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MARRIAGES.

In Bloomington, Aug p, by Rev P. n. Gran
ger, ID, Charles l.. Carpenter TO Ellen Ilaseltine
both of st Johnsbury.
In Waterford, July 10, by VIM. Hovey. Esq T..
Cyrus Smith Of Victory end Mary S. kentiiclL of
IIolyokc. Ms.
In Waterford. Aug. -, by Rev. L. II. Tabor,
Geo. W. Carr and Mary L. Hale, both of Water
ford.
In this town. Aug. y, by Rev, l.. 0. Brastow.
Henry Steel and Helen NJ. Parks, both of st.
Johnsbury.
AT st. Paul. Mimi, Aug. -, at the residence
of Hon. j. T. Kildcr, by Rev s. lIawlcy. Chris
topher l.. Grant and Sarah McEvoy. only daugh-
ter of Mr.. John McEvoy. of West Randolph. VT
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Sad Accident.

There was terrible accident near the Nc
Leran depot, one day last week which is brief
ly alluded to elsewhere by correspondent.
We have learned more particulars in regard
to this sad affair. 1t appears that young Fay
had just received present of new rifle
from his father, and at this time was out try
ing it. Col Fay was in conversation with Mr.
Samuel Bailey, near the latter's house, when
he was struck by the ball. He Immediately
asked what that noise was, and was answered
that it sounded like the whizzing of ball.
tie then SAID ne was shot; and stepping for
ward eight or ten feet sat down upon the
ground, and lying over upon his back breath
ed his last in about five minutes. 1t seems
young Fay was firing at bird some 80 or 40
rods distant, and most unfortunately his ia
Their stood in direct range, receiving the ball
IN his heart. This is terrible warning to ali
who handle firearms. 1t is only year since
we recorded the death of young man in
this same town who came to an untimely end
through his careessness with gun, and now
We have to chronicle another equally as sad
case.
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Cambridge Cattle Market.
By Telegraph to The Caledonian.
WEDNESDAY. Aug. -, 1862

WEDNESDAY. Aug. -, 1862.
At market 1862 Cattle. about 900 Bccvcs and
302 Stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows,
and &c. two and three years olds.
HIcES-Markct Beef-Extra S6,25 $ ESQ,
first quality S5,15 5000 second do. $500 a
5000 third do. S3,115 5000; ordinary.
Working Oxcn-S7j 600 a $50:
Cows and CalveS-S2l. "A, 81, a A.
Icarlings-Sl 90 80.
Two Years Old--Sli -.
Three Years Old-SlS 20.
Sheep and Lambs--5OO at market. Extra and
selections. $500. 3.j2 4 3,317; in lots, 500
2.25 2.S1.
Spring Lambs-S2.5O 4,50.
Swne-0 at market.
llidc>-G! &c per h.
Calf SKINS I Zoe per ID.
PeltS-S0S7 LOO each.
Taow-1l. &c per lb.
Veal Calves-from 80 to 5000.
RemarkS-Thprc was 4 large supply OF cat.!
and the best quality sold quick at last week.
prices Small. thin cattle Sod at lower price,
than last week. There was rather 1 short supply
of lambs. and sold quick at last weeks prices
not one left in the yards for sale at 9 clock.
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REBELS SLAVES IMPREssED.-A despatch
from Lexington, KY, says San order was
issued on Saturday to impress 1900 slaves TO
repair the railroad between here and Cumber-
land Gap. An impressment was made in
Fayette and Madison counties; and loyal
owners were paid laborers' wages for their
slaves, while rebel owners were referred to the
department at Washington for their slaves !
1t was not found necessary to take negroes of
many loyalists The rebels are in great dis
tress In consequence of the impessment, as
many oftheir negroes were taken while work
ing in the hemp fields. The loyalists COM
mend the measure as just and wise. Other
roads in different parts of the state, are also to
be repaired by slaves"
| An Englishman named John Plummer,
out in Prairie du Chen, Wisconsin, has done
well enough TO make up for the meanness of
scores Of his countrymen. He has seven
sons, al! born in England, and every one of
them is in the federal army.
L. The harvest in New York state prom
Uses to be one of the most bountiful ever
known. Some of the western counties have
SitlueU dlIHOSl tilcil Oitl ldSLlOHtU crop VI
wheat, both in quantity and quality. There
has been deficiency of hay owing to the
dry season in some parts of the state.
How Do THESE Men FEEL-When a
man is praised by a scoundrel he ought to
suspect himself The Memphis Grenada
Appeal, the most malignant of all rebel sheets
praises Seymour of Connecticut, Wood Of
New York, Vallandigham of Ohio, x-presi-
deut Pierce, and few others like them, as
the only true friends the South can coun,
upon in the North. The appeal is right.
These men have done and are doing all they
dare to embarrass the government and aid
the rebellion, and if Jeff Davis should enter
Washington in triumph they would hasten tc
offer him their allegiance and beg for I
chance in his administration. That these
traitors are allowed in loyal communities
proves the forbearance of our people Blu
that forbearance is not quite inexhaustible.-
Springfield Republican.
B The Louisville Journal offers to pub
fish runaways from the draft, with appropriate
cuts, for one half the price usually paid fol
advertising runaway negroes. The offer is {
liberal one
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DEATHS.

