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n Valuable Farm in Mar
lxet.
TgVHE subscriber Offers for sale his Farm in Har-
dy County. IL contains
$50 Acres

Of highly productive land. As Stock raising or
Dairy farm il is unsurpassed. Ii is well watered
and wooded. IL lies on Capon River, and has al
wavs been considered one Of the best farms on that
branch NJ the Potomac as i consists chiefly OF LIST
ana ma silver bottoms. SEC Acres could DC CON
v-rted into Meadow Il is distant about &c miles
bv turnpike from Winchester; Is miles from Stras-
bur. and 10 miles from Canon Springs, and Church,
stores Post Once aHd Schools within mile, and
is Che outlet of an Iron Furnace.
There is a comfortable Dwelling House Of four
Rooms. and Kitchen attached and other buildings
on the place. The above farm is offered on easy
terms 20 purchasers, and will be shown on apphca-
ton. WIN. J. WARDEN.
Wardensville, Hardy CO., w. Va, Apr. &c.
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Ger ACRES,
lvirc on BulIskiu Run. and ON the Eerryvi,'c
and Cnor'cstowu Turnpike, aud only toUrmi'cs
from Ch9rlest1wn
This is one of tie most prCdlctive and dcSi-
ral,c Farms I'm the Valley ct Virginia, combi-
u-a2 an tie advantages of fertility, location.
water and Improvements.
il is unnecessary to recommend or describe
II. 70 is well known, and It's desiraOlcuess
generally acknowledged.
Persons wishing 10 purchase viii make APP
r'eatfu O. John !. Lock, In Charlcstowu, who
IS authorized % make the sale, OF apply 10y let
,.r % the undersigned 0t LeXingtos. Va.
WI. NJ. LOCKE.
Feb % 1866 If
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NEW GOODS.

WE are now receiving our supply Of SUMNER
w GOODS, bought for Cash, upon the best
terms since the late decline in prices and will be
sold at a small advance on their COST for CASH I!
We deem it unnecessary here to name the various
kinds of Goods. but respectfully invite personal
inspection, believing our stock to embrace an as
sortment in variety and extent suitable TO the wants
of both Ladies and Gentlemen.
KEARSLEY SHEERER.
Charlestown, May II.
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jefferson Land at Private Sale.
I WILL sell at private sale, my Farm containing
eco Acres
OF
LIMESTONE LAND,

Situated two and a half miles West from Har-
pers Ferry. and half mile from the Baltimore
aud Ohio Railroad. The Improvements con-
sist Of a large and handsome new -
Dwelling, Barn, Corn House, Grain fsss.FA
cry, Blacksmitbs' Shop, Ice-House, 5,s:.sA
and all necessary Buildings. -Four !-@sS
fine Springs near the House. l will sell the
whole. or divide to suit.
April 70. '66-tf DANIEL MOLER.
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VERY CHEAP.
Shoes. Hats aud Groceries.

GALL and examine for yourselves, at the cbcsp
store OF Trusseli Co., their
Prime Sugars. coffees, Teas,
Moiasses, Syrups, Kerosene Oil,
Pickles, Vinegar, Mackersl,
Fresh Iierrings, Canvassed Hans,
English Dairy Cheese.
Also. large assortment Of Ladies', Misses and
Children's Lasting Caters, Morocco Boots, Plush
Slippers, Kid Slippers, Gents Fine Shoes, Hats
and Caps, all Of which they till cell At the very
lowest prices for cash country produce. Virgin
ia Bank Money taken at what Il is worth in the
market. TRUSSEL 4 co.
Nav /, 1866
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Clothing, and Gents. Furnishing Goods.
vRGINaA MILITARY INSTE-
TUTE.

