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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-20

FOURTH hkhlhENI
Bp the courtesy Of Hon G. w. willard have complete
list BY chaplain Roberts, of casualties to the Forth Vsrmoa'n
the battle OF Maya
FrILp srur-Wsvadss ool. Geo P. Foster Adjuiant
George b. French.
coNrAsr A. Kalss-L. " Martin, diea Of Wounds NAYS;
Sse'Ss SrSSe{s y9ssa esey sss5 a,.
seHry Faes. ETying Gibson, Geo Godfrey al sylvester %
oaihd Geo RE- DAVID WOOD " n Il woodworth, Nathan Web
R;ssSasisios@ ilsas 3, wounded is-,otala
cossAsI &c Ssa5qsp Ear lieut. sss ra;nH% Rri
yeite RehSrdson, anpuiatcd sers Dunn wsis
eoaE cio 6rcsr aaapensr a Bs psnsar Darcy sS
gsr Faen FULTON, HAriyer, Lockwood, LarSeee hller
Rsssy,ssiShSs~ !. wounded as--tOtA 81.
& Gs1s s-... TSpPe uSs aHsT0ss sS1p 'iT
priv Bosgesl, Joel Ball zee.es Dtesas pos John "a
ssn S'iii rsslcSs rsasRs is sai s0Si Ssssi % s
.,iii E s ! sasasa T.
GSss1s5 Ss a E.'s%sn Spencer s;no- g-1s;s Ss;
ssysHs Ein,msn Bqllar qq9nREhsm @ private. AlsFa9er'
nsssn NsFton Page sgooaer' swift Adams Grover
RssaPfsiatiOn.- Killed a. wounded ~ total 81
cosYasr KIled.sergts Luke EsndAil,Ievis Lynde
Tssndsd.-serr n 3 Taylor corps chsPan, Es,y,
man, Geow hi VIM Haradon, John Hsoke,t, GSh9s
Ha sPa KSb bhqaSSe, w% nes .oS So Ay o KEEP
' sS "ouaasa Hsn e. missing a. total as
qSSI 5gSs F SSs5 S'5SSSs Pss
haFsh Prya.es Brooksay, AmariAh Cos ChAs Davis9n
T.
Marsh, Joseph Morrosi John W Preston, Parrish, Lewis
smous, Cha sinway, Joseph Wilson, Ezra Williams. MI
giHr--Mltun Gordon, Henry Aagoon.
ktcapaiati0a Killed s, wounded 10, missing 2-toal 10
CoNPAST H.-Kaisd-Corp Byron Wilson, prlyates "
Heath, L Wis Paquet, Perry, Ans0n SNOW, Aiken
HguHied-Lieut " Morton, slightly sergt David skinner,
J. Stone, doing well, Palmer, doing WE'LL corps henry
NcCala, john Wilmo Moses Clifford priyAtes, Bailey
Nathaniel Baicheder slightly Jose Burns, Horace Cook,
slightly CudsOrth John oss1rd, Samuel Laighon Alan
son Krdge slightly CLARK Powers, Rider, since died,
Edmund Robinson died Samuel Scales, WIN setson,
slightly Edmund Sisco slightly 10 hand Satius Ausustus
Wood-Chsrlrs Price hstHsJamss snow, ChAunoey Good
ale.
R,sopuiahon- Killed wounded "a missing 9-total 81
CoNpANY -Eilied-srrst ebster pfyates Jones'
J Campbell, J Strreter.
Hsgadsa, Capt Little 1t J Brooks sersts kellogg
W rWitchell corps " Cummings, Harris, White
k'Shomwayi = Abbott, A AmlA
Bases, n BNkeslee Crosby, n Crosby, Duuklee G
FRENCH Faulkner. Harrington, Gale Harris,
Hall "a Hazletine, Hieks, arm taken oh. Pike
" l. Smith, l. Underwood
Mis,iHr.-S Bennett
Bulaea.-RiledA a. wounded g6, missing !, total 81
CoMrASy K.-RIlsd-Lieut Wooster serg. D smith
PRIV Jerome Chadwick, Alhro Eastman Thomas Lagler
HoaadtdCapt Fisher LIEUT. Edward Carter sergts Car
los Fees, ,kneeand Badgeri corps sheldon slight Henry
sssys suies Sigh pTy Henry Amidon rhome, vronan
sry Perry leree, WIN Fisk slight Merriam Byron hoss-
ingon Martin Church.
RseapualatSA- Killed 5, wounded is-totAl ~.
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IMPoRTANT NOTICE


