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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-09-26

"HE Partnership heretofore existing ia
Il this city under the firm of BUILT,
SHIP, & Co., and in Natchez Of SHIP,
FFRRIDAY B Co., was dissolved on tie
ID current bv Limitation. All persons indebt-
ed to. or having claims against either Of these
establishments. will present them in New
Orleans. TO Bennett, Ferridays & ca, and
in Natchez to w. & R. Ferriday & Co.,
who are duly authorised to receive and pay
the same.
The signatures Of the old establishments
will be used for the purposes of liquidation
only. by Henry L. Bennett, New Orleans,
and VIM. Ferriday, Natchez, or their au-
thorised Attorneys.
HENRY l.. BENNETT,
WIN. FERRIDAY,
Surviving partners ofthe, firms o. BELHt
Shirt, u Co, and SHIFT, Ferriday, e
Co.
Now Orleans, July 81, 1887.
| The business hitherto carried on BY the
above, will be continued bv the subscribers,
IN this city, under the firm Of BENNETT,
FERRIDAYs. & Co. ard in Natchez, Of w.
& X. FkRRIDAY & Co. who have entered
into Partnership for that purpose.
HENRY L. BENNETT.
WIN. FERRTDAY.
ROBT. FERRIDAY,
JOS. G. FERRIDAY.
S. w. WA TIERS,
Now Orleans, July Sd, 1887,
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a end the adj4cen: counties, !
is in Aberdeen, M. where he 81
be found, cxcept when profess
sent. He assures the putlsc. iHs,-
entrusted 10 his care, vii. bc 9
with the strictest punc'ualiiy.
Aberdeen, September s, Sill
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FlRSI DAY

Sweepstake for colts ana fIAi
years old last spring, mile heas 81
entrance, half forfeit, 3 ar mls
race; and close 10Th Octo5er; .r'7
by address to Projectors, Il U
MisSisSiDDi.
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August, IS, 1873. t9t.
Tuscaloosa Aews.
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Columbus, September 10. I837.-16
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-10-13
Mary WiIcox's Estate.

WE The subscribers having been appointed
w by the Honorable The probate Cour, for
the district of ChllteDden Commissioners TO
receive examine and adjust the claims and
demands of all persons against the Estate of
Mary Wilcox, late of WesltGrd. in SAID district
deceased. Represented msolvent, and also all
claims ana demands exhibited IN Offset there.
to, aud six months from the day of date here.
of beng allowed for tina. purpose Ivy SAID
Court do therefore hereby give notice that we
will attend TO the business Of our appoint
menl at the dwelling Of Allen Stone. in
Weslliord in said District on the first Mondays
OF October and February next, al 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. on each of SAID days.
Dated this 9th day of September A. d. 1887
ISAAC HASE,( co
JOHN MORSE, !
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-10-13
WALTONS DAILY JOURNAL.

The -uoscr'bets will publish daily paper
during lhe ensuing session Of the lngisla.
tOrc, OF The size and in the form of the
daily OF last year, containing reports of the
proceedings of the legislature, OF Cong ess
and The news Of the day. The paper will
be issued IN the afternoon Of each dav,
tSundsys excep'cd) in lime for the mails
which close in the evening. Terms 81.
UMembcrs of the legislature aud Of hers,
who VIII forward Us The money sim Il receive
one copy gratis for every FIVE subscribers.
Tine Waterman and Journal lweekly]
will be furnished through the session for
Is cents-three months for so cents.
+ p. WALTON g. SON.
Montpelier, S.p,. IS, 1897.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-10-13
Ephraim HascIton's Estate.

