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So ENEs1S,
u mntr Of lolfy-two Rare.

! = =
NJ ~ u, pissed imported Rare tCrse
tW L h viii cover mares al nay stable the
ssse-assoS H. ensuing season, ut $50 tho season.
! payable within III" same, and ~l00 the Insurance
alabir whenever the mare is ascefarnod Ia be- III
loa, OF parted WITH and one dollar 10 the Groom, IN
each ease.-ENtcnsnc Pasru,agc will be furnished
without any charge, and mares Wcll fed with gram.
iof two SIllllmgs per day. All eNertons aud care III
be made To prevent accidents and escapes, but there
VIII be no responsibility for either.
NAlarh Is handsome bay horse. H. hands 3 in
clcs high without any white, of fine action and high
racing t"rm.-llc has large bone and tcndons, aud a
plenty of muscle IS excellent IN all cardinal points
has IL uneomnonly good shoulder. aud deep chest
and ln round and heavy carcass, with short and
NtlN strong bach, and clean and dry llmtN legs.
Ills career Ina. been unrvaled u Race Horse
I'll any url, winning oitffa" brilliant carecr OF six
years, II races Hc8iiY 80 NJ Hta benny ) and miles
and often heats, under the hebca weights and a
galis the A>i ip>e4: and under these clrcunl-
stances he WAS Very rarely braten.-lic has more
hug Plates tlan any horse that ever run, - in
number, aud successful WAS hc under the heaviest
weights and long distances, that ''thc alterations III
the hmg's Plates have been attributed In his nipar-
alicled performance Aud what Is most remarkable
IN tins wonderful PERFORMER he II tie aye oi nine
Withdrawn nom the turt without a bIcmish, aud A.
sound a$ "tle day he first started after Challenging
any horse To run miles, with ll0 lbs. Ills races are
too numerous or detail, be both classes
oi the Madrid Stakes. the Gold Cup, the Peel Cup
four times the Gold Whip gwen by the Turf Club
twice, the Gold Whip gwen by his Majesty three
times, the Wellington Stakes. the knm an Stakes
twice, the Sligo Whip, two Matches, and twenty
four Kings Plates.
For further particulars Hand Bills.
ShNark was got by Waxy Pope, winner OF the Der
By, and first rate four mile horsc dam Skylarh by
Musician, Pmoucrc by Young Eagle, Palasol by SIR
Peter Icazle, Deceit sister TO the celebrated yellow
PprtIta IuIT st,,r
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a.esEE NAH.

~ YH'llS celebrated loal gcttcr. will
TJ ia T. the present season. stand AT
W1fA41f Tx CMstiansyc, Mcchenburg conn-
..z.ssss.e.,Ms>is u. ~, Va. miles Northwest of
Bovdon fifteen North OF ClarksSillc, seventeen
South of Luuenburg Court house, and viii be let to
mares at seyenty-iiye dollars the season. Any gen
tcinau becoming responsible for the payment oi
class of Mares put them sixty dollars each the
season.-One dollar to the Groom in every cast
Season commenced the first day OF February, and
will expire on the first day OF July next. Mares left
with Gohannal will be fed agreeabIy to orders and
charged accordingly. Large and extensive paSturage
gras.-Every possible care Will be taken TO prevent
accidents or escapes but will not be liable for either.
Servants sent with mares to Gohannah will be board
ed free of charge. Gohannah having becn 50 often
,crtised we think it unnecessary say any thing
about his Blood or Performances, and the high pucc
he sold for Fall before last at public auction Is cvl-
dcnce sufficient of his high standing getter OF
Race Horses.
March Is OF
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IMPORTED EMANCIPATION.


