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The New York herald., 1864-05-18
DARrITioN aALE
on THE 18TH DAY or MAY. 1861.
a,i2 O'Clock at noon,

PARrlrSSSS SS fi1t fAtk s,rH DAY or NAY 1861,
on ss'i faE fofi fsnsssns. & aSsni
New York win Be- sold by under the direction OF
'A' Hnasf''sais I SILls h.Is'sfi sTfiEu DAN AND POND
tpronerty Of the late Josepy Lester deceased)
situated the pocantico river nmorAzed through wash
%iis Ssssn siysS ss,e.S aspo! os;x,v 4;
capsci,y Of said mi about IS horse power: can De in
creased 70 IS The property admirably
PkPRk siiL GRIsr MILL BREWERY
ot er business requiring abundant water power Also
WHARF on HUDSON RIyE.
Terms q saeTen cen. vim be required on the day
cred the option OF purchaser bali Of the pur
chase money may remain e RoBssF ossS ks
VIZ. r. PuRDr. Attorney.
DAwSBRoKERs sALE-rHIs DAY. AT NO 81 NEW
I o, a AGAE s 's
sk Delane: calco: Muslin and other Dresses, Grape
Sheet I.becoths and large a..orimeut Of sessonabe
By order Of JoHS j LEVY. a si,,h avenue ''p''e'
DAwNBRoKERs sALE.-w n LEWIS AUCTION.
Ger wiz sell this day a, ls Bowery up sairs by orcer
ssoe &C. sas % p 81 'Ss c
pAwNBRoKER's sALE-w. y LEWIS, AUCTION.
street. s S @ Of sDa
Srs.. wssSs Of opsns fsPscr' Boots Shoes &C. &C. By
pAwsBRoKER's SALE BELL 4 INGRAnAN WILL
sell THIS dar at 10y o'clock Al store No So New Bow
Hosiery; also Coats Pants, &C BY order OF IT, KAPPE
9 HERMAN co. AUcfIoNEERs, SELL THIS DAY
% he @ ohs a % and Adams ssa
groofyn w MahoSsny rc,e re,es Sofas Lounges and
sraTns. osea,s Ms,ns sS Benshcs seees .sS, o iS
Caster. ssd Cruz. one large Range stoves and KeSen
op sss Bar
Arrors Ga,ss. &C also srre lot Of Wine LIQUORS and
= AZ. BoaARr. AuorIoSEERs WILL SELL rms
= rssa ,ss .s0p ,oT sa. NJ. risSc ES
SANDS S%:sSs s.s Lac. c"s.S wsa ai
Ss,s cse s tssss BED, and
Safes Counter. Kess. screens Lamps Ref seators xc
snre a sg M 4 4 large S'" Rochelle the
X ROBINSON. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND
-. Hudson CtyPeremp,erv sale Of valuable Estate
re c sev ps Ss
Sso a. ot.n x s ss i Ssd fs ror
par, culsrs 81 Apply % RgsINsUS or nAkvEY LYON,
SHERIrrs sALE-RrcHARp WALTERS. AUc.
ooae'r wspsIsbny' Xxi, w iS' G.y i. at II O'Clock
Ata2 West TwenT af,h street. ne.r Ninth avenue.
pIcK1Rp sSLS55sa, si5i HspsSkx sackRKsL. sHAD.
rlsr D.pns ssi"%s shss ''SSas sxsss LYNCH, sheriff
TRADE sALsssoox, ass BROADWAY
oiso IhAyRir ai.ss4 HSssee., cSs ssr X COOLEY
we -" ro'i~a@s sas 1ny; Day throughout ''e
''' ''''' xssRioSs ootss, MEDALS &C..
'o1s % Ne. SS' Ssss c.S' s.''
" fie ffL!Si Psr wS9owsihO. SsssS ssihO
of Roxbury, Mas.
rIsE g5ssIe, COINS AND .EoAss :,
ana ''' whole Z, Soir III cSfMosuss y'' ''''e'''
! AxxssSAs 5S;ss 'ss;ass ssse e OsuAaa.
The New York herald., 1864-05-18

