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S-T-I86O-X.
Brakes Plantation BitterS.

They purify, strengthen and invigorate
They create healthy appetite.
They antidote TO change Of water and diet.
They the effects of dissipation and late hours
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers
They purify the breath and seidty OF the stomach.
They Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They Diarrhea, Cholera aud Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache
They the best Biters in the world They make thu
strong and exhausted natures great
They made of pure St. Crox Rum the celebrated Calls
Bark aud herbs and taken with the pleasure
Of beverage without regard time of day Parc
ary recommended to delicate persons requiring gentle
timuant. Sold by all Grocers Druggists, Hotels and
Saloons. p. H. DRAKE & CO,
325-eowI 202 Broadway, New York.
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THE LATEST NEWS!

REJOICING IN WAsHINGToN.-There
was great rejoicing in Washington on We'd
nesday over the Union victory in Kentucky.
Gov. Curtin was nominated for re-eIec-
ton as Governor of Pennsylvania, on We'd
nesday.
Gen. Grant has gone off on an expedi-
ton, destination not yet known-perhaps
Mobile.
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Married.

In Plymouth, July 26, Mr.. SAMUEL DIX, of Plymouth,
nd Miss ELLEN CUMMINGS, of Ludlow.
In Plymouth, July lsth by Rev. Thomas Baldwin, Mr.:
NDREw DUNLAP, and Miss MARY GREEN, both of
lymouth.
In Woodstock July Both the residence Of the brides
Their by Rev Dr. iona. Clement, HORACE HUNTSEsq OF
dNew York, to MARY, daughter Of Hon Jacob Coamer,
Woodstock
10 weathersfed July 23d, by Rev. N. Cudworth, Capt
NLSON +. CRAIGUE, of Racine Co. #, 4th Regt Wis
VS., and Miss MARY JANE, only daughter OF john
Sford, Esq, of Weathersheld.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-08-07

The CHARLOTTE MuRDER.-The coro-
ner's inquest on the body of Drum, the dis
charged soldier who was shot at Charlotte
on Monday, resulted in verdict of"murder
by the discharge of shotgun fred by John
Burns" The principal evidence against
Burns on his examination was from two of
his daughters, who testified that they heard
him load his gun and go to the door. and
then when Drum came along he said to
him +" Drum, why did you strike me to-
night :" Drum replied, sYou struck me
first" Burns then fired. Burns, after be.
ing committed for trial, fully confessed his
guilt.
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LYONS KATHAlRON.

THIS delightful article for preserving and beau
tfyng the human hair Is again put by the original
proprietor, and is made with the skill
attention which first created its immense and unpecedent
ed sales Of million bottles annually 1t is sti
sold Is cents in large bottles. Two million bottles
easily be sold year when IL Il again known that
Kathairon only the delightful har-dressing
the world but that il eleanses the scalp from scur and
dandru gives the hair lively rch, luxurznt growth and
prevents it from turning gray. These considerations
worth knowing The Kstharon has been tested for
twelve years. and is warranted described Any lady who
values beautiful head of hair will the ksthsron. IL
finely perfued, cheap and valuable It Is sold by all
respectable dealers throughout the world.
S2-5eovl d. s. BARNES CO, New York
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The General Statutes.

TIE General Statutes of Vermont are now pub
shed and for sale at the price of three dollars per
cor at the following places =
Bennington, Benton Sons
Poultl Q !, Henry K,
Brandon, VIM. Fora,
yetgennes, John L. Roberts,
St Adams, E. b. Whiting,
Irasburg i. N. Cushman,
Guildhal VIM. H. Hartshoin,
Bradford, Hosea Farr.
Montpelier Ballou Loveland,
Bellows Falls o. +. Woods,
Windsor. L. J. McIndoe,
Rutland futile Gay,
1865 Niddlebury, Solomon Parker,
Castleton, Northrop & Son.
Burlington, at the several Bookstores,
uydepark, Lucius II. Noyes,
st. .Johnsbury, T. NJ. Howard,
Chelsea, L. G.. Hinekley,
West Randolph, John Rowell,
Bratteboro, j. Steen,
Woodstock, N. Haskell
Royalton ID. G. Denison.
NE comics belonging to the several towns and the other
nons entitled BY law receive them will be found at
Il, several County Clerks Offices.
7 VIM. G. SHAW, Commissioner.
GEO. w. BAILEY, Jr., Sec of State.
July 18th, 1858 $3.50
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n O &c Z.

