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Nrv YORK. Nov. IS.

NEW YORK. NOV. 10.
By the steamer Cahawha we have New
Orleans dates of the Sd inst. The rebels
were building forts On both sides Of the Red
river above Alexandrian Falls.
The registered enemies sent out OF the
Union lines have been eonscripted by the
rebels. The rebels at Brownsville, Texas,
have prohibited inspirations except Of corn,
-four and vegetable
Our returned prisoners say immense guam
title of cotton passed Tyler for Brownsville
and Shreveport.
Our consul at Matamoras is still protected
by the French guard.
Over 100 deserters from the rebel army
came across the Rio Grande in one DAY.
Gen. Baily had made two very successful
raids in Western Florida.
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ABIAL ROGERS ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. ITO all persons con-
District OF Cbittenden, IS. i cerned in the Rs.
tate Of Abial Rogers, late Of IND, rhili, in said
District, deceased,
GRzETISc.
Ala Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and for the District Of Chttenden. on the III day
OF Nov AID, 1864, Instrument, purpurting To DO
tho last Will and Testament Of Abial Rosers,
late Of nderhil in said District deceasef, was pre-
ssnted TO the Court sfJressid for Probate, by the
Executor therein named.
And il Is ordered by said Court that the 9Th daT
Of December, A D. 1861, at the PROBATE c urt
Rooms in said Burlington, be assigned for proving
said Instrument; and that notice thereof he given
20 all persons concerned By publishing this order
th-es weeks successfully in the Burlington FREQ
Press, newspaper printed at said Burlington, pre-
viOus 70 she time appointed.
THEREFORE,, you arr hereby notified - appear
before said Court, at the time and place aioreaid,
and contest the probate Of said will, If NC1 hayo
cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington in said Dis-
triet, this 18th tav Of November. a. lsd4.
T. E. WALES, Judge
E2lv3
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DAWN
DIR. RAND-s SPECIFIC.
Oct

THE Oldest and most reliable medicine for the
/ cure Of Sper1nato-hua, Seminal Weakness, Loss
OF Power, &c. This medicine has stood the test Of
over thirty years and has always proved a success
DR.. RAND'S SPECIFIC is exhibited in the form
of pills made VI entirely Of substances that have
specific effect upon the generative organs. Most
persons associate the idea Of operations upon the
Of pr Rand i not intended As an et1cuatiHg rledi
cine Its medicinal virtues are expended entirely
up0a the impaired reEenerative organs. The pllls
are not pleasant 10 the taste, and many persons
masticate them with impunity before swallowing
them which plan we would always recommend, a.
afordng the speediest way 70 get the effect OF the
remedy.
Price 81 per box, or six boxes for So Sold BY
druggists everywhere
JNO. J. KRONER, Wholesale Agent.
&03 Chestnut St, Philadelphia. Pa
Aug y. dlYr
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EeIeGI.

Aaheresidenee Of Doct. kendrick. Plymouth,
as, on the eth inst, John KeDdrick. youngest
~ Of Hon. John 2 Potter, [. ; Consul General
Montreal, aged II years.
|NeDougal Hospital. Fort schuyler. New Tori
'A'Sor' Oct 9Th. Corp. John l.. Newton. @. Co. Z,
10 hvgt. Yt-Vols., aged Is years
Oorp. Newton went from Burlington. He WAS
''Snded a. Chapin's Farm, near Richmond, Va,
Tie 18Th a sept; mt was thought 70 b. in a fair
~ o. recovery. tie came to Fort Schuy Ter on
-' way to Burlington. and while waiting to be for
'''oed, was taken with chills and lever and died
S'i's suddenly.
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DRUNKENNESS CURED.

