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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-22
VINO the Hon. the Probate Cour; for the

VENO the Hon. the Probate Cour; for the
L. Dl-tric, of Chlltendcn, comes Robert
Moody, Of Burlington, in sad District, and
shows that he is legal guardian of William
G. Harrington and George e Harrington,
of Burlington aforesaid, both male infants
under the age Of twenty one years, tha,
the sad William G.. and George T.. are
seized as tenants in common, in heir own
right IN fee. Of a certain parcel of land sta
ate in said Burlington on the eas,ery side
Of Shelbnrn street, borndcd Oh the north
hv land of Henry w. Cathn and OF John
n. Pomcroy, on the east by land of SAID
Pomerov and of John II. Hopkins, and on
The south by land Of sand Hopkins, contain
ng about two and a half acres. on which Is
a small red hon>e and that n sale of said
parcel Of land will condnce to the best IN
,ere-' of SAID wards. Therefore he pravs
said Court to grant him license and cmpow
er him to sell the SAID parcel Of land aud
premises, and your petitioner will ever pay.
ROBERT MOODY,
Guardian Of William G.. and George E,
harrington.
Burlington, Sept. 90, 1887.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-22
Charles James K0threns
Late Of Quebec and 81. Johns,
MIy5TC ss'DAG;Z JE2

= EGS Leave most respectfully to ac-
I'D quaint the Ladies, and Gentlemen o.
Burlington and its vicinity, that, having
recently arrived in their village (where h.
intends to rc,ide,) he will give lessons on
the Piano Forte, Violin, Clarinet, Finite
&c &c. to such Ladies and Gentlemen
as may please TO honor him with their com
mands.
G.. J. X. also desires t. state that having
the requirement Of Thorough Bass, he is
enabled to arrange Music, and give Inslruc-
tons, aGreea0ly to all the purposes of har-
monv, and further wishes to add that, he
tunes piano fortes, carefully and correctly.
American Hotel, Sept. 81, 1887.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-22

$50 to Mundcr aciM your ark, .Noah "
said an indiridual up 10 his chin in mater,
who in rain had applied for admission, for,
says he, 81 donI Minh there's going 10 be
much ofa sho,cer c0er aN." Similar were
the feelings Of our .f'iend .Wc.Neit on his
return 10 PlattsJurgh ritter the election.--
Being interrogaied as 10 The result, he IS said
TO haze expressed no Htie surprise Mat so
much tath should be made aboM so small an
affair. ",cho in h cares for Vermont"--
We pW tell you, Colonel Vermont cares
(orhersey
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-22
y. TRYON.
ID ESPECTFULLY notifies his cns,o.
hN mers and the public that he continues
ia
TAILORING BUSINESS

at his old stand next door north of St.
Pauls Church, Burlington. lie has erect
new shop and made arrangements TO
extend his business so as to accommodate
his customers on short notice with the
latest city fashions, and work done in
style of elegance and Durability not sur
passed in this latitude, Patterns and
Trimmings furnished those who desire al,
the lowest possible cash prices. Cutting
aud Repairing done as usual.
JEREMIAH TRYON.
Burlington. Sept. 90, 1887,
N. B. ]. Il. is very desirous to scttle
his old accounts, and IS Much in want of
some balances due him, and earnestly re.
quests those indebted TO ca and settle
without further notice.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-22
PELErIAH HoLBRooK }


CHLOE tlOLBRnoK.
va HEREAS Pee'iah Ho|brook, of
w Burlington, in the county Of Chit
tenden. and State Of Vermont, ha;h prefer.
ed his Petition to the Supreme Court Of
said State, next to be holden at Burllng.
ton, in the County and State aforesaid, on
the Thursday next preceding the first
Tuesday of January, A. d. 1885, setting
forth hat at Burlington, IN the County of
ChIuenden, aforesaid. on the fourth day OF
Nav a. ID. 1884, he was lawfully mar.
RED to Chloe IIobrook, OF Madison, in
the County OF Geauga, in the State Of
Ohio, by John Bars,ow. then Justice of
the Peace within the county OF Chilten.
den aforesaid. and from that time to about
the first day of September, A. ID. 1884.
lived with said Chloe Iolbrook, at said
Burlington, in The strict observance of all
The duties required by marriage covenant,
when the sad Chloe lIolbrook, without
any Just cause on the part of the Petitioner
LETT him at SAID Burlington, aud forthwith
went TO the town Of Madison in the County
Of Geauga in the State of Ohio. and has
resided in SAID Town OF Madison ever
since; and that said Chloe Holbrook, since
ueT shu utpd'lUIe, Vas utVcT Tt'hThtu "
said Burlington, nor been within his State,
and ha, she now lives at said Madison in
the State Of Ono. And that said Petition
or is house holder in SAID Burlington, and
has family Of several Chldren; and has AT
all times since the departure of said Chloe
been IN great need of the society and as
sI-tance of said Cloe in his domestic affairs
and has at all times been ready Re receive
and maintain said Chloe, if she would re-
turn to his house aud family; and that he
has been at great expense and trouble ia
! the malnlenance of his said family and the
SAID Chloe on account Of her absence a
| aforesaid, aud that SAID Petitioner has con
slan,lv resided IN SAID town of Burlington
upwards of twenty years last past.
Aud praying that the bonds of Matri
monv between the said Chlne may bv
decree of The said supreme Court be DIS,
solved and bill of divorce from the bonds
of matrmony with sad Chloe granted to
him. and that said Court will decree to
>ad Chi G all the property of every name
and nature which she possessed at the
time of her marriage with the said Prtl.
toner, and no more.
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DU.VFRIES'
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contains no .Ncrcury. or other noxious lngre-
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SILVER COMBS.
1TcrlS.I ! !

