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Nlw NoEa. My 90
Iae il.rI yrut, the FLOWING II Dob ton

\Lw luEa. My 70.
Ia. H.s.I prints the following II o.. "sn.
Mue..
WluI,v~ai scu, My 70.
G.n. N,I.c.sa un tic OH ir-;-, hI.. a
M r.. d,r,-i,, victory orly about e,oun Of
on TT ,fs wcrr ,nsas.d a2aii-, -. o'o OF Tie
h--t I.'l tr.,r oar MN fought most
r4H,.',g ,oI r.ri tl. hay Be-; e.. y which
u.- ,..4- ,.u,d r,, tam.
TI.y fought we'll until ,h,y TIA IN, g %
.,c-l. whoa toy t',s t, lAeI he,I- aui ran
Ike ouua-, le,,jo- t'r deaf. .u:loi
arI sea nj ', -u' haui-.
j GO ,hr-. u led them IL I.r.-o. l,,y
ls,- lost >,'y .ral of them lest oiilcri>.
rlc 'I.rdd'- correspondent siyes uc tel
I,,in- zriI'.ic ace .un; Of tuc charge m the
:cb D. Iy Oca. llir,ov> 5 BRIGADE comprising
t',c or Msiur. 5,h WI aud i$l '. y n
-jacut- supported bg Wheeler, battery.
-ruc.lr mo hundred yards Mcre between
the I,j..l- su.i az gun, When tic ministers
h.r c,mr -,len,. The inc, oi tic 5'h
W.. auI asa y. J. ferucd ur in close
orl-r {, She ri.h' # ,hc battery. The long
rang ot 5uu. k,t barrels cam 10 a lc,cl and
on~ Terrible ,,licy tire tb'ou,h the rc'el
lar Ia ID mamcui m,r' tl'r samr Ing
r''.-r "i 'a.. sr.. cuur &C. .,-tlscs i,,cl. the
"''i'' t. '' ...r-. wih ;!,- '.ymet WIS
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LEMUEL BLACKMAN'S ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! To all persons
- DISTRICT OF cHITTEyDEs, =. concerned in the
estate Of Lemuel Blackman, late OF Jericho, In said
District deceased, Greetin-. =
At Probate Court holden at Burlington, with
in and for the District of Chittcnden, on the 9TH
day of May, A. D. ls62, an Instrument purport-
ing 10 be last the viii and Testament. Of Lsmuel
Blackman, late Of Jericho, in said District, de-
ceased was presented to the Court aforesaid for
Probate.
And it is ordered nv said Court that the 24th
day Of Nav A. D. 1862, at the Probate Court
Rooms in said Burlington, be assigned for proving
said Instrument; and that notice thereof be given
to all persons concerned by publishing this order
three weeks excessively in the weekly Burlington
Free Press, a newspaper printed at said curling
ton. previous to the time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified TO appear
before said Court at the time and place aforesaid
and contest the probate of said Will, if you have
cause
Given under my hand at Burlington, in said
District. this 9Th Jay of May, A. d. lss2
wi5xs r. B. FAY, Judge
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STEPHEN RICE.S ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! To all persons con-
DISTRICT or cuIrrEypEv -. cerned in the Es-
tate Of stephen Rice, late Of Burlington, IN sail
District. deceased. erecting
At Probate Court holden at Burlington, with
In and for the District Of Chttenden, on the sixth
dav Of Nav, A. D.. IS63, an Instrument, purport-
inr 10 he the last i'll ard Testament. of stephen
Rice late Of Burlington in said District, deceased
was presented to the Court aforesaid. for Probate
And it is ordered nv sail Court that the 2ith day
Of Nav. A. D., 1862. al the Probate Court Rooms
in said Burlington, be assigned for proving said
Instrument; and that notice thereof be given to
all persons concerned, by publishing this order
three weeks successfully in the Burlington Week
Iy Free Press, newspaper printed at said Bur
Iiugton, previous to the time appointed.
Therefore, you arc hereby notified to appear
before said Court, at the time and place aforesaid,
and contest the probate Of said will, if you have
cause. -
t;iven under nv hand at Burlington, in said
District thi. sixth day of May. A. D., ls62.
r. Z. FAY, Ju &c.
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I ORR Russ NlNknI. NAY IL
s. iour % clook TIL, morning hri.ht light
W.. observed in the direction 81 Crancy l.
l,ni. " prcci-cly half pat four O'Clock an
explosion took ! lace that mad til" Garth A"c
water tr,mllc Tor miles.
In the midst of bright flame, which shot
up in the dis,,uc,, the timher and non Of
the IN ,n,trr N-rrmIc could b. 50 flying
through the air. No doubt i entertained
that the yrIitlblc McrrImlc had ceased to
exit
Flag .ilrer GJlisbjrousi on rrc living ..'i,
rcp,rt rr.lcrcI two armed naval tug. the
l. ,uayc and Dragon to proceed towards
Craucy Island on Il reconnaissance aud "scer-
tain the Truth OF the rnmnr.
Immediately alter they had turned the point
the Monitor md Ndu-atuck steam d IN the
sam direction, followed by the San J .cint',
susouch innah. Mt. crnon and Dac,tdh.
Itw.sa b;lnt lul sight anil at'rac-
ted thr,ngs OF sprct ,tor> along the whole
line orOid Point. some were disposed to
d,srr,lr the annuunccmcn. that the Mcrri-
mae lad ben DESTROYED, AMI a. tie vessels
,s,r,c,i up to Granny Island, the excitement
became intca-c.
In the meantime the second tus boat, were
.,cn coming on towards the Fortress at full
speed Each apparently cndcayoFin5 10 out
VIC the other. and when nearing he wharf
the radiant countcnapcc Of Capt. tase Of the
Minnesota gave assurance that tii" news
ti.cv brought was oI 1 most gratifying char
ac;cr.
The report was tru". lie bad met part
Of the fl attn. wreck Al thaSAIth-Noias
at Crauqy Island appeared to he ahaui ned
though the rebel ia. wa iii. hsins.
L.cu,. ) r. Eldridgc irom tic Dragon he'd
landed with AN armed rrcS and taken down
tie rebel n4s. substituting The STAR and
S,ri,cs amid ihc cear'y cheering ri th' crew
C.1.. Ca. imm-dii'c.y reported the "rs
70 tho President and Secretary ot War. who
rec. NED the inform tim Of the ricLci hats
with great satisfaction.
A,,he request oil the rlo-itcrt CAP c4sy
proceeded to Crainey l-ldnd To obtain II the
works were evacuated, in c1mp'ny w'th the
feet, which was advancing
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NEWS Of The WEEK.
ny Telegraph.

