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VERMONT CENTRAL AND So LLIvAN
RAILROADS.

On and after Monday June 49, 1862 trains viii run fol-
ows.-
TRAINS aorse SourH AND Easr.-Mail train leaves Rou
SEES Aout at 80 A, NJ. StAhans at $50 NJ Burlington
At il6 A. NJ, connecting at White River Junction With
trains for and from Wells River ST. Johnsbury Iiteton
aud with Northern Railroad for Boston, LOWELL
&C. connecting at Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad fr
Boston, and with Vermont Valley Railroad for Springfield
New Haven, and New York. arriving In New York at 10 ID
PM
MUIR ExrnEss leaves oglensburgh at 400 M,' Mon.
trca 400 Y. NJ Rouses Point ut 60 2. anil arriving
In Boston at $40 A. NJ, connecting Bellows Falls with
Cheshire Railroad for Boston and Worcester with Yer
mont Valley Railroad for Springfield New Haven and New
Trains going North and WesAiail train leaves Boston
At 1870 via LOWELL lawrence Fitchburgh. Leaves
Springfield At % A. NJ, Bellows Falls ~ rs p NJ con-
Meeting at White River Junction with Northern Railroad
from Boston, and with iassumpsic Railroad from
81 Johnsbury aud ljtteton arriving Burlington at As
M and at 81 Adams at 30 y. M and Oslensburgh at
200 A. NJ, and Montreal at l0 DP. NJ.
yNlGar ExPREss TRAIS leaves Bellows Falls az rs p NJ
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley Railroad
New York at W A. and from Cheshire Railroad eay-
ing boson at 400 r. NJ connecting White River
ton with trsie leaving Boston at 30 p NJ Lowell or
az 5uO via Lawrence Leave White River at
% Y A., arriving at Harrington at A. M, Kouse
Point at 10 A. NJ, arrive Montreal at 1000 NJ and
at ogdeusburgh MT II 40 r. M with Grand Trunk
Trains Tor Detroit. Chicago, aud the West.
New and beautiful sleeping attached both the
night express trains running between Rouses Pout
Boston, and between Reuse.s Point and Trey.
Through tickets for Chicago and the West sale the
principal stations. q MERRILL stunt
Sc. Adams, Vt, June %, 1S62. u
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Important to the Afflicted,


m. DOW continues be Consulted at his office Nos
~ and EDdicot Street. Boston, all diseases of a
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
BY long course Of study practical experience Of
limited extent Dr. d. has the qualification Of ting
he unfortunate with remedies that never since he
hrst introduced them, failed to most alarming ca
Of "s W.
0oSoRRHGA AND SYPHILIS
beneath his treatment all the horrors Of yeperel and
impure blood lmPotency, Scrofna, Gonorrhoa Ulcers.
pain and distress In the regions of
Oh the Bladder and Kidneys, Hydrocele Abcesses umors
rhtiui swengs and the long horrible symptons
attending TINS class OF disease become a. harm
less as the simplest aings a child.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
Dr. d. deyotesa great part Of his time the treatm emf
hose cases caused BY aud solitary habit which r
ms tue body aud mind, uniting unfortunate indy
al Tor business society. Some Of the sad and
produce by early habits Of YOUTH are Weakness ~
he Back aud limbs Dizziness Of the head Dnpes, Of sibt
fsptuon Of the heart Dyspepsia Nervousness Derang
ieht o. the digestive functions, ptoms Of
~ lne fearful effects the mind much 10 he dread
gu loss OF memory confusion of ideas ion Of sni
~ eva ebodag aversion of society selfdistrust ,i
@e are among the evils produced persons shoui5
oeiofe contemplating matrimony consult phys;ci.n ~
and be at once health and ban;n.
fatents no wish to remain DR. Dowis tres sIn
rev asls or weeks, will be furnished with pleasant $3.50
90 NJ ooaiu m"uerate l5l4-ly
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THE GREAT CAUSE OF
HUMAN MISERY.
Just publI.ted N ! se.lea rnv,,oD.-p,,,. : =,