TO TINE TRAVE hi Nc 7 U b l. U
Parties going Wrst, will fud it 10 their advantage 10
call the subscriber, inquire at the Hotels, where
information may be had, in procuring tickets
TO ALL POINTS WEST
VIA NHKAuRT CENTRAL OGDEssBUkGH, kurIAh
BURLINGTON, NRw YoRk CgNrRAL
RAILROADS AND LAKE CHAM
PLAIN igAMKitn,
AT L II WEST RATES
The public win by the above notice that they can
have their choice. going West from Montpelier or Bur
hngtOn, and
MOI BIZ CONFINED TO ONE ROUTE
Amy information wanted, respecting the above mott e.
addressed by letter otherwise. will be prompt,
attended TO- z X. TRUE Agt.
Montpelier, Feb 1874 das9o
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kiLLknCorp Williams 9th, May o. Gen " I'D d. Nay
20 sefR Geo Nrshts lab0t 81, May H. Geo stone an ied
May a. Norris Page 81, sounded In four places died May o.
~ 9Th CORPS HOSPITAL FREuERCKsBu RICH.
WouHDEb
% hE0.iucian Bruce, DuAburyf right and side henry
Lock, NOrthhelds Henry 6ooie Woodbury., rg Brown
Naeroury SICK Wheeler, Bro both thighs en
beu GoodNin 6foton, Ferry, brantreey legs Phuo
Emery, Tunbrdge, Geo Lawrence Berlin groin
30 REG.-Iorp Wooibury, Hydepark, both hips hob
bins Crafshury, breast, v m Whitney, do arm Turner
Randolph thigh Goodwin, do len amp Perkins
johnson, sick Thompson, Barnet, thishi FAse
Grot0n, left arm amputAted. - .
hssd Hazelton, Strsford, sft amputSted fisk
Rochester hips Aiox. Waterbury, right thigh SKINNER
Chelsea, thigh MORTAL John Adreh Granville, night arm amp
Harvey Marsh, Narshheli, sun stroke.
brH kEg.-Corp Patrick Dugns shoulder X - fAtch
Rker Bates, Barre, lcft thigh hcCorry Jndrrh lt
amp serr Hiram Cook, BuntinWsu.
6rn REa.-Fred Hooker Dausiei left thigh Lyman sIoa
aardt Warren, loin
IL 20 CORPS HOSPITAL FREDERiCKsBuRGH
6tu RE0.A Lsaer Jericho, side Ihos Henley hoinona
len shoulder corp "A Sanders right arm.
hAr Esseas leg
tThe embraces many parts Of the state and
many uuclAssihedJ
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-20
IN CHANCERY, ORANGE COUNTY
JUNE TERN, 1864
BANK OF ORANGE COUNTY

MARCUS RANsTEAD SABIGAIL RANsTEAD.
whereas The Bank Of Orange County has preferred
petition the Court of Chancefy TO be held at Che
and for the County 0f Orange, the third Tues
day iu June 1864 setting forth ha; the 2ith day
Of April, 1855 Marcus RAnstead and Abigail hansteAd
then Of Thctord 10 said County executed 20 the Orange
County Bank mortgage deed Of twelve Of land
with the buildings thereon, in said Ihetfofd being the
home place Of the said Marcus aud Abigail, condition
Cd for the security " the payment Of note Of hand f
the of fifteen hundred dollars, dated April %. 1856
sud payable year nom date to the Orange County
Bank-aud sigoed by said Marcus Ransesd,--and also
setting forth that the sad Orange County Bauk has
signed and transferred said note and mortgage 10 the
Bank of Orange County and further setting forth that
said Marcus hAnstead resides out Of the State Of
Vermont. that subpmnA cannot BE- served upon him,
aud praying for foreclosure Of said mortgage
Therefore II is ordered that said Marcus RAnstcad be
notified appear and 70 the said petition Of the
Bank of Orange County, the FIRST day " the nezt
Term Of the CoRr; of ChAneey, to be held At Chelsea
IN the County Of Orange, the third Tuesday la June
1854 BY Publishing this order, together with the sub
stance of said petition, in the Vermont Waterman aud
state Journal printed at Montpelier in the County oi
WAshngton three weeks suocessively the last Of which
publications shall be least twenty days previous TO the
thifd Tussdsy in June. lh6i.
Given under my hand A. Chelsea, Ia the County of
Orange, this 18th day Of April. 1854
l. g. HINCKLEY, CLERK.
wv IruAuD Attorprv u1O5
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-20

