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MARYLAND.
Maryland ! Maryland!
Hallowed i'll story!
Lion heart-ieon hand,
Cling to thy glory!
Land Of the virgin name
Land Of un:arnished inIne,
Cherish thy soul from Shame,
Now and forever.
Baltimore . Ea'tin,are!
City of beauty!
Valiant Us heretofore,
Leap to thy duty!
Cab tho deSpotic North
Ilu,l the invader forth!
Shouting--when hearts are wroth,
Union must sever!
l.ihe,ty!dihertS!
Lot we inherit
Thee I'll! eternity,
Still MAJ we merit!
Still IA our native State,
Thine VIC would consecISte,
God in his mercy great,
Bless our cadryoui!
A.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-07
CORNERSTONE Frs SALr. IN rALEsELt .,hhu
Ii ANtLls EtIi,NTf. "a.

YsY y,on- of 4 I,cr-. ~ ,ns r,.raiy tJcT - '--r,
ID .nt-rra -. Ihal,,G II Jn'y. 30. "-tk-'i - r. -
CO I'm, .-l.. ri., uGeI hI sac ,r: sriJ'y, n"ui :h- "a. 81
0c,rb-r n,t,, IL. nu- Farm h""Sr .. 'iI-n~"n' -
td.u,u lisI t,no. :; AL! - ih,t 30! Le -'i e.. ~ rtr-
nise. az 7utlic ancrJz. Il fair. Il "m. IN Nc D-,.i-E
day
pT.srtGF'.--rh ~ ttiJn & no" NG: h,.iIL. .r'
uith,s -.v-c L,;,es u Tie iE-!La %IiiSss ,"I ".-y-a
m,ias from the Eicbiurnd .Ed iIs-viiir, t".i'"'t ".:.
ur III, ;.p.,.-.: si:aI e.. . =: ."i" ih." '.f.'.-,
uEv,E. EEa lea k-orhit Gutb .n III :ir7T - - -
erect which sl4plias IT," iaS ii.-' tLT =. - ia''
trASl |. - troy AiAt. o. T.. :he st"S'; eel 'i". ""'':
Iat '.Is"cJ ~ ..a:: - al lSiI 20 III |7-
..>.r . .api iorI 81. =.J al! ar-""tT "'a-'Ss
10 tbs pia.c c, a.t Tie wa;-. L. " IA" 49,, 80; -'"' qGti:
" r.. -. ~! 20 Ter Is:t ~ r.otuis - r."is ~. -
tbs D"r: t:uh. Is, II lazy ~ '.s"r i''rs::J = -. i.''" -.
Il Sh;io-uS, nod --hi to trta:SharS: "ri r..y l. .iNts !
st tho Msii"sA lep"t ffo.i tho k"hi 10 H. 40: go -
-cnt ~ Bier 1und TIL: Tract c6si"il, I.n s.'-.
Il costaiE- srrry vaii,'J Il st"wtl. ~ fila .'""iT
t.ig, snTrrI ii - Do ~ acre- ~ noia. a.. 90 ''''i-- e..
heavily /. IIteIat Ikns, he 40 | br,ac ~ !b- d. .u'ttr
= grr, It pan 81 ~h:.h wit safr-i ~ asu ,"ili:LlsiA.
H.: fusi che Cultivated p"Ii!.!s sr- Ia = L'sh ';s.a' Oh!
improvement.
fh'r tract viii b. dis .i.l sli sJiJ &c iSo 'tts'.. 20. -.
arG no a.. s, /, ,uU ,hs ph'srasnra. II ii'it"i.
f"f rl;oI-.e- = uar -: T.. .sutr with D. lei :. EEL
CnuH lluas-, with Ar I"ia A tIrrv ! Wh' 49, 49,
vi.asurS IL visit ~ .lG elr~ins to f-'E ioe-r -
Fhvs4 "n" may desire Sdd r,"r-l !Tt;r" Ill : az 81
dus s Inc 1. b. Lsmsd ccna.is.!nrcr, rs f''nw "ht ..";
J-,u-- L kiaEharahir,.n NJ h'yIt IN, "a
Tu's arm tiIoiLs CAPT Jrnu = wiley. j 81 F"r.f'
sui n. L B:arGhl.
TO mg accs Eln"irtirs
ca H;E;EtTE Gone
p~"siati" G. IL W
JJuI A n.Li.SuAN. L"n .
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LAND EDfl SAIL,