VGNO the Hon. the Probate Cour, for the
1 Dis,ric, Of Chl.'cndon The undersigned
Abigail G Tlase'on Of Weslford MS Guardian
Of Mar, u. lIascl'"n md Abigail q Va.Hlou,
femal' infants under the age Of eighteen years,
two Of the heirs TO The estate nf Ephraim Has.
elton late or Wosfnrd deceased, respect fully
represents that the said Mary %. and Abigail
o. hold one equal fourth part each. ofsaId es.
tate j"in'ly with the other heirs thereof. n d
bring DESTROYS TO l,nld the >ame in severalty.
she AS guardian as aforesaid pravs the Hon.
Court to order division of the said estate.
and to appoint a committee for that purpose.
Dated II, Burlington in Chitienden County
this 5lh day Of Ocober A. d. 1887
ABIG Nil G. HASELTON,
Guardian of Mary d AID Abigail o. Ha.
eelton.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-10-13
STATE OF VER.NONT. }

DI'TRICT nr CHiTTENDrN. ss.
A T a Probate Court holden at Burlington
IA within and for said district on The 5,h
day Of October A. d. 1887. upon application
Of Abigail G. Ila>elion as Guardian OF Mary
d, and .4bigaI o. Ilaselon, female infants
under the age Of eighteen years, two Of the
heirs to the estate Of Ephram Haselton late of
Wesford in said dislric, deceased, reqnrsln,
u division Of the said estate; II is ordered by
the tourl that The said applicant cause the
several persons interested in the said es,a,e,or
their a,lornics. if living within thus State, to
be duly notified to appear before said Cour, at
a session ,hcrcofio be holden at the Office Of
the Register oi SAID CoUr, in Burlington on the
I'd Wednesday of November n. d. 1887, TO
make objections to such division if they see
cause. by publishing sac application. together
with this order thereon in the Free Press. a
newspaper printed at Burlington aforesaid
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, The las, of which pub.
LEGATIONS shall be previous to the time sci for
hearing.
Given under the sea of said Cour, and my
hand a. Burlington in said District, this 9Th
day Of Oc,nbcr a 70. 1887,
CHqRLES RUSSELL. Judge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-10-13
Lot NeweIl's Estate.

WE The subscribers. having been ap'
w pointed by the Hon. the Probate
CURT Tor the District OF Chi,tepden, com
miss,oners to receive. examine and ADJUST
the clalms cnd demands VI all persons
against The estate of Lot Newell. Inie ol
Charlotte. in sa,d District. deceased. 'rpre
-"n,rd in>olvent and also all claims aud d"
mands exhibited IN Offset thereto; aud s'A
uinn,Is from the dsv Of The date hereof. be-
ing allowed by -a'd Cur, for that purpose
we do therefore hereby give notice. that
we will attend to the business Of our az
poinlm ent, at the dwelling OF B'rdscye New
eli 10 Cha,ln,,p, ~ SAID District. on III,
sec md Tuesday of March next, at 10 o
clock. A. NJ
Dni.d.'h, 10 II dav NJ September. A D
1887. pi1"r f. iEWErT. C"mm;s
CAD ROOT sinners.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-10-13
Stoves, Groceries &c.

A Y the new Store. between Messrs J. w.
IN Wraver'S aud L.nlh'op & Polwlns,
Nos. /, "a and Prophecy,
Rotary ard improved Rotary, various sizes
Oval Boiler, Top Oven,
Box, Canada Box, various sizes and beau
liiul patterns,
Dumb Stoves. &c.
select assortment Of Stove Pipe,
Tin, ZINC, Stove aud Hollow Ware,
Axes, u superior article,
Nails, Glass. Flour and a general assoit.
ment "i Grnceries.
Shoes. Boots aud various other articles for
sale al small advance M wholesale prices.
SEWALL KENNY.
Winooski, Sept. 1887. 3u,sl5
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-10-13

TNO he Hon tue Probate Cnur; tor me
l. District Of ChrIendcn. comes Robert
Moody, OF BnrIInglou in SAID District, ana
shows that he Is IT,! al guardian -; William
&. Harr'ng'on aud George E Harrington
"f Burlington aforesaid, both maIe Inianl,
under the age Of twenty one years, thai
the SAID William &. aud Grnrge f. are
sriZ"d as tenants IN common, 10 heir own
right in fec Of a certain parcel of land stu
ate IN sald Burlington on the easlerly side
vt Shelbnrn street. bounded Oh The north
bv land OF Henry w. Ca,l,n aud of John
N. Pomer"y. on The east by land of SAID
Pomeroy and of John II. Hopkins. and on
he south by lsud Of SAID Hopkins, CONAN
lng about Two aud a half acres. on which l.
u small red house; and thai sale of SAID
parcel OF land wil condncc to the best ~
rrre>' of sad wards. Therefore he ptays
laid CourI to grant him license and empow
et him to sell the SAID parcel Of land and
premises, and your petitioner will ever pay
ROBERT MOODY.
Guardian Of William &. aud George +
I!arrlng,on.
Burlington, Sept. 90, 1897.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-10-13
Albion Corn Plaster :!

