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STATE OF VERMONT. ,The Hon. the prcna1c Court
!?.rntcr uF RANDOLPH, s.. for said Disrct,To all
nelson's concerned ia the Estate Ebeltzcr Seaver,
late # W lanStOWn, deceased, GREETING.
~ i,EnEAS, EbeneZe! Bass, Administrator of the
" t.laIe of said Deceased requests Court to allow
n, thc fthei time OF year from and alte. the 4Ih
DAY {, March, q. 1862, make payment of the ieb!s
ana c!u>c tie settlement of the Estate.
The re.tir vou hrithy notified that said application
;yI ar ncau session Of the Probate Court 10 b. held
A. the Registers Office in lroohed the 2Slh day of
FebuarA h. lc,2, at whch time you may te heard in
he premises.
ii,d this order shall be published three weeks
iyeiy Ia tlr Green Mountain Freeman, newspaper
nrinll, Montpelier. H. this State the last OF which
qiul,uuns shall before the day assigned for hearing
ii. hut esaih.
,,ven under my hand i!. Registers Oice Brook
tc!a this I'd day of February, a, y. l!G2.
BY order OF Court
J. h. JLEAVELAND, Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT, ! The Hon. the Probate Court
!srrIcr RANDOLPH SIS. for the District of Randolph
70 al! persons concerned in the estate of GEOREG F.
Wells, Lave Of Chelsea in said Observation-Disclosures
MvHEREAS, E!hu Hyde, Administrator of the
w Estate Of said deceased, has made application
10 .h, Court for license sell all the Real Estate of
said deceased and represents that the came is necessary
for II" payment Of the debtsand charges against said Es
Therefore you are hereby notified to appeara session
Of said Court he held at the Probate Office in Chelsea,
in said District. on the 2'th day OF FEBRUARY, A. ~
oi ana show cause If any you have, why license should
no. be granted as aforesaid.
Ard this Order shall be Published three weeks sue
e.ss;y-;v in the Green Mountain Freeman newspaper
uru.ed at Montpelier, in this State; the last of which
publication sabe before the day assigned for hearing
aforesaid. . 49,.
Dated at Chelsea this 3D. day of February. A. D. 1862
.PERLEY G. JONES, Judge.
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Nogice.

ri.s certfes that have ths day given my son. Benz
It,. Il WHEY, biz time during the remainder of his mi
uor'y tad hal claim Of his earnings pay any
detts / bis contracting after this date.
4. j. IIAW LEY.
Waterbury, Feb. Gtl. 1862. 32J.wjH
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THE (SJOD SAEIARLTAM3i
VV cS oD cx C-s .Ea-IA.
Ahead OF all Competition

5,d5 Of them manufactured last than double
the npmber Of any other first class stove in
year, in the United States.
THEY contain all the Improvements which are in al. the
first class stoves, and the advantages and improve
other stoves are in par; rs follows:
1s The arranpGmer, for broilinS the ron. hearth,
1t has also the arrangement for brpiling top.
81 thorough ventilation of the oven.
I'd. Introducing hot air draughi 10 the fire chamber
thereby increasing the draught of the Stove, quckening
it, operations, nd enabling it 10 throw out more heaa
matter much and justly complained VI in other Stoves.
Air An important Improvement in The application of
the damper, which throws the heat around the
5th. Much greater weight, consequently heavier plates
ard more durable as well as handsomer castings.
9th. A draft aamper at each end Of the FIRE box so
that the FIRE IS cquaZed, aud grille vii: heat quick
the other, also heating the in half the time.
7th. Fire back protected by soapsOne, so it cannot
burn out.
In addition to the above improvements has all that
combined in other first class Stoves viz Hot water Res
eryoir Warming Closet, Rooster in front, Baker on top
Doors red with best Russia ron &c. Further, this
stove warranted to do the work with little fu as any
other in the market, and in n superior manner.
All want first class Stove Should buy until
they call and the Coop SAMANTHA as they have in
cry instance given satisfaction.
the exclusive agent for the sale Of this Stove in
Montpelier, and sell IL trial for reasonable length
ot iinle all are safe in buying.
have also rs full an assortment OF Common stoves
hnrd as any other dealer in Washington County, and sell
is low any one IN the State f.. DEWEY.
