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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-07
Aan Family physie.

From d.. u. W td1tlerigit Neie Oredns.
Your Pills the prince Of puges. Their excellent
qualities surpasa any ratbartc possess They are
mild but very certain aud eectua in their action the
treatment of disease
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-11-14

BLOCKING ACClDENT.-On Saturday last,
about noon. Major Solen Danforth and wife,
OF Barnard, being on the way to Woodstock
with span OF horses, stopped to water them
at the wayslie troug linear Mr.. Eben Tracy s
house. While the horses were drinking Mr..
Tracy came out of his house and commenced
conversation with Maj. Danforth,who there
upon stepped back three or four feet from the
hind wheel of his wagon, Mrs. Daniorth
meanwhile holding the reins. One horse in
raising his head after drinking,as is supposed.
caught the binder of his bride on the water
spout, breaking the bride aud liberating it
from his head, when both horses instantly
sprang into the road and commenced running,
Maj. Danforth's efforts to stop having been
unavailing. Mrs. Danforth held firmly to
the reins and did her best to stop the horses,
but was unable to do so. They ran about
quarter of mile towards this village, when
they overlook Mr.. Jacob Boyce and Miss
Nellie Pingree, who were riding in the same
direction. The pole of Mr.. Danforth's wagon
struck the seat Of Mr.. Boyces wagon break
ing it and impelling it forward with such
force as to break Mr.. Boyce's back and ribs,
and put one Of his hips out of joint. Both
occupants of the wagon were thrown out ,one
on each side, and Mr.. Boyce was instantly
killed. Miss Pingree was good deal bruised,
but not seriously injured, and though as yet
unable to leave her bed is doing well. Mrs.
Danfolth was uninjured.- Wood.tock Stan
dard
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-11-14
sickness and the Season.

In one neighborhood in this county, at
....'. potatoes are yet unharvested, owing to
..r mortality that has prevailed this sea-
,an. As winter now appears to have set in
'ary will have to be in the ground until next
,?r,ag. when, if good depth of snow lies
srn the ground, they will be 'just as goo |
d, new" In this same neighborhood, which
!, ,parseIy populated, fourteen persons have
Ire. o! dip'heria this season, all Of whom
arre family connections.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-11-14
To the Erepmen of Lyndon.

The legal voters of Lyndon are warned to
a,pt AZ the Town Hall on Tuesday next at
.r" o'clock p. NJ. to raise money to pay the
soldiers b)untes. The meeting is calle d
ml-ra late act of the legislature authoriz-
Owns to raise money for that purpose.
INF, j., matter n which every freeman--ev-
y Individual, should feel an interest. The
, =, question o! Government or no Govern
-a, is beng determined. Our Young
men have taken their lives in their hands
III gone nobl, forth to the rescue. Shall
s. 10, pay them well for their labor and pat
:'.,m' Taxpayers Of Lyndon, the call is
,,us.-iet US heed it and be present, that
ar may have a part in the noble work re-
4.lr,j o. me town on that day. We believe
We are pttriotic, let US be generous. l.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-11-14
. 'arlnerS.

very fall and spring, cattle, horses and
her animals will get out Of their enclosures
nd stray away from their owners, more or
IS. 1t is frequently the case that much
me and labor is needlessly spent looking al
c this kind of property. The best way to
'eycnt such loss is to keep good fences the
.,N. best way is to take up animals at large
mt advertise them. Many persons who find
title in their enclosures will turn them into
re road, or set the dog on them, when if they
would only retain them in their possession
III! take good care of them they would be
DING their owners great kindness and pre-
Vent great deal of needless labor in search
aitor the lost property.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-11-14