rs,HE .ub,crihar "trrs for .alr lilo IrHct 81 la" |. !r'as
4 IN inc wAa.rs al Molly CI"ok 10 Tho 'oI"'. =
Va, -sEbt-uu mii-s Smith al iTG.h hal. 80
tanning as asras, about Que hU: dred SD Eity '".I;..an,
s7oulh, sixty Ia s-cnni trD-.h, GEd fiv n.tnar- l. s.iii
y.,i9n TTs IReL Va instIT cons,d"r"d orn =! III D-':
trsc's iu this sac; tn d. tho e"uuiry Gat - il = cont"
;abl. SrsD" I,~-ililr raIIa. viii rvn r'"n- -I',u''
", L,h,ac6 hous-., 81.
TEEXs-Oue third cA.h tho h-lAoca iE ok sai i.-Ir'
niJnrhs, h,arIpg Interest :.:in d~e.
rrr,Gur Wishing L.. pn .ii.~e VII! ai.iros- ic -ch-
.criprr. at Rockford, Surry c"!.t!, y a
Lug SJ-siM' 40 ", i;:N'sN'
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-<VI-S
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riEp, on Tn. 81 m,tan;, at half past two +. u b. A
IA UN, " "a, asei "a ysnr:.
IA, t,resM vii. lake pace al his late residence on y !
q. div. the 9Th ,r st an,, Ut ! nrircI +. NJ. friends aud &C
euailtan> Is ale resi- 9 .tfu'ly insi'ed 10 attend.
DIR, ~. ssarie, sever on Friiay The Sd of or'nIsr
,Gap a o., .orri,:t +. VI , sAA S.i Ellie 18Th CAhELL
o..y ch.lu o, DR.. J. Grtrinu Cah-il, 40 the 18th yea OH
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haIIrIt LAan LrE S:LE.

HALIFAX EAsD fGn S'LE.
fSSnE JnIs:rlnn p &C. TG IUI si!" At lL"III .ucil'o, Ill
4 IL. pr, mi7.H, On re- TTH"tF lkt d.v q '"rei"h-.
ae1t, their rrirabis piatt-.inn Oh 'irsh G,tsk, IL thH
Cn1?'y VI RalIfax c,prnlLiDs atpn' ,1o bChfs -
Tract .!es withia la, mi'"s III IN" Richmond ~1d w.
ci!ie Railroad. suj fv~ E';I"' ct H"--t-'fy bopG' IL
{ IND ;1ss , ,1.ss r:abit.T al .JCtIItLi t"iinp Il ~.
cIa, Z. AT it, ,I...Iairs, m1rt E"li .mp.YTri uI.'--i
ED az rLGcSa.tc 81 sx.uap.- iiaIcI
There Is = rGuI ,rinule Dwei,i", E!ih ~. I1es.aff
,sai honsse, Barps etc, npnu It. 1: IS .a."I ne "- :
i, .arabir estates IL In ). Cot uty, ed f.rIn,s pat - -
I 40 ,us Birch Creek Lalds
TEXAS:
On s-tbird cash, and thu b.iaEc- IL 100 -Yarl !hs',i.
ia-pts, OF o1s ani t1I rHar-. beatty i-I-f Il 't"L' -
jaTnary cert
ro----'ion viii hs given 'hs lsr d., .: J,.a-'Y, T'a
ih- privilege Of fall0slag LAID III. fall f.i ;rAiL al
nLcT .Topa 80,
rhs-a Will M some perez. NO. H. p',m','' IRON. 10,
tire at l 'ha day VI sale. TO "tyw b. ted To- Pc '0's
" sLic1 Il bny. THE HEiR| Ia"
OF C~hempioa T. n. aud >ueaa q. i'"r'',deei
Sart oT--cIts.
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MInNIEn

