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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-09

6TATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court held at
DISTRICT ss Montpelier in said district on
The 18th day of August, A. d. 1862
g AMUEI S. KELTON. Administrator de bonS non
with The will annexed, If the estate of Darius Royden.
ate of MONTPELIER in said district deceased presents his
dn. istraton for examination and allowance,
nd axes application for decec ef dist huon and par
Elton OF the estate of said deceased.
Whereupon ordered by said Court that said account
lind aid application refer ed session of said Court
o be held the Probate Office in said Montpelier the
18th day of September A. D. 1862 for hearing and decision
Lie reon and it further t1deed that hereof be
ven all persons interested by publication of the
hree weeks successfully in the Green Mountain
man spaper published at Montpelier previous to
bid time appointed for hearing, that they may appear
bid time and place, and show cause, if any they may
ave, why said account should not be allowed and such
ec.ee made. BY the Court
BAT Attest, T. r. MERRI Ill, Judge.
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STATE or VERMONT. ! The Hon the Probate Court
Rs NDoLpH DISTRICT, for said Distrct-ro all per
concerned in the of Carissa Arnold late of
Randolph, deceased. GRERTIN0
w HEREAS Charles Waldo administrator of the estate
w Of said deceased, eque,s said Court TO allow him
The futti time Of year from and after the 18th day
of August a. D. 1862, to make payment of the debts and
close the settlement of the estate,
Therefore, you hereby notified that said application
will be heard session of the Probate Court he Ieh
at the Registers Office in BrookeId he 9th day of
August, A. D. 1862, at which time you may be heard in
fihe premises And this order shall he published three
weeks successfully in the Green Mountain Freeman
print ed at Montpelier in this State the of which
publication shA be before The day assigned for hearing
! ms aforesaid.
Given under my hand at the Registers Office, ut Brook
Held this 4th day of August, A. D. 1862.
/ By order Of Court
346w3t J. X. CLEAVEi,AND, Register.
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N0tice.

|RkAS, my wife, Amanda Jane Dcaring. has left
pea ana board without sufficient cause all per
hereby forbidden to harb,r or trust her on nv
after this date. JOsFPU r DEARINC
fsge, JQly "a, IL f344w8
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Samuel Rates. EIsaage.

TATE OF VERMONT, In PROBATE Coun, holden al
FAsHINeToN DIsrRIcT, Montpelier, in and for said
Strict on the 25th day Of September, A. d. 1862.
RE l. CRANE Administrator the estate Of Sam
uel Bates, late Of Mortified, in said district, de.
[ased, makes application TO said court for extern
n OF the time heretofore allow ed him pay the debts
from said estate and TO render his admin ion
~ ut until some future day.
#Whereupoa it is ordered by said Court that said app-
ion be heard at the Probate Office in Montpelier, on
1id day of Sepen Der, A D. 1862 and it is further
Fed that notice he given to all persons conctrned by the
b cation of this order in the Green Monta in Freeman
nted a, Montpelier, three successfully, before
HI hearing BY the Coutt,
A9w3t Attest, Il. L. MERRILL, Judge
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PRORATE COURT

