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NOTICE.

JOHN SIMPSON
vs.. CurrrzSDES COUNTY Coua1,
THOMAS OWENS. September Term, 4. D. 1862.
a. nEREAS, John Simpson Of Jericho, in
W Chittenien County, az this Tenn Of said
Court commenced his suit agliust Thomas Owens Of
Whitehall, in the State Of New York in plea Of
assumpsit under the common coucts, demanding
in damages three HUNDRED dolllrsi
I'd whereas it Is made TO appear 70 the Court here
that said Thomas Owens defendant, resides without
this State ard has not had personal notice Of tho
pendeney Of this suit;
Therefore, il is ordered by the Court. taat said
cause be continued to the next Term thereof, and
that the said Thomas Owens, the defendant, be no.
tifed o the tendency thereof, b. publishing this
notice, containing the substance Of said declsra-
tion, in the Burlington Free Press, a public
newspaper published az Burliag ton, thro3 weeks
successfully, the last publication to be at least
twenty days before the next Term Of this Court.
Dated al Burning or, this jth day Of Oeoeuher
A. D. 1852.
A. J. HOWARD, Dep CLERK.
s H. DAVIS, Attorney. W2iHj
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NOTICE.

L. BRAlsERD. It ais, } eHiTTEsDES coUsrr
Is. C0UKT
I'D. KryesLAyD 4 Co. Ssep: Term. A. D. 1862.
ANHEREAS, Lawrence Brainerd, John Greg
w Dry Smith Of st. Adams, and Joseph Clark.
Of Milton, j. Chit,enden County, at this Term Of
said Court Commenced their suit against Jacob d.
Kingsland, Abram Kingsland, and Jacob D. Kings
land, Jr.,of Keeseville, and Abram Bussi1c Of the
City Of New York, copartners doing business IN
der the ne Of j. D. Kingsland & Co., at Reese
vile, in the State Of New YOrk.-in action as
sumpsit under the general counts, demanding in
damages $500.
And whereas, it is made to appear to the Court
here that sail defendants reside without this STATE
and have not had personal notice Of the tendency
Of this suit.
Therefore, it is ordered by the Court that said
suit be continued to the next Term thereof, and
that the said defendants be notified Of the psndon-
cy thereof, By publishing this notice, containing
the SUBSTANCE Of said declaration, in the Burling-
ton Free Press, newspaper published at BuIling>
ton, in said Chittenden County, three weeks sue
eessivey, the last publication be least twenty
days before the next Term Of this Court.
Dated at Burlington, this 9Th day Of December.
A. D. 1862.
A. J. HOWARD, Dep. Clerk.
L. UNDERWOOD, Attorney. W2lx3
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On Sunday two transports and five gun
boats asceEded the Chowan River and land
force of 10000 were seen in motion from
Suffolk, indicating a movement on Weldon.
Important movements are on loot in eastern
North Carolina. Twelve regiments left New
bern on Saturday, Some think their destin-
alton is Wilmington. The more general be-
lief is that they design an attack on Weldon
and Petersburg. The Raleigh Progress an
nouuces the landing Of large federal force
ate attack on Weldon may be expected.
Brig. Gen. D. S Stanley returned to Nash
vile on Friday (l2tbl from cavalry recon
nosance. In skirmish with the rebels
of the rebels were killed, 10 wounded,
y taken prisoners and large number OF
horses taken. Gen. Stanley lost but one man.
lie reports that there Is no force of rebels as
far west as franklin.
There is a force OF rebels near NOlinsyille,
another at MurlresbJro, and considerable
force at and this eide of Stewards Creek
There was no enemy at Lebanon. The guer-
rrilla Morgan is slashing about promiscuous-
ly with 5000 men.
A letter received III Boston, dated Port
Royal 90 inst.) says the Banks expedition
passed there on the Sth, and confirms the
story Of the steamer Thames breaking down.
putting into that port &c The English
steamer Cadmus, arriving at Old Point Va,
reports having seen 4 large fleet entering
Cape Fear River. The ;. steam trans
port Naglra, winch left New York Saturday
Tor Banks expedition, with five cJmpani,s
of the 18th Massachusetts regiment, put il
. f-a &rrran
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IInTSF

