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Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-07-08
8Alfn1H OF LOTS
~ ~ THE WIN OF
s&gARRgR sR.GgPS@5p

Nnis town which is laid off by the propr;.,o,.
y! sdelighttully situated on The west bnnL os.hi'
MISSISSIPPI liver, about one mile north of ,hs
therh Inc OF the town of Du Buque, and ;mu.si-
a'ely opposite Mississippi City, at which ma.
commences the great Rail Road which e "a c,r,,s
an entire line Of communication between ~. Nj
slssipp, river and Lake Michigan. Tha comm...
ciai advantages of this town as well az ;,s
ny .othe rich mineral and agricultural h.ss
OF u, need mol be enumerated 10 those acnus ;resS
with the situation. Its central position md .os..
nandtng locotion will at once be obssrv.d -.
slight reference to the map of the Territorv. .ins
sseam boat landing is inferior to none frnm r,
Louis to st. Peters. M town in the far 49,.
can boast Of more healthy location--s,rinss a.
the best and purest Of water are found ~ .h..,Ss
ance gushing out from the bluff in the ,ear AZ
day Of July ncxt = '1' 1S'a
IERMs-'Fen per cen, down-,he ,srr,s -
payment OF tho balance will be liberal and made
known ON the day of sale.
THOMAS M'cRANEY,
MATTHIAS HAM.
+. X. O'FERRALI.
JOHN FOLEY.
Eagle Point, juno II, 1887 3.n
The Galena Advertiser will please insart -
above il the day Of sale, and forward their Bills =
this Office. -
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-07-08
NEW STORE.
SCOTT & TAYLoR
WhOlcs0le e. Ref,0I nyacs..

d =
i If ave Jus, opsaed, in James Lapn,n.,s =,
- aouse, Main street, a full snd cn....s5 ew
ltha s,Ii " every thing in their line. ~ 800
Inv n, form part, which they ole, e.. :.
10 LAY ,a and Rio coffee, N. o. sugar. H.r
,.as s"a roar DO Gun Powder, Inlrer;aI Ana ~
cur,,,. anu nard smell almonds, rasins. nr,m..
rnds u.'u.oia'e, West India preserves TAM"
ginger eahnles, cloves, cinnamon. nu,,ncvs
glass Jars. bo,tlss .spps, mustard, pepper sauce.
syr,, D. nos'ies and TASKS glass iun,blera la,,.
Up, iaoli vinegar, sweet oil an,nsa lemon ,e
pe,se' alum, sala.a,us, hons H,sass -: sai's,
@..ss ieaa: y 10 Ii window gl.ss ~, Aegs
49, sssfs, lard BY kcg or can. ,ar rss p'pe.,
~ pp's, supsfhne hour, molasses. mac.srs, VIZ"
nse ha,, ground alum salt, table salt. dried -.
pine annla - PRIME pork, Western Reserve ana
r,n5,s. eheese, rosii and fancy soans ,,,,,,s
sd ss' sperm Candles, blasting powder III.
and Ma. 'sf paper, quiils ink powder. C,Sll;r,,
,,,a h.1,s axes, scythes, drawing knivee. tr,c.
sr shna,. mans, l.. Il $. Hanclle shovels Sncl.
aars as' spaaes, hay forks, hoes. foot ad,.. 80
Sa,s soaee mus, hand axes, smoothing rome 49,
cast;,ss ,;.s squares, assorted iron, Steel ana
las, win every other article in ,hs ss snu
Hie, LOO tedious to mention ~ ot0"aNs
.a.ao' fsc.lEsd and old Mononyahe,a uh;....
20 1aiiiaica ana N. %. rum, Holland and A,,..y
ana Amer. brandy, pale g. gold Sherr, ~, s,'
niia a ana common wines, old Port wine. S,c,,,
,yi,a " Us, burgundy Port do. Marsaillss Nd
WIN w,hg, cherfy bounce, Champagne vines. Cis...
and Musca1 wines BY box, Newark cider d. ei y.
oea yInsgar, Bonn's tobacco, cut paper do A..
Spanish nnd ms lyes tobacco, assorted d.
penny hsads, 40, 81, 60 spikes, asso,,.J "hn.
s,oa uea CORDS and plough lnes painted buckets
S'o Ths Jugs orooms, assorted chairs, &c.
al assortns ... aus" on hand, and will keep gener.
asslasaA1DH Made @h@sp5su1Ma,
OF EVERY K1ND--AIso.
nents. fine and coarse boots, shoes am, n,r,.
sh ,as sselaa and sping prunee shoes. ladies' kin
snoas ana bootees brogans, thick shoes. chldran,.
lsasher shoes, mems black and white s;lL 80 e.
mats, boys silk hats. M anu AVE-
lefsoas wishing TO purchase will do we'll to c.n
and examine our stock. oA - Sc"
ihey will also attend 10 Storing. Torw.,d;,,.
, u commission Business. Any such entr,,s,ed g
neh' VIII be attended to.w,h pro,ptne ss and a;..
'"' AUGUSTUS w. SCOTT.
n,.p THOMAS J. TAYLOR.
Dn buque, June 10, 1897 If
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-07-08