rebate Counts, within and Tor the District OF Ran
phi for the cnsniDg will be holden as follows,
1.-THE Registers Office in Brookfeld on the inst Thurs
= in each month.
1.-THE Orange G. univ Hotel il Chtsta, on the third
ursday of each month
1t Chad wck's Hotel In West Randolph, ell the fourth
ursiay in ach month.
Al l.. Bowles' Hotel in Washington. on the second
ursday in February, May and August
By order of Court
J. K. CLEAvELAND, Register.
fsb.lae Dd
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~ ~ - IN n Esf FsEpaF =
little glove stir, NJ ~ heart tides ir up t4- o--s
= s'""-wiu." muslin, "hcn il fit. max ma cIr-a
notion
sorts Of ted, hvus thrill nv fer pgs 1-Y'3 'r
nat little female yiter boo f.arh ana .e. "..
shorter!
And jus' to pm, you o'. y'ur --a-l
IN give you, short III brio.
small ho,el experience
Which flied heart We. -r,sl.
Last surnn"r, at the Pavilion u.t..
stopped week more,
And marked two - boot es,'' ever, r.-4
Before ry neighhor'' door;
Two boots with patent heather .ip.
Two boots which seemed to Say.
An angel trots around Ia us. -
They stole my heart swsv
And often in NV nightly dt..ia.
they swept before my face,
4 lady growing out Of them
Is flowers grow from a vase.
But ah one morn saw sigIt
Which struck me like stone
Some other name the hof.
Those boots not alone.
4 great tall pair II other boot
Was standing by their side,
And OF they walked one afterrga.
And with them walked bride
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I've OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held q
DoLPH DlsfRIcT,ss. Randolph, within and for said
pct, on the 18th day Of Au. ust A. d. 1869.
instrument, purporting to be the last i'll and Testa-
nent of Chester j. Howard. late of Braintree in
District deceased, being presented to the Court by
am X. Wells, the Executor therein named, for
Ute:
ordered by said Court, that all persons concerned
N be notified to appear al session of said Court to
lden at the West randolph House, in Randull h. on
ph day Of september, 1862, and show cause if any
pay nave against the probate of said Will !; for
purpose, it is further ordered that copy Of the rec
this order be published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY
Green Mountain Freeman, printed at MONTPELIER,
"a to said time appointed for hearing.
true copy of Record,
pf3wt Attest, J. K CLEAVELAND, Register
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PrObate Courts.

ATE OF VERMONT, pROBATE COURTS within
ssHINGroN DIsTRIcT.s and for the District afore
i'd will be holden the Probate Office, in Montpelier in
District, on Tuesday of each week. during the year
suing. Persons having business with said Court re
lested to attend to the same on said court days.
7. R. MERRILL, Judge.
Denemher |. 1860.
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t"uToN.-As certain uIprinciped persons are al.
tMpllAh 10 pa III Oh ON Il unsuspcc lug public mha
hons 81 ny Prepared Glue, would caution all rcysog
to examine before purchains, and tlu The full name
sPALDiNG's FREP.REp GLUE.
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/ wicS Pile and flpmor Cure,
THE ONLY SURE CURE
EOR nLkLLlNG plLNN AM LInlIN4. MI ~.

FOR ELhLllNG. BLIND, AND ITCHING FILES.
I.EfRucf 50 RUFULA. SALT RAEUM,
AND DISFA SES or IUG
SKIN.
One bottle HarIar led to case OF Pics tive
D. Tues IN all Other Gnses of The I'D Diseases; il not
dtu'ers are requested 10 refund tn ey IN every case
Ony I've bot cs in thousand returned and IT. osc We re-
C"h'ih'G sttla uEdrtCs Of let us AID certInca q.
sen on application send for Circular
IfepHltd Ny HENRY II. tOWLt, Chemist, Il Pine
geA ta;.o.
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December l, 1860.