On motion, it vas resolved that the Secretary
CT War inform the House, LIST, How many com
missioncd officers Of the army are now absent
from their respective commands, specifying the
number Of eacn grade, ard whether absent On
leave, without leave, OF by detail. 2ni The
number Of major generals and 5Iigasisr not
assigned 10 any actual command, the name Of
each, length Of time siIco engaged ia actual
seTyice Lzre Of tie members Of the stalls of such
generals &c. 81. The number Of aids-le-camp
that can be dispensed with without dctrmeut t.
the public service.
On motion Of Mr.. Gur,ey, the military com
mitee was instructed toi1quire into the proqIiety
Of amending the law Sd that quaTtermaste-s and
eoInmiss1rils be taken from volunteer army Or
civil life
On motion Of 5-r. Isltoa, .de committee Of
ways and means was .us;ra -,,l to report bill So
amcl5iug tie excise AID tax lls as @ confer upon
assistant assessors the sane authority possessed
~ principal assessors.
The House passed ,le Senate bill for the ad-
mission Of West FirEilil iu,. the Uni 10y
vote q asainst S.. Adjourned.
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REED BAsCOM,< ESTATE.

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been ap-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate
Court for the District Of Chittenden, Commission
ers to receive, examine and adjust the claims and
demands Of all persons against the estate Of Reed
Bascom, late Of Milton, in said District. deceased,
represented insolvent, and also all claims and de-
mands exhibited in Offset thereto; md ak months
from the day Of the date hereof, being allowed by
said Court for that purpose, we Do therefore
hereby give notice, that we will attend 70 tho
business Of our appointment 20 the dwelling OF
Julia f. BascCm, in Milton, in said District, on
the frs, Tuesdays o. February aLd May next,
At 10 o'clock a. Il, en- each Of said days.
Dated this 2Cth day CT November A D 1862.
o, ". CLARK,
j. :. PLATT, , Comui,-i .1--s
-l45 H. II. WOODS.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. Is

On Wednesday evening, our gunb oats at
Port Royal, about q miles from Frederieks-
burgh were fired into by a rebel battery
nom the shore, supposed to number 20 heavy
guns. Two scuOOners were struck and some
hall dozen persons killed and wounded
The firing was very rapid and continued
until shutdown when the rebel batteries were
silenced.
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This syrup is also o. mos. valuable family cath
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J. Marshall street, and other Wholesale Drug
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Burlington.
Nov. o.. wGm1s
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PulLADEIrulA, Dec. l.

The Press publishes dispatch, from Con.
Burnside to Gen. Htllecs, received at nine
last evening. announcing the withdrawal &c
the army.
Tea. Burnside says Feeling fully con-
vinc-d that the position in irons rlui MT
be carried. and a. it was e mi .lirY necessity
either 10 attack or retire, ami 4- . r.Iul.e
wunll have been disastrous o. u- ui.r The
circumstances, the army WAS Withdrawn with
out loss either Of property or ln-.-
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tain newspapers presented by grand juries,
and otherwise represented as disloyal to the
Government.


W ARLINGTON. Dec. Is.
The following was received by the PEST
dent at 4 A, NJ. Sunday
HEADQUARTERS Army OF PoToNAc,
Dec. H.
We have carried the first line of the ehe-
my's works opposite the town and four miles
below, and hope to gain the crest Of the b il
to- day. Our loss in killed aud wounded is
estimated at about 5000.
The Herald states that the whole number
of killed wounded and missing in Franklin's
grand division is 1892.
Gen. Burnside was reinforced in the course
Of the day by Gen. Sigel's corps.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. l6.

Inc same message from the President which was
sent 10 the House in relation to IEiggs' swords
was received.
Mr. AeDougsl Of Cal. offered Joint resolution
that this government will pay IN com the interest
o. cebts, and consider it breach of fe III 10 DO
otherwise; referred to the finance Committee.
Tesoiuiion was adopted requesting the Presi-
oeltio connuniezte any unpublished correspon-
deIee touching The cultivation Of cotton in
asia.
A resolution censuring Buchanan was taken up
and debated; tabled, IS against 3.
The deezh Of Mr.. Eanchett was announced, and
Ne customary RESOLUTIONS adopted. Adjourned.
HOUSE,.
The Speaker laid before the House a message in
fsieTencs to the three swords 81 sen, lHiggs,
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There ~ nsiderable firing yesterday
between IL, ,ancad troops of the two ar
mics 1t o.- time the rebels showed ! dis
position 20 move upon Gen. Frinklin's forces
Occasionally the rebels would throw few
shells among cur troops With these ezeep-
tons everything was quiet. There is some
skirmshInc with considerable artillery firing
The corpse Of Gen. Biyard left for Wash
inetOn to-day.
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TITS PAINFUL TO SEE so MUCU

