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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-04-28

The good man Of society lives on the ar
plnusc ant, cordially fhs ne'ghborS. He
compares himself with his fellow mcn; and
their testimony to the graccs Of his amla
bic, and upright ard honorable character.
falls like the music Of paradise upon his
eers. And il were also The earnest of par
ndsc, If these his flaitercrs and admirers
in time, were TO be his Judges in the day
of reckoning. But. alns! they will only
be his fellow prisoners at the bar. The
eternal Son Of Goodwill preside over the
solemni'ies Of that day. 1t is indeed a
small matter to be judged Of mans judg.
men'. He who judges us is God. From
judgment there Is no escape, and no hiding
place. The testimony Of our fellows will
as lutte avail us in the day of judgment, as
their help will avail rs in the hour OF death.
- Cha nprs
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Frederick Bueil's Estate.

mo The Hon. the Probate Court tor the
Il Eatrict Of Chi,tenden, comes Henry
p. HickoIk. of Burlington, in SAID District
ami shows ,.'at he his legal guardian o.
Mortimer C. ,r.uelI. male infant under the
age oftw,ulv on. vears, and of Maria A. Blu.
vcor., both Of the town Of Burlington
aforesa ID that The sain IA or'I'i'e' ". az,
Maria A. ere seized as ten, nm : III o'"""o'
in their own tight in fee Of CO. ;, ''1 W,r TO- -
eel of land beng the undlviL '" nn ~,
seventy acres in Burlington, lyin. Bsrbe
Hine>burgh road and Snown Us the Wv mid
place, the same being subject 10 The =
ows dover land that sale of said pa
Gel OF land is conducive to The best inter
es,s Of his said wards. Therefore he pravs
said Court to grant him license and EN-
power HIM to sell the said land and your
petitioner will ever pray.
HENRY P. HlcKoK.
Burlington, April II, 1887
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fitted up the concern in a manner that "canI
be beat' in this latitudc and holds himself
ready TO do ali kinds Of Book work, in style
warranted 10 suit the taste of publishers
generally.
a. Job work o,re very description done on
short notice. Plates i',r Blank Deeds, Writs,
Executions, Notes &c, iu. 'oishcd to order Type
Galley's, very convcnlcn 'arccie Tor fi'n,cfs
made TO order on Brass corp,'f or RUSSIA IRON
bottoms. Large six horse stage Gus LOT saao
four horse do.-small do. do large morse
cuts, small do. Also a great varlrl, VI SINAI
cuts, of every description. .
u Leads furnished, from 8 TO the Flea 10 10,
Ihe patronage of the public is respectful u.
solicited. All letters on business directed /,
the subscriber will receive prompt attention.
G. TAILOR E.ATON, AGENT
boundary in Lathrop e. Potwin's building,
Corner OF Church and College Streets, third
story.
BURLINGTON, .ADrU % 1897
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David Atwood's Estate.
OE VERNON

STAT OF Y ERWONI
DisTnIoT OF CHiTTENDEN ss.S
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District ~
Chittenden, To all persons concerned in 4 g
Estate of Darid At,pood, late of Char iotte H..
said District deceased, GREETING.
WHEREAS, 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
for examination and allowance at session Of
the Cour, of Probate, TO be holden at the Reg
iser's Office IN Burlington on the second
Wednesday Of May next.
TnEREronE, You are hereby notified TO ap.
pear before said Court a, the time and place
aforesaid, and shew cause, If any you have,
why the account aforesaid should not be allow
ed.
Given under my hand at Burlington this
lltl day of April A. ID. 1887.
WIN. WESTON. Reg.
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STATE OF VERMONT