TATE OF VERMONT, iThe Hon. The Probate C0ur
IsTRIcr OF RANDOLPH, IS. for said Distrct,Io al >
eTsOps concerned in the Estate q! Daniel B. Durham
Ate of Tunbrld e, deceased, GREETING.
I'm HEREAS, Ca lista Dunhun and Elbridge F. DIV
w ham, Administrators of the estate Of SAID deceased,
A5quest said Court to allow them the further lime of
from and after tie I'd day q August \ -. le62,
20 make payment of the iebs and close the settlement
# the Estate.
Therefore, yOu hereby notified that said Application
will be heard at session of The Probate Court &c be hid
II Chelsea, on the 2ls day of August next, at which
ime you may be heard in the premises
And this Order shall be published three weeks success
{vey in the Green Mountain Freeman, newspaper
printed at Montpelier ia this STATE the last of which
publications shall be before the day assigned for hearing
aforesaid.
Given under my hand at the Probate Office al Chelsea
MS 29th day Of July. f. ,. 1862
f345w3t PERLEY G. JONES, Judge.
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fATE or VERMONT, In Probate Court, held at
srpoLpH DIsTRicr, Ms. Brookaeld, in said District
|the 18th day of August, 4. u. 1862.
/ ). SPEAR, administrator of the estate Of George
= Wheatey, late of Brookfeld in said district de-
bed, presents his adm nstrainu for examina-
and allowance, and makes application for decree
list I,utinn aud partition Of the estate Of said de.
Bed
Thereupon is ordered by said Court that said &C.
pit and said application be referred to a session of ss
RI to be held at the Probate Office in Chelsea on the
day of September, A. D.. 1862, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
bearing anil decision thereon; and it is further or.
that notice hereof be given to all persons inter-
by publication of the three weeks successive
b the Green Mountain Freeman, q newspaper pub
at Montpelier previous to said time appointed for
Ing, that they may appear at said time and place
show cause, if any they may have, why said account
I'D not be allowed and such decree made
BY the Court,
4ef3wt Ates', j. r. CLEAVELAFD, Register
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BY kENT. PINE 4 co. Aacssons~a.
r AR0E SALE or DRY GOODS, At AUG.
i TION-0n WnDNEsDAY. the 10th Inst, q
onr warehouse commencing 81 10 o'clock, ~ shall
sell very large and desirable assortment Of fresh
DRY GOODS, consisting Of
500 pieces elegant new style Prints;
600 do super and extra English Long Cloths,
200 do fine English Shifting Stripes;
900 do assorted DENNIS and other Pant
Stuffs;
70 bsles 7S and a. Brown Sheetings;
s,lk, Valencia, and Velvet Vesting,;
"a and ca Drab Friiled Cloths;
Orpandies; Swss Muslins; Jaconcts;
4 Patent Threads; Spool Cottons;
Pins and Needles;
Fine Ivory and India Rubber Combf5
Sewing Sill 3; Hoop Skirts Tooth Brushes;
Ladies' Hose; Handkerchief;
Mems Hats Ladies' Shoes
Letter Paper, Stationery, &c, &c.
ALSO
An invoice Of mems and youths London made
CLOTHING, In suits, with several large lots OF
mems SUMMER and winter Clothing, tn be sold
without reserve.
Also
1900 pairs mems fine Shoes and BrOgans, ladies'
Lasting Caters, Bootees, and Slippers; and misses
and childrens Shoes---many Of them Of superior
quality KENT, PAINE g. co,
seq AuctioneeFs.
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VALUABLE FARM OF 552a ACRES IN
" HESRlCO COUNTY, on :he Chiekahominy
50 zen miles East of Richmond FOR SALE AT
tie request of Mr. Simon Gouldin we offer for sale
Lis valuable FARM, located as above, adjoining the
iarms Of Dr. Fetertield Trent and Mr.. Jas Gsrnett
Ii contains 55el acres, o. wich about half clear
ed, ard in a fine stste for cultivation. The other
half is in heavy, original timber. of which portion
Ia: beeu eat Gown By the late army OF invasion
and now supposed 10 be worth several thousand
dollars CT the land The dwelling has five rooms
bur all the other buildings have been injured CT de-
stroyed by the ensmy. As the owner has lost much
OF his working force, and all his crops, stock &c,
Re is unable 10 work the farm, and hence has con
Guided TO offer the same for sale, and will sell az
Reduced rate. The terms OF payment can be made
most liberal Mr.. Gouldin will be ct the farm for
The next week, and will take pleasure in showing
ii to those who may call en- him. Apply to
Sc 9--3. GUDDIN Il APPERsON, Auc.s.
DOANoKE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS FOR
II SALE.--The proprstors OF this valuable Wa
uerlng Place ouer IL for sale, and will make the
terms very liberal as 10 the payments The riine-
raj waters have Ell established reputation in puimo-
nary and other similar diseases. The improve
ments consist OF q large and well arranged hotel
and ten Cottages, sufficient for the accomnIods ion
OF two hundred visitors, with Bow Ing Alley and
o.her suitable fixtures. The Furniture il abundant
aad OF g6pd quality.
These Springs are situated in Roanoke county,
ten miles from Salem Depot, the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad, and immediately the
Turnpike Read lesding 10 the Sweet Springs, the
distance 10 the latter being ii miles For further
information, address q. w. SHASKS
Sc 9-lm Salem, Va.
EORTY-PlVE THOUSAND ACRES Of TEXAS
LAND. OF frEtrste quality, and well suited to
tne growth of sea-sland cotton and for grazing
purposes fronting the Bay of Corpus Christi and
the river 0so proverbially healthy region in iati
tudr 2l., is offered on very favorable terms for
Confederate notes, or in exchange Tor good negro
property. Apply in person or by letter. to
w d. MILLER
DC 5-tt' Pot Office Department.
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n. NOTICE TO DRAWERS OF NOTES
0>S DUE THE PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK,
OF RlCHMOND.-Ail Notes held by the Planters
Savings Bank falling due on and after the 9Th Sep
t-mber inst, can be paid at the office of the Trea-
suTer eachS..ay, MP TO y O'Clock p. NJ. After that
time application all unpaid i'll be made at the
respec i've Banks that they may be drawn payable
ct. A q. HUTCHINSON, Treas'r.
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W, DAILY UNION PRAYER MEETING
VT Under the auspices Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, EVERY EVENING this
week, a. 8. O'Clock in the United Presbyterian
Church, corner Of Franklin and 9Th streets. Let
all remember the hour Of prayer Sc s-2t
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vH~g DR. r. s. VEST has removed his office
Us to fAc corner of Main and 7th streets. where
he may be found at all hours Of the day and night
when not professionally engaged. Orders for hi,
inay also be left at the Office of Clopton & Lynn.
corner Of Wall and Franklin s.gees.
DIR. VEST having resumed his practice In the
CITY, notice is hereby given that parties who hire
negroes from us required to send for him in
case of eickness
Sc SIT CLOPTON & LYME.
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Obituary.