Miners Bank Of Du IsuuMure.
NoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. Tim, forty
y dollars on each share of the CAPITAL Stock Of
the Miners Bank of Du Buque, will 30 required
to be paid, to the President and Directois OF said
Bank at their Office in the town Of Du Buouc,
on the second Monday in October next--6fiy per
ce"t. OF said instalmcnt to DO paid in specie. (
BY order of the Board.
. - e. LOCKWOOD, President.
juno 3, 1887. 1.,f
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-07-08

-
We understand that wheat crops in the com.
Try arc very good this season, and bid fair to
yield great profit to those engaged in farm
ing. we are glad to find that those who
have turned their attention to farming.
are iikeiy 70 reap 2 rich reward for their
industry, and hope that the time is not far dis.
tant when the mining country will produce all
the necessaries of life sufficient for its CON.
sumption. The vast amount Of money Maid
Tor the importation Of flour, pork, bacon, &c.
a. articles which are easily raised and manu-
featured in this country, if expended in OPEN
ing and cultivating farms, would make the
lead mines the richest and most beautiful par.
OF the western country.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-07-08
BOOTS e. CHHEc

BOOTS & SHOES.
A LARGE assor,men, Of Coorsa and ri,o
boots, coarse and fine shoes, ladies' and chill
ufens shoas OF all description, of superior quail
June %, " W.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-07-08

IL ! o!y i. 1881.
1 A
VIM. Almon
/ VIM. Allisoa
A } Anderson
/ B
Thomas c Baldwin
Lewis Bailey
Archibald Brown
John Brensman
George Brown
James Bay
Lawrence Bcllanti
Charles Brownell
John w Bobbist, 2
Andrew Bankson, 2
VIM. Barringer
John { Balm
VIM. NJ Babbot
John Buchanan
Thomas Berry
VIM Bats
Andrew S Cooley 2
Thomas Cruson
Henry Carter
John Cralcy
J Madison Garter
John Crockef
w III. Cardiff
John r Coonsc
Dennis Cameron
j Ohm Carver
Hiram $ Cowles
Ralph Carver
Daniel Constocls
9 d Dillon 3
g G Doughofty ?
Alon2o Dickesson 6
i'hos. M'Donnald
Philip Deeds
George Deeds
Benz. Dickerson
Peter Dunn
l;
w alter Emery
Rhesa G Ehox
+ Ii Eycre,t
+
Chancey French
John H Floyd
Patrick flaming
Daniel 6 F'en,on
Wesley Fiile
Michael Grcgaa
Davis GILLIAN
J,h, I.oI,,,Lo,eo .
- ~ r,.I,.
or c,t;a,;.
on C,,t;o, Z, n
1,hos Cato,
pa;,o Caas
RI
Wv rJ.r.;.,,
l,i,,;t'
On, Has tinay
! ~ tJ.a.
! rI.;rla
/ N lIiyhv
y,n,. ~. ..,..l
f.o.,s,;,s it,,cn
f.,b,r,,,o Io,,so,,
Charlie. .Jol,n .,o,
,,y ~
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-07-08
DIR. vVARSAW,S

tELEBRATED Remedy for The CIR. &c A..
- - and Fever, Chlls and Fever, Cake i, n.y.
s'de, and many other diseases of the Wcs, I,S:s s
Islands, and similar iseasas
.frice 81 Is per bottle, for at WIN. NIYERS,yS
s. ....N juno IL 3a.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-07-08
LIST OF LETTERS,
EMAlNlNG in the Post Once a, Du Bunue.