HArTuoEk, May S
The lIlpvin. is from :hc Im'rs'aa' s ac-
count Of the battle at Williamsburg
The battle on No1dav ~4, most warmly
contested engagement. Oglns to the rough
mes # tlc country AMI had condition # HE
roads, hut fm4ll portion Of our troops
could be brought into action. SieAlcs' brig
adj Of Ten. lIocker's division bore great
part q The bat;lc,amii f,n aud c lliel WITH
coli
The BATH "a :cI lram carly in the nom
IN. till in the AFTERNOON -acn Mcclellan
arrival With f---a Troops. rai;er;n. IiooAoT's
dive =. W. YER 'a5ali- FRUSTRATED with
I,tjgee ara e-Y,surc, whilst tho 81
K'g', S.,.cs brigade hal 1t. raaa~ baily
ihiruci Roy ;hc lail IF ih.urmv. They are
( r.!r--oo'cl a. having fought with such I'M
/ prudent bravery that NJ, lcs= than 200 were
/ k.ilcl AMI yrunisd kftr- ,7c arrival Of
/ Mcclellan the ,ncmy wds f.rr = hsrEol y
Hancock Jriga'lc I'D were driven within
their WIS before nigh; I'LL with hcavy 'ps~.
Nearly go 'i their dad were lcn an th..
field with many wounded, though ,no,t ol
latter were carried into Villa n,burs. Oar
,Ss va, los> tam 3on killed, and about 200
wounded.
Nigh. hay NJ come Va W occupied tic bat
tie field, the enemy hsYin- been driven Will
in hi rks and our iorcs Laid en- ihcir
arm~, prepared to storm ,hc w1rAs in the
morning 1t daylight IN Tecs lay NOM
ming General Mcclellan s-ut "ut scouts
whilst preparing to m'vr on TIE
the cuc!ay's work. who s4aa reported that
he had a-.ia taken his flight durin. the
uisai.
The work, 81 thc cEe,iy apI city q VII
iiam~iurs Nr,c then taken. f,I; Masru!cr
wa q most extensive werA capable of lro-
lonccl defence lat thc enemy had
ahlnIouri il caily IN the night
re;rca,ju. in tho greatest alarm and
c,nlusi, a, ... dc. litci rs a few IsrsieS. \
l,rsr numr.r l; WAGONS. munitions. nd
con.id,r.Ic st,r- ol provisions vsrc found
in town. whis. ,he road Wa s:r.wa for
miles with arm and acogutJ.m,n'-.
\ nGmh~r of d'scrt"Is al, made then
escape. ani came within our lines.
WI stated li.t they lad received lHiciii-
.err- tht, ,lr:r number "i loie,4i tr"o!s
We i,n4ln, "a York river a'"',c Williams
'mI- g. it1l Them.
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AuGUsTA, MAY

