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The Greatest Facilities offered for
the Protection and Speedy Trans
uortation of LIVE STOCK.
srff,ara Rrcommotations " ith usual privil.
49,. l.5r i. rsons trageiiugi an charge thereof.
FRLIGHTS

kvtbfsRogie FreiGht~ OF all descriptions can
be forward ed from pail &c phfa, New York Bos
tom OF Baltimore. 10 any point on the Rail
Roads of Ohio. kealgckf. indiana, illinois,
WISCONSIN. Iowa, Or Missouri. by Raj lroad di-
rect
The Penusy lV4r Ia hail Read also connects al
Pittsburgh with steamers, by which Goods can
ba fofs tel 80 any port on tAe Ohio, Mnslkin
snn1. Kentucky. Tennessee, Cumberland. Him
ois. mississippi = .sconsin. Missouri Kansas.
trs.n.as. and Red Rivers, and a. Cleveland.
Ssneusky and Chicago with steamers 10 all
ports o. tie Noflh-Mcsicfn Lakes.
Herth 4fts ap1 shippers cntrustins the trans
aortff.utl olfleir Freight 70 this Company, can
r.fv ufth confidence It's speedy transit.
TuF RATES or FREIGHT 10 any point In
ID West by ho Pennsylvania Rail Road aye
81 a. ftrcs az 5aror15is c. ere eAerge4 bs
efhrr. ". n. Companies.
Re particular 70 marx packages "vIA PsssA.
+ n. r.
.sNFEDFR. Phiindcipha.
HkGHkW g k0ONS, ~ North street, Balti-
+ rFarH e. CO.. -. Astor House, or No.
seath William 81. \. \.
fFEf n 81 COR state street. Boston.
h.HOUSTOS. 0cu'l Freikh Ag l., Phil
10. noupT. eenpTieke, Ae't-, Phiisdei
fS0cHLRwis. Gen'l sapt., Altoona Pa.
1sa.t lwib.
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III 'ad n 'orrsbis 'ssdache this hafer-
noon. had ] stepped ,nlo 'he hap otheca-
ries hand says b 10 the man. "Oan you
hesse ne Of an 'eadssbeFs Does Is hache
ard" -ays e. "Hexceedingly says bi,
hand upon that e gave me Csphalic Pin
hand pom me 'onor - cured the SO quick
that ! 'ardly realized 'ad 'ad al cad
ache.
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MIS- CELL ANEO IS.


TIN lArAlosxaTsos ~ LssaV teEs =
There is growing tendency H. TINS ase
10 spProprsate the mos. expressive ~ords
OF other lsngua ages. aud after a while 10 ia-
corporate them into ouro~p;thus the word
Cephalie. which j. from the Greek, signify
ing ''for the head" i bow bee anlng pop
ularized IN connection With Nj spalding's
great Headache remedy. oos i p Ill soon
be Used in more general way, snd ice
vosI Csphal,c VII become a. espmoe ~
Elecsrotype aud many others whose dr.
tsnetion - foreiyn words has been wCrn
away By common usage until they seen
iSaative and 10 she manor born.
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pr.J.u. McLcan's Volcanic oil Linz
imcnt.
Tbs Best Extornal in tho World, ios Aaa
Oh 2east

