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WASHINGTON COUNTY. ! A. d. 1862
HEAr"N 4 REED Whereas, Homer W lieaton and
OLIVER ELLIS. filed their bill Of complaint, stating
III substance tina the said OLIVER Ellis the 9th day OF
April, A. d. 1858, indebted one Peter Hatch, in
the Of $780, for the balance Of purchase money
promissory notes signed by said Ellis and payable to
said Hatch, order with interest ually one of said
notes Tor $780, rayable Oct TO- 1853 5000 paya
Die April 49, 1852 and for $500, payable Oct. 10,
1892 And in order to the payment Of same the
said Ellis, by his deed of bargain and sa dated the day
lowing described land in Mddesex, in the County OF
ashngton aforesaid, to wit About sixty acres Of lot
No. Ecvc in the fourth division lots In said town.
drawn to the original right of David Morchouse that
said Hatch had assigned and transferred said mortgage
deed and Endorsed said to the orators and
for the foreclosure OF the equity q" redemption VI the
premises
Aud Whereas it appears that the said Oliver Eliis re-
sides out Of this State that subpoena served
upon him Therefore, in pursuance of the provisions
the Comp led Statutes, Chap 81 Sec notice is he eby
given to the said Oliver Ellis and he is hereby required
to appear before the Court az Chancpry be ho
den 1T the Court llonse in Montpelier in said County Of
Washington, the second Tuesday of March Next be-
ing the first day OF the tated term the Court OF
Chancery in said County. and make said bill
OF complaint and abide such order direction and decree
therein as to said Court shall and the com.
planans in said bill directed to cause It's order to
De published in the Daily Green Mountain Freeman,
printed at Montpelier in said County three weeks sue
cessvely the last publication be ri twenty days
previous to the sad second Tuesday Of March next.
Dated at Montpelier, ia said County, this 4th day NJ
February, A. D. 1862.
LUTHER NEWCoMB, Clerk.
HEATON REED, Solicitors for Orators.
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Later from Europe,

PORTLAND, Feb. IL. Steamship Jura from
,nverpool, arrived here at lalf-past twelve to.
niybt' Mason and Slidell have arrived at South
.mnton. There were no demonstrations, The
,mmer has gone to London and the latter to
Paris.
They arrived at Southampton in the La Plata
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nv the Rinaldo, az she was unable to reach Hal
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It hand Although there is large party in
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urge upon the Government a policy Of interior.
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Rumors were current at Southampton that
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dered away and that the latter would probably
leave on the 3Oth, The report, however lacked
confirmation.
The Times calls for something decisive in
America and says unpleasant complications
must arise if the present state Of affair contn-
ues much longer.
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The report by Mr. Ward on the reciprocitv
treaty recommends the appointment Of three
commissioners, to meet like number on bshalf
OF Great Britain. to regulate the commerce and
NAVIGATION NJ between her Majes,ys possessions in
North America and the United States, and to
make them reciprocally beneficial and satisfac-
sory' as was intended BY the reciprotcity treaty.
"A lady, calling herself Mrs. Morris vasarrest .
Cd to-day She is charged with giving infor-
matlon TO the enemy regarding the position and
e'rengtn OF tho Federal troops and Notifications
In and about Washington.
Mr.. Walworth, son of Chancellor Wa,wortb
OF New York, Clerk in the Adiutant- General 3
office has also been arrested and i'm prisoned on a
charge OF acting in completely with her.
The Times despatch says heavy firing was
heard down the Potomac last night. At the
Navy Yard distinct reports of so guns have
been reported since o'clock.
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MONTPELIER MARKET. Feb. I,

