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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-09-24
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t,ordonssiIIs. Va sstt. ip-M
Iiafpet. Ferry We taFoIed eleven
thousand and ninety pfIvates. four
hundred and twenty-five officers. and
took two thousand prisoners. fifteen
thousand stand Of mail arms, aud
fgfly.sls pieces u cahben. Colonel
Walkers battery tooh Eve hundred
horses Themselves. par loss Was =
killed anil 80 sounded. Their dead
were covered Ia bitches, aud We could
not cell hos many were IN the fight.
On sunday, a. sbarpsburs, We
took 1000 prisoners, General Oar.
land aud Colonel Strange were killed.
u. II. I'LL WAS roughly handled, but
managed 10 hold the enemy IN check,
Later dispatches say tina, I'LL was
attacked with 10000 men. and III,
fight continued all day. with hca,y
loss on both sides. On Monday h,
was reinforced by Lengstroei, th'
battle was renewed and the cnem,
was driven back three miles. Genera
Garland Of Virginia was killed il
Sundays fight.
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The enemy evacuated Cumberland
Gap on the 18th, blowing mp their
magazines, destroying AL their prop
crty, and blasting rock to block the
road.
Andy Johnson's family, who were
a, GrcensilIe, have been permitted,
by order Of the Secretary Of War, to
return TO the cnemys lines.
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We are authorized 10 jaser
HARRISON - Cssiiaass for recollection
to the o6ce Of Probate .isdse Of Pamela
County, 1t the October election. tds
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Bates,ille, sept IN. lhb3.
EpItoR or rms Srmt
Please announce JOHN G. tfARRt.
son M a candidate for CLERK Of Circuit
Court 81 Pamela County. a the rnsaias
election. MANY VOTERS.
ids
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We ARE authorised 70 nunesssc Jas. A.
GARRETT M = eastltnis los Clssh n he
Circuit Court Of pasoIa county II the -
suing election.
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The frisads d ". p. wooTEN an.
nounes hin ~ : ssstllsss TO- ne sass Of
Clssk Of he Probate Cesvt, q lts esoulne
election. NAM pklRNOS.
IA y.
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Gen. Terry's command entered the
kanawha salincs on the 18th. anil
took possession Of the salt works.
which were not much injured. There
is a very large quantity Of salt on
hand. which was selling ut 81 cts. per
bushel. Farmers have been urged to
send loads Of forage, &C., and return
with salt.
After inoessan, diminishing, Gen.
Loring took Charleston at . p. M. on
the 10Th. Tho enemy had six reei.
mcnts; they burn. their stores and
most Of the town on their r~ctreat.--
Our loss was slight, theirs heavy.
In the battle Of Cotton Till, Fay.
cite county, Va, between Gen. Lor.
ing and hc Yankees, the enemy
loss was GOO, and ours but Is. The
enemy were totally routed.
Sept. IA courier reached
Stanton, Va, with news that Stone,
wall was near Washington, in pursui,
Of the Yankees, leh to protect Ii,
railrosd and uarper's Ferry. Tht
cnemy's force Is about ten thousand
LArER AND nErrER.
Richmond, Sept. 20.-The cannos
and stores captured II Harper
Ferry bad been removed. There BE-.
been no Sighting there since Monday
Oar army Was h Cue spisiss. NJ
Clellsn' with his army, vas in ouI
front, near Shavpsbuve. and . ecner
d battle vas expected. Gen. Reno
Ysnkee, vas killed il The axhs nsa,
B~oousboro'.
JsckreA's oncial report Of q,
capture Of Ilsrpcr's Ferry, state
that our army took Brig. 0sa. Whit,
sad LOCO troops, "a equal humAe,
Of small ANN, - pieces Of artillery
aud abcst 800 wagon. In addition
10 other slosee, SAeFsr y : laPee !
mount d eenp end garrisea equip
age. Or ~ very snoll.
; Richnond, Sept. 2l.--A tofrin'
fight secsrrsi q eAtApslors =
Wednesday, h ~ ~ olsGSane
, VAS "a on ~, Va ! eppo1 ~ y
bosA sides. 0oooeol1 Eonsk
Ming and EnonS - -
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We ase authorized n Announce T. Q
HUDSON ~ = essdidals for the oiias 81
Clerk Of tho Probate Covss Of PanaIa co.
al The next October election.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-11-21

An officer, in letter to his fSEnfly, whe
reside at Black Rock, CT, says - The
coolest thing l ever yet heard IF happened
ut Bhe battle of Fair Oaks. Right in The
hottest of the battle, two of the eds boys
got at logeerheads wlth each other, threw
down their tnpskets and fell to it at fsti-
cuffs, had it out, picked UP their AIMS anC
pitched into the rebels again. | have hearC
of wheel within wheel, bE BATH,
within batIe is certainly something new.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-11-21

