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FENO the Hon the Probate Court for the
L District of endcn, comes George
7. Marsh, of Burlington. 10 SAID District,
and shews to he Court here that Frederick
Buell. late of Burlington deceased, at the
time OF his deccase was seized IN fee Of
three IonrthS Of an acre Of land at the
east wardy corner OF Maiden il.ane, IN
Burlington, and of one undivided thIrd part
of about half an acre of land with two
houses, opposite the house of Henry I.
Nlckok. on Pearl Street, n said Burliua
ton. which SAID lands the sad Frederick
held N trust. as we'll for the other heirs
and representatives Of Ozas Buell., late of
Burlington, deceased, a. for himself, that
SAID three fOurths of an acre has bv process
OF petition between The heirs OF said Ozlas
and their 6presenlaIlveS been set, assigned
and allotted 20 Maria Is. Illckok. ot SAID
Burlington, one ot' lbc hers Of laid Oza.-
That The sand parcel of hat an acre hath
by process of partition from ibis cour' -,
beer set, allotted aud assigned to your pc
tlfloner, as executor and devise" III trust
of Harriet b. Marsh late Of Bnrhnnton.
eaSed, Glso m heir Of said OZlas.
Your petitioner further shows that SAID
Frederick was seized in fee OF a Earccl Of
land containing about five acres with III"
messuage and appurlenanc,s late Of B T.
Baly lying on Pearl street, subircr in part
to the dover of the widow sand Bally--oue
undivided half of which SAID parcel the SAID
Frederick held IN rrus. for your pe,lllonor
And your petitioner prayS that this
honorable court VIII decree that vnur pc
lIlloner, as administrator of SAID Frcdcrick
may execute the SAID trust to sand Marin.
by releasing her. her heirs aud assign,
forever the said three luurlhs Of an acre,
and that your petitioner may be decrced to
hold and enjoy the other parcels of land
above mentioned Ia himself. hl> heirs aud
assigns. forever, free, clear. and discharged
from oil claims OF the sand Frederick or his
heirs. IN his own right. or 10 the Ial' er pa r..
Gel, and AS executor and drvI>co 4, atore-
sad, a. To SAID parcel of half an acre aud
your petitioners shall ever pray.
GEORGE p. MARSH.
Burlington, July il, 1887.
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TEOKGE ?. VI ARSII.
Burlington, July IL, 1887.
State or TER.UONTY

DISTRICT OF CHIrrDNDEN
The Probate Comt far the District Of
ChWenden, 10 aH persons 10 uioD1 Mcsl
presents shnN rone GREETING.
~ GORGE p. MARSH Of Burlington,
~ III SAID Dlsrrcl. having, by his pct-
ton, represented to Tins Cour,. thai
Frederick BueIl, late Of Burlington deccas
ed, at the time of hl+ decease was seized
IN fee OF three iourths OF an acre of land
Mt the eastwardy corner of maiden Lane
~ burlington, and of one undivided third
part OF about half an acre of land with two
houses opposite the house of Henry i.
Hickok, on Pearl stree, IN said Burlington
which said lands the said Frederick held
Ia trust as well for the other heirs and re-
presen'allves of Ozlas Buell. late OF Bur
'i1gton deceased, as for himself That
said three iourlhs OF an acre has by pro
cess OF partition between the heirs Of sald
OAIaS and their representatives.. been set
assigned and allotted 90 Marin Is. lllckuk
OF SAID Burlington, one of The heirs of SAID
Ozlas' that said parcel of half an acre hath
by process OF partition from rhls Court,
been SET, allotted aud assigned TO The sa'd
Petitioner, as executor and dovlspe i'm
trust of Harriet b, Marsh, late of Burhup
ton deceased, also an heir OF said Ozms.
and the SAID George L, by la, sald pcDl.
i'on, having also reprcso nled To thl,
Court, that said Frederick was seized IN
fee OF parcel Of land situate IN SAID Bur
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BURE.TNGTcN
StereOtYbe FO1tnGllY.