rhov'sIoNs.-Butter, Is to IS. Cheese, Stos; Lard
IL Tallow, 10. Dried Apple, to 10: Eggs, 10 to Is
Potatoes 20 to 20 Beans 200. Maple Sugar to 10
onions-loo. Appes-good, s., 90 to 3. so per Dbl
fLoUR-Extra, $3.50 Extra Family, 500 Double Extra
$50; Superior 90. to 7,75
GRAIN AND HAY.-Corn0 49, Oats 81 to co. Herdsgrs NJ
Seed $500 600 per bushe Clover. 10 to Il per pound
Hay, IS, to IS, per ton. Rye, 65 to7o.
AHoELLANEoUs-Dry and green hard wood, 226 to $50
Shingles, 300 to $50. Wocl-common 40 to 50. Bark
ESQ per cord Nails 3,o5
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BARN BURNED.-A barn belonging to John
Aeitey OF this town, was burned on Monday
night the 9th ult. 1t had about twelve tons
OF hay in it. The barn was insured for fifty
dollars.-lrasburgh Standard.
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meteorological Observations. 1852
Che 1flurkets
BOSTON MARKET. Feb.

Flour-Western, $5,oo:to $50.
Pork.--prime, $3.50 to 900; Ness, 1890 AGO
Beef, $3.50 to IL, co. Lard, to 81. Hams, 81 TOT.
futter, IS to a. Cheese Eggs Is ia o. Potatoes
30 to ST. Dried Apple to g.
WOOL saxony fleece, SO to 5s American Full Blood ~ to
30 Half blood SO to So; Common 50 to ST.
Cornas to TO- Oats 48. Rye TO- Herds Grass Seed $50
Clover. ~ = 90 perlb. Hops Is 20.
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MINORS.

The WorFs Washington dispatch says the
city is again filled with rumors predicting all
manner offorward movement in every direction.
1t is known tina, the assistant Secretary Of
War has been in Indiana and Ohio to make
arrangements for the use and occupancy of the
rolling stock of the Cleveland, Columbus and
cincinnati Rail Road Company, as we'll as other
companies connected therwi'h, for the period of
'1 consecutive days. but when it is to commence
u NO, stated. Order. have also been issued from
The War Department forbidding army officers to
20 home on furloughs. The inference of course
rs to be an important movement Of u very largo
body of troops. IL IS also rumorcd that impor-
liant news may soon be expected from Gen. Lam
ders division. He has taken Romney but he
evidently has no mention of staying there. 1t
believed that his force is now in the nsig rbor-
hood of Winchester. this may mean flank
movement on Manassas, but the prevailing i'm.
preston il that it simply relates to the opening
OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road. A large
body of our troops are to be thrown across the
Potomac to participate in this movement and
once acroes 1t is very doubtful whether they will
hive occasion to return.
From the high country Of the upper Potomac,
learn that the dry winds have prevailed, and
that the ground IL now 10 . condition TO hear
heavy artillery.
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FROM WARRINGTON.

;na nhw YORK, Feb IL. The 1ribune's Wash
;n s."h dispatch says that Senator Chandler will
20, " resolution into tho Senate to morrow
- '"e expulsion OF Mr.. Polk OF Missouri
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ID f n ISTRl!
have located in
MONTH"; I,IER
PERMANENTLY as n DENTIST


