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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-07-25
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" ~ UUW N0 FLINTN.
We are happy 70 inform readers that me lawsuit
JASPER Cuhris 49, Dowss s. HFNRY, a perpetual In
Junction having been granted against said Curtis which
pna stop TO the circulation of his Elixir. DOWNS
hlAAlR Che genuinel s ono Of the best ESpcc,orants
no" Ia USE and glad 70 hear of this decision q
The Court JOHN y. HENRY g CO.,
Successors 70 Downs Henry,
Wf dNw Waterbury, VI.
~ Attention is called % Weeks Magic Compound.
invaluable remedy and or all coughs colds sore
throat, hoavcness, and hr any difficulty Of me lungs
See Advertisement in another columu-try IT'D
1-T RHEUMATISM car be permanently cured by he
use of the " ANTI RHEUMATIC BAND" Also,
Govt, Neuralgia and Nervous Aiiections--sffness Of
The Joints aud Cramps, Efyspclas, Salt Rheum, and
scroflla, and Mercua and other poisonous influence
oectually countcractod In proof of which, many csrf
ned Testimonials n cures offered W. therefore take
much pleasure in giving It publicity by referring you
the Advertisements in another column. O8lg
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-07-25
JOHN HARRINGTON,
Wiliamsiown June 20th, A. d. 1862 1912


~ T = T y . T y n VI y n 7
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT IS.
In Iulate coufi hcl Montpelier, To- said District,
on the 2lst day Of July. A D., 1862.
Edau n. Jones, Administrator Of the estate Of George
presents his administration account for examination and
allowance, and makes application Tor decree 90 distii
button aud partition Of the estate Of said deceased.
Wceupnu IL ordered by said Court that said
aud said application be referred session Of said Court
90 De held % the Probate flee 10 said Montpelier
csiou thereon And it is further ordered, that netce
hereof De given all persons interested by publication
af The three weeks successfully IN the Vermont
Waterman & State journal newspaper published az
Montpelier previous 90 said time appointed for hearing.
that they may appear said time and place and shew
cause II any they have. why said account shead
not be allowed, and such decree made
lly the Court
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-07-25
legal nutitcs.
~ IA TIE OF VERM Mt
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT. SIS.

- I A T l. OF VERM ON I
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT. SIS.
In Probate Court. held Montpelier in said district,
the 18Th day 1f July, AID. 1862.
Isaac W. Brown. administrator Of the estate Of Dan
Bliss. late Of Mortified. in said District ceased pre-
bis administration account Tor examination and al
ouancc, and makes application for decree Of distfhu
ton aud partition u the estate Of said deceased
Whcrcupon 81 b ordered by said Court that said &C.
count and said application be referred 20 session
Of said Court 90 be held at the Probate Office in said
Montpelier the l2h day Of Aug. d. 1862, for hear
ing and decision thereon And II is further ordered
that notice hereof be given 10 all persons Interested by
publication " the same three weeks successfully ia the
vermont Waterman and State Journal. a newspaper
published &C Montpelier. previous 20 said time appointed
Tor hearing that they may appear said time and place,
and she's II any they may have, Why said account
should not be allowed and such decree made.
BY the Court.
fndgr
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LANES n. CRoCKERs ESTATE.

| AMES d. CROCKERS ESTATE.
~ Stale of Nefmout-Randolph District, So.
Ia Probate Court holden at Broosheld, in and for
said district on the Sih day Of July, a. ID 1862
Charles Crucker, administrator GA the estate Of
james ID. Croker late Of Chelsea in said district,
deceased makes application 20 said court 10 extend
the time heretofore allowed him 10 pay The debts due
from said and render his administration account
until some future day Wheeupon % ordered by sad
hat sad ppcaon be- heard al the Register once
ia Brook6eld on the "a day Of August, A. d. 1862 ),
and it is further ordered that notice be given % all per
sons concerned h the publication Of this order IN the
Vermont Waterman STATE Journal. printed al Mont
peer three weeks successfully, before said hearing
Hy che Court.
0sUt Attest, J. r. CLEAVELAND, Register
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MbOb1 u. hlMbAllt \
lrasHurgh July IAN A D 1862 l0l2'
GARAH DAMON's ESTATE. The sub