Thousands % humla beings have Been afe
n life on ,fecreftiluie and misery, ~ the use ~
ihisiuvaiua5ie. Eminent. Il VIII .ieve ? iA
almost instantaf,oosly, and it VII elettt
purity and heal ihs faulr7t so y in ~ -
~ lrrt time McIEAN-S NOLftelU otL
ININEN1 will relieve &c mnst iaff ffei
cases az .Hea4latisir. Gent. ol hflrai-.a. t"f
parslssi-. Contracted Nu#c ics- shtasts af
.Vcaknessi n thfJ 1inis. Aas..e g. or fHE thth'
F.. .Vill rerarfsl Two applications VIII care
soc Threat. Headache cr Eareche- far naris
or scalds. or any PAIN b T. an itttii DIG reuse
sav lry IL. ara y0a viii fad u en- inaislf A'
sinie remedy Keen il always on hand.
PLANTERS. FARMERS, or amy one haFi
charge af horses, viii save money b. aeH- $50
Leans Volcanic OIL l.iuimcAi. II q sp
ard infallihle care for Calls. Slraltf. ,a.
Sxeilires. l.ancnc-s Sweeney. Sores n rNnt
scrafches. o. any external disease. - iii ans
you viii be convinced.
nr. !. n. vc1r IAN. Sole Proprietor
facfsxfv saint Ioufs 80.
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4 fee doses al olso q, once cheek and
cure tie rsoss ss,eys DiarrhHa proceeding
from Com N THE BOWLS
These medicines are pgefarsd ~ Dr. G. II
JACKSON Co, No. as orch Sirest, Phiia-
dslpkia, Pa, end ere soli ~ druSgists and
deaiers IA medicines ereyrkere, % Is ea.is
per bottle. TIE signaiare q c. N. Jackson
ell 5s on ne outside s0raPPsr q each bottle.
"a ne Almanac published annually by he
ProPriesors, ealled EyERYBoox's ALMANAC,
you seiH .fnd testimony cad eemg.enda'ofy
notices from al porls q ~ country Ttsss
AIzaaRGcs are gsrea qieay " az or eseRts-
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
see thatyou get Hooaaud's German Bitters,
prepared by Dr. &. N Jackson ,Philapelphia- Pa
aud that his signature j. on the wiapPs. o. each
hottie T.. +. MEKRfCE.
Advertising and Conaacreial Afent
For sale by J. CUNNINGHAM and "a
BARR & CO.. Terre- llauie.
apfQiWly
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A fAcr WORM KNOWING. Spsldingss
Cephailc PHI ale q CERTAIN cure Tor SICK
Headache. Bilious Headache, Nervous
Headache, Costivesess and General Dcbll.
ity.
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Bridget-Missus wants you to send her
box OF Cepbalic Glue, no. bottle Of
Prepared Pills, I'm thinking tLa's
not Just it nsither; bit perhaps yen beat
ther knowing what II II. Ye see shes nigh
dead and gone vita the sick Headache,
aud wants some more OF that same Is Re
aived her before.
Drugg,st.-Yoa mist mean spald'ng's
Cspha!lc Pills-
ilridget.-Oehi sure BOW anj you've sci
il, here's the qusrther and Civ me the Pills
aud don't be all day about II aither.
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Sale of School Fund Lots

NOTICE Is hereby given that | will
= ga >aturdy TIE 10th da} ~ Febaary a. u.
feii. bttsesa ne hnafs q o. clock A n. and
4eteloek z. 81. stthe Count House door IN Ter
- Hsata. tiro coantl iuilana. oTer fpr sale IN
t,.s hi-hsst biiief ne foleving lots tot - much
tasieof ns ipsY - necfssafyl - vit Lot NAN
Der sieht % selusn sixtseu &ief Township
VEL ,sfs e, ssat ed -. :, s9 ,s 70 kslpa
sfat ~ 80 lHtefeti due thereoa. Principal,
lnsslsli trl damage due on the s8me e1ls -.
Alsaiai oa.nhsf sicven fip seouoa sixteen
Geld & Ralph viisen on q credit. snd forfelted
IS lHe naa -paymcat q nc Interest due thereon
fflnersi interest ani damsge das on he same
sfifss
Ala. lot n4sohsf twelve .lal section sixteen
80 fte Nsafp usfvr ~ kAakr eight ~ erft.
ea.H a. haipa wilson ga credit ar4 h,fisited
bf f6e ntn-psI mcHi ofths inifest dte thereon
fuufifa Interest snd dsniaets Hue tbefsea
ulii ai., :, re ..uss tis4s eref ,as follow.
iae liel % parcel Il lani iyiae As4 tsinf ~
sssts aiascssia. soaaioa and slssribet - isi-
lews Counfnflsg ~ tte tofth Iasi e1Faef
~ L. los rtWhff f4fft fFe - 81 saie f1NH -
ass ASA - - iseeslea pa 'ssrs q funsits
TO Inches ihrncs aes fnt Feet. taeata nefih
eFe asneiel 80 isfi} .ss zee. aaa ~ .asaass'
s. tea eas Rlert rsrfd 20 tha scseel funsi &c the
fsl Hfst 81 fal4 i il. 1880. ~ David -. NerifI
S.. telsft iaaH flom said fsnt. Anouni ~
principal A tsss=r~ sssa % -.
49,. at i|e fsefe Nasf j al efer TIE y ~
hsII 81 fha eanth aFat qtaUff ~ fettlon ttifit
ls4f a Ia rsrt nsI tairt1 s az Nnfth e kaaEe
ehi psst. eo6tkinirE elEtty acres te ths
ssus nlofe ~ lees. Aife ne Moth West qatf.
tsf - l1f Nofls Nesi Qaaner quaftff ~
eesfna fhrce "a Tewnsttp A~elee Ia
NofA 81 Rsnke slghf -. rest containinF
ltIif arfts. shIth sas n9ftssfst 10 ne sch col
Ted - ~ ia far 81 Mach a D. Zee. %
srxafe laar freta TEE sane. sd forfeited ~
re aea fsyntaf 81 Is pnntirai ast ieieFsst
Ias "a IA ant. fflnsipai. lnterefis ard
lAlnt go sff1 81.
eel al s.frsstlslns a. - sddea On aay % ssi..
Is. ALLkN, Asd. 81 fire CoanlY.
pee fsia ist1 feft.
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sIIVER WARE