(as prepared by The late Dr.. Conway, has
been made acquainted with no instance "
It's proper application, in which It has not
been preferred to oil other REMEDrEs Toe
C"R>s. those acknowledgement Of the feet.
aud enemies to lncoMoilon.
The albion Corn Plaster softens the
corn. however old aud tough, and extracts
it to the very roots. The relief afforded
is GENTLE immediate. and thorough.
The Proprietor begs leave 10 submit The
folIuwlng case, from Mr.. StowelI. who 10
well known to the lnhabIla ants Of this city.
especially at the south end. and al Soutq
Boston, as very worthy and respectable
cliZcH.
SiR-I do not hesitate 10 give nv most
nnqus flied APPROPRIATION IN favour Of your
valnabl, .libion Corn Plaster. BY the Use
at less than a box. Mrs. Stowell has been
cured OF corn on each foot, which had
been exceedingly Troublesome and painful
for years, aud think II but justice to your
invaluable preparation to add, for Tho en-
enlargement of those. who owing to re.
p"nt"d dlSappnntmehls IN the various rem
edirs resorled to, hav" finally dcspaired Of
cure. that your Plaster cured her corns
arer ,ryn. other highly recommended
remedies Ia no purpose; aud what ,ncreas.
e- NV confidence IL the superiority ofyou'
Plaster. Is the fact, that |, has been used
by several Of my neighbours with equally
good success. a man advanced in years,
had become 81 crippled with corns, us to
be obliged Ia Gu, holes IN sho, + TO ease his
feet; he had long suffered grea, torture
and Inconvenience has lately been entire.
~ cured by he use Of your Corn Plaster,
- that he can now walk with comf"r,, and
N whole shoes Case - a
Young wnman living near me, had become
81 lame IN consi quence Of earns. a. not to
be- able To gn up and down Stairs without
Crea' trouble, Is now using the Plaster
with the mos, happy success, and prosper
Of speedy cure.
could refer TO several other cases, were
it necessary, but have seen enough ofths
Plaster To satisfy me I, Is the bes, prepara'
lion NJ ihls country. or perhaps ~ any 9th"
or. for Tie cure of Corns; and were 's vir'
tues generally known, | doubt whether you
could prepare The article fast enough 10
meet The public demand,
iS,ened) SETH STOWELL,
Keeper Of tho Toll house, South BoHoa
Bridge
Nj T. KInDER.
Prop''.'o' al the Conway Nc dicinss.
Bostoa, June l7ih, 1920
'.sp,its so ceo's
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-10-13

THO The Hon. the Probate Court TOT
Il The DISTRICT OF Ch,,lenden, comes the
sub. Criber Thnnas Caatendrn. admins.
'ra;ur o, The E,'a,r ut Noah Chl,rndrn
late ot Jrrichn IN said D,.,rlc'. decca .rd
and represents tina, The personal estate o
sand DECEASED wi not DO sufficient 10 pay
he debts aud charges thereof and hereby
makes application 10 sad Cour' tor Ilcence
70 sell the rral estate for that purpose.
THOMAS CHITTENDEN.
Ociober 5. 1897
STATE OF VERMONT, } Ala Probal.
DI,TRICT OF CHITTEnpEN, Court mol
den at BurIlng'on. ~ SAID District. ~
the 5lh day Of October A d. 1887
II is ordered that al acc aunt be taken %
the debts and also. the proceed. of The per
sonal estate Of said deceased, aud that the
heirs and all persons concerned in SAID cs.
tat" be n"' fed IN appear beinre SAID Court
an the 'h'rd Monday OF October inst. at he
Eagle Hall ~ W'lIs'on. aforesaid TO give
bond Cor the payment Of debts. and show
cause why license az aforesaid shu Il M, be
granted, and that such notice be- gwen by
publishing The above appl'ct"n ,hrre W., k,
snccesslvcly, as soon as may be- IN he Ere,
Press newspaper printed IN Burlington, III
.a'd District.
Given under my hand, the day and year
first above written.
VIM. WESTON. Register
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-10-13
Charles James Kathrens
lI.a'e Of Quebec AMI ST, Joh".,I
MUSIC rLACSER.