TAE SEcEsH JUBH EE.-The seeesh
jubilee was melancholy affair. just fifty
-four persons constituted the motley crew at
the table There were three from this viii
lage. and the adjoining towns and places,
furnished two or three each. The child
talker and bottle washer of the occasion
commenced his remarks by announcing that
he was a secessionist, whereupon the Ettle
group applauded. The "nigger" formed
"A large staple Of the evenings operations.
One old democrat became 90 disguised with
their areasonable lsdk, eIGt be 9eft in the
early part of the evening. We understand
they denounced Mr.. Stoughton, and alss
poured out tteir viNls Of wrath upon l..
W. Adams and Jeremiah Barton, Esq, Of
Bartons~ilIe These men are understood
to be Union democrats, at any rate not o.
their breed, and the particular sin Of Mr.
Barton. was that he hal said he saw moth
ing in particular TO rejoice over, and sAoule
not attend their Jubilee" AT 'Sny rate
lac was not theme. and that was an unpm'
lonable sin in the eyes Of the secesh. They
had ihe ni2ger" mania and all seemet
anxious to have Niger undrr each acm
and to be on bis way TO Richmond, an'
having reached their haven of political hap
piness, to deliver their pr ecious freight 1
their master, Self Dawis.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-11-21

Doctors are an expensive luxury, as well
as net always convenient under scfae cir
cumstanees not to be dispensed with, but in
a majority Of the Ills that arise in family
the administering Of DIR. Chords IluReo-
path,e cEatiyes for the disease is all that is
required You therefore save the expense,
trouble, and effect cure all very s;stsiao-
tory results 10 obtain. A complete assoft-
ment Of his curatises sold by q. +. Woods,
Bellows Falls, and |. n. Thorn, Bratte-
boro, agents. Philip Lee, Proprietor, lS6
William street, New York. Manual fur
nished free.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-11-21

PRoBABLE DEATH.-The Montpelier
Watchmua says that the venerable +. I'll.
Newton, representative from Marlboro, who
for some weeks has been Frustrated by sick
ness, is gradually sinking and The hOw of
life is slowly ebbing out the wisest medical
counsel the State can afford have been
called to his relief, but all to no avail His
Only daughter is now with him, and two
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srAgE en- VERMONT. ghe non. Probate c0ort

DbsT. wEsTSINsTER, s. for said District 10 All
pc sons interested the Estate of BENJAMIN BEAls
late of Niudham. deceased, Greeting
You are hereby u tilted that this court will decide upon
t allowance Of the account Henry NJ. Bemis, admins
traitor Of said estate decree distribution OF said estate
among the entitled thereto the session thereof
TO be held 1t Inn Of A. X. Wilder in Rockingham in
s4d district on the first Wednesday of Decemhs A. d.
1852 Aud YOU ar further notified that said court viii make
an assignment o,at OF the perona estate of sad deceased,
and also appop commissioners to said widow her
dover In the real estate saia deceased at the session
az saidceurt when and where you be heard in the
premises y you ct. EENJ. W DLAs. REGISTER.
Grafton NoY 6, 1859 a5AS
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
kst.. Cisrescinan's Pals.

FltHE combination - mgkoientN IN these ris the
Tesuit Il bong aud sAtvtfNe practice f,s arr mi q
in thornVeraon ard certain w enfrtciiug All srranlAes
raniui M.nsruationr rto,iug all ulstru. ", whrtasr
frn cold or,0hexl-e heaseie. psin ~ Vie ir. ialra.
eou tha heart whites al nervous ah ors hy steries,
atgue, ltiu this bsk and ls5as Na "a 't.rsrd sleep
which arise nom interruption Of nHus-
pr, CHEESEMAN'S Pills
thoscommrneencnt Of In the trcatn'ent ID
hnse Irregularities aud ohstractons which have con%,gne
many premature grave. NJ flnaie eau enjoy SOD
hralth uucs she v fcalr and wsutvyr ana obstruction
TAKES place the general health begins to deohns
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most remedy known for all complaints
peculiar 20 Females all easFos they invaluable In
dueiug with certainty, periodical regularity They ar'
known thousands who have used them at different pc
ro the country having the sanction Of
of the 'emt physicians in America
fxpclt dccons. ting when they shoali not be nssd
with each boxthe price 81 per box containing from ~
90 pills.
is sent by mail promptly by RENTING to the propre
tor. sold by Druggists generally.
a. D. uuTCulNGS, Proprietor,
20 Cedar St, New York
o. v Woods. Agent. Bellows fahs @ X Villas Pape
Sail Village; A. r. Johnnot wslpolci G. Hills keeoe
221y
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-11-21

