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NOTICE TO JUDICIAL O FFTU
y taking 90 Testimony ia cases OF slaves alb
Quoted or harborsi by the enemy aud of other pro.
perty seized wasted, or destroyed by them
|. The owner of slaves ahdusted or hsrbcred by
destroyed by them, shall If living, either by him.
self or attorney, make affidavit OF ownership and
OF loss by such abduction harboriBg seizure waste
destruction II the owner be not living, or il la
boring under the legal disability OF infansv insan-
ity, or coverure then the legal representative of
such owner shall make affidavit OF ownership, and
loss or injury.
= Ia 10 will the affidavit of the owner, at.
torney, legsi represent ative, be taken as evi.
de.lce OF the fact OF loss unless il shall appear
the satisfaction of the judicial officer taking the
same that no other and better esideuce can be OBJ
tanned which fact shall distinctly appear in tho GER
utcate OF such officer.
3. The judicie Ger shall red zee to writing the
ora evidence offered in support et the alleged own
ershp, asd loss or injury aud -, evidence thus
reduced TO writing, together will The affidavits
ken by him, shall be transmitted ' him To the Sc.
ereiary OF State within thirty da from the day Of
hearing.
T. The judicial officer shall staf= Ia his certificate
whether the eyidence so heard ID transmitted is.
or is not, entitled to credit
D. Evidence shall also be taken, Dr. affidavit made
and transmitted with the other evidence, showing
the State or county of which the ALLEGING
loss or injury WAS citizen at the time of such lose
o. injury and at the tine of Offering evidence or
making affidavit.
6. In case the Department should he required to
furnish certified copies Of the papers fled, the
law, viii be ton cents FOR every hundred words Of
copy. Wan M. BROWNE,
Acting Secretary OF State
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
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agKG4EgGA asa, Sss.
JTER ARRANGEMENT.
u Richmond AND YORK RIYLR RAIR0lI
CHANG e or SCHEDULE.

On and after November 1st 1851
The Passenger Train leaves Richmond dsljs
$50 a. VI.
Tie Passenger Train leaves West Point dlly
g n
The FreiFht Train leaves Richmond dsGy lusp
Supde vs. a. 5 A. NJ
The Freight Train leaves West Point daily Il
cept SlndGys,) at -. Is p. NJ.
80 No freight received after O'Clock "
DC 29-ts K II. TEMPLE. Sep
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
sE HEALTH, HEALTH

BFssi44, AEai4sf--
BETTER THAN GOLD.
Wrss NARY ScoFIELD, PnEcEPTaFss. No. Csc
BALTIMORE STREET, BaLri.oHE--"T truth St5Ga
gar ia1R Fiction This Lady srFers! for wears
with Chronic lutisinnaory Rheumatism IL les tl,oat
malignant FORM She first Contracted the disease
v ben TWO years old, ny bang vsccinGted with r!at
ter from child who AL the white swelling fFsu
this time TO womaahoo1 her sGnerings ~e;. ex
tresne--she never hsd relief from pain Until curec
by EAMPToES TiECTCRE.
an Extract from the Letter
II often wish my parents had known Of this rem.
elY when was child as believe should have
been saved tie oxerueia.ing pgin 1 have be Ii s1b
lsrted TO, as wei as the 6eoTTi;y of body | must
carry 20 the grave, and my parents would not liz
beer under such heavy oxfenseS from doctors . Is
and in sending be, SO taey did, 10 the cslcbrat d
SPRING. In England in search Of health. ! wish all
Tue afflicted world eouid ma AID hear the belle
ts have derived from this Tinctars OF Hamptons
Try to make al acJIsrtei With rs virtues With
whom / come IN contact.
"tisnisrn<r / am q thousand t'clGs 0bllrsf to
you, ana you are ii Hearty to use my mama sad
case &c all.
Il ra1,sin yours In gratitra~
'fHARy e. sc0YrgIp,
"No go West Beit!.sarc stree"
Rheumatism, Cough, Dyspepsia. Debility, Zero
fais, Eyes Pain III the aide. Sacz. Ac 2gs eure6
by it.
FEMALES AND CHILDREN. --ytis TiycruR.
viii be found great medicine foi al thay cs
Aasss
Gail and get Pamphlets, and rea3 many o .taf
most powerful possible Certificates o. trlrss Ok thf
shove diseases Of our own citizens
Sold by PURCELL IADD & CD, Richmond
by Dr.. COOKE, Fcederieishurg; b. ali tho u us
gists Ia Petersbrrgi By MORTIMER & NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Drugri1-s and Shop
keepers everywhere. 81 pen bsttle, * bottles as
ap l--dkewss
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DUN A " A Y-FIFTY DOLI-SSs =