Mo"trcii"r nn". ~ 1se"
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STATE or YER NONT The llon.plobate Court for Tie
RANDOLPH Uisruicr. S. District of Randopf-To all
n4.,s concerned in ut Ma rim SimC MS, late of
,Eutauise5wu III sIid District, deceased, GREETING
yi-HEREAS. tItrim Simmons and Joln +. Summons.
" admins, ct tie estate OF said deceased have
made applications 10 i!S oun toc license to sell
All he fe1t estate ut said Deceased and represent
tia, a .ai,. ~ part OF said rcii estate. is necessary
Zoe The ,nlvnlenl l aud charges against said
a:r. ANA tha plt clnnut be sold without ihJnry to
those INTERESTED Ia the remainder.
ru.efe Won arc hereby nolinei to appear at session
If said ,, ur cid at the registers Once III Brook
held in Sui pi,rrift on the 18th day of February \.
.~t.. and ii any You have why such uce nse
nout not be artutcd And inns ordoI siN be publish ed
'.!e- slecesspcy III tie Gften A!ou"tain rreeni n
prinlcI atnntpeer in thIS STATE, before tie day ai-
pp uitd IA. aforesaid Guf !lcarid-.
u,c,! At lirookfe!t llti> I'll dayof Feb a. D. 1862.
,;y ostcr If Con-,
3liw3' ..R. Gle ,VELAND, Register
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>rAIEuF VERMONT, in Probate Court, holden at
W.sHtNGTos THtcr Montpelier, on the BOD day of
jar lary, A. u. 1862
JUHN A. LAIRD. Administrator uf the estate Of Jo-
y seuil Lesser late Ut Marshheld in said district, de-
ceased, application to said court for license to sell
the whole OF the real estate of said deceased, slthated in
sad Mar>hie representing that said sale necessary
for the piyme, of the debts of said deceased AMI
t'e.:es uf admin sration Of said estate:
Whe aulon it is ordered by said Coat that said
application he referred the 25, day of February
4 u. 1872 at the Probate Office in Montpelier. for
nearing decision thereon and it is urherordered that
al; persons interested, be notified herent ny publication
I" this application and "tGer thereon, three
weeks successfully in The Green Mountain Freeman,
printed a. IuMtpeiier hel,re sale! time of hearing that
ihey MAY appear said time and pace, and, if they see
ca;.st, OF i:ct thereto.
Ny the Court,
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American Il Foreign Paten
r. ii. EDDY,


SOI!tII'OR UF P.4IENJ,
,Late agent OF u > Patent Office Washington, un,i,l
The Act az lS37.)
10 STATE street. opposite Alby ST., iiustoa.
II years continues secnre Patents the Cuited state,
-aso VI Great brtaih, France, and other foreign coun
tiies. Hepcincations, hssgnmen' ana all p
pcs or drawings Ior taents, executed liberal e:il
ana with despatch Researches made into hGerlc =. ar
"e'sn 'ofhs odce'inihe the validity ut.!y Pg
tents ur Inventions, legal other advice re ne ed
all matters tocchiua the SAME Comes Of ,b4 ,l,ins il
an! rheht tnrnsled by ftir.tting one bour Ass,ep.
ments recorded at Washington
Fhe Agency ~ moi onlv the laruest IN New Enolsrj
hut thi"ngh II Inventors have advantages for scc,ra
patents OF aScertanlns the paentaliiity nf nrerons
M II h"i 'mtesntAby snporivro any which
o,, ne u'.tn 'eh e'seWbere. The Testimonials tcloR
eiv yen Ifnse that none * MnGE SUCCESSFUL hTlnE
-; ~ ! ~ bESl PRO0F OF ADVANTAGES NM ARA
IL ,He"ohld add hui he has utudani reason f,becve
u "a" prove MAJ ain" ether ohce OF the KIND are !-
charges for ptoeS. nnai ser.tces 50 moderate Thr M
P'ao'icT 81 'he subscriber during twenty wears
past mas enabled him tn accumulate n vast coll t;nr I'd
ecIhcaoiH and oiHcIa decisions relative to patents.
ee ne 'eS ms eNensVr library of legal aud neciar,
ica' works. ard ;nii accounis Of rateuts ntr ~ fl,
,hheu states and EurGne render him able bryond nup.
s .'pr'!"t iac''i''es for obtaining patents.
teh ara The usual great delay there are bete .aV6
Inventors. ' '' "' "''' '''''
TESTIMONIALS.
regard Mr. Eddy as one Of me most c,,ob,o aunt ,,c.
cesyW practitioners with whom have had otfcia ntct.
