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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-01-10

We offer 20 the country trade and consumers, COM
ple'' assortment Of every variety " LOU OKS WINES
sc and would say that our experience Of more than
FORTY YEARS a. Importers ia not only suffoieut
guarantee ot the PURITY OF OUR GOODS, but that
it enable. offer advantages 20 buyers that cannot
be cxcelled by any house n Boston Owing TO Che di
Guilty Of procuring 90 many towns, strictly pure and
liable article OF Liquors and Unss Tor medicinal and
other purposes have for many years given special
tention 90 filling orders Tor Private Jsg, and cousum
will find b. greatly 20 their advantage 10 send their
deTs 10 MS direct, employ travelling or other
agents whatever. Persons who require Pure Liquors
and Wines, in large small quautucs, may rest assur-
that all orders viii receive personal attention,
and that every article from house will be salts
factory in every respect Communications by mail viii
receive prompt attention, with fan complete cata-
logue Of goods, prices, &c.
/. d. RICHARDS & SONS,
81 x S9 State Street Boston.
Boston, April O. 1861. 1884
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East Bethel, VI, July bih, 1907.
] have am only child which was attacked with mem.
-'nous Group We gave her Dr. A. q. Whites Elixir
li I Che surprise of ALL Do gave her immediate rrlief
IOpHAN EfNION.
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IVHE DEBATES or CONGRESS.

rHE DAtLY GLoBR and TINE CONGRESSIONAL GLoBB
AND APrENpIX the official papers Of C1ngIess will be
published during the next session Of Congress,
yene in this city the dist Monday iu December
The DAILY GLuHE will contain full report n the de-
bates ia both branches II Congress also the Of
day. together with such editorial articles as may sug
gcsted by passing events
THE CONGRESSIONAL GL0nE AND APPEsDIX will
contain report " an the debates The session, revised
hy the speakers the Messages of the President Of the
United States the Reports Of the Heads of the kNecu
tive Departments, the Laws passed during the session.
and copions indexes to all They will be printed on
diuhle royal sheet quaro FORM each sheet containing
sixteen royal quarto pages
THE CONGHlssroNAL GLOBR AND APPENDIX pass
free through the mails Of the United States under
unt olutiou " Congress passed the 9th Of August
1889
For one copy Of IuE DAILY GLOBE during the .,
session, 50 o.
For one copy Of the CoNGREssIoNAL GLonE AND
APPENDIX during the session 600
THR DAiLY GLoHE may be taken one or more months,
Of the rate of - per month. Subscriptions for THB
'oSGRFssIoN NJ GLoBE ANo APrESOIN must De for the
ruuTe GesslOu,
The notes " specie paving banks gold silver, or
u,tAge stamps but other currency will be received
y subscriptions. -
WAsufNoToe CRY Nov %. 1861 1882
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COUGHS AND COLDs CURED.


Wostufd VI, june % 1883
This ccrtiios that IS. @ Whites Pulmonary Elixir
has been used u my family cases of severe colds
tended with throat, and has been found reliable
medicine 100 these cases. J. " WOODWARD.
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ERFUM cry .--Lubin's, Glenn's, Harri-
4 sons, and other delicious EXTRACTS for the
handkerchief, Colleagues, Hair Oils and Pomsdes, Hair
Dyes, Scars, &c, at pHINNEY'S,
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4 W. WILDER having purchased NJ. p
"A. waEELEIpS interest in the
Lumber Business,
will continue 10 furnish Frames and finishing Lumber
BUTTERNUT. BASS, ASH MAPLE AND
BIRCH LCMBER.
Planning and Jonting, done in wOrkman-ike manner
Stair Rails NcNels Baui-ters, Table Legs, Nc &c.-
Turning and Saving dome short notice. Custom Log
saving done well and short notice. Terms low for
those who may pa, down W. WILDER.
Mintnelier, Dec 2 1880 "a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-01-10

