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To All Whom 1t n1uy Concern.
WASHINGTON FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
HALL OF THE WARRINGTON FE m ,
XANDERnORkr. nEr,r I.,.., lpcc

HALL OF THE WASHINGTON F. E. CO.
HAFDERhoHsT-s1 RECT JUNE IL, 1866, I
The OFFICERS AND MEMBEhs OF 1UJs oOH
PANY are compelled 10 ar peal 10 their fellow
clzens Tor aid In order to enable them to purchaee
sfEAM FIRE ENGINE. Tho conhagr alton In Coluno
DIG, b. u, which swept away the no of 20 mary do
fenceioss citizens, and involved such widespread do
structon and ruin, also devoured in s course tbeir
new and beautiful engine which been se1 to that
city for safe-keopng The box at by them
is worn out In the service After seventeen years OF
duty to the city-heartily and faithfully lchareed-
the members OF this Company feel that precstiye
community will readily respond to ther petition and
With smiles Of ohecr at contribute literally to tho
object stated.
The amount required for new steamer ia five thou
sand dollars, and tho following mtee has been ap-
pointed and Is fully authorized to solicit subacrpiopu
OF our fellowcitizens generally.
CoMmITTKE
President, JOHN d. MARTIN
Vice-Presfdont SAMUEL L. MATTHEW'S.
Second Director, WILLIAM KREssEL.
Fourth Director, JOSEPH MAzYCK
CHARLES soHwING.
The services rendered for 80 many years by tho
WASHINGTON FIRE COMPANY is DO CRYING of the aid
asked for. They have ordered steamer and cheer
fully recommend to fenow-citzens their appeal,
trusting 1t will meet with that lboray always bestoH-
edson the Fire Department NJ, H. .THAN.
June II tut4 Chief Fire Department.
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higher. Sales to-day Of 1000 bales at s9@42o sugl
Arm. Coffee dull. Gold ss,f.
Late Markets.

CINCINNATI, juno a.-Flour and wheat dull whiskev
firm at 81 rs in bond Mess pork quiet sS $3l 25
Sales Of 20O, 600 lbs sides at l6c Gold 14O
CHICAGO, Juno 8.--sl,u quiet Wheat firm bnt oniet
at 81 66k to 81 81 for No. l. Corn dull and declined
to sales at 48X to SOC for No. and 40 to 4Skc
soc for No. O. Provisions firm. Highwines quiet and
ST. ady Freghta firm Receipts 80 bbls -four, 26. 900
bushels whoat. 274 900 bushe corn bushels oats
Shpmens-6000 bbls -four 81 bushels wheat 168 OOO
buahes corn, AZ, 600 bushels oats
ST. LOUIS, Juno 8.-Flour buoyant Wheat un-
changed Corn buoyant and better ut CT to sOo Oats
lower ut 40 to 43c. Pork, Bacon, LarJ and whiskey
unchanged.
ant Wheat steady prime red 50 rs to 81 80; white un-
changed. Uorn buoyant; yellow at 96c Coffee quiet
Sugar eteady; Cuba l0h to 1910 currency Provisions
quiet mess pork S3l. Lard 2sc for prime. WhisHey
dull; Pennsylvania 50 20; Ohio 50 28 to 50 29.
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fCohsMUNICATED.l
Who was Wounded Last In Loe's Armys

WIN
Aessrs. Editors: Having noticed several published
st'tements as to who probably the last soldier
woun 1ed in Gen. LEES army have thought 1t due to
two gallant boys from our own State to mention their
names in this connection. THos. g. VINCE, OF this CITY,
and RoB'r A. MoKNIeHT OF Sum- District, members
OF Go. g, 7h South Carolina Cavalry, GAnYs Brig ,de
were severely wounded some ume after tho surrender
but before positive information to that effect reached
that portion Of the line where this Regiment en-.
gagged. 1t was painful sight to witness the surprise
and heartfelt grief Of all tho the Regiment fall
though then contendng against great odds at tho
Of the surrender. w III
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a6- The Relatives, Friends, and Acquaint-
ances OF MIR. and Mrs. WIN. MARscHER and family are
respectfully invited to attend tho Funeral their
youngest SOD, ALBERT CONRAD from their residence
NO. l24 st. Philip street, between Morris and Cannon
Streets at Four O'Clock This Afternoon without further
invitation luna ~
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Trial OF Bureau OHicers.