DU N A w A Y-FIFTY DOLLAiS~
Ia WAkD.-Runawsy, en- the 5th =. ~
my NEGRO WOMAN, named RgTry :, 'gst
years old, Ave feet four inches hivh biaDs1s
waa hired to Joseph Davis, on sroad st..s,S.s
has mark on the face, in Consequence ~ "
ssFd plaster she had on, which pisca Ia ds'. rS
bought her OK MIR J. NJ. Price. Sha + , 'a@s
in this city, or has made her way to xr Pa
S1l give the above rewsrd ii delivered ~ ~
,r Ii ioige1 in Jail in the County or ~ ~
&C Tins JOSEPH STyp,
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TO THE PEOPLE OF THE 7ra CON
POSED OF THE COUNTIES ~ MI
p 4 4, AMHERST, NELSON, ALBE.
MARLE, FLUvANNA, AND HiIKING.
HAM.--FsLLQ1-C iTIzRss: am q candidate !.
represent you il tts Congress OF the Coufederats
kta.es. The hfiefness OF the stsx bet now IA
the election ard the difkculties and snxstis- Of
tbs sisaGs, aiise forbid canvass Sufzes il 10 say
that. eeetsd my Whole energies shall be deve ted
70 the advancement Of your inierests.
Y0nr feliew-citixsn,
SHELTON r. LEAKE.
Charistiesyiiis, Oes III, 1861. oc g--dtGNs
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PAEST'S OFFICE, VA. & TfNN. Z K co.,
LYWCHBuE r., Gcr. u. I7ft
NOTICE.--Parties Interested sFa netdsd ts
y hereafter preference viii be given "a 20
Transportation OF freight lst.. % as.@g ssus
ant then to other Government treiEh, &stpEs
the latter is offered il will be carried 30 ths sTA
sion of all private freight, and this company w.
not ho.d hself responsible tos AnF delay or ialaa
resulting therefram, 10 any freight belonging
diyiduals, so long Is that Of the GorenmeltbS
tered for transportation.
Shippers will take notice ard not send ifss.
foT-'v ard Especially that Of peris' able chas@s
until they have fret ascert2ined when ira4sH1s
ton can he furnished.
Information can always he obtained in rsisi5s
transportation by application 70 The Genera s.
perintendsnt at Lynehburg.
DC 2a--lrn 20. l. OWN presiAerL
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Lgrg 4. FIRE INSURANCE.

I N 5 u X a II q Z
TIE NIRGINI i FIRE AND MARINE IN
SURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE, No. lc3
Their new building, on Main street next door TO
the Bank Of Virginia, Richmond,
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I end very comfortable NOODENBUE.DYE;5.
s:itebie for the accommodation oi 1oediurc sized
faraiiy, @sth, between Clay and Leigh streets
gny1rca lsi:l VIII be sola ;ow application TO
- 3.--sTa /. s.. Lf3E
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~ TO THE VOTERS OF THE SEVENTH
~CON0RESSIOSAL d l s T Y ICT-C,om
posed of tie counties Of Campbell Amherst Mel
son, Albemarle, Fluvanna AID Buckn gham.--At
the solicitation of number Of gentlemen of differ,
ant parties throughout the District announce rag.
se1 candidate to represent you In the first Con
gress Of the Confad1rate States under their per
msnent Constitution. viii taAs aa early cppor.
unity 70 address h. people al their Respective
Court Houses.
Sc is-tS TANHc = NOR fsrzx~s q
1-Whig Enquirer and Examiner pisase cow.
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Fvl1TcAr1OrAI.