Guards Peasants Monks. Cardinals Mobiles, Servants
Boys Nuns. Noviccs Pages &c. Gc.
Time 1857.
This being ommencement of the Summer Season,
THE ILLUMINATED GARDENS WILL BE OPENED
AS USUAL
Seats secured six days a advance.
The New York herald., 1864-05-18

o,ouTHERN BANK NOTES wANTED.-NoRTH CAR.
y oiins South Carolina Georgia Alabama. Tennessee
Virginia and New Orleans bank notes by MANNING DE
FOREST, bankers aud brokers. ~ Wall street.
The New York herald., 1864-05-18
EoLE 4 MURPHY. AUCTIoNEERs,
~ viii sell on

~ W IvRs ArCTIoNEER w. IVES Il co.
IL. give their personal attention sales OF Furn
Cure Merchandise stores 90 Liberty street 6s6
Broad the resieences stores.
The New York herald., 1864-05-18

DYJAs g McGUIRES DEMONSTRATORS SALE
ID o. VERY vALC ABLE GREENHOUSE PLANTS.
On Thursday morning May is al II o'clock, hy virtue OF
from the Honorable the Orphans Court for the
Dsto'e. Of Coiumeia sha sell on square No. 81 near
Boundary street, between Twentieth and Twenty first
ia the OF Washington, about $50 JAPONICAS
and oAP2 JESSAMlNEs believed to be the finest green
bouse plants ia the Casted States Terms cash.
WN. DOUGLAS, Administrator John Douglas. deceased
JAS G. MCGUIRE 6CQ., Aucuoneers, Washington, ID. q.
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Estate of BENJAMIN Davis, decd.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
~ scriLcr has obtained from the Orphans
Court for Allcgany County, Letters Testament
tary upon the personal estate of iieniamin DAVIS
late of said county deceased. All persons nav
inc claims against the said estate are hereby
,y.rnrd to exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof TO the subscriber on before the 25ti
DAY of August next; otherwise they may by law
be excluded from all benefit of said estate
Given under my hand this 18th day of Febru-
arv. 1864. All persons knowing themselves
indebted TO said estate are requested to call and
make immediate payment.
JOHN VENTING,
Feb 1E-3t Executor
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Order of Ratification.

George A. Fearcr No. Ne; l57 Tins, lnsolyents
His Creditors for AIlcgnny County.
0rdercd this eight day of February 1864
" by the Circuit C.urt for Allegany County
that the sale of the real estate of George A.
Fea cr lnsolvcnt Debtor, made by Jacob Brown
the Trustee in this case, and reported by the
said Trustees amended Report this day filed,
be ratified and confirmed unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown on or before the i-
| tccnth day Of March next; provided copy Of
this order he inserted in some newspaper pub
lishcd in the City Of Cumberland, once in each
Of four successive weeks, before the said fifteenth
day of March.
The Report states the amount of sale 10 be
1881.
HORACE RESLEY, Clerk,
True copy
Tcst-Il. Rcsley, Clerk
Feb l--iw
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Estate of Margaret A Berry, decd.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
~ scriher has obtained from the Orphan
Court for Allcgany County Letters Of Admin
istralion upon the personal property OF Margaret
A. Berry. late of hampshire County, Virginia,
deceased All persons having claims against
the said estate are warned 10 exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, 10 the subscriber on
or before the 18th day Of August next. other
wise they may by law he excluded from all
benefit OF said estate. Given under my hand
this 18th day of February 1861. All persons
knowing themselves indebted to said estate are
GEO. p. THISTLE,
Feb, lS-3t. ADMINISTRATOR. r
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Sherif's Sale.