MARK BATCHELDER'S ESTATE

a ann DA AlNlLLDEh . 10 n e.
w The subscribers having been appoint' 10y the
Honorable Probate Court for the District of Washington
% receive examine. and ad ust all claims
aud demands Of all persons against the estate Of Marx
Batch eder late Of harshhcd in said district dcco Ased
represented nsolyent, and the term Of months from
the 29th day of March 1854, being allowed by said
court the creditors of said deceased, exhibit aud
prove their respective claims before Give notice,
hatVo Wi attend 90 the duties Of appointment at
thc dgclling house u widow Mary BAchclder n Mash
field ia said district the last THURSDAY o. June and
September next al ten O'Clock, in the forenoon each
~ f4.iH fIaVs
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Last Of VermOnters ,oounded and arrived at
Washington.

Last Of VeTmOnters tOOunded and arrived at
Washington.
econd Regiment--Isaac G Osgood, Mat
thas y Everd, II II Bsshey, Edw Wetress,
Thos GoImand. Francis Ranim, Patch,
j Hewitt, Jos Tauo, Michael Lynch, h s
May6eld, whitehall, JOS Slsttery.
Third Reqiment-Sergt Geo w Rodgers,
Samuel Partlow, Buzze Leazer, Horace Davis,
John Clifford, Frank Sponyo, Cream,
Merrill Shongo, Jno Noyes, Chss S Brown,
S Phillips, Edw A Stearnes, Jos. Shambo,
Ra6eld OleLa, II X Blanchard, Jno Lam nirst,
Fourth Regiment-Myron Montgomery,
l. A Underwood, Thos Conin, NJ Lane, E NJ
Cook, Freeman Russell, Lyman Peck,
Fifth Regiment-Aaron II Baker. Gershom
Taylor, Amyel b Searles, Maroon S Dudley,
Ebenezer w Hill, Jno Hagan, G II Chsdling,
F Eaton, Asa Puffer, I f Cunningham,
Patrick Waters.
Sirih Regiment-Chester Wheeler, j. S.
Clark, w S Jens, A ID Briggs.
Elepesth Regiment--Solomon Osterins.
Seventeenth Regiment-Geo NJ Hunt, Geo
W Reynolds, Peter Devine.
BY private letter from the I'd Vermont
Regiment, we learn of the following addition
al casualties in Co. F, Killed Jesse Cum
mings, Cornelius Nye. Wounded, George
Lawrence, mortally; Leonard Lawrence, Sc
verely; John Burke, Charles Mclaughlin.
Loss in Co. ID. very heavy.
Charles Lathrop of Montpelier, member
of Co. E, 18th Vermont Regiment, died in
regiment hospital at Alexandra, Va, on
Monday, May 9th, aged IS years and 8 mos
Adjutant Mattocks, Sd Vermont, and Capt
Laird, Of the 4th Vermont, have been cash
iered i" for conduct unbecoming an officer ant
gentleman" Lieut.. Bradbury, OF the GIL
Vermont, has been dismissed the service.
Capt. ID. X. Cross, formerly of Montpelier
has resrgned his commission from disability
w. r. Spaulding, of Poultney. has beef
commissioned lst Lieutenant Of Co. L. 5h
Vermont Volunteers.
Gen Grant ia reported to have captured
large amount OF rebel eommissary stores.
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sTEPHEN HOLMsTER, {c,,,,,.
c W n DWINELL. ''"
MAfshholi, April 22l. A d. 1864 O3.
- TATE OF vERM ONT

