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NOTICE.

I "a Andrcw AndreWsl Before Samuel 4. Ia
vs. SvidsOn. J. p. of Mecca tp.,
Norton Wheeler. J Trumbull county. Ohio.
On the l2th day of April. 1852. the above Justice
issued an order Of attachment in this ease for the
sum OF Fifty-Three Dollars. which was returned
served By attaching property of the deft, and the
cause is continued to May 18th, 1862. at l9o,eloek A
", for trial. a. W. JONES
ApriI 30. lS62-3w Attys for Pi'f.
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PENNA & OHIO CANAL CO..
WaRnrN ADril 18th. lS6l

NUIIUE-
~ An annual meeting of the Stockholders Of
the Pennsylvania x Ohio Canal Company viii be
held at the Canal Office in the town Of " arren, o.
on the 2lst day Of MAJ. lS62, for the purpose Of elect
ing seven Directors of said Company for the ensu-
ing year, and 10 do and transact any other business
that may properly come before said meeting.
SAMUEL QUlNBY,
April l6. 1S62-6w Secretary.
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Tho State of Ohio, lin Gourt ofCOm-
il Trum5un County. IS. J mon Pleas Of Trum- co.

vs. Petition
Me- Eox SteDhen Whitmer.Se- for
bra Whitmer, Ellis Fox, John G. Partition
Fox. William Fox. Mary Fox, Al
yira Fox and Samuel Fox. said defend
ants will take notice that petition was sled against
them on the 18th day Of April, 1862. IN the Court Of
Common Pleas Of said county. by Lewis Fox the
plaintiff. and is now pending. wherein said plaint-
III demands partition Of the following described
real estate, situate in the township Of Warren.
county. Ohio, and described as follows. to
wit: part of lot No. 2. in ssid township Of Warren,
and bounded ON the north by the Parkman road, so
called: cast by about Us acres Of land contracted
BY Giles o. Griswold TO Henry c. Wilson; south by
the south line Of said lot No . and west by a Inc
parallel with the east line 50 $3.50 chains IN length
and containing 70 acres. more or less.
Also. part of said lot No. . in said township OF
Warren, bounded on the north by acres OF land
decided 10 Jacob Nibiaek. by James Wilson. admir-
Of the Estate Of John W. Fox, dee a. east by the
centre Of he Mahoning river west by the lot line
of LOT Mo-. and on the sonth by . hne drawn par
sncI- Titk fha north line so far south as to include
81 acres Of land; and that at the next term Of sad
Co,rf apnIiration WILDE made by the said plaintiff
81. - ordcr that partition may be made Of said
.nTemises and the dover of said Mary Fox therein
BnH~S%ej LEWIS FOX.
u aSnrilla iS6a-6w By Jefferson Palm. his atty.
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Ctate OF Ohio, TrumbuIl %. In NAG:

~ ~istrate's Court.
vs. J.P. of Warren township.
franklin q. ABBY and
L. J. Richardson. DeftsJ The defendants are noti-
fed that in the above case, on the Sth day of April.
1862. by said Justice Of the Peace. an order Of at
tIehment was issued against the goods and chattels
of the defendants. for the sum of Sl04.j0, and which
order has been duly served and returned. property
Of defts being seized under il. That said case is for
trial May 81. 1852 8 O'Clock A VI. IT said Office of
said Justice of the Peace H., r. * FORREST,
April .. lS634w Attys for Plf.
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THE STATE OF OHIO, TrumbulI
County. in the Court of Common Pleas.
Diantha J.Harris0n
" Notice