he Post Ones a, Du Buau
Casper Long
Creighton Luce
Lemuel Litton
La.kar Luck
Antoine Lagrave
NJ
Ambrose NJ Meeker
John Bernard Norman
Henry Mounsey
Elisha McQuellin
WIN. McMug.ry
Isaac Mullin
Alfred Mcdaniel
Harriet Moicll
Archibald Mitchell
Francis Mullen
James McCabe
John Myers 2
Charles Miller
Jno. III Matthews
Arthur McCar
N
A B Norris
Harden Nowlin
VIM. II Nelson
Abraham Crisbura
Thomas O'Neill
p
j Perrin
Ira II pingray
Joseph II pelugire
James Purcell
James Powl
X
James Ramsey ?
Matthias ? Ringer
Jao j Robertson
a J Ritter
FELIX Robson
e ID Rockwell
Elisha Rogers
S
John Scott 2
VIM. B Slaughter
Samuel Stewart
Samuel Shepherd
S Shepherd a. Co
James iSelkyig
Jno Stevens
Martin Smitl,
Thcrese Sarssey
Jacob Shullenbaiger
VIM Smith
Samuel Sheldon
job Sheldon
Bayles Sedgewick
Joseph Sheldon
Il
James p Thomas 2
Pleasant G Tucker
Jno Irolin
Thomas J Thomas
Madame 1'rudeuu
Joan Tiorney
john Thompson
Alfred Townsend
V
John Eandyka
w
GARY White
Andrew Whitehead
Green Weaver
Thos. S Wilson
Charles G Waybason
George G. Wear
Thomas Walsh
Alexander Walker
Gahiela White
Yates, Hum t. Co.
Jamos Ward
Y
William Yoakum
Matthias Young
B. MORRISON, P NJ.
y Of the above let.ors, viii
rt;o.I o,nn,u,;oa ,L,,
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-07-08
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ADMIN ISTItATORS' NOTICE.
ME undersigned havo been appointed bv the
Judge OF Probate for Gran, county, w. r.
.A on the estate Of Lyman j. DAN
iels, deceased, late of said county, and have ,a,-
med themselves as tho law directs.
All persons indebted to said estate are reouested
to make immediate payment: anel all persons hay
ing claims against said estate will present them
for settlement.
AMELIA L. DANIELS.
-, ANTHONY LA GRAVE. !.
Ca'5ville, Grant county, Juno 3, 1887.
N .. mr.. Nelson Drury and Mr. Clovis A. La
crave are duly authorized BY Us to setsls eli claims
owing to or due the estate. -
A. L. DANIELS.
A. LA GRAVE.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-07-08
READY NiA5D5a or, 1,g1rz777n17lz.

READY MiEAID1n 0lluD gIrSUuN1da
VIE subscriber has just received from New
ing in part Of Blue, Black, Brown and Olive Drass
and Frock Ccnts--Blue Black, Brown and fancw
colored pants Blown linen ana 4, oss frock COATS
and roundabouls-Irish Inca shirts; white and
Blown Inca panlaloons; Black, Blue, Velvet md
fancy vests, for sale by
June II, 1897. T.. LOCKwnon
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-07-08

The corner stone Of the State House TO be
erected at Springfield, the established seat Of
government for the State of Illinois, was to be
laid On tho 4th inst.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-07-08

Richard Lanasters
GUY B. MORRISON, p NJ.
Persons calling for any Of the above let.ors, will
please say they ale advertised, otherwise they may
not get them.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-07-08

s. M. BARTLETT, Editor Of the Galena Ga.
zette, has been elected Representative in the
State Legislature to fill the vacancy occasions
ed by the resignation Of Elijah Charles, Esq.
The Bank Of Upper Canada has declared
its intention not to suspend specie payments
as long as there shall be dollar in it's vaults.
The Secretary Of War, in reply to letter
from the Hon. John Reynolds Of Illinois, says
that measures have been taken for having sur.
veys made ofthe Kaskaskia and Illinois rivers.
Republication Of the Carthagenian, at Car
thage, H., meat and ably conducted Literary
paper has been discontinued, and the materi.
ais removed to Fort Des Moines, w. r. where
the editor, Tn: Gregg, Esq. will publish ano-
Their on the same principles.
The U. S. Senate will be compose d Of thr.
ty-threc Democrats, eighteen Wings, and one
OLIVER 5. Smith, Of Indiana,) protesting to
De modern Democrat, but as such generally
belong to the Wings, we are willing so to con.
sider him, which will give the administration
majority of fourteen. This is turning the
scales greatly in favor Of the Democratic par.
ty. At the time Of the Veto Of the Bank Bill
the opposition on all measures carried theil
points, but SO soon as the voice Of the people
could reach that body, change has been gra
duaily coming in favor Of the administration
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-14