TIME BOARD OF VISITORS will meet at the
Il Virginia Military Institute on the 9th of June
b make appointments of Cadets. Applications for
STATE and PAY Cadet appointments will be made to
the undersigned, accompanied with the usual testi-
monials of good moral character.
Candidates for appointment must be exempt from
bodily disease ages between l6 and IS years and
in the case of STATE Cadet applicants, must satisfy
the Board of their inability to meet the expenses of
the Institution.
Candidates for admission must be able to read and
write well, and to perform with facility and accu-
racy the various operations of the four ground rules
Of arithmetic, of reduction of simple and compound
proportion, and of vulgar and decimal fractions.
State Cadets Zone for each Senatorial District
will be supplied with board and tuition without
charge
All State Cadets, who held appointments on the
Sd of April 1865 and who desire to enter the inst
tuition as such, will signify the same with the usual
evidence of present pecupiary condition, by letter
to the Superintendent.
Every arrangement has been made by the Board
of Visitors to maintain the high scientific character
Of the Institute, and to put in full operation its well
tried and distinctive system OF discipline and in
struction.
The graduating exercise of the institution will
take place at the Institute the 4th of July. The
examinations will commence on the 9th of June,
and be continued daily until completed. The pub
lie are respectfully invited to all of these exercises
For all further information, application will be
made to the Superintendent.
FRANCIS II. SMITH,
NAY 81, lSO6-3t. Superintendent.
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DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the partnership
subsisting between Edward W Rector, kc-
Bert :. Slavmak@r and George J. Chsliant under
The Arm of Rector. Slaywaker Chsltant, IS this
,lov dissolved BY mutual consent Robert >. STAY
rraker and George !. Chaliant are authorized U
scale al 2 Dts due 20 and by the firm. BOOKS and
accOtnts let with them Tor settlement
EDWARD W. RECTOR,
r. s. SLAlMAkER,
GEO. J. CHALFANT.
Winchester, Va, May 80, 1866.
An psrsons indsbtsd 70 the late firm viii please
eau INN, diatly and settle. All persons having
r. s. SLAYMAKER,
GEO. J. CHALFANT.
June :, lSGG-St.
Tn, undersigned win continue business AZ the old
stand und n the irm OF Slaymsker Chal'an--
They will keep full supply of everything N tnsiF
line. ~ >, 80 ~, ~ n - = -, y,
Winchester, June :, 'cC-St.
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PUBLIC SALE.

ASJ BLIC SALE.
PURSUANT 70 Deed Of Trust executed to the
undersigned and the late Lawson Bolts. on ting
SCh DAY of February, 1858, by Jamef v. Allen and
Wife late orJefersou County, as surviving Trustee,
will offer for sale, in ChSriSSt0wn in SAID County,
On TUESDAY, 26A day Of JUNE, lS66,
tesoye the Sappiugton Hotel" that
valuable F;,rEa
in said County, on which the said Allen resided
containing
Two Hundred & Thirty-slx & a Half
Acres. situated about two miles South Of Summit
Point on the ". 4 z. RAD Road, and adjoining the
Lands of G. II. Pendleton, Esrom Sitter, Thomas
"a. Willis and otEers-
rested and improved and is believed to be equal to
any limits vicinity.
The Improvements consist ola
GOOD FRAME DWELLING,
with four Rooms and C liar; Kitchen lately built ;
an Out building with two rooms and large and
Convenient Cora House; two Rcyer-lailing Wells;
part otau old aud line Young growing ORCHARD.
The ten acres of WOOD LAND referred 70 below,
about two miles from the farm, 10 be sold with It.,
with some Timber and the large quantity OF four
ibinC young IocUsts growing On The farm It is be
H.v,t, viii supply a sudciency OF timber Tor the
premises.
The arra is rented % the end Of the present year,
butlh purchaser will be entitled to sow Wheat IN
th. Fan, and to receive the rent Corn-a thdd OF
tn crop.
TERMS Of SALE as prescribed BY the Trust,
Cash bat reasonable time may be had on all over
two thousand dollars. Sale to take place at II O.
clock, 4. VI.
\. :. WHITE,
SarrjriRg Trustee.
A. the same time and place Of the above, viii be
sold with IN. above Land. by TIA, undersigned as
Conn issioner in 81 Suit in Clarke County Virginia,
brought bv b. NJ. Rhodes 4 CO., IS the Admins
traitor and heir of james W. Allen,
Ten y eros
of Valuable Wood Land. situat d in Clarke County,
about two mil from the farm 20 be sold by \. ).
Whit, as Trustee. and adjoining the Lands OF A.
Moore, John Rowland and others. Terms made
5. J. c. MOORE, Coprn'r.
Nav 81. 1866.
Hrlsr 'o,rn Jail Insert til day Of sale and send
BIZ % adrerti cr.
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TaUI5LIC SALE.

