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\ PASSENGER from Richmond via Rockville
Friday. reports that Cen. Zolicolar oil the
Tennessee troops there, had Suppressed Pdr-
son D.ownIoW's Knoxville Wig.
The Richmond ErdnlHer Of the SIN says
tie Rebel Congress, TuesdIy, considered the
bill fr public delence. The bill authorizes
the President 70 employ the military con-
t0rm4bly t. the act Of March 10th, and o.
accept 800 600 volunteers.
The Athens Pest says it's reported tAat
several companies in that county have bean
organized to resist the action of Tennessee IN
becoming a member Of the rebel C5nfcderacy,
and hopes the report is without foundation,
as the County has given a decided rebel ma
iority.
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HIRAM HOOSE,s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, The HonOra-
- DISTRICT OF cHITTESDES, S. : be the Probate
Court for the District Of Chittenden, TO all persons
interested in the estate Of Hiram Hoose, late Of
Colchester in said District, deceased, Greeting.
Whereas, said Court hath assigned the 9th day
Of August next for the settlement Of the Admins
tration account Of the Administrator of the estate
Of said deceased, and ordered that public notice
thereof be given to all persons interested in said
estate, by publishing this order three weeks sue
cessively previous to the day assigned, in the Bur
Iington Free Press, printed in Burlington, in said
District.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear al
the Probate Court Rooms, in Burlington, on the
day assigned, then and there to contest the allow
ance Of said account, if you see cause.
Given under my baud, this 30th day Of Jnly
A. D. 1861.
v5w3 D. FRENCH. Register.
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" AsnINGrnN. Auc. 10

The Surgeon-G General has taken measures
for carrying into effect the late act Of Con-
gross for an addition To the Medical Staff Of
the army.
\ corps If cadets Is 10 be formed whose
duty 1t shall b. t. act a. dressers in the gen.
eral Hospitals and as ambulance attendants
in the field, with the samc pay IL Vest Point
cadets. CANDIDATES will be examined before
a Board, and from those approved viii be
made selections.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-16

oscar a vs. ''''''' chist.nasp County coqr.
CHARLES PHiLLIrs, Of april Term, lsGl,
Montreal, Canada East.
This is an action Of G eneraI Assumpsit, demand
ing in damages the sum of $4,000 dollars, and
was entered at tho ab3ve term Of said Court.
And it not appearing that the defendant had
personal notice Of said suit, it was ordered b. said
Court at said term, that said defendant be
notified to appear thereto NJ the next term of said
Court, TO be held at Burlington, on tho 4th Tues
day of September, 1861, or then be defaulted, BY
publishing a notice thereof three weeks success-
ing. the last thereof to be at least 90 days before
said term, In the Burlington Weekly Free Press.
Burlington, July 20, 1851.
A j. HOWARD, Deputy Clerk.
Underwood E. Walker, Counsel for Plaintiff.
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The Memphis APpeal, in urging planters
70 keep their cotton at home, says 'Should
theusual quantity be brought to Memphis say
four hundred thousand bales, and he stored
in onr Warehouses, twill be a temptation for
the enemy to essay It's capture which would
be extremely great, particularly as cotton Will
be very scarce at the North next winter. 1t
would be tanta9tount indeedto Offering TWEEN
e. millions OF dollars Tor the invasion of the
Mississippi Valley and for a successful iny1-
sion against Memphis.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-16