A Card.-Permit me, through the columns of
The Calcdonian. to express my grateful acknowl
cdgment of the receipt of a rich revolver. from
the people of Lyndon, as token of their apprc-
citation Of my services IN saving the town from 4
draft The consciousness Of having done ones
duty, however humble, is, indeed. no little salts
faction but It's expression by others in this I'M
mistakab!c manner is tattering in the extreme.
People of Lyndon, you will ever linscr III my
memory with fond reflections, whether amidst the
excitement and hustle of martial life, or in the
happy quictudc of civil retirement. Should the
exigcnceS o:this wicked rebellion again make dc
mands upon your patriotism. let some youth.lred
with sense Of personal duty, As we'll Is Of ma
tonal honor, step forth and by his example and
influence induce others with HIM to maintain the
reputation of his community. and aid to suppress
the most acrurscd and Uniu>,iiahlc war which
ever polluted earth or shocked high heaven with
its wild horrors. and nrrpctuatc VIC institutions,
the glory and honor Of a nation, tho asylum %
the oppressed Of every cline and tongue, and
confer a high favor upon poStcriiy and humanity
throughout the world. DtNNIN nuHi"G.
Camp Vermont, near Alexandria. Va,
Nov D. l,p1.
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i0r Gut.

Toe Gut.
We have Just heard of singular and
4mu>.ns story connected with the enlistments
q: nine months men in one of the nighbor-
,ostowns. A stout, able-bodied man was
r,..>,ed by the selectmen, and he went into
,.mp, and drilled with the company for some
* weeks, when he was rejected because he
,.}M! We saw the man in our place last
week, and while we envied his muscle we
ever noticed his infrmity at all. The town
a9w refuses to pay the man for his time
Neat in drilling, and he proposes very prop
:y to take it to law. He left his family
nd farm to serve his country, and he claims
lay for his time, which we presume he vii
ys: rcceive.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-11-14

4 Card of Misunderstanding the recipient o.
a fine sword. presented to me by TIE citizens of
Lyndon, desire publicly to express my thanks
for this tribute of their esteem prize it much
more than its real value. as it often reminds me
of those who are endeared to me by thousand
recOlections, and tells me that am not forgot
ten if absent. hope to do some good in the
great cause in which we arc all engaged aid to
return when peace is restored to the nation.
STEPHEN r. MCGArrEY.
Camp Seward, Va, Nov |.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-11-14
ORDERof NOTICE Of SE77J EliENi
WALTER SOMERS' ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT. CALEDONIA DIsrRIcr
Al Probate Court held At ST JuI>bUry, i'll said District.
the Sth day OF Nov. A ID. lo62.
WHEREAS. PETER LINDSAY. Administrator
on the estate of ALTER SoMERS. late of BAR NET.
in said district deceased proposes to render an
account al lis administration, and 10 present
his account against said estate Tor examination
and allowance Tor the purpose of making par
iitiou and distribution =" the residue of said estate under
u decree SAIL court. am"ig Tie persons who are 10y
law entitled l." til" same II i therefore ordered 10y said
court that tn" come under consideration and lie
heard the Probate" once, 81. JuhIi>bury the 29t
day - Nov. \. ID. i~"e. And il is further ordered
that all persons interested be notified hereof by publ
cation i copy oi the record this order in the
CalcunII. printed J"hn>hury lhree weeks sue
CcssivcN rcli"'!> sail time ohcarin- that they
appear and contest the allowance uI said account, If
they and ais" he heard by said court, III the
uattcro partition. and distribution OF said estate
r. III" court,
Attest, ASA l.. FRENC H Judge.
\ true copy OF record
.1-22 Attest. ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge.
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4 I G. Il | O \ !

