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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-10
From Saratoga The National Tenn
peranCe Convention.

Editor Rutland Herald This is the fifth
Nationei Temperance Convention that
mas been held in the United States. AS
the war is over, the friends of temper
ance feel that the time has come for
general consultation with regard to va
rious points of interest connected with
this good cause.
At the hour Of eleven a. m, Aug. 1st,
the venerable Chancellor r. H.Walworth
called the Convention to order in the
Presbyterian Church. and spoke as fol-
lows:
Gentlemen. : As those who called this
Convention have thought proper to
place my name at the head of their gen.
eral committee, it becomes my duty to
call the Convention to order. na#
About one-third of century has
elapsed, and a generation of the inhabit-
ants of this world has passed away since
was called to preside over the first
National Temperance Convention, as
senbled in that memorable Hall where
the declaration of our country's indie
pendence was adopted In l776. now
stand before you with locks whitened
by the SHOWS of seventy seven winters,
and you must look for your presiding
officers among those of another genera
ton. But l will avail myself of this
occasion TO utter few parting words in
favor of the cause to which ] have de-
voted so many years of my life 1t was
n M II I'M T
wisdom that virtue alone eXalteth a
nation. And all human history attests
the fact that vice and immortality unre-
strained, not only are q reproach to any
people, but will sooner or later prove
their destruction as q nation. The with
ering curse of intemperance has been
such vice among all the people of the
earth, from the time when our great
progenitor, soon after the Deluge, made
an intoxicating beverage and was
drunken Herewith, down to the present
hour "a.
Especially has our own beloved
country suffered from this degrading
vice. 1t has tempted the thoughtless
mother to poison her slumbering boy by
the milk which is drawn with its alco
nuIIC uEI OWu DOSUlll, ~
that fatal relish for Intoxicating
drinks is implanted in him before he ha.
learned to lisp mothers name. 1t has
entered our legislative halls and depriv
ed them of some, yes, of very many o
their brightest ornaments. II has fOun(
its way into our courts OF justice, anC
soiled the purity of the judicial ermine
and it has much too often entered the
temple of the living God and corrupted
the priest at the altar. ...
At the National Convention in 1873,
the noble band there assembled endeav
ored TO inculcate higher moi atty thai
the drinking usages of society Afforded
by declaring those usages morally
wrong. Another principle was alst
adopted, which hope to see carried ou
here. and in all other temperance organ
izAtions-that principle which is essen
tial to success-that as the only ohjec
oftemperance societies is and ever ough
to be the promotion OF temperance, Z
this object alone all their efforts ought t
be invariably and perseyeringly direct
ed.
This Is probably the last Nations
Temperance Convention which / shall
ever be permitted to address. Let mi
therefore entrest yos ny every consider
Ation which can stimulate your exey
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-10

VIReMIA.-The Richmond Republic
prints 9 letter from a Virginian who
processes to give the intentions of the
President in regard to the State, The
writer has been much in Washington of
late, and had interviews with the Presi-
dent, and he feels assured that.unless the
general tone of sentiment in Virginia, as
evinCed at the ballot-box, becomes more
loyal, the present government will be
superseded, and military government
substituted. lie remarks
"If any number of di ,loyalists shall
be elected to the new Legislature or
Congress, our fate is fixed. We shall be
turned over to the territorial condition
and military rule"
Unless the state of things in Virginia
shows decided improvement, we trust
that this writer's apprehensions may be
realized.
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BENH1NGroE.-Th Mount Anthony
House is overrunning with visitors, and
has made arrangements to dine hfteen
hundred people on the 18th Of August,
the battle anniversary, when Rev, DR..
Chaplin is to deliver the grafton Elk
tensive arrangements are also making
for the horse show next month, at which
some very fine and fast animals are to
be exhibited.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-10