ENE Tx at Charlotte Court house, Virginia,
.-ssts>Ass>SNi al so the season which may be dis
charged by $50, If paid by the FIRST day Of August
next SIT onsurance, 10 be paid as it is asccr
tanned that the mare Is III ioa she is parted with.
my gentleman becoming responsible Tor 10 mares
shall put at $50 Tor each mare and ~ will be reuu-
eo III every ease tu the Groom.-l can confidently
say, that believe Emancipation has but one equal
III Nheflca W. Prdn, with whom he equally divid-
Ell lanrelS having run HIM IN half neck Tor the ST
LeGer aud was subsequently matched against him
iof 'oo ''uineaS, Ia he al New Market and Pr
am pad forfeit 10 him. lie also beat all that II was
ms fortune To come IN contact with. that have been
imported by his spirited followers, VIZ: The famous
ko"ton, Iranby and Fille horses that vould have
done credit TO the English turf, at an, period from
the days OF thlldrrs and Eclipse mp 10 the noble Pm
am lie has greatly the advantage OF any other Eng
hsh Stallion in SIZE being beautiful bav full sixteen
ana a quarter hands high OF great length and sub
stance and IN the highest race horse form of any Sia
nom native OF imported, that have ever seen.
lie received greater number nj mares last season.
and from evey quarter of the United States than am,
other Stallion III the State; aud what is remarkable
beyond any thing OF the klnd on record, % oil the
great number ot mares received by him. dischare-
ed from the first service, aud contdcntl, belle, ed
that not one III thirty has failed him. For his Ped
gree and full Performances. refer YOU 10 the En-
llsh Stud Book and Racing Calendars, and to the 4
lncrcm Turf Register and Sporting Magazine vol.
= page lol WYATT CALDWELL.
Also, at the same stand with him. the superior ma
tive horse, Randolphs JANUS. Ohc snr ot phllp)
AMI one OF the finest OF sir Alcs al the reduc-
ed PRICE OF SO. which NAV be discharged b, ~oO if
PAID by the FIRST day Of August Nl5 the sngl
leap; $40 the insurance. with ~ to the Groom IN cv-
cry instance. JANUS is SO well known that deem
II unneccssl! 10 say more OF linn,
WYATT CARDWEIL.
u Ihe Richmond Enquirer is requested to IN
sert the foregoing weekly, weeks, and send il, ac
counts 10 this office tor payment.
March III ,,E,,
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Hon :, COY ER,N ,
TWENTY DOLLARS ls.:wARD.

ANAWAl from the subscribers about the lsi
~ January, a NEGRO WON \. n,nncd Betsy,
about the middle height aged about % years. The
only marks rccollccted on the back OF her nee
caused by her having scatons, and dark spotch ON
one side OF her forehead. The said negro WIS pur-
chased of Mr.. Cornelius Grow. OF l,ynchburg and Is
supposed to be IN that neighborhood The above re-
ward Will be paid for the apprehension of SAID negro,
II lodged IN Jail in Lynchbnrg. by application Mr..
noneiius Crow, or the subscrbuls living Cascade,
fhtsylvana county.
MILLNOk 4 WATKINS.
February
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EE.S'G.f.v'EE
NIarCh l6

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Oic" OF the Cir,
cult superior Court of Law and thanccr, for Bedford
county, the 9th day OF February, 1887 :
,Ierrin,an lunsord Plaintiff,
against
Charles Whtcey Jack Stratton Thomas j. Nhtee}, aud
Susan Nhitrlcy Defendants
Is tHANCERY.
The defendant Charles WhielcY HAVING entered his h
pcaancc and security according the Act oi Assembly
and the rules Of this court and appearing 10y satisfactory
deuce, that he nlahant Ohls commonwealth II
ordered That he do appear here the frs day othc next
term, and the Plaintiff bill and that tins order he m
serted III spapcr published IN lynehbug, Tor o
months vey aud posted AT the front door OF the court
house of this county, some colrLony
A Copy-Tcs,e,
JOS. WILSON, CLERK.
February % WIN
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Marcl6
CO.M.NISSHO.s.EK's SszE OF


