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0'o'NS' "3'. s'Slea' ''':'''''.S5o worth $50
DO do ...''.''''..f35, worth 500
Do do .''.-'.......$io worth SIS
Colored Cloth do. SO, worth S.
Do do .............. S. worth So
DO do '''''-'.'.''.. S. worth sl2
Dc. dc '''''''''.'.. 81 worth SIS
No n''''' Do no. ''''''''''' 70 49, worth ST. ST.
Do. do. .............9lO, worth 81.
Do 10 '''''''''.''''Si2' worth &23.
We call special attention to the above goods as they
great bargains
DFFopF FPFnI7,5V 3c :; 1-S-z1-z-H-- y ~.
ID WE Will, CLOSE
1.eT s 3TR ENTIRE ,E STOCK 0 Of
AT LESS THAN HALF COST
al - Plain and 9Tin 1ad BBSsRRAAGGERsss''
1LK ROBES nrxn nnn1a ,' ''i'S spring ofSS's''
LAWN R0BEs.
Low PRICED DRESS G G6SbSDiE NoBhs'
o5 fsas sP1f and
loss yss We P5fns ti ss tenn i 81
LADIES AND PURGG re- Is ELS GENERALITY i ,AL
ja4trr T 49, POI and dA ass Batmore St
KNITTING COTTON, Domestic and German,
n2itf 40 Baltimore St, between Cav and Fredeiek
CLOVES of Cloth. Merino- Cotton and Wool
~ Also' HalfHIose of MerinO, Cotton and Wool.
matt 49Batimore st between Cav and Frederick
T. Ao a F "A p ANN w,Srpp oro,rs
TALL T RNR MlN EnSFg GIi-oAhS.
Racs Iowa 70 ;D,,xrd IH 10 :, :: FOSTER .,.
eaPe 10 INFORM the ades Of baltimore that his ass7r,
E,11 ANT, m meTtr Of ,1,,rya
NOW READY
,,rrr,,opp re-, AT THE -
BALTIMORE CLOAK AND MAETIl.LA STORE,
100. 228 Baltimore street.
NEERINO WOOTJEN COTTON Avn n hT7E
Gopes w a0d a and Cotton Hose of all kinds Also
nz4-n NO. AZ BAT 81, between cay and Frederick.
SHILLING OFF all Wool Shirt, ord Dro1-o,,
= at varv low nr;ca, en- 80 ms =. anu Dlo"eiS
n2t.tt 40 Baltimore st, between Cav and Frederick
N deries at Io1y WHO'S ' 0 ~ ~ u nv "
matt 40 Baltimore St. between Gay and Frederick.
ROBERT o. BROWN 1ssoDop TeI1II
DOBERT D RROWNk On "h0N'E hVIl
"a No. 2GEHnaN STREET, Baltimore
FOREIGN MANUFACTURERS AGENTS,
viz;
Y6Rk sfRRET ~ x NsPNTSN1Nc co,a r1vpNs
W&H. DUNSEATH; j. PATRiCR K Sons Do
DUNDEE Goods 0''l'' ~ VI 's'''S'
BURLAPS' ,eer,5a c,,,v,ss
LiNs, HDKFs, &c -''' UNI LIN EN- fei AT
WOOLLEN KNITTING YARNS, of Merino
anu ''N>D"' " '''' ''' SS '''So''"en +. MANN.
n2t1 4g Baltimore St, between Gay aud Frederick.
LII n"' " IN EN- UNI eooDol
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DR.. A. A. BLANDy
SUCCESSOR TO DR.. C. A. HARRIS,
o'ot'F 81 NORTH CHARLES STREET
EEDDo TEA-A delightful article, part of the
for sale by GREEN yoE
"S'-u 50 W. Baltimore street
PARKER Brothers LONDON CLUB SAucE.-Ttis
celebrated Sauce fast supersedng others From the
richness and decacy OF It's favor has attained popu-
hri'y almost great this country as in Europe For
sale by all trst-class grocers and by their agents.
GREEN & YOE, Importers,
oSlu IS West Baltimor street
COLTS PISTOLS.
MERRILL, THOMAS & CO.,
dl9-E 239 Baltimore street.
DR.. KENNEDY is continuing his good offices in
relieving citizens from corns at his Rooms "a Saratoga
street Dr. Kennedy cures COrns and Bunons a wonder
full manner without either pain bleeding We hope that
Mr. Kenneiys will be such as will repay him fo
years OF study o20-ly
WESLEY RICHARDS AND MOORE 8, HARRIS
BIRD AND DUCK GUNS.
MERRILL, THOMAS & co.
sls'd 239 Baltimore street
ISRAEL Il Co.
IVORY TYPES.
WATER CoLoRED
AND
aEZzoWNT
PHnroaRArHs
julitf l2h BALTIMORE sr&Esr'
ECoNoMY EcoNoMY!!
DOLLAR SAVED Is TWO DOLLARS MADE
This can be done hy purchasing Wood already Sawed al
Split at 'iibce Of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
Nn.a NORM STREET
sIotf JAMES II. JoHNsoE.
RooFINe RooFIEG II RooFIEGlll
ECONOMY, DURABILITY AND SECURITY
WARREN'S
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
FELT AND CONPOSiTIOE ROOFING
Unrvalled by anything discovered Roofing purposes
PERFEoTLY FIRE PROOF,
PERFECTLY WATER PROOF.
uNEQUALLGD FOR ECONOMY,
UNRtvALLED FOR DURABILITY,
ADAPTED TO EVERY CLIMATE
For further information address or call on