The EcLEoT1c MAGAZINE for August,
comes with fine steel engraved. por-
trait of the Grand Duchess Marie of
Russia; and the usual excellent selec-
tons from foreign magazines, reviews,
&c. Among the articles are the fol-
lowing: The Canadian Confederacy :;
Taine's History Of English Literature,
(concluded); George Augustus sala's
Sketch of Broadway, N. Y; England's
Future Attitude Towards Europe and
Towards the World; Filippo Lippi and
Andrea del sarto; Flowers and Foreign
Flower Fashions; Symbolism in Chris
tian Art; Between the Lights; Civilized
War; A Flight in the Dark In Siam !;
etc.
W. Il. Bidwell, editor and proprietor,
No. 8 Beekmsn street, New York.
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THE LAMBDA IoTA.-"The Lambda
Iota," familiarity known as the Owls,
had their annual re- union at the Lake
House on Monday evening. The Hon.
L. B. Englesby presided. After listening
to an Grafton by George II. BigelOw OF
the Times, the birds repaired to the sup
per room, where Messrs. Clark q Leavitt
served up q banquet, whose quality
augurs well for their popularity as ca
terers to the public taste. Supper over,
and the hour consecrated to recalling
the Joys of former college days, and
driving away sad care, held undisputed
sway. "Abi cura" was the sentiment Of
this 'halloWed and gracious" time, and
the happy festivities continued until the
morn in russell mantle walked DER the
dew" Of the high eastern hills, Among
the owls" Of former days, who lifted
up their voices and spake the words of
wit and wisdom, were Hon. J. Q, A. Eel
lows of New Orleans; Dr. George F.
Stone of Woodstock, H.; Prof c, w.
Thompson Of the University; Rev E.
c. Bass OF Newbury; Major James s.
Peck of the Seventeenth Vermont; Hon.
L, B. Englesby and Carolus Moves, Esq.
Of this Darlington Times
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5Y Born last night on the sleeping
car, between Concord and White River
Junction, nice boy. DR.. Bush took as
good care OF his "patient" as eircum-
stances would permit, and at last &C
counts she was doing wen.-&. -A8sss
Message.
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( LOMMISSIONERoL NOTIOE.-The

( COMMISSIONERS NOTICE-The
~ undersigned, having teen appointed by the
Hon PI obate Court for the Dishi-t of Rutland,
Commissioners to receive examine and adjust all
CLAIMS and demands Of all persons against Henry
Gray, late Of Biddletown, in said district,
deceased, hereby give notice that We will meet
for the purpose OF examining and allowing said
claims at the dwelling house of the widow Of the
deceased, in said MlddIetown, on the sd Nom
days Of August and October next from O'Clock
a, m until 4 O'Clock p. M, each Of said
DAYS, and that six months from the nth day Of
July, A. D. 1856, is the time limited by s4a
CONT for said creditors to present their said
claims to US for examination and advance.
Dated Middletown Vt, the 18TH day Of July, A.
D, 1865.
b. FRISBIE, lcor,-o,rs
80 L COPELAND,
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state OF VERMONT, District o.
: Rutland, IS {: The Probate Court for tns
10 ali persons Interested in the estafe g. Of
Jufah D Hal, late of Tnn9uth N said aus
- - ~, 81 etc GREE1IFs.
BY the th5r,y of the State Of YIN ont .a 81
hereby notified to appear SsloIe p rDy s Ss5
IN said distict o. he II ird Tu.sday Of Auguss1s
A d 1866, TO show cause, if any yo1 nave, WI" ~
a Ger ain instr m, nj, in writing, 60 IA n .rS
Court, and purporting 10 he the lasI :.
testament of ,ald deceased should nov w pi''
and allowed h;, 1sA
DATED at Rutland, in said district ms 10"
Gay "a - '"'S' JAMES BROWN, Register
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COMMlS5IONERS' NOTICE.-The
" undersigned having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the District of Fairhaven,
Commissioners 10 receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against The
ssiale Of Justts Wight late OF Huboardton, u
aid district, deceased hereby give notice that We
will meet for the purpose OF examining and
allowing claims at the late residero OF TIE
d ceased in said HubbaIdton on tie 26 6sys
Of August and 90 orer next from ne o'clock
F. Nj until o'c oek M, each Of said days,
and that six months from the enty second
day of May: A. u. 1865, is the time limited
by said court Tor said creditors to present then
said claims TO Us for exam nation and aleS'
euee. #g
lated at Hobbarlton, Vt, this 18th day Of
July a. .. 1876.
n, @. FARBr R ! Commi sionors.
,. W. BAkBRR,
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CTATE OF VERMONT, District Of