TaAEtEs B. Many, vs. 2Qhitts,irn G..
John IL and JANE GGNv, f~Sootemblr Term.
tAssizR Dorr, aatI+ o-iarz) 1851.
Charios 3. Marvin Of San TG&neisso. Cal;f5r =.
having hisd in the Office of the Clerk his p~e,isis.
Ietdrna5ia 10 tae above named iherm Of ,-ti
Court fol TIE foreclosure OF the folIo4r. xr4.
ses situate IN Pu5j;cs-or in sd Cou
homestead premises o. The East side or -hsT..-
street row ~cccupie! b. John j. Gay. sud :
lots, Nos- -, -. y anu part OF n "a. en-
Of '"nd recorded in volum" ca paso ' -rt s.
records If ,..7ii"gtou; sad is iv.~- .r
ids = stfr ---ce.. as extended ucrtae..r
North stroei. Ass3 / C.l=r viIl-5 l-.s l-i--
Nos. ,. ., % &rd y On a plan OF lad recorded
volume p on page Az OF said record slil
iviaS On bath sides ot the str,et. re-. west
said extension OF Water st., and E5r;4 81 - -t
street. AID setting forth ia substance that sir.
John X. and Jane cray conveyed the above pI,.l
Ies tTi:h others since Tslva odI On the e6th d.
Of February, lSjG, TO s1id Petitioner conditional
for the payment n three Uotes, Ons of 5 90. t~o
OF 500 each, dates 70 february, 1856, payaLe
TO Petitioner 81 Bopk ot Burlington, in one. tv-
and three years with il;eFes, quarterly and ,l..
the ssiae we've dcs sud unpaid, ami that s-id ser-
erai defendants claimed al I2ter1s. IN the prr1f-
ses by subsequent conTeyauces thereof ani ury-
ms fer the foreclosure 81 their equity OF r-J.mr-
tiOn therein.
and Il appearing that sail D1ty rssidcs ont e
this STATE and cannot be served with process, s1i4
Petitioner IS ordered &C notify him and eli other
absent defendants 10 appear and make ansNcc 60
said Petition a. the nexi Term of t5is Court u p.
held at SuriinStoa ca the All Tuesday Of |-p;.-
1851, ar tic sans will be taken as confes C..
by publishing notice Of tais OrGer AID Of the sub
stance Of said Petition tATce weeks successive
the last Of whica to BE- 20 days before said Tern.
in the Burlington Free Press.
Dated at Burlington aforesaid this 35th day Z
July, 1861.
J.. 5. LDAYS, Clerk.
Underwood and Walker, Solicitors. W5S3
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RADWAY'S R~ENOVA1ING
DE[DI VENT

RAILWAYS RgNovAT!NG REsoLvEST operating
through the blood. purifes the flesh from ulcers
and the skin from eruptions. Hereditary s~crotd!a,
erysipelas, rheunatisn, salt rheutn, cdnker, fever
sores, sore leg, infanei eyes, AMI every species OF
chronic disease of the glands, aud external men-
brancs, is literally extinguished by this powerful
corrective and re-yitalizing preparation.
Railways Remedies are sold by Druggists eye-
rywhere.
ucust . dtwlm
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j. {. FREMONT.
Maj. Gen. Commanding
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-UTyESRURGH ACADEMY.
U"NDEREILL

Il commence Thursday, August %.
Students wishing to pursue a classical course
preparatory for College, will find here an excel
lent opportunity. Also young ladies desiring to
take lessons in Music or Painting, can obtain
here first class instruction.
v3vailt J. III. BoSIW1Ck, See.
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TE71 LET. the store, No. 1. College street,
2 tho Free Pres; efce,-t goo1location
irc>s IA iker's or a milliners shop, or forany
business which can be accommodated in i,
Possession given at once
/ W. & q. G.B EN- EDICT
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" NNILNNi|N' EIN0'@N
Reliable information Is received that the
Rebels are Certifying Matthias Point and pre-
pairing t. close the Potomac against all Ed
eral vessels.
The pirate Sumter was At Curacao GA the
Eth, being permitted to enter the Port by
the Governor.
We learn firm Cairo that tie Tennessee
Rebels under Gen. Pillow have landed at
New Madrid.
Released Federal surgeons estimate the
number OF our men o prisoners in Rich
mOnd at 1000 to 100.
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REMARKS.