Just published In Sealed Envsiopc-Pricc cts
Lecture BY Or. Cuiverwen the can.s and chr. Of
"a sprrmstorrhea, Consumption NontsI and Physical
nets Nervousnsss. Epilepsy Impaii ed Nutrition Of IN.
Body ls-itue Weakness Of the Limbs the Bark In
disposition and inrapaity for Study and labor nullnpss "a
Api rhenson inss 81 Memory; n socirtv se
o. >olitude Iimidy Self rsfrust Dizziness Iea,rle
INJECTIONS Of The kses pimpes the Face involuntary
Youthfai Indiscrrtinn &c, Sc "
This asnlrshs isrtar- clearly PROVES that the above
ennineraet ohsn ssarted evils may be removed with.
out madeleine and without dangerous surcal
should be mad by youth and every In the nI
sent undrr sel 70 address In plain sealed vror.
on the reept Of six cents. two postage stanap v "A
tre<lnx CHAs. J. c. KLINE 4 Co
siiy 81 BoSer,, New YORK O. Roy ass,
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HIGHWAY SURVEYORS BLANKS.
GOOD supply Of Highway Surveyors Blanks Just print
n ed, and on hand for sale AT THIS OFFICE.
Marriage Certificates.

~ I.ERGYMEN offen have the interesting ceremony o
" Marriage perform, and Hank Certificates for
such occasions, may bc'obtaiued by applying
Ar THIS OFFICE.
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Photograph and Ambrolype SaIss
In Springfield.

The public are Invited to call and examine INV ists,, II
ductions Of PHOTOGRAPHS, COLoRED fni.h--s in N
da and Plain many Of which are copies frurn oi n
nor Amorotypes and Daguerreotypes. Please cali -
ENGAGING such work elsewhere, II will be for your n,s
both OF mind and purse
EExrasEs, MI ROOMS ARK ovsR rau ssyrsss s.,r.
" JAMRsD 7owW
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DR.. IA cRoIx's

rfrnie edtea4 Treatise on the Physiological Feir Of NJ
rage.
$50 PAors AND 100 EseRAvINes-prics only % cent
Sent free Of postage to all parts Of the Union On th
hniies OF youth and maturity. disclosing the secret
OF both SEXES Of all ages, causing debility
preston Of spirits, pal.aaon the heart suicidal image
ngs, inyount ry imagnaois, bushing defective msae
- and .,ae NTH confessions Of t
Young Married Lady, &C., &c. 1t truthful advise
the married and those contemplating marriage who
tam secret doubts Of their physical condition. and who
conscious OF having hazarded the health happiness ssi
privileges TO which every human being is entitled.
foung Men who are troubled with weakness, sepersF
illness pains. forgetfulness sometimes ringing Of the es
weak eyes weakness Of the back lower exiemites
uson oi ideas loss OF memory, with melancholy,
cured By the Authors New Paris and London Treatment
We have for the greater part past year devote
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OF ,he knowledge and researches Of skilled Ph
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the eicaey Of which has been tested In thousands Of
o never iaed to effect speedy without any bad r.
PHI VII use none but Dr. DeIaneys Female Pericdics
me Only preeaufion necessary to be observed -
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.ey are IN certain situations 1.-THE particulars Of which VII
pe lonhd on The wrapper panyng each box thou1
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Price 81 per box They can be mailed TO any part Of TIE
United States -
To the Iaiies-who need confidential medical advise
with regard TO any of those interesting complaints vhfn
heir deicate organization renders them liable psrtea
larry invited to consult u.s.
lhk EIEcrRo-GALvAsIc PRoTEcrfvE.-For married lsde
whose health will not admit who have dessre % In
Grease their fniy be obtained above 1t Is perfect
y safe, and has been extensively used during the last i
Years Price reduced to so.
W Attendance daily. from ia the mornin ~
night and on sunday from till s P NJ.
Meicines with full directions to any part Of h
nIte states or CAnadas by patients communicating hen
by letter Business correspondence strictly cor
W Dr LIS Once is still located established under i@
name OF DbLA CROIx at No 81 Maiden Lane. Albany y
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American & Foreign pa,1
n. II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATen,
Late Agent Of the U 8, ra,en, omcs " .eN
the Act of 1881 ''''ls's
70 STATE STREET, opposite Kilby s,,.., !,