CHAS MAsON,' Commissioner Eff pctents.
c,n,, ' h'S'a ION IN aSsrng inventors that they
on, 'Po' Pefsoh tlofe competent and trustworthy.
an" more capable of putting their applications in f1r
", eoue l"f 'hcm an e.ty ani favorable consdeoiIau
w Wv "'e"' o'ce LDMUND BURKE"
uNp u I, r, Lac Commissioner Of Patents
cd o u" u I" nt one of which patents have been grant
noe W, ."a one Is M" pending. Such unmistal bic
rrc"," nat a. 'iet ana ibIty his part leads a
az inventor" IN nppy to him To procure their
az l"ey may he sate at having the mo-. aRhmI
chsr"o ''S'""ea on Their cases aud verv
nnrin, i,, - JOHN TAGGART."
,,r.n ' een' months, the snbsche in course uf his
ST yTrI,PWe made, on twice rejected aprlnators
49, EfN AffEALS, EVERY ONE If which was de
e'"'" !" MS iaV"r, by the Commissioner Of paten,s
B,sto, n , zoo, K. H. EDDY.
'''' btC iebI.
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Ahs'0bate Courts.

STATE OF VERMONT, pRoBATE COURTS within
TAsaINeroY DISTRICT IS and for the District afore
..d will be holden the Probate Office, in Montpelier in
saJ Disric On Tuesday Of each week. during the year
ensuing. Persons having business with said Court re-
creste6 to attend to the said court days.
r. K. MERRILL Judge.
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GREArs' EXTERNAL ksET EDA.

GREAT EXTERNAL RhN& u DA'
FOR RnEuMATlsM, GOVT, NEW&ALGl 81 Nv ~ A.
bHUIsfS, Guns $50 WOUNDS: FILES,
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS.
FOR o,l Of " hic!l is SPEEDY aud certain remedy ard
never tails IAs Lnnel, is prepared from 'he recipe
Of Dr. stephen sweet, vi Connecticut, II famous bone
setter and has been pfac ice tor more than
twenty years vii h the most a. 0nisll Ing snccess
As AZ AALEvIAToE OF FAM, IT is unf'raIe' ny any
preparation before the pui; OF when tie most sSep-
iica may be convinced toy single rial.
This Iiui,nenr VIII cure rapidly and radically ,Rheu-
.nat;e Disorders OF hind and III thousands Ct
Fog NEURALGIA. IT will atror,. immediate relief in
every case however dist essing
Il will relieve the worst cases OF E@aHacile III three
minutes and is warrant TO 90 it,
IoorHACAE alio will il cure Instantly.
Eos Nervous Debility nIG general Leasi-
tuhc, arising from inluience oreNcess tbs L'nmel
il most happy and unlaiiing remedy Acting directly
upon the tissues, it strengthens an0 revrlies
the system, tnd restores it 10 elasticity aud VSor
Foz PILES: As an external remedy. we cai N that
produce an equal Every victim tins distressing
plant should give 1t trial. for it will not fail to
afford immediate relief, and i'll majority OF cases w'l1
QUINSY AMI SOKE THROAT are sometimes ex
trcneIy ma gnant and dangerous but timely appca
ton oftlls Linimenr will never ia to cure.
SPRA1NS are sometimes very obstinate. and enlarge
ment of the joints is liable to occur il neglected Tue
worst may be conquered by this Lniment liz twoor
BRUISES, GUS, WOUNDS, SORES, ULCERS,
PURNS AND SCALDS. yield readily to the wonderful
healing properties CT DIR. SWEETS JNFALLlBLE
LlNlMENT, when used according to directions Also,
CIIJLBIAlNS. FROSTED FEET, AND INSECT
BITES ANH STIAGS.
livery aEoE'~e Owner
should have this remedy at hand. for its timely at
the first appear Larleness will ehectuully prevent
those formidable diseases which all horses liable
and which render 80 many otherwise valuable horses
nearly wo th,ess.
Over four hundred voluntary testimonials to the
dertu curative l1opertje, CT this LuIent have been
within the
persons in The hiA hest ran X of lite.
"a G7lON ".
