FR NNcIS BACON, Re-is,eL
A true copy. htIest.-FRNNCl> BACON, Register
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-07-07

Al n Court Of P,obite holden nj kennehunk, within
and for the county of YORK, on the nrSt Monday ~
June, in the yeai of our Lord eighteen hundred
and hfly.fnuT, By the Honorable Josslh i. 'Nle,
Judge OF said count
ON Inc pstiIion of Woodbury. G. Gooeh, guardian
" Of sarah W. Mitchell, John Mitchell aud Frank.
lin n. Mitchell, minors AMI children oT Daniel
MITCHELL hte ct KeI uetuuk, IN said county dSee1s-
ed ptaSnr Tor license o. sc and convey, ut public
auction all the right, tic and interest IT his sud
wards In npd To certain ollCsiaic, situated 10 Ken.
n.huak, In said county, and the proceeds To put To
interest," viz lot of hud aud the buildings there
on on the northwest eide ut the road Ia the beach
being the homestead oG said deceased aud mCTe par
teulaTIy described In said petition.
OHpEREp-That the peiIioner give notice thereof To
the heir Of said deceased aad To all persons ine est
ed in said estate b. causing copy OF this order I" he
published in the Uuion and Eastern Journal, printed M
bddsfnTd IN sail County, three weeks svely,
that they may appear at a Prhte Count L. be holden
nj Yufk, in said county, on the nIst Monday ~
JuN next, nj ten Of the clock ia the foreman, and
,hew cause IL any they have why the prayer Uf said
petition should not be granted.
Auest-FRANCIS BACON, Register.
true copy; Ausst,-fRANClS9 ACoN' Reg s'er'
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-07-07

Al a CcuIt of Probate held NJ kennsbunk within aud
for the County at York. Un the nT,t Mohd ~ Jnhe
in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and my
four, Nv the Honorable Joseph 1. Nye, Judge OF
said Court: -, .
CILAS MOULTON, Jr. Executor OF Tue WIZ OF
- En,rh Ne.cntt late of Cornish, Ia said county,
deceased, having pfescnied his second account "i
administration OI TIE estate Of laid dece ssed, ioT al
! vance; - -,
OEpgREp-That the said executor give notice To al'
,ersn. interested by causing copy OF this oder 10
he shed n the Union aud Eastern Journal plnl'
cd in Biddefurd, In said County, three weeks sue
ce,sively that they nsiy appear ~ Ilooa'e N"u''
he holIsn M North Berwick, In said County, on tie
nrst Monday in August next, at ten oi tue CLOCK va
the nonn aud shcw cause, u any they have, why
the same should not be allowed.
A true cory. Attest ,-fRANClS BACON,Res'''er'