THE Trustees of the First Mortgage Bondhold-
i ers of the Vermont Valley Railroad Company, will pay
the coupons October 1st 1857 of the first mortgage
bords on and after August TO- 1868, the Office of the
TREASURER Company, in Bellows Falls For the con-
violence the Bondhoders in New York, and elsewhere
colpons will be paid for the space of month"; viz from
lou of August 10th of September at the oct of Alex
anler Hamilton, Jr No IA Wall Street Jauncy Court, and
thereafter will only be paid at the Office In Bellows Falls
Dated July q, 1868. 6l-o3'
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SaxtOn's River Seminary.

A FALL TERM Of II weeks, under the direc-
N ton Of Prof. ALLEN j. LEACH, will com
mence August 26 1868. Masic by Prof HAYDEN. TUT
tion as in other Institutions Reference for
Rooms and Board may be made to ". SABiN, Jr.,or
JAMES A. WILLARD, Secretary.
Saxtou's River, Jusy 20 1863 3iSi
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COMMISSIONERS. NOTICE.

w E. the subscribers, being duly appointed by the Hon
w Probate for the District of Westminster, COM
ssiouers receive examine and adjust all claims and de-
mqods against the estate of LUCY BURGESS, late
of Grafton said District deceased and also all claims
and demands exhibited in offset thereto; and six menths
from the sixteenth day of being allowed by said
Court for purpose do therefore hereby give notice
that we will attend the business If said appointment,
the dwelling of Patience Tarbel in said Grafton,
in said District Saturdays of September and
November next from O'Clock until O'Clock, p NJ, on
each Of said days.
JAMES SIIERWlN, Co,or,s
JONATHAN COTTON. oo" o
Alexander Atcherson Admir-. [3e3l Grafton, July FL
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DRUG CLERK WANTED.

A YOUNG MAN from IL to 20 years of age, in
n Drug Store learn the business that is
acquainted with it. Such person coming well recon-
mended will find good chance by applying to
Bellows Falls, July 81. 1901 o. +. woods
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-08-07

ZINE ENGLISH, SWISS, AND AMERICAN WATCHES
coIS-suvKR PLATED SPOONS,
With the leading styles of Fine Jswery will be kept for
sale at reasonable prices
None but personal attention will be given to the
yartment and by being eysd and prompt with all trusted
care and with superior tools and materials hope
to rerit your patronage cHAs. HARRINGTON
July, lss3- %
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rs falls dimes.
cal Matters.
Town Caucus.