A FER an extensive practice OF upward. :, Il
n CONTINUES TO secure Patents In liz n",,a iva,
Ia Great Britain, France, aud other fnrsi. eu Ns,
Yeats, Specifications, Bonds. Assirnpen,e. eVanths
Drawings for Pate. Is, executed oh liner, "au AZ
despatch. Researches made into Americas ~ ses rms
TO determine the validity or utility Of pa,atoi
and legal or other advice wondered i, sm o. IN
ing the same. Copies Of the claims on any p ua',n
by rcmittipg One Dollar. Assignments reeo,sla
ington. V'aed
The Agency 10 not only the largest in New ~,
through II inventors have advantage Tor hnsa
Of ascertaining the patentability Of inyentIan.n
by, " not imineasurabiy superior, to apy wts. aa
fered them elsewhere. The Tcstmopisls h ~nNu "a
that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT TIM ~. as
fICE than the subscriber and as SUCCESS - ~
PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY - fai
that he has abundant reason to believe ma y W
at no other Office of tho Kind are thu charvrs ~ p
services so moderate. The immense prsc,,,s NV
scriber during the twenty years past, has enaha.
eisions relative TO patents. 'uu
These, besides his extensive library Of legal ,,a.
cal works, and full accounts OF patents ersn,Si
ted states and Europe, render him able, beyo, az.
offer superior facilities Tor Obtaining Patents
All necessity for "a journey 10 Washington. a.
patent, and the usual great delay there, are here
8t rEsrihoxIALs
II regard Mr. Eddy as one Of the ,noa eapaBl, a.,
fm practitioners with whom have had onienl ir,'
CHARLES MASON, COMMISSIONS II ~
II have no hesitation in assuring inventor. Tia, 4
not employ person more eovsp,itsf and ,rna,r.re
more capable Of putting their applications 10 a H..
cure Tor them an early and favorable eonsisien,ss
ratent once." EDMUND BURKE
Late Commissioner Of p,,.
Mr. II. II Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN !
tons, on all but oSE Of which patents have been y
and that Is noe psnaing Such unn,,stakab,e ~, 4
~ On tS re IL
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BLANKS, DEEDS, WRITS, &c.

NJ 0R1GA0E warrantee, and Quitclam Deeds Ju' tees
w County Court and Attachment wris, Grand Jurors
AT rms OFFICE.
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AN ACT OF GRATITUDE.

1Vc copies Of Medical book Of 81 pages, on srefrs
eFrhsa Tor gratuitous circulation. by Sufferer whe ~
zen ecualy cured Of nerrous debility. asude deP
son o. spirits drovsines pains IN the hack, tinidy =,
Hne>s- diness OF sight, pmprs, less Of memory. Aei
surfing ron early errors, by following the instructions y
En- IN this book considers it his duty. in gratitude 70
author and the benefit Of Consumptive and Neryeus
fecers TO publish the used lie will therefore sens
ee to any address the receipt two stnmps copy
,he work containing every information required Aas
Box 5fe, z. o., Albany, n, Y. 20l91y
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Al persons indebted to the subscriber Nv not. -.
sss''ed to make immediate payment to ave go
Bellies Falls, Vt, March u. lse2 'h"oVAb'
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CERTIFICA TIES.
"reminiscences. VT March :. 1891

To Messrs. CHAs. BAcKMAs & Co., N. Y
Gentlemen We avail ourselves Of this method tn In
form you that we have repeatedly made examination of
brandies Whskey, Gin and Wines, with which the Chit
tenden County Agency at Burlington been mainly un
pied from your houes for the past three years also
mems from other agencies in the procured from Won
we have found them invariably of full strength and mi;
mems from other Tor medicinal uss they have
our expectations and received unqualified APP
rrova ana without hesitation confidently recommend
on which they can rely for purity and strength
We are yeur most obedent servants
SAMUEL W. THAYRR. Jr.. NJ D.
WALTER CARPEsrEg, M. ID.
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THE PERFECT MELODEON.