offoHl SILVER War, wehaVethe following a.
HcIes pla. Jelly. Haie and Hutttr Knives
Harff Scoops. Cream salt. Tea. and Tahl.
.4paef. sugar fAells, Nepkin kings. PORT Nos
les, Card ,.srs. Cops. 81. &c,
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AID TIE GREAT " kSI.

The eonnectins 81 tracks by The Rail head
Badge al fittsbursh. avoiding ell drayage or
f.rrtase 81 Freiekt. together with the saving OF
l.ane are advantages readily appre ciated by
Sffr.ftars q 4 FrCi slt and The Travelling Public.
FOR Freight Contracts on Shi ping Directions
anals ID OF address either Of The following A
~ ans the Company.
h.A.SIEH AIT. Plusbnfeh- IL ;. fierce
o.. 1anesyilie. OIL. J. Johnston. Ripley o;
p NcNeely. Mnysviile. KY, ormsy a Copper
portsnuuth. o, Paddock a Co.. JefetsonNille
IND. "a. - .BrownS Co, Cincinnati. o.; Athef
& HILBERT. Cincinnati, o.; X. = Melase", Mad
ie..e -. Joseph +. Mooree, louisville ky.5P.
G.OiRlley q CO.. Evansville, Ind y. W. era
asfa q Co. Cairo. ili.; r. r. Sass, -. Louis.
40. Jean "a. Harris. NasnNue, rem, harris
chicago an: ". IA. Il koonL. Alton, III. OF
IA FreIeltt AGENTS 81 Rail Roads al Different
roinfs ia The " est.
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To aae anaaa, We weuia oy sou ave o.
aays eoiy. 4, Farsaass Il car reduced Puees,
ana maize sAsms.tolR. saSs an opportunity
msy nc, occur % year % b0y goods al ih'
rrlces 80 have marked fenfirs stock
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uf eaffous sllisss cola 1Llnties. Gold Lsckst..
Kets. fharns. Miniature Pins, Crosse. BEAD
cIas4s. seals. Gold and Coral Afalets, Gold
lit'Hatflaf. Gold hHtcs. ladies. Misses aud
Chlldrsn's fsr Dfpls. Aifo large aafofiment
81 CHAP JEWELRY.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-02-14

0fsar0ss ai.er.. safh as coral, lffussal.
eafsnntle. Cod flafe nnf plain.
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IIIYE BUTTONS.

Vest reb. 1hsfsiaia sta Meek chains. A'.o,
hfal Seek Chains.
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PEsr ACLEs.
rsfe.. op'f.ia Gaii and Silver Frames.
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Confirmed Consumption.

and has Ps.forVsa ~ sses. es'oHisAia9 ca
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axe always as low and Tine as
Quick as by any other Route.
DIRECI LINE Between TEE EAST

Ask FOR TtCkErs-BY PITTSBURGH
The comp eiion II tue Western conueetiCnsui
IL. "a. ..s...f .rnl. Rail Road fnakes fhts he
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-06-21
rr,om H. MontneIier watehman.l