Tonight =
Ay--auW, 10 night
softly. This horse Of yours will be- better out
Of the way. | will tic HIM 10 ono 81 the trees
yondcr. Here. Lawyer rs cold nleLt--,ake q
pail at this flask while sm gone
The smaggler led the horse towards the patch
OF woodland and IN few moments was lost TO
sight. Eihering,on swallowed large portion Of
the spirit from Johuson's flask spirit which stick
of raugnr had never jsbbed in,-wbcn sounds, a.
if a subduod whispering among the trees. broke up.
on his ear. Before he could well direct the gaze
towards the spot the siswart form Of the snug
glcr emerging from the shade.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-14

Oh how will Elm
Fngender sin throw guilt upon the .oui
And like rock, dashed on the troubled lake
Twill form Il, circles, round succeeding round,
Each wider than the last"
Coiman
In the morning William Ethcring,on called I'D
on MIR Norus, and informed the old gentleman that
upon looking into his affairs he had found them
better than he expected, ..snd should be happy to
tnlhl the required arrangement. With Ellen his
task was somewhat more dlficult-his professional
tact had prevented him from committing himself
when he received the fathers Gltimatum but in the
interview with his beloved, despair had drawn
ffom him the acknowledgement that he was unsble
to raise tenth part of the required But we
are easily induced to believe what we wish to be
true aud Ellen Norton was perfectly satisfied
that rleh aud friendly client had advanced her
dear William the five thousand pounds and few
warm speeches induced her TO promise that for the
present. she would keep the fact Of the loa con-
cealcd from her father.
Bidding farewell to the wsrm.hearted nd con-
hding g,rl. whose consent he had obtained To an
immediate union. E,henngton rode over TO the cot.
,sge Of The Exeiseman. aud under pretsnce Of con-
soitiog him upon point IN q lawsuit OF old stsnd.
ing. proposed quiet dinner At the Crown, rustic
tavern about four miles of. Here the old man wss
Piled with strong drink. iiil his iSeohsrenl gsbble
and vacant stare proclaimed his unftness for the
prosecution Of has duty. Eiheunston, accustomed
TO tie powers Of ~ine eOald no, help noticing that
the liquors ware unusually potent, and although
not eons'derets bard or steady drinker. felt con
saderseiy excited when he arose from ihs table
When be called for the bill tie land lord, q hard
ieslvfse zIry hsHed man, entered the room.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-14
NUMBER s.

tsei the right ~ the from the right s,centsa
II the This will give the time When u trsr.. the
indian Nafous mehots have b~ee ie.uis 10 sseertsia
true meridian. sed the ansusi vsfson 81 The sguss,e
needle The mos, simple "a by tho anso formed
brtwcen the magnetic snetiah and ienr lice formed b.
due north but twice Ia 81 hours. and remsis. bot fsv
oHds ~ thst direction - recommended that the variation
I've taken and calculated al its deonsca greatest sieas
alton sHars sucieni time for observation. Hut tho
dechnation w calculated fof tho degree &C latitude
where the observation m,dcspd the frllo~nr prnrcs,.
ticn he instituted the Of the latitude 10 To
radius the Of the dcelaaoh the sine Of eon
CATION.
Hunts table Is founded the shovc propositions In
amininp them, will find that In tho 1895 10 latitude
- deg ~ the elorgat"n II tho pole !. found 10 he
deg 10 M 81 In 1897. end To br dog NJ.
In calculating M to 1870 fo the different attitudes make
the following result -
LIST Jan 1897. Jan 1859 Jan ias9 Jan 1870
50 d. mm. sdhm 5fs sdsm &c. Sd sdinNs
~ d. % 9d7mes ed6ma ~. sd6m7, sd6miis
49, com. cd3m0s sd7m tss fdTmi6. sd6 m5os
The above supposed he nearly eorco !, recon-
mendcd 90 every make his calculations snd
observations and At the time the pole shall h. ~ lie
greatest eonsaon being the correct method Bot
s those Who have not Transit and other ~ obscr
,at,"n the following viii give tolersble true meridian
rs Aluth and Gamma Cassiopeax transit the meridian
nearly the moment the above and the other hollow
tho poles then the line he truly observed who they
nppcnt in the vertical that line will nearly be the
fdsnand the difference hriwcen tho changes of the right
o tho two stars will not essentially effect the rule
May aud June recommended tho most favorable
observation the latter October for tho fpfmer
Is pn-sb L. and very probable that he
found the above. and the writer would bo very thsntfu
fcr correction Yours respectfully
PhtsfcM. Vt January 1891.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-14
nj ". y. nuhToN.