gt1HE Iuehriate may now bid defiance to the tempt
| inc cup. DR.. Zsne's antido:e for strong drink
4. ceTtaii cure fer drunkenness. IL creates dis
lie for stTon. drink and be administered with
ont The knowledge Of the patient.
Descriptive circulars sent to any address. for
saIe IN I'M respectable druggists in the United
States and Canadas. Price s. per box, or packages
II tx boxes for s..
mo J. KRONER, Wholesale Agent
.d3 Chestnut ST.. Philadelph'a Pa
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the Ccnsumptive Rheumatic Costive, Bilious and
Delicate. after some days use, viii find renewed
treugth and life pervade every organ OF their
frames.
Every dose makes the blood purer. The nerves
commence and terminate in the veins. These pills
as a FIRST effect act upon the artei ial blood. inereas
ins the circulation, by which impurities are depos-
tied in the veins and they throw of suc;i conec-
tons into the bowels. which organs. by the energy
derived from Braudreth. Pills expel them FROM
the system When first used the Pills may coca
sion gripping, and even make the patient feel worse
This is an excellent sign and shows the disease will
soon Doe cured No great good is often achieved
without some trouble in its attainment, and this
rule applies to the recovery Of health Sold ~ all
respectable dealers in medicines.
Oct 80 dawlm
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MuNIFELLEk. Wv. Is

The bin 70 organize the militia has finally
passed the Senate beyond reconsideration.
1t was sent into the House tins morning.
The House refused to-day ly vote OF 1873 20
81 to reconsider their vote repeating the
agricultural college act Of last year. The
bill to Incorporate separate Agricultural
College will come next under consideration.
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TIE CASE OF THE RAIDERS Tie ease for
te prosecution against the st. Adams
7liers closed yesterday when it was decided
take voluntary statements Of the prisoners.
Young made a statement and said he was a
mmIs-ipned officer in the Confederate ser
SEA that tic expedition was not projected in
l.raaa;and that the object Of it was 70 retail
ste i.racts committed by Grant Sheridan and
..a-rs. not IN accordance with civilized war
-.r
toung then handed in bis commission
Mr.. Seldom, Secretary Of War of the
Moderate States. lie then SAID be bad to
-nunicate with his government at Rich
-ai TO obtain important testimony and
not be ready for a full defense for 80
d.
iar other prisoners also made statements.
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nrR,.rrs cENTER.s EsrAIE.

STATE OF VERMONT. I'VE Hon. tic PROBATE
t;rari Is.e district, ss. Il Count i-r the Di--i-i-
4 Graud Isle -, = .-. g NE
IN. f,srtir. late Of Grand Isle, deceased
'us '-'--' Greeting.
Ala Probate Court holden at the Pro, ate Cl;e
80 p-e,.,- A kni.lt JUICE, An iu-trumclti
In vri,ia. p,i-uortins g. Doe the last Will ana les
tan1rnt III rerlstus Center late % q aud ISIS de-
',s-i ts.-,.- presented here by Hiram Center one
- 49,. r,.,T-..-s therein named for tr1.at-f 10 IS
ordered i, ..d Court. On At all persons c'rr.-nrt
,be-cil te p titled. 90 appear az a session 81 -t.i
n i7 saii District on the 81! JAS Of Deem or
nett AZ one o'clock in the afternoon. ami snow
stIse. II auv they may have, against the f'q'Sti
~ .aiI viii or which purpose it is further ofl
ti,t rr,, of the record OF this oTier be pu'--
In lie Burlington Free Pres, printed at Curing
tor three veess successIvely. as soon as Ltas DE-
'~s 8ttes,. AUGUSTUS KNIGHT, Judge
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CPLTT Peas. Pearl Barley, Maccaronis Vermaoelli,
> Tapi0ca, sage, Farina and Rice Flour.
tog sale by
+. I. PTERSOS,
li9 Church ST.
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AR AVN -
REFERENCES

WASHINGTON, D. G., april u.s. i-.4
We take pleasure In "a wing that {. t. Bruce, Esq.
has complied with the act Of Congress aafh0ri=iHg
certain persons 10 act Army and Navy AGENTS for
the COLLECTION Of war claims against he Govern ent
and to recommend him % all persons that have
claims they wish collected promptly.
Unifea Stafss Ssaafors-BsnaIlin ?. Wade, John
Sherman.
Members Of congrsss-E. r Eckley. wm. John
ston, Vim. B. Allison.
June /. Wivr
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We take pleasure in calling the attention Of
u reader. to the advertisement Of Kennedy's
"a; Raeum Ointment. Mr.. Kennedy's prepar-
,alns have been 80 long before the public ard
re 50 generally used that little need be said in
Ter favor. The Salt Rheum Ointment il par
',alarly Family Ointment. II is designed to
re instant relief in all burns. scalds and cuts,
nj Is cooling and softening application is
'ered to be without an equal Ask for Ken
-riy's Salt Rheum Ointment and one trial will
,''ve the truth Of our words.
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NEW YoRK. Nov. 10.