We hav. no idea If forsaking a single principe
... whi-a tie Republican party have been con "a.
....jias; ana therefore we would not pm ~ nse
T. prevent tAe admission of all "h 9 pl0p or
o., ali the Republieaus in their work: The wo Ii
M Pc aceoplis ed, il it is accomplished az az .hs
tcpubican adm 'hi.tIa,oh ~" w - 70 wav so
..u., ,no,nisinr sucoess as sustaining the admin
.str,,isn 6rst II IS power as the governing pow
., 80 In it, administrative policy. We
supngse thosc gentlemen, late Of fhe penoera .
party, Who disposed now 20 uni Nv "i'H ,Se
esT5insi 11ripeille Of supporting the Government
,-ai.s, '.bs.iioa / Lat eau be done through
gaersg military support. by pers nal service, o.
* furnishing siuoss Of war. We take Ii tHey
,eean more than this-they mean pot't'cai support
md that they tender /. to RPubhoaa Adninls'
rattan. with nc IDEA that il will abandon kepao'
,,oor gi,, oiipes Undoubtedly they expect TO Dill
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-06-21
HIRAM HOSES ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Prob,,e
- DISTRICT cuIrTEypzS. 90. Cour. for ~,
District of Chittendsn, TO all persons interest g.
the estate CT Hiram Hoose. late Of c ylslestor ia
said District, deceased. Greeting.
Whereas the Administrator Of The Estate az sa;:
deceased hath male application 10 this Court, r.
extend the time allowed for the payment of the
debts Of said deceased, for one year from tie 23d
dav of juno, A. d. 1861.
Whereupon, the said Court doth hereby sssi N
aud appoint tho 81 day Of July, A. d. 1861,
at the Probate Court Rooms, for hearing On said
application, and doth order and dse-ce that notics
De given to all persons interested in sail estate
by publishing this order three weeks successfully
in the Free Press previeus to the day assigned or
hearing.
Given under nv hand, ST burlington, this Ia
day of June, A. ID. 1851.
w50x3 D. FRENCH, Rec ister
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-06-21
rvRoPEAy NEWS.

Moro discussions have OCCURRED IN t1e
British rsrllaneut relative 10 Amei4c4n
-F.irs I3fd John Russell stated hat 'ne
r.fnssl p, s'lo-v southern priyateerS TO take
,leir ur;zss mtJ British ports was deSlgugd
- Altin,aiu -.sict ncu ralty between INC
a,snd:n. i9gccs and he has Issued Ia
s.s..,ions T. lie lords %. admiralty % cary
OR the rul.. s.t,l
rive cases. containing 100 rifles, directed
.7r5a Commercial bank, New York. lnten-
a.5f. the Adriatic, were STOPPED at 0sl-
Wv. the AGENT IF The line refusing to leu
Tie ooeen e Spain has giTep birth 70
princess. -t,... ....,,
C3o.t C..y.ur died at Turn az me nom
iaE q tie G.a. HIS dcceaso caused GTeLt
uIurnine and profound eensatic - ~ ;'
.--cr u.i 5istcrs VII remain prov 's'0n"-iy Il
ia. -, a;s
police authorities Of Milan nave IN 1.s
c5y.~.l a vast conspiracy against 'l'e gwen
mert. viz numerous ramihcations. =,
G4ribal.i inriulates that he shaIi sot :,
co4. to America. unless there is lighting u
Re 5oue for Italv
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-06-21

JENETTE E.. AUsrIN's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, , To all pcrscDs
- DISTRICT OF csrrrESDEN, "a. : concerned in ths
estate of Jsnette E. AUSTIN late Of Milton, In said
District, decesssd, Greeting:
At q Probate Court, holden at Burlington. wi.hi1
and for the District Of Chitseudeu. on tho 18Th
day of June, A !. D. 1861, an Instrument purport-
ing to be tho last Will and Testament Of Jenetts
E. Austin, late Of Milton, in said District, de-
Tsssed, was presented to the Court aforesaid, TO-
Probate
# md it is ordered by said Court thst the sth day
% July A d. 1861, at the Probate Court Roor-s
:. .I basiing.or, be assigned for proving said
iu aud that notice thereof be given -
three weeks succc.,iveiv /, Tho RnT7ioy.3n Fres
Press, Newspaper printed at said Burlington,
previous to tie time appointed
Therefore you are hereby notified To appesr b.
fore said Court, at the time and place aforsqaid,
and contest tho probate Of said viii. If you haro
cause.
Given unier nv hand nj Burlington. in said
District, this 18th day Of June. A. D. 1851.
vjlw3 D. FRENCH, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-06-21
TIE STATE LOAN.