4 L c L | O n!
BY virtue of a license from the Probate Court
the undersigned, Administrative upon the estate
of Alexander Harvey, late of Barnet, deceased.
will sell at public auction, at her dwellirg-house
in the village of Mclndoes Falls, on
Saturday, Dee. 9Th, 4. D. 1862,
the following described real and personal estate
to wit
A lot Of land at the head of Main street in said
village, containing about four acres and twenty
seven rods.
A lot ofland lying at the right ofthc road lead
ing from said village to Rycgate, containing a.
bout 33 acres. suitably divided into tllage, pas
lure and woodland,
All the interest OF which the said Harvey died
seized in and to small piece of land lying be-
tween the track of the Conn. K Pass. River rail
road and the Connecticut river, being an undivi-
dcd half Of the same, and owned in common with
James Gilchrlst
Also, the homestead Of said deceased. savin.
the widows right Of dover and homestead, ii
there be any, including the rcrersior of the dow
or, together with variety Of personal property,
consisting, in part, of a lot OF
HAY, GRAIN AND STRAW,
two GOOD cows, farming tosls, &c, &c.
Terms easy, and made known AZ time and place
of sale. ELIZABETH HARVEY.
Administrative.
McIudoes Falls, Nov T., 1862. 28-22
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-11-14

wDr Lambelle, the eminent Paris physi-
clan says an electric shock is sure salvation
to anybody dying from the effects Of chlor-
form
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-11-14
CONUISSiONEHS' NOTICE.
WM GRAHAM ESTATE.

I'VE Subscribers. dt ir been appointed 10y the H"iori-
h Pruidt" Court for the district II Cacollia Cnmlns-
>i"lcr> L. rrccc ,NIuIuc and ADJUST Ill claims and
Demands" all It>i>, against the estate ol lIialn
Graham. late %; Pt,HJ said district, deceased
,i the claims "i The deceased exhibited in offset there
IT, hr c!,y ike notice that >iN month, from the 10th day
Ut Oct \ - l3 are allowed tor tn" creditors To pres
their claims I" -.IId COMMISSIONERS. Tor examination
.,i allowance. and tia will meet Tor that purpose at
iuyIu house 90. TIC lat VIM Graham "t P-I ham. tn
district. til" t.fh ,ly at December, ami the eighth
.ilN April u"Ht tea "rk ia III" forenoon each
90; >,tfd I'N
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-11-14
CON.NISSIONERS' NOTICE.

WE the subscribers. being appointed by the Probat
w t"urfor the district oi Caledonia Commissioners, t.
receive examine and lust all claims and demands of all
persons against the estate vi SilaS Grow, late OF
81 JoG>bury, i'll SdlStrijt, deceased and the claims
OF the deceased exhibited III offset thereto hereby give
notice that months from the 18th day of Sept, 1862
are allowed for the creditors to present their Claims IL
said commissioners. inr examination and allowance. and
that will meet Tor that purpose At the dwelling house
Of the deceased in s. Jhnsburv, in said district the
9th day 81 December and the 3lS day Of March next,
o'clock in the afternoon each OF said days.
BARRON MOUL1ON, c,,-
2p-G2 A. q. CHADWICK, J|"ih ls-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-11-14
- L A L l. OF YER ION Il.

~ CALEDONIA DISTRICT, IS.
At Il Probate Court holden at the Probate office i'll St
Johllsbury, the 18th day of Nov, AID. 1862:
Ciaud SOmeTs. executor OF the last will and testament
OF jeremiah Abbott late of Barnet in said district de-
ceased makes application to said court for license to sell
the whole of the real estate of said deceased, to wit The
home farm Of the said deceased situated in Barnet afore
said representing that the sale OF part OF said estate
the payment OF the debts of said deceased
and that part SAID farm cannot be sold without injury
10 those interested i'll the remainder thereof:
WhereupOn il il ordered by said Court that said appi
cation he referred session of said Court to be holden
at the Probate Office i'll st. Johnsbury aforesaid, the
18th day OF Nova d. l2 for hearing and decision there
And Il is further ordered that all persons interested be
notified hereof by publication Of notice of th,s application
and order thereon three weeks successfully in the Gale
DOMAIN printed ST Josbury, before said time of hear
Ing that they appear al said time and place, and If
they cause. object thereto.
BY the Court. Attest,
2u-.2 ASA l.. FRENCH Judge
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-11-14
atalry Horses.