Among the many noble spirits who fell on the
30th nit, while nobly battling for their country
and their counfryis honor. the now doubly
bloody and historic plains Of Manassas, there Ia
none whose death will be more sincerely lamented
and dsploled than that Of MARX MYERS, of the
Richmond Grsys, 18th Virginia Regiment. When
this war commenced he was q resident of distant
Southern State and Immediately attached himself
to volunteer company; but that not going Tito
immediate service he fastened to his native home,
Richmond. and soon enrolled himself Ia that gallant
corps, the Richmond Grays, which was already in
active service, and became at once an active and
emcieut member, participating with them in ;be
battle Of Seven Pines and the seven days fights
around Richmond, ending ut Malvern Hill From
exposure he was taken severely ILL., and WIS not
fneAr present scene Of victories but be could not
remain long behind, and in a few days. despite he
proeesfations OF his friends aud relatives or hs re-.
cent ludispostIon he hurried to Join his Comrades
and had besn with them but one short week ere be
VISA summoned by the leaden messenger of death
~ that God who had given him life He in
ms prime Of manhood. but % years of age beloved
BY all who knew him for bis noble and generous
qualities and his manly virtues-a devoted son an
A0scttonAts brother, true friend and faithful corn
panon. foof MANN, we can hardly realize that
JON who left us but short time back with fha
stamp Of years Vt lie upon thy manly brow
should now be no more-fhat thy noble heart sbon,d
have ceased 10 best; but such IL life, and we an
only ofur oar sincere coincidence to his heart.
stricken mother and devoted relatives and minc,e
well. and bow humbly 10 the will Of God that He
ss demanded 10 nsbls sacrifice On the shrine OF
NbeRty.
Ths name. AAAx, shall be recorded above
With those who have fought and bled,
Ere thst country, we 70 web love-
Ehall losgsr be polluted BY the vandsls tread
jal 4 1nIIND AND RELATIVE
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~. AT A COURT held for Charlotte county