AT . Probate Court holden at The Probate
Office IN North Hero on the nth day Of
Ma CHI A. d. 1887.
Prescott the Hon. JOEL ALLEN. Judge.
A N instrument pntporting TO be the last
IA will and testament of Iss Fletcher
a'e Of South Hero in said District de-
ceased being presented 20 the Cour, here.
by Ecctor Adams the Executor therein
named, for Probate. |, is ordered by said
Court, that oil persons concerned therein
be not fed TO appear NJ session of said
Court to be holden at Hector Adams Office
IN said Son,h Hero on The fourth day Of
May A. D. 1887, at one O'Clock 2. NJ. and
show cnuse If any they have against the
probate of SAID Will; for which purpose it
is further ordered that copy of the record
of this order be published three weeks sue.
cess'vey in the Burlington Free Press
printed at Burlington in Chrttcnden Corn.
~ as soon as may be.
A true copy of Record.
Attest A. KNIGHT. Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-04-28

remains dull at previous rates.
GRAM There is n coninua inquiry for Wheat
of prime quality, and former prices have been pref.
" freely realized; 1000 bushels prime Red Ger
man. sold Al SO, GO days; 1000 do middling quail
iv White, l 40 cash and 200 do fair, 45, also
casl, The sale Of $500 bushels Red German. no.
tced in on, last, was made at I As, 60 days; good
I, prime lots Of Wheat, we quote l 4ja5O. Nor
lhern Rye remains scarce; Fore ign continues with
ont material change, we quote s7aa95 cts; small
lots of prime for milling have sold at the latter
rate, cash, but ordinary qua es quite unsalea-
bic. There is still bu, limited demand for Corn,
though the supplies arriving are not large; sales OF
Southern u, S5aS6 cts. Tor measure, S7a for SO lbs;
and Brunswick, 80 100, according TO quality
IN Oats there has been no variation Of interest.
Provision The demand for Beef and Pork
continues extremely light. The stock Of Beef re.
mains light, and prices firm, but pork, of which
supplies continue to arrive ia abundance. still de-
cncs; we reduce our rates for prime TO 5,50al7,.
90. No change in Mess. An immense stock OF
Lard has accumulated in the market and farther
reduce our rate TO 7a1O cents: 200 frkins good
Western sold At 7a7a cents. Hams are dull and
plenty, and we refuge our rate to 11al2 cenls.-
Small sales Of Bacon Sides NJ 10tal1. Smoked
Beef ba12; and Shoulders, 9a9a cents. Butter
also cmains quite heavy.
WooL-Our quotations. although reduced, may
he considered nominal. The article is dull and we
are no, advised of sa les ofany description.
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LOOK 1T THIS,

INFORMATION wanted of ERR , +
a TAILOR, formerly of Burhnglnl VI
who lett his city on the o8ih of Decor 1b.r
last, with large amount OF goods te' ono.
ing The subscriber, for whom lie wo.
bred to travel as IIawker and Pee dor
lie was TO be absent about four wee Ks b,,
has not been heard oi since. He drnvo
gray horse, with yellow Pcdlcrs ,wooo,
on elliptic springs-had large s,nr' d"
Fancy Goods, Jcwcity, Cutlery * ~
Any person who will give '',l,rT NC g
VIII lead 10 the de,ectir' or,L a, ION ma
.o onu,n's ", '"L P'' perry, .hal be hand.
so''''S ''""''''. and all expenses paid no
s,,p.. a. Il. ROGERS.
100, '' 'ad St. Newark N. j. March l8
4W
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-04-28
Charlotte
Female .Sen1in0,u.