Col. WEAzEU.-A soldier in the Shes-
ter company, 10th regiment, sent us an ex-
cellem letttT which came 10 hnud too hate
for insertion last week, and as st has been
mainly anticipated, we do not publish it
this week; but we hope to bear from him
often. In speaking of the Notifications
near their camp. he pays a pretty high,
though no doubt deserved, compliment 10
Col. Veazey. lie says" II the rebels
should attempt TO force their way int
Washington, they would probably find the
Green Mountain boys in their way some
what. Aud il they did not find Ethan AL
len of old, they would certainly see Col
Veazey, which would be about the same
thing
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-11-21

N p,rrs The Island House is again
Y sa il having been rented for a year
y mother man named Tar, but we are
q rcd that he is altogether different sort
y man from the other of that nane, and
I.4rust it will prove so. We believe he
/. I'm Lancaster, Mass, and he took pos
V. on of the house this week. : :
sak II Perry, Esq, of Cambridgeport, made
. 81 cd shot the other day, by which he Sc
81 i wild goose. II was one of the small
~ ~ snecies, but measured feet 2 inches
u ss the wings. The shot was made with
le, on the pond of S. Perry & Co., and
" about forty rods distant. Chas.
Fillmore has opened the new store near
M ter depot, and has it well stocked with
stign and domestic dry goods, and ladies'
"a gents furnishing goods, all new and
"a selected. Have the people Of
AL city made all their arrangements yet,
III the election of the Union candidate for
m or. to be held on the first day of Jann-
~ If not, let them call ut c. Z. New
oS6lb's store and have the natter attended
s. al once. Messrs. Arms & Will
"a have as complete stock of hardware
eroceries, &c, as can be be found ia ans
store IN xlEis eee6on of the country, ane
tbfv are giving bargains according to tht
Iines. Give them a call. = Capt
Nm S. Clark, the death of whose chilli
nj be found under the appropriate head
III member Of The Sth regiment, at New
[Eleans. He is from LuneH5arg, but liz
|nhily reside at South Reading.
.res. who committed the murder in MI
Hplly, is said to have worked for Leieesse
Emerson, in Reading, last SUMNER
vi are requested to say that the mex
melting of the Soldiers Aid Society wi
u held at the vestry of the congregations
nhnrch, on Friday evening OF alas week
ma also thai lie interest in this enterpris
,eems 10 have ,tbsted, and that It Us hepe
il Mil again be renewed. Aet US wear
bot in well doing, especially at seaso
when our efforts are mos. needed.
The Fernando Wood seOessionists hay
nominated Mcclellan for president, wher,
mon the Rutland fCo,lyier heists his nam
a, The head of its colunus for the pnesideI
sial race in 1854.
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Married.

In ssrtap.s Rizer Nov 8 by Rev VIM N W3'bur, LION
ARD O. CAREY Of Hartford, Ct, asd Miss HARRIET NJ
LAUGup0N Of Puuney
In Saxton's River, Nov 70, by Rev wm n Wubng as
sisted by Rev. Mr. Greut. HENRY D. ItGLr0N NJ D, oil
Putney and Miss NELLIE j. eldest daughter Of T. Holt
of Saxton's River.-No cards,
Proctorsyile, Nov. H. by Rev H. Chosen. WILLIAM
BAILEY of Woodstock, and Miss LAuRINDA KITrBiDsE
of West Windsor.
In Brattlehore Nov IL by Rev Geo p. Tyler. FRANCIS
NJ WHEELER of Westmorelaud, N H., and Miss MAR
TIA :. BIGELoW Of Nottingham.
At Chester, Nov 10, by Rev. c q iurr: FERDINANE
HoDGMAN Of Chester, and LYDIA j. LlItH Cd baltimore
In Grafton Nov al by Rev 5. Adams, Mr.. EDWIN P
FULLER Of Putney, and Miss ELLEN L. BLOOD OF Graz
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Died