PURSUANT to the provisions oi decree OF the
Nircut Superior Court of Law and Chaucery,
.oi Amherst county. pronounced al the September
'erh' 1888, IN the of :" Garland ~ Powell
sale UNDERSIGNED appointed commissioner for the
purpose will proceed to sell, by way of public
uoi' on the premises, to the highest bidder, for
,e money, ON Monday, the LIST day Of May next the
owlng tracts OF land, to wit OF :}54
' another tract OF 340 acres, described in deed of
,"uen'ure made on the 9th day of June, 1877, be-
" "eeh james Powell of the iIst part, Thomas X.
p'"~n OF the second part and Archibald Robertson,
.o''h rem and others OF the third part-eXcept as
- acres, part of the tract ot354 acres purchased
~ Mrs. Mildred Rose. These lands lie in the inn
d vicinity of Amherst Cour, House, aud are
do valuable. The sale, being made under a
free OF court, will be nitiou reserrc. The tide Is
Iii to he unquestionable but the undersigned
aa convey only such title is vested in him by the
"'''ee aforesaid. THOMAS n. EUBANk,
Commissioner.
March ~ M
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A TEACHER WANTED.

WANTED in a healthy ncighborhood in Bedford
w miles from Lynchburg, Classical Tea
cher. To one well qualified and of unqlestionable
character, there is presented favorable opening ol
establishing profitable School Letters postpaid
addressed to O. G. Clay, Esq. Rev. n. ii. Cobbs
will be attended to-
February 10 is
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MARTIN, WARD 4 DAVIS.

EHAVE Just opened lot of seasonable GOODS
/ 4 consisting OF
Super steel mixed Satlmetts,
and common steel mixed Cloths
Scarlet, yellow and green Flannes,
Green Baizes
Black and scarlet trimming Velsets,
Super black ribbed Molair Hose
do do PLAIN do do.
Februar, IL
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fNAkE notice, that We shall Oh the TIA day oi y
4 prll next at the Counting Room of Samuel II
Woods N Co AT Franklin touu House. take llc
depo,ons of said Samuel II. Wond> ard othrrs, 20
be read as evidence in depending ia thr C.r-
cult Superior Court u Law and thaHcrry Tor lhr
county of Montgomery, IN which are plaintiffs aui
You and others are de!rnddn's II sad depo,to 5
are not completed the first a., hcs will be coAr-
ued from day To da, until finished.
\ ours Nr.
SAMl.EL LIMESTONE r,,,.,..
ROBERT I. MOODS, s
Marsh lG. WV
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~
.seo

Ap s. Just received a lew boxes SHOES and
ROOTS and will be constantly receiving II ATS of
the latest styIc from then own Manufacture also from
the most celebrated Northrra Factories and will be
sold low ID. x K.
March Ii w2m
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SPRING HE'LL,

Il J SIR 1 RCHl,
II WILL stand this Spring at nay
g. L. Plantation, one mile fro" Amherst
s..sk.ssass-AlA<z also propose To run the get OF
Spring Ill., at three years old against the get OF any
Horse in the Union over the Farmers Course.
For Pedigree, &c, see Hand Bills.
HENRY /. ROSE.
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NOTICE.,

> HEREBY GIVEN, TO all whom it may con
Germ that no person is authorized to buy. sell,
uaue barter collect, or receive in NV name or to
use my name IN a:y manner or form whatever.
, \. WINSTON
March6 :,
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tslA,ALSo
1.-THE LYNCIIBURG VIRGISIlN."

,.,le semi-reekty fererV Honday and 7hursdayy at
,, D,Ays per paytbe in oar0"ce. No snbscrip-
- cYbe reccred tora Smarter period than sr moatx ami
,, riH be dseontinneh (frc1a al tie disc,etion W the
,,,;,o,, J until all drrearoges are pdid
49, DYER TISENEA ~ nscrtciat 30 ccnts per s2aa,e
, for the first insertion, anil 81 cents for erery sabsc
gsea iasfrt'0a'
rrJoB PRINTING eareHff" neatly and crpedito usly
s.J nm reasonable terms
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Copper 4 Tiss-VyaTc fsamslf:,C1 (z'S.
EHs.EsiiN s2s,,IEs

EsPEcrrILLi informs thc citlzcus oi i.Nnclilur.,
L a aud the surrounding country, that H. has com
mencrd the above business. IN the brick store one
door above 3r. IioWcl Da>,ss Apothecar,. aud up
plsite Mcs,r,. James {. Huns x Co.'S Mi!pest!e
stur- " here, h.. " i'll carr, ~ IN
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KENTUCKY JEANS.

uCST RECEIVED direct from the Mandatory
e. hehtucky Jeans. some of it very fine and beauti
'" MARTIN, WARD a. DAVIS.
fovember % IS
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REya DN Al.