JAS. H. JOHNSON,
No. Jarvis Building, cor North and Baltimore ss
jy26tf Baltimore
~PCOMMERCIAL COLLEGE
W. LECTURES.
NINTH TIE A lsIsH8 q CURSE G5t
WILL Be DELIVERED BY
On rR hfS F E HEATE5 SSFF5xSE sst Instant
II he lsrgs Hall Of he coLLEGE, corner of Baltimore
and Charles streets. Subject-'ODDS AND ENDS
Ladies and gentlemen are invited to attend. Seats
free ja2E2t+
WANTED-AN ENGINE AND BOILER
w of twenty thirty horse power must be warranted
IN good condition full description, whether upright OF
horizontal with stroke dimensions and price must BE-
stated, or no reply Address NJ LOCATOR Fostoce Bal
timOre. ia2l3tk
] OST-An accepted DRAFT drawn by VIM
~ 5; Cross, Baltimore, Jas. Gum, Richmond, Va.
atd october 10Th 1890 four months for S2i949 Payment
OF sad Draft having been stopped all persons
reward will be given for its to WM s CROSS corner
East Falls and Eastern avenues. ia2,-tf
w ESTERN BANK OF BALTIMORE, January
w 23d, lS6l-Notice is hereby given to the Stock
holders that AN ELECTION FOR TWELVE DIRECTORS
viii ne held at the Banking House TUESDAY, tn,
18th day Of FEBRUARY next between tn hours OF g.
and one o'clock 7. NJ. W. H. NORRIS,
| ja2t3awtl2F Cashier
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BINgNGER'S
<,ONDON
. GIN Z
Es65e t designed FOR the Medical oss"
RromsaTc G o1 naSqs the gaTs %
now endorsed by all of the prominent physicians, chemists
cnal qualities tonic and dned whc S beong to an Ola
d" psfe Gin Put up in quart bottles and sold ny II
Established in I778) SOLE PRoPEIEToRs,
The name Of A NJ Bnrger 4 Co 10 Broad street is
GoARANTEE Of the exact and literal truth Of whateye
Ell BRo Salf il Bs!tiHor; GS0 H@Ns RTNs II
mh8 iyr-Wiy 0''' - ~ ~
GAS FIXTURES
NEW STYLES!l
NEW sTOCRIm
CORTLAN Il CO,
NOS. ZIG, 2l8 BALTIMORE STREET,
Have now on hand of the handsomest collections of
GAS CHANDELIERs
he found in this country, every grade FourLgh Chan
deliers complete with Shades so to TenLight Chande
Iers at $3.50 each.
Very beautiful Library, Hall and Dining Room
CHANDELIERS.
Parlor, Drawing Room and Cha her
BRACKETS
BEADING LAMPS
DROP LIGHTS,
FIRE PROOF SHADES
Gas TORCHES
AND KEYS,
AND HOLDERS, &C. &C
ANY of which will be sold upon as good terms the m
quality goods be bought in any of the Eastern markets
CoRTI.AN CO,
Importers and Dealers in Gas Fixtures,
French and English China
and House-Furnishing Goods
hzI-tir of every description.
MILITARY.
MANUAL OF INSTRUCTION
FOR THE
VOLUNTEERS AND MILITIA
UNITED STATES,
WITH NUMEROUS IGLUSTRA TI0NS
MAJOR WILLIAM GILLIAN
INsTEUcroR OF TACTICS, AND coMMANDAST CADETS or
THE VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
Published By
CUSHLNGS Dc BAILEY,
2G2 BALTIMORE STREET,
BALTIMORE
ORDERS SOLICITED AND COTIES SENT FREE, BY
MAIL, ON RECEIPT OF PRICE. jaIo,eostr
r EMog TInHf AVN c1,ssw,.r cHr,p
am kEEuNlN ING u No. 30 BALflmO STREET,
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OFFICE NO. 8 SOUTH STREET.
USUAL. dstf
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PARKER Brothers LONDON CLUB SAUcE.-Ttis
celebrated Sauce fast supsrsedng others From the
richness and delcacy o; favor has attained popu
lil'y almost as great in this country in Europe For
sale by all frst-class grocers and by their agents.
GREEN s. Y0E, Importers,
o3ItI s8West RaItimor strost
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MARRIED.
or he 2S IT. instant b Rev VIM Mills, THOMAS H.
On the 18th inst. by Rev Mr.. Mills JOHN SH EPHARD
to Miss FREDERIC "A NTH. !
Rzsszs5fzsEzzszEzcz9szzzEzcgzs
DIED.
. AT a. hIngtnn d on the l4th instant. of sump-
ton, LEO p. STEW ART in the 26h year of his age
In Georgia, the 9th of December, THOMAS FITZ-
PATRICK, of Baltimore
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D. R. STILTZ,
GALLERY OF GEOGRAPHY.
Sc N. CHARLES STREET,
jal1-tf OPPOSITE ST. PAUL's CHURCH
IMPORTANT TO HousEKEEpsRs