The HTalds Washington despatch dis
patch says " is positively asserted by high
officials that See Stanton will be made Chief
Justice and Mr.. Holt Secretary of War.
others say zen. Banks will be made Secrc-
tary.
The Herald says a private note from
City Point says reports from our lelt wing
siy Jhe enemy were massing on our left on
Friday, and an attack was expected
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CONSTITUTION WATER.
WErnERsrIrLp. Corx.. Marah 2.

WETHERsFIRLD, CoSS., March :, sea
Ds. ". Z. GRECO
Dsar Su Having seen your advertisement Of
" Constitution Water" recommended for InhaInma-
tou Of the Kidneys, and Irritation Of the Bladder,
having suffered for the past thres years, and tried
the skin Of number Of physician. with only a
temporary relief was induced TO Try yorr medicine
! procured one bottle o. your agents at Hartford,
Mc-srs. Lee Sisson * Co, and when had used half
OF it, TO my surprise, fonnd great change in nv
health have used two bottles Of il, and am where
I never 1pectet to he in my lie well, aad in good
spirits cannot express my gratitude for it Il feel
that it s all and more than you recommend ito be
May the blessing Of God ever attend you Ia your
laoors o. love.
Yours, truly, LEONARD 5. BlGELoW.
DR.. ". II. GREGG
Drz- Sri have been suffering for loag time
with what physicians call Disease Of the Pro,rats
GIans AM Retention of UriHe, and was unable to Or
tain any relief EMIL used CoystlTSrIoN WATER.
which began 20 produce It's curative effect after tax
in q-- 1- two DOSES and 10 man can be more CRATE
ful than nj the results-hayius suffered all that
mar -ul suffer and live and rather than 10 be de-
priy,5 .- the medicine would be willing 70 pay
F.Ty 100 ar, d bottle for it.
Ii has uot only cured me, but several other ofac
ers In ny district have been cured by IT, and would
recommend every body suffering from any diseases
Of tie kidneys, TO use Constitution water.
RICHARD LUSH,
New York Dec. o., ,5i. Sergeant 9Th Ward Police.
MORGAN q ALLEN, Wholesale Agents.
45 Gill Street, New YORK
sold by all Druggists.
Oct. 18th. lsdsW5r
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% DrsrEPrIcs-Or any one suffering from
l'fepsis, jaundice, liver complaint. dropsy, or
'5 Of those evils that follow from indigestion,
'-a as loss Of appetite, headache, costiveness,
"sness, prOstration and general debility,
ID At once procure bottle Of Pinkerton's
'Al,o and Calisaya Bitters. They are pleasant
ne taste and mild in their action, while they
r,engthen and invigorate. They will satisfy
most skeptical in the use Of one bottle
For sale by all druggists and respectable deal
~ every where.
JACOB PIxKERToS. Manufacturer,
Il and Is james ST.,
wow Syracuse, y. J..
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ASAH CLARK's ESTATE.

STATE OF VE RM0NT, 1.-THE Honorable the Pro
District Of Chtsendsn, s. bate Court for the Dis
triet OF Ghittenden.
To all persons interested IN the estate 4 Anah
Ci,-k late Of Charlotte, in said District, deceased
GREETING.
WHEREAs s.td Court hath assigned the Sth day
Of December next for the settlement Of the admin
straion account Of the Executor Of the last Will ana
testament Of said Anah Clark, deceased and ordered
that public notice thereof be given 10 all persons
Interested in said estate, BY publishing tbs order
three weeks successfully previous % the gay as
signed in the Burlington Free Press, printed II
Burlington, in said District
TAsrsfore YOU are hereby notified = appear AZ
the Probate Court rooms, in Burlington au the Gay
ASSIGNED then and there % contest the allowance "
said account. II you see cause.
t,i, EN- under my hand this 18th day Of November,
A. ID. l-64- - ,.r,-.
wl-w3 L. r. WALES Jul -
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Married.