I'M L summer term Of this school will
Il commence on the lOlh of May next
and continue 90 weeks, including two
quarters Of eleven weeks each. and a recess
Of one week at the close ol'lhc first quar-
ter.
Miss MARY CIRCUIT will con'n
nc TO have tue supervision Of the school.
In the selection aud management o! the
studies, particular attention will be paid 10
the character and previous nttninmcuts #
the learner. 1t is designed so far as the
circumstances Of the pupil will admt, to
pursue thorough and systematic course, in
the various branches of an English Educa
ton. Il is the wish Of the Trustees that
this institution should in all respects b.
such as to merit public patronage, RAJ ncr
than favor local interest. In accordancc
with this intention they do not receive pu
pills who are under twelve years OF age
! About 6 young ladies' can be accommoda
ted at the Boarding. House. Doatders vii
be received in private families, where they
will observe the same definite a-rangcm ut,
for study and relaxation, as al the Boarding
House. Applications for board and adrnis
sion into the school, may be made by letle
either TO Miss Circuit, or to one Of the ttus
tees. 1t would be much for the interest o
those who are DESTROYS of becoming mcm
bers ofthis school to apply as carly as prac
tlcabe. The attendance ofeath member OF
the FIRST dry Of the term, Is particularly re
1uested. No deduction Of tuition for alb
scence, except 10 cases Of sickness.
Board, including washing, lights and IN
el, two dollars per week. Tuition iou
dollars per quarter. Books, and Sta,ionar
will De furnished at The lowest prices.
LUTHER STONE jr. } Tru'
JOHN STRONG, { tees.
ChorIoue, March 25, 1887.
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BW u lh i nc @ II @ NC
FRIDAY MORNIN G, AP r l. %.

The government has brought this once
prosperous People to condition of the
most appalling distress. Gen. Jackson,
when elected to the Presidency, found us
q nation, the admiration of the world. He
called bad men to bis councils. "Corrup.
ton became the order ofthc day" Vic
tors were proclaimed to be entitled TO the
spoils of the vonquished. The Peoples
Treasury was thrown open to The office
holders. The Government became pro.
fuse and prodigal lis officers. awaiting
themselves of the power and money of the
Administration. amazed large fortunes.
The examples was contagious. The Gu
pidity of citizens was excited, and all rush
ed wildly into speculation. IN the mean
time profiga,e war was wogcd against
the United States Bank, which ended in
the destruction Of that Institution. Then
6 commenced a series of ruinous Expert
mcnis Upon the Currency. But the bal.
9ance wheel was broken. The U. S. Bank
which had presided over the Currency,
checking and regulating The local Banks
was crushed. Thse local Banks, free
from that wholesome restraint, expended
their issues. And then, to check the spirit
Of speculation which the Administration
had excited, came the Treasury Order
which withdrew the specie from the com.
mcrcial cities, where it was required, into
the wilderness. where il is useless. Now
Such are the fruits Of Jackson and Van
Burenism !--This is the reward of the
People Cor eleva'ing mon to power whc
sacrifice all o The spirit Of party!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-04-28

Abiding to the late election, the New
York Star mentions the following amusing
incident:
"During the days of the election. among other
extraordinary events that porlended The downfall Of
the old Tammany Rookery, was the appearance of
noble eagle, from The Green Mountains Of Ver-
mont, Mr.. Chrk's native State. II borne
along the streets, perched on the Anne lean Ensign.
through every Ward and to every poll, followed by
ing symbol, as he Tapped his wings and darled his
fiery eyes, seemed TO penetrate inlo the miseries of
the country, and inspired new confidence TO the
Wings. They looked upon il an omen, and that
the emblem OF our banner had come 10 rouse them
10 determination 10 wipe from il the stains Of pc
ljlicaI corruptjOnS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-04-28
1leman DevercauX's Estate.
STATE or TEPUO MI

-, r., DISTRICT OF CHirTENDEN. SIS.
1" D,s l"no'oo.e me Probe'e Court for Mc
D'"'ft ,?f Chttend IN. To ali peysons
con,''nfa IN ne Estate Of Hemqn Derer
e 1 tate Of R,hmoad, in said D;sir,r,,
varIIrn1, GREETING.
w ,IN-AS, Amos i, Cooper admins
nro,.o. alcr OF lne estate of SAID deceased
mis-, 'es to render an account Of his ad.
'S'ra'IoE. prescn, his account against
S"'o estate for eXamina' ion and allowance
a. session of the Court of Probate, IN BE-
'.olden at he Reg ster's office in Burnn-
ton on the second Wednesday Of MAY next.
Therefore, You are hereby notified ID
appear before said Court at the time and
place aforesaid, and shew cause. if any
yon havc,why The account aforesaid should
not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington this
ZEN day Of April A. d, 1887.
WM, WESTON, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-04-28
Gold and Silver Watches