WARRINGTON June ia special order has been issued
by the War Department for the convening Of Military
Commission at Raleigh. N o. June 1s, for the trial OF
the officers Of the Freedmens Bureau arrested at the
stance Of Generals srEEDMAN and FULLERTON. The de-
Iinquents are General WHITTLEsEY, Majors WIcKEN-
HAM, MANN and sEELY, Captains RosENKRANs and
GIAv1s General TURNER is presiding officer
Enlistments In the regular army stated at three
hundred per month
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a Petition from Northern Men In Alaba mn.
WASHINGTON, Juno 11.-deneral A. L. GUnNEY. now
Of Selma, Alabama. sent remonsrance, signed by the
Union officers and soldiers plan ting In that State,
against the cotton tax The General urges that cotton
cannot be raised at profit with the tax, and that it
will drive out the hve thousand Northern emigrants
now there. and prevent Northern emigration, without
which tho General hinks. the Southern States
be purged Of disloyslty.
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Late Foreign News.

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE cholera has entirely dis.
appeared from Liverpool Tho London Herald says
that the Lhan Minister to London had demanded his
passports The British Government is said to have Of
Tended both begerents. Spain is ncensed Mr. Lay.
ARDS language and Chill is indignant at being left in
the lurch ut the eleventh hour.
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News from Oregon.

eAN FRANoIsoo, June l0.-A Portland tOregon) dis
patch states the Union majority in Oregon at 88 with
four counties to hear from. The State Senate stands
Union. "A; Democrats, 18. Both parties claim ma
jority In tho Lower House. Total vote poled, a. 22O
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An Englsh Government inforiner has been killed
army In America
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aeneral Beauregerd in Liverpool.

NEW YORK. June 11.-aeneral BEAUREaAnD visited
the Liverpool Exchange where his presence becoming
known. great interest excited, and the news
rapidly spread He applauded leaving, and con.
siderable numbers Of people followed him through the
gtreets.
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New York Bank Statement

NEW YORK. Juno 1.-THE statement Just put fort h
by the New York Banks puts down decrease
&9800 in speoe. s60s 900; in circulation $97e 800;
Increase In deposits s4s7s oOO in legal tenders S.
4t9, 600.
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UNFADINa LONELINESS belongs only to the immortals,
but whoever uses the fragrant sozoDoNT at lesst
defy time to njure Of the elements Of beauty,
good set OF teeth. tus2
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DR. sAMuEL WoLFE formerly OF Cincinnati, where he
has family living, committed suicide on Monday morn
ina nj Nashville by drowning In tho Cumberland. He
Attempted to commit suicide, by cutting bis throat.
some months ago,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

as- COLLEGE LECTURES EsIDENT
MIDDLETON will lecture in tho College Chapel Thi
Evening, at 81 O'Clock. ubjoct-"CoMMERCIAL
MORALS" 1rna,o
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Fenfan News

NEW York, June 1l.-The Fenian invasion terminated
In fight about eight miles from st. Amands. brigade
OF British regulars charged upon small portion Of
sPKARs army that had remained behind and captured
cixteen prisoners. Some Of the Fenians killed.
but how many ia not known. This fight took plnce
the boundary line, which the Fenians
PEELED to retreat. The English, however had idea
Of stopping account Of boundary, and they charged
forward across the ne firing upon the retreang band
of Fsnians. They alao made some captures Amert-
oan soil.
This affair has been reported to General MEADE who
La at present investigating It.
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a9-MEsSRS. EDITORS: YOU WILL PLEASE
nm ounce O. c. TRUMBo as q candidate for Alderman
of Ward No. to supply the vacancy occasioned by tho
resignation Of Captain THos. RYAN, and obIge
June7 MANY FRIENDS.
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uS THREE MONTHS AFTER DATE APPLI-
CATO will be made for renewal Of Script No. 2s1,
dated June a. 1851, for Twenty Shares In name of j.
b. OPrE NHErn, in Trust in Home Loan and Building
Association. Said Script having been lost during
sHERMANs raid through Camden, 8. O.
June IL 1amoan,o
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aB- MESSRs. EDITORS: MIR. 8. G. COURTE-
NAY, at the solicitation OF urgent friends, having
scented to the Of his for the position of Alder.
man n Ward No. 2. You will please announce him as
Candidate to I'LL the vacancy occasioned by the resigna
ton of THOMAS RYAN, Esq. FIREMHN.
June8
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New York Markets