The market opened with the prospect of an ad
vance Of about soc per cTt as the number II west
ern cattle was small, and sone lots Of the best
we're sold at that advance, but as there was a good
supply o. small northern cattle tho prices were
kept down to about The same a. last week for all
but the best quality. Steep dull. lat few sales.
There was a Iarge number in tho yards az II
O'clock AMI viii have 70 be KEEP: oier vnle-- sold
at SOC per head lower than lat w,,k,as Lay,r are
determined t. bay q. tha. or not at all.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-16

LOCAL AGENTS WANTED.
" Addison, Franklin, Lamoille, Grand Isle and
Il Washington Counties, to sell the
WHEELER s. WILSON SEWING MACHINE.
hest in the world. Apply to
GEO. Y. y q. g.. BENEDICT,
Burlington, W.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-16

Tho L. :. Marshal arrested last night a
person who had registered himself at the
Parker House - &C. jordan, Pittsburgh.
Pa" but who subsequently, confessed him.
salf to be John Williams. of No folk, Va,
ana Is supposed to hold i commission in tbs
rebel army. He was arrested as a spy, and
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-16

Milan The captains q the steamers
s. r. Spaulaing and Ben Deferd paid Il bill
ol SO for Wharfage, while dlsemoarking the
Vermont regiment at New Haven N tuesday,
merely remarking that they have not pad
Wharfage at any other point sine beng !
I te United States service. n
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n1sEAsns

DISEASES OFW0MEN.-DR. MArrrsoS
attend exclusively 10 the treatment of P7oa's
9,scl,s, AMI the .P.eiai Disease Of WOMEN, at
his RrxspiAL ISsrrUTs fr Special Diseases, at
No. *, Union It, Providence, Il. !. See his ad-
vertiscmcn, OF The Gur,r I~ri.S REMEDY FOR
FEMALES IN this paper.
Nov. -. dawly
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CHITTENDEH COUNTY COURT.
April Term, 1861.

We.
Ezra pAzkuILL and , ofEss,x, This is an ac-
JOIN CLARK, N. Y. ton Of General
and special assumpsit for repairs. etc. on the
Schooner Francis and c~lsimings lien thereon, and
on her sails. tackle, etc, and den = In ua"'
ages 200 dollars, entered at said term:
and II appearing that the defendants reside out
of this State, and not appearing that they had had
nersonaI notice of said suit. ii ia ordered by said
court. that they be notified to appear thereto. at
the next term Of said Court TO be held at Burling-
ton on the 18th Tuesday OF September, 1851, or be
dcfaulted, by publishing notice of sand order three
weeks successfully, the last Of which TO be at least
20 days prior to next Term, in the Burlington
Weekly Free Press.
A.. J. HOWARD, Deputy Clerk.
UNDERWOOD and WALKER, Counsel for Pts.
Burlington, July 20. 1861. vows
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Legal No.ices.
STATE OF
CHITTEsDFy CorSrr.)
April Term, 1851.

DENNIS JONES,
vs.. TNHIS ;.sn .st;.,
FARRASD Y. BENEDICT and sr ssumn--t =
IrLstee LEOSARD MARSH. note and on tbe corn.
mon count, demanding in damages flteon hun
bred dollars; and the defendant residing out of
this State, ami haring no personal notice OF Is
pending. II Is ordered thu. said cause be continued
to tie nsXt term Of said Court, to be hell at Bur
llnston on the iourth Tuesday in September, A D..
1861, AID said defendant be notified hereof hy
publishing this order ia the Burlington Free Pres.
a newspaper printed at said Burlington, three
weeks suc;ossively, the last Of which shah 5e At
least twenty days PRIOR to said next term.
y. j. HOWARD. Deputy CIerk.
$50. (. t~DsUNDs, Counsel for Plaintiff. viva
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News Of the W eek.
BY Telegraph ao'he TniI,Ir" Pres


AZ" DIRK, AugGei 'th'
Tribune despatch says Gen. R,s.ncrln
has telegraphed to the z. NJ. Gen. that the
rebels have been expelled from the kanawha,
and asking Tor a resumption of the mail ser
vice, to which the department las appfo.
pria.tiv RESPONDED.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-16