MARRIED. in the First Presbyterian Chur"h, Firhtnnnd
W. on W.dnesd.y, lat Octob T, by Rev e. :. Mao e, D
! f.. XIV. THO&. WARD WHITE sd ALICE FLEMING.
| dou hler uf Richard X. CyRlle, Esq.
MARRIED, On the 18th September. 1852, ny R"v. IL.
r MONTGOMERY, Sir EDWARD " lhAfis. cf G;un. wick
c0un ) Va nna Miss dHllls oLAHh, oil it-h'aH' N'''"
Ldioiah.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-07

arr Ill h.. u !srau inr eIi" go. ia" r. G,,-.. = ;rE.:c
w sI ituu. DC TnC Ssu.i. ,Lr Il ny : = H..
l-l', e. ralr. " rt tn L-Si iai' is? trr-.'is., is.l sew
vnI..bIs ir.m VI IE- ..:e w,.iiam "i,.r, k..". =,
'.nrnt Tlc-.k.i"
,t;- fiIu j. 1"Estd-'td it, 'D1bs ia hnI ~yriaeh.e
5.,..e q. 'hs cDlnsy ii Lipe1 !, Gai . v'N!.s a. az -
al land. /. lny.c p.Iuvn Of a Il ri.h Md lcn!!- 1--WE. L.
tom, we'll watervd. sGd Il sur-r.h"' ta.r- g. ,t,'nr -
There is nrou II 4 Large Gni c"nmoiiUGs frt't r'i'..
Horse cuutLiuiGx nice ioop 4 aan t~" az" /. :, :
IL ,ye trick naTu and stAb.es ANA VI. nrs. sy ~.
buii~iues, IL gopt :trair
III. iIm ilcS nIi- miles r"rh 4 'rt.'?t tcG;
Hon,.. az he HALE Eivol. ~ VII! MA. 4 ~ -.H-,, -.
c.r. r-srdi =: ae.-talr-rcr G. ui iiJur- 81 h,:t:IL =.
CEn-!e. rix-y, q: Z! sTTi! ., ri--rr-, =" .iu. n.
arm ur .nf-r w'It sry oGr vi h'3- "Inr'a>.r
r,,uu. s.r,.ruu; all. Gti h.aLr ar-.t.tE, "a. .:
: .I-
Tiii G.i" a.-r :"r .a:r a. u. -'mc tiln' -hi ..e
al d: ,.= "r.EH.i-yrrr y 81 W.. EI.y, '-,
TIr> u n..[Y.
s.r, .u-,4w sin's ui %m KS - d.,
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The Neg York World" Of the 22',
sleskias Of the oder for So DRAFT" in the Yam

speaking Of the oder for So draft" in the Yam
kee S@.t.S. says:
is.o.t the North, where the people have
TAI, n up AIMS TO maintain the authority u1
ttl: + dsral government, there has BEEN
pr.cticsl row. i. against g CONSUMPTION author.
izsd by 40 act IF Congress and ordered by
the centrul exeruprc.o The Secretary of Wal
orisrci u draft on tue 18th of August lust
aud linen ag.in on the lat Of s. ptsluber, but
The Governor: Of the several lnysl States re-
fused to obey, the order on both Occasions
The governors of New Jersey and Connec
lieut. were the only Exceptions to this genera
disturbances to tn. orders Of the government
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-07
LAND FOR SALE IL CAMPBEI.L IrrE"n.