AUGUSTA, May
The Mobile Tribune OF the 18th inst, has
dispatches irom jackson, Miss, Of the md
inst. The Delta Of Thursday last says BUSH
ness in New Orleans WAS generally suspended;
mos. Of the banks are closed and the City
everywhere presents sad appearance. The
Post Office remains open guarded by Marines;
the Telegraph Offices are closed and railroad
travel i, stopped. The mutiny at the Fort
was caused by the news that the City had
surrendered. The Delta sayo $50 nen mutiuied
ard marched Of to the enemy from the
Fort. ionc company stood firm. In answer
to the Foreign consuls' request commander
Fa..asut said he would allow them permits
sion to reach the City on Tat boats and skii
but no steam boats would be allo vel.
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II ar h cts.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

le-dayi May Il.
At market 40 Cattle, about 375 Beeves and
- Stores, consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows,
one two and three years oil
Marke, bce!-oxtra per cwt $3.50 SO. LIST
inali;y, 5000 900. 81 do, $50 81 do. S..75.
Working Oxen, $1,000 $4,000 per pair.
Gov. and Calves, SIS. 500, -, SIS.
Two years Old is -. Three years old 81
az
Sneep ard LAMBS ECO a; market. Prices, in
lots $500 80 800. Extra spd selections
s., 80 $500 500.
Hides 81, per ID; Pelt, %: $500 each ;
Calf skins per 10.
Tallow at. per 10.
Veal Calves g 90 100.
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Legal Advertisements.
EZRA Hollis ESTATE.

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS having been APP
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate
Court for the District Of Chittenden, Commission
ers 20 receive, examine and adjust the claims and
demands Of all persons. against the cs tate OF
Ezra Holt, late Of Charlotte, in sid District
sed represented insolvent and also all claims
and demands exhibited in Offset thereto; and six
months from the day Of the date hereof. being
allowed by said Court for that purpose. we DO
therefore, hereby give notice, that will attend
to the business Of cur appointment, at the dwell
ing of Mrs. L. Holt. in Charlotte in said Die
trici. on the 18th dav Of May and 5th day Of No
vember next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on each Of
said days.
Dated this 9TH day Of May, A. d. 1862.
LUTHER STONE, Commits
wi6w3 5. W. HUBBELL. : siouers.
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NANIiOOD.