rs;- Marriages. Birth, and Deaths inserted FRrE.-
Obituaries, including poetry inserted vi six cents lc i'll
advance.
In Luncnburg, Aug. -, Mrs. Mary Barnard
aged IS years.
In East Burke, Aug. 10, of dipthcria, Della f.,
daughter of Dudley Z. and Amelia ii. Hall, aged
years 10 days.
At Harrson's Landing, Aug, 6, of fever. Thorn
as Bailey, aged 10, member of the sd Mass.
regiment, formerly of this town.
In Darvillc, Aug is, of typhoid pneumonia,
Charles b., son o: Aaron H. Smith, aged II years.
In Danville, Aug -, of inflammation of the
bowels. George Chandler, son OF PrentisS Carr,
aged 10 years.
At st. Charles Hotel. Cairo, Ill, June ), 1862
James S. Brock, aged p
At Newbury. Aug. y, Lucius lIazcn, aged 81.
At West Randolph, Aug. 2l in faith and hope
Horace Mouton, aged 81 years.
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E5 IN DAYS OF {

e. IN DAYS OF OLD az
There was time in DAYS Of old
When health prize! above zine iii
That day has paSscd-a0 How neglect
That precious hunn-ae should protect.
Of ,eII>e and reason all are bcrclt.
OR would appear there's but little left.
Apply il then To cure y"ur ills
BY the immediate Use OF Hcrrck'S fillS.
These rrniar klhr Pills starle whole communities hv
their wonderful, .iIrrS. Adi,,c t. it y Youth man
hood and obi Pat mp with English. Spanish French
and German directions. ELEGANTLY coated with sugar.
purely veset able. and sell in large family boxes ioI -
See adv erti>ement. Gl-I3
We call attention to the advertisement Of
Family DYE COlors in this DAYS paper. Their
economy and convenience will make them a ne
cessity in almost every family. The colorS are
remarkably fine. and are having great sale. The
ladies speak well of them. We advise all who
have not used them to purchase.
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neat Mortality,

We DON'T believe that the record Of the
'.'''' Cholera in our large cities will show
s.T''lF per cent of mortality than has the
..'t..a IN Caledonia county. And certain
--7 after IS more to be dreaded on one ac-
'-''' as cholera will rage only at certain
'"'on' while diptheria, like the poets Death
al seasons for its own" In last week.
.''''''JAiAN were recorded twelve deaths by
-''ease, eight Of them in two families
,.'~ Hour III one family in the space of seven
W." Jays Is there no successful remedy
'"ecAlng the monstrous strides of this fel
destroyer.
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The Right Spirit in Derby.