10y virtue of writ of Ficri Facias is
ID sued out of the Circuit Court for Allcga.
gany County and to me directed nj the suit OF
Arnold Gcrstell, against the goods and chat
ties lands and tencinents of Alfred Race, Sarah
c. Race and John T. Grcenwade. have seized
and taken in execution all the right, title and
interest of the said Alfred Race and Sarah C..
Race in and to the following property TO wit
All those lots of land lying and being in Al
lcgany County, State Of Maryland, and known
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Order of RatiGcati on.

VS.. for Allegany Coun-
others. EquitE, NO. '1i'
nrdcred this 9th day of February, in
" the year 1861, that the sale made and rt-
ported by Thomas Perry, trustee in the Dove
cause. he ratified and confirmed unless cause to
the coutrury thereof he shown on OF before the
10th day of March next. provided II copy OF inns
order be inserted in some newspaper printed III
Cumberland once in each of three successive
weeks before the LIST of March next. The re-
port states amour, OF sales to he S;30S5.
HORACE RESLEI, clerk,
True copy
Test-H Resley clerk,
E,h l1-1w
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'4WATER WORKS. u

situated, lying and being in Allegany county,
Maryland, aud containing
1863 ACRES, AND ~ PERCHES
of land, which is more particularly described
in a deed from James Glover, to Samuel b.
Barrel, hearing date on the END day Of Au-
gust, 1896, and recorded in I.ibcr I. Folio 40,
one of the land Records of Allcgan Coune
And hereby give notice that on
Saturday. 21M day Of february 1861,
at 10 O'Clock a. m, nj the Public Square in the
city of Cumberland; will offer the said prop
er,y 80 seized and taken in execution ut public
auction, to the highest bidder for cash to salts
fy the said claim and cost.
Il. T. GARLITZ
Feb. 5,-ts. Sheriff.
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From the Rev. J. NJ. Lyons formerly Pastor 0
the Columbus ~. ~ and Milestown (Pa.)
Baptist Churches.
New Rochelle, N. Y.
DR.. C. NJ. Jackson Dear Sir;--l feel it q
pleasure thus, of my own accord to bear testi-.
mony TO the excellence of the German BittcTs,
Some ears since being much afflicted with
Dyspepsia ! used them with very beneGcial re-
suits. | have often recommended them to per-
Sons cniccblcd by that .ormcnting disease, and
have heard from them the most flattering tcsti
monials us TO their great value. In cases Of
general disability, believe it to be tonic tina,
cannot be surpassed.
] NJ LYONS
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!. II. KLNNARD,
Eighth below Coates Street, Philadelphia,

From Rev Warren Randolph, Pastor of the
Baptist Church, Germantown, Penn.
Dr.. {. VI. Jackson Dear Sir;-Personsl
experience enables me to say that | regarded .
the German Bittcrs prepared by you as a most
excellent medicine In cases of severe cold and
general debility have been greatly benefited
by the use of the Bitters, and doubt not they
will produce similar effects on others.
Yours truly, WARREN RANDOLPH,
Germantown, Pa.
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II. Turner, Pastor OF Iedding Ii.

From Rev. J. II. Turner, Pastor OF IFedding Ii.
T.. Church. Philada.
Dr. jackson Dear Sir;-IIaving used your
German Bitters in my family frequently, am
prepared TO say that it has been of great service.
! believe that in most cases of general debility
of the system it is the safest and most valuable
remedy of which have any knowledge.
Yours respectfully, j. II. TURNER,
No ZIG n Nineteenth Street.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, to all whom
L ' it may concern: that the undersigned in
tend TO apply 10 the County Commissioners, at
their next meeting in April, for II County Road,
commencing at or near the County road on the
top Of Hooppolc, and trimming thchce!to, Couu-
~ road II; or near Al,amunt-
ABRAHAM HARSllBAEGER,
JOHN HARVEY,
HENRY SHANK and others.
AltamOnt. Jan. ~ 1854 CIV
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Estate Of Archibald Sterner d cd.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
y scribcr has obtaiatd from the Orphan
Court for Allerany County. Letters of Admin
istraton npon the personal estate of Archibald
Sterner. late of said county deceased. All per-
sons having claims against the s!iid estate are
warned to cxhihitthe same with vouchers there
of, 10 the subscriber on or before the 18th OF
August next. otherwise they may htiaw be eN-
cludcl from all benefit Of said estate Given
under my hand this 18th day of February 1864.
said estate are requested TO call and make i'm
mediate payment.
SAMrEL ENGLE,
Administrator dc bonis non.
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Notice to Delinquent Tax-Payers.