HOW LOST HOW RESTORED
jas, Published IN a Seated Ehre'cpe. Pr. ct'
LECTURE on THE NATURE
Treatment and Radical Cure Of spermatorrhFa o.
seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, se1u-
al Debility, and Impediments to Marriage sone!-
aIIv, Nervousness. Consumption, Epilepsy ana
Fits: Mental and Physical Incapacity, res1ll1s
from self-Abuse, &c.-By RoBr. j. CGL. kH-
WELL, ". D, Author Of the G'''7 b''S' -
- Boon to Thou-a nd. of Sufferers
s.,, .,I.r seal. in plain envelope, TO any al
H.. To,, s4i4 on the receipt Of six cents, or tive
no.tare staup., by DR.. Oh. J. C. KLINE.
10 Bowery, New York,
daugmis Post Office Box. ASS.
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eriuy them at that time. First come, hrst served,
The price Of a Queen with few hundred WORK
ers, nicely packed in a little hive delivered TO tn
Express here, viii be $500. If three or over ars
sent at one me, Sll.Oo. Ministers Of the Gosrc
furnished at the Club rates, $500 each.
will warrant the purity and safe arrival &c
their piace Of destination in all cases, by express
the eSpen.s Of which will be trifing Fill dire
tions for thsir cultivation aad introducing then
. our Nati7e Bees, Will come With each -ueen.
All orders and lie 'srs If inquiry viii receive
prompt attention Il a stamp e enclosed.
l.. p. KIDDER,
Practical Apiariau.
Burlington, ~, Nsy J. vs..
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s,nJELorISCEY.s ESTATE.

S,TATE OF VERMONT, ! The Honorable the
SSpIsrRIcr or cmrrESDEy. SIS Probate Court for
the District of Chittenden. To all persons interest
ed in the estate Of Samuel Quincy late OF I nter-
hill in said District. deceased, Greeting.
Whe eas said Court hath assigned the Sd day OF
June next for the settlement of the sdIninistr ira
tion account Of the Exec tor Of the last Will and
Testament Of Samuel Quincy late Of Underhiil,
deceased and for the partition and division OF
said estate among the legatees of tn estate OF said
deceased, and ordered that public notice thereof
be given to all persons interested in said
publishing this order three weeks successfully pre-
vous to the day assigned in the Free Pres, printed
in Burlington, in said District.
Therefore you are hereby notified to appear at
the Probate Court rooms, in Burlington, on the
day signed then and there to contest the allow
ance Of said account If you see cause.
Given under my hand this 9Th day of May. A.
D. ls62.
wl5w3 D. FRENCH, Register.
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NOTICE L..

HAVING. by din, Of hard labor. gained sons
i little advantage over Poverty the sres'
enemy Of all worldly greatness snd happiness (for
which an under unfeigned obligations 10 the
citizens Of Burlington and vicinity, | would siy
that have made arrangements oy which can iuF-
nish such sizes Of GLASS az I may not have.
BY the box or otherwise, on three days notice. At
a lorer pries than those who keep Large STOCK OF
hand can afford. -.
AZ to the more practical part Of the orsiGess,
such as CUTTING AND GLALlN"' can 40 u
for los than those not in the business
;rs,e.d of d-.idiog from hearsay, or tho exau.ns-
Ron ~ WORK that has been roughly handled.
Very respectfully unlimited.
A. g. LUCAS, Ag't
Opposite Free Press Office
Burlington, May. dava
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REMARKS.