DALIINVNLF -N"~FT'
Mr.. Brcckinrijge continued his attempts
to speak about half an hour, and was com
PEELED to desist. Among other broken SEN
fences. be said he " desired to spe ak for the
poor and weak, and not for the rich and
powerful a yoicc-''You lie and You
know you do.') He referred to the position
of Maryland, whose citizens had been out
ragged in their dearest constitutional rights.
and b al inquiries as to the charges against
those who had been been rudely torn from
their homes, nothing but contempt had been
returned. ''Do you" he asked, ''call this
a Ic?'' Cries of"No, no. mingled with
Kisses and shouts of DRY up, You traitor, .
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-16

NV lOAhf .AUL. To,
Prince Napoleon returned from Manassas
late last evening to Washington. lie break
tasted with BelureSlrd and johnson. He
was strongly pressed to visit jeff Davis at
Richmond.
The Notifications of Manassas are iormlI-
able, but the soldiers were poorly dressed,
though numerous.
1t Is stated that Mr.. Smith, arrested a few
DAYS since in New York, is a member Of the
Rebel Congress, and will be held asa hostage
for Mr.. Ely.
The tribune dispatch says the British
Consul at Baltimore is one of the chief aid
ers and abettors OF the Sece,Sionists.
relegraphic communication between
Washington and all the camps is beng fully
established.
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II. X. r.,
THE MINUTE MEDICINE.

In all sudden attacks of disease, either Cholera,
Yellow Fever, influenza. Grippe, Small Pox, Soar
let Fever, Railways Ready Relief, will, if admin
istered as in directions, cheek the progress Of the
pestilenc,, aud save the life of tho patient.
RADwAr's READY RELIEF is an article Of the
first necessity now. Rheumatism, Chills and Fe-
yer, Neuralgia. Sore Throat. Toothache. Influenza,
etc, are the c-oncomitants of summer. Repel them
promptly with the RELIEF 1t is a supreme anti
dote 70 all malsriOus diseases, breaking mp remit
tent and intermittent fever in their first paroxyms,
stopping the insupportable torture of rheumatism
and neuralgia in from one to four hours, and Civ
ing ease, sleep, and life slmosF. TO The exhausted
sufferer. Applied TO external hurts, it removes
pain and Inflammation, and prevents l~ockjsw. To
be without it is simply to be without protection
against sudden disease and the dIuger arising from
nerS0nal iniuries.
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STATE OF VI
~CH7rESHEN County CoyR-.1
April Tern, 1861.
IIgN.Y T. GAYL0aD

IIgy.y T. GAYLoSD,
IS. s:UtS il an cf.i,,
FARR4Np y. BENEDICT sud e Of as,1mpsit. on
Trustee LrONAaD MAGsH. note AID on the com.
Iaon counts. de'naudins in damages fif,eca buu-
drci do.ia's; aai the defendant residing Jut Of this
State. and hIvins no personal rotice ri its pend.
ency, II Is ordered that said c,use be continued 70
the next term o! said Court to DO held at Burlinc-
ton on the fourth Tues lag in September. A.. d.
1851, and saii defendant bc notified hereof, BIZ
publishing this order in tko Burlington E.ee less.
4 newspaper printed at said Burlington, ,6rsc
weeks suceessiseiy, the last Of which shall be a.
least twenty days prior t. sIii next term.
A. J. HOWARD, Deputy CIert.
so. =. EnNIHDs. Clnns fnr ElaintiL 49,
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Died.

In Burlington, Aug. II, Nr. Isaac Warner,
aged - years.
In shel6qrno, August {, Deacon nir2m New
eli, in the 18th year Of hisagc.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-16

order after perfecting his arrangement for
gathering the baggage. blowing up what
powder he could not carry, and destroying
other property which he did not wish TO
have fall into the hands of tn rebels.
lie left Springfield ON Sunday night and en-
camped 80 miles this side of that place, the
enemy not pursuing BIN.
Gen. Lyon began the attack upon receipt
of intelligence that the enemy were expeet-
ing reinforcement from Hardee's Column.
which was appro ching from the South
East.
1t was thought that Gen. Seigel would fal!
back no further than Lebanon, where rein-
f0rcementS would meet him.
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY Cor-,
THOMAS NYE,
This IS an acton cfU
cr1l Hs7rmps;'. =