NJ Town Saucus.
h men Of Rockingham, without
political parties, are requested
Rockingham Centre, on Satur-
day of August next, at 4
!, for the purpose of electing
ties to attend the County Con-
fayetteville, on the 18th of Au-
B choose a Town Committee,
other business thought proper
b. order of go,oa Committee.
L3S63.
to press earlier than usual this
e obliged to omit Cambridge
b..
be trance speaking by Mrs.
Westmoreland, n. H., at Rock
sunday, the 10th of this menth.
mer term of school in South
\, closed on Saturday last. The
5 devoted to speaking, deela.
hpositions, singing, &c., after
keOl marched to the upper room
Envy, where the citizens had
hice supper and picnic, as a
n and appreciation Of the schel-
il good behavior. Rev. Mr..
a short address, and the exer-
amid much good feeling
Sglad to notice that Merritt Clark,
be of the Union candidates for
n Rutland County. he is a thor
Union democrat, and was we
hen Der of the Charleston and
democratic conventions in 1860,
= idea Of sloughing off into cop
as is the case with few DEM
s State. who in the fore part of
pretended to be Union mea.
y phnson * Babbitt have already
T. repairs on their recent purchase
n or three weeks expect to be
siness.
r. the town caucus at the Centre
Z fternoon, will not be forgotten,
4 least enough will attend TO do
We can hardly make up
the farmers out to s political
\ q good hay weather." after so
fiod of wet weather as we have
rieneed. Still, we hope all who
Professions, and trades, and poll
ded of course they are uncondi-
81 men, viii attend. Fortunately
no exciting questions to come be-
! the caucus or the County Con-
lat we are aware OF, as probably
sticket of last year will be nomin-
Yeast we suppose that to be the
Pectation.
Bis Moses +. White and J. M.
have both been definitely heard
Aapman is at Hilton Head hospi-
"a 50 badly wounded as was at
~ and will recover. White has
4 New York, and is in McDougal
4 Fort Schuyler. His wound is
~ in the back, and it will be sew
= before he will be able to be re-
Ms friends here, who feel assured
i ultimately recover. His friends
nder many obligations TO Col.
IS lowe, for the promptness and
e. ner with which he has sought
warded information Of their
ENDS condition, and we may
Is, we believe, has been true of
over since the war began. He
Forld of good TO sick and wound
nd their friends in this State.
u. ry and poetry will be published
The request Cor insertion this
100 late.
her has this week been more
pr haying. Sunday was the
Of the season, being over 80
iad to be able TO say this week
pfqughton is considerable better.
eafsng with reference TO the lst and
bondholders of the Rutland &
Railroad, which was to have
e this place on Wednesday at
IONS Office, was adjourned at the
ne I'd bondholders, on account
mess of one of their counsel,
Underwood, of Burlington.
greatest perpetual motion fly
age, call at Arms & Wilson's.
RATED MEN OF WINDHAM
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wILLTAM GRACE,
Amesbury, Mass.

PRICE Is CENTS PER BOX.
Each box the above the fac-simile Of the pro
prietors signature attached 10 it, which Is duly copy
rghted.
Geo. c. Goodwin Co. IS Hanover Street, Boston, Gem
erai Agents for New England. Graoess Save be OBJ
tanned all the respectable Druggists and country stores
everywhere. 1slI
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PROTECTIVE
WAR CLAIM ASSOCIATION

4 UIt 4fI4 " E1FtTIIt4Nb.
INCORPORATED 1863
Once, No. IL Railroad Exchange, Court
Square, Boston, Mass.
Chief Justice BIGELow, President
Ills Excelleney JOHN A ANDREW and AMOS A. Law
RENEE, Nice-Presideuts.
WALDO HIGGINsoS, treasurer.
U. TRACY HOWE, Secretary.
War Claims of all kinds adjusted and collected and adj
vice given TO soldiers and sailors their miies without
charge. Apply 10
%. TRACY HOWE, Secretary.
No. IL Railroad Exchange, Court Square, Boston, Mass
Boston, June i, 1868, 2fa
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VT. VALLEY r. R. COMP ANY

THE Annual meeting of this Company will be
holden at their Office at Bellows Falls Wednesday,
the 10Th day of August next III O'Clock, Each
Stakeholder will be entitled to free pass to and from the
Meng on presentation of Certificate his Stock the
Conductor. L. H. MEAD, Clerk
Brattleboro, July 20, 1868. 1882
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American House.
Il BOSTON,

rs the largest and best arranged Hotel in the New
england States is centrally located and easy of
from all routes of travel 1t contains all the modern i'm
every convenience for the comfort and ac
conmodation of the travelling public The sleeping rooms
arar roe and we'll ventilated suites of we'll
arranged completely furnished for families and large
travelling parties and the house will continue to be kept as
a ffst-c lass Hotel in every respect.
telegraph in the house to all parts of the country.
LEWIS RICE, Proprietor.
boston, Mass. Aug /, 1858. 5z-3l-ly
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CHAS. HARRINGTON,