H Is PAINFUL TO SEE so MUCH
suffering Occasioned by the ills of life as one meets
in every days journey, here is one hobbIing
through life with rheumatism, another with hack
ing cough and difficult respiration is dragging
olt weary existence, another with almost sight
less eye is trying to his way clear, and still
another with soured visAge aud &C ions to CORES
sPond all oecasiOned BY dyspeptic trouble max
ing every one miserable he comes in contact with,
now all these subjects Of disease are entitled to
our warmest sympathy. and we should do all in
our power to relieve them, they do not take upon
themselves those burthens OF life. 1t is not in
our power TO give personal ad vice to all this suf
fering humanity, but on the presumption that
they all read, we take this method of doing our
share to put them in the way Of obtaining rolisf
To all such We say use DR.. Giford's HOmeopstbio
curAtives, these preparations, although used By
thousands with great success it is evident from
what We see. that they not univ ers.IIy used,
any ono therefore suffering from any kind Of sok.
ness should IT once to it and get the curative
a full assortment kept for sale BY J. W. Roby
Co., Agents, or they will be sent any whsre ON
receipts Of price, With is only rs cents mar box
BY PHILIP Lee,
ls6 William street NY.
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The HradS correspondent states that the
color bearer Of the 18th Mass. fe m0rtllly
wounded, and to prevent tie c.llrs from be-
ing taken threw himself upon them and they
wcr, thus found g'apel h-u.F % his hand
after BE was dead.
The TriiuHc has TIE i... wing special dee
patch from opposite Frederick burg, 10Th, $
An.
The entire army except portion %! But
teEti-ll'- corps, bias iali,n hack 90 this side
of tie R4IlaLauucck.-nd BaJterisll's corps
is now crossing. The m syemou- Vas eau
tllusly executed during tLe Ei-at.
The report that Col Cr1ss % the 9Th Y.
II. Is moryally wOuIiei g., untrue. lie Is
doing veil, aud will recover though this is
the tenth wound he has received during the
war. IL says she rebels VIII have % shoot
him at least once moro before they kill him.
HIS veteran regimen. went into the battle
with go men ami came Out with -.
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A scouting party from Suff!lk had an en-
gaseraent with the rebels at Jamie's roads,
on the BlAckwater, and captured two CAP
tains, one sergeant and IA prlyates. Leu,.
John Robinson Of the 6tb Mass. was killed.
The rebels reifeated.
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NV l.ae- Dee H.
Tie liL.s gus --e blowing Or, 'Gnt 1l
'l. wi iair1W4l % our troops i7.1 fr--e-
ss1uls 10 says the movement commenced
-- dark Monday night. All Tie sick ana
wounded were removed during the DAY 20
I'spA. cents tA's SIDE o-a- h'in>,-e
nsl9e-sl d p'ru'n ol tine troops Doc t.-e a.-
t-rl311 aud t.e general ACTIVITY 'a--- ----
@a.t -1r battle. ven. Sta-Hef .I.-'''
were rt-l vil. -- 9i H-" ..--s 10
ana -
1- i1 readiness i's lA- e. t --'
h.. % ---','iaA " -f--i. l.i h.-i-'.''ii
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WASHINGTON, Dec. l6.
The following dated Falmouth at S.45
this morning Gays 1t is raining very fast and
the river is rising rapidly. Onr troops are
all on this side Of the river
The POntoOns are taken up.
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NEWS OF THE week.
BY Telegraph.
For furth.r telegraph see hlrd poge.