WYE have Just added TO on s'",k
w Watches. We have som" i 10 -
cascd Patent Levers, plain and cha2"i. o'"
and some full jowelled, gold cas-, ,dM Il.
ing Watches, gold cased Bulls eye '. 'o'
Jewelled .Vcrgcs which run as well I"..
crs, fine jcwelled LeEpines in 'o
silver cases, Silver Levcrs,& English o.'1'.
All the above Watches will perform " o..
are warranted, All kinks of Watch r'.
Clocks cleaned and repaired at the DID,, ,
Shop PANGBoRN e. BRINsM 80
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STATE or TERNON7. {,

DI-TRlCT OF CHITTENDEN SIS.
The Hon. The Probnte CourtEor tie District
Of ChHtenden To the heirs of Gideon
Prindie late Of Charioue in sud district
deceased, and all other persons concerned
or interested in lie diuision of said estate
among The heirs Mereoc Greeting.
Whereas Sarah Prindlc and Charles d.
Prlndle both Of Charlotte in said District
have represented to SAID court that they
are heirs to SAID estate and as such claim
10 hold Of said estate in value to the
amount Of two or three hundred dollars
each, in common with the other heirs
thereof, and beng DESTROYS of holding the
same in severalty they have prayed this
Hon Court to order division Of i'd estate
among the heirs thereof; And the second
Wednesday of May next being set for
foil hearing in the premises: 1t is ordered
bv the court that the said Sarah and
Charles ID. give notice to he heirs Of suId
estate, their attorney and agents, and all
persons interested IN said estate to appear
before said Court at a session hereoft to be
holden at the office of he Regis of said
court in Burlington on the second Wed
ncsday of May next, TO make objections to
such division IT they see cause. by publish
ing their said application together with
this order three weeks successfully in The
Free Press, newspaper printed at But
lington in said District, the last of which
publications to be previous TO the day set
for hearing.
Given under my hand and the seal of
sold Court, at Burlington, this 18Th day OF
April, A. d 1887.
VIM WESTON PopjeIor
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DISTRICT Of CHITTENDE N s.. !

THaTIUtTt, ApTIT II, 1857.
TNO the honorable the Probate Court.
l. The undersigned. Sarah Prindle and
Chas' d. Prindle beng heirs Of the estate
of the late Gideon Prindle. deceased Of
Charlotte, respectfully represent that they
have claims IN said estate to The amount
of two or three hundred dollars in common
and Join, by wit other heirs. We do there
fore pray and request the Hon. Probate
Cour! 10 order division of said estate. that
we may hold such portions separately, and
to appoint committee for that purpose.
SARAH PRINDLE.
CHARLES ID. PRiNDLE.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-04-28

HoNNEUR AUX DANES. - The Niles
Mich Gazette is singing rWsns tn the
beauty Of the ladies' Of that "cjiy." In his
eulogv, he says--"Thc eye of the eagle
would faltcr al glance Of their cycs-the
unsunned SHOWS assume dusky hue COM
pared with the spoilcss whitcncss of their
skin, and the rose ''cant begin" to compare
with the hue of vcrmlIion that irradatcs
their cheeks"
The ST. Joseph's Herald more than in
sinua'es, iha, The hue which rradiates the
cheeks Of the Niles ladies' is nothing more
than vetiable vcrnillion, and says "The
ladies' Of St. Joseph DO NOT resort to art
to make them appear lovely and fascinating.
No other color s, fuses their checks than
that which nature, with an inimi'ablc hand,
has bestowed upon them >
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-04-28
Samuel Buell's Estate.