Formerly with Chase Trip, and later connected will
one of the largest stores of the kind In the State thereby
coming in every variety Of the work and bus
iness has taken with l. N THORN, Of Brstteboro
where he offers his services as
Matchmaker. Jeweller and Engraver.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-08-07

a South windham, July 10. of diptheria. BENJAMIN
ARAULDING, formerly Of Dummerston, aged ~ years,
1honths.
iTownshend, July 16, Miss JENNIE z FISHER, third
dahter of Dea. Daniel Fisher, aged 10 years.
He'd in battle at Gettysburg, Pa, July Sergt MOSES
p BALDWIN, Co O, 10th Regt VT. Vols, son Of Rev.
Thnas Baldwin of Plymouth, aged % years.
Grafton, July %, Mrs. HARRIET, wife of Mr. Reuben
Stems, aged AZ years.
FDummerston, June II, of consumption, Mr.. BENJA-
MI SMITH, aged rs years, month"; 26 days.
Chesterfield, N. H., july %, Mrs. MARY A., wife of
MJohn Harris aged 80 years, months, and 81 days.
Mount Holly, Aug LIST, EDWIN A SAWYER, son Of
Assasyer, aged IL years.
Londonderry, Aug. 2, WILLIAM RUGG aged ~ years
of loera morbus lie leaves wife and five children to
morn his rreparable loss has for time been
deon ia the baptist church in Londonderry, and faith
FUND devoted Christian ready aud willing to put his
hal to every good work in the Christian warfare AS
suuntendent Sabbath school he loved and ad-
mid and townsman and citizen, highly esteemed and
resected by all who knew him. COMM
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-08-07

PernleptOry Sale Of
II Il A L L - II a II Il
AT Auction, In Putney, VI.
fINHE subscriber win sell at PuBLIc AUCTION, on
l. Tuesday, September fst, 1853, on the prem
ises, the wekn"wn hennett Farm, situated In Putney
about mile north OF putney Hollow, called, the
road from Westminster &c patney, containing about
~ 90 ASa0 Nc So
divided into Tnlage Pasture, and Woodland. 8Ut
The woodot contains about 1s acres Of thrifty growth
the pasture about 90 ACRES aud Is said good
ture there IN Putney the Tage about As acres
good of cultivation, and mostly with
wall The Buildings consist Of twostory House, two
Barns and suitable Outbudipgs The Farm very pleas
autly located and well waered, with good supply Fruit
Trees l.M
The property viii DO sold IN lots to suit purchasers and
l. worthy the of those wishing to purchase
cultivation for pasturing Sale to commence NJ.
near the primises or of George Rust Wapoe, N H. Pos
session given OF the House with deed and Of the Land
january lst 1864 =. p. BENNETT.
Putney July 81 1881 Csc. Rusr, Auetr
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Died.

MARRIAGES AND DEATHS inserted FREE OBITUARIES, in
cdng Poetry, to be paid for according to length
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CRiCE'S CELEBRiTED SALyE.
A SURE RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERER.

This Salve is vegetable preparation, invent
ed in the 18th century, by DR. WIN. GRACE,
surgeon in King Iames's army. Through its
agency he cured thousands of most serious sores
and wounds that baffled the skill of the most
eminent physicians of his day, and was regarded
by all who knew him as public benefactor.
Grace's Celebrated salye cures Burn
Graces Celebrated Salvo cures Scnld5.
Graces Celebrated ealve cures Flesh Wounds.
Grace's Celebrated salvs cures Corns.
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Felons
Grace's Celebrated salve cures Frozen Limbs.
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Wens.
Gracs's Celebrated Salve cures Callouses.
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Salt Rheum.
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Chilblains
Grace's Celebrated Salye cures Sore Breast.
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Sore Lips.
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Erysipelas Sores.
Grace's Celebrated salve cures Assesses.
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Ulcers.
Grace's Celebrated salve cures Chapped Hands.
Grace's Celebrated salve cureo RingwOrms.
And from Sores ndWounds of the most serious
nature down to a common Pimple. 1t eradi-
Gates Pimples from the face, and beauties the
skin. There is no preparation before the public
that can equal this Salve in prompt and ener-
getic action for the speedy cure of external dis
cases. as those who have tried its virtues testify.
Soldiers, Sailors, and Fishermen, will find this
Salve their best friend.
1t has none of the irritating, heating proper
ties of other remedies, but cools cleanses, and
heals the most serious Sores and Wounds.
Every family, and especially those containing
children, should keep box on hand in case of
accident, for it will save them much trouble.
suffering, and money. All it wants is fair
trial to cure old and inveterate Sores.
MANUFACTURED BY
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RATED MEN OF WINDHAM
We are glad TO learn that the
of this County behaved them
II when they got away from
ili be seen from the following
I'M, from the Woodstock Stand
Feek -
fted men Of Windham County
eporting themselves to the Pro-
al for examination during the
st and the present week, the
in which they have to report
pay, the LIST of August. They
ads from twenty to one hun
are rejected for disability,
E substitutes, some array them
livery of the government and
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to press earlier than usual this
'e obliged to omit Cambridge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-30

