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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-26
GEORGETOWN ADvERTMTS

@NOTIC E-LTCgRSES-An persons
U3 whose Licenses from tbs Corporation Of
6eorgeto wn ey pre- the S0th Ibstsnt are hereby
notified promptly 70 renew the gone otheTwiss
they sut sct themselves 70 . tpe, ana the Law %
compulsory upon the proper on eers 70 enforce said
H. Against al dellnsuents, No further notice
val be given,
ie "a SavtJulylo WIN LAIRD, Clerk.
~GEOR6ETOwRT AXEs-An abatement
of eight per cent. will 6e allowed on the
1sssYdI Tdrss and i've psr cent. on the HefsT Tar
the year 1882 If psd bsf0re the lat dAy OF
July next. All owners Of 10 or parts OF lots Iow
a arrears for the Wa'ey Tar for the years OF Isse
10 1863 Will call ~ tae CLERKS Oeoe aad setle the
same, otherwise sm res GIred By the Corsorsuon
10 enforce the collection of said tnsta meEth &C.
gress. CHARLES ID. WEIGH,
je u-tguly2 Collector.
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EXCURSIONS. PIC MOS, &

EXCURSIONS. PIC MOS, &C.
n PIC MIC
OF T INESr 5MPkSyEP R 8SPEE 9F raE
On MONDAY, Jrss SnA,
be ''en f %o s8s Bs soae the sof and
Stages viii run from the &c pItol TO the Park dur
e Good Music hiss been engaged, and . hus
time may be anticipated.
Tickets % cents co.,-.,,,,
EEtici Dssch.es' 8. s.s5;s,.
F. NeIdfeld, je8 ~.
TIE ARa6oiRffo RS!s IL fHE FIELD
The BUNDLERs' SsstoScI.fIoN OF oel.m.
ban Armary take pleasure IN an r.
:S.4s e.. e ts s' vii n, .,. tss i ~
GRAND EXCLUSION TO eLYMoNT.
ON faURSUAY EVENING, Juse 9sSh.
Neither labor nor expense has ben spares
make this one of the most deiIthtfSl eIeeraens L.
h The fst ssfe and OOmmodlOus sss.u JAMES .gy
st n SA ECLiP sE. vhio6 vii sssrd snpi. &c
pm hHTs sSr ss%ss md STRING B.Ap
Tine boat vii I.I,e the foot of Seventh ,rrss.
o%n bas., VII l.,y. the corner Of Seventh s:
an Tl e sissP 6Ns Pc bofIaS sd%,Ds
man and ladle.
Comnitt:s Of ARRANGEMENTS.
VIM. Wilson, John Hill,
VIM Hughes, l.. Martin,
Wr Vernon, = FiStoheT. isL e"
| A GRAND socIAL PIC MIC
IA will be given st q
Grefz SpTiHg PdviltoH, beorgetotc4, -
ror The Bsu6t of the ~
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS, kSsk
On THURSDAY, June &c,
Commencing a. one o'clock y. n
Admission 50 cents, admitting gentleman 80
Il ladies'. Je& 81
/ STEWART HOLLAND BOYS IN Tb
- FIELD AGAIN The members OF the -
Stewart hollsEd Club take great plsssure 10
announcing TO their friends and the PubIc
Il generally that thsy Will give their SECOND -
Grand Pho Mic 1t AnAlosthn Island, on 1hUkS
DAY, June 2sth. The Committee pls1Gs them
Ceves 20 spare neither pans DO: expense 20 mako
this tks Pho Nc of the soa the Pic Mic will
commence OF 2 O'Clock and oontiuIe until u ocPk.
The Holy ill Band has been engaged for the occs
sion Boats viii leavs the foot Of High street,
Georgetovn, every half hour.
ComHiffes Of ArraSksmssfs.
F. J. Real, Tanner,
X. Lucas, w. Davis,
II. g. Espey, eAH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-26

CENTRAL GuARDHousK CAsEs.-Bsfo,s Jssfies
Clark WIN. Mason, (col'd) drunk and disor-
derly; aned s19i Thomss Igo, fugitive from
the work house, This second escape within few
weeks } got drunk last night a7d was caught
Mapping In the street. He was sent back to serve
his term Henry Barron, sleeping In the street;
a nod q o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-26