of
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Sarah Miller Of Pa.
George McCutcheon
Matthews 4 Legce
Joshua \. Richie.
Andrew Shraycr and
Henry Miller.
Rebccca Tyson
Jacob Vanmcter
Andrew Eanbihlcn and
Hester Vanbibben
Martin Bracket
Charles Dazcnhart
John C. limerick
Henry NJ. Filzhugh and
W. G.. Thomas
David Kerr Jr. (hcirs)
Matthew o'Rciley
Elizabeth Pierce
J. B. Armlstead (heirs)
W. X. hrmistead (heirs)
Patrick Dorsey
Henry NJ. Fitzhugh and
W. G. Thomas.
VIM. Murdock's thcirs)
W. V. aud Q. W. Nc
Weigh
VIM. Maynadier (hcirs)
VIM. Morton
David Percy
Charles Willct
John Wilmot
William Young
VIM. Young (heir,)
Jas. Yodeu
John r. Allen
j. Dawson, j 4 T Lcwclyn
William barrow
NJ. n. Falls
II. II, Fitzhugh, and w.
G. Thomas
J. B. Ford
B. Z. Green
s. L. Gouvernier
John W. Geary,
J. W. McCulloh
William McBlair
Geo. c. Perry
Thomas Royston
NJ. l.. Straus
George Thistlc's (heirs)
Godfrey Koontz
G. Rizer and J. Cook
Robert Porter
Robert Cochran and J. ".
Philips.
Henry Cook
Harvey Il Hen. Childs.
krcbbs i Fails
N. Murphy, r. Herman,
Morris Jones
James Manley
Henry Micrs
Christian Wolf
Jacob Kearns' (heirs)
Mrs. Susan Taylor
Grorge Deneen
Fcrnandis Walton and Fiei
ding Lucus Jr.
NJ. n. Falls
Ann Charles, and II. Mann
j. ID. Roman, Pres 1t. & Co
A. ]. S,allrncycr
David Bollman
rp ,ndorsor
- " ~
Frederick Barg
l. w. Bacon. Ey'tr. of r.
p;D
A,.rsSnJor Cb;.hoI,,
Samuel Frick
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Glands
thereon rnpeivdyw be t f
H
Clerk Commission al C Ia for S6ad1
Cumbd
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Name:of owuers.

Maria Armstrong
Lewis A. Armistead
Hanson Driscoe heirs)
Elisha Brobst and Joseph
II. Gibson
Matilda Brobst .
Andrew Bruce (heirs)
Sarah Brobst, +. A. Miller,
and Samuel Miller.
Theo. 5. Bantz
Margaret Charlea
John Diehl
Mary Dashiel
redG II! ,,,o r' ena pr n'I",sr
flche, '' r;,,,,n,., ona
henr! y" ,,, r.'A,'"1" anu
W. " ino'nA
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From the Rev. Thos. Winter, Pastor Of Rox-
Inrnunh Rnniist Church

From the Rev. Thos Winter, Pastor of Rox-
borough Baptist Church.
DR.. Jackson Dear Sir;-I feel it due to
your excellent preparation, Hoofand's German
Bitter5 TO add my testimony TO the deserved
reputation it has obtained, have for years,
at times, been troubled with great disorder in
my head and nervous system. | was advised
by friend TO try your German Bitters, | did
50 and have experienced great and unexpected
relief; my health has been very materially benz
Gifted. I confidently recommend the article
where meet with cases similar TO my own,
and have been assured by many of their good
effects. Respectfully yours,
T. WINTER, Roxborough, Pa.
From Rev. j. S. Herman, of the German Re
formed Church. Kutztown, Bcrke County Pa.
DIR. c. NJ. acknowledgement Sir Fl havo
been troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty
years and have never used any medicine that
did me as much good as lIoofand' Bitters
am very much improved in health after having
taken five bottles.
Yours with respect,
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WANTED.