= Franklin, Oct. 81, Capt. c. D. Crane, Provost
-l-;hAl lst Dist. Vt. and Miss J. 0reils Pond.
Z dines5urgh. Oct. sl2th, by Rev. c. Z. Ferrin
" Lease G. Cole of Ferrisburgh. and Miss Rosa A.
ate Of Einesburgb.
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4 detachment OF the lst Vt. Cavalry. 100
Humter nmanded by H. NJ. Paige. ar
-sel 90 Tins village on the evening yf election
Cay, aud were quartered in the Court House.
Fltrc they remained until yesterday morn
NJ, when they returned To Burlington by
The steamer " Montreal, Capt H. Mayo
They %, o. be mustered out of service on the
.,t4 inst Both officers and men won the
, 9i y ini.n Of the people OF the village for
.-t- quiet. orderly and soidier-likc deport-
aH, during their short stay with US
Plt'1ryt Republican.
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KROMER's CUpham's) HAIR DYE
an Cents a kON.

DoXES larger than Dyes that cell FOR 81 Nhrs
ID RAT. DURABLE, BEAUTIFuL- "hkkANIkp :.
,II,se This article has been thoroughly tested o,
b. CatLTox OF New York, and PROS Booth Hne
liarrs.- Of Philadelphia, who pronounce "
r. II poisonous ingredients, tnu ~ mAteiif
.,siri,r il will not injure the most delicate
sold hy Druggists and Fancy Goods dealers
where ,o,rrp so,. pror-ia.or
+sa Chestnut st.. Philsdslpnia-
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News of the Week.
BYTelegraph.
Gen: ShermGn's .iEarcE.
RUMORED CAPTURE OF
ATLANTA.
FROM VIEW ORLE.E.V,s
Rebel operations in Texas.
TWO RAIDS IN WEST FLORIDA.
RUMORED CABINET CHANGES.
Resignation of Gen. Mcclellan,


MoSrrELIER, Nov. 10.
The House have ordered the bill prepared
by Mr.. Stewart oil Middlebury, To incorpor-
ste a separate Agricultural College. TO a
third reading. Il was discussed at length
this morning and there seems to be no doubt
that it will PASS the House
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MoRoA LEE AND ANOTHER'S Is
TATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, ; TIE Hon PROBATE
District Of Chittenden Is. i Court for the Dis
trict Of Chittenden. r,,
To am persons interested in the Estate o. Moroa
Lee and Rosela Lee Of Willst0n, in said DIS iiet-
MINUTE Greeting.
WHEREAS. application in writing hath been
male u this Court hy the Guardian Of stli ii Ts
~ If.eus. and authority % sell the whole &C the
real estate o. his sa,d wards setting l"rtn tAsie'
that they own two undivided eighth parts ui c-l-
t.in lands situate in said Nii,ton o. t- i acres
Of land formerly the homestead % their iA-Ht1
Hiram $ Lee Diseased, also lli acres 40 Ease
land adjoining subject % the dover % t.t WHO"
and the intere. Of the widow ami OF tla the1 t4-
dren ~ said Hiram ). Lee Ia homestead 20 PC seq
out i'm ala premises and that il would De '5r ihe M
terest of a wards 90 sell their interest n sara prem
ise. and convert the proceeds Thereof into ,l' i
thereupon the said Court appointed and a-s-Eei
TIE al day Of December. A. ID 1861, at the tf'.Ata
Court Rooms. in said District, 90 hear ahi dre'1e
up0u sad application and ordered that pn ~ no.
tice thereof be given 90 all persons nterestc tete-
in bv ruhli.hiug this order three weeks s4cits-Ft-
" in the BURLINGTON Free Pres, q new paper
which rir. ates i'm the nei-hhOrhOot ni those per-
son. interested therein, al which pun cations 'a4l
be previous o. the time appointed flr herring
Therefore YOU are hereby notified o. app-+
lore I'D Court al the time AMI place ii'T stll,
then ana there 20 object 70 the granting eA sum
license, II you see cause ~. g,...-.
Given IN Ter my hlnd, at the Pr ,oati D14t-
Rooms. this IGth day OF NOyemhcr. a. ID -
'''''''' T. Z. WALES, Jud &C.
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MARsHAL'S NOTICE