yynn eALR, e~ ACRE Yr n"o wh-., -"t ro'a'.e
L lad. ~ mt'-- ,''fSs's ...' , ",l' r""." =
vsulept drrna-s Ut H. ."nrh S'da hai hH'h a.i.'h =
l. ~, havlns o, II" dS-i ias h"u.e rad c"' .'H''. -"'''
shI. IL. n email fsmi'y
a great nars-io win "s al " t." ii 'ar'y '!Il.'"a. -
AdII.os J Il I"hn' -.
set suss. L..nsnh"I.
VA RI Y! BHdtx FAhFM AK q Ii lI5' lash AeEE s. T. Ln*t s.
POT, o: TUE REcKMoN'ANb D,SvIL. ka!ikntJ,
.tIH ~FFER FIR SALE the large and valu.,,~ r,..
w located as above. now occupied by DR. Il. II. f'!-''
iLe trxc, contains i,3;ss, acres. Of which -tor; -
acre. Sre open land, the remainder III o,i2inSi Ano .'s'-'
.laty growth.
lie improvements OF he laar trr '-;y rut',,6r.. .Hd
c"n.ist Of q lnrge dwell ny, anu every O:h'r hG'!i'r, srt'~i
~ a large estat-. The dwelling ellis un n eninri's. it'
The eastern view Of which ,hr sr"nrry l. mo { i"v"!.. Tic
GGrlNDg ID surrounded with hHEi nmr shade u-.I and u
yard AMI lawns tssLtfuIIy laLi out
We have In onr possession : rTil hni iri ii-' 'ic'c'iF'
ton Of the place, which .c should h. .Isd Ia bow :" !t''e
sho may desire In purchase such an .'ttt: i'"G's"a
can be had IN . short time an,, " dt,i'.t the Tr..,IrrI
place for another year.
A.th. presen, owner has changed his View With -e;a 4
to he management u this estate, he In. "., Tinrii.
sell il, End iheIei. re he Invites pc ,ot- I" view ~. risG''
!s's In order thai they i1ay jGd!e for 'h"r.s"ivc:. ~. i"'
ja-nrtte, res.jtn: on 'he place. will. ~ ~ Ian, .ho~ihs
place, snn sirt Other information need.i
GUDpiT & APP.k..a::
sep, i6-c1m HciIhnui, w.
THE .y~aLTABIE FARM CiLlEn .NipnBrR'
II Oh 4 Road LEADIHG fPhM THERE To "iD
tlHT.Rt;i CnSTAiTI:ii S1 iCkEs.
4 r;.s suaa-. OF SIR John II T~iih:-r" ~ "sa H"',
~ saai,h sud la.. ~ siss-n Prove IS h,s " &. ;hs N-'
Dif.hrl d ;T arInIs c., W" .trr f"f rnl- his r-!d.rlr f-..'
.slIId Z" ~cvib~.ry coGtsiE;ng ~ Gcrs-, -! wG'ea
.nourI Il .~r,r .- dat lend Il hp- q..ii'r.
Thsio Is OF th- place Z great ghn.har-s 81 timber -
wool, trcm which o LARGO qrsr!r'y 81 earl w"o hsyL
eat
II ~ .i'-t,st from fhe D-pn: At HaoJsd, {. IN q -"
,br~- sud q h.If nile, Or = i.y,. ~, ~.ss tE:aa
i,nu- < .Tai. Pc! day CAP Ia IL 'ive5at.
rrS r3rr'y53e"ia CoItib' o y .. EG"'I"h- iva ne,
c. IN, 3. * ;Jaiue, h!E'd = hi."l-ri ohA q '"iKetni',
With u.s.nuuI GoatsiriGs six e,E "a :, !r h.. s:', al
lh- ~tgiitirgs s-a1i ally iouat or & Ia
The'" IL e fla youas orchard ~ r-srh". rrs baa':s'.
and 4 ynn- orchard VI sppJs trs.s.o. : - b."f
n. land sdJoins the farm on vbi"h pr j. b. fi'f-
now rs.ires.
7ha n.ighhorhoot I. good, 1rd he h..'t ~ Tao i"e'
equal ~ AM
rers"n- DESTROYS Of Tu-shi7iLs . good r.sm ~
spaeuully IL ,it.d a. .aii ~ III T-n-r-ra. to.ldi:.h
Il vEo will take Ti.rs1!s - sE"wi.s II
Tsrms accommodating
psTtiIi pnr4-.-,1. civtn "a tim, t, I,.d "E"at. Aed "a
p1sssaicn 3, TIE I'd u h. y-.f
me pm rnsS-r tia. ,sGpp;."n WITH Svsry:ci1! 90 'e
:irr. aTrnp .a Y ! At = fn'T y.lUGt0o.
trriy GODP y Z hPfkHso''
fam Il en-
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The seven. engines and a number Of cars
with which the enemy had stocked the Dr.
auye md Alexandria Rail Road, and which We
lately captured ut Warren,'n, have not been
r.-capt,-si. rs stated hy a rotemporary.-
They we're brought across the Rappahannock,
and are safe an his side.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-07