Ahe proposals Of the State Treasurer far p,
loan OF $500, eco gave considerable nn.,siTa,.
10 some persons who did not give aue va,,l.t
- 'nc reserved night to reject any mr. IN
/ proposals. - any "' All
me sum accepted was S200, 000,qnl 1T all
rates rom par to half of one DR. c4nt 1.~s
mum AND this sum is by no means m,
Uu3"'on 70 The debt of the STATE; but an tha
otueT hand' considerable portion OF il can
SiS'eI oi bonds issued in exchange for ont
S'a,u"ng Indebtedness. OF the sum accented
"hIy ABOUT $oe,GU0 was from abroad AM
Tue remaining $4,000 was taken IN Yer
mont vi this sum over $4,000 was taken
III Moh'paiier, being, we think, the LARGEST
sum 81 taken IN any town in Vermont OftLo
DanSs, The Bank Of Rutland led. takin,
SNo'ooV. As Treasurer PAGE Is tho posi-
uent Oh TINS Bank, this fact viii sufficiently
investment. VI '"e
me treasury, as every body knows. came
mo NIr' RACES hands 10 the utmost canfp-
SION ; ne has recognized it entirely ancw
ana an thoroughl systcmati5ed the keerino Of
al accounts Of receipts and expenditures, Of
taxes, notes and bonds, SO as t. show at a
Slahce all the transactions of the Treasury
department., and ITS condition at any time |
Inc old arrearages Of taxes have been nut in /
collection, and are already near To com /
piete settlement, while tho payments Of taxes
que tor the present year are being made will |
unusual promptitude. 1t is verg true that
the Treasury was badly involved when Mr.
Page took possession, and it il true that tho
Var has called for extraordinary exuepdi-
turos but it must be remembered that The
latter come into the final settlement Ev the
General Government ct the expenses Of the
War' and will probably pass into the form
ultimately Of national debt.
And now as to an additional loan which
may be asked for by the State: bQ all mons
IL The people Of the STATE take Il, a7d take Il al
par. hey canno have a salcr investment.
t1r 1t viii be their ovp d.i.. and they will
be sure to provide payment Of both iutsre,.
lnd principal WGtcbnqu
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WASHINGTON. june 70

\ special dispatch to the IraUsder says:
At the masked battery adlir at Vienna
Va, night before last, the enemy, ii ba
been fully ascortained, was fully one thoIs>
ami strong. The detachment Of the Ohio
regiment numbered less than 200 men.
\ despatch to Secretary Seward last night
!ya that p federal soldiers were killed and
wounded.
Another account this morning SAYS that
30 were killed or wounded. Two died yes
terdiy. The dead and wounded have been
brought in, some to Alexandria and some to
this city. Tho cannon used by the rebels
were six pound rife. 400 government troops
moved upon Vienna yesterday.
1T the st. Andrews (SeotcbJ celebration
last night, Sec. of War Cameron made a
pocch. lie said-We have now in tbs ZELDA
quarter Of million of men for the defence of
the government, and before tie SHOWS and
frost of the coming winter, will have 500 600
soldiers in the field. The President will not
take one step backwards, but will wage the
war with vigor, until war is no longer
needed
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-06-21

The camps near Hampton are nov confined
to narrow space
An exchange OF prisoners is to be made t.
day-thoSe IN the Fortress will be produced,
but as yet Col. Magruder hes fajloi to re-
spond.
Some 50 Of the Naval Briglla, yesterday
received their naval equipments.
The " Union" gun arrived this nJrn;ng
from Blltimore. and viii BE- mJuntet soon
probably near the " FLOYD gun, Of which
il is the mate.
4 large rifsd cannon, brought by the Ma
val Brigade, is now mounted on the Rip
Raps, only miles from S3wlll's Point. lis
range will be tried in few hours
The Cumberland this m )rniag fired one or
TWO rounds with rii cIanJ1 a- boat
W1ie1 Is seen every morning al S.weil :
Point rtc3nna.t;IS our movements.
I1eio are many vessels in the road, and
Immense supplies arc daily arriyius.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-06-21