United states Of America, 81,
Vermont District,
nURSUANT to a monition issued out OF inc non
cradle District Court OF the United states lor
the Vermont District, hereby give notice that an
in6,rm,tion Tor violation OF the Revenue La" OF inc
Trted state has been sled in said urt by 6eorge
Howe. ESQ. District Attorney Of the United states
for aid district, against-tweuty yAris oiacN
Ell silk and wooden dress goods-niteeh Az. $40
sk and wooden dress goods. two slk ores patterns,
nine shirts four pair Of gloves, lot OF lace cotars
and cuffs one dozen cotton stockings, hlteeh anu
one half wards white aannel-seized at lsiane o9a
in aid district on the 18th day OF Octooer' a u.
,e,rlsaid and the same will be condemned sSrrea-
Ne 10 the PRAYER Of said information AZ inc IsAt
special term Of the said District Court 70 &c l-gcu
AZ Burlington within and for said Vermont j ,tiet
IN ne I5fh day Of November, ~ ID. 1854 unless
claim or claims shall be nterpOsed on or before tas
,iav OF which all persons Interested Will 'ANe Jus
notice and govern themselves accordingly.
Given under my hand at Burlington m sall D's-
J. A. ARTHUR
U. S. Deputy Marshal
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non ,crw .DsvoRTs.s ESTATE.

HORACE w DSW OkIH's r. Il H4'
rI'O the Hon the Probate Court for the District OF
i Grand Isle, JabeE Ladd Of Grand Isle ana
calvin p Robinson OF South Hero in said district
or Grand Isle adm nistratOr Of thelstate OF horace
W-dsworth late OF South Hero deceased beg leave
10 apply 10 your Hon Court for license 70 nVey 20
Chauncey Smith, OfAlburghin the county OF uI1nu
Isle the Mazsion House, and the lanos thetet9 20
longing together with the buildings thereto belong
ing at Albargh Springs, and IN possession o. saia
Chauncey smith more particularly described n
BOND or Contract OF the said WadswOrth, dated let
day Of September A. ID. 1855.
Which aid premises said Wadsworth was AZ the
time Of his death and in bis life time under con-
tract binding in law and equity, to Deed TO said
Smith. -,,,---o,-
Att'vfor Ladd Robinson
Albursh. 18th Oct. 1864.
STATE OF VERMONT, ut Is ordered by the
District OF GRAND ISLE, IS. i Probate Court for
the district aforesaid that all persons concerned be
notified. to appear before said Court at session
thereos 10 be holden at the Probate Office IN North
Hero on the 18th day OF November next at 10 o'clock
A NJ and show cause II any thew nav have, why
the liberty and authority requested in the foregong
application should not be granted and Tor that pur-
nose the said application together with this order
Be published in the Burlington Free Press, printed
al Burlington three weeks SUCCESSFULLY as soon as
NAV be
In witness whereof have hereunto affixed the
seal Of said Court and subscribed my name at North
Hero in said district this 18th day Of October A ID.
SL.sJ A. KNIGHT, Judge.
wlSw3
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NEW YORK, Nov. II.