To avoid imposition, observe the Signature and Like.
hess OF Or. Stephen Sweet every tpt aal also
Stephen weetS lnt;iliblc Linimcntn blown in the
glass ofeach bottle. without winch none are genuine.
Richardson 6; Co.
Sole lroprietors. Norwich CT
For sole by FRED Z. SNIr,t. Montpelier, General
gent Cor Vermont, and by all dealer Apr-yi
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little glove trs heart tides STIR up the ocean
snow-whte muslin when it fits makes many curious
notion
of lady xns thrill my feelings as they orer
But little female gaiter Boots death ana nottin
shorter!
And just to put you on your guard
l'll give you short and brief
4 small hotel experience
Which filed my heart with grief:
Last summer at the Pavilion Hotel.
stopped week more,
And marked two " boot-ees' every morn
Before my neighbours door;
Two boots with patent leather tips,
Two boots which seemed to say,
. An angel trots around in us.''
They stole my heart away;
And often in my lightly dreams
They swept before my face
lady growing of them
As flowers grow from vase.
But ah one morn saw sight
Which struck me like stone,
Some other name was on the book
Those boo;s were not alone.
4 great tall pair of other boots
Was standing by their side
And or they walked afternoon
And with them walkei-a bride.
Ladies, Comment is unnecessary:
Those Cater Boots came from
Il. G. PAGE
Waere an b. foun! all times a large assortment Of
Ladies, Misses and Children's Boots
and Shoes of the latest French Imported Work.
Also, Of our Manufacture,
Ladies and Gents Balmorai Boots, new s,yle,)
Misses and chlarens
Boys and Youths 70
Also the celebrated UNION BOOT, and in fac,
general assortment OF
boys and Mems Boots and Shoes,
Thick and Thin.
We are the sole manufacturers on
II runners &c brated Patent Last.
CUSTOM BOOTS MADE TO FIT.
We can't lie beat in Style, Quality or Prices
a GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
BOOTS, SHOES AND RCBBERS
for the Trade at the LOWEST PRICES. as usual.
~ l. A E GALL
j. G.. PAGE,
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PROBATE COURTS.

Probate Couits within nd for the District OF Ran
dorh Tor til ye&r ensuing, will be holden follows,
dav in each month.
At the Oiarye UNITY otl il Chelsea, the third
Thursday of each month
At had wcks Hotel In West Randolph the fourth
Thursday in each month
At j. l.. Bowles' Hotel in Washington. the second
Thursday in February. May and August
BY order of Court.
J. K. CI,EAVElAND, Register.
, 1862-04-17

of your predecessors has proved adequate to
supplying all the wants Of the Government, not.
withStanding the unexpected and very large in
crease Of expenditure resulting from 4 great
augmentation in the necessary measures Of de-
fense. The report Of the Secretary Of the Trea-
sury will exhibit the gratifying fact that we have
no floating debt, that the credit Of the Govern
ment s unimpaired, and that the total expendi
ture Of the Government for the year has been,
il round numbers, Sl70,OO 900, less than one
third Of the SUN wasted by the enemy in his
vain effort to conquer us less than the value O.
. single article Of expOrt-the cotton crop Of the
y,ar.
The report of the Postmaster General will
show the condition Of that Department to be
steadily improving, its revenues increasing, aud
already affOrdng assurances that il will be self.
sustaining at the date required by the Constitu
tiOn, while afording ample mail facilities for the
people.
In the Department Of Justice, which includes
the Patent Office and Public Printing, some leg.
islative provisions will be required which will BE-
especially stated in the report Of the Head Of
that Department
invite the attention Of Congress to the duty
Of organizing q Supreme Court Of the COnfeder.
ate States, in accordance with the mandate Ol
the Constitution.
.... JEFFERSON DAVIS.
, 1862-04-17

The London Review says: "Strange trans.
frmaiioas dis ingui h the days 10 which our lot
is cast. Had aNy one predicted dozen years
ago that the Bishop Of London would preach In
an omnibus yard; the Rev. Lord WTiOth, slew
Russell in putatoe. fruit ana cabbage market !;
the Bishop Of Oxford al q railway station, amid
the kissing Of steam aud rolling Of lOcOmOtiV's,
and last, but not least, that every Sunday ailel,
noon and evening. when ministers Of alld d"nomi
nations, rector, vicar. eunte, Wesleyan pr acher,
aud independent minister would take up their
place in succession on the stage, and preach a..
vine lessons to crowded audiences be won
have beer set down ~ fanatic or dreams'.