vs. Notice
William Harrison
The defendant. Vim. Harrison viii take notice
that on the 9Th day of January, 1862 petitioner
fled her petition in said Court alledging that she
was married to defendant on the 1lth day of Feb
ruary. 1877. at said County. that she has at All times
conducted herself as a faithful and obedient wife,
but that defendant has been wiflfully gnilty Of gross
neglect Of duty toward petitioner and their children
for more than seven years last past. that defendant
totally neglected 70 provide for petitioner daring
sickness and confinement in the winter Of lS1S.the
ter and until the month of jane. 1876. defendant
whOlly-neSlected TO provide clothing and food for
petitioner and their children. that owing to such
ant on the a6th june, 1SJ6. and seek employment by
the week in order to sustain herself and child John.
now in her possession. and that defendant has ever
since wholly neglected to provide for petitioner and
said children Petitioner prays dlvcree. restoration
to her maiden name Of Dlantha j. Dodge. and Gus
tody and control Of said child John. The cause
will be for hearing June 18th, 1862.
Apr q. 62-6w BY COX / SPEAR, her Attys-
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ia JED. =
- From the subscriber at Youngstown, on the
10th inst. Il chestnut sorrell marc colt. 3 years old
this Spring. has no white upon il, and is rather
small of its age. 1t IS supposed 10 have gone to-
wards Mecca, where it was formerly kept. A libcr-
al reward will be paid for its return, or Information
where it can be found. JAMES MURRAY.
April 80, iS62-lws Youngstown, Ohio.
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New Spring Goods.

"A " oulu an
n nOunee that he has received his Spring
stock Of new foods. embracing the most fashions
Bile and beautiful Millinery Goods. Bonnets, Rib
bons. Flowers. Se. also all kinds Of Ladies Dress
Goods, and Dry Goods generally. Ready Made
Clothing. embracing a good stock. All of our goods
will be sold very cheap. Repairing. in Millinery.
done to order. Call and see Us. i fewdOors south OF
the Gaskill House.
Warren ApriI y IS62-3v&
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$7G2a

Warren. O., April q. 1852.
We certify the accompanying statement of n
counts 10 be correct. GEO TAYLEIi, Treas.
IL. FULLER. Prest.
Apr 90, 80. H.B PERKINS. See'y.
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A TTACHMENT.

IA Henry Lewis. Andrew Lewis. Before JEFF
Hiram Chamberlin, L. w. Mitchell fersOn Palm.J.
and John NOsan, partners doing p. of Warren
business under the style and firm tTp.. Trumbull
name Of Lewis VOgan & Co., Pits. county, Ohio.
H.. Wilkins & L.. S. Ball. Defts. On the 10th
day Of April, 1852. said Justice issued an order OF
attachment in the above action. for the sum Of for
ty-fOur dollars and thirty cents. Said cause will be
for trial on the eth day Of June. 1852, ut one o'clock
p. M, at the Office of said Justice.
LEWIS VOGAN & Co..
Apr %, 62-3w per c. w. Smith, their Atty.
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SALE.
In Trumbull eOun-
Common Pleas
saiurday one Izth day d nav. Issa.

Augustus Crater
By virtue Of an order Of sale Issued out Of the
Court OF Common Pleas In the above case and to
me directed and delivered. I shalt expose nj Public
Sale on
Saturday the 18th day Of May, 1889,
between the houTx ofl0 O'Clock 4 N and 4 o'clock p
", at the door Of the Court House in the Town Of
Warren. in said county. the following Real Estate
20 wit; situate in Rowland township Of said county;
bounded and described a. follows beginning at 3
point at the centre Of the road from Warren Ia
YOUNGSTOWN. about three hundred and ten feet (310)
from the west line Of a fourteen acre tract purehas-
ed by Leicester King Of Jacob Perkins. and known
as part OF the Edwards tract 50 called. from thence
running north ~ Eyeehains ten links to a post
forty links from the north line. and from thence
nOrth5S. W across the run to the north line of the
Edward ; tract. thence west along the north line VI
the said Edwards tract to the road running from
the Vienna road to the YOUNGSTOWN road. thence
south along the east line Of said cross road to the
on sud lOunsstoEn road about three hundred and
ten feet to the Place Of beginning. Appraised at
SlS-Oo: Terms cash JIG. BUTLER, ShH.
SheTifs Office. Warren, April Is. 1862.
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NuARDIAN,S SALE