NNilE Stereotype Foundry formerly car
~sA red on under the agency of G. ~.
Eaton has passed into the hands Of H.
Johnson q Co.. and i, will in future be
carried on IN connection with their Book
aud Job Office. Leads of all sizes and
Blanks Of all kinds furnished to order, a
great variety of cuts, large and small, on
hand, and IN fine, all kinds Of WORK usually
called tor III similar establishment, done
with neatnrsS and despatch. Al orders
addressed to The firm will BE- promptly at.
tended to. II JOHNSON g. Co.
burlington. Iulv 10. 1887.
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NEW GOODS AGAIN,

II ONELY Il ABBOTT have Just rec d
~ from New York an assortment OF
Pongee aud fancy Hdkfs, Ladies' plain
Bonnet Ribbons Silks &c, French work
ed Capcs and Collars, Thread Edgrngs and
luserllngs, Umbrellas, Ladies and Misses
ParasoIls, French Mu,hus, and G,nghams,
CaIlcoes, Tlckngs, Shcetings and Shirt.
ings. &c. &c,
Burlington. July 90, 1887
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NAILS.

"A ! a meeting of the Directors of the
ACo'chesler Manufacturing Company
do'y holden It was ordered that an as
ses'ment often Dollars. be laid ON each
share OF the CaPl,al Stock of said Com
pany, to paid ON or before the lotb day of
Angus, next, and further assessment Of
ten DolIars' on each share 20 be paid ON
or before The 18th Sept. and further az
sessmen' of ten Dollars GA each share to
be PAD on or before the l4lh day of Oclo.
bcr A. ID, 1887.
SiNEY BARLOW, Clerk.
July 18th 1887.
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Common Manufactured Quills.
at wholesale or retail at the Variety Shop.
July 81. PANGpoRN e. BRINsMAIp.
II inc S b urgh AGA d G m v.

> !
FHSilE fall term Of this Institution viii
d commence on Monday the 2lst of
August. The Board Of trustees have
engaged A. J Samson, A. b to take the
charge oflhe Institution as P,eceplor.
TUITION. For common English branch.
es $3.50, for The higher branches, including
The languages $500. French will be
taught on same conditions as other Ian
guages.
Board and inciden,as vii! be furnished
on, reasonable terms.
Such books as are used in the Academy
can be purchased IN this village, l;' desir ed.
Mr.. Samson comes recommended with
testimonials which give the Trustees foil
confidence in his ability and skin in teach
ing, and iron his experience IN kindred
Institutions, we tlat'er ourselves hat those
VINO lavonr him with their patronage will
not be disappointed.
+. WILSON, Sec.
Illn"sburgh, Jnly 90. 1887.
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EST,lkANt.

TAME into the cnclot.ire Of the snbscri.
" bers, on the Glh lDs', Bay two or
hrcc year old Mare, with twr white feet
and u star in the forebcah. The owner il
requested to prove property, pey charges,
aud AXE her away.
S. g. NJ. 1.DEACH.
81. Genrnc JnlY p. lG31. -
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MORE GOODS.

1000 6 Id CT. Bills, 100 ps. India
AOOO' Rubber, 800 Camels hair
Brushes, 70 red Plumes. SO Silver Pen.
cIls, aud few hundred sheets fine Tissue
Paper, Of various Coors, received at the
Variety Shop.
July %. PANGBnRv e. BRtNsMAIp.
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Mary Spooner's Estate.