In Bellows Fass Nov 10, SARAH TAgUeR, daughter ID
Capt Waiter and Eivra Taylor aged 70 years, months
In Springfield. Nov. II, ef diptherda- WILBUR FISK,
only son of +. Is. ana &. l.. Gilman aged ears
Suffer little children SO come unto me-
In San Francisco CAL, August % at the residence q
Mem. shafter, MINNIE s. siAfiEt. dsagheer o. 1es
IL months and days.
In Chester. Nov. 10, GARDNER IL PORTER of Co g,
7h Vt seg't aged 20 years lie was nemoer 9i tne ~
campaign in Virginia. Soon after retsrning he eused
again, for three years in the 9Th ement 1s heaa wa
broken while in the regiment Nieksbu after being some
time in the hospital discharged and arrived at home
hast wvek-only die. The last child Of an ntrn and aged
mother.
IL Pr. ycItcnrv Uo.pial. OF 2s. WILLARD gibson,
q Chester aged q yearsa member Of Co b. 9th W. neg
In vcrshirc, Nex. IA Rev. CLABK RUGG Of Chester
aged 81 years
In Chester, Nor. H. W G. PERRY, aged 70 years. 10
months
In yermontvie n Y Oct. II, Mis- MATILDA L.. daugh-
ter Of j. s and Clarssc d. Alexander aged "a years snr
cnted her sickness With christian sortrues snd snsoI
planning resignation She comforted ane sustained s
ring prolonged sickness by the hopes Of christianity
welcomed desth glorious schara from the suer
sngs tlss nsr life. Estemed and beloved while living
she dicd aulentel The funeral attended by lang
ooneoUrse Of sympahizDg fends-a grateful tribute OF re
spect to her memory
! In KnoxSille Md Oct 2s of tyohoid fever EDMUNI
J. pERHAM Of Keene, y. IL, aged 81 years. member
Co h n IS Fsls. HIS somns were taken t. l-eene 10
burial last week.
In West Brasileboro. Nov 9Th, CLINTON KEgGgT, sol
of Edwin o. Elliot. aged years
In N.W,ue Nov G. Of heart disease. Mrs. BETSEY, wf
of Calvin Davis, aged IS years, months, IL days
In Upper Falls Nov l. Mis- HARRIET NJ vie ei fso'
well Doaner, aged IS ysarS
In Chesterfield " H oct Is Mrs. NANCY, Wis e job
Darling aged IS years Nov. l. Mrs. PRISCILLA PUfFEF
aged 90 years, 6 months.
In ssuth Reading Nov. 13, HELEN, ianghter d Cap
Joan S. and Lizzie A. Csarx, aged u months
2 Father. tsiR be couforted:
Thou the gracious giver;
We Weld her up-net dead, not dead
To dwell With tAee forever.
, Tsae then chiid s-oars for deg,
Thine while the Siosssms
i THIS l-ts shining lead lay
l In the Redeener's bosom"
y Bsss.-s New. Is, -RUN5rLL AcELLY, aga 2
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SITE OF VERMONT,

STATE OF VERMONT The Hon Probate Court
mgr or WESTMINSTER s. for said District. To all
rersons interested in the Estate of RUFUS LAWRENCE
iate of Hindhani, deceased, GreetnSs
Yen arc hereby notified that this court will decide
the alogance OF of Martin H. Lawrence, ad
upistrator estate and decree distribution OF said
At among the persons entitled thereto at the ion
thereof To e held Inn of n Wilder in Rocking
ham in said district the first Wednesday of December,
d. 1862 when and wbeEe you may be beard in the prem
/ iscs If you fit. BENZ. W DEAN, hesls'S'
| Grafton. Nov. 8, 1862. 46-H
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sons, who reside at the West, have been
Summoned 10 his de2tl-bea.

THANKSGIVING Gov. Holbrook has
returned TO the principles of the fathers,
and appointed the old 6me honorcd :" rsl
Thursday in December" as the day Of
Thanksgiving in Vermont Our readers
will remember how we felt called upon to
bolt one Thanksgiving during Gov. Halls
administration, When the innovation was
first made. That was some Of Mrs. Sarah
Jane Ha!e's work, but, thanks TO Governor
Tlolbrook, we shall once more have the
blessed privilege of holding this ancient an,
iversary on the DAY cur f'dhersnsed 10 hold
it, around which cluster SO many fond rec
objections.
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Death OF II. II. BuStoa OF Westndinsios-
n Action Of Williams College.

Death OF II. II. Bu1tos OF westnfsnsios----
Action OF Williams College.
n We gladly comply with the request of
hhe senior class of Williams College to pub
Dish the follow ing, which explains itself,
*iz -
'IFhereas, God in his Providence has ia
ken from our number eur beloved elassmate
I'D sfriend, IIg2HRa IIEHDRfCR BSxToN,
therefore
Resolved, That while we mourn the loss
-of one, who, during the year he was with
Ne, won in high degree by his Talents
9entlemanly department, and Christian
xtaracter, the love and esteem OF all his
classmates, we admire hst self denial and
spure devotion to dis country, which led HIN
No relinguish his cherished plans Of study
and give his lie in her defense, and tee
that though stricken down IN early man
blood, he attained the great ends Of life.
II Resol,ed, That we deeply sympathige
with his parents and friends in their rbe
reavement.
.Res65coa, That we wear the,usual hadst
of mourning thirty days.
Resolred, That a copy of these Iesolu
sions be sent to the parents and friends o
abe deceased, and that they be publishedi
HiHiams Quarterly and BELLOWS FAIL
TIMES. ySaM:L Dixie, Com.
IluGn DenEErY. for The
S. Benz. JeNEs, Ctass.
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bmAY, NOVEMBER "a, 1902.