meut in the purchase Of firearms since the be-
ginning of the rebellion is S22 900 900. OF
this amount, Col. Schuyer's purchases in
Europe amount to about $4,000 900, he hay-
ing purchased near three hundred thousand
stand Of arms
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Culver WARE.-Tea Sets, Cake, Fruit
~ aud Sugar BASKETS. Cups, G0bets Spoons,
Forks-Pie Fah aud Fruit KNIVES Butter Coolers,
syrup Pitchers Salt Cellars Spoon Holders, &c. com
plcte assortmenta az PHtNNEY'S,
A the Corner Store.
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PosTPoNEMENr FOR TWENTY YEARS OF
THE ANIMATION OF CANApA.-We fear
that Secretary Stewards letters, and the sur
rlnler of Messrs. Mason and Slidell will fall
like bucket of cold water on the heads and
shoulders OF our neighbors on the banks of
the St. Lawrence. How they have, lately,
splurged and houndered What oceans Of
bilious buncome they have expectoraled -
What quantities Of small beer they have i'm
bibed What horrid nightmares of Yankee
armies pouring by every Railroad every
steamboat, in perfect deluge from Nancou-
yers Island to Halifax, into the paradisiacal
plains and valleys Of the Bleunoses they have
been afflicted with Precious neghbors,
calm your anxious minds We assure you
we don't want you yet If only out Of disin-
terested regard for the lungs of your stump
speakers, we agree 60 postpone your anneXa-
ton for twenty years. Please leave off splut-
tering let the rum bottle alone-we honest
ly intend letting John Bull have the sole and
entire care OF you for the space of half gen
Grafton. But, highly cherished neighbors
and friends, you cannot have the benefit OF
that Reciprocity treaty any more. 1t will be
our painful duty to take il away from you
You know you have been ungrateiul and don
deserve il. We have fostered your commerce
protected your manufactures, spared your
weakness, turned our eyes away from your
servile snobbishness and shallow yulgarity
and you have not appreciated our kindness
We must remove the sunshine for while and
leave you in darkness. The Reciprocity treaty
must be abrogated and you must be left ID
your own devices N y. HeroH.
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united States Of America.

MililE 'hiolEtNf bf 'ihNEtctEfa
'lNfhElhAS. llhsl Is nOrmhiioa- was hie,l within
Z wv ard for the Middle District Of Teuuessce, at
Nashville OH The pad day Of june A. Is. 1852, by
Jolu Triuitle lHlS Attgrngy tor tile tnhed siates
hr,thc Middle Disuict II Tnpgeasee, who prosecutes
herein on behalf Of the United states against certain
prs erty, yk ceftalu Int Biiuated near 7hu South
eostodtner of Bread and wont bueets IN lhc Dty of
Nashvile, being the next lotto the corner lot afrc
said on which corner lot Ia Situated, TIE Hfass Hou
dry 20. Colo; ba "a lot fronting Frant strp run.
nng back towards lle riycr thonee nearly arsllci
70 the river aud thence back 10 Front strset thcor
uer Of said lot Front street bfthest from Bread
hging opposite email Blacksmith shop, situated %
the Qther side Of Front street. and also ali the Bold.
inas Cd ia lot uud Msdan tH 0xtur's, uiachinefy
los b, HHpemeutR aud materials, 81 every DESCRIPTION
cvnneC eu with sad lot aud buildpgs said haldiugs
on said ot being the Foundry " 61ehr N fHf6hnan,
ini fsayiag process aganst said prbpery} that The
sApe herondemped as forfeited, .,t-i.. ,t
Now, Therefore, in purHnanCe D. the monilbn, On
adt TIE scat OF saa Court Utue r ecie and delvers
Cd, / do hereby give puhllc netice - All persons
staining sud property, " In any manner Interested
Mtfuin thnt they 81 and appear haiore said circuit
Seurt, % DO held at the city uf Nashville 40 and hr
said District, on the Goth day OF Ocfpbcr 1862 at 10
Wtlock m tho ioreno6n of that Jay, then ann thrfe
% hHerpoie "a, iroaans, end 70 mako Heir slela'
Hnc h S6.-t6 u. Marsha, 900 T. 70
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The Editor win be greatly obliged 10
persons making up clubs for the Union if
they viii rctitt 20 tnr publishers ana not
TO himself Communications and sub
scriptions are sometimes mixed up with
privaleiRfopnation in speh. a manner a.
TO cause needless. delay and trouble TO
all parties r" sff r~f
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In ChancerY at NaahviIlo.