The market was not very lively to-day, prices
abou, the same a. last week. as the cattle were Of
better quality, not 80 many small ones. ;. Hast
inss sold ono pair to NJ. Holden fer s. per cwt..
the highcs. price noticed. Sheep % cents per
cwt. lover, but all sold out. Early Spring lambs
about nc same as last week Calves plenty, and
prices so'lov that some OF the drovers preferred
to havesta Gu killed and marketed on their own
account rather than sell at the prices offered.
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GEORGE D.PARTCH's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, To the Hon. Pro-
SDIsIRCr OF cHIrrESDES. IS bate Court for the
District OF Chittenden. To all persons interested
ia the Estate Of George d. Plrtch Of Nonktor,
Greeting
Wher as, applieation in writing hath been made
to this Court by the Guardian of Geo. d. Parteh
for license and authority TO sell the whole Of the
real estate e his said ward setting forth therein
that his ward is possessed OF twelve and seven
ten,hs acres Of land in Hinesourgh, set of TO the
slid e. D. partch, from the estate Of Miriam
Partch late of Hinesburgh, deceased as one Of the
heirs to said estate and thereupon the said Court
appointed and assigned the J LIST day of Nav A.
D. l6a a. the Probate Court Rooms, IN said Dis
trict. to hear and decide upon said application:
and ordered that public notice thereof be given to
all persons interested therein. by publishing this
order three weeks successfully in the Free Press,
a newspaper which circulates in the neighborhood
of those persons interested therein, all which pub
locations shall be presious to the time appointed
for hearing.
Therefore you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court at the time and place aforesaid.
then and there to object to the granting OF such
license Il you see cause.
Given under my hand. at the Probate Court
this Sd day of May, A. d. 1854.
v4jw3 D. FRENCH, Register.
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Henry O'Reilley Trustee
Vt. Boston Telegraph Go.
vUNIIIS actio was entered in said Court at the
above named Term thereof, and is an ac-
ton on a Judgment Of the Superior Court holden
In and for the city. county and State Of New York
on the 9th day Of June A. d. 1851, in which
Court the plaintiff recovered judgment in his IA
vor and against the defendant for 3e3,os dollars
debt and his costs taxed at nine dollars and orty-
four cents. which Judgment has never been paid.
satisfied or vacated, and remains in full force
which Is to the damage Of the plaintiff 800 dol
lars. And It appearing to said Court that the
said Henry O'Reilley resides without this State.
and has no agent or attorney within this State,
and that no-service Of this writ has been made up
on him. it is tv the Court ordered that notice Of the
tendency Of said suit be given to said Henry
0'Reiley by publishing three weeks succes'ively
the substance Of the declaration theisin in the
Burlington Free Press, public Newspaper pub
lished in said Chit,enden County, the last Of
which publications hall be twenty days previous
to the next Term Of said Court.
Notice is accordingly given to the said Henry
0Reilley to appear at the next term OF said Court
to be holden at Burlington within and for said
Chittenden County, on the fourth Monday OF sept.
A. d. lsG2, or he will be defaulied.
Datei at Burlington, in said Chittenden County
May 9TH, A. D. 1862.
A. J. HOWARD, Dep. CLERK
WIRES L IIEALp, Au'ys. s6WJi
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ilielI.

In lIinc.burgh, May %, Giles Kenyon, aged IS
ycsr..
Also on the ot5, James NJ, aged three months
only chilli of Rev. L. ". and Miranda Z. Minard,
and the grcat grandson Of the above Giles hcn-
yon.
In winoo.ki. May 9Th. of diPtheria, Nancy
:, wife Of Chandler II. Parsons, aged 70 years.
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100, OOO BARRELS Or The
LODI MANUFACTURING CO.'S
p D I ID X E I I Z,
For sale by JAMES 7. FOSTER,
ra-s Of the Lodi Manufacturing Co.

Tor safe oy IAN l. RNSh1Nt
Care Of the Lodi Manufacturing Co,
Sc Cortlandt ST., Y. I.
This Company, with a capital Of slj0,o00, tho
most extensive works OF the kind in the world,
and an experience Of % years in manufacturing
with a reputation long established, having also,
the exclusive control of all the nigh. soil from
the great city Of New York, are prepared to fur
nsh an article which is without doubt, the ch'apssf
md rsry b.sf fertilizer in market.
Pfi.,s.-D livered at any station on the Yer
mon, Central Railroad. or Rutland and Burlington
Railroad, 81 - per barrel, or the Passumpsic OF
Cheshire Railroads, 81 90 per barrel. 1t greatly
increases the yield and ripens the crop from two
to three weeks earlier. at an expense Of from 81
to 81 per acre, and with very little labor.
Pamphlet, containing all the information
necessary, with letters from Horace Geeley, Dan
Webster, and hundreds of farmers who have used IL
extensively for masp years, may be had free oJ
addressing a letter as above to the subscriber \
discount to the Trade
ELI CHITTENDEN, ESQ.
Who i our General Agent, Burlington, VI.
JAMES q. FRENCH, Montpelier, Vt,
VI. u. HALL. Vergennes, Vt, Special
J. VI. 4 q. g. FEEScB, Barre, Vt, Agents
{. A. MAXHAN, Royalton, Vt,
Feb. Il. wSm
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nICACo May l..