',iifr .ldaes' srsoed with external gifts.
10 breed love. ,et,ied passion, III my heart
nd libs 90 rigof ofienpcsiocss guests
Provokes The m,sh,ies, hsits against the tide,
10 an driven By breath Of her renown,
Fi,hsr to suffer sbip~reek, o. sfiive
Where 7 may have ftUi,ion Of her love
Shakytafs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-14
CHATTER ~.

Oh how will Elm
ngendef sin throw guilt upon the soul
Aud like rock, dashed on the troubled lake.
Twill form Il, circles, round succeeding round.
Each wider than the last"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-14
.kHIKEItAIa
Pit,shch. Vt. January. 1881

INrtursrtSo ooRRrsroSDEscr. The snbjoned
rcspondencc between Gcu Jackson aud the late MeIe.n
Chief Santa Anna, has been Inadvertently deferred We
give place at this late day in order preserve tho doc.
uments Our Mexican Affairs m-y hereafter ss.sms more
interesting shape than at present
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-05-05
From the Vermont Chronicle.

MEssRs EDiToRs,-I fell in, not long since,
with old book called the Spectator, which
seems TO have bee1 sort Of newspaper in It's day
from which learn that formerly il was permitted
to young ladies, in great misoruncs, TO apply TO
men Of your profession for advice. | hope, there.
fore, you will excuse my bodnrss, especially rs
you will perceive The matter of grievance 10 be one
which falls naturally under your supervision. You
must know then, that an unaccounlable, (allhough
] suspect The young fellows AT The bottom of il,
as you will see bye and bye have reason,) | say
an unaccountable change has taken place within Il
few months in our congregation IN relation TO sing
ing. Instead Of sitting quietly in their seats, as
formerly, during that part Of divine worship, and
lifting their thoughts and feelings towards heaven,
no sooner do we get up TO sing Than up jumps every
man, woman, and child-whch you know includes
the whole congregation, except The dogs. and a.
cling 10 the right about, and oungng upon the backs
Of their mel, hbors' pews, without book or beads
they set themselves 10 stare the poor singers out o
counienance. Now il il were not for the quizzins
young men, J., for one could get along well enough
but you know, Messrs. Editors, if you know an,
thing about il, that when a lady sings, that is, !
she sings al all well, she must open her mouth a
wide IA she conveniently can, and sometimes
wider which is not always AN improvement OF ih
features, especial ifone has not teeth TO be prou'
of. do not suppose that am as handsome as el
iher oflhe nine Muses., and yet think look wei
enough when keep my mouth shut. ! have beef
practising before The looking glass to see il can
learn TO sing without opening il, but find my voice
loses quite as much, and little more, than my fac
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-05-05
Ira Sowle's Estate.

WE the subscribers having been APP
w pointed by the Hon. the Probate
Court for the District OF Grand .le Com
mlsslonets to receive, examine and adjust
the claims II I'd demands Of oil persons
against The estate of Ira Sowlcs late of
Aibutgh, in SAID District deceased, rep
resented insolvcu,, and 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 d. therefore give notice that We will
attend to the business of our appointment,
at the dwelling of WIDOW Sally Sowlcs in
AIhnrgh in sand District on Monday the
l2th day of June A. ID. 1887, at Nine
o'clock A. NJ. of SAID day.
Dated, Al Albu-gh this 18th day Of April
1887.
ALBERT C. BUTLER, ! Commits.
JAMES DARBY, sione,s.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-05-05
STATE OF VERMON7'