- Fairhaven, SIS. The Probate Court iO' SD'
District of Fair Gven: -, r,sas
To All nersops Interested in the estate Of Jons
On n enc iA's VI " GRBErIEe. >
By he authority of the State Of Vermont tats
hsyebV notifad 10 appear before the aid 80 "a
Carr al IA e Probate nfiee in Cas''eton u n
dist let. on the 2lEs day Of Ausn !, q vas
Iss5. "a show cause. If any you have, nd.
tbe account OF Served Fish and ohn hsD "a.
As--inisf-g ers Of the estate Of snd oeee a.sTs
1ho,id not be apowei, and also Ehv the RS ,ss
Of ,aia estat- thoald no. be disT'ol''N W
parri.s entitled thereto OOH Ssx
Ta.ea n Cas-: 10 on in said district, this 2sA'
Of Jay, A. y. 1885. uoxvg Rar,s.e,.
81 tNhtN
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N.TATE OF VERMONT, Rm
C0uat s,:
JAMES BARRETT
WILLIAM X. THOR TON 8ud Z
JAGEpI n rHnpN tlps

d''NEilt IL, lhbkN . L-sr
Whereas, James Barnet ut iutlaui in the
County of Rutlau aforesaid, has fled ia oaan-
Gerry his petition against the above named de-
PENDANTS showing that Joseph b TtomtOa and
VII lam II. ThorBton OF Troy, III the County of
! en- se'aer and state OF New York duly eSesu-
ted, 10 cit on the 25,h day OF January, A. d.
1864 10 the aid james Barrett, a mort gage deed
of certain land situated in &endon in said COun.
tv OF But and and described as follows it being
the same land decided TO III IN by said Barrett on
said 2jth day Of January, 1864, and bounded
or herly By tht nof'h bank Of the stream, asst
cry by lsud Of Ezra Edison, sOutherly by the
Stooktriigc Turnpike Road and road leading
20 Chlttenden, and west by land Of Alant on
Hatch on which are z Eav mill and box etoFy,
and reference is had TO said Deed for further ds
oription Of said premises; Tlth condition ~,
the redemption Of the same. And praying thst
the SAID defendants may be foreclOsed q their
equity Of redemption in The same.
The said Wi Jam II. Thorn ton and Joseph IL.
Thorn on bling absent fr m this State 20 that
iubl oe9a can OF Re seTved upon them, il Is or
dereu hat they be required 10 ppear on the FIRST
day of the mex stated term If said Coui Z. - be
held 81 Rutland within and for the County Of
Rut al on the second tuesday Ct ne tembsr,
A. ID. 1865 and make ansFec thereto, and for
that par ose the complainant shall cause 10 be
uuh)ishsd in the Roland HERALD. printed as
Rutla d aforesaid, the substance OF &c d pei-
tion, vi h 8 is order, three weeks succ ssYeiy,
the Lass OF which 20 be at least twtnry days pre-
Won, 10 tn c mmenet ment Of said term, ? hleA
shall be deem-d sufficient notice
Dated at r tiand aforesaid this Goth day Of
July, A. D. ] 6j +. G. CLARK,
Deputy Clerk
PaoUr & DUNroN, Solicitors
iuly29.dlt&w2e
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LEGAL NOTICES
State OF VERMONT Pro-
!, County, IS. "utlaad
WILLIAM l., VAN ALsrYgR.l
JESSE A. HEYnRInK