WYE The subscribers, having been np
w pointed by the Honorable the Pro
bate Court for The District Of Ch,'rndcn,
commissioners to receive, examine and ad
jus, the claims and demands of all persons,
against the estate of Samuel Buell., la'e
OF Burlington in said District, deceased, rep
resented nso'vont, aud also all claims and
demands exhibited in Offset thereto; and
SIX months from the day of the date hereof
beng allowed by said Court for tina, pur
pose, we do therefore hereby give notice.
that we viii attend to he business oc our
appointment, at the Office of VIM n BILE in
Burlington in said District. on he second
Mondays of May and September next, al
10 O'Clock, A NJ, on each Of said DAYS.
Dated, the 18th day Of April A D. 1887.
WIN. NOBLE, } Comms.
WM WESTON, { noners
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NEW GOODS.

n ATIIROP & POTWIN have received the
IA las, week few ps. heavy Elk. Italian
Silks. Light Cord French Chnbrcks, Gloves,
Hosiery, Thread Laces. Lorg White Lace
Gloves French U'orking Cotton and Cause,
Rbbans, &c. Sc.
Anil Ii
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-04-28
NEW YORK MARKET.

FLOUR AND MEAL.-The Flour market conln.
ues in heavy and declining state, and such is The
continued irregularty in prices, as to preclude all
possibility Of arranging quotations which may safely
be relied upon. We quote Western Canal, SO, rs
a$lO; sales OF New York City at prices ranging
from $3.50 to 8, according to quality 200 bills
super6ne Richmond Country, 81, cash and 400
good Ohio, via New Orleans, Sc, so, also for cash.
The price Of Corn Meal has declined; considerable
sales have been made al $4,5 per bbl Rye Flour
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-04-28

DISTRICT OF CHITTENDEN, SIS.
The Probate Court for The District Of Chit
tenden, TO all persons to aohom these pres
ents shrN came. GREETING.
"ENRY p. llICKOK of Burlington
Il 10 sald District, guardian of Morti-
mer &. Buell., male infant under the age
OF twenty one years, and Maria A. Buell.,
female infant under The age Of eighteen
years, both of the Town Of Burlington
aforesaid having represented to his Court
that The said Mortimer G.. and Maria A.
are seized as tenants in common in their
own right in fee of a certain parcel Of land
being Inc undivided half Of seventy acres
in Burlington, lying on The EI'neaburgh
road and known as he Barber Place, the
same being subject to the widows dover;
and that sale of said parcel of land is
conducive TO the best interests Of his said
wards
1t 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 Court 10
Burlington on The second Wednesday OF
May A. D, 1887; and that notice thereof
be given by publishing Ihs order together
with The substance Of said petition 10 the
Free Press, newspaper printed at Bur
lington in the County of Chiltenden, two
weeks snces.ively, The last of said pub'ica
lions to be not less than TWO weeks pre-
vous to said day
Given under my hand aud the seal Of
said Court al Burlington, in the Dis
'rlct Of Chllrenden, thls 18th day of
April, A. ID. 1887.
CHAR LES RUSSELL, Jui~e.
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NOTICE.

"HE Burlington Mn Company, will
l. offer at the Winooski House on
the cath day of Nav next ut 10 O'Clock
A. M. from Ten to Thirteen Lots, to the
highest bidder over The valuation fixed to
them on a plan at said Housc.--By order
SIDNEY BARLOW, Clerk.
April 81, 1887.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-04-28
Ira SoWle's Estate.

WE the subscribers having been ap-
W pointed by the Hon. The Probate
Court for The District of Grand Isle, Com
m'ssloncrs 10 receive. examine and adius,
the claims ald demands of all persons
against the estate of Ira Sowles late of
bnrgh, in said District deceased, rep.
resented inso'vcnt, 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 Go therefore give notice that we viii
attend to the business of our appointment,
at the dwelling of Widow Sally Sowlcs in
A'burgh in said District on Monday the
l2th day of June A. ID. 1887, at Nine
O'Clock a. NJ. Of SAID day.
Dated, AT Alburgh this 7lh day of April
1887.
ALBERT c. BUTLER, ! Commits.
JANE Els DARBY, { sione,s.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-04-28

0"Tbe practice of confering the names
distinguished men upon guadrupeds, some.
times leads to amusing combinations. One
such is now before us. in the Lexington
Reporter. IN which General Jackson and
General Gaines are described as "iwo of
the finest Jack Asses ever imported" sc.
And the beauty of it is that their keepers
name is Benton. --Lynchburg Virginian.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-04-28
New Watch and Clock repair.
ing Shop.