A MOTHER TRIUMPH, At THE LATE STATE FAIR
Ast Harrington, the again AWARDED
the firs Preaum fcr purity evenness and power tore
and promptness Of touch
lnevefy desirable quality r superior instrr-
ent the Perfect Meodeon unsurpassed OF this have
abundant testimony.
The addition Of the BASE OAMPER for uhieh ". have
refeny obtained letters patent is Of the greatest
prorements made the Melodeon ufinr viii
universal appreciation and Il considered indispensable hv
VINO hsve used aud become ,cqnainied with It's
ect-"ithoutitt Is almo- impossible to sell instru
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-07-04

TX BUSH HERDS GRASS sEFp. 100 Pound. osio
IL Closer Seed, SO Pounds Putnrs Clover SEED for
ale ~ IA ARMS Q WILSON
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REFERENCES
:. W fHAYER, NJ. D., Dean of the Medical Facultv 4,
the University of Vermont "
sity. 49, "' ""i'ef'
J; 8 PIERCE, ELI CHlrTENDEN Agents. Burline,on
ANSoN BARBER, Agent, Bratteboro.
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. THE following isthe remainder of the ar
ticle under the above caption, which was
unavoidably crowded out last week.-ED. I
The Washington correspondent THE N.
Y. Post remarks on the above as follows:
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s. UMMER ARRANGEMENr--on and afser MONDAY
~ May 26, 1862, Trains will run as foilows.-
MOVING EAST-Leaye
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: DIED

CORBOY.-On the lIth of December,
Charles William, son Of James AMI Catherine
Corboy, aged years, months, 26 days.
nursed him in his infant days, with all fondling
mothers care.
rursed him in his childish days, and always
taught him how to pray;
nursed him oh that, lovely boy, when innocence
was blended,
With all the charms OF love and truth, his Joyful
heart extended,
The rosy cheek that used to glow, with all if's
ly pleasure,
Was like the lily white as snow ; Time now has
filled its measure.
KING.-On the 18th. in Marietta Mrs Eve
King, in the74th year Of her age,
PALMER-At Ossawatamie, Kansas, on
the 9Th. Of December, 1861, Casper Palmer, a.
gcd % years, months and Z days.
The deceased was q native of Bedford Coun-
ty, and, at the time of his death, member of
Company f., 9TH. regiment Kansas Volunteers
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-03-14
Important From New Mexico.

Desperate Btttle Ten Niles SouthIf Fort Craig
Great Loss on Both Sides
DENVER CRY, Friday, March T. via Julesburg,
Saturday, March 8th.-The following news was
received here to-day by military express
A desperate and terrible battle, lasting all day,
took place at Valverde, ten miles south of Fort
Craig, on the 21st of February. The fight was
probably resumed again on the 22d.
The loss is great on both sides.
Both parties claim the victory.
A regiment of New Mexicans, commanded by
Col. Panton, ran away.
Capt. McRea, who had charge of our artillery,
and every one of his command were killed at
their post, and their cannon was taken by the
rebels.
Kit Carson was within Is miles Of Fort Craig.
Firing was heard from his direction, with
what result was not ascertained at the time the
messenger left.
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LATER.