NE the subscribers, having been ap
w pointed by the Honorable the Pro-.
bate Court for the District OF Chilteuden
commissioners TO receive. examine and nd
Just the claims and demands Of all persons.
against the estate Of Mary Spo0ner late
Of Richmond, in said District, deceased,
represented lusoven'. and also all claims
and demands exhibited N offset thereto /;
end six months from he day of The date
Iereot beng allowed by said Court for
that purpose. we do therefore hereby give
notlce, that we will attend to the business
of our appointment. at the dwelling of
Amos Il. Cooper IN Richmond, in said DIS
'r'ct, on the l2th DAYS of September and
December next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, on
each Ct said days.
Dated, tins 18th dav of June. A. D 1887
AMOS Il COOPER, ! Commis
ELIHU BATES. sinners.
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Notice.

vHNllE Subscribers have formed a copart
n nershp ms Atiornies and Councillors
at Law. Office west side Court House
Square. J. MACK.
ID. A. SMALLEY.
Burlington. July q. 1887. CIV
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Hcman DevereauX's Estate.

WE the Subscribers, having been APP
w pointed by the Honorable the Pro-
bate Court for the District of Chltrenden
commissioners to receive, examine and ad
Just the claims and demands OF all persons,
against The estate Of IIeman Dcvereaux late
OF Il chmond,in said District. dccea,ed,rep
resented lnsulvcnl and also all claims aud
demands exhibited in olI.pj thereto; aud
SIX months from the dav Of The date hereof
being allowed by SAID Court tor that pur
pose, we do therefore hereby give notice.
that we Will attend to the business % our
appointment, at be Office Of William p,
Briggs. IN Richmond III said District, on
the II I'D of September and on the 18Th OF
December next. at 10 o'clock, A, NJ on
each Of sad day.
Dated, tins l4lh day oc June A. D. 1887
REUBEN MINIS.
ON. HUyTlNGToN, e c"m~''
ARTEMAS FLAGG, ''0'''S'
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Henry l.. Reynolds Estate.

WE the subscribers having been appointed
w by the Honorable Probate Court for the
district OF Grand Isle commissioner to receive
examine and adjust all claims and demands of
all persons against the estate of Henry l.. Rey.
nolds, late of lburgh in said district deceased
represented insolvenl, and also all claims and
demands exhibited in offset thereto, and six
months from the day ofthe date hereof being
allowed BY sa i'd Court for that purpose we do
therefore hereby give notice that we will at
tend to he business of our appointment at the
dwelling house OF Lewis Sowles in Aburgh,
in said district on the second Monday of DC.
tober next from 10 O'Clock A. NJ TO G P. NJ.
Dated at Alburgh this l2h day of July A,
ID. 1887. HENRY ADAMS,
TRE Z d; HAzEN, CONS.
HARVEY HUXLEY,
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Notice is hereby given, that

IVV''OO 10 ITOTOUy STVVTT' trIHC
the SeIec'ncn, will attend at The Town
room IN Burlington on Saturday the 9Th
day Of August next at 10 O'Clock "A. NJ. to
hear appeals from the Listers of said town
or assessments made the present year. and
also TO receive disclosures on oath of all
persons aggrIcvcd by assessment for MONIES
on hand, or upon Interest 1t is required
that the applicants give personal notice to
one or more of the Listers TO attend.
SAMUEL NICHOLS, } Seiectmen
WIN. A. GRlSWOLD, of
HEMAN LOWRY. burlington.
Burhng;o on, July 90. 1887.
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RETTNAl ELs.

" GODS at the loves, prices will be
w paid for any amount of Butter, dcliv.
cred at their Store.
JAW 81 ], CURTIS g. Co.
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'lonaI assortment OF Swords; just received
al the Variety Shop; also for sale iron
furnace. PANCBoRN e. BRINsMAID.
July 26.
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.AMSON'S Patent Scylbc Snalhes, by
- j. d. J. ii. PECK g. Co.
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N Package low priced American Prints,
- just received by
IhTUn.p Z PoTWIH.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-14