MISS TAzEwEIis having taken ehsrgs Of .
MI FAMILY SCHOOL. dssire. an addition to
thar number of nae pupiIs making In all twelve.
lrsr}s under twelve years OF age, or Hoys fissdrr
tea, viii ba received. Location Craze street, be-
tygses "a I'D 3 b..
f'giSxg--sser ~ sIor, nine n,onth4 eomrignsisg
Nov ~ af6~'>ssng August III, &c.
u.e aa--~la.s
VIII. OPEN AT BtgfsAH, King w.Ba.n co.,
z n SCHOOL for bpys, thu session TO begin en the
IN oct aad e.rtirua TN tha lst Of .sngust Ieea.
Ars. MARY II. UABsEs. with whom board viii
tase 81 boysto haard with her at :Si2 per month.
1ERAs-~pagabie saai-aa,.aailg.
i.ngthil. -s--+-..s.~. --.-- VIZ u9
Lain, Greek, and French each. - 10 on
&c 2a-isy JOHN ri. pILCkEFs, A H.
AIR. TlaaEs SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
IVA khaskIIs STREET, between esh and fth.
abis nehool Ia now fully organized; all the ciaaset
being II good working order. n iew more pupils
VII be received, to 81 up some u tie classes.
=. r. L. TfGiiE, 4. BIZ, Pr.-Ci2ssics & English.
II. T. KING, A. NJ, Assistant IN Afata. s. EnRlish.
Miss y. v. SAEvAY, Assistant in Primary Dept
kr. King Ia u Southern gentleman by birth and
education, sad comes well reconn aad.ed, with aa
experiences 0. nina years III teaching Al may DC
uscpe. &c add, tis&t MY school reseis,s es ever KY
constant ard unti vie3 attention.. French sud aFasF
ias ts.agilt. Z. Y. il TI1Izs "A. n, i,ria.
oe f4-lms
sNR LIZ EBYRh'S SCHOOL,
tss RICHMOND W.
Gf5 inaututic1 VIII open Sssld ei a-.s' Ibk
CT October l5i, for the reception both Of Dnaraals
snd Day Scholars.
Fer particulars. apply to
sd Its EUBERT r. LFaFE3pEE.
SNHUGCR FILL ENGLISH AND OLkssJ.
Cal. SCHOOL,
Or BROAD, BETWEEN nth AND 25Ta srFEgTt
The next session of this School viii conlu.encs
90 TUESDAY, l7th Septsn,heZ.
TEExs As HERETOFORE.
REgEaESCEs--M essrs A. Y Stokes Euut
james, A. S. Ice, Andrew @. Eue,t, J. NJ Conrad Z
3. Smith, L. 5tearns, Thee. Hsrdgrove, Col. 4. 4
wilkins Dr.. john Eu0x-fa:rous
~ Fer Circulars apply to Messrs A. Y. STOCK
CT HUST g. JAMES. VI. L. MILLER, A NJ,
&c 23-6sv* Principal
doc aDIN q AND DAY SCHOOL,
ID FOR You're LADIES.
F~GAkiias Street, bssseeea Sd end itS
This ssiss4s CLOPTON daughters of fhe late
Eudge Ciopton) viii opon School or the ist Of Oc
tober, 1851
C,ro1.lars Of terms ETY.. will be sert 70 hose dc
string them. SO @6-3m"
ssaERE' Akl1 s.ssesshS. A.c.
vfyENTS, TENTS, TENTS.
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TO THE biiLITARY.-KN A p $ AC X :,
I HA|ERSACKS, ana WATER PROOF
GOODS, consisting of CLOAkS, CAPES,
COATS, OYERALt4S, CATERS, HAVE
LOCKS, SHfEIS, &c; all OF the best Soatherr
r1anufaeturad material and az reasonable prices
Cell and examine al She i<naDsaek Depot on Gov
srnor street, or Main, ever Spence s. Carey Cloth
,ag store arst door, up stairs ae !9--inh
ENI.IlETT & UREWRY,
q! NO. II Pearl STREET
Have in store and offer for sale large 2tock Of
Cotton Yarns and Cotton Rope;
Brown Drilii0gs and 0sBabucgS;
81, ( and "A Brown Sheeting aud Sbirings
Cotton Paiis aId Stripes; q.
Heavy WOODEN I-iBseys ksrseys and TwesdS
Military Buttons; Blue ClOshs;
Light finished Cloths suitable icr ladies eiosks
Aad good assortment OF seasonabie Dry
Goods. &C G--ts
TOMMANDfRS or REGIMENTS, COMPA.
J MES, AND pRTVATES, ATTEN II0N--
en now manufacturing brass pressed LETT hRS
AND FIGURES, for MiliSGEy Gaps, in any guam
ases and az ths shertes, notice. These Letters
have go superior IN the Confederate States. IUr-
rt8seIs are invited TO call ana examine theGl--
Samples sent by mail receipt OF ten ceUts to
aoYer postage. Call Ca or address.
T.. II. LEWIS, Crsnd Gutter
At Gas. Il. Langley Gin Store, 18th ST..
nc i-if7' i:a+- Main sad Cagy, Giehlnd. Va.
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Z AUIES' UNDER w EA R.--SiIk and lde.
L 4 rino Under Vests and Drawers; Ccrsets, from
% 20 So inches Pip hliped Gloves Hosiery. in silk,
Nerino and Cotton; Cal,brics; Jaconets; Tape;
Checks; Wansook's Brhants; India Twills; irish
LINENS; Linen Sheetings; Table Damssks; Eurni-
ture Dimty; Bed Blankets. Also, Carpets, a good
variety OF :}-ply Ingram, Velvet, and Brussels.
CHRISTIAN q LATHR0P,
&C Il 80 Main street.
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u AN AWAT-eloo REWARD -
/ l. on Monday, NEGRO Boy. nsn,sS "a" .sss
about i've feet eight inches high ~. sst
mers Slightly; about twenty or ;vsn, lax 80
old; weight about 80 pounds or,re.}y 70 70, zee
70 Capt John Wright, Of PLAZA View 3 Srsiesss
and Queen county Va. The sSoya -, y K,
be paid on bis delivery to TIE at nv osssaaa
city. He nay bA making his way "a W w "a
Va lie bias wife in thai neighb,rhnas fao,
upper teeth are dAr6, from tgrtsr On ths-. Il
oe 2y-ts BENJAMIN n.,,.
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q Ii WOOL PLAIN UULORED NOUS.
~ LIES. Opening this morning a large lot Of
PLAIN eoiorad al Wool fIouslIls of the best quality
at only ~ cents the yard. good dark coors. Among
the lot is piece White, st the same price, SPLEEN
did for ladies' under garments at
EZEEIEL'S, IL Main street,
oc q Siailert'sold stand.
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IONSUMERS OF COKE, who hare been
I ! regular customers, and lave not unpaid &C.
counts our books. and who desire q continued
supply for cooking purposes only, viii please leave
streets ard state the least quantity that viii meet
their nonthly demand In order that we may esti
mate hat further quantity can Be spared to otheE
applicants.
Cash on sling TIE order wiz be an indispensable
condition OF, all future deliveries.
oc 2S-ts JOHN r. WERTH, Agent
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%aEsskusREEs, EE9yona, .acs.