C0VliESSToNERS' SAFE OF FALCABLE
RE4L EST re- ONJAlfES RIVER, IN
ROCKBRDGE COUNTY VIRGINIA.
nURSUANT to a d, cree pronounced by the
Judve OF IA, Circuit. Court for koc6ondSe
county. ON the i2th day OF .Apfll last m a cause
pending In said Court, in whltH Jonh W. u'''S
and wife are Fi0iAhgs, and Ihom1 ". "a - anu
oh ,rs are Def-ndaHfs the uudcrsig 7e0 C0mmls-
sioacrs named u said decree, Will proc>eU u -"
stpubiic auction. on the premises
D, SATURDAY, 23d doy Of JUNE. NEXT
The Tract OF Land
IN ihe bill and proceedings mentioned, containing
SEQ Acres.
irin- in Rocl bridge c0ustv. on James River, Op-
posit. Greenl' Ferry. within tNg miles OF the
mouth of North River, and three miles OF the Nat
ural Bridge
About so Acres are First E2Gtc Rot
tom F.a06.
aud the residue The finest mulltto soil 4 large
rJsti1n OF the farm is IN TIMBER The sStSFzes
tract lies we'll being SoUasrn eNpe- lsfss5tt
-urc. and IS In = good ueiELhothood.- C&Ssz.S
The james River aud kaUawha Canal
passes bv the plantation, tAe u8yiga- -~ss.lzN--
ZION being for the most part slack water. and pro
t.ct.d on the river sid. 10y substantial rip zap ADJ
T,is Is a. best farm fer sale a TIE county OF Eook
bridge
- TIE BUILDINGS cors.sto Of a large
4-lN and we finished r-Story br,ck-fuu.
ill.,, Dwelling. and Ell necessary Out
Ss4-k-z Houses, J-..t only tew years ago
ana in GOOD condition. d. desired the tract
con &c divided iutotwo Farms.
TEGNS;-Clsl in hand sufficient O. pay
The expenses Of the sale, and tie costs Of suit
ana tie balance I'D fur equal iLStIlmeHts iu
one. two three, sn3 fJjr years, with interest
ylCrc-u FROM tie day Of sale the purchaser
t&ecu;iue .t0,.is w.th approved personal ~c-'!-
ri5y. aud the tit,e retained until tie whole oi
tie purchase money is paid.
Persons desiring 10 purchase ere invited 90
examine the land. and those deiriug Ut.rwa-
tl.n. VIII AZ .rc,s tie eulcrJg ed no LeX.ug-
Ton. Va. J.. PEEDLETON.
JOHN LETCUfG.
CoRaissioBcrs.
M,y -. lpeG-tv SII.
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4 VALUABLE FARM

Nay -. Isee.-lr Sill
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pRIvATI1 - Ale
CO. ACRES.