JcHS, JoHx r., Thk Is an se,;on of q
and CAsSius I. Peck cT1l A'zrmps;'. = ? u
ing 10 DAMAGE. t1e sum ofI=, Q0g dolt-rs, e.s
at the above term. - 0ra.I Ta w
And said tc:cud'n's, John II. ami CASH
Pecx residing ont OF tt ; Stat AID rot sur---;.
to have been personally notified of sand suit. ..
ordered b. said Court taa. ,hay bs aotifsd p
pea taer-s AZ rha next tera. 4 sa;I C9u7t,
heia AZ .ut ington, On the Arm TUESDAY CT
Cemoef, IetI' or thc0 os daianlte5, By ru5l-si'
a notice OF said order three weeks succsr-iva!
the last OF v ich 10 be At least 20 DAYS srr].s "a:
next term, in tho Burlington Weekly Frsc P-e.s 81
Burlington, july 20, 13sL. .f.f
Al. HOWARD, Deputy C,sft.
UNDERWOOD d WALkER, as Couc. Pff. w,
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LOST,

an Saturday, near the Town Hall. a GOLD
" WArcH-EEY and SEAL N ring. The finder
will be suitably rewarded % les=ing il a. this
Office.
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\ DRESS o

MADE of French Patent Leather. Also Congress
Boots aud Shoes, made of French Calf and Patent
Leather, for sale at reduced prices at
PR0UTYt5.
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WAsn1NcroN. Ansust l4.h.

WAsuINCIoN, August l4th.
The commissioner of Indian affairs Is
about to leave Tor the Indian Territories and
Nebraska. o. business Of the Bureau. Inc
Government has no official advices that other
than the Half breeds from the India Tern
tories West Of the Mississippi have entered
the Confederate service. The forts there have
been abandoned by the United States troops
Taose supposed to be legal have been mt-
inflated by depending on future fultuiments.
Outside Of the above Territory the Abort
gines have not risen against Us. authority.
Llte last night, Mr.. Faulkner was removed
from the Jail, TO pleasant quarters under the
supervision Ct the Provost Marshal.
Two members Of tue New York 32i Req
ment were arrested in Alexandra, on Tues
dav, dressed rs Fire Zouayes, enlcayorins IN
that disguise to escape to New York. They
Will be court mlrtialed.
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RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.

RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.
Are a purely vegetable substitute for Calomel,
Mercury, Qlinine, etc.
One Of Railways Pills is superior to any other
pill or p~urgotive mercurial in use.
RApwAY's REGULATING Pulls control with I'M
paralleled rapidity the complaints most prevalent
az this season. They gently stimulate aud equal
ize the sluggish, unbalanced circul ition, and ex-
pei from the stomach AMI bowels the distractions
which might otherwise produce congestion, bill
lOus fever, etc etc. K sort t. them at once rs u
preventative pursativc, if any arrangement of the
system is suspected, and il disease of the stomach,
liver or dIschargins organs has actually set in,
rely upon tL,m as the only safe ami certain means
of cure.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-16

ptIvaTE TABouR, of the Rlns5m Guards,
dol at Brattlcboro', Sunday, Of brain
fever. His corpse was brought up to s..
Adams Monday night, in charge OF Ltcut.
Bell, and has been taken to Cambrilse for
~intermeut.
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Married..

IN 6.ohmond, July 18th, By F.. B.. Andrews
E.q., Wm. II. Cobb to Miss Fidelia L. Swift both
Of Huntington.
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YOUNG LADIES, SEMINARY.

THE YOUNG LADIES SEMINARY, con
Il Quoted by Rev. & Mas. 3. W. SMITH, will
open his FALL or WINTER SESsIoy, on ThErsdas
the 18Th Of 1sgust merit, and clos, the sd Of JanH
Gy.
The Departmental LADS y Y0USG GENTLE
MEN, who desjro 10 ht tLemsei yes for Business or
for College, will open at the same inc.
Il Is desirable that tho C who may wish 10 avail
themselves Of tho advantages e the Institution,
should make application. a. early as is convenient
to the Principal,
REV. 2. ". SMITH.
Ill. gO4I 1-Yf
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II a 'hctS..
CAHBHIDGF CATTLE HARRIET.