JESSE A, HEYDRIoK, AJuls lisa,
Aeuon of Assumt sit on ole data oo,. W
1854 for the sum Of tVe thousand ~ April
abb AZ he FIRST Nate Bapk o. New W., Pay.
"a uount-on con mon money counts "A'
btotpse The said Jesse A. Heydriok. H..
DAM res drs withou this State, n d nue. Usi.n,
sls ordered, that he be notified 10 apraaIi
the next term Of this court, to be held " ~ ~
land, in the County Of Rutland on 10 3. nut,
Tue day OF Ssp'su Der, a. ID 1895. tbgv oai
there 10 answer the eto, by publishing tbs . sSd
sonee OF Ms plan tih's declaration, vsst s NO.
order, three weeks successive IN IA Ntr,E4s
Herald, printed al R4tlHnd afJressi5 m, h, "a
which publications TO be q least tv tBty
10 e said term which STALL be detmsi ma q us-
notice. And day thereof aivcU, sc. ''"s
z. ~, CLARK, DEPUTY Go. Iere
q N. WILLARD, Attorney for Ilair. &
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CTATE OF VERMONT, Distnei d

&TATE OF VERMONT, District Of
~ Rutland IS. The Probate Court ior the
District Of Rutland;
TO all persons interested in the estate Of
Gordon Newell late Of PigtsioTd, in said dis
t,IGt, as erased, testa e, GREbTihe;
By the authority Of tho State Of Vermont, yGs ,
are hetebv notified to Al pear before be sale
Probate Court at the Proba ffice in Rutland,
in sai4 district, on the 3 Tuesday Of August A.
D IL 10 show cause,if yyou have, why Ger
tain instrument in writing, filed in sad Court,
and purportng to be the last will and testament
Of said deceased should not be proved and al
lowed
Dated st Rutland, in said district, this 22d day
o. 4l7, A. D. 1865.
50 JAMES BROWN. Register.
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NOMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.-T

~ undersigned, having been appointed by N.
Hon. Probate Court for the District OF FairhaySr
Commissioners to receive, examine and adjust al
claims and demands OF all persons against jane
Noble, late OF Benson, ia s id district, deceased
hereby give notice that we will meet for the pur.
pose Of OK mining and allowing said claims AZ
ths late dwelling house II said decreased in ssid
Benson GA Thurs FAY the 23d day Of Nov newt
from O'Clock a. m until o'c' Ock p. m, Of al
day and that six months from the 9Th day Of Msy
A ID, 1850, IS the time limited by said cour for
said creditors TO present tneiI said CLAIMS 10 US
for examination and alloFance.
Daied Belson, Vt, on : 18th day a } ly.
A, %. 1866
DANIEL ROeOOE do,
so Il. ID. KING, N'"N'ts
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JUNIOR BNHIBIrIOs.

Tuesday evening the Junior Exhibit
tion took place at the White Street Con-
gregational Church. The church was
crowded and the exhibition was such
as TO reflect credit upon the instructors
and the students. The effort of Mr.,
Henry Belknap, the last speaker, is said
to have been received with special APP
proval, The following was the order Of
exercises for the exhibitions
INSTRUMENTATION to II Giursmen-
to, AUegGagte
/, Influence Of republican instltu-
tons on individual character Francis
Farrell.
Music-Quartette irou Rgo.uto
Herdi,
2. Puritanism the oasis Of American
Democracy.-W. S. Cllvy. (Excused.)
3. Obstacles to independence of
thought,-Franklin Belkuap
Music-Aria from La Fora Del Des-
tino, Ys,a!
4. Perodicity condition OF progress
Henry Belknap.
dissatisfaction from Martha Flo
to,o
RAILROAD. The stockholders OF the
New London Northern Railroad, at
meeting in New London on Wednesday
Of last week, voted TO issue mortgage
bonds to the amount of 100000, to ex-
tend their road from Amherst TO CIRCUITS
Corner The contract for the work has
been taken by Sidney Il, Miller of New
York, and the road is 10 be completed
July /, 1866, MIR Miller has already
given out part of the line to grade TO
sub. contractors, and the work will be
pushed rapidly tocompletion. The New
London Northern road has purchased
the right TO run their trains when the
extension is completed, TO Brattleboro
over the Vermont and Massachusetts,
railroad, making Brattleboro IN reality
the N orthern terminus of the road
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-10
Z T. { co OF IA J Commits
CTATE OF VERMONT, District Of