GOOD NKws FOR AL.
WASHINGTON, June 90, 1862.
This Is to certify that have been stone blind
for upwards Of two years The best doctors In
Washington failed 10 cure me.
DR. Tumblety has performed the miracle. Per-
sons wishing further particulars can call and see
me. SBvA BAILEY,
je21.u At Mrs Barbour ., 375 Sd ST., bet. ID and E
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ID z l. / G % y 3!
Trassstie Of LonEfsllow's Excelsior,
..- BY
.... sHoRfPILLow.
crowd aypro, Ihed q vel known store
A crowd that plates and bakets borr-
An eager. smiling, ch8ttering thr 0ng,
And this the burden Of their song
or Bost1 On Crackers much they splke,
OF Pie Mi Crackers ard of Cake,
And DAYToN's MN va often hf Srd,
Combined with this expressive word
Delicious!
"There's nothing like his Pies" said one,
"Procurable In Washington"
SmackinE HIS lips, another SAID,
"But have you tasted his Split 8reat
Delicious :"
lady, Who came up in haste,
Declared that every girl Of taste
Desired her brother or her beau
10 buy his Candies, they were SO
Delicious!
In fast, the crowd agreed asnl corr,
That never hs they feastod on
Suoh Injuries - DAYTON sold,
Pronounced alike By young lad old.
O. Delicious!
DAYTON's BAKERY 10 at 4S6 Eleventh IT.,
bstvesn Q and H. whore hI SPLIT BREAD,
BOSTON and PIC MIC CRACKERS. FRUIT
PIES, RICH CANDIES, ICE CREAMS
WATER ICES, TO-, tfresh msde) are slv.ys OBJ
tai nSble. 10 20 w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-26

ONE OF THE INSTITUTIONS Of Warrington 10
the Dollar Store, (43S Pennsylvania avenue, near
AK street, where are displayed an immense es-
sortrnent OF Jewelrv and ver.plated Ware, all
for one dollar Take a look at ID. jelS-6t*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-26

A DANGEROUS 'CouNTKRTEIr.-withina few
DAYS n number Of counterfeit quarter dollars, ex-
cellent limitations Of the coinage OF 1861, have
been put In circulation In this city, and several
persons who handle great quantities Of silver
money have been deceived BY them. They can
be detected by an expert by the light weight, the
greasy feeling, and the irregular milling Of the
edges. They are equally as dangerous as those
issued In Philadelphia some yean ago, and which
were passed by hundreds through the country,
until the establishment was broken up by the
Washington onicers employed by the Govern
ment
FOURTH wARD STATION CAsxs.-B1ovs Jus
ttss WaIfsr.-Fnncis Griswold and VIM. b
smead, drunk ana disorderly; dismissed. Ben
Jamin MARROW, Joseph Fletcher, VIM. Butler,
Henry Hillary, George Ross, (col'd,) unlawful
gathering; dismissed. Wm. Reed, charged with
stealing barrels; dismissed. Elisha Reed, drunk;
ansd Sis. Alexander Barnett, assault and bat
tery; dismissed. VIM. James, sleeping I'm q
wagon; do Hampton A South, drunk and dis
orderly; dismissed.
Assaults Some soldiers, uader the influence
Of liquor, committed o number Of outrages In the
vicinity Of New Jersey avenue, near X and l.
streets, on Tuesday night last, upon some colorsd
p>opie Of that neighborhood. David w. Dixon
assaulted, r. Bhrcoe stabbed In the side with
a bayonet, aud q colored woman named Fanny
N yefs stabbed % seriously 70 be considered
IN q very critical coalition. The police have
been unable 70 Had ~ tbe parties Engaged IN tie
assault.
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BOARDING.