GARAH DAMON'S ESTATE sub
- soHhes, having been appointed by The hon
orabe Probate Count for The District Of Washington,
commissioners, 10 receive examine, and aolust all
claims and demands % 400 persons, agan. the estate Of
Sarah Damon, late of Mafshdeld ia said district, de-
ceased represented nsoveut aud the term of six months
from the 9th day ofJuue 1867, being allowed by said
the creditors OF said dcceasedo exhibit and prove
their respective clnims before Give notice. that Ne
will attend tu the duties of appointment At the ate
dwelling -huusc uf Mr. Robert SanbuIn, in Marshhe d.
in said district, the 26h lay OF September md 27ih
each OF said days.
NJ. NJ. PAGE (Com,-s.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-07-25

RECRUITING IN ORLEANS CoUNrY.--
James Rice, formerly of this town, is the
cruiting officer for Orleans County. From
private letter from him we learn that en-
listing in that County is progressing finely
he having recruited twenty-eight last week at
lrasburgh and during the same week about
fifty were recruited in the County.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-07-25
oY-'' Atte.t. r.R. MERRllL. Iuass.


- = r. " / II II vi ~ y
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, SIS
~ Probate Court. held Montpelier, in said
district, on the 18th day Of July, A. d. 1862
Timothy Abbott. Executor " the last will and tesla
ncnt Of Mrs SUSAN ABBOTT, late Of Montpelier, in
said District, deceased, presents his Naturalization ac
dount CT examination and allowance, and makes appl
cation for decree Of ditribuon and par ition of the
estate Of said deceased Whefcupou. It is ordered by
ad Court that said aud snid apple alton be
ferred session Of said Court 20 be held At the Probate
Office iu said Montpelier, 90 The I'm nay Of August,
A. d. 1862 far hearing and decision thereon And tits
further ordered that hereof be given 10 an persons
interested. hy publication NJ the three weeks
cossivcy in the Vermont Waterman aud state Journal
a news aper printed at Montpelier previous said
time appointed Tor hearing that hey may appear at said
time and place aud show cause, Il any they may have,
why aid account should not be allowed and said decree
made
By the Court
iO19 Attest. = CHASE REGISTER.
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1912 Attest Ma CHASE, Register.
II EORGE WORTHlNGTON's EsTATE

GEORGE WORTHlNGTONS ESTATE.
~ The subscribers having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District Of Orleans,
Commissioner 10 receive, examine and Adust all claims
and demands Of all persons against the estate u George
Worthington late Of lrasburgh IN said District, doceas
cd represented iHsoyent, and the term u six months
from the 10Th day of June d 1862 being allowed by
said Court 90 the creditors Of said deceased 20 exhibit
and prove heir respective claims before Give notice
that will attend 20 the duties Of appointment at
the office Of John n Prentss in Ira burgh said Dis
uict the 9th days Of November and December next
ten oc ock, il, the forenoon each Il said Jays
JOHN II PRENTlSS, lr,
MOODY d. KIMBALL, wv"
Iashurgh, July IAN A D 1862. l0l2'
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THE FIVE CENT MONTHLY MAGA-