~ AT A COURT held Tor Cnario'e county
~ Tuesday, September %, 1862
Mn, w Henry, Esq, Attorney for the Common
wealth, announced the death Of Col. WILTSHIRE
CARpWEII, long an active, useful. and attentive
member Of the &c urt, and moved the following re-
solutions which were unanimously adopted and
ordered to be spread on the records of the Court:
Rosairsd. That Col CakDwELt, during q long
life. discharged with integrity and fidelity all the
duties Of public officer and private citizen, and
Ia his death this Court has Lost a courteous. up
right and efficient member; tho county All honest
respected and useful citizen. and bis family Kind
considerable, and faithful protector.
ResolrfG That q copy of these proceedings be
communicated by the Clerk to the family OF the
deceased with the assurance OF the sympathy oil
the Court with them in their distress. aud that q
copy be also published in one of the newspapers
published in the city OF Richmond
Ard tbereupon. in respect (" the memory OF the
deceased 1t is ordered that the Court do now ad
tourn. a copy-Teste:
e9-it WM A SMITH. b C.
sSS9 The Central Presbyterian will copy.
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BY REDWOOD q kEACH, Auctionsrs.
ia Main sire et


r ArGE SALE OF DRY GOODS. MISCEL-
l LANEOUS ARTICLES, STATIONERY,
CLOTHING, FANCY GOODS. BOOTS AND
SHOES, &c On WEDNESDAY. 10th inst, at our
store we will sell large consignment OF DRY
GOODS, &c We name In part
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods;
Calicoes Shirtings;
Cloths, Boots and shoes;
Ciohing Fancy Articles;
Stationery, Letter Paper
Envelopes, Playing Cards;
Wrapping Paper. Pencils.
School Books Porte Monnaiss
Portfolios, Blauk Books
Spool Cotton, Trimmings
Hooks and Eiyes. Brsids
81 pairs Cotton Cards
sd gross Matches:
Hosiery Gloves,
Hats and Caps;
Gents Turnishing Goods
Hardware &c. &c
Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock. TERMs.-CAsh
sag REDWOOD a KEACH, Auct's.
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DIED,

Sept eth, IDA MEDoRA. aged 10 months and
days, daughter of John S. and Mary f. bFant-
" bite.
She sleeps In Jesus. Ida is gon. to sing with
Eliza around the throne of God.
Her funeral viii take place from her fathers re
sidence, Union Hill } on the 9th instant, al taif
past O'clock p. II.
At Oxford, n. c., on The 9th instant, in tha list
year of her age Mrs. ANNE B. JOYNES, rect oil
The late Thomas R. Joynes, Of Accomac CO, Va
Her funeral " ill take place from the residence of
her son. Dr. L. s. Joynes, on Franklin street, above
18th. this morning at 10 o'clock. Her friends are Ia
vited to attend.
On Monday, September sth EMILY, daughter Of
A. p. and Mary S. Fox, aged 5yAaIs months and
20 days.
Her funeral will take place this morning, al II
o'clock. at the residence of bar parents on Grace,
between 4th a1d 9Th streets. The friends OF the
family are invited to attend
Al the Botetourt SPRING. (Shere she had gone
for her health after proracted illness, on the 9th
instant, Mrs. A. E. wife OF j. K. Mountcas.Ie aged
60 years IL months and II days.
Her funeral will take place from the residence Of
her husband this morning ct II O'clock The friends
and acqusntanceg of the family are requested 10
attend without further notice.
At quarter past II o'clock Sunday night, Mrs.
ROSELLA FRANCES, wife Of VIM. Lioyd Stage.
Her mineral will take place from her late resi-
deuce this morning 81 10 O'Clock. The friends of
the family are respectfully invited to attend.
On Thursday, August 2ls., at Bendovsr Cooch
land county, after short And painful illress Mss
MANY WILKINSON, wife of Mr. Preston VIII
kerson, leaving devoted husband. and children
who tenderly loved her, and many warm friends 10
mourn the loss Of OLE who greatly eudeared herself
to all who knew her by her many attractive quai-
tics, and by the exemplary discharge OF every iuty
Ia life
At Camp Beal Drury's Bluff On the ;3lst OF An
gust. Sergeant JACOB C. SCHOOLS, of Company
&, G. 8. Marine Corps -
In Caroline county, en- Monday. lst instant. al 80
minutes past p. NJ, the only child of Il. ]. and
H. E McMuln, aged l? months and days.
e Religious Herald please copy.
At Pleasant Oaks, in Henrico county, 81 the resi-
dence Of his father, Sunday, 18th instant, at S
O'Clock p NJ, EDWARD PRESTON. youngest son
Of Thos. H. and Sarah f. Biaksy aged year aud
monthE n
On Monday, September lsi, at Al p. NJ, of dip
liberia, In Prince Edward county, MARY MCkAE,
eldest child of Richard w. and Willie +. Daby,
and grandchld of Alexander and Mary Brooke.
aged years months and 81 daya.
In Lyuchburg of typhoid fever On Saturday. the
9Th inst H. w. c. SANDERS. in tie Goth year OF
his age.
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BOARDING.