\ special train, taking $50 horses, was run
Yer tie Passumpsic road, on Thursday
.a''e horses were bought by Col Preston
ard Capt Clarke, mostly in Caledonia county.
t"ey 20 to the Vermont cavalry regiment in
Virginia.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-11-14

The Massawippi railroad is surveyed and To-
Gated from the Benson place, about mile
and half from Stanstead Plain, where the
Passumpsic survey strikes the Line, to Wa
terville, where it intersects with the Grand
Trunk. If this Canada road is built, togeth-
er with the Shefford and Chambly road,it will
make direct route to Montreal and Quebec
almost an air line from New York to each
of the above-named Canadian cities. Eventu-
ally the valley Of the Connecticut will be the
thoroughfare for travel to and from Boston
and New York and the principal cities of
Lower Canada.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-11-14

Notice to Teachers.-The examination of
teachers will take place at the Union school
house" on st Johnsb,.ry Plain, on Saturday,
Nov 20, at O'Clock PM The public and all in
terested are respectfully invited to be present.
II. 2. CUSHING, Supt
St Johnsbury Nov l. 1862 1922
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-11-14

@ Mrs Lincoln has, within day or
two, given 5000 for the relief of the contra
bands at Washington.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-11-14
Lecture from Capt. Drew.

JUS. as We are going to press We learn
la. Capt J. I. Drew, late of the I'd Regi-
nent, but for thirteen months victim to
ar lender mercies Of the Rebels in various
southern prisons, will deliver free lecture
the Town Hall St. Johnsbury on Tuesday
.,rn.ng of next week. Subject, Prison Life
!. the South. OF course the citizens will
..ye him reception due the soldier and the
.,yiot.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-11-14
y tate OF VERM Mt,

- L \ I T. OF V + X NJ IN L
~ Caledonia County. SIS.
In Probate Court holden at ST. Johnsbury, within and
for said district the sth day OF Nov A. ID. 1862
Instrument purpurting To be the last ill and Tes-
"A lament OF JOHN HODGE. late of Barnet, in said
District deceased being presented 10 the Court by Va A.
Ic.e and John p II udse, the executors therein med.
tol Probate
II is ordered hv said Court that all perS. concerned
therein be notified Ia appear session ID Court 10
hc h"Iden II the Probate Dtic. in ST Juhnsbury the
81 dIy of Dee. 1852 and show cause. ii any they
have against the Probate al sId III: tor hCh purpose
Is further ordered that copy o the RECORD O this order
tc puh>h" three weeks esSivclv IN The Caledonan,
printed II ST J"IS!ury previous I" SAIL time appointed
for hearing. ASA L. FRENCH Judge al Probate.
\ true copy 81 record.
Attest l. FRENCH JuIre of Probate
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-11-14
"Intrri>i,,

lAe weather the week past has been de-
l'ely winterish. On Friday night the
ground was covered with snow. and Sunday
Vas right down stormy day from morning
-'l!- evcnng, the snow accommodating several
|e7eS. Sabbath night there was an old
-'"oGed blow, piling the snow up in great
-it' Monday great many sleighs were
I'd out, and Though twas little rough
Ste consolation was that the wheeling was no
,e.'er. Tuesday morning the mercury fell
'.y to zero, and Wednesday it rained.
W. Tie whole for the first Of November, the
week ending the 10Th was quite an eventful
'"+'acr week. People are not prepared for
@.r'er yet, and We presume they would no,
-e It II should hold off until January.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-11-14
TIL; CALIFORNIAN.
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