WEDNESDAY,. Aug. Il.
At market $50 Cattle about 1875 beeves,-and
81 stores, consisting Of Working Oxen, C.ws,
ono. two aad three years old.
MARKET BEEF-Extra, per crt, SC. 25aC, 80;
first quality s. 50; second quality 81 90 a eco,
third quality Sl,25;
Cows AND CALyEs-S30 2 $35 Is.
TEARIrEGs-Hone; Two years old-Nore;
Three years old-None.
SHrEr AND LANES $3.50 a. Market-pricos i.
lots 81 p a l 50 a 81 90; extra and selection.
81 81 a 90 a $3.50.
HipEs.-til5c peclb; Pelts 25e a Il 90 each;
Cllf-skins 7lsc Per ID. Tallow 5a5s'.
VEAL CA1yrs.-S0 00aO 90.
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SONGS FOR TIE TINES!

ogdensbursh, n. Y, Au;. ., 1851. WON'T.
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VERMONT CENTRAL RAILRO
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commence Monday Aug. IL. 1861.

AAObueH ibt. IL lNOl. -
TRAINS GOING Norm AND wEsr
Leave Burlington at 3 90 AM, 80 A. NJ. arG
$40 P. NJ.
MAIL TRAIN connects at Windsor and White Xiv.
err junction with trains leaving Boston aud Sprinr.
field, a; I 80 4. NJ. same day, and New York
previous evening Leave Windsor at l 25 p. NJ.
arriving Burlington at ! 90 PM, Rorses Point al
8 40 P. NJ, Montreal at 10 80 p. NJ. aud Ogdens-
burgh at 30 A. ". Connecting at Ogdensburch
with Grant Trunk Railway. for Detroit Chicago.
and the West.
AcCosMoDAIIos leaves Mortified at q, AN
for Burlington and Rouse's Point.
NIGHT EXPRESS, connecting at Windsor
with train which leaves New York at 8 90 A.. NJ.
at White River Junction with train which leaves
Boston via Lowell at 80 PM, or Lawrenee at
> 90 P. N. the previous day. Leaves White River
Junction at IL 20 A. ~, arrives at Burlington al
) So AN, Rousc's Point at Z 80 i. II. Montreal
at 8 30 AN, and OgdeGsburgh az 90 p. NJ.
connecting with Railroad AM Steamers FocNiagsr4
Falls, Buffalo and tle West.
Trans GOING SoUrH AND East.
Leave Burlington at I 30 A. n, 81 4. 81.
AMI S 90 7. VI.
MAIL TRAIN leavez;RousesPoint at 1 % ms
ST. Adams at I 90 A. N. connecting al Buriior.
toa with Rutland and Burlington trains for sara
toga Springs, Troy snd Albany, &c, connecting at
White River Junction with trainsfor Veil kive-.
Liltleton, White Mounta Us. Barton Sc, and for
Boston, Lowell, Worcester, &c, and connecting It
Windsor with trains Ter Boston, Springfield, Hart
ford, New Haven and New York, arriving in New
York at II Is, p. M.
EXPRESS leaves Rouses PIT. at . 10 AM. Connect
there with train from Montreal the same morning
connects at burlington v ia Rutland and Bur
iingtol Railroad tor Troy, Albany and New
York, and arriving at Northdeli at ? 80 ? ".
NfGur EXPRESS leav : OEde255lr.l d ii 90
AN, Montreal n. 3 a. Pm, Rouse's Point 90 P
M,couaectingat White River Junction Wit Moth
ern r. K. for Bo.ton, Worcester DC, Oar wing ia
Boston at 30 AND, at Windsor with Sullivan
Railroad for Boston, Springfield, Hartford, New
Haven and New York.
Sleeping Cars are attached 70 beth TIE NiGLt
Express trains running between Rouses Point and
Boston.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for
sale at the principal stations
MERRILL. suEt.
s.. Adams, Vt, Aug. u. 1851.