SuiiLE.
fsiEh cre .ttsiL =; IA lat. Hn + J,iissro, OF leg 81,
ara ,.Ius.i,i 10 i.fyryI IN o. III" Cf1:icier nod
h.,.hu! G, iupirI e.s sc. i-e .ia:n-. hai sh-th-: t.ey -tll
,.taii .aTT1I g II ci-cht:.o ii ,hnm
70 Il,..tia. Of IT,. tut.ic I. cal: ID 10 Ms -Trv -al
u.hi- f.rn wh,eu Is Ia b. soid a-aer Tho pro Jisioas o.
+ onu, ms viii u " DaBIEf, appointed
sx'oI Of VIM + johnson.
N,-tpelihr P q Hanover comfy.
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T1NHh n ,id-' 9 ri The i.'iJwlCE c.ruEc-ioI al Il. b. L.
Z -urd Lv no ;Isi: tiT.!L;l urd-. "a $50 To- p;,-
vi - t.; III s,.a-ttuait", ~ ga r1;fr ''at fr.ri F.. IT.
.v. 10 P'i-a i'''II is.-"i i'Ih A"r"i, i>S', =" duirhded
iy ihs 81 -agf g.. ! ri .Ci I'D p T,lr tar iaisl ! lDau
80 .,Tfh;r r.iii,si r"In. anis- r-E. d 2l-t Hsr'n, liza,
NIL ts- d i!Sc sat .L- Co. ni,,i .--r> tho i..Ii-s
FuiI . II r;-1..t g. the lat iaLa.Iy. rb- 10 ItdssL,
-nii CT { r:a'rH, ~ ct :. mlCL thsrt'j ~ d. = prrai
IL H. b aid uy v:.L,.. 81 to- uLi,,f Sn i-., =; the !Tsr-"-
~ e '"rGi Wealth Tt lrv'h ~ I'D 5IiiE-
G1'Gi III i.qlIT-J ltd - &c 1T A.u-t?- lr1t /. sc.-
,s.d-r he .,tI- a III Va:. II -. s.cObi Nii:t9';
~.s;her .cfr.rd ted ~ n,:. IL. ~!atjfes: Wall ro.i- Oh
| Al d.y
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To THE i GlSLaTCkt OF VIRGINIA.
EIWu-ThI .un VI ,Lc ...nn..- nee esd l.'eumULd aat
Il Yorktown are without aay 4sclosurs, aad ;briri:m-
b1r re, baon destroyed by the army ihey hsrs i0=i ali
Of tibet crops Of this year W. thsretn!e 10 h prtht.
You ~rll Vats vhni l. cared ihE f>lcs Law :s ".-iT az
ph-.ihle. 80 that We nay asct 'Gms tall Graiu esd NIKE
= c-"T aa%r y,.- "" a.. r"r wi'kcai gam hHi ''rGes
!=4 hrsy ernryrh!rg 20 Eny At no hiiaat r"'", pad ara
s.r. as-r,t. MANY THESIS
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i n0n L.. oUPpUaAi-Jua received nnd for
L,OOO sac by J. p. DUVAL,
S.pt rs Corner Main and 10th ss.
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ELK ISLAND FOR sALr
T. J. X I l. a n b

IN pnrtu<ncs of the will Of Henry &. Ws!t!c, &.
cssssd. late Of Primes Edward Comfy, yr | nr,,
raIe tho large sad rslnnbi, E-aI E..ats " MY ,.,,,i -.
ka1v -
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4 VALUABLE FARM tuH :

ra:msuIe, Va, ssl'. Il, Sc
S.ut d., x5tilf,
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IL DGnpTIos OF VIRGINIA SIX PER cs5T

Il. dc tn iL:i but a"yEfbg" ;:Ieir
I.,unny 5 eInI- ivl lnD!P tier CuGE.Ty , hrar
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List Of casualties IN the 9TH Alabama Reg"
irusr1 in it.e battles of Ruonshor"': Sunday,
l4.h. and sharpsLurg, "Wednesday, l'th:
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Episcopal Books and Tracts.