81 will give SO to any FIVE who will enlist
to-day" said Alanson L. Adams in Derby
Centre village, few days since, before the
three years quota was full, and in fifteen min
utes five of our best young men were ready.
True to his word, MIR Adams hired team
took them to the nearest recruiting station
saw them examined and enrolled, drew his
calf-skin, and paid each $40, adding thereto
the 81 bounty he received from the recruit
ing officer for bringing in recruits. B.
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Respectfully your friend,
GEO 4. MERRILL.
Capt Geo F.. Chamberlin. }
lst 1t Edwin J. Morrill,, !
ID 1t Lester S. Richards. )

CAMP BRADLEY, H'dqrs llth Reg Vt Vols,
Brattleboro, Vt, Aug 20, 1862. \
GEO \. MERRILL, Es'4-Sir We desire
through you to signify our acceptance of the
elegant swords just received from the ladies'
Of St Johnshary, and our grateful apprecia-
ton of the honor thus conferred on rs.
One of the best gifts of Providence Is q
good friend, and it is a thought full Of COM
fort to feel assured, as we do, that We, and
our brave men. have so many such among
cur fair countrywomen at home.
As we 90 forth to the stern scenes of war,
their smiles, their God-speeds, their tokens
of esteem and confidence shall cheer US on.
! Tell them, sir, that these blades will soon be
unsheathed, and that with them we intend to
strike our blow in crushing the monster
Treason, and to do our part in establishing
the land of our fathers as an undivided and
perpetual inheritance for the generations &c
come.
With renewed thanks to all our friends tol
the interest they have manifested in us ant
our noble company,
We have the honor, sir, to be
Your and their grateful and obedient servts
GEO +. CHAMBERLAIN,
Capt Co A, 1lth Reg Vt Vols,
EDWIN J. MORRILL,, lst 1t
, LESTER S. RICHARDS, ID 1t.
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There is also due assessed As above the sum set to the
several Undivided shares parts belonging 10 the original
rights o Elisha jenkins 10 lillian BlOdgct 40; Samuel
ara 20 john MulnoId, Jr A.: Caleb Teal AZ: iau
heato -; John |. Clark .25; lydia Jenkins ~: IL
liam Rogers 80: William Wall - Joseph Cook % JON
altman Jenkins - Betsey Nightingale ,t3; Joseph Parker
~ lillian Thurbur %; Joshua Salisbury 35; Robert
!hurSton SO; Henry TilnghaSt By; Caleb Wheaton
10 James Burr IL LYDIA Clarke So; Edward Jones
jeremiah jerks Al; Cyprian Sterry 43: John Thurstor
10 ana each OF said shares contains 3 acres, and 50
much Of said lands will be sold public auction al the
Dwelling House Robert Moul;on in said town of New
ark on the fist Monday OF October al 10 o'clock
NJ as shall he requisite 10 discharge said taxes with costs
Unless previously paid
Dated at Newark this 18th day Of August A. d. lS62.
al ROBERT MOULTON, Constable Collector.
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Confectionery of all Kinds.

Oranges and Lemons, Figs. Nuts of every de-
scription. Pipes of twenty different varieties, To-
bacco. better assortment than can be found in
this County. We have the celebrated Union
Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco, said to be the best
thing that is used Cigars of all kinds. Extracts
of Lemon, Orange. Vanilla &c. We have ihe
celebrated, AnncarS Boot Backing. superior ar
ticlc: also. Boot Brushes, Pocket Books. Wal
let's, Port Monaics. Tobacco Boxes, Percussion
Caps, Cigar Cases, &r &c
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Enrolled Militia.