DY a refugee from Richmond va, a
ID situation as Salesman in the Clothing or
Drv Goods business lie has had i've years ex-
pericnce in the Clothing business and one year
In the whole sale Dry Goods business. Gan iur-
nish certificates rs to character &c. from for
uer employers. address until lst of March.
J. l.. SURREiL.
Fob Is-3i. New Creek, West V.
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Conuuotral l47. all at IS cts

Conuuotral l47, all at IS cts
PIT Bermuda 2S2 acrest at % cts
- Lots No: 1882, 2s33, 1854, 253S, 2539, 253l,
2535 90, l4s, 35l, l249, .40l, 1859, l09,
1902 1920. I940 1913, 2G95, 1896, 2Io5,
27O7. 2l32, 2l33, 2l20, 1922, l0ohcres ut
IS cts, Pt Lots 267, b acres, 221, "a
acres. 1919, A acres 1914, 70 neres, $50
acres all at 10 cts, Shandy Hall, s8s tcre3
1851, at 81, pit OF swan meadows 3'S ~
Lot 1853, l55 acres at 81 so, Good HOPE,
1911 acres II 81.
Rob't Swans interest being one undivided
third part of Skepworth sSs!, and Shaw
berry plains 6l50 all at 81, lots 1850, u
Cl, 1903 1865, 1856. 1878, 1888 l+23, L.
So and 1896, 500 acres at 70 els, tone third
being $500 acres
Lots sol, 4l6, 1929, 1856, 1925, 500 900
acres 1T IS cts.
undivided ! Smithfcld, SIG acs at IS cts
Beatty's Plains 403 acres ut 81.
Lots 1853 and 1913, 100 acres ut 81 so
DISTRICT NO. II.
PIT Internal improvements ZIG acres at Sl1
Stanley Park, New Manchester
Lot 2IS6
4 Lots 1852, 2CQs, 27Ol, 21O2 27oc, 2.o4,
276O, 276l, 2762, 2T63, 22l4, 33i5, 32l6,
a2l7, Abb, 4l43, Abs and 4l37, 43J acs.
at 81 SO
Templeton l52 acres, Janqun. 400, ut 81.
Lots 2440 & 2459, 100 acres, and l84 acres of
landbought of Schley.
Lots 1853, Alps, 4l29 and 4l30, 200 a Mt S.
! Lots 1899, 2G9s 27ol, 27O2, 27o3. 2704,
2J60, 276l, 27G2, 1853, 22l4, 1918, 32i6,
s2l7, 4l3l, 4l3a Abs and 49, 45o acres
at 81 80
DISTRICT NO. IL.
Olstone Hill 3i4 acres, Lot 1851, so acres
Addition TO Oilstonc Hill 81 acres at 81
DISTRICT NO. IL
Shanes Griddle, $50 acres at 81 50
4 Philips Fancy ia acres at SIS
b32 acres of land at SO
Pt Crooked Billet 1879 acres at 50
DISTRICT NO. Ia
Decapolis 1900, Auctions 100, Reuben Sc,
Estramadina, 4O3, Meridian $50, Mendcli
100, Mornington so, Omar loo, Olni,ia,
so, Pultowa, 1902, all vt 81
Iron Ore 200 acres ut 50
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MEAD WHO JAYS SC:

From the Rev. Levi G. Beck. Pas or Of 2s
,Utist Church, Pemberton, n. j., 10 mcfly q
the North baptist Church, PhiiadelPhis.
"a s*
have known Hollands German Bitters ~
vorably for number of years. have sss1
them in my own family, and have been 80 pleased
with. their effects that was induced TO recon-
rlend them to many others, and know thst they
fave operated in a strikingly bt nfciai nIarnsr.
take gre1t pleasure in thusPublicly proclaim
ing this f., and calling the attention OF those
afflicted VIII the diseases for which they 49,
recommends 10 these Bit.ers knowing fron
experience thsi my recommendation VIII %
sustained 1 81 this more cheerfuly as Hot >
lands's Bitters is Intended to benefit the Athletes
and is mot a rum drink"
From Rev. J. Newton Brown, D. d., Editoe
of the Encyclopedia Of Religious knowledge
and Christian Chronicle Philadephia.
Although not disposed to favor or recon-
mend Patent Medicines in general, through dis
trust of their ingredients and effects, yet know
of no sufficient reason why man may not tes-
tity TO the benefits he believer himself TO hAve
received from any simple preparation, IN Tie
hone that he may thus contribute to the benefit
Vi others.
do this the more readily in regard toIioo<-
land S German Bitters prepared by Dr.. Y: n:
Jackson, OF TINS CITY, because was Pigus
against them for many years, under the impres-
sion that they were chiefly an alcoholic mixtu~1
| am indebted to my friend, Robert Shoemaker,
ESD for the removal of this prejudiceb by proper
tests. an for encouragement to try them, ~
suffering from great and long cdSll5dui e5e5sl
itv. The use Of three bottles of thosesbitte =
the beginning Of the present year was followed
by evident relief and restoration to q degree Of
bodily mental vigor which l had not felt for
six months before, and had almost despaired Of
rcgaining. | therefore thank God and NJ
friend for directing me to the'use of them.
J. NEWTON BROWN, Philats.
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From the Rev. Jos H. Kennard, Pastor Of tie
10th Baptist Church.

From the Rev. Jos. f. kennard, Pastor Of tie
10Th Baptist Church.
DIR. jackson Dear Sir Il have been fro
qucntly requested TO connect my name With
Communications Of different kinds of medicines
medicines but regarding the practice out Of my
appropriate sphere, have in all cases declined;
but with IL clear proof in various instances,
and particularly in my family, of the useful
ness Of DR.. Hollands German Bitters, depart
for once from my usual course, to express my
full conviction that, .(ar yenera debility gf the
system and espiciai!y for Lieer Complaint, IL is a
safe and raiuaJie preparaion. In some case it
may jail; but usually, doubt not, it will be
very beneficial to those who suffer from the
above cause.
Yours very respectfully,
J. II. KLNNARD,
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PRICES.

Large Size [holding nearly double quautity,1
800 per Bottle-half doz. S., 90
Small Sizc-75 cents per Bottle--half do1.
ST 90
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Order of Publication

'homas Brown, surviving Executor of the
last Wills and Testament Of Alexander Smith
deceased.
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Name of Owners.
Martin Meets,
Robert Swans ('ieirs)

Martin Meets,
Robert Swan's 'ieirs)
r. James and G II Swan
A Smiths (heirs)
ii Smith
Samuel Smith
NJ J Waning
r Armistead
Elias Beachey
Genrge Cloves
} Is Ford
II NJ Fitzhugh & W Thomas
James Ross
J Robinson
ii Smith
J Benlls iheirs)
John Baker.
A Leplcy Of Pa.
J l. Matthews Il VIM Shaw
Ii Webster
II N Fitzhugh & W Thomas
lE.h,,1 I,l1a.
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ROAD NOTICE.
N OTICE.