LEEsBURa, VA, March 8.-Col. Gcary has ta-
ken Leesburg, and driven Gen. Hill with his
whole rebel command from the town and sur
rounding forts. The ''Stafs and Stripes now
wave over the cnemys works.
Gen. Hills army fell back towards Middlcburg.
Last night Col. Geary left Lorettsville with his
command, and marched through Wheatland and
Waterford, taking prisoners at both places and
putting the scattered forces of the enemy to flight
Shortly after sunrise this morning he took poss-
esson of Fort johnson, which was renamed by
the officers "Fort Geary.' He then entered
the town with flags flying and bayonets fixed.
The rear of the rebel troops, who had thought
this one of their greatest strongholds, could be
discerned through glass retreating.
The command took many prisoners and stores,
and are in possession of the bank, post-otfice
and public buildings. Forts Beauregard and f.
vans were also taken.
This brilliant achievement by well timed
blow and skillful movement, is of vast impor-
tance.
The command is well and in good spirits. A
detachment of the First Michigan Cavalry did
much service under Col. Geary in this move
ment.
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p q RIFY THE BLOOD,


~ OF few Of the worst disorders that aflict
mankind arise from the corruption that accumu.
lates in the blood. Of all the discoveries that
have been made 10 purge il out none have been
found which could equal in effect AYERS COM
POUND EXTRACT OF SARsAPARlLLA II clsanses
and renovates the blood, instils the sigor of
health into the system and purges out the hu-
mors which max" disease Ii stimulates the
healthy functions of the body and expels the
disorders that grow and rankle in the blood
Its extraordinary virtues are not yet widely
known. but when they are it will no longer be
question what remedy to employ in the great
variety of affecting diseases that require aItera-
tive remedy. Such a remedy, that could be re-
lied on, has long been sought for, and now, for
the first time, the public have one on which
they can depend Om space here does not ad
nit certificates to show its effects But the tri-
al of single bottle will show 10 the sick that
il has virtues surprising anything they have
ever taken. Sufferers from Scrofula, Scrofulous
Swellngs and Sores, try il and see the rapidity
with which it cures. Skin Diseases, Pimples,
Pustules, Biofches, Eruptions, &c., are soon
cleaned out of the system.
81. .7nthons's Fire, Rose or Erysipelas, Tet-
ter or Salt Rheum, Scaid Heal, Ring worm, &c.,
should not be borne while they can be so speed
lily cured by AYER's SARsApARrLLA.
Syphilis or VenereaI Disease is expelled from,
the system by the prolonged use OF this Sarsa-
parilla, and the patient is left as healthy as il
he had never had the disease.
Female Diseases are caused by Scroiula in
the blood, and are generally soon cured by this
Extract of Sarsagarille. Price 81 per bottle,
or bottles for S..
For all the purposes of family physic, take
AYERS CATHARTIo Pills, which are every
where known TO be the best purga,iye that is
offered TO the American People. Price 25 cts,
per box, or 5 boxes for 81.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER, & Co., Lowell, Mass.
and sold by all Druggists everywhere.
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BLOODY RUN.
RAYS HILL, March 3rd. 1862
Mr.. MEYERS Sir:

Mr. MEYERS Sir:
Enclosed, send you one
dollar and fifty cents, for copy of the Gazette.
There are few county papers that have with
stood the contest during the present calamitous
situation of our country with the same zeal and
courage as the Gazette of old Bedford.
There are a few Democrats yet in our part
of the county that have not defled their gar
ments with nor bowed the knee to Abolition
ism.
Democrats in this part of the county are be-
ginning to see that the title is honorable, and,
that to secure the prosperity and general well
fare of the country, it is absolutely necessary
that the organization should be respected and
upheld.
The Democrats in this township, though few
in number, hold bravely on their course and
mean to become worthy of the appellation,
''untcrrifcd," applied to the faithful in days
past and, in the firm belief of the rectitude of
our cause, intend to remain firm to the organi-
cation of the party.
God grant that the cloud that covers the a.
trocious crimes of those engaged in speculations
upon the Government funds, and, those engag-
ed in robbing, as it were, the public Treasury
be removed and that the people may be con-
vinced that the cause of the Democratic party
should be the cherished cause of every true A
merican citizen
EAST PROVIDENCE
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ty boys, some of whom have just returned from
"a visit to your county. They speak very high
ly Of their reception and treatment while there.
We were out on Regimental inspection and mus
tered in for pay again last Friday. 1t is hard
telling when we will get paid again, though.
Your excellent paper was welcomed here a.
gain, yesterday, and its contents eagerly de-
voured. If thought it would be interesting
to you and your readers, l would send yon
list of the names of the officers and privates
of the company to which we belong. Perhaps
l may risk it at some future period. More a.
non. Yours truly,
BLOODY RUN
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o. E. Shannon. ESQ,