,r,IIE subscribers take this method of iniermm,,
their old customers. and the public generally,
that thew have removed their stock of
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES,, &c.
an, their Shoe and Hat Room, where theY v III be
nIea,ed to furnish their customers usual. They
intend keeping ON hand General assortment Of Shoes,
Hats and Gaps, as heretofore.
DINkEE & RtMBOIGu.
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EARLY MAY PEAS.

ne subscriber has received supply OF Earl,
IN, May Peas, of superior quality, warranted genu-
JAMES T. ROYAIL.
February /,
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j January %
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-05-12
NEW YORK NlRA1(ET.

Flour. At last there has been a decided
falling of in prices. even in Western, which has
stood so high and firm. The vast quantity OF
Foreign which has come into market. and which
has been sold so much under, has brought down the
price of all other descriptions. Western common
brands, is selling at IS 80; Troy, New York, and
all other descriptions, made from foreign wheat, AT
2to7l.2
GRAIN. There is a very good demand for For.
eign Wheat. Notwithstanding the large sales by
auction Of The damaged and inferior qualities The
sales of Red German have been a, So u 45,
aud full 20 600 bushels soil AT those prices 10 ;.
600 good Odessa sold at 81 Rye is in good de.
mand, sales Of Northern ~ 90 a 0j, and Fo
e'sn AZ IS 90; stock Of Corn n, market, very
moderate, Northern yellow at 81; Jersey 90 !. 2
Southern So 80.
PROVISIONS. There has been a great fall in
pork, owing to the large supplies thai have reached
us from New Orleans. Sales of prime AT SI4,
ana mess At 10. Beef, prime, at IS l.2, and mess,
il n ii 1-2.
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STATE or TERNO.NT,

DISTRICT OF CHITrENDEN. SIS.
The Probnte Court for The District Of Chit
tenden, 10 all persons 10 lchom these pres
rnts sinai came. GREETING.
d OSEPH MARSH, Of IIlnesburgh, 10
~ the District, of Chi,tcnden, guardian
Of Mary |. Taylor and Charlotte I. Taylor
female infants under the age of eighteen
years. having represented to this Court
that the said Maria l.. and Charlotte l..
arc seized as tenants in common in their
own right in fee Of one undivided fourth
part oftwo certain Lots of land situated
and being in lllnesburgh aforesaid number
ed sixty-nlne and seventy, in the first divis-
ion of lands in said town, and that n sale of
said parcel of land is conduc We 10 the best
interests of his said wards
II is therefore hereby ordered that said
application stand for hearing before said
Court, at session thereof TO be holden a
the office Of the Register of this Cour, in
Burlington on the second Wednesday of
June A. ID. 1887; and that notice thereof
be given by publishing this order together
with the substance Of said petition in the
Free Press, newspaper printed at Bur
ling'on in the County of Chltenden. two
weeks excessively, the las, of said pubca
llons TO be not less than two weeks pre-
vions to said day
Given under my hand and the seal Of
said Court nj Burlington, in the Dis
trlct of Chltcnden, this 10th day OF
May, A. d. 1887.
CHARLES RUSSELL, .Jutlpe.
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Ira SOWle's Estate.