Yet these are the weekly scenes aud the on ~
curing acts Of drama, earnest, full Of instfue'
ton, and rich in fruits" .ysy.A ss.s
Ay lung man named johnson, On engineer 1t
Cncsgn went 10 his ROOM Q few evenings siNcs
~ put IN bis wedding garments, and found y q
some thief had stolen his wedding coat ThrTe
was no time toget another, and the plurky tr low
was maFried in bis shirt sleeves, the only ohJee'
tiOn 70 which costume is, il ls not the ashion.-
The news Of The surrrndoFOf Cornwall can .
10 SlratioTd, u, on sunday. just - the minister
was preaching. Maxi, { knoAn the neWs 10 he
SearerS be sid Nv frisudS, The hOUss Il
God & 10 place for boiStsrouS denionslra'i n !
Wo viii. thsrsiSse, In giving thrss cheer, only
70 through the motions" thus showing he ~
l,uity Og the "silIlt josh
, 1862-04-17

An old Dutch farmer, just arrived at the dig.
nifty Of justice Of the peacG, had his first cas-.
Of marriage, He did it up 10 this way. He first
said to the man
"VeT, you wants to be marrit, do your Veil,
you lovish dis woman SO gOOt as any woman you
have ever seenS"
"Ies"
Then he said to the woman-GVel, do You
love this man 10 better as any man You have ever
seen 7" She hesitated little, and be repeated
swell, dat iSh oil any reasonable man can ex-
aud wife"
The man asked the justice what was to pay.
Nothing at all; you are welcome to it Il il
will do you any good"
Marvin is good thing, Il Is great thing, as
aunt Jane SIS q great inStituSh.on, (hOw she
knows can't tell, for she never had chance to
try y Its good for everybody. Are you old
marry; it'll make you young Tor you'll die try.
ing To pear soC Are you yOung-itll make you
old. In fact il is soOted TO ev'ry and anybody.
It's brier rose hedge that society has sOi up a.
keep folks inside the bounds Nv good behavior,
and though I've had ups and dOWns in Il, and
know all about il still say, hooray for marryin',
its good for everybody
A marketman at Cairo, few days since, was
swmdled out Of his vegetables aud articles, which
had tendency to excite his ire to considerable
6xtsnt He told the commanding officer that IL
the Angel Gabriel stopped ut Cairo, there would
be no resurrection. '''s
"Why" asked the officer.
Because the people would swindle him out
OF bis horn before be had time to make q single
tOO1" -.s,s--,---r4..-a.--.-.-4s.. ...-.s-l
4 worthy clergyman complained 10 an elderly
A. Of inn hat haa
peared to be wholly taken up with trilles and
wofldiy tinerys Instead of fixing her mind on
sIoS are csiGtsly 6ieakco, sir,S saia he
lady; - know that The girl appeaFs 10 ah Oh.
Server 10 6e taken up with worldly things but
you cannot judge correctly Of the direction her
mind really takes; she Is . little erOsSeyed."
Henrietta" sid { landlord to his new girl,
aWhen there's bad news fsOm Washil gt0n, or
any bad news. particularly private Affections, al.
ways lei the boArders know il before dinner. Il
may seem strange, Henrietta, but such little
things make great difference IN eating, in the
course Of year." .IIlp T.
Prentice says that since Floyd stole hIns,li
away from Fort Donaldson, he win have nothing
10 steal, unless he undertakes the desperate task
Of outwitting the devil, who has q claim upon
him 10 b hereafter settled. ...... 49,.
A suicide wrote to his wife thus "My Jeaf
MaFy1~If an not at home TO night, inQuifOl ol
Abraham where [ am n nol found 10 hh b.
SOU, he'll know where am gone.
'aWky5 5dcI'f you daues z bIAhesy fndaifed
an eminent fdnctiOnaTy Of leading Senator, at
WashinetaD, r"IDsyeF dance 10 . besiegedcity =
daS ths quick md stern reply. ~
The Psrslaas hive bsaasn thS TutcomiMs IN a
great baitls and ssns four hundred heads q their
shsnisA y The Csptd q trophies
Armies ought % - pablio.ipIf1tsd,' yet Oseh
soldier should ooeaslonhlly attend 70 BE own
privnls aina I. tiIf'l srqa e..