DOARDING-Tvo or three persons, Who Lave
ID no otjection 70 O high, healthy and saiubrIous
location, can obtain large, ery Rooms. win or
without Board, kt No. Franklin How. northwest
corner Iith and sts. Apply soon. ie Is 81
SIX OR EIGHT GENTLEMEN CAN BIZ
- accommodated with board and farnlsnee
Rooms 1t the Boarding lpnvste) House on ldh
street. between and X, No 40S. jeT-lv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-26

ELECTION OF OPPIcBRs.-Good Samaritan d.
vision, Sons Of Temperance, have elected the
following officers to serve the ensuing term
T. c. smith, w. p; J. l.. dwell, w. A.; F. Nj.
Bradley, r. 8 w fl. Hazard, A. r.. 8 M. (.
Berry, F. 8; - Whitmorl, Conductor; w
Crutchley, A. Con l.. Decke, 1. 8 d. ID. Haz.
zard, o. g.; J. X. Bridge, Chaplain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-26

DEAFNESS -SIGHT.-Persons suffering from
either, should apply without delay at DR.. Won
Moschzisker's Opthalmic and Aural Institute,
227 Pennsyvania avenue. &c A-3t$
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90 nvsry 70 me. Il the village 81 'l Bia .~
den.eurg. Prince Ssorse's county, Nd. Of
properly Of d. d. WsrrinI. deceased, Of the
county and State Aforesaid. Albert IL very-
when spoken TO; And about feet Is or IL inches IN
hight He !. we'll known in Washington, and a.
give the above reward no matter where taken.
DIONYSIUS SHERIFF,
.EX'r Of II. n. Warning.
THE Prince Georgian and Upper Marlboro 6a
sette eopy unti forbid and charge the sdvertser.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-26

CoRRKcrIoN-In our issue Of yesterday, we
published an item stati ng that the family Of Capt
Bulaskie, In this city, had received letter from
him, and that he was prisoner In the South. i
was mistake; no tidings have been received
from him since the battle OF Belmont, but as MS
body has never been found on the battle field, the
hope is cherished that he Is yet alive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-26

VOLUNTEERS for the Army should not leave
the city until supplied with Holloway's Pills
and Ointment For sores, scurvy, wounds;
small. pox, fevers, and bowel complaints, these
medicines are tue best in the world. Every
French soldier uses them. Only Is cents per
box I'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-26

PATENT OFFICE HosPIrAL.-The hospital at
this place has been discontinued. The building
has been somewhat injured In consequence Of the
leakage from the culinary department. The
business Of removing the sick has been going on
since Monday, great many OF them having been
taken to the general hospital, on Judiciary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-08
SOAPS

have 1ssn appvnd ngents for 4s sale
il / " AouING 5UAtO, which We wish to
introduce IN this market.
Uur customers Will consult heir interests by
using THESE oUAEO. we have in store our
usual large assortment OF FANCY IOILtI
oUAPo, v4z: Brown Windsor, " hlte do, no
uey, 6Iycerlnc, AImCnu, SILVER, hue uud
VI ottleo CASTLE, 1ranspal ent IN Balls aAo Bars;
also Soap foNuer, Concentrated Lye, DC, &C,
1ur sale w LL.AUBtA1th g. 90.
5 mo 81 Nos. 5 and I, South Ialrtax street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-08

LoCAL.-A disturbance occurred in the mar
ket square this morning, in which negro
man was knocked down AMI beaten, for threat
cning and using insulting language to a waite
Woman.-We have been requested to repeat
that nc passes are required between this place
and Washington.-H. Clay Emerson, was
this morning arrested by the military author:-
ties and confined at the Provost Marshall S.
Two deaths from effect of the heat Of the sun
occurred in this city yesterday, In one in
stance, the man had been sick for some time,
and had worked in an unprotected place during
the heat Of the day. The other case a man
also, was unquestionally sun stroke" In
quests were held on the bodies, and verdic1s in
accordance with the facts rendered.
The prisoners captured by Col Gcarys
scouts, few days ago. near Sperryville, were
Henry E. Bowen, of the Seventh Infantry, at
home on Through. He had participated in the
battles Of Bull Run, williamsburg, Fair Oaks
and Richmond. At the latter place he was
wounded in the face Robt. R. Green, Sixth
Virginia Cavalry (Ewell's corps.) Jas. Henry,
Seventh Virginia Infantry. Isaac Cutler
substitute for his son in the Seventh Virginia
infantry Francis J. Foster, First Virginia
militia
From an official register Of the =. S. Militia
ry Academy, just published, we gatherits con
dition at the ex examination in June, The aca-
denic and military staff combined including
profess us, officers and cadets ser> in as in
strucrors-numoe Der thirty-nine. Tie 1lrst class,
that which graduated in June, most Of the
members Of which are already serving with the
army. consists Of twenty-eight Lenders; the
second class-now frst-has but twenty six;
the third, thirty three, Of whom three=are pro
nounced deficient, and recommended Tor d.
charge, and one was absent from the examine
ton. In the fourth class there were eighty
eight members, Of whom six We're pronounced
DEFICIENT and to be discharged.
The Philadelphia Inquirer says the fema'e
who was arrested for disturbing the war meet
ing in Washington yesterday, by utterance of
reasonable sentiments, is the wife OF an officer
on General Mcclellan staff, On account Of
her husbands position and known loyalty, it is
deemed proper to suppress her name.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-08