- + AT 4 o Y + r NJ O n I .
- RANDOLPH DISTRICT, SIS.
IN Probate Couu, held At Brookheld IN said District,
on the 9Th day OF April A ID 1854.
Geo A Ainsworih and Walter Newcomh admnistrs-
iofa Of the Of Rodop phus AnswuIth late II VIII
hsmsown said district, deceased, present their adj
mins'fa'ion account for examination and allowance,
and make Application for dec Of distribution and
partiu u uf the estate said deceased.
Whrreupon n IS ordered by said Court, that said ac-
cuunt and said application be referred session Of I'd
court to be held at the store Of c. A Ainsworih,
in Wamstown said district the 10Th day Of June,
A. 1864 at 10 o'clock M, for hearing and decision
thercon and Il is further ordered that notice hereof b.
gwen 10 all persons interested by publication Of the
same three weeks successfully In the Vermont Wat h.
and Slate Journal, newspaper published at mt
peher previous said me app tinted for herring that
they may appeal said time and place, and show cause
any th6y may have. why said account should not be al
lowed, and such decree made.
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oso5 ' Attest. s9s Io'' j cLEAvELAND, Judge


" 7 A I + O Z K VI . \ I .
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT IS
N Probate Court held at Montpelier, within and for
said District, on the 18th day Of Apr A 1874
An instrument purporting to be the last will and iests
Of Calvin Cady, late Of Northheld in said district,
deceased. being presented 10 the court by Luther
H. Cady, the executor therein named, for Probate
II is ordered by said court that all persons concerned
thorein be notified appear at session Of said oour,
TO be holden at the PROBATE ofoe, in Montpelier,
the 3lst day of May, ID 1864. and shew cause II
any they may have against the Probate Of said will for
which purpose it is further ordered, that copy Of the
II this order be published three weeks successive
ly In the Vermont Waterman State Journal printed
at Montpelier, previous TO said time for hearing
A true copy Of record.
1905 Attest 7 r. MERRILL, Judge
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Afnal Aotirrs.


A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF REAL
N EsrArE- win be sold At public auction on Mon.
day, May OH, 1864, commencing at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
At the sheldon Fsrm 50 called near gpnh ra,agss, %
inson, said Pastrdgeu, containing about rs
Of land which is two dwelling houses and good
barns and would make desirable farm, being good
road and but shor distance from Depot Village Also,
AZ same time and place. lot Of land containing about
90 acfe of wood and tiage land which ia a barn
also one lot Of timbered land containing about hun
dred Also will be sold in the Depot Village
School Street, about - Of land with small cot
tage house thereon All Of said real estate will be ds
posed u At public auction TO the highest bidder, and
presents chance for any one who wishes buy
j. ii. oRcUTT. Ada,iaistrator.
Mortified May Tn. 1854 oto6
IRA AN REwS' ESTATE.
l The subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District q ashngon,
commissioners % receive examine, and adjust all claims
and demands OF ah persons, against the estate Of Ira
Andrews late Of Duxbury, in said district deceased,
rcprosented nsolvent and the term Of six months from
the 25d DAY of April. ldl4, being allowed BY said
To the creditors Of said deceased, 70 exhibit and
prove their respective claims before Give notice.
that will attend % the duties of appointment
the dwelling house Of Jacob Andrews in Duxbury.
boz said distici, the 2ist days Of June and
oa,oosr, next, At o'clock, in the forenoon each
CALVIN FULLERTON 1c.u,..
GEORGE ". TURNER, W" ~
Durbury, May 7th, A 1884 o4O6
- TATE OF VERM ONT.
- WANnlNbiON DC hANit 30
IN Probate Court held At Montpelier, within and for
said District, on the 9Th day ~ May. A. ID. 1864.
h. Il. French, guardian Of Joseph B. Thompson, of
Barre, ia said district, makes application 70 said court
tof license 20 sell the following described real estate Of
hs said ward, % wit the share set % the said Joseph
B Thompson from the real estate Of Benjamin Thomp
SON. late of said Barre deceased the interest Of bis
said ward IN the shAre set 20 Maria Thompson from the
estate Of the said Benz Thompsou and the interest Of his
said ward in the evefson of the dover set TO the widow
Of said Benjamin Thompson representing that the sale
thereof for the purpose Of putting the proceeds of such
sale AZ interest investing the same In stocks real
estate, would be beneficial 70 said ward
Whcieupon, Il is ordered b. said court, that said ap
pcaton be referred session thereof, TO be held At
the Probate Office in said Montpelier, the 3st day
u May A d 1854, for hearing and decision thereon
and s further ordered shat all persons interested be
notified hereof by publication Of notice Of said ap
pleaon and order thereon, three week successfully in
the Vermont Waterman and State Journal! printed at
Montpelier before said tin Of hearing, that they may
appear a, said time and place and Il they cause,
object thereto
BY the Court.
OiO6 Attest, T. r. MERRILL, Judge.
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Eaattbman q State Journal.
BY EP. WALTON
CASUALTIES TO VERMONTERS