On Saturday night last, the Democrats of
Bedford Borough nominated the above named
gentleman, in connexion with Messrs. Geo. Bly,
mlre, s. l.. Russell and John Taylor as candi-
dates for the Office of School Director. Messrs.
Russell and Taylor are Republicans. On Mon
day night following, the ''Repubcans" held a
caucus and nominated Messrs. S. L. Russell,
John Taylor, S. H. Tate and Geo. Blymire
for the same office, throwing overheard Mr..
Shannon, because as was alleged by several of
the leaders, heis ''disloyal!" The refusal of the
Republicans to accept Mr.. Shannon, after the
Democrats had gone so far as to nominate two
OF the most strenuous and uncompromisng ere
pubhcans," is an outrage upon the Democracy
OF Bedford, which cannot be overlooked or ex-
cused. Mr.. Shannon is reputable, upright,
law-abiding, Constitution loving citizen, and has
never done any thing to merit this mark of Cain
which some of the Republican fanatics desire
to fix upon him. For our own part, we were
anxious to keep School affairs out of politics.
but, as the "Republican" caucus would have it
otherwise we say let the issue be made and let it
be made thoroughly and in earnest. The Dem
pcrats extended the olive branch and have been
returned dagger. Shall it not be taken up
and sent home? Shall one of our best citizens be
stricken down and branded as ''disloyal" to graf
fy thewhilns of few crazy, maglgnant fanat-
icsi Citizens of Bedford Borough will you,
can you, refuse to do justice in this matter?
tEREMovM.-Owing to some repairs being
done 10 tle law office of Messrs Cessna & Shan
non. we observe they have moved two doors be-
sw on s,me side of street
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MTOTICE
OF fMOUISfTnM.

whereas, Elisha Smith, one oh the heirs of Jsmes
omith, late OF Southampton township, presented
petition setting forth that said James Smith Iatelv
alea, leaving awldow, Naomi, ard issue twelve
he!s' or the representatives OF heirs viz: John, re
Suing IN Fulton county, Pa, Elisha, the petitioner
Hety Moss, ntermarried with Philip Moss. PRS.
ella, lntermarried with William WigGeld, Jelv
murphy, deceased, leaving husband. James Muir.
phty, and issne Eve children, VIZ: Sarah, James.
fnlIip' Elias and Joley; Harrison, Gideon, Harry,
sarah, intermarred with Henry Smith, Morg1n.
Matthew, now dead, leaving five children, 10 wit
sarah, James, Philip and Enamel, who resides IN
nl'oh county. The other heirs reside in Bedforo
county, except Morgan, or his heirs, whose resi-
denee Is unknown. That said intestate died seized
OF three tracts of land viz: The Dicken tract or
Mans ion piece, containing four hundred and forty
acres adjoining lands of George May, Lees lands,
James Pennell and others. One other tract, con-
tanning about sixty-six acres, adjoining the above
tract and Lewis Miller. One other tract, contain
ing about fifty five acres, adjoining Lees lands, all
situate in said township of Southampton
Notice is, therefore, hereby given, that in pursu-
ance OF writ of Partition or Valuation to me di-
rected, will proceed to hold an Inquison or Valu-
alton, on the premises, Thursday the 10th day of
pfll' 1862, when and where all parties interested
may attend if they see proper.
r JOHN j. CESSNA, Sheriff.
Sheri1 s oiice, March Ii, 1862.