Brig Timothy Field (of BapsorI, Coneiy, Arroyo, r. n,
May Il, n,os..e. to Bret,. Bon CO.
Bds Princes. Royal (Br NowbOid Bermuda days. Ha''
10. TO Jones Tough. $780,.
Brig Magma Jharts tof Windsor, ". 81 SHAW Sieuueso'
May J. sugar to n. X. Dswolc =, 4.
IstockA Psicurek, Msseiles 20 daS d'e' 70
ordsf. .
Brig Alice Franklin tof Yumouah. ". 81 Kelly, Havana
Is days sugar to Surges Co. Had ~ Il. weather mo"
OF the Passage. -.
Schr Henry W. Johnson tvrecking) Poole Chincoesgn"
days with II bales Of cotton the ssis rigging snehofs Nc
from przs schr Maria Bi.hop, sshors on Chincoeasue
Shoals and 81 hhd. from bi Victor ashore a. oieen
Run. Nd eforo reported from Nusyas for TINS peril 20
johnson Higsin..
schr Phebs, Morrow Bsrrcos IL days. fruit to j. Il.
Pcarssl
sehr Bspsor Jordan Elizabeth port, coal for Boston
Schr T.. Woten Dbbe, Coo.sckie mdse Tor fIoyidonce
Schr. Ellen Pratt Small Fall River
Schr. Clara T. Holmes tof Provineetown) COOK Ponce
p r. days. moasses To Daniel Trowbddee OF Nsw'hnvep
25th inst lat IS t0 lon H. p0ssed tho wreck Of aagev
gel dmst-d wsterosged and abandoned with 'nsu ana
sails attached lying song'ide hesvy sea on coua not
board her.
sehr Hero tof p.wick Lsssmsn Matau' IL days pine'
srrle- TO J. I. Pearssl.
bchr. Golden Esgie Kelsey Provider days, ballast
Schr. Jouur Tealer, Mitchell. Providence, ballast
sehr Monitor Whalen, Elzabeihport, coal FOR Wsrehan
Scbr. Emriine Brown, New-tIaven. ballast .
Schr Anthem tof Cambridge, Hopkins Cennego' May "
sugsr, kc., to HAYES Welch. ,
Schr. c. Minerva tof Kingston Jam Dslfosse. Apnwah
20 days, ndse 10 Rbon Munoa
Echr Mary Helen Hutchinson. Georgetown, ID. o. coal
sehr. Palmvra. Lubski, Georgetown, coal
WIND-Sunsst, W., light
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Hooka Received.