tage.
This state of things continued till night
fall. The enemy who left their entrench-
ments to meet us making the most desperate
resistance. IL is estimated that 10000 of
our glorious and gallant army were engaged
in the bloody work Of the dry. They trying
TO take the first ridge back of the town on
which the rebels first line OF work were sit
uated, which till late in the day it seemed
impossible to do.
1t is reported that the perseverance and
the unflinching courage Of the army at last
prevailed, and Just before darkness put
stop the DAYS battle success crowned their
efforts
They took the whole ridge from n front
of the town DIVA u Frankiin's 2 sition
three m;'.5 below. They occupied It all
night aud ut clock this morning were
making prepare ,i1ns 70 renew the fight.
The entirs rebel force was estimated at
100000 aud occupied front % no, less than
20 miles.
The IeralI's correspondent At FEEL .ricks-
burg SAYS the rebel lines extend in the form
OF d s.mi-circlc from Port Royal to
point about six miles above the city.
Tuey are strongly fortified and protected
by range O.. high hills. StoncEau jack
son occupied the right wing, L5usst,9t the
. a. mn ~ ~ - a., -.
'i', = l il''i > 1o4 80 ,I' ~, ~.
- i.---.tI ~ BE-. .-,.-5 81. ,,irs.
ST. nj. tl.-.....'al r, e,trtDk INN Nv
80. ~ r,,f,--.-,-
fbo .5;-,,ii;,..'-' If rho. I-ri., forces oceu.
III ,itt.i,.1f r-;i... ,;.bt arI S,t1r-
I .,. -, ,,.l Cs, E,--.i.l, was anvil.I.
N comm. tf. a-r,.l. at An early hour as
ros.if.e. Saturday morning came with
den.o I'M, I1v.y.r. the Ifsr5siti1p # tie
I-ri.'r i'-,s- Ind (. .su mai and Gen. Burn
sj5s determined E, ..ursues operations f..
or no l5-.
On re I.I- Franklin rl.rs.. his column.
S.i-Yi-f.,r., a....,.rs.I q few minutes
after Gsvl.-i.- ar t.. extreme lelt. rebel
battery orsr. 0a cur troops and che
g.h n = s ". e... ordered g. clar-. and
take tie cla.. .. dies point .. the l-yga-.
attrra fsre. ..u -le obey were COMPELLED 10
ul back. Bru,In o.. rh be- 10 Franklin
e. It- engaged tie ua.ur .r3 % la-FaItc e.-
ilrt y,ls laaIs o. tura die .naur'- p9-ia
aud drive li.. h.r.aI Oh. ...e1.
Gen. franklin c.uu.ut.t Che movement
.n psr-1n. Tie rebels maintained possession .
Of som. small hills fi- gradually I-u lack
Durin, -.e ar.-n. 20 tie rebels cane tla
stand artlrl time .--auaI the u1su-iy.
.u- wore t-.-.rv mot and r.rulSsl with
..arvf...
Tt-,rss.st ti.i.-,r.a .i... -..le 800 ID Hu's .
..r,,,,,,.J IN. IND. .l- bands Tb. glstinqcv .
ritf ygfi.. tL.v f.,i t....s.n o.. talIr
,I,.i r,rf.-rf GIN Frrk-lr'- task vsrv .
T -a..r.- .rs H. had t..-.r. with ~..1erl- .
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NOTICE.


tifttii~ Pc E.~I
Ia.NAs OWES aid 'CHIIlylES C.uSIT Coulr,
JOSIAH SHEEvtv September Term. A.D. 1852.
NJ UEREAS, Charles @. Post Of IIi1ssllreh. in
~ sail Caitl1llcl County, at t-is Tern c-
said Court commenced his suit aslius- 1L1ml5
Owen Of Whitehall, in the STATE of Nez York, AID
Josiah sherman o. Jericho, In said CAi.tendeu
County, in an action Of debt upon Book Account.
demanding in damages 10 dollars;
Ard whereas, it Is made % appear 70 th5 Court
here that said IL04as Owen resides Without Tai
State and mas not had .rs5l-l notice tie pend
cncy Of this suit
Therefore, it is ordered by the Court, that said
cause he continued TO IL, next term thereof, and
that the said Thomas Owen, ole Of sIid defend
ants, be notified Of the peutcacy thereof, BY pub
fishing this notice, containing the substlnos OF
sail declaration, in the Darlington Free -sss,
newspaper pub ished at Burlington, three weeks
successfully, the last puoli,atica to be at least
twenty Days before the uext.teTm Of this Court.
Dated st Burii0gto1 this 9Th dly Of Deesmbs-,
A. ,. 1852
A. J. HOWARD. Dep. Clerk.
NAHUM PECK, Attorney. w2iEi
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NEW NoRE, Dee. l..
The bark Ann, from New Orleans, reports
on the 9-h inst, a. IT., IF s.. Augustine,
Fla, saw g large steamers Judged from
their course they were b,uud farther south
than Florida. They are, probably, part of
b INKS expedition
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WAsRIreTrN. Doc. Is.