HitA|D NAY -
Special despatch from Cairo say tie
steamer y ter from Pittsburgh Landing.
; iu,.ay mo , .n-. has arrived.
Tu,re h. Ken "a -rn"rt, eng -ene"',
although ;he situation oi to 'lIni's - much
more threatening Than at any previous time,
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DISEASES OF WOMEN,--DE. Mann
or attends exclusively to the treatment Of PIRATE
DISEASES and the special Diseases Of WOMEN, al
his RrxcnraL IxsrIrurg for Special Diseases, at
20. as Union t., Providence, r. |. See his ad-
-,-,i..nen, Of THr GRE.r IyprAy REMEDY FOR
FEMALES in this paper
Nov. -. dawly
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NOZZLE, May

The advance oi Com Apdore Porter's feet
consisting OF seven vessels are of Fort Nor
gan moving eastward. They are firing &C.
casionally. feeling for marked batteries. The
forces at the Forts are confident in Their abb
lity T. hold the enemy in check.
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HAVING the facilities o.
IL raising q large enou5i
Of Queens, am thus eLablsd t.
furnish them at less than hsii
tie usual prices. On receipt
of the name and p. 0. address
will send a circular giving
the particulars in full.
Parties will do we'll q
send in their address be
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NEW YORK, May 10.

TN. rarragut's report says he Will soon
he eady to proceed to M.hilc, and will keep
rr he stlmrcdc
Special dispatches from Washington con-
TIN nothing new this morning.
Nassau papers Of the 3oth ult. contain
news from Charleston. obtained from rebel
schooner, which have run the blockade.
II -itdcrly appears to he the general gent
for all scccssioudom at Nassau.
The Chdrlc>tJuiaus were expecting II bc
attacked very soon, and there was CONSIDER
abla excitement amon6 them. Business was
almost entirely suspended.
Forts Sumter and Moulir'c were beng
furnished with heavy guns, aud there was
general uneisiness relative tn the result Of
the ,ucccsa Of General Mcclellan at York
town.
Fy- chgon,r7 had arr,v d at Nassau from
Charleston with ro',o7 and iurrentinc.
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The Republican says that the Yankees
were accommodating the river anu coast bate
rics all the morning with their Gun Boats.
A balloon came up nearly at the mouth OF
Augusta Creek and then decended.
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CENTS.

4 COINAGE Of 1862, in twenty-five cent rolls.
- fer sale in quantities to suit purchaser 81
the FREE PRESS OFFICE.
dtwff
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the batteries lay the jamestown and York
town
Com. Rodgers offered battle, but the gun
boats moved of. lie silcncei one battery
and ran past the other.
g. L. MCCLELLAN.
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T.. =. FLAG SHIr MI>NLsaTt.
HAMPTON ROADS, May :. !
r. H. Eaojmrg Hc Preadm

~ f5c Uufcd :Na.cs
81 Au,c.by to communication Just
receive. from IT,. Hon. f. NJ. Stanton,
haye the honor to rcryr; that the instruc-
tions gave yesterday to tie officers com
handing the several vessels detailed
t. orcn lire upon Scwall's Point were, that
The ''lirct "t the move was 70 ascertain the
lrartie4hilI'y II andin: body of troops
b. dom tia. tie wooden vessels should at
tick "a, lnn,iril works in cnh!aIc and that
the M,aitor to he accompanied 10y the Stevens
81 uld ~ rp - Ear IS the works and there
OF crate in hau;
an ;h- y uim1e appearance outside Of
the WORKS, ti- Monitor hal orders to fall
back mt, lIig '.,nnri Way dud only to en-
gage hrg sriou-iy IN such a position, that
til, ship. to-c:b,r with the merchant YES
c'> intends t,F the InrIo-c, Gull run hrr
down.
Ii an, llpT;uHi;y lrca ntcd itself the other
- Is were 10: To b. state To run h,r d,.n.
and ibc Blitimore, an uua;mcl steamer OF
b,l., dram III. Li,f, -,ccd and with caryei
bow, wa l. pi IN ihe direction o! tie Monitor,
cz;gs.Iy 10 ihg,v her Il acf5.s the Msrri-
mto. c;t-cr i'rwar.i " al. oi her plated Lows.
But ia, u rr.n,c lid not engage the
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s's c'u'1 nave 10 cn "''''''1 y ''' "a"
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