The enrolment of the militia of the State,
under the order of Adjutant General Wash
burn. was completed on the 10Th inst. Per-
sons not able under the order were not en-
rolled, and report says large number of sick
and lame were found. We are without re-
ports Of the particulars save in st Johnsbury.
In this town 416 men were enrolled, lO1 of
whom have entered the service of the United
States previous to May / 1862, and 81 have
enlisted since, leaving 27S able-boded men
to answer future calls. The Listers in fol-
lowing official orders did not enrol such as
were found plainly disabled, and accepted as
jast "a exemption certificates, signed by two
physicians and sworn to in due form of law
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Soldiers Aid Society.

The ladies of the soldiers aid society will
meet at the town hall on Wednesday after
noon of next week, instead of Tuesday, on
account Of Freeman's meeting, which occurs
on the latter day. We are requested to ask
ladies to bring in second hand clothing. if
they have it to spare, as these articles are
called for by the sanitary commission. Coats,
pants, vests, shirts, boots, shoes, etc, are ac-
ceptable offerings.
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Exchanged.

Among the officers lately returned from
rebel prison-houses We are glad to see the
name Of Capt J. 7. Drew. Capt Drew went
in the Second Vt regiment as captain of the
Burlington company was taken prisoner at
the battle of Bull Run and has been held by
the rebels ever since. Capt Drew was for
merly from this town, and when he enlisted
he was member of the junior class in the
Vermont University at Burlington.
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ruE CALIFORNIAN
AL AND STATE ITEMS.

sact Locals
"' r..smsn's meeting occurs next Tuesday,
I,,s;ng begins on Wednesday.
Look GU, for clothes line thieves We
Ia, that these sneak thieves are COM
80. 49,. le,redations upon the wardrobe of
: o9r citizens. They should be made
,.,'er. :,
:. another war meeting held at the town
,.,.rlav evening, six men put their
rron the roll Of the nine months mi
' Ttey we're all guaranteed by some cit
:oj bounty additional to whatever the
..r town may give.
ere is quite comet now nightly vlsl-
.te heavens between the Great Bear
=. Pole Star. 1t spreads quite tail.
The hand that went out with the Sd reg
.t.s been discharged, and most of the
lave returned home.
liz supreme Court IS IN session now at
..,.- Judges Pierpont, Peck and kel-
,,oa the bench.
a. earn that Emerson Hall, Esq, has
-, appointed postmaster at this place, rirt
Merrill, Esq, resigned.
Wa town meeting, held on Wednesday
avn voted to pay the nine months sol
... from this place bounty of so each
,,. guaranteed them the $ per month
IRE three years volunteers now receive
IOWA, not dissenting voice.
N's,y.,x men have enlisted from S,
-.laly within the past four weeks.
The village schools commence next Mon
Tho>r wishing to enter the high schoo
ba .yamincd at Union school house, or
....ay, a: > o'clock.
The proprietor Of the Danvile stage
, runs coach and four'-a great i'm
cement on the mode of conveyance adop
. rs some Of the previous owners. q. \
a.aN, Esq. is the new proprietor, ane
>.carns holds the ribbons. The new
.a5.samcnt is admired by every body.
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''''rfN Co. \. iIth Vt.

1Ntn, GEo. T.. CHAMRERLIN.
~ Lieutenant, EDWIN J. MORRILL,.
- Lieutenant. LESTER S. RICHARDS.
N)N-'oMNISSIONED OFFICERS
-, Sergeant, Norman ID. Goss.
Oren G.. Chase.
Geo p. Moore.
T." Edward =. Lee.
'". Caudius B. Somers.
-: 'orpora!, Edw'd +. Griswold.
- Frank f. Dow.
" jeremiah c. Libbey.
=" John Gavegan.
III Joseph W. Hutchinson.
~ Chas Ross.
'" Lorenzo ID. Farnham.
~ Lafayette Soper.
I1eF-Wm B. Crane.
n'lmmer-John W. Grant.
"a49acr-Erancis l.. Chase.
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Worcestershire Sauce. Lord Ward.) for roast
meat and steaks. something that is desirable IN
all families: Fresh Tomato. ket chup. Chow
Chow. French Mustard, Jenkins. Pepper-sauce.
Uorsc-RaGish. Mustard. &c.
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u r | q Ii L 0 N .