The Postmaster General has rescinded al
the oruers heretofore made, excluding frUm
the psf Offices and Malis Of the U. s., GER
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rE-au IS g. certify that have given lay son Ben
& iluil J.. l-aal, d. time Guril- Ai- milo-i
sl1Il claim Of bis elrn.1-s n-- pay Oh 3
Il his contracting after this date.
EZRA ISUAM.
Wilitlr, Dec. ., lsjZ v-3uss
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At II. c. Adams Office, in East Albursh. on
Nednesd y, December 3lsc 1852.
At Rises Hotel. il Grand Isle, on Wednesday.
January 9Th, 1868.
1t joel ALIENS House. North Hero. on Thur
day, January sth.
By the provisions Of the Excise Laws all persons
neglecting to pay said duties and taxes, within
the time above specified, will lie required to pay
ten per cent additional upon the amount thereof
The monthly duties and taxes on returns Of
Manufacturers and others, Tor the .sonths of Sep
tember sns October, 1862, a. nov due, and will
be payable at the above stated iimes and places,
if not previously paid.
The licenses required by the Excise Law, will
be delivered al the above stated times and places
unless previously called for at my Office. ANY
person who shall have been t1eIeising or car
ryiog on since sep ember LIST, l. 81, any trade or
business for which u license is inquired, with ut
taking out suca a license, ineurs u penalty equal
70 three timss the amount required tor he license
Any person Can remit his tax BY anoiher, as re-
ceipts will be returned.
CARLOS BAXTER,
Collector @. The
Third Collection Disuiet, Vermont.
Burlington, December 9Th, 1861 n24s5
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At the American Hotel, in ST Adams, On D. Cd
cay, and Tuesday Dec 18th and 3Oth.
At Wughts Hotel in sheldon, on THURSDAY
tie lst day Of January, 1868.
At Isham's Hotel in Bakersfield on Friday
Jan Pad.
At IhomP'on's Hotel in Ess. Berkshire, On
Saturday Jan Sd.
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Steamer Star OF the South, ir m Hilton
Head. has arrived. lie steamers S-.gnr and
Albany put into Hilton Head i1r cali and
sailed again to rej1in Banks exqedi-ioo
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IHE OPERATIVES EluEr SUBsCRu1l.N.-
Ia- subscription from New York City Tor
g.. re..-. Of L4uc.slir- opc.Ati7e=, amount
Oh 40 Sturdy last, % 100000.
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vi. Jl3 Washington 81. B0-T0S.
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Price IS cents per box. For sa i,by all drug
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ATTENTION !-volunteers
who expect to retain their health unimpaired
during the campaign, must see to i. themselves,
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Hilton Had advlces per the BienviIIe,
mention an expedition projected against Mo-
bile. The steamer Ericsson and q propeller
both with troops, cOalvd and left on the l0sh
bound south. ) Gamer Star OF the South and
Il large steamer, probably the North Star,
were passed of Ed sto by the Bienville. The
rebels in the vicinity OF Hilton Head have
erected powerful batteries on james and Sui
livan's Islands and along the COASTS as far as
Bulls Bay Braurvgard was entrenching at
Chsrleston, with forty Thousand men u"der
him. The health Of the troops az Port Roy
al vas excellent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-13

Posr Oryicx REaovAIs.-A short time since
we announced that Postmaster Wakeman was
removing officials from the Post Office sslely
Tor political reasons We were immediately
senli-o fRciall Informed that no person was dis
missed except for failure TO attend to bis duties
and incoupetepcy. We at oace corrected cur
forper state psnt But no soopcr had VIC made
this O. rrection than line CT discharged clerks
r.ade their appearance at eng oi'iee 10 prove to
~ that VIC were right in car frsi statement, aud
wrong in cur correction. We iamodiateiy coy
recsed our correc ton. and th,rs matters rested
for stor, time. BA I'VE sooa commenced re-
ceivpg Communications that new removals on
political grounds were being made. These
letters have now become quite numerous; but
sl ce Postmaster W akeman asserts to the con
trary, would II not be wise for MIN to publish Q