40 4 STE NJ W EKLY
n N a. -mrwFFN--
~ sSS7 NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
Landing aud cmbarking Passengers 90 QvsgNsrowN
ureand.j The Liverpool New York and Philadelphia
Steamship Company intend despatchng their flpower-
ed Clvde-huin Iron Steamships as follows:
CRY or NEW YORK, SohTdaY, July 20
err or VASHINGTON saturday. august
ETNi SATURDAY, dHgat
and every Saturday, from Pier a. North River
RATES oF PASSAGE;
FIRST CABIN, $40 90 SIEkkAGE, 5000
do. 90 London, 5000 do. 10 London, 80 90
do 10 Paris $50 do. To Paris, $500
do 10 Hamburg, 50 90 do. 10 Hamburg, 80 90
Passengers forwarded 10 Haue, Bremen Rotterdam,
Antwerp &c, az equally low rates.
TTpCrsons wishing To bring out their friends can buy
tickets here the following rates, TO New York From
Liverpool OF Queenstown lst CABIN, SO, $50 aud Sos
steerage nom Liverpool $40 90. From Queenstown
$40 90.
These Steamers have superior accommodations for
built in Water tight Iron Sections, and have Patent Fire
Annhilators board.
For further information apply in Liverpool to WIN.
INMAN, Agent, p Water Street, In Glasgow % WIN,
INMAN, st. Enoch Square In Queenstown % g.
w. ID. SEYMOUR CO.. IN London 70 lives n
MACY, 81 King William St. in Paris 20 j ULtS
DECOUE, Place de la Bourse; IN Philadelphia 20
JOHN q. DALE, III Walnut Street at the Com
pany's Offices JOHN q. DALE, Aggn,
00l2 Is br0adpdy, ". J.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-07-25

TT7 Among the wounded soldiers taken
prisoners during the seven days battles be-
fore Richmond, and now being released on
parole by the rebels, we find the following
from Vermont Regiments Lieut. E. Wood,
9th Lieut. l.. Dwight, 5th Capt d. T,
Corbin, Sd Lieut.. l.. NJ, d, Smith, 9Th J..
W Hyland, 5thi B. R. Purisey, 5th; Lieut..
h. NJ. Barker, 5ih; w II. Cummings 5'h /;
c. P Rogers, I'd A. Magee, 5th Il. Scott,
9th.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-07-25

The following sick Vermont soldiers arriv-
ed at Fortress Monroe on the 10Th aud 10th ;
Marshall j. ChaHee, private, A, 9th VIZ C.
A Cleveland, private, H, 9th W. James H.
smith, private, F, 9th Vt. Amos ?. Spauid-
ing private, c, Sd W.
~ Read the article which we copy from
the Springfield Republican, entitle The
Want Of the Hour" AT this time, when so
much is said about arming the negroes the
suggestions made by the Republican are to
10 the point,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-07-25

II is estimated that there are nov on fur
Tough fifty thousand enlisted men, most OF
whom are in condition to reioln their Fegl-
ment. Dive them back TO their duty
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-07-25
Suatcbman & State journal.
MONTPELIER, JULY IS, 1862.

BYE.r. WALTON.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-15
Within the past nine months they have had

Within the past nine months they have had
valuable aecessions of custom from the
country dealers of Western Virginia, who
formerly purchased at Baltimore, but were
turned into this new channel by the events
Of last May, This trade has been, we learn
quite valuable to our merchants. aud We
presume advantageous 10 the buyers; for
they have bought about as advantaEeously
here as they can do in Baltimore, besides
eftecting large economy ia freight. We
think the loss OF trade here, by the
reverting OF this custom to Balti-
uiure will not be so great as Appre-
headed. There will be some falling of
necessarily but then with returning pros
peity to that section, their trade will be so
much greater in all directions than il has
been during the past year, that Wheeling
will retain about as much as it has bad all
along. Indeed we see no reason why il
may not increase; for We think our shrewd
country dealers have discovered by this
time that they have for very many essen
Eial articles as good mart as Baltimore
much nearer home.
Upon tue whole we believe all will agree
that the re-establishment of lradeaud traffic
on the Baltimore Road will be generally
beneficial and especially so to the rural
districts of northwestern Virginia, 1t may
be that some interests will be impaired here,
buff so We will have to abide it AS best
We may, and offset it by increased exer.
ton.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-15
slaveholders ana the Pre,,dent.