The NONRESIDENT roprictur of the f''"a ir tracts Z"
land in the town Of Brighton, iii the County ESSEX
Notified that the taxed i'll the list committed
To the subscriber, the Collector ui TaAs
Brighton for the eighteen hundred an! ytwo
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AYERS
CATHARTIC PILLS

possess so many advantages over the otner
purgatives in the market, and their superior
virtues are so universally known, thatwe need
not do more than to assure the public their
quality is maintained equal to the best II ever
has been. and that they may be depended on
70 do all that they have ever done.
Prepared by j. C. AVER, NJ. D., & Co.,
Lowell, Mass, and sold by
HoYr & GREEN. ST Johnsbuy.
JoHx n. MARTIN, Peacham-
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And so much of said lands will be sold at pub
lie auction, at the Town Clerks Office. in said
Lunenburg, on the first Saturday of October next
at one o'clock in the afternoon. as shall be re-
quisite to discharge said taxes with costs, unless
previously paid
Dated at Lunenburg this 10th day Of Aug. A
D. 1852.
gil JAMES G. BOWKRR, LIST Constable.
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TIRBY LAND SALE.

The nonresident proprietors of the town Of
Kirby in the County Of Caledonia are hereby no.
tilted that the taxes assessed by said town within
the year next preceding this date remain either
IN whole or in part unpaid on the following des-
erlbed lands in said town to wit:
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Town Clerks

Will confer favor by sending to this Of
tce by the earliest conveyance the vote of
their respeotivetowns,name of representative
elected, and a list of justices.
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Military.


The company recruited by A. c. Brown,
(of the Watchman) at Montpelier, was or
ganized on Monday and made choice of the
following officers:
Captain-A. c. Brown of Montpelier.
1st Lieut.. NJ Thatcher of Barre.
I'd Lieut-Chas +. Bancroft of Waterbury.
The Howard Guard, Burlington, has 10
men, 81 Of whom are from Burlington, and it
is doubtless organized before this.
Rev f. NJ. Haynes, a Bal fist clergyman Of
Wallingford, has been appointed chaplain OF
the 1lth.
The company recruited at Waitsfeld made
choice of the following officers:
Captain-O. c. Wilder of WaitsGeld.
lst Lieut-Nsth'l Jones of Moretown.
I'd Lieut-C. r. McElroy of Middlesex.
The Tunbridge Light Infantry Company
made choice of the following officers:
aptain-David +. Cole of Chelsea.
LIST Lieut. Jas II. Farnham of Tunbridge
I'd Lieut. Henry w. Davis Of Williams
town.
Orderly geant-Alfred T. Avery, Yer
shire.
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i 0 Z [ G. E .

Notice is hereby given that petition will be
presented to the Legislature of this State. at its
next annual sitting. for charter for a Bank, to
he located at Brighton, in the County of Essex,
State of Vermont.
Brighton, Aug. S, 1862. GIL
NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given that a
N petition will be presented to the Legislature
of this State, at its next annual sitting, for a
charter for Bank, to be located at Concord, in
the County of Essex, State of Vermont.
West Concord. Aug. -. 1862.
NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given that pc
N tition will be presented to Legislature of this
State. at its next annual sitting. for charter for
Bank, to be located at WATERFORD d, in the Coun-
" of Caledonia, State of Vermont.
Waterford. Aug. 20. 1862. Oil
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SOLDIERS, BUY TIE BEST.