N Inpursuanee of an order of the Probate Court
of Trumbull county. the undersigned will oher at
public sale upon tbs. PREMISES, on the 10th day OF
May. 1852. between the hours of one and four p VI,
the following premises situate IN Vienna, TrumbUl
county, Ohio, and known as an undivided fourth
part of a tract known rs part Of lot No 2; IN said
township. commencing at the heart of a whitewOOd
tree standing about 50 chains " links east Of the
north and soGth centre road. thence north SD west
along the south line Of said lot ! chains and D links
to Il stake. thence north 10 east along the east bound
AIRY Of ROdny and Irwin Leets lands 10 chains 4
links TO n stake, thence north S9lo west 10 chains
links to the centre of the road running on the north
line of said township, thence east along the centre
of said road = chains and y links to n stake, thence
south 10 west along the west line Of L L. Leets' land
20 chains 20 links to place of beginning. containing
g and 1S-I00 acres. Said one-f0urth part appraised
at S223. Terms of sale. one-third in hand. balance
HARRTET LEETa and
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saturday the a4th day OF May 1859,

between the hours of 10 o'clock A NJ. and 4 o'eloek P
y. at the door of the Court House in Warren. the
following described Real Estate TO Wit Part of lot
No. IL in the township of LordStOWn. in said county
Of Trunlbuil, being the west psrt thereof and bound
cd on the north west and south by the lot lines of
said lot No. Il. on the east by lands owned by Mary
Deal, widow and about fourteen acres Of land
owned BY said Peter Shively, purchased by him
fOrty-two and J-lW acres Of land be the same moro
or less. Appraised at 81 per acre. Terms cash.
Sheriff Office, J.G.BCTLER. Shtf.
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otate 81 ONO. Trnmbun Cosl

- In Magistrates Court, $.
Carlton II. Mills, plaintiff. n attaebment before
Martin Mitchell. den. Warren tn, Trum. Co.
The defendants hereby notified that on the 18th
day Of March. 1852, said Justice iSsred an order Of
Enactment in the above entitled cause for S1S,55.
and notice of Garnisheement therein served and re-
turned. and Garnishce has answered showing HIM
self indebted to defendant IN said action The said
action will be for trial on tE~iath day Of May, lS62
at / o'clock p n. III. MILLS
April 9, 1852. s4lAH
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A NOTICE.

N Joseph MeCluer. Prf Before samuel A.
vs. }DaYldSOn, y. II. Nee
+. St John. Def. ca tp.. Trum. Co.. o.
On the llth day of April, 1852. said Justice issued
an order of attachment in the above action for the
sum of Thirty-Three Dollars and Eighty-Seyen
Cents. Said case is continued to the 18th day of
May, 1857. at 9 o'clock A NJ.
April q lS62-3w%
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NOTICE

NOTICE
~ is hereby given that Mrs. Lydia Hulin has
deposited money with the County Treasurer and
redeemed a piece of land located in Braccville Tp..
described as being the middle part Of lot No. , and
said to contain 1880 of an acre. Said land was sold
for Taxes Jan. 18th. 1861. in b rename of VIM. West
O.. L. WOLCOTT.
Warren. O. April 60, 1S62-3w Auditor.
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THE Subscribers have removed their
a Goods from their old stand on Liberty Street.
to the store room formerly occupied by G. MOser. on
Market Street. They are now receiving a stock Of
new goods. which they will sell At low figures.
Apr =, '62-3w II. STILES a son.
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IN David Warren. PHI In Court Of Common
~ Pleas of Trumbull Co.,
Byron A. Yiets. Deft Ohio
The said Byron A. Niets is hereby notified that
the said David Warren filed his petition in said
Court ON the 18th day Of February, 1852, against
said defendant. setting forth that the said defend
sorry Note not yet due. but which becomes due on
the I'D day Of May. ISL That plaintiff has insti-
tuted proceedings in attachment upon said claim
before a Justice Of the Peace, which have been GER
tilted up to this Court, and that an attachment has
issued out Of this Court which has been returned
served on property Of the defendant situate within
this county. The said DEFENDANTS notified that he
is required to appear and answer said petition on the
9th day of May. 1852 or the prayer ofsaid petition
will be granted, and the property attached subjected
to the payment of the plaintiffs claim.
TAYLOR JONES.
fsarch &c. lSi2-6V Aftvs for pIf
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CHERIFF,S SALE.