Shareholders and the President.
The National IntelligCucer speaking of
the recent message of the President, and
abiding to some remarks of the n. Y.
Post says:
We suppose ourselves to be violating no
confidence when we say that our contem-
porary has good reason for the belief that
the President, in the policy he recomends,
has received earnest aud numerous as
surauces of support from that class of
persons in the border slaveholding states
who are most Immediately interested in
the proposition brought to the notice of
Congress. We allude, of course, to slave
holders, aud especially to Shareholders
residing in the states of Maryland and
Delaware, many among the most influen-
tial of whom have not only siguifed their
acqRiescence in the project, but have
urged it upon the favorable consideration
of Mr. Lincoln. The President, in his
message, whatever may be thought by
some of its expediency OF praticabiiity has
merely responded TO the wishes and repre-
sensations of a portion. at least, among the
population most directly concerned in the
measure
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-15

FUiTOS applied steam 70 the great prae-
teal uses Of The age; Morse has brougb,
GalTaaisa . Be tie daily sgVa6s Of NIL
hoes Of mea- Norton upr1veIled the ma.
rs OF The stArs AID Rade their nodoas
ne mariner guide On the tackles ocesn.
y bat these Den have doae IN tbefr de-
RAFtnents, Or. Ayer ape1 IN ned5ei1a
he tlros the greaf discoveries IN Seie1ee
And PhEsies 70 use n The r1re Of disease
and makes The oecnlI diseoTeziss 81 -
great eheoiS1s aTAiiRhle for the WAats a
every day life his ReaicneS for tie IoW
PElees a Esieh they are sd, brioE Iiraiu
the reach q eTeEY Ban The best urisdo-
and tie best lkiu al no1ern tines-T7I-
BaL a!Staetaaa-9
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-15
cOUntorrsItlnE rebel rFsasury Notes.
The Washington correspondent Of The

The Washington correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Inquirer says:
A few days ago the Government detec-
tives found that an ingenious Yankee was
printing large amount OF rebel treasury
notes, Of different amounts, mostly, how
ever, of large denominations, They ar
ranged time, and made descent upon
the "Yank," when he was surrounded by
all his confederates, papers, sc. He SEEM
ed surprised at the appearance of the OFF,
GERS, but quietly went with them, He said
he was engaged in crippling the rebel
treasury, and thought il very strange he
should be molested, as he thought that
was their weakest point" GLOW is this2''
asked the astonishod officer. "YOu see,'
said the ''YAnk," "these are better than
the original article; the origiualsa are worth
less; they are unauthorized by law; so l
am not counterfeiting. have not attemp-
ted to pass them for money, aud really
cannot see how am doing wrong "Ahl'
said the detective, 'tof course you were
not going to pass them, but you are going
to furnish them to the enemy"
The "Yank, }" then owned up that he was
sending them down to flood the South,
and destroyed the confidence of the peo-
pie, when they suddenly found the whole
country flooded With spurious issue, and
their only circulation rendered worthless.
An Investigation showed that he had real
" sent several hundred thousand dollars
through the South, via Tennessee, and sold
them at from thirty TO fifty cents on the
dollar. The case was duly reported to Sec
Rotary Seward, the whole apparatus seized,
and the man allowed to go on his parole
for the present. The Secretary frankly
admits that this is the toughest case he has
met during the war, and he forthwith turn
cd it over to the Secretary of War, who
has not yet concluded what to do with the
case. Samples of genuine aud bogus are
here, and it is freely admitted that the
'Yank' has got up a superior article, which
At is very difficult to detect.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-15

ES consequence of the change made in
the divisions aud command of the army,
Mcclellan has ceased to be Commander.in-
Chief, He is now simply commander of
one of the army corps, that on the lower
Potomac, and has taken the field in per.
sou. We shall see before long what claim
he has to reputation as a leader in the
field. He is already much blamed for al
lowing the enemy at Manassas to escape,
but he may relieve himself in some degree
by gallantry in the field.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-15
PNEIfaa Csaaiy. NGrek Is, ls62.