0ARDIN Two gentlemen can obtain
ID BOARD at Mrs. PIERCE'S, corner 23d and
Geuable streets, near Elijah Bakers sc 9-lt'
DOARDERS-A few gentlemen can be accom-
ID modated with BOARD by applying at Mr..
WoODARD'S, on Grace street. between Sd and 4tb.
q
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Ry " S. BERRY, .daotioassr.
tfarmyille. Va

ny ~ =. n3Hni 17EtffOHStF.
tFarmyille. Va
A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE MEDI.
IA CINE.-Win We sold at pnbiic auction on
WEDNESDAY, September 10, al II O'Clock an In
Voice OF valuable MEDICINES, being The stock Of
the late Thos. Hiekson deed. Invoice and Medi
cine can be seen al any time between this sid the
day oi sale. MARY AfCKS0N
No 4-5l' Ex'x of Thos Hicksop tised
by KENT, PAINE 4 co, .4scti4nssrs.
nRY GOODS AT AUCTION ON WEDNES.
H. DAY, the iOth instant. commencing st 10
O'clock, st our warehouse lf4 Cary street. We shall
sell a large assortment Of fresh DRY GOODS
adapted 10 the present season. Particulars hereaf
ter. Lse 81 KENT, PAINE 4 CO, Auct'a
L>OR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION. = On
II THURSDAY, the 18th September, go acres
valuable LAND. mostly of original growth, stu.
ated in dOochiand county. forty miles from Rich
mond, within one mile Ct the James river, adjoin.
Ing the farms Of Mr.. Thos Boiling and William X
Fleming, being part of the farm OF the late WIN
Salmon. About one-half the land il cleared. The
buildings are In good order The water on the
place 10 g good any Ia tie State besides very
fine mineral spring of sniphur water The neigh.
borhood ia exeelent-there being no better society
In Virginia Any one wsaing oue Of the most do
sirable locations on James river, will do well to
purchase this place. Any information can be had
by applying to EUGENE b. SALMON, Pembsrton r.
o., Goochland county, or to WIN. l. SALMON. ct
No. lit Main street, Richmond, Va. The sale win
come of On the day appointed. without regard to
weather. kU0ENE B. SALMON,
al la--lm' Ex'r at VIM. Salmon. deed
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f%HOi FOR MARYLAND.-ATTENTl
yvM VEs--Yon will meet on 10th street.
below Main, this (TUESDAO evening. at oelk.
Tor the purpose Of mastering into service tomor-
row. The army has cre ssed the Potomac, and We
,,ust hc on the frat train for Baltimore. Mary.
landers DESTROYS Of securing passage, will report
immediately. JOHN w. ToRSCH.
l.
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oar ifisnAs would greatly oblsse us BY sending
esJlaostisrn papers they may chance to set in
sAslr possession 70 this ofhce The public will
.hus reesive thc news It the earliest moment.
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NJ U'rlUE--rhs far,n Of Dr.. q. X Cntsa - IN,
~ over seven milss from Richmond, -als
Sss a sold privately, the ssls Of Farming s%Si
msnts, Forage Furniture, sc, viii Dc nsis -. n,
DAY, September sth, At II osiosk l. -,
farm