Yesterday p. ii. the enemy attempted to
cross at Goose Greek, having arrived oppo-
siteE lwArds Ferry. Tloir fogoe il estimat-
ed at or 900 men. They made use of the
Ferry boat.
Col. Stone had ordered that iCany attempt
was made to move the boat, Il fire should be
opened upon it.
On compliance with these orders Lieut..
uarbronck fred from his l. FOUNDER field
howilz9r, q spherical case shot, which was
III range, and covered the boat with 4 show
er Of bullets AMI fragments.
The horse Of a mounted officer leaped over
board, and the boat was rapidly drawn back
to the shore.
The enemy then formed in lire along the
crest OF The bank aud Commenced firing but
a lew spherical shot dispersed chem
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-06-21
MILO MEARs, ESTATE.

THE SUBSCRIBERS. having been sp-
~ pointed hyt 9 Honorable tie Probate Court
Tor the District OF Chittcnden, Commissioners to
receive examine and ADJUST the claims and De-
mands Of ali persons, sgains, the estate of Milo
Hears late Of Milton, in said District, deceased,
represented inso,vent. n1} also ~! claims and de-
mands exhibited in Offset thereto; and SIX months
irc,l The day q the late hereof being allowed b
said Court for tina. purpose. do therefor h..
oy give notice, that will attend 10 the busint7s
OF oar appointment, at the dveil;uy Of Sgtmit
dears' IN Milton. IN sli D.9.-ie, IN the seoul
on each Of said dsys
OdIGa rs = day Of iIay, A D. 1861
Wv REYNOLDS.
cHAs. P. s4NDgR:ov. 5 Commissioners
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GEORGE sIIAw,s ESTATE.

ME- THE SUBSCRIBERS. having been az
pointed by the Honorable the Probate
Court for the District of Chittsnden. C7-rmissio-
ers to receive, examine and adjust the oiaius an
oeInands Of all persons. against tto estate Of
GEORGE SHAW. late Of Essex l., said Dis-r''.
deceased. represented insolvent. and s's7 al
claims and demands exhibited n Offset ther.,7
ard SIX months from the dav Of tie iatc her-c'
oeinS allowed hv said Court Tor that 7n-7ose We
90 therefore hereby give notirr, that W. will at
tend 70 tho business Of oar appcIptme7t At tho
dwelling of IORAIN SHAW, In Essex IN said
District, on the fourth Wednesdays Of July sni
December next, ct 10 o'clock, A. M, on each CT
said DAYS
Dated this third d.y Of June, A. D. 1851.
/. 4! BISHOP sna%' Commissioners.
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PnrNr nr Rncgs .Inne Il


The distractions on the Baltimore d 0nio
Il. L. it this Point, have been removed and
the road was opened to Harper's Ferry this
morning. An immense boulder weighing
about 100 tons which was thrown from
Point Of Rocks upon tie railroad was re-
moved last night by blasting, and the track
is now clear.
The list of killed and wonnded of the Fed
eral forces at Great Bethel is not yet COM
piete.
No Information mas reached here to-day
relative 10 the movements Otthe rebel troops.
Fortress Monroe IL in reality invested.
Ingress and esress by SEA, and few miles
in extent Of the James River, are open to us,
but no aggressive movements can be made
with safety without double the present rum
her of troops and means of transportation,
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Ji ~ 10 many things, as the Repub leans
sartiro who were Wigs still retaining WI.
rsta;n;s-. anu those who were Democrats still
to'aihlng Democratic sentiments. Bat ,hcr, 90
t'v essential points in which they n,n<. al :
L,pe Will all agree: the Grst is to defend tba ~
eminent of the United States against +, 80
rebellion, and enforce its AUTHORITY; ana tle go
eond e to resist slavery propagandm wh,c5 se
~ ..0 100, and promised fruit Of the reb li,r
ment with Of all pa,.ies who fo- rC =, asTe
puo.ican party II we are not greatly misiotoo
auI HISt Is nov an additional point Of ayreemerr
aAi ~ appears even paramount 20 the Ist rnr :,
ihci1aes both 1t and the rermaneD,v Of IN c
s9liution and the Union. Oou-
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