A EenslenAu direct from Memphis, vhO
sPsnt several days there lately, sasares Tie
ChieasO JoS-aai that the STATE of trepiaA-
tiOa among the people there is utterly be
yooa description Most of den exoeet
that the Uaiou forces viz soOa have pas
session of the tnEu- Since Nashville kas
fallsq intO UaiO0 hands, they hare No faith
ia their ability e resist ''naaiFsst assiiay.'
The majority OF The people. he says, feel
that if they had assurances thar thsy
rOald aOt be damaged in persOa or prog,-
er'y, they would willingly Sc s-eei,y SIR
rendered 70 the Feaerls. and uade AID
commerce re-OPeaea With the North-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-15

ana
OSeAr D Ihonpsoa. OhaF8ss T. Fbo-uas T-,,... q.
4aereGla X CAT and joseph R RhitfSES,S -
are Surviving ts1Ants, In coEauo1 ~ T--SS..s-I
Alett deeeaseds DefendAats.
Ei4 % saturday, Tie lSSh day o. EarSb 1881 =,
~ clock A. NJ proceed % en- a. ne fro5t 49, y
eColft House Of sid cuunfy. 20 a. No. -
- oa9oeES upon thu terms hGreinsftsr TSS1Ff5,S
= @aeh q the undivided interest q ~ nj ~
= SaAriea /. Ihoraas, Trustee kc and J,.s,I
X hittAkef, IN tie Gal0Ui1e dasFIhsd trSrt - ~
~ ~ y ,nSes3Ey % sAtisy and pay TIE i1iruSsoi
% ne - plaintiG against SAld 1TS5t
tnS 2 $50 with Interest thsreon f,To ~. Ia 49,
A1aL lso9, u1ttl pa, And onsts q pFooeeIiT.5 =
Luz PaEt 81 the tEaef q lad eouTeyei - ~ ~
ee9toES o. Mary NeEehant, deepRsei - ~. - -
y Lls1Td Ald sd oseAr D. Tho1lrson I,T - -
GA oee1e, aAeA oA1g1 AlGult In iSS- - Ss1.SI
seooiG Ulleh Eas Allotted and 80 nrSft ~ 49, ~
S1[ y, Enonpaol, RrOdeTiek Klett Gi1ss S,rsSI.I
SsLIes + Tooll1ll Trustee - aforeilI8 ~ 49,
y y nIEtAEeES BY = tlElTea q tn CII1T-il 49, ~
Oeho county ulA3s a the 90Ih SGV Il Fsl-Sy 49,
a certain el1se 10 ehAnnary 49, - ~
IlaeA I'D LEUis LlhEfar1 1as pl1i1tifT ~ ~
Alone H1loeed ds1Slaaats alll Oder y,srs
- PaFttel.ArlE deaeEibSd in aail 6eersS- - ,FlR
LlHsoR SALE-0DelouFth clSh Al n. L.,
- me elGAl tlItAllDsa18 Al 4 6arT ~ 1870
va tItsIeSt mo- H. day q ~ nm ~ ~
glFeaAer giving bolA ViIh aVETuTe-S ,-.J3rjtI -
- Se-erfe4 p1gUs1tEs tba title kel1r - -,
"a Gae flre1Iloa Uo0Ey = I'D
49,. ALoHEO L0RING.
- SheItl Ohfh CT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-15

A RIcuMoSD paper ofMonday says that
considerable uneasiness is manifested there
on account Of the retiring of the army from
Manassas but says that positive assurance
is given that the movements are purely
strategic, and not made on account of the
presence of the Union armies, and SAYS
further that new line of defence will be
formed, probably extending from Stanton
to Gordonsville.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-15

Bra perusal of the letter from Preston
county, signed "Uniou.' our readers will
see that the suggestion Of taking vote, as
our correspondent says, on "a free State by
gradual and peaceful means" is being
promptly acted on in Preston county,
which is alWays foremost in every good
work. Let the other counties emulate her
example.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-15

ERrcrssoS's Harry DAY Cows AT LAST
Every one familiar with Ericisson's life
knows how many Disappointment he has
suffered. But his day oftriumph has come
At last His name is on ever lip. He mod
essly asked to have his vessel called the
Monitor. Bot she has proved that she
ought to te called the Ericsson. The pub.
lie voice demands it.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-15
Copper, Tin& SheetIron Ware,
TO TIE PUBLIC!