OrAlE OF TENNESSEE "A iRulss held ll la
lDGierl1e unartA bageety G. turt IA Nashville MDu
day, Seplcmbrr the ~, 1852 II ~ II
Hardin :. Peach, "a "a, Comp uuanta 49, The
Nashville Gun Factory 81 al, ieicndauta
Il appearing from 8iidagit dled IN THIS cause that
ht denldaiit, Charles jones, Presdent, 40 ur said
Gun Factory, Is tom Resilient ul the state Of Tonnes
ser II E ordered That he do cutter his appearance
herein before nr within The rt threo days OF The next
term of said Coat 10 be held the Isl Monday in
A0vcnb neNt (la62) and plead, answer Or demur 10
Compliments bill or tbe same win be taken for con
iessed as w him aud SCI ION hearing ex parte anu
that copy 0i ths order pc published once wcek for
or. ur successive weeks IN The Nashville Union.
A Copy-Attost, J,E GLEAvfS, &. An
N. NJ BaiGN, sol, Coz Q0nprL scpo-w4
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In Chanoery at Nashville.

CTATE OF TENNESsEE.--At Rules held in Che
- Clerks Oiiiue, Obapcery Court at Nashville, Mon.
day, september the lst, 1862 GO. fT
heuWWu 6rrumes, Complainant rs Felix R Cheat
hami n C0rbiu, aud tle heirs Of Ila0mas AN *.
anier, dccenecdi DEFENDANTS,
~ appearing lroln alidayit nled hf ths uause thai
the Defendants Wiiham Alexander, Alfred alexander,
Jine iunman, Benamm unmau, lurinda Walker,
while walker safah Campbell, John Campbell,
John d. Alexander, tebooCa Nanhodsor, Welson Van,
hooser and Nathan bridges are uon.residens OF the
State Of Ienneeseoe ana 10 further appearing that
there are heirs OF Maria bridges and aso 81 lhotuas
Alexlndert whose nancs ana piuccs Of rpsidouce are
uhkQpWu 90 Cqmplanant AND thli thefoorr the ordr
nary proces uf this C0urcann0t b. served upon Them
i b ofdcred that hltFald Tersqns 40 enter thor ap
pearance hprrn before or within The nrst three days
of lhe ne2tietn 6ssaa Cont 10 b. 'lirli on tu ii
hopday p November next u SEE and llal sisaHr
qr teinpr % CompAiuAnts bbl, pr the same sin be
iaAen ior copi 5scd a % them, aud So o heruge
pafte, aud that copy ~ hs order be published oucs
a Verk or four surceslye weeks w tbe Nashville
........-. lie GLEAvEs, e. An. ~
A, l-.prNoss Sol. Cor Cgmnli Eep2-W4
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Tn ChancaerlY al Nashxille.

ArArE OF TENNESSEE. AT Rules held IN the
pO'tlerk's oicr, tnmcery Count atiNalahytlle, Mon
DAY, Seplvmbrf Tie lst, 1862,
T. q. Hun tftae, nc. ahd I'm Myers, Cua plain,
auts, - ,Fishrr Gonld, and others, Dcfendguis, .
II appearing irum ahidayt died 10 tits Cause that
thesesb al places u res HepCam the defendants john
A. Fisher John W. Gould and Thomas J.. Marshal are
unknown 90 cumpt6nauts, so that The opJnuuy pro
cess OF tins Court cannot be- served on them. II b or
dered That they 10 enter their apprentices herein be-
pre NilQ The lrst three days ol the next term of
said Court % % hid on tho III bi6hdy M November
next Qo64) and plead, answer or demur 10 Complain
ants bi VI the sunGwill De tikehFlo confessed ,s
tathom and set tor heTngex pattt and that COPY
Qt this orer be Published once lcs for fur scu,sg
sivc weeks Ih Che Nashville Union. ''A .
.f A CopyT-AUcst;,- J, r. GlEAyES, O. NN
a. u ilrAosSi sol Tor Oomp'ts. .sfe-W4
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d ChanoerY at NaahYilIe.

CtrATE OF TENNESsRE AT Rules hrla in the.
- tlerk's OniCe, Chancery Court ut Nashville Mon
.dal, september toe let, 1862. IT"
John 0orley, Complainant H. T. q Fippin, ra
defendants. ' .'f
funsppfasiug Com affidavit lied Ia this casse that
The place " rrsdrnCbOf the defendant r. N Flppn.
IS nknownuo complainant, so that the ordmar, pfo
cess of this Court cannot be served ON him. Il Is or
dercd that hc do ruirr his appearance herein before
% Wtththv lf fnree days " The mkt term NJ sad
Ooet, tobe hald,m the lsl MaltAy 10 November n.Nt
tlsU1l aud plead answer pr deInur ~ Complamanti
bill, ur the sAGr Wiu he taken for confessed al 10
him AMI set Cor hearing 81 Iiartr, anil that a copy
of this order be published ouce d week Tor four ilc
crssN GYeeks la Tho Nashville Uidon rH.
CNY Attest J. r. GLEAViS, C. \ NJ.
A. l.hENorsi ~ fqr tpwu't ~, aep2-N4
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We have no time 10 transcribe com
municaiions. We sometimes receive
with scrap OF conf
Dental information written on the back
Of the manuscript OF course if We use
the manuscript we have TO re-write II,
and this imposes entirely TOO much labor
on us, We have no time Cor such work.
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United states Of America.