A BUCKEYE CANE.-While in the lobby Of the
Senate. Yesterday. we observed that Mr.. Webster.
who never wears a stick, any such appendage,
held in his hand a cane of no inconsiderabIe d.
mansions II reminded us of the piece Of tim
Der with which DIR. Johnson travelled through
Scotland. We found, upon inquiry. that in his
late tour to the West, Mr.. Webster fell in with a
dozen or tw enty citizens Of Ohio, who, after an
hour passed together. desired to present him
memorial of their regard. which, OF course, he
gratefully consented to accept They chose
spric of Buckeye which. nevertheless. they did
not wish to present until it sould be made to bear
suitable inscription 1t was retained for that pur-
pose. and has now been forwarded. and delivered
by Mr.. Ridgway, one Of the Representatives from
the State. On its mountings is inscribed the fol
lowing: Presented to DANIEE WEBSTER By tie
RrcxErrs. Jsly IL, 1887" 1t looked, to us, like
formidable instrument; and If one might be per-
mi.ted to put forth the Moral Of the incident, we
should say that when 1t vas Presentedt vas exPee
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-14
From tbs Buffalo Commercial Advertiser.
A SCENE IN COURT.

! At the present term Of tho General Sessions
occurred Il scene of ordinary interest Two
brothers, orc apparently twelve and tho other
fourteen years of age were indicted tor grand
| len was two horses The elder of the two boy $
was put upon his trial, and his younger brother
was sworn to testify against him. He told his
story with all the simplicity OF youth and Inno-
cencc.
1t appeared from his testimony, that. some
months since, their father, who was IN indiSent
circumstances, emgrated from Plymouth, Mass.
to Chicago; but was unable to take them with
him. having previously bound them tor term OF
years. 10 work in of the factories IN that place
Their master becoming bankrupt, absconded.
while they, deprived of employment and means
OF support, were defrauded Of their wages IN
der these circumstances, without money, and al
most destitute OF clothing, they turned their
backs upon their former home, with the intention
of seeking that Of their father; with no other en-
racemcnt for the prosecution OF their journey.
than the courage that animated their Young
hearts. and paper. obtained from the frozen
fountain of charity recommending them to the be
ucvo!cncc of those they should meet on their
wav
Thus prepared for journey Of n thousand miles
thew set out. ignorant of the world, and of the
country through which they were TO pass. In this
manner they proceeded. begging their food. and
sometimes. when unable 10 procure more comfort
Passing through one of the southern counties OF
this State where the inhabitants themselves were
short of provisions, their story was discredited;
and urged by hunger and WEAKNESS, they took
the horses with the intention of retracing their
steps. till they could procure supply OF Provis-
ions to continue their journey. These were the
which placed them before the
court. There was no doubt of the taking OF the l
horses.
The prisoners counsel made solemn and I'M
pressive appeal the jury insisting that the hor-
ses were not taken with dishonest intentions
Nor was il the mock solemnity Of insincerity; for
the fountains Of feeling were then unsealed. and
to the honor Of human nature be it said-thc
audible sobbings heard from the seat ofthe prison
crs, were answered with tears from the bar, the
bench and the jury box. The boy was acquitted,
and notlc proseqni rtered on the indictment a
cainst his brother K:
Apurse was soon made up for them, and placed
in the hands of suitable indiv dual. for the pur
pose Of paying their passage to Chicago. The
barefootcd boys left the Court House with their
frightened with the smile Of hope.
md bearing with them the wishes Of all present,
hat fortune may open brighter page in their
lcstiny.
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BETTER CURRENCY.
OR THE HOUSE THAT JACKSON BUILT