For sale hv the subscriber. Dark Blue and
Blue Mixed Flannel. for soldiers Shirts, u tie
best guilty: also of a poorer grade
+. JEWETT.
St Johnshur Aug. ~. SIS
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and shall have fresh arrivals every week. Our
stock consists Of the following articles:
Flour and Meal.
Sugar of all kinds.
Sugar-housc ana common Molasses.
liutter. Cheese and Eggs,
Kerosene Oil. Burning Fluid.
Tallow and Tallnw Candies,
Hard Times Coffee.
Ground Java Coffee.
Old Government Java and Rice Coffee in the
kernel. all kinds of TEAS both green and black
Rai>ins. CnrrantS. Gloves, Cinnamon. NutmegS,
Pimento. Pepper. Snuff. Salera,uS. Cream Tartar
Rice. Starch. Corn Starch. Citron. all kinds of
: Hard Soap Matches. Farther Ware. and in fac,
everything that can be found in orr line Of trade.
we shall endeavor to keep on hand and shall sell
them
! low FOR CASH.
We buy for Cash and can sell our goods as low as
can be bought in old Caledonia County
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And il pc>au shall appear 10 discharge said taAeS
before the thirtirih day oil September next ten uC
IN III" forenoon. shall proceed L. sell al the Vermont
HOUSE hy public ton. much tracts
uf land shall he sufficient 10 dis, har.e said and ali
e>>ary charges. }. ". CADES, Collector.
Brighton. Aug. - ls61
I'll 4 tue copy, J. W. DAVIS. Town Clerk.
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Inc accompanying correspondence ull! eN-
plains itself
ST JoHNSBURY, Aug IS, 1862.
GENTLEMEN Il am requested, by the ladies
Of St Johnsbury, to ask YOU to honor them
in the acceptance ofthe accompanying swords.
as they hno'r You will honor yourselves in
their use. They regret that their first design
did not appear practicable to present to the
worthy men III your command, gift which
should seem Of a more general character, but
they beg them to look upon these swords, as
they are borne at the head of your ranks, as
symbols Of the deep interest felt in, and for
the safety of every individual in them.
Receive them, gentlemen, and as You UNI
sheath them when the hour Of peril comes
let the bright flashes from those blades be tc
you as the smiles of the fair donors, which
shall nerve you to renewed effort, and to tna
victory.
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ln-Spirit.ing.

1t is rumored that the spirits are moving
at certain place of spirituous reputation
on Railroad Street from the fact fthe night
ly attendance of certain ardent divine, as
we'll as other believers in spirits, from Main
Street. r. r. STREET LAYMAN.
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PiIcky Girls.

J. Martin, of East Albany, having sold
more rot-gut to the men and boys of that Vi
entity than the ladies thought beneficial, last
week on Wednesday five young ladies went
to his GROCERY and spilled his entire stock,
consisting of about three barrels of rum-
Three cheers for the Albany girls.
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And ii person shall appear I" discharge said taxes oii
thrtich Sept neAt II ten Ucl, III
the iorcIoOnI shall proceed 10 sell al the Vermont House
10y pubic .iciiv much said respective tracts ~
land shall br sufficient discharge said taxes and all
necessary intervening charges
Brighton. Aug ~. lo62.
J. ". CADES l>t Constable OF Brighton.
oil \ truc copy, J. W DA\ Is. Town CLERK
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The pruprICiors o the following tracts land i'll the
town OF Brighton Ill the County oi Essen, notified that
the same are taxed in the tax list committed to the sub
Scrher the collector of said of Brighton
yr the wears lsln. ls6l and lS.2. follows:
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TOWN OF NEWARK.

The nonresident prOprietors of the Town Of Newark
IN The County OF Caledonia hereby notified that the
LAKES assessed by the said Town within three
next preceding this date either In whole or in
imp aid the following described lands in said Town viz
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YOWN OF LUNENBURGH.

The nonresident proprietors of the town of
Lunenburg in the County of Essex. are hereby
notified that the taxes assessed by said town
within the year next preceding this date remain
either in whole or in part unpaid on the follow
inn IoScrihad lands In all town &. Wit