NNHE subscriber, informs his old Customers
- and the Public, that he has resumed tho
Wa,ch and clock business, doors no. III Of
II II M,lehells Lal0Ts Shop, opposite J. Mood y.
he is ready 10 put Clocks and ',va,aI' mere
good order as formerly and on Nc IS IN as
as his Neighbors. He vii, also J. good terms
Wno%en CIncp p"o Id eig...t day Brass and
and ,o.,a ~N', as low as can be- had in town
anu ""''"''' ID. Cal. and see.
Bu.,r.e A. BRINSMAlD.
.lin5lon., Nov. II, 1886.
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NOTICE,

TNIIlS may Certify that have given to my
L. son .4.NDREW f.. ALLEN, his time
during his minority and shall pay no debts of
his contracting nor claim any of his earnings
after this date, JOEL ALLEN.
.nOrristoGn, .Narch 5, 1887.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-04-28

TROUBLES NEAR By.-We regret To learn
that the Ludlow Factory Company has fail
cd, and the property all assigned A large
Manufacturing establishment in Taunton it
Is also said has stopped payment. 1t is fur
Their rumored that some of the Lowell Fac
tories have stopped. This is bad news for
Wool Growers and the holders on of Wool
for higher prices. Rutland Herald
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-04-28

HNllE subscriber will expose to sale al
~ Public Auc'o ion ,bc whole Of bis re-.
naming Stock of Dry Goods End Dry Gro.
ceres IN front of his Store, North side Of
The Court House Square. on Monday the
30th day ofA,rl inst. Sales TO commence
precisely at o'clock. p. NJ. For all sales
over go a crcd,, will be given for 60 days,
and all over $40 90 days aud good security
required. WIN. A. GRlSWOLD.
.4Dri 81. 1927
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-04-28
STATE OF VERMONT. !
DISTRICT OF CHITTENDEN. 50.

At Probate Court holden at Burlington,
in said District, on the 2lst day of Marcia
l.. v 1887. /, is ordered that an account be
A. l. Clhe debts and also. the proceeds OF In"
trkent state Of said deceased and that the
pc'sonal. - persons concerned in said estate
heirs ard Al. o,"car before said Cour, on the
be notified to IA. Nv Of April next at the Office
second Wedneso. 'saiu Court in Burlington
Of the Register OF md ,,r the payment OF
a'oresaid. to give b. L ''ccnse as nforc
debts aud show cause at s,'h
said shall not be granted, 1 the a III app1ica,
tice be given by publishing mat
ton three weeks successfully, 10 sum a. ~
be in the Free Press ncwspat or prih''u
Burlington in said District
Given under my hand, the day ana ye ~ '''7'
above written. WIN. WESTON 'r@S-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-04-28
Gideon Prindle's Estate.

ST At e OF e r M o NT,(
DIsTRICT OF CHITrENDEN, IS.
The Honorable the Probate Court for The
District Of Chiuenden, To all persons
concerned in the estate Or Gideon Prindie,
late Of Charlotte, IN said District deceas-
ed. GREETING.
WHEREAS, George Prndlc, admins,ra-
| w tor oftho estate of said deceased propo-
res 10 render an account orhs administration
~, present his account against said estate for
w., ~ nation and allowance al session of the
Conr, n, Probate to be no lden at the Office OF
Tho Ror, 81, "r ofsaid court in Burlington on the
second Ue,ln ssday Of May next
TnEnrronh> You are hereby notified 10 APP
near before snid c, 'urt at the time and place
aforesaid. and shcw ,'ausc, 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.
. WIN. WESTON. Eeg,sier.