!. would announce TO our readers that
lxe male arrangements by which we
rrenared to receive all kinds of book
i;ng. The work will be done in the
superior msrser, and we are quite
will give satisfaction.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-11-21

STATE eff VERMONT The ben Probate Court
psr or WESTMINSTER, 6. S. for SID District 10 all
persons interested in the Estate OF NATHAN H. HALL,
late of Grafton, deceased. Greeting
Whereas an instrument purporting to be the last will
and testament Of deceased and cOdic thereto, have
been presented by Eiz lbeth p Hail. the
trix therein probate loE hereby notified
that this court apon the probate OF said inst
men at the thereof be held at the Inn Of A.
wilder in said district. the first We'd
pesIay Of December A. 1852, when and where may
he heard in 1he premises if you see tit
REM. W. DEAN Register.
Grafton, Nov 3, 1852. as As
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-11-21

DEDICATION AT FELoHvnLE.--The
Union church, at Felehvi'le, was dedicated
Thursday afternoon, the 18th inst The
church, which is snail bat exceedingly
tasty edifce, was densely filed, and The
Services of the occasion passed eff in a
highly satisfactory manner. The sesaon,
delivered by Rey. w. S. Balch, of ludlow
syas an able.and eloquent production, every
eyay adapted TO the occasion. and thFough-
out, indicative of Intellectual culture and a
christian catholicism. The exercises,on the
occasion werec ist, reluutsry'by he-chuir
sd. reading of selections from the scrip
tures by Rev. II. Clossons Sd, Singing
9TH, prayer by Res. Mr.. Bryant; 9th, sing
ing; 9Th, sermon by Rev. W. s. Baleh
9Th. prayer; 9Th, benedietion- This dnio'
church will be occupied on alternate sab
baths by the Jniversalists and Methodists
Rev. Mr.. Abbott, of South Woodstock, 70
the present wiz supply the pulpit for tn
Universalists, and Rev. Mr.. Bryant for tn
Meihodists. We are gratfied 10 see on eV
cry hand, at Felchyille, so many evidence
of thrift and enterprise. The two ne'
churches there assure US that the spiritus
wants of the community viii not be neglee
ed.
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srArE or VERMONT. Ths Non. Rrobate Ceart

pIsr. OF WESTMINSTER s 5. for said District. To ali
persons the Estate Of JAMES 70 EONfELL
late of Putncy. Ia said district. licensed Greeting
whereas purportng TO be the last will and
etaeftC deceased has been presented to The court
here probate hereby notified that this court
win decide upon the probate said instrument, at the SEES
sop teseof to he held Inn of H. Wilder, in Rock
ngham in district the first Wednesday Of Decem
Der d 1852 whenRnd where you may be hetrd in the
premises if you see fit. BENZ. W. DEAN, l'egstsf'
Grafton, Nov. s. 1862. 4o-iS
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Examination of Teachers.

NJ Office Is hereby given that will attend 20 the ex'ni-
~ nation Of those designing to teach the eoa,ing winter
IN the Roek ngham ut the School House IA sax
ton river on the 22d day OF November d lse' at ~
o'clock NJ No will be nned before OF after
unless il most clearly appear tha'
they ooulg not attended the public examination
o. H. EDDY. snpt. Of Schools for Rockingham
Bellows Falls Oct 81. iSe2. ID
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-11-21

STATE OF WEIR MONT, ! The Hon; PToDate 1 So u
DIST WESTMINSTER 5. S. for SAID district 10 al
personr erested in the EStaeof HANDLER hAS Mako,
late of LondOudt Try, in said district, deceased
Greeting
Whereas instrument purporng to be the ast W and
said deceased has been presented to the court
here by Lucy Maynard the executrx therein named Tor
probate hereby notified that this court will de-
eide upon probate of said instrument at the session
thereof be held the Ion Of h Wilsers IN ocklng
ham distract the FIRST wednesday OF December
A. D. 1852 when and where you may he heard an the prem
ises if you tit BENJ- W. uEANi teslstei.
Grafton, Nov s. 1862. so-so