WYE he subscribers having been ap-
w pointed by the Hon. The Probate
Court for The District of Grand Isle, Com
missioners to receive, examine and adjust
the claims aid demands Of all persons
against the estate of Ira Sowlcs late of
A burgh, in said District deceased, rep.
resented insolvcnt, aud also all claims
and demands exhibited in offset thereto;
and six months from the day Of the date
hereof, being allowed for that purpose.
we do therefore give notice that we will
attend TO the business of our appointment,
at the dwelling of Widow Sally Sowles in
Alburgh in said District on Monday the
l2'h day of June A. d. 1887, at Nine
o'clock A. NJ. Of said day.
Dated, At Alburgh this 7th day of April
1887.
ALBERT G.. BUTLER, } Commits.
JAMES DARBY, { sione,s.
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Ephraim Hasclton's Estate.
STATE or TERHON"T,

DISTRICT OF CHrTTENDEN. ss.
TIE Honorable The ProJaie COu,i far N,
District Of O'Uenden, To all persons
con''rntd IN ne Estate Of Ephraim Ia.
seHon' tate IF Wesyord in saM District,
de"cdsfd GREETING
W. 1EREAS. Abigail G Ilasolon. ad
w m'nstra'rix OF he estate of said de-
ceased proposes to render an accoun, of her
administration, and present her account
against said estate for examination and al.
lowancc at session of,he Court Of Probate.
to be holden at The office Of the Register Of
This Court in Burlington on the second
Wednesday OF Iunc 1887.
Thcrefole, You are hereby notified to
anpcar before said Court at the time and
place aforesaid and show cause. If any
yon have,why The account aforesaid should
not be allowed.
Given under my hand a, Burlington this
10th day Of May A. ID. 1887.
CHARLES RUSSELL, ,Jud,,e.
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Henry l.. Reynolds Estate.
STATE or VERMONT
DIsTRICT OF GRAsD Isles.

DIsTRIcT OF GRAsD Isle IS.
AT Probate Court holden at the Probate
office in North Hero on the 26lh day Of
April A, ID 1887.
Present the Hon. JOEL ALLEN, Judre.
"A N instrument purportlng TO DO the last
"A will and testament of Henry l.. Rev,
nolds lac Of Albugh in said District de-
ceased, being presented 20 tho Court bv
John Reynolds one Of the Executors there
IN named, for Probate. It's ordered by said
Court, that all persons concerned therein
be notified to appear at a session of said
Court TO be holden at the dwelling of Jed
7. Ladd in North Hero, in said District.
on the third Monday Of June 1887, at one
o'clock =. NJ. and show cause if any they
have against the probate Of said Will; for
which purpose it is further ordered that n
copy OF the record Of this order be published
three weeks successfully in the Burlng-
ton Free Press. news paper printed at
Burlington in Chttenden County, as soon
as may be. A lrne copy of Record.
Attest A. KNIGHT, Register,
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New Goods New Goods

UP and doing, Quict and Cheap
NIIEAP for CA-H aud no lmprisonment
" for Debt, have hccn my mo,,os for
fifteen full years of brisk aud lively trade.
An early start in the spring helps well
through the winter. January, February.
then March means 90 ahead, and 81 he
did, Howard, of the Cheap Cash Store,
Marched off to New Yorl; and has return
ed with an additional assortment of New
Goods, such as silks, Muslins, Ribbons,
CaIicoes. Cambrlcks. Shawls. Hdkfs.,
Gloves, Hosiery. Combs, Loghorn Straw
and Tuscan Bonncls &c. &c. which to
gether with his former stock makes a.
usual very rich splendid and desirable
variety 10 select from, and as goods have
come down to cheap prices in New York,
they will be sold at corresponding low pri.
ces at Towards in Burlington.
p. S. There is no mistake about prices.
! have bought Cheap and have no other
cuisines on hand but to attend TO their be
ing disposed of at prices that will sui,
buyers.
S. EARL HOWARD.
Burlington, April 9TH 1887.
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David AtwOod's Estate.

HVO the honorable the Probate Cour,
H. for the District Of Chittcnden. the
undersigned, Moses Atwood, Ct Charlotte,
one of ibe heirs to the estate Of David At
wood, late Of Charlotte deceased, respectful
~ represents that he holds ono equal ten, h
part of said estate Jointly with the other
heirs Thereof, and beng DESTROYS to hold the
same in sevcral'y, he prays he Hon. Court
to order division of the said estate, and
to nppon, committee for tina, purpose.
Dated at Charlotte Nav 0, 1887.
MOSES ATWOOD.
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Gideon PrindIe's Estate.
TATE OF VERMONT,