DEGS leave most respectfully Ia nc
ID quaint The Ladies. aud G"nllemen o,
Burlington and us v,c'nmy. that. having
recently arrived IN their village where h
intends 10 reside. h" w'!l give icr-"n- ON
the Piano Forte. Violin, Csr,nu Fmte
&c &c u such Ladies aud Grnthm,n
aS may please to honor hlm with their com.
mands.
G., j. X. also desires t. state that having
the requirement Of Thorough Bass. he Is
enabled /" arrange Music, aud give ,ns,ruc.
lions, aGre'uby 10 all the purposes OF hsr.
mony, and further WISHES to add that he
tunes piano io'tes. carefully and correctly.
Green Mountain House, Peal u.
Burlington, Sept, 81, 1887
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-10-13
Lynn AM * COLE

WILL SELL IN" Pan" Forbes mann'ac
w '"red by tl.rr,ck. Chrl.tnphr, & g.,
at reduced price for cash or approved
notes As the concern is closed. The IN
s'r"men's will BE- off red for sale here three
weeks previous to sending them to New
York All who wish to purchase supe.
nor article, will find this favorsble oppor
:unily.
They have o" hand twenty nine Piano,
from S225 I" $500, each
Bu' hnGtoD. Ortnbrr g. 1897.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-10-13
AT HOW ARDS
M@W 40DDss.,

A new Iull and complete assortment Of ev-
n cry description Of Fashionable Fancy
and Staple Dry Goods is jus, reed from New
York aud elsewhere which with what | had
before makes ono Of the best assorlmen,s !
have been able to offer to customers for Is
years past. TO undertake 10 ennmerate Articles
would only be taking unnecessary time, to
write, prnl aud read, for 1t has long been said
that Ifypu oanl M article Of goods just cali
u, Towards and y"u will generally be sure 10
find II there aud at about fair price.
Sept. %. 1887.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-10-13
Notice.! /!

THE Annual Meeting Of the members Of
l. the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company, will be holden at the Court House
in Montpelier on the 18Th day Of October
next, at one o'clock afternoon, for the choice
ofDirectors Tor the year ensuing, and 10 make
such amendments 10 the by laws as may be
deemed necessary. BY order Of the commit
tee. JOSHUA Y. VAIL, Sect.
Insurance office Montpelier. !
Sept. l6. 1887.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-10-13

mont since her said marriage with the
said John.
And praying ,ha, the bonds OF ma'rimony
between the sa,d Petitioner aud the SAID
> John may by decree OF the Supreme
Court be disolved. and "a Bill ct divorce
from the bonds Of Ma'riInony with said
John, granted 20 hpr
To J,hn Kinrart If Washington in The Dis
trirt of Columbia. GREETING
By III. authority If the Sac OF V"r'
mont you are hereby commanded 10 make
your appearance before the Supreme Court
mex, to b" holden at Burlington in 'h"
County Of Ch,tiendcn and State of Yer
mont, m the Thursday next preceding IN"
first Tuesday Of January. A D. 1888
then and there IT, show cause. it any y"'l
have. why the prayer Of the sa'd Petitioner
should not be granted, aud further to
stand 10 and ABIDE such order, direction
and decree therein. as 10 the suid Court
shall seem meet; and in case Of default the
said Court will proceed exparty.
And whereas. il beng made to appoar TO
me, that the said Klncart lives without this
State, and not within The reach Of legal
process. Therefore 1t is hereby Ordered
that notice be gwen to the said John KIN
cor, TO appear before the Supreme Court
next t. be holden at Burlington. IN the
County ot Cht,cnden and Stale " Yer
mont. on the Thursday mex, preceding ,ne
first Tuesday of Jannary A. d. 1888. then
and there to show cause, if any he have,
why the PRAYER of the sad Pe'il'"n"r
should MT b. granted and in case ~ d"
fault the SAID Conr, will proceed exparty,
-bv publishing the suhs,anc" vt SAID P"''
',lon and this c,ta,inn and order thereon
three weeks snccrsS,v"lv ~ The Free Press
n.wspaper printed at Bnrlng'"n. in the
County If Chltionden aforesaid. the last I"
which publications. shall be at least, sis
weeks before the time Of holding sait
Court.
Given under nv hand at Burlington, thl'
10th day Of Oc'"b"r. A d 1887.
SAML. s. PHELPS. JUICE
of Sup Court
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-10-13
PELETIAH iioLBRuuk !
Chloe lloLBRooX,