NOW keep the largest assortmest of WARE
y that eau be hound in the city, and am fully pF.
pared to NIL all orders Al short notice
NY stock CONSISTS In part Of the ElloyrinO r,,5..
6lhds OF Pain Tin and JaIaanne1l Ware an sinlIS
o. Eheet Iron Ware Copper and Bras Kettles Of m
patterns. for wood or coal -
asreha1ts and others visiting the city will Ind IL
70 tneir SdTantaEe To give call before purchas
SPouttnS and Cutters constantly on hand
All Kinds Of JOB WORK viii receive mn person,I
AA'ehteOh. b T. CALDWELL.
No. Main ST., Op. B. O. r. R. Depot,
INNS ~ WheelinR Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-15

oxE of the Paris Rothschild's sons is
about to marry one of the Frankfort Ro.bs.
child's daughters. Strange family that is.
They always intermarry, and are as rich
as innumeFable.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-15

By SPrSsrER-People express a great
sympathy for women who are unhappiIy
married; but how about those who are IN
happily single
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-15
Iron Mill for Said

~ the hfteelth day Of April next, between nina
" ana ten O'Clock A. u We will otIerat publie SSIs
~ the Count HOUSE q the city q WheeIinE Va IN
property known AZ the sWAsHINaFOS RoLIINo NM ,
raiIroAd and sundry town lots
Inc Aliii Is Tor manufacturing Railroad Iron. and
~, aPaSaty Tor turning ont undred aud tWen-
les than I'VE hundred d0lars uSouId mt h in 60.
Psete Eunni3g order. IL Is located one nile AMI
~ Y, oISS wheeling Immediately on the east bSnE
IERHG-ons-half cash, aud the balance in one an,
Two years, equal instaIlmcu.s, With Inter- ~ !
Mar, h itG, Iso2 NHANi : f 5SINlSj1
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-15

God guard our nag, and keep each star
ESeh stripe - bright ~ nov they UaVS,
etill make e lead our ranks In war,
Sttll Goat above each patriots grave,
Death to the traitor that Wonid dare
FotrGil Il thrCugh the dust Of shame.
an honest hearts it, lot viii share
Aud follow 70 to Death OF PANE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-15
LuXuriant Beauty.
Marshal's Said

VI. y59t Zz argg
Matthew II, ITspsfo,
~ The District CssPe ~ a :. ~,
IL ss sss Ms',sta n,,riet Of VirEniS- nm"
DAtgiel CSeTt n ~ tee ecEee a ordor q the said
SSSFssFSS Sa,e ma paIsFS "a ~ ~ q S S az "
WsRssiS, a. sal U.s. ~ - Gshie a6ssso1, on %
iSs.,",,h =, AZ ~ the ESs35SS - S1.,,,.s q q
psy,Si w ,,ssSs y lhe cily q Whselinr. the
leFthpa III ~ ~ Z n \ Heltsoosd and de-
Alea h sSiS 49, V AAAeSpa 10 tie inforHatfou
GileheS 6,Sn,,,. e9AtlsllAR q bolSSloid Ind
'''"'s"fe' 495yss q VSle, CaSh. 49,
AFnr.h.I - "a, AttfARb N NoRTnN
6.i,sSi3 = we =, =, ~ the Veaf M - r.
tliiF.' ~ !. 9, RuI.ERs, TETTER
81, s9 br M = S,lla b4eas, Copying Pres;
hb5 ~ ehs-9bB JOS GRRFEs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-15
SheriR's Sale

DURSUANT to an order maid IA cot, -.
Circuit CouTt Of Ohio county On TIE "a 4. - -
OcfoheE, lSdl, In the cAss Of - ny u
Lewis LHazGord, Plaintiff
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-15

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