DisTRlcr OF GRAND Isle s..
At Probate Court holden at the Probate
office in North Hero on the nth day OF
Ma ch A. ID. 1887
Pfcscn, the Hon. JoEL ALLEN. Judge.
a n instrument purportlDr TO be the las,
IA will and testament of Issi Fletcher
Ia'e o; South Hero in said District de.
ceased, being presented TO the Cour, here,
by Eector Adams the Executor therein
named, for Probate. 1t is ordered by said
Court, that all persons concerned therein
be notified to appear at a session Of said
Court to be holden at Hector AIams' Office
IN sad Sontb Hero on the fourth day Of
May A. d. 1887, at one O'Clock p. NJ. and
show cause # any they have against the
probate Of sad Will for which purpose it
Is further ordered that copy of the record
OF this order be published three weeks sue
cesslvcly IN The Burlington Free Press
printed at Burlington in Chlltcnden Cocn-
~ as soon as may be.
A true copy of Record.
Attest A. KNIGHT. Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-05-05
Samuel Buell's Estate.

WYE the subscribers, having been ap.
w pointed by the Honorable the Pro-
bate Court for the District Of Chittenden,
commissioners to receive, examine and ad-
Just the claims and demands of all persons.
against the estate OF Samuel Buell., late
of Burlington in said District, dcccascd,rep'
resented insolvent, aud also all claims and
demands exhibited in oh.ct thereto; and
six months from the dav of tho date hereof.
being allowed by SAID Conr, for that pur
pose, we do therefore hereby give notice.
that we viii attend to the business OF our
appointment, n, the office Of WIN. Noble in
Burlington in said District, on the second
Mondays of Nav AVID September next, at
10 O'Clock, A NJ, on each Of SAID days.
Dated. this 18th day of April A ID. 1897.
WV. NOBLE, Commit
Wv WESTON, aoners.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-05-05
David Atwood's Estate.
tat or YER MONT

STAT or YER MONT ;
DlsrHicT OF CHirtrNDrN IS.
TIE Hon. lie Prob0ie Court for The District Of
Chuttnden, TO all persons concerned in Ms
Estate Of DdrM dt,cood, late of chr iotte in
said District deceased, GREETING.
BNilEREAS, Amos Clark, administrator
w of the estate Of said deceased proposes
to render an account of his administration,
and present his account against said estate
Tor examination and allo vance at a session Of
the Cour, Of Probate, TO be holden at Ii Reg.
lsters Office IN Burlington on the second
wednesday Of May next.
TnEnEronE, You are hereby notified TO ap.
pear before said Court al the time and place
aforesaid, and shcw cause, If any you have,
why the account aforesaid should not be allow.
cd.
Given under my hand at Burlington this
lllh day of April A. ID. 1887.
WM. WESTON. Req
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-05-05
STATE or VERNONT.

DI>TRicT OF CHITTENDEN SIS.
The Hon. The Probate Court for The District
of ChiUenden To the heirs of Gideon
P,inoie late of Charlotte in sad district
deceased, and all other persons concerned
or Interested in The dirision of sad estate
among the heirs thereof. Greeting.
Whereas Sarah Prindle and Charles d
PrindIe both of Charlotte in said District
have represented to said court that they
are heirs TO SAID estate and as such Jain
to hold Of said estate in value to the
amount Of two or three hundred dollars
each, in common with the other heirs
thereof, and being DESTROYS of holding the
same in several,v they have prayed this
Hon Court to order div vision % SAID est Of g
among the heirs thereof; And the second
Wednesday Of May next being set for a
full hearing in the premises: 1t is ordered
by the court that the said Sarah and
Charles ID. give notice to the heirs uf aid
estate, their attorney and agents, and al
persons interested in said estate to appear
before said Court al a session 'hereofto be
holden at the Office Of the Register Of said
court in Burlington on he second Wed
ncsday of May next, TO make objections to
such division if they see cause by publish
ing their said application together with
this order three weeks successfully in tho
Free Press, q newspaper printed at Bur
linglon in said District, the last of whcl
publications to be previous TO the day Sc
for hearing.
Given under my hand and the seal o
said Court, at Burlington, this 18th day 0
April, a. d 1887.
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