~ Isaac Van WOFmer In Trumbull county
W SCOmmon Pleas
William Weeks ct al BY virtue Of an order
Of sale issued out Of the Court Of Common Pleas in
and for said county. dated the 18th day of March,
1862. IN the above cause and to me directed and de-
livered, i have levied upon and shall expose at pub
ie sale at the door Of the court house in Warren,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A N and P n, on
Saturday the I'd day of May. ISs2.
the following real estate to Wit. situate in Warren.
in township No 4, in the 4th range Of townships of
the Connecticut Western Reserve in the State Of
Ohio, and which is also in the county of Trumbull,
and Is known by the west part of lot No. 50 in the
beginning at the south-West corner Of saidlot thence
north along the lot line three chains and thirty-three
links to 4 post. thence east on the north line of said
lot ninety-eight links toa post. thence south three
chains and thirty three links to a post. thence west
on Market Street nincty-eight links TO the place Of
beglnning, be the same more or less. Appraised ut
j.. 6. BUTLER, Sheriff.
Sh0rifs Office, Warren, March &c, 1852
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A SSIGNEE,S NOTICE.

n bLIu-NIL IOIIOL
IA Notice is hereby given to the holders ofnOn-
preferred claims which have been duly presented
and allowed by ne as assignee Of Josiah Robbins,
that n dividend of Twenty-Five per cent on the
same has been ordered by the Probate Court, to be
out Of the assets belonging to said assignment.
A. N. ROBBINS.
Abr o. lS62-lW Assignee Of Josiah Robbins.
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A ENACTMENT NOTICE.

IA James Groves Before Jesse Hoasland. J.
Wesley APPLETON Tiumbai county. Ohio,
On the 18th day Of April. 1862 said Justice issued
an order Of attachment in the above action for the
sum of ten dollars. Sid cause is set for trial June
ID, 1862. Mt one O'Clock P ".
April 80, 1S62-Sw* JAMES GROVES.
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Financial Statement.

Showing the Receipts and Disbursements Of the
Board of Education of the Incorporated Village
of Warren. and territory attached thereto, for
School purposes, during the Financial Year e.
ing April 9, 1852.
1851.
April Q. To Bal. in Treas'y at last Rep't, 4e.g
Sept. 5, $3.50
1852.
Jan'yIs. " 1000
March 3. 254.92
April 3, To Tuition reed to date. I55.S3
Rent Of school Hall. 800
" Order No. 65, outstanding. $50
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R e m o a |,

Justice Of the Peace. Office on ID floor Of Webb
Block. Main St., Warren, o. lApr 3. 90.
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Repairs on School Houses &c. biol
1nsuring High School building, $50
Apparatus for High School. $500
IithOgraphic and Diplomas. l235
Rent of sehOOl-rOoms west side, 800
Incidental expenses building
fires, sweeping. cleaning. etc &0.51
Paid Joseph Perkins on High School lot, 5000
Orders No. COS & 6S, outstanding at last
Report, 25.25
Tuition Money Refunded. 2.6S
Balance in Treasury April o. 1862, 17S2,24
"
s-ni9 81
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FAIRCRILD'S Estate.
~ Notieei IS hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified administrator on the
Estate Of Uriah Fairehild. deed. late Of Bristol, in
Trumbull county. Ohio.
April 30, 1s62-3ws
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shoriF. oaee. Warren. j March az Z
SALE.