~ 70 % y 4 NJ -st417s AAkNF a % kl-ss ssNs
- Il Il VI l. 4 q II Z
Z w IN T.
CLIQEOf BRAND,
GENUINE.
FOR sale by
THOMAS JONES
oc 30--;F no. : 9fain street.
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I r,nSia yours Il, @rat;tr a..

"MaRy &. scoTrgIp,
''No go West Bei;i,aarc stree"
Rheumatism, Cough, Dysqepsia. Debility, Zero
fais Eyes, Pain "a the aide. Sack Ac, 2gs eureo
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O,ale over 4. BGdeker's Gsug Store,
OF ls--2.Wts Fam street.
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HT0R RENT~-A barge and con- Portable rtfvnie
u RESIDENCE, in the town of ChsriottesNsl'e,
afaI exec emf SERVANTS, Il desieu1, can be rens'
ID b- Suitable tenant.
For further iusornati IN apply At this ofaee' or
10 the Postmaster q. Charlottesville
~ L.
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irofryf bold SION il.s pal q ga i...ruee
than Frtmoa h.s past DC asi ry ess
hare ne8r hss nsue familiar ihronglloai
sls abd wah u.s saFtign papulataa le
Is extremely pofular 0f ali OPT oaictr
Ne seems 10 have ihC saalsties more ilaa
nuy other plicb Is 10 make Che military
hero. lie secures mol only thc ranadsree
bit The heart q BIS soldiers Az Spring.
Geld We arc tod tie var cry vas Fremont
and The Union, thus showing ihe deep per-
soaal regard which reryades bis army.
Late events lead o. 10 contemplate Tie
campaign IN Missouri wah some salisiae-
liaa. The rebel force winch recently
threatened st. Louis, quite likely a, aa
early day 10 be driven beyond ihe limits
u the State, and the rebel eaase 70 receive
ia that section dangerous il not fatal
blon
In yiew Of these f,eis, Il seems 10 Us
ihai the removal 81 Fremont az this juno
iure would be extremely unwise and dis
aslrous 10 the national interests. II may
be that his apparen, shortcomings are but
the necessary results Of the difficulties Of
his position. Il may be that the charges
preferred against him are merely the in
tigucs Of ambitious interiors. Ambition
is dangerous and daring passion. Il
will not be forgotten that in the days OF
the revolution, Gen. Gates, an officer Of
great ability, secretly coveted the place
held by Washington, and would have been
glad to have secured it, even at the ex-
pense Of intrigue and irickery. To Gen.
Gates the course Of Washington was IN.
doubiedy foil of incompeiency and folly.
II strikes Us that investigation, ccnsure
aud removal, would be much more appro-
pirate IN other departments much nearer
the Government than Missouri; and that
Gen Thomas talents for military espion-
age, with much less personal inconveni-
cncc, might be employed in probing the
first causes Of Bulls Run and Balls Bluff,
viii, chapter each upon Gen. Patterson
and Gel. Miles
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