Feb. ;, 1861, I'm.
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Part OF Pota,oe Garden, and John and Mary,
200 acres at 81.
Bishops Globe 929 acres at 81.
Pantee 3i3 acres, Chaptico 81 acres, Lots Nos.
li3s, 1928. 255, 1858, 1873, 1929, Az. 1875,
42l, 1890, 1896, 40G4, and part Of Orni' 3
Mill seat, containing in all lG acres at 81.
Part of Unclcton, 200 acres at 81.
Two lots, l04 acres at 81.
Lots Nos. 1915, 1917, 1909, $50 acres at IS cts.
1Tolins' lots, 100 acres.at Sl2..
Lot No. 1868, 50 acres at SO.
Lot No. ~.
John and Mary, 100 acres at S2.5o, Lot No. 500
so acres ut 70 cts. Lots Nos. sis and Sl9,
100 acres at 80, Lots l. and lG.
Lot Shl, 34I, 453, ST., 1885, 1898, 40o5, 1904,
1921, $50 acres NJ Sl.50.
Bucks Bones, 500 acres at 81, Enterprise 81
acres at 81.
Australia, 40 acres. Armada 800 acres Bay
onne 40l4 acres, Colas 80 acres, Elloisc SO
acres, Farlcigh 35l, Finland 5l5 acres Hell
lcspont, lO0t acres, Iloldfast so acres, Ollap-
81 1901 acres, Sidney 40 acres Paxony 1873
acres, Onward 100 acres, in all lS0s acres at
81.
White Oak Fleat 2io acres, Walnut Ridge so
acres all at 81 Little North lloI acres,
Grammers Discovery 100 acres all at 81, Lots
4lj2, Abs 3l2l, 2Il, sli, sl5, 1871, oil,
2l5, HOG, 2l3, ia, SAC, s4I, 700 acres as
81.
Lots Nos. $40 and 1925 100 acres at 81 80.
Half of Jcwclry 1929 acres, Lict 2o9l acres all
ut Sl.5O.
Lots 1884, l67, 10, ZIG, 4 "a, 1910, ll2l, $50
acres at 81.
Lots No 1886 and 1900, $50 acres.
Lots No 939 and $40, III acres ut So.
IL 900 acres of land At 81, lots 2997, 1908. 2ao9
and 1883, 200 acres, Meadow Mountain GAS
acres. Lntcntworth 10, III acres, half Glen
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tuH Pm.
Pay ErJress Triin leaves Boston AZ SCR g. Wlsits
hiFtf aunctiHn at l-3H p ", Burlington az SIS p w.
lol Montreal, oEdtnshur-h, Chicago aud the West
uahil- close connections.
HlH irnH leaves Boston az 7.gD a ", via Lowell
anu AZ .il a %, via Lawrence OF Fitchbur..-Leavc
epilq-ie at go ", Bellows Falls at l-l " for
p = .nusouIl Burlington &outrcsl and O-den>-
dafoHilaodafi5H Tram leaves Mortified az 90 % A
IT, ana burlington at l2.l5 p 4, for Houses Point
ngRf Erprfss Tam leaves Bellows Falls at 1000
= W receiving passengers from the Vermont VALLEY
lAaliIo aN leaving New York at i2.t5 n, and from
tAesliLe hailroad leaving Boston go r. connect
l= i' White River Junction with train leavinu-
h'9,'n az 5.sj NJ, arriving at burlington at 3 10 d
W. houses Point 20 s.n5 a y, Montreal AZ o. IS Al
anu u-len-h ur-h i2iu Both THE Mail Trains
connect az White River Junction with Pas~rrif,.i.
Road.
Sleeping Cars are attached % beth The Nisht Ex.
pres Trans running between Rouse. Point and
Boston.
f9uH.-h Tickets for Chicago and the Westi,r .ils
20 all the Princi pal stations
e.. MERRILL. Supt
ST. Alhaus Nav 70. I-si
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The Lowell Courier says that package
of percussion caps was found in the picker
room of one of the cotton mills there, not
long since. On trying them several explod-
ed, and 1t is supposed that all are good. Had
these caps gone into the machinery with the
cotton eonfagratiOn would have been the
consequence. Some one of our erring breth
rem down South are blamed with this incen-
diary design.