NIA Il UT ENWV : UIoIIIUV U
- Fairhaven, So The Probate Court for he
District Of Fairhaveu:
To all persons interested in the estate Of oa'
san Walker, late of Benson, in said district, de-
ceased, intestate. dREsIIks.
The administrator Of the said deceased, hay.
ing represented that it will be neoe s8ry 70 sell
all the real estate of said deceased, for tina pay
tron. has made application TO said Probate Court
for license to make such sale. Therefore,
By the authority OF the State Of Vermont, you
are her. by notified to appear before SAID Probate
Court, at the Pr obate Otce in Cnstleton, IN said
district, on the 18th day of August, A. D. 1856,
t. show cause, il any you have, why raid license
sjuld 10. bs granted.
Dated at Cas:leton, in said district, this 2la
day of Juiy,A. D. 1855.
50 JOHN HOWE, Register.
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sorrH CAROLINA UsIoEIsrs.-"Agste"
or the Cincinnati Gazette, in detailing
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A CENTS WANTED,

"a - JN - " a N FL,
In every TO IN for a large sa e OF I1on and val
u40 c Dry Goods 90 prIiag q great va ty Of
each with a fair cuCti N TO o., lbs TIE person
6 4 ing for one article will Beud 25 ce Is n al
7an e, the one dyIlar 0 b. paid On ordering the
goods
For art les s! % in adysuoe,
FvTl2 so
% Poc = eco eco
FOR 100 1876
" are prepared to furnish goods in every de-
ar' n8ut o t7ade. rang ne in y,lue from 81 10
81 20 all of VII CD are for sale o: pri.es above
q, s0Ti ei
10 person ser ding Us a one hundred q b, We
u give one of either Of the fJlIOWing articles
thy may select A rich lyeT-plated castor, a
frisine dres,, a 3 liver pltted cake q ket. For
IF club one sliver-plateU butter Cish, a small
81 yer-p ated castor, silver, lated ,ugar bowl.
For ~ enty-hge cub, a balnoTal ski,t, extra
plated fOEks, OF one oliver PLACED goblet, gold
lined.
Cur RESINS Tor giving the above presents to
tloEa VINO are 30 Sind as 10 get up clubs is that
ihey may have pay or their tTo bile, and pes
sOus sending the money may have q fair Chance,
VII Oh is OF the case in a. her concern We are
aoQu WITH in cur line. If q person does
not web The article named upon our contract 10
send them We furnish them a list Of over one
Lund ed articles, from which they Can select,
but are undtr no obhga ions 70 oosJ. We eZ-
peet TO b. able 70 sell q crest many art o e.,
such as are eeded il every house Sc cost
than they O4n b. bought at whole ale ( T By most
purchases Please s nd tor our list # goods.
We forward them free.
CROSBY BROTHERs,
No. gIsnaII Ros, 3 ,gson,
sl-wsN ? O. pey 1854
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PERsoSAL,-Dr. VIM Bass for several
months Surgeon at Beaufort, s, C., has
returned to MiddleOury, and will resume
his practice
Capt. g. b, Harrington, c. s, for
merly OF Bennington, Vt, who has so
long and faithfully discharged the duties
Of Chief Commissary Of Subsistence at
Columbus, Ohio, has been promoted to
the rank Of Lieut.. Colonel
DIR. George Nichols OF Mortified,
the newly appointed Secretary Of State,
has long been an active worker in the
Union party, and was the faithful and
skillful surgeon Of the Thirteenth Yer
mont Volunteers.
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WARRINGTON COUNTY UNION NORMA
TONS For Senators - Charles Reed,
Montpelier, Denslow Upham, Warren,
VIM. W. Henry, Waterbury, judges
S. R. HOLSTER, East Montpelier, Alpheus
Bass, Middlesex. States Attorney
Heman Carpenter, Mortified. Sheriff
%. w. Orcutt, Roxbury. High Bailifi
Don P. Carpenter, Moretown. Judge
of Probate-T. R. Merrill, Montpelier.
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LEGAL and state Items.