The people Of Bennington are sending
boots to Company A, I'd Regiment, which
went from that town.
A Military Company has been form
ed at Bennington Centre, composed of
Seminary students.
The store of A. w. & II. w. Colburn,
in Pomfret, with its contents, was consum-
ed by fire on the evening of the 10Th ult.
Loss, $4,000. Insured for ST 1000
Five members Of the I'd Vt. Regiment
have shot off their fingers. Their names
are Hurley and Bradford, Of Bennington
Goldsmith and Wilcox, of Pownal, and
Westcott, Of Manchester. Wilcox lost
three fngers-the others each the fore
fingers.
The Governor Of New Hampshire has
appointed Thursday, November 2eth, TO
be observed as a day of Thanksgiving in
that State.
Thursday 81, has been appointed for
Thanksgiving day, by Governor Washburn
Of Maine.
Gov. Andrew has appointed Thursday
the 2lst as day of Thanksgiving and
prayer, it being the anniversary Of the day
signing the original compact of govern
ment on board the May Flower.
A man named Stephenson, Of Glover,
was found on Sunday, the 9th, in a field
few rods from the house, with bis head
completely beaten to pieces, and an ak
helve was found near by, splintered, and
broken, and stained with blood. David
Fleming has been arrested on charge Of
numbering him. He was seen at Stephen.
sens house that day, partly drunk, with an
ak helve in bis hand.
Hon. Stephen Thomas is talked Of, We
understand, for the chief command Of the
Vermont Regiment to be raised for Gen
Buffers Brigade.
REPORTED DEATH or GEs. SAN Hous
ToS.--IDtelligencc received by way 0
Galveston and Nashville announces tht
death Of General Sam Houston, bni give
no particulars Of the event.
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THE LEGTSL4TURR.