At the Assembly church, in Washington, on
the 9Th instant, MIR. VIM +. SMITH, Of the
National Botanic Garden, to Miss HANNAH
NJ. FAW CETT, Of Maryland
In Washington on the 9Th Instant by the
Rev. J. Z. Weems TOWNSHEND BAG
GOTT, esq, to Miss SUSANNA BEACH, both
of Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-08

In this city, this morning.. CHARLES 4;
TArSAPAuGH. ~ Ills friends are invited
to at5enI ais funeral, from The residence o1 MS
Aunt. No. 10, st. Asa 2h 5.reeJ, Tomorrow after
noon, at O. clock.
On Monday, August 9TH, WIN; BOOTHE,
second son OF David A. and Mary I. WINDSOR
in the nth year OF his age
L know that he is happy,
With his angel pluma5e on,
But my hearC Is very ue>oate,
10 think that he's gone
On the 9Th instant, MARY ELlAAbt ~
daDahrar Of Joseph and Htorgeanna Stans bury,
aget wears, IL mJuths and days. baltimore
papers please copy.J -
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yuRNIp SEED,
NEW CROP.

WE HAVE just received our 1uII supply ct
w EarIy, Fat Lu1ch, Tea Topped, urpIe
l.uta Baga, and other i / kNlP ILEDo; also,
Long Green and Early trane CCtU MBhk
81 EDS. fuC up III tile usual SIZED packages,
and tor sale by LLADbEA1 IL ~ a.,
mo rs Nos. and South talrlaA-st,
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J GHN /. CUukE,

CHEAP FAMILY TKEJCEK,
TTAS CON STA NILY on hand large asscrr~
[ l ment OF FA.KlLY GROCERIES,, consist
ng OF BACON, OF all kinds: FLOUR by the
barrel OF smaller packages; BUCK WHEAT,
CURkANIS, kAIo4No, PRU MES, tlGS,
oAkDlNEo, sc, &c, to which he invites the
attention Of customers. nv -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-08
Saturday night,
DICK PAKkER'S BENEFIT,

is Doors open at y O clock; performance to
commence at 5 Q clock.
ApN1ssIoN-Main Hall, % cents gentleman
and lady to Orchestra, 70 cents each gentleman,
unaccompanied by ladies, to Orchestra, IS.
aug =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-08

lib ERTY Fl A LII!
Positively last night but one of
PERClVAL, PARKER u co.'s
G z E 4 T c 4 q IE 3 URY
c 0 MBIN ALTON COMPANY.
4 ROARGNG NEW BILL TO-NIGHTt
Last night but one Of
The charming Vocalist,
Miss NELLIE TAYLOR!
The fascinating Danseuse,
Miss JENNIE ALLEN!
The sweet Singer,
Miss JULIA FRICE!
The funny Negro Comedian,
DICK PARKER!
The famous Song and Dance Darkey,
HARRY TALBOT!
The celebrated Clown and Juggler,
WILLIS ARMSTRONG;.
LITTLE ELLA, and the
IMMENSE COMPANY
W. Ladies, look out tor the
i K a \ D NJ All n EE!
on Saturday afternoon, August 9TH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-08
PAINTS AND Oils.