IMPORTANT TO HoUsEKEEPsRs
TO know that they money by purchasing Wood
already Saved and Split Office ofCty Steam Fire Wood
Mill, =
No. SNoRTs STREET
si0G JAMES q, JOHNSON
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lEzss3 SOUTH-DOWN MUTTON
IL Inc u2ideTsEned have purchased of that yell
PPAaTTEES0N Esq Springfield alot of EXTRA s0uTH
No The Mp NSP III b and offered fF sale
invite epcqes ard lovers good Meats to call at our
lPon lane, opposite Caroline street,,
ta24st anu sN T6 M ssq BR6TH Mats?n
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
4 IS JOAN f@ EESSHAGRET
sale made reported by Luther REYNOLDS Tu 1se te
this cause, be ratified and confirmed unless cause to the
February next provided COPY Of this order be inserted
thee si b N b sa ' once II each Of
| The report states the amount of sales to he $500
| ,o,o True copy, Test: r. J. KERR.
REESE'S MANIPULATED GUANO.-A few
"a tons for sale at manufacturers price, by GEORGE
pUGDALE, No Spears wharf up stairs. ja24tf
RAUGH S RAW BONE SUPER PHOSPHATE.
GEokeE DUGD&IE No. tnHF sp Sssf 1fs2
up Stars ja2i-tf
EVRESH GROUND CORN MEAL.-A small
NO. Spears wharf, up stairs. ia2itf
GRAIN OF ALL KINDS purchased to order
for shiPPn.or home consumption, by GEORGE DUG
DALE. no. Spears wharf, up stairs. ja2ttf
pULK SIDES.-l5o hhds. in dry salt Cincin-
~ natl packed for sale by JOSEPH CARSON co jazz
u AISINS.-1, 900 boxes NJ. R. and Layers for
lisa ~ sale by EILLIAMG. PRICE h. Co, 10Y Lombard
ss5eeL: ja24f
BORDEAUX PRUNES.--l0 cases very superior,
suitable for retail grocers, for sale by WILLIAM G.
PRICE co, 10Y Lombard st. ia2i If
KEG PRUNES.-25 kegs low priced for sale bv
~ WILLIAM c: PRICE co, l07 Lombard st. A ja24t
Hugs, goo drums low priced, prime quality.
4 William 6 PRICE CO., 10Y Lombard st. A jazz If
nLElNE SoAP.-5O boxes ''Gross & Del
~ Snarl iuctr
WEBB 4 BRO, corner Pratt and Commerce sts 1t
DOWDER.-Duponts Powder, of all descrip-
cona TOPS, for sale BY the sole agents, l. WEBB BRO
ARD AND MESS PORK-2O tieTces and
9ss Pna aF 22d u P8 2lt Mess Pork for sale by
MOUNT VERNON COMPANY
Va OFFICE, NO. 81 LOMBARD STREET
cor fF'6fl''f 6xS y
RAVENS DUCK. SEINE AND SEWING rwINE
ENGLISH SPLIT PEAS AND PEARL BAR
ALIEV a fresh nuppy Just received and for sale by
"a "a W Batmnra street
Hiss AUSTEN,
FURNITURE WAREROoks
iaa W. EAYETTE STREET,
DOUBLE PRESSED
GEORGE & JENKINS,
d2i-lmf 4S South street.
FTHOMAS' HAMS, in suitable sizes, for family
= For sale by
GEO. HOl4IINS,
ia1S-lm II North Charles street.
BALTIMORE, January 22d, 1861 The Presi-
I'D dent and Directors of THE WESTERN TELEGRAPH
COMPANY haye tbs day declared DIVIDEND OF
THREE PER CENT. the capital stock, payable at the
Chesapeake Bank on and after Friday next, IS h.
ia2f4t sA SAML. MACCUBBIN, Pres't
WHEAT WHISKEY.-A few bbls. very
w choice just received and for sale by
GREEN YOE,
este s8W. Baltimore street.
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INTERESTING TO PURCHASERS OF FINE WATCHES
William Dixons London and jules Jurgensen's Copen.
hagen WATCHES; Eugene Breguet's NICKEL WATCH
ChARk'S BALTIMORE WATCHES, the best Time gel
efs, for sale by GABRIEL D. CLARK, corner of Calver
and Water streets, Importer of Fine Watches JeweIry old
Chains, SEe and Plated Ware, Lecoures Swiss Razors
and Strops, Gold, Silver and Steel Spectaces to suit
New goods in store Purchasers will please ca
Notce-Store CORNER CALV ERT AND WATER SIS
h1iumNrs auIs-t
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DR.. A. A BLANDy
SUCCESSOR TO DR. c. A HARRIS
o3d-ur 81 NORTH CHARLES STREET
!EDDo TEA-A delightful article, part of the
FIRST IMPORTATION FROM JAPAN, Just received and
'"r sale by GREEN n YQE,
"S'-u 50 W. Baltimore street
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g 4 S I'll
8 x - TT BNE
J. HENRY GIEsE & CO..