Ths sapi.ns court hiS dsoidsa thsl nioor
Sho ealiSis 10 tbssluy eanOoa bo promoted %
! q usJcr.
, 1862-04-17
AFiseellaneous Iteu1a.


Miscellaneous Items.
Il is ascertained that third Of all the horses
purchassd for the Government are diseased or
condemned.
N, :,
ns rSoug paper sae soo ssa' no se Esve%ue ,h. =,
was in 1860
AIetter nom CoLOotcOrah says tnst " LynS,,, nn
ene SAtnohc D"''oP ., OnAI'es.o". 'oS' Si1"'""V
Oy INC 'a'e oo""As'A''O" III "'-' S'
=, Vne nundrsd ana yen tnOusIna oGlIars o. tne
Nc McDSnougn ecnoo' unS ns.e ~ SSSn NJ WS "y
''e Oo'"'"''sO"e's !" "s'e"'e VI ave" O''e""S'
A bill is before the Legislature Of Texas. max
ing it sufficient cause for divorce if the husband
An exchange says there Is farmer In Putnam
county. New York, who has nile Of children.
His name Is FurIong, and he has eight boys and
girls
TN n p;.,,. .;,.s =, .ooo,,. or ,ho
desc tion Of six rebel marines to the Union forces
at Pensacola, aud says ait vas very aggravat-
ing"
mt. -. -
See t.e si. o.oAJ os1 - ~
s",',,,'S .nS o"s, sS,sO,v ,ho,,s.nd
sailors. This has caused large increase Of our
" floating" debt ...
n,o AZ ,h. ,.o.-. or phu.do,Dh;. .o,.,.. ho.-
oS iii If,'sso" ~ Wv t"r ,.n,,' Shap,1Snd 5".d
4. sS.. cn-oUa 49, nj H,rs;aJ oer ,S,,S
!, y! .t. ~ ~ ~ .O.,,s. =, dss.o,;o 80,
a., - S;sos,SSsS S''',t,, "a san, -, 80,
81,
society oi Social ShrisuahS' oeslgheo !"
reach Heaven on the co-opeTEuon system, has
been commenced IN PhladeIphA. by u m the
soclai Is clade an elsment OF progressive piety'
anu Ine eVA"gel.cai u nO' Tue cAru'nai feature.
The servant oirls Of the free States consume
more silks and French goods than the whole
Southern aristocracy-a well established com
mercial act And they have right to, IL they
choose, for In most cases they are honestly earned
Canadian n.ns. s.vs th., ono of ,hs;, ofa
car IN hs"r;D9 ,bst ,hs D;I;,;s Ssrs 10 ~ o.IIad
o", ssn, ~ so,,",;ss;or :" L;s T;s,tor"nt To
onel, endorsed as follows; " Deer Cornsl, I beg
70 Tesine mi commission. Being Q disciple Of
KrisL cannot take up the sOrd."
TA.N n n.,,, .a,,,;,. A.. -, ..-,....
. S,o,..,.S ~ oc S.."n
-; ias I I'S S ~ ~ uSoivy
aS, s ~ s,e,. sas ~ ~ nj, at,";,,, ~ W
Of defeating such cra4, without like vessels on
their part Is TO board aud capture them.
ri, 4. A.. tt... IN,
=, ne."ud ~" ~ oS,l",;p'' ~ rodS.i @ % Tm'
S;.oi S,ss. Wy r, 49, ~ - ~ ,,a y '"S n
"SS. - tSs" s,., II ~, la s,S,' ~ ~
~. ~ p.".;I.,,S .i,,.",i'' Th ~
sL'a w Is ~ =, tHi...I ~ 1T.:.II Ss "
So. '-''N' 70 :" VS. -OsN~'S - Wv "''''SN
Some one inouirine Of c. (one of the editors
Of the Albany 1r0nsoa man Of viii as we'll as
an ALE and clreDnt writvrl as to the vocation Of
a certain gentleman. and whether he was law.
yer-"No." said O.. hestating'y. "he is moi n
iaWyer-only a aoonuxvancer-keeps a livery sIa.
bIe' believe"
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to die rather than surrender, is presumed to have
been stolen by Floyd when be abscondrd, as no.
thing has been seen Of It BY our soldiers. White
iiagS were flying from every point when the morn.
iug dAwned, but ne'sr black one. .
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