NEW YORK, June 11.-Foreign mail bags have all ar.
rived here and left Sunday evening for the South.
Cotton has advanced to two cents, with good
demand at 80 To 4oc Gold ssH sterlI ng OK. Sight H.
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or srGENERALSUPERINTE OFFICE
SOUTH CAROLINA ARAILRoAD-oHARI.EsroN q. q
June IL, 1ss8seaed Proposals will received at this
Office. until the 9th instant for the erection OF
FREIGHT DEPOT at Columbia, 8. @. The plans and
specifications can be at this Office.
81. 7. PEAKE,
juno IL IA General SuperintsndentS g. O. r. r
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a8MESsRS. EDITORS: PLEASE ANNOUNCE
Captain j. RAvRNBL MACBETH for the position OF
Alderman Of Ward No. ?, to fill tho vacancy occasioned
by the resignation of Alderman RYAN, and oblige
June7 thstu MANY FRIENDS.
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aS THE MAN FOR THE POSITION
MEssRs. EDITORS Please present through the me-
dunn OF your journal to the voters Of Ward No. l. Mr.
DAVID BRIGGS q candidate of the same and oblige
the SPIRIT OF THE TIMES"
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%FOR ALDERMAN, WARD NO. 1.-PLEAsE
| announce DR.. ". T. wRAaG as candidate for Alder
man In Ward No. ], in place of J. B. MACBETH. re-
signed. Msy %
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Personal Affairs I'm the House at Wash-
fnRtOn.

WAsHINoToN, June lin the House to day perso.
naltisB OF the grosssst character INDUCED in by
dnIHNKLL and ROUSSEAU. The latter denounced GRIN
NELL In very severe terms.
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agFoR ALDERMAN, WARD NO. 4.-PLEAsE
announce JOHN +. oNEIL as q candidate for Alder
for Ward No. H. In place Of A. CAMERON, resigned
NAV 23
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Latest New York Market.
NEW YoaH, Juno 11.-Cottop aotiye and cents
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Case of JeRorson Davis.


WARRINGTON, June 11.-hr SHEA, of the counsel for
-JEFFSRsoN DAVIS, made motion before Judge UspEa
WOOD In Chambers, in order to jurisdiction of
the Courts in Virginia involving the power the
prisoner to ball. being judicial question with which
tine Presidentshua nothing to do. Judge Underwood
Expressed the opinion which has always been insisted
on by Chief Justice CHASE. that long 90 martial law
or military surveillance enforced In Virginia. the
Courts were nero adjunct and to be of the
military power. Judge UNDERWOOD declines issuing
inc writ OF habeas corpus to bring the prisoner before
ais Court until he receives from the President
quishment of the to the civil authorities DAVIS
being now prisoner Of war.
Judge UNDERWOOD reduced his opinion to writing
which was delivered to the President by Mr.. O'CoNoa
All action In the premises Is suspended until further
orders from the Government It is stated on the
ity Of one OF the counsel, that application for bail
was made to Chief just CO CHASE. Attorney General
SPEED. CHAs o'CoSoa and Ex-Governor PRATT were
among those present in USDRRwoop's chambers to-day
Within the last few days Mr. DAVIS friends profession
al and otherwise have had free admission him. The
passage Of the resolution by the House. to-day declar
that In its opinion Mr. DAVIS should be kept In GUS
tody until tried by law, superinducsd by appre
henson that ho would be bailed.
The rules suspended for tho purpose of passing
the resolution
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or NOTICE. .coNsIaNEFs pS. STEAM
SHIP MoNEKA, from New York, are bssseby notified
that abe is This Day dischargng at Atlantic Wharf
oods remaining the Wharf at sunset will be stored
at their risk and expense "A. GETTY & CO.,
June IL 2 ManaRinp Owners and AGENTS,
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agFOR ALDERMAN OF WARD NO. Al. W.
STEINMEYER. LEGION.
June IA 8
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BY TELEGRAPH.