Royce's Historical Sketches of the Church, S0,2
The Book of Prayer for the House of PRAYER, ,OS
by the Rt. Rev. w. b. Stevens, ID. d.
The Origin and Design of the Christian Min
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Why am | a Churchman, by DR.. Randall, 10
The Ministerial Commission, by Rev. Lloyd
Windsor, 81
The Firmament in the midst of the Waters,
a new theory of the nature of the FIrma-
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LOIS ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT, In probate court hold
LAMoILLE DlsTRIor,ss. en- at Johnson, IN said
district, on the 22d day of Sept. A. D. 1862.
Haskins, late of Morristown, in said district de-
ceased. represents to this court, that the personal
estate of the said deceased, is insufficient to pay
the debts and charges of said deceased, by the
sum Of eighty dollars, and makes application TIC
this court for license to sell all OF the real estate
Of the said deceased in Morristown and Hyde
Park, in said district to enable him to pay the
said amount Of debts and charges.
It is therefore ordered that said application be
referred for hearing at the Probate Office in John
son, in said district, on the 18th day Of Oct.
A.. d. 1867 and that notice be given to all con
cerned, by publication in he LanoiIle New adeal
er, three weeks successfully, prior TO the time o.
said hearing. By order Of. the Court.
AZ Attest, S. $. PIKE.
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+.

In Morristown, on the Dist inst, Elial Girls
void, aged 55 years.
At the residence Of their grandparents, Mr.. A.
Slicer, in Hyde Park, Aug. 10th, of diptheria,
Mary Ella, aged 5 years, 2 months and 16 days;
AMI, of diptheria, Sept. 9TH, Emma Amelia, aged
$ months and 10 days daughters of Elisha and
Lizzie NJ. Badger, of Irasburgh. Irasburgh and
Montpelier papers please copy.
In Johnson, Aug. 10th, Cyrena wife of Fran
els Lock, aged 80 years and 8 months.
N. H. papers please copy.
In Cambridge, Sept. 18th, of diptheria, Anna
Mary, only daughter of Sanford G. and Aldula
NJ. Taylor, aged 8 years, 10 months and 8 days.
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Vermont Central mud Sulii"
WE'D Eea5lEnaMs.