MONTPELIER. MAY 20. 1864.
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qOo ''' A,iSat, U1a't' r.R MERRILL, Judge.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-01
Pay Districts.

Circular No. 20, issued from the Pay
master Generals Office, thus arrangcs
the Pay Districts in the West
Paw District Of Missouri and the Miss's-
sipDi Consisting of the States Of Iowa
and Missouri; that portion Of the State
of Arkansas above the Arkansas river,
including posts or troops on that river
those portions Of the States Of Kentucky
and Tennessee west of the Tennessee
river, and that portion of the State Of
Mississippi above Vicksburg, and in
Guiding that post The post Of Cairo
will also be considered as belonging 10
this district In charge Of Lieut. Col
n W. Brown, Deputy Paymaster Gen
eral, U. S. A., at ST. Louis, Missouri
Pay DiStrict Of he Contradiction
sisting Of that portion of the State Of
Tennessee east Of the Tennessee river;
ard of Northern Alabama and Georgia
In Charge Of Maj. VIM Allen, Additi-
oral Paymaster, q. S. A., at Louisville,
Kentucky
Pan District Of Indiana and Hia9is-
Consisting Of TIE States Of Michigan,
Indiana, Illinois and Wisconsin; in
charge OF 9lhjOf " III guLlDaCAf A4diT
.iOnal Paymaster L. S. A at Indian
apolis, Indiana.
Pa District Of Ohio and KentgcIL-
Consisting OF the State OF Ohio and all
that portion Of the State Of Kentucky
east of the Tennessee river in charge
Of Major I. NJ Winston, Paymsster L.
s A., at Cincinnati, Ohio.
The officers in charge Of these various
Pay Districts will superintend the pay
ments requestedO Of the Pay Department
within their respective districts Mus
ter rolls Of troops in the field and ct
posts where there no paymasters sta
toned, should be forwarded 20 the
Chief Paymasters Of the District, who
will place them in the hands OF one Of
bis subordinates for payment
All questions and inquiries relating
10 the pay OF officers and men, should
be addressed to the Chief Paymaster Of
the District,in which such officers or men
are serving. who will take the necessary
action on the same or, II il appears 10
be required, refer the case 70 the Pay
master General b W. BRicg
Acting Paymastef General
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@0aioll
wx. CAxERON 3 CO.. Publishers.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER !, 1854.
Advance In Prices OF Subscriptions
- and AdYerfIsing.

In consequence of the increased cost
of wages, paper, and other materials
telegraphic reports, subsistence, &c,
the Proprietors of the NAsHIIl1E
UNION have been compelled to advance
the price of subscriptions, advertising
&c, They have adopted new sched-
ule, as appears above, and which viii 60
into effect on Monday, Sept 10Th, and
be scrupulously adhered to.
This step has been taken reluctantly,
but after mature deliberation; and not
until we were satisfied that it could no
longer be safely deferred. We trust,
however. that it win not be long before
the country is relieved of the high pri-
ces which are draining the resources of
business men, and we can return to
the old rates. We shall be most hap
py to return to them as soon as circum-
stances will justify. In the meantime
we solicit the continued support of the
friends and patrons of the USIoN.
a WIN. CAMERON & Co.
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Beauregard's Address 10 his army.
HEADQUARTERs MILITARY Division ,
ga, -rFfr IErST Ocf L