By an order Of the President the resigna-
ton Of Gen. Mcclellan rendered on the sth
INST. Is accepted and Gen. Sheridan Is pro-
NOTED to the vacancy, to date from the hat
lie of Cedar Run.
The Herad's Washington despatch says it
is now a certainty that Sec. Stanton will be
made Chief Justice and that Gen. Butler
will he brought into the War Department
The reported capture Of Augusta, Ga, by
Gen. Sherman is treated as a
canard BY the military here
If marching in that direction he has no: yet
had time to reach that place
There is no expectation of hearing from
him for several days to come, except through
southern sources
The Tri5une's Washington despatch says:
The report gains currency that Mr.. Walker
will take Sec Fessenden's place. Sec. lolan-
toms illness is SO severe that his physicians
have advised him to abandon his official
anxieties.
The Times dispatch says Gen. Hancock
has been temporarily relieved OF his COM
mand at his own request, to attend to his
wound.
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How SOLDER DIED.-T0e following in
cient occurred at the City Point Hospital
,aa ilv- since:
a chaplain ofthe Christian Commission
While moving through the long line of suf-
t--r,. admisterIng the con-olauons OF the
srtl, approached the bedside Of a gallant
'H.T who was severely wounded. His
e-.-ly march was nearly ended; but when
rlaVlain asked him II he was prepared tO
s be- motonei for pencil and paper, and
rtla tremuious hand wrote, i am prepared
% TO heaven nv trust in Jesus Christ is
fleet and Immediately under these words
assured victory over the grave. Come
round the flag, bows The chaplain
< tie paper, and standing up, read it
r1a loud vOioe. Jus. a. he concluded. a
seer vine had recently llsr a b md sprang
bus bed, and waving the mutIlated
camp in the air, burst forth with the glorious
.as bis diving comrade had suggested The
{. C, WAS electric \ thousand voices took
.1e chorus, and the place of suffering was
-aic 10 fairly rock with the thunder of melo-
s. that vast soldier choir erased singing,
. chaplain turned to look upon the diving
ave He vas Just IN time 10 catch the
.. faint smile that lIckered across the sun
mt face rs the soul was waited on the
STAINS Of tuat Union music to the throne OF
rty. - Old Dominion, 29.s
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nrxIsnN pARKER.s EsrATE.

WE. THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been ippoiin. .
w "a by the Honorable the Prootte C'urt l1F
he District OF Chttenden, Comn'ssio9ers " re-
sli 1000 a.-ainst the estate % Dcaison Pdrser.
f-ts F Teri-ho In aid District. represented lnsol-
vent a,i also all claims and demands cAlioiieu pa
cffssf thereto: and six months from the "a. OF we
80. +..re,f helm. al lowed by said Court i'r liAt
s,,,rr,se We DO therefore hereby give notice. INA.
- Win attend 20 the business Of our apPo.u,l1 ~
a. ,b dreIliu.- Of Mrs Parma Parker m JeFich' pa
- n .t-i,t IN the first Thursdays Of DECEMBER
and April next Al 10 O'Clock, A. ~ on eaen o' si''
days. 80 N terf
ANDREW WARNER Commissioners.
EDWIN BENTLl. 5
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FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. IA.

All the buildings at Rocky Landing on
the James river, were Destroyed by fire to-
dav. Tic mail steamer steamer from City
pG:ut brought down 20 prisoners. No
news
Gen. Grant and the Asst Ses'- 7 ,he
Nav are here to-day.
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CIIIEyS OTHERS Estate

STATEOF VERMONT. }T'nE Honorah.s ne si.
Dsrri,t ~ Chittenden. IS. i Probate Court i'F
the District u Chittcuden. r-,
To al, persons interested in the estate Of trsnk
Cillev Fveline Cilley, Lydia CtIey, george Nl-ie+
and Charles ID. Cil.ey--nlnors- ,.,r,rrr,-r,
WHEREAS. application IN writing. hath been
mad IN this Court hy the Guardian 90 saii u.itls
S5r license and authority o. sell the Whole q, 'ns
re1I estate of his said wards own certain peee "
land III about 2. acres with a house mere
,ifuated In said Milton and that u "ollI
~ beneficial to them % sell the same avg
-Tnvert me proceeds thereof into money anu
tbereuuon the said Court appointed ana as-l7neu l
tLe l-t, dav Of November A. ID. l>Ot at the ,,le
Cont Rooms. in said District, 70 hear an eeiL-o
mon aid application and ordered thar pnl.-c 10
Ice thereof Re given % an persons interested IN
h., .hing this order three wees sdcee7r-'
In lie burlington Free Press newspaper VIZ"
-i,1,-s N he neishborhood of those persons n
te-estei therein. all which publications. s'l" NC
previous @ the time appointed ier neAi.l.-. n,
Therefore YOU are hereby notified % appear uI
FIRE AID Court al the time and place aioie ~
then and there to object 70 the granting u s~-A
lcence, 10 you see cause ~, r-,,-t
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