" Burlington, ~ the county of Chit.
'enden. an" Sale of Vermont, ha'a prefer
I'd his Petition to the Supreme Court of
said State. next TO be- holden at Burling.
ton, IN The County aud State aforesaid. on
III" Thursday next preceding the first
Tn' sday Of January, A. d. 1883, setting
lo''h that at Burlington, IN The C"u',y Il
Chttenden. aforesaid. on the fourth cay OF
Msy A. D. 1894. no was lawfully mar.
RED 10 Chloe Holbroos, Of Msaistn, ia
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-10-13
BROAD CGOr&i.s.

"HE Subscribers have received large
Il qna"'my Of Broad Cloths Of every
shade aud quality and will be sold at price.
cor'esp ,ndng with the tines.
LAT!ROP & POTWIN.
October g. I817
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-10-13

SUBJO!NED is 4 Catalogue Of some of,hc
~ various kinds % Goods w. ". MESSER
is constantly receiving fom the Foreign and
Domestic Manufactured.
In soliciting the custom Of Merchants and
Dealers. he assures them that he will sell his
goods for Cash or Credit, a, as low prices and
on as good terms as can be found IN any City
in the Union.
Having hut recently commenced business
he will be pleased to sell for CASH at n much
lower rate Of profit than the old and establish
ed houses OF the City are in practice Of doing
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-10-13
RICH GOODS.

Gold ana $ 'Ver tent'l Eases IN great varie-
ty; gold. silver, shell, pear aud finely painted
Snuff & Tobacco B. xe>; silver Spoons.
1hImbles. butter aud fruit Knives; pearl agate
and ulass silver mounted Seals: silver mounted
Dlrks. Scissors. S,ilelioes. Emcrlcs and Wax
es: silver Tooth Picks. Whistles and Ra,lles
a variety Of elegant pearl Watch Stands la
dies rich gold plated Head 81 nds, Bracelets
and Bouque, Holders; inaid rose wood and
silver furnished Sewing Boxes silver plated
Teeth Brush. soap aud shaving Boxes gold
and silver Vinaigreties.
CUT: cry.
Pearl. ivory. stag, horn aud cocoa handled
% and blade Pen and Pocket Knives. of
"Rogers Hunts" "Crook' .'"Ro,heram"
and "Bagshuw's' manufacture, desk, bowie
aud pruning Knives; pearl ivory and STAG
handled silver capped Dirk Knives: a great
variety Of English aud French manufactured
Razors 10 cases ON ca I'd. and Dozrl,s miniature
Knives and Scissors; pocket. button hole email.
lace aud common Scissors aud Shears. of Eng.
lish aud German make OF every form and
quality; Tweezers. sc.
BRUSHES.
French. English 4 American hair Brushes.
of all possible varied size and finish clothes
nail. hat, comb, shaving aud shoe Brushes, of
great variety; 1884 and 5 row fine French,
English and American Teeth Brushes; crumb
and flesh Brushes.
COMBS.
Fine ivory Com BIS of all sizes and prices
wrought and plain shell Back aud Side Combs.
shell and buffalo hnrn Twist Combs. shell
ivory and horn Dressing Combs pca, shell.
and horn Poke, Combs silver, Guilt and
Jappanned metallic Twist Comb, let and
guilt shell side Comics.
SOAPS. PERFUMARY AND OILS.
Almond paste Shaving S"ap "Knw's,"
white & brown Tmle, Shaving San +.
French transparent aud exqn,suely perfnm
"h Tn'ir' Soaps. Lawson-'s comp..i,nn
soap tor the extraction of OILS from Cloth !.
American T",et and Shaving Soaps. m
great variety real Farna, French sod
American Cel"gnss; English and F,ench
double distilled Lavender Wafer. F,,ncb
p'rfumrd T"'lel and Bureau Cusb,ons n
genera assortment ut The French extrac,
Mowers. 10" numerous 10 par,lculsr,zn ::
Maccassar, Antique, Vegcrsblc and Bear,
Oils; Bears Grease, pearl Powder, Fr.uch
aud American Hair Powd =, and Ouo -
Rs,
POCKET BOOKS. GARD CASES. xc
pian and 'nia'd sh"ll Gard Cases. u.a,,
and wrought IVORY Gard Cases, p,I md
morocco" d' Souvenirs, Note Cases Mem
orsndnm Books, Tablet. Thread and Me-,
die Cases OF bean'fu' 6nI.h aud ex,en.,ve
v,'iPly; ladies' silver aud steel noun, ed
P,ck'i Ri"ks. simple and combined with
Gard Cases and Needle Books furnished
aud plan Gcnilemen's Wallets and Pock
el Books. IN ss great q variety ss can be-
foond 10 Tho city, Porcelain States, Leaves
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-10-13