WIWIIIsT WI1IE1INI " IN I01TT-
VTfiaREAs iihel nf ini0rnatIcn was lhd within
w and iur tho Middle District Of fcnhcsstc, al
Nafhyihe, GA the 'dfh cgy BIZ auuc, A. H., 1859, By
John TrIm0e, Esq., Attorney Cor the Unltei States
Cor The Middle District of-lenncssoc who profecutes
herein on behalf Of tho United States agaust certain
property vzs ne Ninthusig sad FixiurOs az Watson
a Nedder's Powder NH, on sycamore Creek n the
County 81 Chatham, In The Slate OF Tennessee; the
Buildings used Ia connection with said machnory,
and some hve b. sfg Aorea ofand on Wlac the enid-
tnsa staui, PRAY ug rrocoas araiu4t Sid property
tia The aame he couaculafd as forfeited
now, iherct ~, in pursuance Of the muuui0u, un,er
the seal 90 fait Cqurl, AZ NV drNlei aRd dcNcted 1
do hereby give public MOTIVE TO a pertoOs claiming
said property or IN any planor interested thFrsiu,
that they BE- and appear before said Circuit COURT 20
pelrlt qt Up 0iy 81 hgshgihe Az end foe ssd ~
tridt on me .ih day III uCl1bef 1852 at 10 'cu
the orcun ct that las ,-1prHud there TO iutprpose
their claims, aud 90 maize their allegations "a that
hehaif. D.. " Gf. ASClgk
June 20, lsGs-lli u 8 Marshal, NJ h. q
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Uniled statea Of Ameriicaal:


NJ NEREAS q libel ufaininrmafon was 0lel With.
~ Ias Co.'S - e. u
-. sff'fsfN tltt"'' IT AtiitlHtlF ~
haaht ioi % fle 2eth day rUf Airs, Alb i602, by
John frimble, Eaf, Attoruty iof tho Uniicd SiaCa
Tor the Middle District ~ rennessee, who prosccues
herein nn behalf 81 the United States against Ger.
tam laf ana fhc' Mi dinfi tnircsn,snaftd fronting
on Market strict, 10 she CITY OF NashNue, known AZ
Eia q hauie's feuudfrand Machine Shop, East Of,
ana near hroq'9 street. a the Ciy OF Nashville also,
si,i'Ia sterar connogtpd Nth raA Int aud Fpundgy
end Machme Shop aud Building, hf roasons and
causea h said ubd u ihpfaation ihentione,l and
pray ing lfurTS hqfusi so Aid properly tlai the
saine VI gQndQmuei a. iotltltedt
Now, thcciure, 10 nufsdahceut The uouititu, sidcf
theEeliu std fuint 10 nj uireclrt and deliVeryd q
do heI ety ave rhc uuice a. an persQns caining
ssid prouerB ~ iu aay mahuer iutercsted iherein,
That h1y b' AID appoaf huora eaid Ciu'nitCdurt o.
ba hehi'atihc Idy Of Nashville, in and Coz sad ps
Nlctou he 2Qth dayoi October, 1861 At ~ O'Clock m
Tie dfeuouu " that day thea anil thtte % lateilusc
iheir caims usI t. make their alesatiops An that
lrhalL ,tIIf.- .f. D. h GLASiOCk. .
Jues ID 1892 lit. UE' Marslni N Br
Lao -
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The following resolution was unani-
mously adopted at the great State Union
Conyentioallold ih this city May 70, 1852:
Re56lced, That we recognize il The
NASHVILLE Union an able exponent OF
the principles of the Union men Of Ten
nessee, and we earnestly recommend Il
as well deserving Of The patronage OF
Union men everywhere; Ff..
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In Chanceryl at Nashville.