I OFrEG for sale ny valuable Farm containing
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and collector. who shall lie accountable to
their respective towns for so much of said
fortieth part SO credited as shall not be al
lowed by way of abatement.
Sec. 6. Said Jail shall be erected and
furnished under the direction and super
vision of the judges of the county, who are
hereby authorized to contract for the
building of the same, and to purchase all
materials necessary for the building and
furnishing said Jail, and in building the
same may dispose of the old Jail, either by
selling the whole or part thereof, or by
using the materials of the same in the con-
struction Of the new Jail. Said judges if
they shall sell any of the old Jail, shall pay
over the avails of such sale to the treasurer
of the county, and shall draw orders on
said treasurer for all expenses incurred in
erecting and furnishing the new Jail.
Sec. I. If any balance shall remain in
the treasury OF the county after paying the
Indebtedness of the county, the expense of
erecting and furnishing the new Jail, the
treasurer is authorized, with the consent
and approval of the county judges, to
place the same at interest for the benefit
of the county.
Sec. s. This act shall take effect from
IFS passage.
Approved Nov. ii, 1866.
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Congressional.

Congress has adopted resolution to adj
jOurn from the Goth of December to the
Sd OF January to celebrate the HOLIDAYS.
The bill to establish equal suffrage in the
District OF Columbia has been the main
topic of discussion in the senate. and has
finally passed An amendment was offer
ed striking out the word male from the
act. which gave rise to quite debate on
the women's rights question, but only
nine votes were given in favor of the
proposition. Bills have been introduced
in the senate for the admission of Nebras-
ka and Colorado. 1t is said that Mr.
Sumner will not vote tor their admission
because their constitutions do not declare
for universal suffrage. 1t is probable that
both states will be admitted soon. A Joint
resolution Of thanks to Cyrus w. Field
for his labors in laying the Atlantic cable
and directing the president to cause a cold
medal. with emblematc devices, to be
struck, and to present the same to MIR.
Field, has passed the senate. On Tues
day Mr.. FesSenden of Maine. from the
finance committee, reported without
amendment the bill suspending the pay
ment OF compensation to the owner, of
drafted slaves and ON Monday. the bus
mess done. besides the consideration of the
district suffrage bill. was the Introduction
of a bill by Mr. EdmundS of Vermont.
prohibiting the removals from office with
out the consent of the senate. til, present.
alton by Mr. Poland Of memorial from
the wool growers of Vermont. urging the
protection of their interests. and the re-
ceptiOn of a resolution Offered bv MIR.
Brown of Missouri, to instruct the COM
mlttce on post-oifireS and post-roadS to
inquire into the expediency of authorizing
the post-otlice department to construct
and operate telegraph lines, thus furnish
ING the people with telegraph as well As
postal facilities, at reasonable rates
In the house, a bill has been passed Ill
recting the clerk of the house to place up-
| on the rolls the names of members only
from states represented in the preceding
congress. Mr.. Stevens introduced a bill
to establish civil government in North
Carolina, which provides for a convention
of loyal citizens. to be held at Raleigh, on
the 2Oth OF May next, to frame new
state constitution, to be submitted to con-
gress for amendment, ratification or reicc-
ton.
A resolution was offered in the house
relating to the impeachment of the prcsii-
dent. 1t lacked but Il few votes of two
thirds Many of the members who voted
for it say they did SO simply for the pur-
pose of instituling an inquiry into the
subject, without entering on the real ques-
| ton.
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an Act Laying q Tao on the COun.
tn Of Caledonia.