PERMANENTLY as DENTIST.
in the rooms Cor nerly occupied by DR.. N. NEWTON
OVER LANGDON's FLOUR STORE.
To the people OF Montpelier and adjoining towns,
wish to say an, well prepared to perform any opeasa
in Dentistry, at
REASONABLE PRICES.
insert teeth Gold, Silver, Cheoplastic PIatins
Continuous Gum,) and vucante Rubber plates
OF the Rubber cannot speak favorably used
to the entire satisfaction Of patrons and myself for
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clean, free from taste durable and easily repaired
than any other kind Of plate work. Teeth filled with the
various materials for filling insure their preser
vation Extracting done with and children's
regulated.
OF the many letters OF from friends
in Windham and Windsor Counties will give two Or
three:
DR.. John NJ. Comegys has practiced as Surgeon Den
fist in this village for the last years he has been
the dentist for myself and family, and also for the
tuition under my charge. The subscriber believes him
we'll qualified, and cheenlly recommends him those
WIN. H. ROCKWELL, MD.
Sup't Vt. Insane Asylum, Bra,teboro, Aug.1 1851.
after years service. am highly pleased with them
and would not part with them for any amount of money
shall esteem it pleasure t" recommend work t.
all who may be SO unfortunate 70 be deprived Of their
natural teeth know Of no work equal to in skill,
durability and finish esteem you, in the practice Il
your profession, public benefactor.
So. Woodstock, June Is, 1857.
Office " Bellows Falls Argus March 70. 1850.
For several years have had dealings with Dr. j. n.
Comegys and have always found him to be an upright
high-minded gentleman, who would he vau able addition
to the citizens uf any place. As professional man-oa
which point can also speak from experie stands
second to none, being fully master Of Dental science ia
all respects.
HIRAM ATKINS, Editor Argus.
Dr. H. CorneYys has practiced Dentistry here during
the past several years and have frequently had
to consult him in behalf Of patients under my charge
he has wi bout exception in all the Of h
business and in the delicate and difficult cases
given the fullest satisfaction to ladies from the
seSt cities OF the Union like New York; Boston, Phih.
depha New Orleans who frequently declared 20 me thst
Dr. G. treated them full as WELL and perhaps with more
attention, than their own family dentist
G. GRAU. ND.
Physician at the Wesseheft Water Cure institution.
Bratteboro, Aug. 81, 1861.
will refer to Philip Mes Cashier Bank, Brattiebors
kirkland. ESQ., =. II. Fessenden, Esq, and c. w.
Horton, N. D., OF Rraeboro; G. u. Perkins, Samuel
Wood, Schuyler Iorsington, and Dr.. I. buchanan, q
Woodstock.
will warrant all Of my work. and my prices shall b.
MODERATE JOHN 81. COAEGYS.
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THIRTY-sENVETH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.

SENATE.
4 communication from the President, inclos-
ing one from a meeting of the citizens of North
Carolina, held at Hatteras Jan 10, relative to
respecting Foster as Representative. and still
insisting on the right to DE represented as loyal
citizens, was received.
Mr.. Davis presented a petition Of the citizens
ofMaine, asking Congress to drop the negro
question and attend 10 the business of the coun-
try.
Mr.. Rice offered resolution that tho CON-
mittee on Military Affairs inquire into the expe.
diency Of recommending al appropriation to
complete the military road fir IN Point Douglas,
MINI, to Superior City, Wis. Adopted.
HOUSE.
The House passed unanimously the Senate bill
authorizing the issue of $40 ,0O0, 000 demand
notes
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SUCCESS OF BUREsIDE's EXPEDITION.

ooNoESS VI BURSSlDE EAPEDlTIOF.
FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. 10. The flag of truce
from Norfolk reports that Gen. Burnside, after
oo!n'oarding Roanoke Island for two days, landed
M ms troops on Sunday morning and took the L.
ana' No papers or passengers were allowed to
ZONE by the flag of truce.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. IL. The Inquirer's For.
i,ess Monroe despatch reports the landing Of the
sederals on Roanoke Island. Three rebel gun
ooats had been sunk, and two captured, one Of
1n'eh was the flagship. A filoman on board
we seldom reported hat the Stars md Stripes
I v' I've seen waving over tho batteries from
Elizabeth City.
.,. Inc baltimore Clipper publishes an extra
,,a'lhg' that Roanoke Island was captured alter
s snfse days lighting. A large number of prison
s'' were secured. Two of the rebel gunboats
".re captured, and the rest sunk or scattered.
,nr people OF Norfolk and Portsmouth are panic
,, n The above is confirmed by passengers
W the Fortress Monroe boat.
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Very Latest by Telegraph !!
4 O'CLOCK p M.
Glorious News from Burn.
side!
ROANOKE ISLAND CAPTURED
THREE REBEL GUNBOATS SUNK AND
TWO CAPTURED!
Many Prisoners Taken !
|ireal CONSERVATION at Norfolk and
Portsmouth!
FROM BURNSIDE.

FROM BURNSIDE.
FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. 10. A flag of truce
To-day brings intelligence that our troops land
Cd on Roanoke Island yesterday afternoon. No
particulars are given, but it wau ntimated that
the Island was taken. No Southern papers re-
ceived.
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