Bret Locals.
The teachers Institute at Waterford vii!
t. held at the Lower village.
A runaway horse with wagon attached
owned the corner by The CALIFORNIAN office
Monday and went towards Railroad
..r.,r at furious rate We learn that the
lars, and wagon were the only sufferers
p,,r,e cannot be too careful about leaving
,..u, miastened; We copy elsewhere an &C
c,qn, of shocking runaway accident.
The Ladies' Soldiers Relief Society will
nee, next Tuesday afternoon, at the house OF
r VI. Howard, at II o'clock.
DR. Pomeroy has been delivering some
very interesting lectures at this place. on the
Ilads of the Bible. He gives another at
ne town hall tonight, Thursday.
$. NJ. Hewlett gave one of his interest
- Lectures upon temperance, at the town
..... Wednesday evening. The people gen.
-ya..y do not consider the Importance of the
eternal vigilance" he speaks Of, and have of
,,e let the temperance question take care Of
,.e.t. They must rouse themselves and
..em the current Of intemperance that is ev-
yvhrre flooding our land MIR Hewlett de-.
vie, his whole time to this commendable
work. and he is doing a great deal Of good.
h, receipts were $50, one half of which goes
% the Soldiers Relief Society. Mr. Hewlett
,.oases to come and see US again.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-11-14
ATOTICE.

NOTICE. Came into the enclosure of the sub.
scriber, on the 18th of Oct, one small sized Bay
Horse. supposed to be II or Is years old. The
owner is requested to prove property pay charges
and take him away. w. IL. MORRILL,.
Ryegate, Oct IA, 1862. 2022*
NOTlCE.-lhis may certify that have
~ this day given my son, Charles Deos, the re-
mainder Of his time during his minority. shall
claim none Of his earnings, and pay no debts OF
his contracting after this date. His
custer - DEOS.
Geo W. Cahoon, Witness. mark.
Lyndon, Nov 10. 1862 ODD
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-11-14
t'icn>ion of the Passumpsic II. II.

''|'VH>IOH OF the PaSSumpS1c IL. II.
Perhaps it is not generally known that the
work on the extension of the Passumpsic
!a.-road IS being rapidly pushed forward this
'l4 There are now some 200 hands at work
upon the grading, masonry, ETC., between
barton and the Line, and it is expected that
'Ae cars will run to Newport in July next.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-11-14
IittEN MERRILL. ,,
III SIR M SAN BORN
MA NIIDO ID. -IlOW LOST.

Just pub ,l. va sg.r,l cin". Eth. cuts.
\ l.,iUIr the ;.,;Ilc. 'A;m'ut and rdd,al cure ="
Ul,iIl Weakness. uiuntirN EMS
~IuI~ N,i delltt. and m. mCnio t. maria ~ Scu
craiiN -sa consumption. "illepSa AMI mt. met
t and steal IutJViCtN r>ultui. from ~Cii-lr>" 60
Robert J. tulycrwrl NJ u author "i the 'rccn Book
XC. The U"'llci"" ned Juihp IN this admirable lee
clearly nom ll- experience that the aw
iu cll,, Ic,c> >cisc HAY hc ciicctUally removed
without medicine. and witluu' ,Jll-crOu> surgical opera
tir> hu- instruments rings or '"Tid-, pointing Out
A mode cure at certain and rlicCtuil, hv which ty
rrl sufferer. matter what his condition may he- may
himself chcaply privately and radically. This lee
,l.!- III prose boon t. THOUSANDS and thousands. Sent
under seal IN PLAN envelope. Il address. on the
cent ul sN cents OF postage STAMPS, 10y addressing
DIX. CHAS. }. {. CLINE.
2l7I ~ Bowcry. New York, p q. Box $50
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-11-14

NOtice.-The examination OF teachers for
Waterford will be at Lower Waterford OF Satur
dav, Nov 20, at l M.
2022 I. y. CUTLER, Supt
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-11-14

Merrm Cocheco Manchester and other Beaehe Linen bv
the web for table Crashes and Diaper Wool table Bache
Sheetngs Brown Sheetngs and Shirtngs
White Fannels Blue Flannel Grey Fame Yellow Fannel
Linen Cambria Mums Brant Marsae Quilts Lancaster Quilts Honey
Comb Quilts
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-02-11