1t is hereby enacted by the General AS
sembly Of the State of Vermont
Sec. l. There is assessed a tax of te,
cents on dollar of the list of the noII
and ratable estate of the county of Cal, do
mia for the year 1866, for the purpose o
paying the present Indebtedness of salt
county, and erecting and furnishing ia,
In st. ,John>bury, in said county
Sec. ,. The treasurer of said county i,
directed on or before the first dav of jam
airy, a. ID. 1867, to issue his warrant +,
the first constable of each town in SAID
county, and to the collectors of taxes in
the cores in said county, for the collection
OF SAID tax, in the same manner as by law
state taxes are required to be collected
and it shall he the duty of said pn>tableS
and collectors to collect said tax in the
manner aforesaid.
Sec. 8. The selectmen of the several
towns in said county and the commission
ers, or commissioners for the assessment OF
taxes in the cores of said county, shall
make out and deliver to the first constable
OF their respective towns, and to tie col
lector OF taxes in the cores in said county,
on or before the first day of January, A.
ID. 1867, a tax bill for the collection of
sand tax in the same manner as is required
ny law Tor the collection of state taxes.
Sec. I. Said tax shall be collected bv
said conStables and collectors AID paid in
to the treasury Of said county on or before
the first day OF June, A. D. 1857.
Sec. .. Instead of the credit mentioned
in section sixty-tour OF chapter eighty-four
of the general statutes, the treasurer of the
county shall credit each constable and col
lector one-fortieth part Of the sum con-
tanned in the warrant by him issued for
the collection of this tax to such constable
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The Tragic affair at ColebrOOE.

In giving history of the shooting af-
fair at Colebrook last week, corre>pon-
dent of the Lancaster Republican saws ::
"About half past seven or eight o'clock on
t he evening of Friday, Dee. I, the village
was startled by the report that Young
man by the name of Orlando G. TAYLOR,
from Canaan, VI, in the employ of S. r.
Merrill. in this village, had been shot. |
went with others Immediately TO the ouse
OF Mr. Merrill, and saw Taylor. He was
IN great agony and was supposed to be in
a dying condition. The assassin had fired
two shots, one of which, took effect in the
abdomen and one passed through his right
arm above the elbow. He could speak
and stated that it was a young man by
the name of Horace Luther, also from
Canaan. VT, who had shot him. That
he had been expecting it for several DAYS.
as Luther had threatened his life and had
followed him about the village several
times in the evening, as he supposed with
the intent of taking it. We Immediately
set about measures to secure the apprehen-
sion OF Luther. but before much had been
done, report was brought in that his body
had been found on the bridge road, about
a quarter of a mile from where the shoot
ING took place. We repaired to the spot
and found him lying on his back, perfectly
dead, shot through the heart. A small
sized Colts revolver, five shooter. was
found 10 or II feet from the body with
three of the chambers discharged and two
still loaded. 1t was so perfectly clear to
every one that he had fallen by his own
hand that it was thought unnecessary to
call out the Coroner, and no inquest was
held. Taylor is now much better and
strong hopes are entertained of his re-
covery."
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NEW FIRM,
LYNDON FLOUR MILLS

The subscribers having formed a cspartnership
for the purpose IF manufacturing haur and pea
at their mills in Lyndon. are prepared to supply
the trade with the various grades e -four usualll
kept for sale. We would especially call atter-
ton 20 choice lot q: white winter whea, which
we are no" manufacturing particularly for the
horne trade. a'd can recommend II Ia he good
aruele- We aiSn have aud shall keep constantly
on hand. corn and feed AZ wholesale and ,e,,,i
All of which we shall sell fcs Cash al the loves,
market pr,ce- Dealers in -four supplied nv the
quantity at the usual rates Prompt attention
gwen TO all orders addressed 10 the -sn either II
Lyndon or St yohnsbury
HALL FAIRBANKS & CO.
April Il, 1866. 9s,f
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g. The Congregationalist now takes the
lead of the religious press of New England
in point Of circulation, issuing weekly
more than 10000 copies. 1t is made up
with careful regard for the family cir
Gle its religious news is full and fresh :;
its secular intelligence in the form of a
summary for the week, is given in con-
nected and racy style; its selected articles
are gathered with great care, and its chill
dren's stories are read with eagerne>s and
widely copied, In point of contributors
this paper has few if any superiors among
the religious journals of the country
Among its writers are the Rev. f. A.
Park, d. d., Rev. A. H. Quint, d. d.,
Rev. John Todd, D. d., Rev. Dr. Thomp-
son of New York, Rev. Henry NJ. Dexter,
ID. d., DR.. Leonard Bacon, Hon. Amasa
Walker, Sophie May, Lucy Larcom, etc,
etc. "Household Reading" is now sent
as premium for two new subscribers.
Thus any person can obtain it by sending
to the publishers his own and one other
name with s.. This is certainly a tempt.
ing offer, as book of 500 pages. compos.
ed of choice articles and sketches from
more than 100 different authors, will be
priced by any Family. while the Coag,ega.
t'onaha is one Of the best religious papers
in the land.
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"CARLEToN's" LErrERs.-Mr. C. C.
Coffin, the popular "Carleton" of the Bos-
ton Journal, is now in Europe, writing
letters 10 that paper, Some of his letters
from Switzerland have been of intense in
terc-t and as TIE Fenian rebellion in
Ireland promises to be revived with renew
ed vlgor. we shall expect tie most reliable
as well as the most readable history of it
from Carleton. He will also be present
at the opening of the great Paris EXPOSE
lion. Or the whole the Journal offers its
patrons a rare paper for 81, at $40 for
the daily, "a for the semi-weekly, and 81
for the weekly.
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TheOdOcia W. Patridge,s Esrat.