DISCOUNT
ALLOWED
ON ORDERS FOR COAL
IF PAID FOR AT THE TIME THE ORDER IS LEFT
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COLTS PISTOLS.
MERRILL, THOMAS & CO.,
dl9t 239 Baltimore street.

DR. KENNEDY is continuing his good Offices in
relieving our citizens from at his Rooms "a Saratoga
street Dr. Kennedy Corns and Bunons in a wonder
full manner without either pain bleeding We hope that
M Kenneay's will be such will repay him fo
years OF study ONLY
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Mrp @oU0s.

GREAT AND FINAL REDUCTION.
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Important Financial News-Banl< of England
Rate of Discount Raised TO per cent
England Protests Against the French DC.
cupation of Syria-The French Military
FOrce-The Affairs of ItaIy-The Pope and
General GoyOn-Rumored Loss OF the AL.
lied Fleet
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The Great RcXicM.

The able correspondent of the New York
Independent write as FLOWS under date Of
Nov 23d
is this to be war of reviews and par
AIDES ?'' asked an honest Western man up,n
his return from the splendid review Of
$4,000 troops near BAiley's Cross Roads on
Wednesday night. The same question has
been asked by many other people. The nun.
Der OF parades. reviews, sham battles, and
the ike, within the last two months, has
led some very shrewd observers to suppose
that Gen. McClellan's object has been to
amuse his soldiers in the absence Of serious
lighting. One of those persons remarked
day or or two since, This elaborate show
performance c0nyInces me that the Govern
meme does not intend that there shall be
any fighting this WINTER a shrewd, eau
tious military man was present, and replied,
"Not SO to me in these reviews | see care
full preparation tor great contest with the
enemy. Gen. Mcclellan means to avoid
another Bull Run. lie desires that his
troops become accustomed to each other-to
moving in immense bodies. For the tine
being he will, if possible, crush out inIivi-
duallsm, and create vast army which shall
OBEY his order as machine does the manipu-
laticns of the operator. No Gen. McClrl
lan's object is not merely to Rmuse his men
he as after success ~
This is probably the true view OF the case.
These reviews, which certainly entertain |
and amuse the populace, are meant to pre-
pare for future battles-probably for the one
gigantic conflict which is to ensue before |
New Years with the grand rebel army un
der the command Generals Johnston and
Beauregard. Finding fault with the re-
views, then, is not right, until the sequel is
known. If nothing follows them but WIN
ter quarters, the critics will with, degree
of fairness, complain that results have not
equalled the preparations
The grand review of Wednesday last-the
largest and finest ever witnessed upon this
continent-was perfect success. Seventy
five or eighty thousand troop, were by noon
drawn up in a semi-circular line extending
for distance of four miles. Such a magnl
fcent sight was never before presented in
Old Virginia, and the unpleasant feature in
the picture-to q rebel-was the fact that
the troops drawn up in such splendid array
were "detestable Yankees" many of them
New England yankees tho men who
pray as well as fight, who sing Isalms in
camp as well as in church and country >
school-house. Among the immense crowd
Of spectators present were many foreigners,
and one and all agreed in the same statement
that never before was such splendid raw
for an army under review. Better
soldiers nearly all of them had seen, though