. CiTATE. oFr-TENNESSEE AT Rules held in the
- Clerks Office ChArcery Codrt hti Nashville Mon.
days September the lst, is62. , ..f H
+. o. Hurt, Trustee, Sc and II N. Myers Com.
II" .pa uqnis rs. b u, Franklin, Defendant ,
II appearing from alidayit Gled IN this Gauge that
the place OF rosdonbe OF the deioudant g. NJ Franks
lin, Is unknown 10 complainant, 50 that the Ordinary
process OF the Court cannot be served on him Il Is
ordered that he do cutter hs appearance herein before
or within the first three days Of the term OF said
Court, TO. be- held on the lst NJ Juday In NoK.rulef
next (lSU2) and plead, answer or defnuf IL Complain.
ants bill or the same VIII be tken7 tor e9nfcaso ls
10 him and set for hearing parte, and that copy
H this order be published Once week for four suns
crss:vc weeks 10 the Nashville Union. ..
..r -ACopy- Attest ;. l,r,, j. y. GlEhYEs C. a NJ
A. l.. DENosF sol Tor Complts, scp2 VI
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Advertisements occupying any $50 cal position IT,
siis, 20 per cent additional tpyid loa tiuR outside
10 per teut. ." ..-H..f r...-.fr..r..
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charged az thgrate ul twenty cents per line.
Changes may be made per iudioally when agreed
upon, bus every such change vii iRyOlve extra ex
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80 Adrsrfefs eFrsAtlnl me space clHhaciri fr ell
o. fhifr.f.gf riI. fla anna
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Terms 81. slbseriptions in Par Funds.

as-Ail communications on business 8dh The UHee,
will be addfess.d 70 the PUBLISHERS, heAlNION,
snd an communications to thu Editor viii De- address
60 3. q MtRCER
Ediors oCoyatucssptpeu Win do us great kiad'
ness by renuOltshue The foregoing or lbs constance
The curreut transactions ih Teuu,s.ee ar mouths 60
fouie will bslftihly interesting W all yrrs Of their
couury and hsrir,t iusutqunus, aud tire colamus of
Me uNioN viii furnish The earliest aud mist reliable
history oF lhese events s.. OH. ,,-.'. .raI .rr
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To corresponaeDt.

Our correspondents must allow us to
take our own time for reading their com
municaiioIs, We have no time 10 be
read to. u is literally impossible. BE-.
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United States on Amefica:

MIDDLE DiSfRiCF on TENNESSEE M
lVEyHEiiEAS Morn atibn wud med with 10 ,aul tor
ihe Middle DiatFe % feuneseey a. NaHhv tls,
% Me 2Stp day Of Nay, AID. 1902, by John Ttmble
ESQ, Attorney TOT this Unted Statce luf tsiC Middle
District OF Tennessee, Who prOsecutee herein oi bohaf
81 lhe UhliQ STATES, agapRt certain property VIZ "A
lot situated on TIE 6rheusi tdriiof 81 bheffbtfect
amt 'fraukhr street y ~ South 'Nashy Ne, And the
hnhngsl herfop Lbs faid buildings rpcepily erected
ior The purpQse p preparing materials tot the manu-
hctire df Guhbd@darUss0 the machinery and nx
tntea uoRneqttd with said establishment, pTaying pro-
cess aganst tbt same that u No caudemn, Il de lOr-
feiltd I.' t'HiTf"N '."f 7rTf o.
l'NuN3 therefore,, a. pHsnaaee Oe tlie, meatj,h uu
frr tpe EgalNt sad tuurt 90 me directed and deity
clod, ! 40 hcthy give pnbhc hotlee t0 all PERSONS
cinmrg sand properly, or In any manner intigested
iilarny that usJpe apd .eppaAg before said CitCut
Conn., 20 % held 80 the City ofNathvic IN aud tor
ssidllfttBd uh tho uth DAY Uf 0Utoblf lSO2 at 10
peiaek "a ne orrnoinei tn, day, then aud there 40
interppae Their claims aud to make their allegations
70 that teiisF ~ '''. - ~ RI GrASCODK .
I. 'ru9 pd iHu p-1ral uis AlafsAai ~ y \.
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MarshaPs Sale, ~ !