- Leonard Woodland In Trumbull county
Peter shiveIy ct al b. virtue Of an order
Of sale in the above entitled ease issued out Of the
Court Common Pleas in and for the county of Trum-
bull state Of Ohio. and 10 me directed and deliver
ed have levied upon and shall expose at Public
Sale on
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ID EMAINING in the Post Office at

GdrerfiseL.
Office hours from A. NJ. to SP. VI.
C.M. PATCH. y. VI.
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j. 4. Kagy, of Bristol, Gunner, 1st De-
taehment; Vim. Downey, of Cleveland,
CaDnoneer. LIST Detachment; T. f. Chat
fee, of Orwell, Lead Driver, LIST Detach-
ment; Robert McMillin, of A~ustinburg,
Ashtabula County.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-24

vIzU1>1 BIBLE SocIETT.-Ths Directors
Of tie Vermont Bible Society met at
N9ntpeher on the 18th instant
Ia tho absence of the President,
L. II. Delano was elected PRECEDENT pro ton.
After the transaction Of some business the
meeting was adjourned till afternoon At
the afternoon session the following officers
were elected for the year ensuing
Pfesident-Hon. Paul Dillingham;.
Corresponding Secretary-Rev. Wm. II.
Lord.
Recording Secretary-Rev. |. McAnD.
The report Of the agent OF the Depository
was read and adopted. Rev. VIM. II. Lord
was appointed to take charge Of the DEPOSIT
tory.
The society met ia the evening at the Brick
Church, the President in the chair. The ex-
ercises were as follows:
l. 4 Voluntary by the Choir.
>. Reading the Scriptures, and prayer. 10y
Rev. DR.. Walker.
8. The Choir sang the I36th Hymn.
J. Reading the Treasurer's Report, which
was accepted and adopted.
;. Reading Of Corresponding Secretary :
Report, which was accepted and adopted.
6. The presenting Of the above reports eli
cited appropriate and stirring addresses from
the following gentlemen Rev VIM. IL Lord
Rev. p. p. Merrill, Hon. 7. Dillingham;
President, Res. Mr.. Center.
:. On motion, the above reports were or
| dered 10 be printed in the various paper
! published in the State.
s. Voluntary by the Choir.
/ Q. BenedictiOn by Rev. WIN. ii. LORD.
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ABEL wYMAS,s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, Z The Honora-
=, DISTRICT OF cHirrE' psS, IS. Bile the Probate
Court FOR the District Of Chittenden. to the heirs
and all persons interested in the estate of Abel
v yman, late Of Hinesburgh, deceased, Greeting.
Whereas, aoplIcation hath been made 70 this
Court IN writing By the Administrator Of the e.
tate Of Abel Wyman, late of Hinesbursh, in said
District, deceased, praying for license and au-
thori,v 10 sell the real estate Of said deceased,
ineluiing the reTersiOn Of the widows dover
therein, Tor the payment Of debtI and charges Of
Naturalization, ard set;ias forth therein the
50 7uut of debts due from the said deceased, the
charges q administration, the amount Of per'onsl
estate. and the si,cstioa Of the real es;ste.
Whereupon, the said Court appointed and
assigned the sth day o. November. 4. D. lat2. a;
the Probate Court Room, in said District, % hear
ard decide upon said application and petition nt
ordered public notice thereof 20 be given 70 sli
rersons interested thersin, BY publishing sad order
together with the time and Puce Of hearing, three
weeks excessively in the Burlington weekly
Free Press, a newspaper which circulate7 IN ne
neishborhood Of those persons interested ~ s4id
estate I'll which publications shall lie previous 10
the day assigned for hearing.
Therefore, YOU are hereby notihei 70 appear
before said Court al the time aud place assigns1i
thea and there in aid Court TO give boals as The
law cirects, for the payment Of the debts and
charges Of administration, and make your object
ions &c the granting scch license, if you see CAUSE
Given under my hand, AZ tho PROBATE Coart
Rooms, this l4th day Of October, lstL,
vl6w3 Z. B. FAY, Judge.
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The enemy commenced the action with
pieces of artillery at the distance OF SUI
yards.
This was SOON silenced by shell from one
of our guns exploding their ammunition
chest. At the moment the enemy were d.
recting their movements against the right
fonk Of Gen. Palmer's force. Col. Miller
infantry arrived, advancing in line OF battle
and delivering a well directed fire into the
enemy's ranks.
They held their ground for 80 minutes
then fed in disorder leaving LIS prisoners in
our hands three pieces of artillery ordnsuce
and quartermasters stores. large amount OF
provisions and two railroad cars also fell into
our hands.
Their defeat was complete. Their loss IN
killed and wounded is about so.
\ report in detail will be forwarded al the
srst opportunity. Our loss was killed and
9 wounded and missing,
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NEW YoRK, Oct. 20.