~ ~ II ~ IL IL vi " " L -
DIsTRTcT OF CnITrENDEN, SIS.
The Honorable the Probnie Court for The
District Of ChiHenden. To all persons
concerned in The estate Of Gideon I'rindie.
late Of Charlotte in said District. deceas-
Ell. GREETING.
WHEREAS, George Prindc adnins,ra.
w tor ofthe estate of said deceased propo-
ses to render an account his administration
and present his account against said estate for
examination and allowance az a session of the
Court of Probate TO be holden at the office Of
The Register ofsaid court in Burlington on the
second Wednesday Of May next
THEREFORE. You are hereby notified TO ap.
pear before said Court at the time and place
aforesaid and shcw cause. if any you have,
why the account aforesaid should not be al.
lowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington this
Goth day Of April A. d. 1887.
WM. WESTON. Register
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MELTING OF CoIN.--lt is computed tia,
the consumption Of silver coin, in mnnufac
lures in this city. is annually upwards Of
500 600; that of gold 81 900 600 In
Boston The sum used in this wav Of the
ntilo Of silver alone. in one establishment
is 1000 900 ounces. IN Providence. both
silver and gold is used to the amount of
500 600 annually, in the various branches
of manufacture. In Philadelphia, $780,
000 y. Ere Post.
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Book and Job PRINTING.

TNfIE subscribers have taken the Print
n ing Office recently owned by V.
Harrington, and are fitting i, up with a
variety Of new type &c. &c.
They are connected with no newspaper,
aud will be ready at once 10 do any work
tina, aybe called for, in superior manner.
Books, Pamphlets, Cards, llandbilIs and
Printing OF every dcscrip iion, VIII be exc.
cu'cd in manner not surpassed by any
city csi abllshnIeni.
H. JOHNSON & co.
Old stand, College st.
May. 10, 1887.
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VENO the Hon. the Probate for the Dis,ric,
Il Of Chiitcnden comes Joseph Marsh Of
Ilinesburgh, in said District. and shows TO
SAID court that he is legal guardian Of Mary
l.. Taylor and Charlotte I. Taylor. female in
fan,s under the age of eighteen years that
the said Mary l. and Charlotte !. are seized as
tenants in common in their own tight in fee of
one undivided fourth part Of two certain lots
oiland situated and being in IIresburgh in
said District. numbered sixty nine and seventy
in the first division oflands in said town land
that a sale olsaid land is conducive TO the best
interests Of his said wards Wherefore he
prays said court TO grant him Ii cnse and en-.
power him to sell the said land. And your
petitioner will ever pray.
JosErm MARSH. Guardian Of
Mary l., and Charlotte |. Taylor.
HnesJurgh, May 10, 1887.
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GEORGE pRIYpLE.
STATE OF VERMONT, }

DIsTKTtT of NTTTTENDEN, s..
"A 7 Probate Court holden at Burlington,
IA in SAID District, on the 2lst day Of Marcel,
A. ID. 1887. il is ordered that an accoun, be
taken orthc debts and Also the proceeds of the
PERSONAL estate of sad deceased, and that tho
heirs and all persons concerned in said estate
be notified to appear before said Court on the
second Wednesday of April next at the Office
Of the Register ofsaid Court in Burlington,
aforesaid, to give bond for the payment of
debts. and show cause why license as aforc
said shall not be granted, and that such no.
tcc be given by publishing the above applca.
ton three weeks succcssvcly, as soon as NAV
be in the Free Press newspaper printed in
Burlington, in said District.
Given under my hand, the day and year first
above written. WIN. Weston. Rec.
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NOTICE.
Gold and Silver Watches.

WE have Just added TO our stock 10
w Watches. We have some fine gold
cased Patent Levers, plain and chazed, some S
and some full jewcled, gold cascd Repeat
ing Watches, gold cased Bulls eye Watches
Jewelled Verges which run as well as Lev
crs, fine jcwellcd LcEpincs in gold and
silver cases, Silver Levcrs,& English Watches
All the above Watches will perform well and
are warranted, All kinks of Watches and
Clocks cleaned and repaired at the Variety
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