PANTS AND OILS.
7 EVILS PURE WHITE LEAD, Raw and
/ / Boiled Lnseed Oil, Spitits Iurpentlne, "no
nj Sunnlv Of Colors o. all kinds receive ed and
80 s1o IT 4. COOKS
Wholesale AMI keGau Drug
u Is s44@s. ~, AAay s1a*asEs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-08
WHAT Is II?
" ny there Is
Il GREAT LDMM OIION
liz f'eS'Al q 70

liz fegAAd 70
II E c e T K A h L NJ A \ < y.
fa,HE MEN who are selling every descriptlon
i OF BOOZE, ShOto, hA1S, CAPo, LkI
Woods and CLO1 HlN1, at prices lar telow
any dealer III their line. It is hardly necessary
to designate their place OF business, tor a4n4ost
everybody Knows 1t; but; tor The benefit OF stran-
gers we viii state that they can be found at az
nIng street, second door from Royal street.
those who patronse them, Will Ind that their
reputation tor cheapness IS notundeselVed. liner
STOCK embraces everything that is wanted by la
dies and gentlemen, misses and boys, and ln1ants
snd they operate upon the prlnclple that,
n Asnsble Slrpence IS better t/o1a hIow Sh2I~
tlng."
It will cost nothing to call and examine their
unrivalled stock o. Boots, Shoes, hats, Caps,
Dry Goods, Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods,
Trunks, Naljses, &c.
HECHT, KAUFMAN & CO.,
;vI6-lm NO. ~ King street.
TORsE AND WAGON FOR SALE.-A
{ J. one horse wagon and harness and y gooo
hurse tor sale. l ne horse, wagon ana nam
will be sold together OF separately. Apply Is
Na, ling stse%L 9as
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-08

w. Ladies, look out tor the
tx IN D NJ ATTN EE!
on Saturday afternoon, August Yrh
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-08-08

son is backward, and farmers ale bat just
commencing their haying.
Heman Morse of Dorset, much esteemed
gentleman, about 60 years of age, was liter
ally cut to pieces by moving machine and
his immediate death caused, in his own feld'
on the 2Sth.
Lt-Col Worthen, of the 4th Vt regiment,
has resigned, because of i'll health, and re-
turned home.
John c. Sawyer and Andrew Davis were
indicted for treason along with ex-marshal
Partridge ofNorwich, but they have not been
so lucky as he in escaping to Canada. They
are now u1.der arrest and awaiting trial at
Windsor.
Col Nathan Lord, of the 9Th Vt regiment,
is at present at the residence of his father, DR.
Lord, in Hanover, N. H., being detained from
his regiment by i'll health.
Joseph Lawrence Of Newport, member of
the Orleans county company in the 9th Yer
mont regiment, was killed at the Relay House
in Maryland on the oath ofJuly,by being run
over by the cars.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sawyer, of the
9th Vermont, was seriously injured this NOR
ming, about the time Of starting from Clouds
Mills, by being thrown from his horse.-Al-
erand,ia News, Path.
The following is a sample of the way they
serve the rum sellers at Burlington. We
cut from the Free Press
State VS.. Leonard c. Bliss and |. Shat
tuck, I'd, proprietors Of the place called
"Oyster Bay" on Church street. Found
guilty of three offenses and fined $50 and
costs, which was paid upon the spot.
State VS.. o. H. Saxton. Found guilty of
eight offenses, fined $l6O, and it being the
third conviction, respondent was sentenced to
three months Imprisonment in the county
Jail.
SAD CASE OF LoONACY.-One of the propri-
etors of the Passumpsic railroad, residing at
Barton Landing, lately caught magnificent
loon while rusticating at Willoughby lake,
which he generously sent to the proprietor
of the Aquarial Gardens, Boston, by express
supposing it to be to them rara aris. They
very srappishly ordered the Vermont chick
en- from their premises. 1t was accordingly
with rew.-IrasJurg standard.
At the instance of Rev. J. f. Rankin, an
Ecclesiastical Council has been called or
Thursday of next week, to consider the
expediency of dissolving his pastoral relation
to tie lst Congregational Church and Society
in this place. The announcement made ii
some of our exchange papers, that Mr.. X
had Internationally accepted the call t,
Lowell, is not correct.-St Adams Messenger
The War Meeting at the Village Hall las
evening was a perfect success. The Hal
was packed full, and the enthusiasm of tn,
people was fully aroused. Speeches wer,
made by Rev. Mr.. Carpenter, Of Barre. Mr.
Heaton and Revs. Druon and Ballou, 0
| Montpelier, and Mr.. Carter, of Waterbury
one of the members of the company. Blu
the meeting evidently came together to act
> and did SO to a urpose. A bounty Of SGT
to each man who should enlist, was guaran
) teed at once, and the men responded to tn
number of t,centy-seren. Six had previously
enlisted, making the humble: from this tow
Muty-tom. This makes Mr.. Dillingham;
Company full. Wei done Monfpelin.-Uai
: TOMS UQily
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-08-08
State of Vermont, Esser County SIS.