SUFFRAGE MEBTIEo,-Mr, Y, T. Boar,
the young eolored orator of Boston,
spoke last evening at the Town Hall in
this village, on the negro suffrage ques-
ton. The audience was small, but Mr.,
BoaZ proved himself TO be an easy aud
fluent speaker, and advocated the rights
OF his race with considerable eloquence
and effect.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-10

STATE MnIrIA.-- AT an election for
field officers of the Sd Regiment Vermont
State Militia, held at Middlebury on
Monday, Dugald Stewart, ESQ, presid-
ing, the following field officers were
chosen
Colonel-E. A Hamilton, Salisbury,
vice N f, Dunshee, resigned,
Lieut.. Cola. J. Childs, WeyDridge,
vice Hamilton, promoted.
Aajor-H. NJ, Judsop Huntington,
vice Childs promoted.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-02


burned last evening. Loss ON the stock and
buildings about 1925 900: insured for $3.50.
600 Hhe principal sufferers are Aiessrs
SouthNorth' q 60.
~ P4SelfgCATIoN or THE sourH.
"a statement has been circulated that the
Southern Rbvieoual Governors have favored
original seeeFsionists in their appointments t.
Office, and IL recommendations for positions
thus entirely ignoring the claims Of Union
men. SO far from this being true. it is ascer-
tanned that the Provisional Governors are now
acting according to the policy indicated by
the liXeclHtye authority, and are therefore
ptfsuins seeh atcoursd as will bes6s cehiper't
with the loyal sentiment Of the country. ORR
glnai Y nloA nen will not be ignored on. over
looked as agents IN the great work Of paeiti-
cation anti Whatever errors may shave been
committed in this respect will doubtless. soon
be remedld; "a. gehtienlah. recently gcculB-
ing prenInent position who arrived. here to-
day from Alabama, says thatP Provost Marshals
have have been appointed IN every county Of the
state to administer the oath of amnesty. That
tue people every where, with comparatively
few exceptions, express much anxiety to take
IT, That the elections will doubtless pass ID
quietly, and with satisfaction to the 1oyal peoL
pie and that tlle B''st pdssible feeling eSlsts
betWfeln GoXerj4ilNF BaIF5$2rs and tie military
autholltlesssoIie inensions as an observable
fact; that tive men who were recently in arms
are now most'in favor of the Government.
while sblile Of those who were too cowardIv I'd
take part in che wan are now the most blatant
against it. - s7 SO
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O h<as The regular fall term of the United
States District Court, will commence in this
city on the 1st., November
q. We notice that the wide-awake class of our
.( eountrymen to wit the letter writers, give it
out that Mr.. Davis is to be tried in Norfolk,
and that Judge Chase will preside at the trial.
II the trial is to take place in our state, we
know know Of no city in Virginia where greater
eonyenlenees can 81 be found than in Norfolk
2 We1havea large and airy Court room, our
hotels offer ample accommodations, and our
city can be reached by the crowds Of witnesses
to assemble on the occasion. a
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RIO dGFILyfE B. YoUNG.-Take no

r5NO 0GILvfE b. YoUN G.-Take mo-
Il tee that we shall, on the 18th day of Septem-
berSnext, at our Office in the city Of Portsmouth,
Virginia, between the hours of A. M. and 6 P. NJ
OF that day, proceed to take the dispositions of
ANN PRIMER and others, to be read as evil
dence in behalf of EMILY YOUNG, in certain
suit in equity depending in the Circuit Court for
the city of Portsmouth, wherein the said EMILY
YOUNG is plaintiff, and You are defendant and
tions be not commenced that day, or if com
menced, be not conclnded,on that day, the taking
Of the same win be Adjourned and continued from
day to day, OF from time to time, at the same
place and between the.same hours, until the same
shall beieonpeted. ~ q Ass -
G0QhW1N & CROKER, ss 7
aug l4-m4t Attorneys for Plain tiff.