/ HEADQUARTERS MTLTTNRY DIVISION
on TIE WEST, Oct. IL,
In assuming command at this critics
iuncture OF the military division of tn
/ West, appeal to my countrymen Of al
| classes and sections for their generou
support and confidence In assigning
me 10 this responsible position, thu
President of the Confederate States hai
extended 10 me the assurance of hi
earnest support The executives O
your States meet me with similar ex
pressions of their devotion to oul
cause. The noble army in the field
composed of brave men and gallant
officers, are strangers 20 me, and ] know
that they will do all that patriots car
achieve The history of the past, writ
ten in the blood of their comrades, but
foreshadows the glorious future which
lies before them Inspired by these
bright promises of success, | make this
appeal TO the men and women OF my
country to lend me the aid of their
earnest and cordial co operation.
Unable to join in the bloody conflicts
of the field, they can do much to
strengthen our cause, ill up our ranks,
encourage our soldiers, inspire conf.
dence, dispel gloom, and thus hasten on
the day Of our fiusl success and dehv-
erance.
The army of Sherman still defiantly
holds Atlanta. Hecan and must be
driven from it 1t is only for the good
people of Georgia and the surrounding
States to speak the word, and the work
Is done. We have abundant provisions
There are men enough in the country
liable to and able for service, to accom-
plish shis result. To all such / earnest
ly appeal TO report promptly to their
respective commands and let those
who cannot go, see to it that none re-
main who are able to strike blow in.
this critical and decisive hour. To
those soldiers, if any, who are absent
from their commands without leave, /
appeal in the name of their brave com
rades with whom they have in the past
50 often shared the priyations Of the
camp, aud the dangers of the battle
field, to return At once to their duty
70 all such as shall report to their res
speclive commands in response to this
appeal, within the next thirty days, an
amnesty is hereby granted
Ny appeal TO every one, OF all classes
and conditions, TO come forward freely,
cheerfully, and with good heart to the
work that lies before us.
Ny countrymen, respond to this call
a. you have done in days that have
passed, and with the blessing Of kind
and ovefruling Providence, the enemy
shall be driven from your soil The
security of your wives and daughters
from the Insults and outrages of a
brutal foe shall be established soon, and
be followed by permanent and hon
Orable peace. The claims of home and
country, wife and children, uniting with
the demands Of honor and patriotism
summon Us to the field. We cannot,
dare not will not, fail TO respond Full
of hope and confidence, come TO join
in your struggle, sharing in your priva
tions, and with your brave and true
men to strike the blow that shall bring
success to our arms, triumph 10 our
cause, and peace to our country.
G. T. BEAUREGARD, General.
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County Court--BedfOrd County.
oCTORER TERM, sd

william II. Wisener, sr Petition n ra,ooya
rs ~, 80 80. ~ 49,. - -
Thomas G. Mosly, Admir-, &c, Administrator
In THIS csse It appearing to the Court that1homas
G Mosly the defendant Is a nonresident OF the
State of Tennessee so hst the ordinary process Of
law cannot bc served on him: IL Is ordered that
publication be made in the Nashville Weekly Union,
newspaper publis ell IN the city Of Nashville, for
four successive weeks, requiring said Mosy 70 an
pear before said Court at the Courtroom, in Shell
byye on the first Monday il December next TO
plead, answer or deTur 10 compliments petition,
or the sane WI ! BE- t&keaas confessed and set for
hearing er paffe. JOS. IL. THOMPSflN
octl..-4 " II s fee. sa.ln. llerleind Mastor.
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Horses for Sale.

FIlHE SUBSCRIBER has AND WILL CON
sianay keep On band Saddle and Harness
Horses. Also horses forel work
Parties leaving horses with me 10 board, can rely
up0n their being thoroughly grooned. and sbun-
dainty fed ] vii take linli 81 number Of young
rolts and haodle and break them 70 Harness and
Saddle, Tor reasonable COMPENSATION
.0Fsa AaAAe &c. W WILKINSON,
sepl3-lms Welehs Stable rear Of 50 n, College.