Designed fpcclalassistantto the aboye-named
PREPARATION, when aggravated by BHiousaes'
or indigestion, and the great substitute for al
Bercuriai preparations.
The Eci'ctic PiIs, without The common fltnl
necessity q almost making meal Of such, will
in most cases, hy the application Of q single PHI,
produce all tie requirements cf o sure, gentle,
and reliable FAMILY PHYSIC.
Let me have your confidence to make trial Of
the above named Remedies, as the only sure iri-
bunal by which real character can be attained
and my declaration Is that such confidence will
not he misplaced. The greater justice is 10 pro-
cure and read The descriptive Pamphlets to be
found with nh dealers, or will be sent free, by
JOHN l.. HUNNEWELL, Proprietor.
Prac cal Chemist and pharmaccuiist, Boston, Ms.
10 whom please address all communications.
Prices within reach If all.
Fac-Simile Of signature over cork o. genuine only
Sold 81 the EQUINOX DRUG STORE, Mancl
ester, and by J. I. siIURfLEFE & CO., Ben
nington, Il K0oN, North Bennington, anl Drug
disis and dealers everywhere, 1880
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-02-11
AUcTIoNsALE

WILL h s.l3 ~ sBci.aa "a SO hishai 81
w aef, aairrs pres iouty dsPeni e s. pre-
SAFE ss1s. II lbs 5encs = lE8 LOCKE. Is
Wnhss1. Is helncelsg ihe 26ih dsy q Fetfs.
stg. Is Z. 81 3 s'clesk IS tae following per-
s8nt rFersfy. via
ps.f 3 yest 80 uakuE tssa, pair scar
90 Ga e1fa, sascn yeiT 81 hmHe, ! tsa fsag
ga c1 3 saei cows. psr a0n.fasf 2 wear rii
.;gefs. yrstiing.. ] iae yof cha hesfeF uiih
rttf. saevp. ,h8st, several tutfs q has. 200
hus..els peta'efs d qssn'gT e eats, core, rye.
lndIa ehcst. peas at.si hsats Gee haase NaggY
aasga, lnmisar oue togse uagtu. sleigh. = "a
q tr4aug tu.s. cgsIss.lng e pisws. rlte.. hors,
.cyibes. forks. harnesses, &t. &c. Alse. "a
n hgusyhull fanitare, fsrms essh. Or weli-sc.
car~i credit &C. IA months
The saiisefiier having se'j his farm IN VIM
htll snJ attending - moFe West immediately,
tslrefiSse- the above described pFuregfy iar sale.
fbuse wbs Ssh 20 parchtse property ofibls Kind,
sill aad this good opportunity e. do g.
IRA LOCKE
Wiuhall, Feh, lib, 1862 3e2w
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-02-11

WE. TUT SUBSCRIBERS. berg srpoAated
w ~ ihe Zen ihs ps,eafo Ceaft Sc be ps.
usel ot Manchester. Commissioner ie goorsts, e.
sia.ne sal a .asi he claims aal demands q az
psrtgns ssalns she Estate ef
HERMAN TUCKER.
late q SanAgate. e. sss4 District. deceasei, ard
a.se aG eaia aad demands exhlbsel be- eisset
tlrh aai els mbaths lram toe @stb day Of
January, So. tsiaa allowed BY saA teuft fr
that Fafpose, pg Do, therefore. hereby sits no.
l4ee. ta4i We SASH attend 10 ihe basiacss 4 eng
1ppautment 81 fAe dwelling house q Desmond
FnBi.t lp aij SYNDICATE. 90 lhe last fuosiays q
Aars and Jalg btxi. filfl ene uniia four Q'elock,
r. a.. "a each e said days
Dated et saaiGaie. tis 2oib day y January.
a. H.. 1862
cHArNcEY J HrRn. Con-,
NORMAN SMITH.