SGEA E~SSEBEgsEatSs
Summer Arrangement comlae4ces June 20, 1862;
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Waterbury at $50 AN, l2.2O Pm and
900 p NJ,
Mail Train leaves RouPes Point at 4.j0 AM, st.
Adams at $50 AN, Burlington f.l5 AN, con-
Meeting at White River Junction with trains for
and from Wells River, st. Johnsbury and Little
ton, and with Northern X. II. for Boston, Lowell
Worcester, &c, and connecting at Bellows Falls
with Cheshire Il. r.. for Boston, and with Yer
mont Valley railroad for Springfield, New Haven
and New York, arriyingin New York at l015 PM
Express Train leaves Rouses Point at 500 AN.
for Burlington and Mortified connecting at Bur
lington with boats for Whitehall, &c.
Night Express Train leaves Ogdensburg at r.
90 NJ, Montreal, ut 400 ? NJ, Rouses Point at 10
NJ, arriving at Boston at s. 40 A NJ, connecting
at Bellows Falls with Cheshire r X. for Boston
and Worcester, and with Vt. Valley r. r., for
Springfield and New Haven and arriving in New
York at 4. 20 p NJ.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Waterbury at $40 A n, $50 An and J.26
p NJ.
Mail train leaves Boston at 7 80 a NJ, via Low
ell, Lawrence or Fitchburg. Leaves Springfield
at 20 A NJ, Bellows Falls at l2,25 2 NJ, connect
ing at White River junction with Northern Rail
road from Boston and with Passumpsic railroad
for and from st. Johnsbury and Littleton
ing at burlington at $40 P M land st. Adams
1907 NJ, Ogdensburgh at 2 80 AM, and Montreal
at 10. 80 p NJ.
Accommodation train leaves Mortified at 1.2U
A NJ, and Burlington at 925 NJ for Rouses
Point and Montreal.
Night express tram leaves Bellows Falls at o.
10 p NJ, receiving passengers from Vermont Val
ley railroad, leaving New York at 500 AM, and
from Cheshire railroad, leaving Boston at 100
NJ, connecting at White River junction with train
leaving Boston at $50 p NJ, via DWELL or at 800
Pm, via Lawrence. Leave White River junction
at IL SO P NJ, arriving at Burlington at go A NJ,
Rouses Point at T.20 AM, Montreal at 1000 A NJ,
and Ogdensburgh at l2.40 P NJ, connecting with
Grand Trunk trains for Detroit, Chicago and the
West.
Sleeping cars are attached TO both the night eX.
press trains running between Rouses Point and
Boston.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for
sale at the principal stations. G. MERRILL,
St. Adams, June %, 1862. 33 Sup't-
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l.. NJ. NEWCOMERS ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, IN Probate Court hold
LAMoILLE DISTRICT, SIS. en- ct johnson within
and for said District, on the 23d day of Sept.
A. ID. 1862.
William G.. Atwell, administrator on the es-
tate of /. NJ. Newcamb, late of Hyde Park in
said district, deceased, presents his administers
ton account for settlement:
WABREUPoN it is ordered that the same be re-
ferred to the 18th day of Oct. next at the Pro
bate office in said Johnson, for examination and
allowance, and that all concerned be notified here
of by publication of this order in the Lamoille
Newsdealer, printed at Hyde Park, three weeks
successfully, as soon as may be, that they may
appear and at said time and place, if they see
cause object thereto
By order of court. Attest,
Al S. S. PIKE, Register.
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ALBERT STEVENS ESTATE.

ALBERT STEVENS ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court hold
LAMoILLE DISTRICT, IS. en- at Johnson, within
and for said district on the Sth day of Sept.
A.. D., 1862.
Carlton Udall, Administrator on the estate Of
Albert Stevens, late of Wolcott, in said District
deceased, presents his administration account
for settlements Whereupon, it is ordered that
the same be referred to the Goth day of Sept.
A. d. 1862, at the Probate Office in said John
son, for examination and allowance and
that all concerned be notified hereof, by publ
cation Of this order in the Lamoille Ncwsdealer,
printed at Hyde Park, three weeks successfully
as soon as may be, that they may appear, and at
thereto. By order of Court.
AZ Attest, s.. s. PIKE. Register,
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APoLLOs METCALF's ESTATE.

WILL PRESENTED
STATE OF VERMONT, At a Probate Court
LAMoILLE DISTRICT, SIS. holden at the Probate
Office in Johnson, within and for the District of
Lamoille, on the Goth day Of Sept. A. d. 1862.
Present Hon. S. Dow, Judge.
An instrument purporting to be the last will
and testament Of Apollos Mctcalf late of Morris
town, in said District, deceased, being presented
here by Elias Medcalf Of MOrristown in said Dist
of Lamoille, one of the Executors therein named,
for Probate it is ordered by said Probate Court,
that all persons concerned therein, be notified to
appear at a session of said Court, to beholden at
the Probate Office in Johnson IN said District, on
the 18th day of October, AID. 1862, at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon, and show cause, if any they may
have, against the probate Of said will For which
purpose it is further ordered, that a copy of the
record of this order be published three weeks
successfully, in the Lamoille Newsdealer, q
weekly newspaper printed at Hyde Park, in this
State as soon as may be, the last Of which pub
location to be prior to said 18th day Of October,
1862.
a true copy of Record-Attest,
44w3 s. s. PIKE, Register.
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