probably not In such numbers, but never
5uch men. This was a handsome com
pliment to the loyal states which have fur
1lshed these regiments for the defense Of the
Government.
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LANES BLOOD,s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate
- DISTRICT OF cHITTESpEE, 50. Court ior inc
District of Chittenden, to all persons interested
in the estate of James Blood, late Of Essex, in
said District, deceased. Greeting.
whereas, the Executor of the list Will and
Testament of said deceased, hath made application
70 this Court to extend the time allowed for the
payment of the debts of said deceased, for one
wear. from the 9Th day of December, A. d. 1851
Whereupon, the said Court doth hereby assign
and appoint the 24'h day of December, A.D. looi,
application, and doth order and decree that notice
be given to all persons interested in said Estate,
by publishing this order three weeks successfully
in the Free Press, previous to the day assigned
fer hearing. $3.50,
Given under my hand. at Burlington, this 10Th
day of November A. D. 1851.
w22v3 D. FRENCH, Register.
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Operations on the Coast.

The late news from the fleet is all of IN
usual interest. Tybee Island, which COM
mands the channel Of the Savannah river,
was iaken by an expedition from Port Royal,
AID basis for operations against Fort Pull
aski has thus been secured. Hereafter the
blockade of Savannah will be thoroughly
effective, and the stone fleet has doubtless by
this time sealed up the smaller inlets and
channels.
Other expeditions are on foot to seize im-
portant positions along the coast, General
Niele was about TO depart from Port Royal
with two brigades-to what point was not
known-though that it was surmised that
farnandiDa was shortly to be attacked.
Hilton Head is now so strongly fortified
that $4,000 men, with complete armament,
could not take it,
A portion of Gen. Buffers expedition,
under Command of Gen. Phelps of Vermont,
has already sailed, and $4,000 troops are
collected at Fortress Monroe for other ex-
petitions, TO follow.
1t seems the rebels along the coast are, as
they may well be, in state of intense alarm.
They are abandoning their sea-coast fortif-
cations, and transferring the guns and
troops inland for the defense of the large
cities. Our gunboats traverse the channels
and inlets along the coast with IMMUNITY,
and the country is open to the invasion of
our troops.
On the whole the work goes bravely on.
and there Is promise of good news for some
time 10 come.
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BALTIMORE, Nov seth

The Pensacola Observer of the 22d says :
{" At five minutes past 10 o'clock this morn
ing heavy and continuous fire commenced at
the Forts below. Which side commenced
it we are unable to say.
LATER. We learn from a person just
arrived from the Navy Yard, the fire was
opened by Fort Pickens upon the Conteder-
ate steamer Times, and was returned
by our batteries and Forts. The
Niagara Steamer, is crossing the bar for the
purpose of entering the harbor The
excitement in town is intense; business
places are closed, and the tops of houses are
covered with an excited population.
The Richmond Dispatch says official dis
patchas from Gen. Bragg state that every
thing remained quiet about Pensacola anu
that the Federal feet keeps at a safe distance
from his guns.
No result is stated in the papers.
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NEWS OF The WEEK.
New YORK, Nov. 90.
BY Telegraph.