To any Sheriff or Constable of the State. Greeting
nv the authority the State IF Vermont here
nv commanded 10 summon Mrs Ann Brown Francis
Gods wife OF Marshall WOODS and the said Marshall
" Gods of Providence ia the County Providence and
State Of Island and Alfred Nicholas Brown of
Providence. and Anne Mary Hawkins wife vi Rush Haw
kius al York. and John Carter Brown ID Caroline
Matilda Brown and Robert CT envile Brown Warwick
in said State Of Rhode Island, miner heirs Nicholas
Brown deceased, and Mrs Caroline NJ. Brown widow Of
said Nicholas Brown deceased, and Guardian Of said
heirs Of said Warwick to appear before the County Court
mex, to holden Guildha in said County
the third TUESDAY OF September, 1852. the
foregoing petition OF John Carter Brown, Charlotte K
,i,pIard Robert H. Ives Hope Is. Ives. and Thomas p
Ives partition Of then LANDS In Vermont he'd in
mon with them. And said defendants residing without
this State without known agents attorneys residing
they may be notified 10 appear Aforesaid by
publication the substance of said petition with this
in the Caedonian printed al ST JOhsbury In Inc
County Caledonia three weeks successfully as soon a.
may be. Fail not, but service and return make
Dated al ST Johnsbury this 18th day of July loeZ-
81 LUKE p. POLAND Chief Judge Sup Ct
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-08-08
.ARkS HOUSE.
q L \ TIE OF V E X MON T.
~ Essex County Court
At Guildaall 81 Tuesday OF September, lS,s.
PETITION FOR PARTITION OF LANDS.


John Carter Brown Charlotte X. Goddard Robert II.
Ives of Warwick. Rhode Island. Plaintiffs. and Anne
Francis Brown Woods, wife of Marshall Woods and the
said Marshal, Gods and Alfred Nicholas Brown Prov
ience, and Anne Mary Hawkins, wife Of Rush Hawkins
New York and John Carter Brown ID Caroline Matl
III rowI. AID Robert Grenvile Brown OF said Warwick
aud Caroline NJ. Brown Of said Warwick widow of Mich
ola> Brown and Guardian Of said John Carter Brown =.
and Caroline VI. and Robert u Brown, minors Defend
ants
The Petition sets forth that the parties tenants i'll
certain degrees, therein sci forth of certain
lands in the Counties oi Essex, Orleans and Caledonia
VIZ lands III Brighton and Ferdinand in said County
Essex parts c said originally Chartered
original rights OF Rufus Hopkins. John Gibbs. Charles
Cozzens George Throo, Noah Masol John Rogers. Rho
ia Brown. " liam Barton. William Thayer and Oliver
jerks and the Third division lots OF The original rights
II " lillian Jones, Joseph Nightingale. Nicholas Brown
William Norris Isaac Bartlett, Etenezer Floyd Elisha
mated contain l52 EACH and said third iyis"
each And of the first division lot OF the
original right of William all, Jr in Charleston in The
County Of Orleans. estimated Ia Contain sS5 acres.
in the County Caledonia. OF light No. 6i III
Sutton Clark and Nightingale original propretors esii
mated III 30 acres In Newark the first division Of the
original right OF Daniel Siwell, No q estimated at as
acres. And the undivided share vi the same right
estimated at * acres. and the undivided share Of the
right James Rhodes, estimated Al 20 and that
the same owned in fee simple by purchase and in
hsriance said plaintiffs representing four sixth parts OF
the same praying for PARTITION thereof the
owners equthly and according 10 right, ana praying for
mis,orer of partition lie appointed by Court and other
proceedings had for the proper completion VI said PARTITION
Dated Lyndon, July ~. ls6s-
GEORGE &. CAH0ON, for Petitioners.