The Legislature are drawing their la
bors to a close with as much haste as be-
comes so dignifed body. The bill CIV
ing the Cavalry Regiment seven dollars
per month extra pay, passed with little
opposition. Strong beer end cider can no
longer be sold, according TO lac, 10 gro
cerics and eating houses. Dogs are still
allowed TO destroy sheep with impunity.
Another regiment Of infantry is 10 tie
raised at once, and the Governor IS empow-
cred 10 meet any cali Of the President by
raising others, The effort to raise the en-
tire expense Of common schools on the
grand list has failed in the House. The
State will collect the national tax by its
own officers, and thus save fifteen per
cent. Montpelier hoped TO get moiety
Of the funds expended on the State House
refunded; but the House promptly re-
plies, none Of it," The Bennington
County Shire question has not as yet shown
itself, and probably will not this session.
The Senate is unwilling to have Vermont
soldiers act as slave catchers, (no danger
of thai) but Is willing to repeal the uncon-
slitutonal act known as the Personal Lib
erty bill Of 1858.
The Insolvency and Military bills are
still in the hands Of committees, while the
appropriation bills have not as yet been
introduced. Gems. Davis and Baxter are
10 be subjected to fiery ordeal when the
election Of military officers comes up
They have done nothing right, of course,
and are indii ecily the source Of much OF
our national woe. What pity that all
men are not perfect and how much more
pity that every one Should be so ready
to suspect his neighbor. The condition OF
Gems. Davis and Baxter reminds us OF
that member Of the Legislature who once
proposed 10 amend The criminal laws OF
the State by compelling every one charged
is criminal to prove himself innocent, or
else TO receive punishment. The charges
against Gems. Davis and Baxter are I'M
doubtedly alarming but the Proof-let us
have the proof.
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REcrIvEp.--We have received the
October number Of the Yale Literary
Magazine, conducted by the students Of
Yale College II is a very ereditable
work, and speaks well for the literary cul-
ture of its editors One of the most read
able articles, on the poetry Of Fitz Green
IIalleck, is from the pen Of our friend
Richard skinner, Of Chicago, member
of the Senior Glass, and one Of the editors
of the Magazine.
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ABscoNDED.-Mr. Myers yesterday
having left the Capital in the morning,the
matter was brought to the attention Of the
House during the morning session, by Mr..
Moves Of Burlington, who offered the fol-
lowing resolution
Whereas, the gentleman from Jamaica
has heretofore heroically resisted all at
tempts to induce him TO adjourn over, and
has this morning cIandestinely left his
seat and disappeared from tie House.
Therefore,
Resoiued, That the Sergeant-at-Arms
be directed TO inquire for what cause the
gentleman from Jamaica is now absent
from his seat, and whether or not be is in
town.
Mr.. Henry of Chester remarked that he
thought the gentleman from Jamaica had
acted throughout the session in his oppo-
sition to tie motions for an adjournment
from sense Of duty. He had supposed
he was sound in his firm opposition. But
he had information, which he deemed
worthy of credit, that the gentleman had.
before the beginning Of the session, made
an arrangement 10 meet some member Of
his family at certain place. II was,
however, with feelings of surprise, that
while sitting on the porch Of the Pavilion
on Friday, he saw ia the dim mists Of the
morning, The gentleman from Jamaica APP
near round the corner Of the store oppo.
site, carpet-bag IN hand. He was glad
that the gentleman from Burlington bad
brought the matter before the House.
Mr.. Balch Of Ludlow moved that The
resolution lie. and that copy be sent 4
tie gentleman named therein.
The House anally dismissed the resolu
ton. on the motion Of Mr. Seymour o
vergennes.- Burlington T,,ss, n 'ast.
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THr C0tthY RtglNFNr- Tlt Bur.
bnslon T5ms, thinks Tee cavalry rtgament
sil leave far tie scat Of war in tao Of
three weeks The uniforms and equip.
menis have mo.ily lecn FURNISHED -
The equipments are said 70 comprise every
article Of convenience aud are all well
made. Tie regiment las been supplied
with the latest style d tents, which they
arc nov using IL lhc.r encampmenis.--
Fifty recruits will be needed 10 fll tie
regiment The Bennington company i
short Of full number BY only two or '9hree,
several having joined since The company
went into camp. OF The frs, 81 Of the
Bennington County company the average
age is "a $4,000. They were recroi,ed
from Tie following towns. Bennington, 26
Rupert, 10 Dorset, / Pownal, g. Sand
gate, 5 Manchester, 4 Salisbury 2; Al.
lington, ! Winhall, l. 0utof Counts, / l.
From North shire, 3j South shire. SO.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-11-05
HorsE.AFrRRNOoN.

The Free Press says the uniforms are
all at Burlington, for the Cavalry Rcgi
ment, and for the most part distributed
The uniform and equipments consist Of
black felt regulation hat, With plume and
fatigue cap jacket Of dark blue, trimmed
with yellow braid and brass buttons, and
with brass scales on the shoulder; trousers
Of light blue top boots oyercoats ofbrown
cloth, made large and long, with large
cape stable jacket; canteen sabre and
belt. What firearms, whether carbine or
revolver, will be furnished, is not decided
on. The clothing is extremely substantial,
and the uniform tasteful and seryiceable
one.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-11-05

The following is an authentic copy OF
the returns of the population Of the sever
al counties, under the census Of 1860, as
certified to by the Secretary of the later
Tor, and lodged in the office of the Sore
tary of State;
Addison County, 23,992; Bennington
Co, l9,445; Caledonia Co, 2l,7l4; Chit
tepden Co, 28,l7S; Essex Co., $3.50
Franklin Co, 27,254; Grand Isle Co. A.
PIG; Lamoille Co, 12,237; Orange Co.
25.5l0; Orleans Co, 1891 Rutland Co
50. $50; Washington Co., 27,6l2; Wind
ham Co., 27,003; Windsor CO., 81 ,238.
Total, 3l5,205.