TIL. Races Of the OLD World. Manual Of Eihnoogy BY
Cbale, l. Brace. limo Up $40. Charles scIbner.
Paris in America BY Dr. Rene Leis6y"; Translated ''
Mary s. Booth. Bmo. pp 80. The Same. -, ,
The Hi,tor, Of the Supernatural BY William howI
VIOLA limo j. y Lprincott Co.
Tho Intas: Story of Modern Life. l2mo pp. e3 4. D.
Peterson Brothcrs SD.
Good Thousf IN Tmss and Other Papers By Thomas
FULLER ID. ID. l2mo. PIP. 3g7. Ticknor Fields ,,
Life In the Open Air. sBd Other Papers by Theodore Nin'
throp. 12mo. pp. 374. Tns same A.
Southern History the War. BY Edward A. Pollard tVo
pp. 369. Charles h. Richardson. Al,
Christophes Nsrth. Memoir II John Wilson: ~ h'
Daughter. Mr.. Gordon. With an Introduction ~ n
Shelton Mackenzie ID. c. L. Rnio Pr. <Sh W. j.
Middleton.
The Ls ard Letters Of Washington living by his Nephew
Pierre NJ Irving Volume III. l2no PIP WI " T.
Putnam. -, . -,
Ths Davout Churchman's Companion. Edited by the Hev
w ". Odenheiusr, A NJ. limo. pp. ao Dieh
Fitzgerald
Evidence 20 Man, Place In Nsture. BY Thomas H. HUI
ley, r. r. s. l2mo. PIP lB4. ID. Appleton u Co.
Money. by Charles Moran. l2mo. PIP. N5 The same.
the Symbolic Character Of the Sacred scpufe'
By the Rev Abiel Silver llmo PIP. 253. The same'
Tho Cris. svo. Up 95. The Same. - =,
A Memorial Of Su,sn Maria Underwood. Nv Mrs ELIZA H.
Andersen. l2mo pp. 25O American Tract society:
p the Ladder; or Striving aud Thriving BY Mrs Msdeine
Letie. l2mo. Up. 255 Sheldon Go.
The Story of Elizabeth. Reprinted from h, Cornhiu mA
Iins. limo. pp 22A James q. Or'sory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-30

A RrprL WILL.-The following was found by a
soldier OF the oath Michigan Infantry, recently, IN
house in tho little village Of Port Royal, on the
Rsppahsnnock. We call attention especially TO It's
second section:
ain the name Of God, Amen. /, John Cooper Of
the County Of Carolina aud State oi Virginia being
OF sound mind and health and o. disrosiuo memory,
DO make this MY Lat will and tssthment hereby
revokiug all Others heretofore made Imprint u
!, my will that after my funeral expenses aud lus'
uebs be paid all my esistc, both real and personal h.
vested forever in my beloved daughter Nancy beso'
ten Of INV loving wife Charlotte, aud such other chi
dreu as may Le born GunnR our eoveiturc, 10 Dc
equally divided between my ssid dAushier Nancy
and nv other children aforesaid, rcs-ENing, how
ever. a support ~ NY wills Charlotte, out oi ny
csate during her widOwhOot.
Secondly do hereby cHgdHcipaf, and act trd my
beloved vile Charlotte AID NY daughter Nancy
and such other children ~ may 10 bcsO'ton On tue
body Of my wife Charlotte.
In te,tirony whereof, 1 have hsrcunio Get my
hand and affixed my zeal, TN, 26h day Of March, liz
he year u our Lord one thousand eight huudTed
and Iuy. four joins CoorIR.
sl.ues scaled .ekEerisdsed Iub.hsi .ns dsli,'isd h.
ca, 'oipt uf,.eIcs STAFFORD n PARKER,
WILLIAM CAILUI.
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Arrived.

Steamship Potomac, Hoffman. Portland. rndso and pass
10 II. Il Cromwcns 90. , O., N, tt.- n
s,nust Sophia III. s. tsnsportl. CTumb Wellington, ID
4 h.lia. 10 /, s. Quartermsstsf. -
Steamer Wsstehotor Davis Providence noss 10 bd"afd
s,.s'n.f Comstocs Dr.ie Phn.depha. mdse 10 Lopsr
Steamer josephine Thomson. Cunda' Baltimore. md'e to
se.mgr Detroit Tosl Wellington, D. G., 80 hours to Lo
por HI kpatrics. "A, -. A.,
retufn wish snip Fiscaiaqna Weeks, In GOV.
shin John D. Boyd Thomas, Liverpool May ndfs AVID
i 70 WIN ryson Three death. and or pii'h
Nav ~ s 81 10 lon ~ o. TO 30. 80 pace leo 'en eeoeis''
Nav ~ lat a. o. Ion 81 90 exchanged 'shss WIN snip
shndusly LineAen, CsTdin Apri w. loi Ss",l OLA .
shin Argentine (hus Ms0yoh, 'a'dn % day eoa' w
MASTER Made southern 20 ana had hi9 Nos'h. =,
LalN In,es'igof (of SsuspoI p.scy havana Hia) -,
,.r 10 Walsh Carver Chsse Had hight winds sud Gains
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