STATE OF VERMONT. Al 4 Probate Couri held =, 9,
Caledonia District JJOhn>hury in saii 49,, %
the 18TH daN Of Dec, A ID. lo16 'iiN' vi
Henry Walker. executor OF the last wiz and ,.s,,,,
Of lheoiocia W Pairidse. late OF Peachan in .s ~
trict deceased, presents his administrator .rr,,,,
examination and allowance. and makes snI,lrss Ef
decree OF distribution AMI partition Of IN este ~ ~
deceased, N Va sAiu
whereupOn It Is ordered by said court ,ba, s,,, .,
and saidappllcali'1 lie Referred To sess,, f Lii %
10 be held al lhe probate oce in said 81 Jobn-lr- -
he ha ia! oil January, A D. lSS7 Tor hearir. ana a.
ceoh thereon And Is further ordered that notice b
gwen 10 al persons interested, by putcaon Of rh, .rs
uItt weeks suoceesiFry ia the CALIFORNIAN nears,,sr-
puolse AZ 81 Jphnsbury previous % said time apnan,
"a loE heatlis Thai they appear at sad time and
place anu SLOW Cause If ally they may have why AID
account shou not he allowed and such decree made
- By the Court
A'sesl' ASA L. FRENCH, Judge o. Probate
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The VERMONT DELEGATIoN.--The
Washington correspondent of the Free
Press says the vermont delegation is
scattered in that city Mr.. Poland is
at No. North \. ST., Capitol Hill. MIR.
Edmunds is at No. 40 New York Ave.
MIR. Morrill, is at the National and Mr..
Woodbridge at Wizards. Mr. Baxter is
at his old boarding house, 2S6 f. St.
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SNow.-We have been beaten by the
south, east and west, this year in sleigh.
ING. Enough snow fell Sabbath night to
give them good sleighing about Boston
New York, in Maine and some of the
western states; and just enough fell here
for an aggravation. Wednesday night
the weather changed to very cold.
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David WhitehiII>, Estate

THE subscribers having been appointed by the honora
be probate court for the district of Cal.joni. r,n;
sionerS 10 receive examine and just claims ard de
naidS Of All persons against the estate of David Wb
hill lLte oi GT"tOn ia said district deceased r.nre
san:cd insISeit. and the term of siA months I'm
the 10Th DAY oil Dec 1876 bring allowed 10y sii court H.
their respective clair befyre us Give npir- az, S
slh at'ena TO the duties Of appointment al the
1".liS mouse Oi MARY Z h'tehiLn Jiroton In said
June Ee1t al ~ O'Clock A NJ. Il each said DAYS ~ VI
1876 THOMAS N MOVES Com'rs
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4 GENTS WANTED
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