INV lphhf OCts -Ns
Inc lines prints the following
The Charleston Mercury Of Oct. Osh an
noupces that on the l4th Of Sept. Capt.
Woodwaris Regiment Of Partisan Rangers
captured in the Cumberland River, four
steamers laden with munitions of war and
supplies for Gen. Buell's army. The Car
goes were secured and the boats burned.
Gen. Negley ofhcisi report dated the 9th
states that Maj. Gen. 5. K. Anderson, Brig.
Gen. Forest and Gov. Harris have been ra-
pidly concentrating a large rebel force at
Layergns, - miles east, with the ayowed
intention of asssultiDg Nashville. Deeming
it favorable opportunity 10 check this pro-
ject by a sudden blow, 1 concerted move
ment was made on the night OF the 9Th inst.
\ force Of 800 infantry 100 cavalry and 1
pieces Of artillery under command Ut Gen.
[ Palmer was sent By the MurfrecsborO read.
! Al the sanetime 1000 infantry under Col.
Miller marched by ciIeuIt1us route to the
+, south Of Lave que. The enemy's pieketi
werc ID considerable force % the roads and
/ skirmished with our advance ten mile: enab.
bins their main force consisting of one regi'
ment OF infantry. one steel riHed cannon and
5000 cavalry to assume position tormin:
their linz. in anticipation Of our entire iorcs
advancing On the MuFiIeasbcrO road, vhicl
Twas Part Fl 9uT object.
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sFLDIYG PATTEE's ESTATE.

StTATE OF VERMONT, Z To al persons
- DISTINCT or cHIrIESDEs, ss. concerned 10
tie Estate Of selding Pattee, late Of Burlington
in aid district, deceased, Greeting.
ats Probate Court toiisr at Burlington Ml lli
IA and for the District Of Chttenten, en- tho LV'h
day Of October. 4. d. 1862, al Instrument pun
porting to 10 The last will and .estiment, u sell
ding Pattee, lato Of Burlington, IN said Distrlct'
deceased. vas presented 10 tho Court aioresali'
for Probate. And it is oriered h said Court that
the slh day Of November, A. d. l-b-, a. the
Probate Court Rooms ia said Burlington DC as
sisnst for proving said Instrument; sad that no
tioo thereof be given to all persons concerned ~
publ hing this or ier three weeks susee,sively IN
the Free Pr.ss a newspaper printed at san blr-
Iiu,ton, previ0u. 10 the time appointed.
TsEHErogE, you are hereby notified TO sppesr
before said Court At the time aud place aforesaid
aud contest the probate Of sid will, il you nave
cause.
Given under nv hand ?. Darlington IN aid
District. this 10Th day Of October, A. D. lse-.
wI6p3 d. FRENCH, Register.
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NLw YoRx. Oct. - -

The Hsra.ds' iarper's Ferry dispatch con-
taius the following
Our infantry now hold llalItown Gnd cav
airy regiments extend beyond there. les;er-
day all the shops on Bolivar Heights Of
which there are a large number, were closed
and the proprietors ordered to remove their
wares "a, once. Il i reported by deserters
that St0uewall jackson is 1iili with large
force in the vicinity Of Bnnkerhill.