A NEW SONG AN OLD TUNE
This is the house that Jack built.
These arc the old rags that lie in the House
that Jack built.
These are the bags that hold the old rags, that
lie in the House that Jack built.
This the pay, that's due to day. and paid from,
the bags, that contain the old rags, that lie in the
House that Jack built.
This is Levi Woodbury.. not very good for We.
if you ask for pay. precise at the day. because
all his bags. contain nothing but rags, snugiy
slowed in the House that Jack built
This is Amos Kendall, appointed to send all,
the papers and letters. addressed to his betters,
vet was handled so huffy, in the affair of old Cuff
f.. and now never knows, his thumbs from his
toes. and would chucklc so funny, could he get
his hard money, from Levi Woodbury., who don't
think it good for We. to pay aught but rags. from
out the old bags. that lie in the House that Jack
buAt.
This is Tom Benton. who 'tother day went on,
a speech making excursion, for nought but diver
sion. and found all his cash was nothing but
trash. meeting sundry disasters, on account Of
shin-plasters, 6hich folks would not take. for the
Senator'S sakc& because the poor ninnies, remem-
bered the guineas, which ah! to his wo not a IL
month Ego, he bwore by the powers, would rain
down in show1DE, and that sweet Amos Kendall.
the sinners would send all, to Levi Woodbury..
who wouIdalwavs be good for We, for so much hard
chnk, and couldn't but think. twas prodigiousiy
funny, when told that tins money. tied fast in his
bags. was nothing but rags. slowed away In the |
House that Jack built.
This is Frank Blair, mad as a nv March hare
and lately sent packing, for too free Of black
ing, and telling more hes, than his master thought
wise, vet still hays the moon, with the very same
tune, and continues to roar, and banker for more,
q the loaves and the fishes, in Uncle Sans DISH /
q, having swore hat Joha Ball, had his Psekess
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-14

ted, nc would make use ofall power, andhli nsiru-
OF the people On being rallied the subject,
Mr. W. said, You sec arm prepared, in times OF
public difficulty, to lean on fhc Bnckeycs" Long
may the 'BucAeyes'' and Mr.. WEBrrR live in
this mutual respect for each o,her!-National
lntc!ligcncer.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-14

FACTS raAr sr~Ax.-When the public moneys
OF the Natioa were in the U. 8. Bank, shat insti-
tuition PAID FOR THE USE OF THEM Tho
them and PAID NOTHING Iii. now proposed
to m Ike all collections in HARD MONEY, and
to give it to the OFFICE HOLDERS uncooditioa-
ally, requiring no return fas ts use q security
for its safe keeping. Tho people can judge ii
they would be the gamers by suchan Ssxpesi mt.
lfthe first experiment" Of anullins ID Y. q
Bank had never been enacted, how in6aissly 1DsnI
than i, now i., would have been our eood6nt
Harrisburg Tslees.qh.
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Ho.. wu. Gasasu, e n. C. kuDaiy {
r,..nser of CeaRren, . vsry di1liGsihs1 49,
yee, Gsdsu16sly = Nsv Iai. . d - -.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-14

The President ofthese United States, and Com
mander in-chief of all the soldiers in pursuit Of
Oceola in Florida, is sand to exceed all his predc-
cessors in the magnifcence Of his dinners suPPerr.
and ball displays. 81 Dutch musicians played the
ashades of Kindcrhook.- at the first Lcvee ofhis
Royal Highness. How princeIy the Washington
folks are! Perish credit-perish commerce-oreak
merchants-sfarve famies-starve poor man
no matter-we, your officers, will live we'll A
most righteous government have We. and the con-
duct Of our rulers is IN most perfect harmony and
unison with the great principle Of loeofocoism
and Ievelling democracy. NO Pieayune-
Atthe Supreme Court. sitting At Springfield,
Mass. afev DAYS since, Mr.. Hannum prosecuted
the town Of Belchertown fora defect IN the road
which caused his wagon % upset and hs wi(e's leg
to be dislocaaed and fractured After ten days
trial, be received 99406 damageh, bsmg 1l200
for tie verdict and the SANE b. y stsae statute
Whole cost 70 defsndanss $780,
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@FAIa BUSINESS TRANsAC rIoN "-MiIes Celeste,
the celebrated nctress arrive last ev6ning from
America in the packe, ship England. This lady
has realized upwards of two Hundred thousand
dollars by her trip to the United States, in tho
short space Of two years and a half. We IN
dcrstand she is engaged in Paris.-lLivcrPoos
Chroa.