New YORK. NOV. 20.
The Tribune's Washington despatch says
Adiutant Thomas has sent instruction to
Gen Sherman at Port Royal to seize all the
cotton, corn, rice and crops of various sorts
within his reach, and to use what is necessa-
nv and OF value for subsistence, to his troops
and to send the cotton to New York to be
sold for the benefit of the government. Gen.
She. man is also directed Ia take the service
of negroes not only to aid in gathering crops
but also in making Notifications.
The Herald's dispatch says the war de-
partment is expecting an announcement from
Gen. Sherman, that he has takeu possession
of the rebel Notifications commanding the
entrance to the St. Helena Sound about Is
IN lies north of Port Royal and commanding
the outlet Of the Coosaw and Combahee
rivers, thus securing the entire control OF all
approaches from the ocean to the cluster OF
Sea Islands and af5rding another avenue for
a movement towards the interior of South
Carolina.
The Constitution with the advance guard
of Buffers expedition left Hampton Roads on
Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock.
1t is reported that the Nashville has run
the blockade off Charleston, taking in va
liable cargo of wooleus, arms, telegraph
wire, percussion caps, &c.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-12-07

The steamship CITY of Baltimore, from
Liverpool which passed Cape Race yesterday,
reports shat a large steamer had left London
with full cargo of munitions OF war for the
rebels. This is probably the Gladiator. of
whose intended departure notice was given
by Mr.. Train.
The rebel steamer Nashville arrived at
Southampton on the Dist inst. She fell in
with and boarded the American ship Harvey
Birch on the 10Th, bound from Havre to New
York in ballast. The Nashville took off Capt
Nelson and the crew and then burnt the ship
to the waters edge.
The NashraHe landed Capt. Nelson and the
crew at Southampton, and remained there
herself with the rebel flag flying. Capt. Nell
SOD says that Com. Pegram of the Nashville
denies being prrvateer, and says he has
a com mission as a war steamer.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. The Honorable
- pIsraIcr OF cHIrTESDES, IS. the Pro' ate
Court for the District OF Chttenden, to all persons
interested in the estate Of Charles t. Pirtch la's
Of Hinesburgh, Greeting.
Whereas, application in writing, hath been N sde
I, this Court by the Guardian of Charles Partch'
for license and authority to sell he whole OF the
real estate OF his said ward setting forth therein
that the estate contains about ten acres "f Ian =
and it be beneficial to his ward, to convert tne
anne into money. and place IL at interest
And thereupon the said Court appointed and as
signed the 18th day of December A. d lo6l. at the
Probate Court rooms, in said District, to Rear and
decide upon said application; and ordered that
pu bile notice thereof be given 70 All p1i -
ested therein, ~ Y1biishing this orl-r'
weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Burlington Free Pres;
newspaper, which circulstes in The neigh oorno,u
Of those persons interested therein, all which puo,
LEGATIONS shall be previous to the time apPoin'eu
TbsrefoTe. YOU are hereby notified to appear De-
fore said Court, at the time and place aforesaio'
then and there to object to the granting sucn IL
cense, if you see cause. ,.., C,,-+
Given under my hand, at the Probate our
Rooms, this 2lst day of November A u. 1901.
w95vs D. FRENCH, Register
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NAHUM wHITMARSH,s ESTATE.

STATE Of VERMONT, The Honorable the
DrsrRI OF CHIrTESDsS, SIS Prob te Court for
tho District of Chittenden.
To all persons interested in the estate Of Ma
hum Whitmarsh, late of Jericho, in said District
deceased, 1reeung,
Whereas, said Court has assigned tue zlst day
of December next tor the settlement OF the ad-
ministratiou account Ct the administrator of be
estate Of the said deceased. and ordered that
public notice thereof be gwen TO all persons in-
terested in said estate, by publishing this order
three weeks successfully previous to the day as
signed. in the Burlington Free Press, printed IN
Burlington. in said District.
Therefore. you are hereby notihed TO appear az
the Probate Court rooms, in Burlington. on the
1av ASSIGNED than and there to contest the allow
ancs of said account, if you see cause
Given under my hand, this 23d day Of Novem-
Der, A. d. 1851.
u79u3 R, B. FAY, Judge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-12-07
FnR1REss Monroe. Dec. 3


A sharp engagement between the United
States gun boats Hetzel, Seymour, White
hall, and Shawnee, and a rebel steamer,
took place yesterday, about five miles above
Newport News. The bombardment
lasted about two hours. commencing at
FIVE O'Clock in the morning. The rebel
steamer kept close to the shore. where
a powerful battery assisted 1t materially, but
never vertured within range OF our guns
The engagement was kept up with great
vicor, aud the roar of artillery was plainly
heard at Old Point. By that means we
learn that the rebel vessel engaged in the
action was the steamer Patrick Henry. The
rebels claim that no damage was done to
them.
To-day about one inch of snow fell and a
strong n E. wind prevailed, but the storm
abated towards noon.