0uest1On OF Bail for Jefferson Davis,
WASHINGTON, Juno 10-There many rumors re-
speotng the efforts making to effect the release of
PERSON DAVIS. but little is certainly known. HoRAcs
GREELEY, AUGUSTUS scHE11, HORACE F. CLARK, OK
congressman OF New York, and other prominent Der
sons are here with this object in vew and one of the
party has been in search Of Judge UNDERWOOD to ask
Dali Tor the prisoner The refusal OF that person to
comply Will eventuate in appeal to Ohief Justice
CHAsE. Five gentlemen offer to become bondsmen for
1KFFERsoN DAVIS for $4,000 each hs appearance at
the october term OF the COURT In Richmond. JEFFER-
sos DAVIS Is held prisoner Of war, and not as
prisoner OF state, as hitherto supposed The writ Of
ha6eds corpus. granted, would bring him under the
control Of the Court, in other words, release him
from military custody In this the Government would
not Interfere, as 1t would then be q purely judicial
matter leaving the Court to determine whether not
~ would release prisoner on BAIL without any consulta
ton with the President 1t may bO repeated that
President JOHNSON has nothing whatever to do with the
present question of ball. being confined to those who
are now here to obtain that end. Tho Radicals arc
fearful that It will be accomplished.
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a@NOTIOE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
tho expiration Of three months from this date sppIca
ton will be made to the Washington and New Orleans
Telegraph Company for renewal OF OEhTIFIOATE OF
TWO SHARES OF STOCK in said Company, held IN the
name Of MICHAEL LAZARUS. and dated 18th Novem-
Der, 1s4s. and numbered 49," The original having
been lost mislaid. B. D. LazARuS Eraonto-
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nT BOINEST & BURKE RECEIVE THE
latest New York DAIILEs every afternoon. Price 1C
o3nts at,lth Aprii
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a8- GOOD INVESTMENT.-FIFTYC CENTS
for the GOLDEN PACKAGE will be money we'll spent.
For sale by all stationera June
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-20
EPORT OF COMMISSIONERS
Montpelier, June Is, 1866.

The commissioners appointed at the last
Session Of the Vermont Conference to locate
the Vermont Conference Seminary and Fe-
male College alter inviting the several local
ties where the School was desired 20 be To-
Gated, to present their respective Inducements
for such location, aud efter listening to the
same with careful sud prayeTful considera-
ton, have decided that the said Semi
nary and College be located at Mon tpelier
on the grounds known as the . Hospital
Grounds
The c.mmissi0ners however feel constrained
70 say that the Inducements In money, sub
-cTiptiols, and local advantages OF the seve-
raj plac were SO equally balanced, and
exhibited such generous interest IN the con-
templated School rbst 1t was exceedingly diff
fcult To decide upon the relative merits Of the
several localities, buE taking into account the
present and she future, the local and the gen.
eral advantages, eccoruiug to their best judg-
ment, they located the Schoo las above named
~ Montpelier, snd they now beg leave To
commend the enterprise to the hearty symp2
thy and undivided corporation of the Church
and she friends Of education generally.
This 10 cur centenary year, and an unusual
opportunity is now given US TO make cur
thank-Jtferings to God tor the well being and
success OF the church through which we have
been le to Christ And we feel assured that
the Methodist Episcopal Church OF Vermont
viii honor itself, in placing on a sure aud
s4ti-Iaelory basis, This institution, which lie
designed 70 give our children high-toned
ami h1eral education. We Despeak gener-
jus endowment.
In behalf Of Commissioners,
\. L. COOPER, Chairman.
|. LUCE, Secretary.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-20

EDITORIAL CoURTEsY.-We regret that we
are a. the present tlms Obliged to refer to the
II ti.-iest spirit Of unfairness, which has been
shown by the Editors OF the Montpelier FREE
MAN, Walton Journal, and the Rutland Her
Gld, IN their c0uIse 10 refer nee to the Vermont
Chronicle and its proprietor One would in
fer hat they had only the Committees
Circular, or rather Mr.. Lords Report, in ref
ereBce to the Chronicle matter. Justice would
seem to distate that their readers should know
something of the defense
But We will not complain at then one-sded
view, Tor he time l. coming, when shall be
fully yindic4ted, and we afford to labor and
TO wait Vermont Chronicle
Ii the Editor Of the Chronicle will send US
reply to the circular, of no greater length than
the circular itself, shall very cheerfully give
il a place in the FREEMAN.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-20