10y virtue Of an alas NJ. la to-mo dlrectea nom
- tho Circuit Court OF the United States Tor the
shat in aud for said District win expose to public
gale % the highest bidder, for cash, al tho Court
house dour In the City Of Nashville On the bud day
Of uclneer lsg2 All right tle, claiin and lnler
A. ", \, Linssley auast Washlngten BarT0w, Admin.
n,F2i3rs Of John shelby, DECEASED, have IN and to
We idioWing described pieces orparecls "a laid 20
wit a tract Of land, IN sumner county, Tepnossrc
on Desha's creek hnf rs 'Mtilers, ,bef7nhlhk nj
planted St ToSs s9qg' sern iiqmss Mhtgde,s,
thence North 4j' West 90 Poles toa gorI az Ailtham
Martins corner thence North i0a last loo poles 10
rock al Martin cotRcri thence North s316o ast -
aud 10 poles 20 stake thence North d poles 20 a
stake thence N6fn 10 i;Ast " pdlrR 10 sycamore
thence South 2go East 30 and 6lQ0les n the center
Of said creek thence down the same, viii ts mean
der thence SOUTH S2ast rs poles south 5g9 Fast
II poles 90 a point near the terminus Of the min
raosi thcuco suah 4i15g West 3s poles 10 a stakc
thence - Eesi - and elo yglss % corner ~
polls TO SSsS Sot 4 rs @s 5Ie s, y
iN ol %ils Of ,9 gFoe Assos a9Sg .9 sSHs az
sonlh % hnit 70 Iolee ssth le@59 last 90 polcs
South So East rs poles SOUTH 33o last la poca 10
me ofaochs on lhe east aani efahe'ru}ek thcfoe
, NQfu Ntag West 2.F. poles, with ". W. Menuuv q
north boundary, to stake .'thence SmfiI 757 Wesi
= and lopoles TIA STAKE ihence South liSo West
bd poles, passing pr H. Iieidis tjfhtin IL 1fpoe-
thence South y last 100 poles thence South SOL
West $50 poles 10 a gate fost thence SOUTH o AMI
10 polus 70 honey lhoust ihsn0e Meet, 90 and
10 poles 60 rock thence North 20 East i2s poles
to rock thence Suuh s9Io Rast ~ ftleb III fock
thence North - fasl l22 aud A.lO poles to q stake
thence South s91so ENsf2.s poles to thc beginning
Ash liie estate In hly one acres, which was n lsl
W Lucien ). Harris 70 s Wiie sardf g. (il6k Satah
b. Head TOR her lie Also, a small tract adlonIng
the above It being the mill tract Of four acres 10.
settler with the mill un tho same Said property be-
ing levied upon 20 satisfy d Judgment mh v6r Of r.
Ne ~ Bush aeainft Thomas Daury Wss hlnqtsa bar
row, "; Harrow and a. v 8 Liadsiey, Kdmlnsira
tor3ef John shelby ,slpupase fpnderl in'sald court
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NEW YORK to LIVERPOOL,
rTr .n THE STEAMSHIP
GREAT EASTERN,

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WIN Poe dcspttched
Eaoa lanEAr0Nl, fepn Nav hohS.
Uanng at Queenstown, SATURDAY, "a
Saturday, . August Is Tuesday ..,... september
"Wednesday. M Octdberl Saturday Do. October %
tuesday, Nuytnhtr IS Thursday neccmber -
This mag INDECENT Ship having proved herself un-
clualrd tll spvei, safety and cpmWyt laea sickurHs
being unk npWu on bpard) ia-dtrouglY tacommended
Hs tie most eligible Conveyance tor Passengers,
I q Fa1rF a r-.r rrFIusF cams,
PROM toto slA5 each berth, according 90 theslle,
situation, aud accommodation OF the State Rooms, all
hGVmB too samo privileges in the aloons, and IN ne
gard 10 meals aud attendance, suites Of 4partments
Ton families may be engaged by special agreement
TICKETS FOR THR VOYAGE 20 and from LIVER.
Il TruQtAi a FARE AND "A MALI ~ First
AM htcoud Ouh
servants accompanying lasscngursi and chilirrn
under ~ years OF age, liaii nirgf lnNus Tree
.'fH.r SECOND NAhlN.
state room urrihti mrah furnished az spparai0 "a
nlcl ...,... $50
H.. r. ruIAu CAutE,
Intermediate state Room passengers found with
Aeas, uoddug, Table, utrnsils, aud good substau-
A' i"NNi 'ft .s,,-. ala
hrEERAGr,
"NN e"NNNt aec4ulmt aAtiuns, .. ..,..,,... 80
Bach iassenger allowed 20 cubic f,ei of Luggage
. AufNpeUeueet SUI oun on board
For iieisht am tassagc, apply 90
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AZ ule ouce No. 2i hnnsdway, NY.
81 llMl.Ahn A. AsPlNWALL Agcuis.
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