"A Ia meeting Of ,he Directors of ,h.
"A Colchester Manufacturing COMPANY
duly holden OF The Office of LYMAN and
Marsh. IN Burlington. on the 5,h day %,
October. 1887, II WAS ordered that a call at
ten dollars per share on he new stock %,
said company b. la'd. payable on o, before
the LIST day of November nrx,, and a fur
Their call Of ten dollars per share on said
new stock payable on Or beGre the l5tl,
day Of november mex,
SIDNEY BARLOW, Clerk.
Burlington DC s. 1897
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-10-13
MERINOS.
October 3. 1887.
SILVER SPOON S.

NTOTWITHST STANDING The scarcity
IN Of Silver, we continue To make a "
kinds o. Silver Spoons. and nave a good
assortment now and at al tunes on hand.
warranted good Variety Shop.
PANGBnRN g. BRINsMAtD.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-10-13
w. w. Nj f. 5 S Err

No 2O3 W,sHINGToN STREET, BosTnN.
Importer and Dealer in English, Canton
French, German and american Fancy
Goods.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-10-13
STATE OF VERMONT.

DI>TRrCr of CHIT1E>DEN. IS
The Probnte Court far The District of Chit.
tenden 10 adpersons 10 pAom these presents
shall come. GREETING.
ID OBERT MOODY of Burlington ir
IL The District of Chmlenden. Guardian
OF William G. Harrington and George T..
Harrington. OF Burlington aforesaid. b"lb
male infants under the ace Of twenty one
vears, having by his peln'nn. Represented
IN thus Court, 'ha, The SAID William G.. aud
G""rgr L are ee'z"d a tenants IN c"unm"n.
IN iheir own right ~ fee. of q certain parcel
"t and. situate m SAID Burlington ON the
"asiery side Of Shelbnrn street. bounded
on The north bv land ut Henry W. CaIl,n
aud Of John N. Pomeroy, on the east b,
and ct sand Pomproy aud of Jnhn II Hop.
k'ns. and on he south by laud at sad Hop
kms, containing about wa and hal acres.
"n which parcel Of land is sna II red house
and that sale of SAID parcel Of land VIII
c"nduce to The best interest Of his SAID
wards.
II Is therefore ordered that said applca.
tIon stand for n hearing before SAID Court
al u session thereof To b. hodrn al The o flee
of the Register of This Court IN Burlington
on the third "Wednesday of October A. ID.
1887; and that notice thereof be given To
all concerned by publishing lhls order to-
gc'her with the substance Of said petition
IN the Burlington Free Press. a news. paper
printed at Burlington. in The County Of
Chi,,enden, two weeks successfully, the
'a> of sad publications to be not less than
Two weeks pr,vlons 10 the day Of hearlng
then and there To appear before SAID Court
and show cause # any they have, why the
prayer Of SAID petition should mol be grant.
ed.
Given under my hand and the seal OF
SAID Court al Burlington thus 20lh day Of
September A d. 1887
CHARLES RUSSELL. judge