MUSICAL CONvENTIoS.-The Vermont
State Muslc4l Association ill hold it, first Con-
,enti1u a. Clty Hal, Burlington, VT, COM
meucing Monday jun 70 1866. a; O'Clock,
P. NJ, anu cosing FRIDAY evening", the 23th,
und-r ue Erection # ~ O. Perkins, u Bos-
tou, assisted by ne ,i-ndelssonn Quintette, OF
b .-tal, IL The following Musical .s.ent, a.. OF
VII N ara l-tive Vermont-rs Mr.. ri. III.
Smith, u Boston, ooptano ; Mrs. ID. T. Hal,
of Boston, Mezzo Soprano Miss Jennie Nj.
key->, Of Boston, Sopfano AIiss Adds D.
Ry ~, OF Boston, Con-r2.to; Mrs. J. ). Turner,
Of Boston Alto Mrs. Geo Chandler, of Chi
cago, Soprano /; Mr. j. J. kinbaA, Of Boston,
Bass; Nlr. ii. ;. Perkins, Of Spring he ID, Tenor ;
hlr. E p. Philips, OF 81. Adams, Tenor Mr..
Frank ID. Sprague, Of Boston, Bass Mr.. G.
nj. Wym4n, Of keene, Baritone Mr.. J. h.
Perkins, Of Boston, Bass Messrs. II. L. Proc
tor, ;. c. Moore, Of Burlington, and Mr. j. L
Perkins, OF Boston, Pi4uists.
Concerts will be given on Wednesday ,Thurs-
DAY and Friday evenings.
We are happy to learn that there Is a yer
general interest," IL this Convention, and that
toe prospect Tor a grand gathering OF she oest
musical taleur il The STATE il very hatierIng.
No such convention Of musical talent was ever
heard il Vermont, ., ;hat offered in the list
OF performers above mentioned. The friends
II Burn glon are wide awake, doing all they
tor a grand success. Let the friends from
all parts vi the oE2.e do their part, and We
can guarantee pleasant and prof table Con-
yention.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-20
ELLINGER AND Foors's ConBmAr1or-Non.

1-' NA>D wa - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
day and Tuesday of this week the quiet citi-
zens OF this village were thrown into a state
OF pleasurable excitement, by the arrival of
this unrivaled troupe of musical ce,ehrit;ea
anu ll4t4e geninses, and she entertainments
gwen here have been highly relished by both
young and old. The little folks-Com. FOote,
Miss Eliza Nestel!e and Col. Small-are ce.-
tsinly prodigIes of wonder, and taken together
would probably make about fair-siz d baby.
And yet these little diminutive specimens OF
humanity possess the intelligence, vivacity
and gricefuiness of many full-sized man or
woman. Com. FOote speaks, reads and writes
English and German, is perfectly at home as
orator, actor or dancer aud his sister, Miss
Nestelle still smaller than the Commodore,
Is not whit behind him in accomplishments :;
while Col. Small does up the fancy dancine
IN fine style These little folks might well
De thought sufficiently attractive to draw full
houses, but Messr5. Ellinger and Foote are
not content with " well-doing" simply, and
therefore have secured the services of th g cell
ebrated Continental Vocalists,' whose songs
OF Peace, Love and Liberty are now just as
fresh, pure and sweet in the days when FIRST
they won popular favor and appreciation. No
one should tail to hear them and the perform
ance of the little people will give pleasurAble
and lively zest to he entertainments offered the
public 6y Messrs. Eilinger and Footo.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-20
|. LUCE Secretary.

STATE BANK BLLs-The bill. of all state
'anks viii not be redeemed except by The
o4rks winch issue them, after the z5th Of this
month. Our subscribers will bear thl. in mind,
and not send Us state money Except bills on
BANKS IL Washington County, after tina, date.
If they have any state money on hand they
mad better send It Il once to Us to the amount
If their subscriptions now due. Any further
sums which they have on hand shoulI be a.
once changed into na,lona! currency. Bills on
bank out Of the State will also not be curren,
after tue 25rh inst, and viii not be received
at this office IN payment Of subscriptions.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-20
aiEas sEraley,s Estate.

THE subscribers having been appointed by ne
Hanorble Probate Coun 70 the Dist ct OF ASH
-cton Com sioners receive, exa nj ne no az
iust all and t-ma nds of Ill per- sons %
he estate of Slas Braley, Iuts of No'tbneio, 10
said district deceased represented insolveE she.
rm of sir month. from tie "a day 81 April ieoo
above bv said Cont tie CREDITOR Of ssid
deceased toe hibiIand provttheir spectve c aims
h. for, Ms. Give notice thai will attend to the
3uties OF our appoIntment NJ the dwelling house OF
II NJ Davis, in Norhn Id IN SAID dirtho' on lns
Cd THURSDAYS Of August and September next, at one
O'Clock in the afe moon, on each Of SAL days.
BENGNI WEBSTER, Coun,,.
NOAH CARLTON,
Northfeld Nay 10th, A. ID 1866 vZS~S