TsNiIE Annual Meeting OF the members Of
4 the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company, will be holden at the Cour, House
in Montpelier on the 18th day Of October
next, at one o'clock afternoon, for the choice
of Directors for the year ensuing, and to make
such amendments TO the by laws as may be
deemed necessary. BY order of the commit
tee. JOSHUA Y. VAIL, Sect.
Insurance Office Montpelier. !
SepL. l6, 1881.
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200 Bbls Rochester City Mill
Flour. from New Wheat, for sale bv
FOLLETT g. BRADLEYS.
Sept. 81, 1887.
g. BE &c Ie So
TABOR.
Sept. 81, 1887

"HILE he returns thanks for past
w favors and begs continuance of
The same, would Inform the public that
he continues to manufacture all kinds Of
clothing to order, and will do repairing
a, short notice. Gcntlemen's clothes
cleaned from pitch, pant, grease. &c,
leaving them neatly pressed, with soft
and beautiful finish. It any of the spots
tcnppear they will b. removed free of
charge. lie has on band good assert
ment Of coats, pan'alooas, wals'cca's. top
coats, cIoaks, wrappers. and Boys Clothes.
Also-a small assortment Of second hand
clothes-lla,s, Caps, Boots. Shoes, Shirts,
Stocks aud great variety of other useful
articles: cheap tor cash, or exchanged for
any kind of clothing, cloths, or produce.
N. b. AS he can be so easily paid, he
hopes those whose accounts are due will
avail themselves of the first opportunity to
discharge them.
Burlington, Sept. 90, 1887. 3w
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-22

To The Hon. Probate Court for the District Of
ChjHendcn.
TENHE undersigned Ascl Harris Of Colches-
n ter in said District. one oftho heirs OF the
Estate of Asel Harris late of said Colchester,
deceased, respectfully represents that he holds
one iil1h of said Estate jointly with the other
heirs thereof, and being DESTROYS to hold the
same in scvcrally. he prays the Hon Court to
order a division Of the said Estate and to APP
point committee for that purpose.
Dated nj Burlington in the County of Chit
tendcn this 9th day of August A. D. 1851.
ASEL HARRIS,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-22

GREETING.
Bv the authority of the State of Yer
mont you are hereby commanded TO make
your appearance before the supreme Court
next to be holden at Burlington, ia the
County of Chlttenden and State of Yer.
mont, on the Thursday next preceding
the first Tuesday of January A. ID 1888
thcn and there to show cause, if any you
have, why the PRAYER Of the said petitioner
shoull not be granted; and further, to stand
to and ABIDE such order direction and de
cree therein "a To The sad Court shall seem
meet, aud IN case of default, the Courl
will proceed exparty
And Whereas,it b'ing made to appear to
me-, that the said Chloe llolbrook lives
without this State, and not within the
reach Of legal process; Therefore it Is
hereby ordered shat notice be gwen TO
said Chloe llolbrook to appear before the
Supreme Courl, next To be holden al
Burlington IN the County OF Chlienden
and State Of Vermont, on the Thursday
next preceding The first Tuesday Of JAM
cause, II any she may have, why the prayer
of the said Petitioner SHOULD not b. grant
ed; and in case Of default the sand Court
wlll proceed cxparty, by publishing the
substance OF SAID petition, aud tins cna
ton and order thereon. three weeks sue
cessively IN The Free Press, news paper
printed at Burlington in the County OF
Chlttenden aforesaid. the last of which
publications shall be, at least, six weeks
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-22

This well established VdSt for lie Eye is
perfectly innocent, and gives lmmej ate re cf.
even in very aggravated cases orsoIeness aud
Inflammation. Price IS cents.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-22

STATE OF TER.NONT, At a Probate
DIsTRiCT OF CHITTENDEN So. ! Court holden
al Burlington in said District on the 9th day
Of August A. d. 1887. upon application OF
Asel Harris, one of the heirs Of the Estate OF
Asci Harris late Of Colchester in said District
deceased requesting division Of said Estate.
1t is ordered that said applicant cause the
several persons interested in the said Estate,
or their a,toruics, if living within this state,
to he notified by publishing his said apphca
ton. together with this order three weeks
successfully in the Free Press. a newspaper
printed at Burlington in said District, to APP
pear before said court at session thereof Ia
be holden at the Office of the Register of said
Court in said Burlington on the 30th day OF
September A. ID. 1886, 10 make objection 10
such division iflhey see cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington this
9th day of August A. d. 1887.
WM. WESTON, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-22
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-22

DR., Rcve's botanical Drop's!
are every year increasing their long cslab-
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rival preparations, and are continually gain.
lng upon public confidence.
The Boianjcal Drops have been success
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June 10TH, 1899.
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cnt mcdica, advice was solicited, but with
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the healing art. At length tho parent was
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-22

before the time ofholding said Court.
Given under my hand at Burlington,
this l2lh day of September. A. d. 1897
SAML 5. PHELPS. Judge
IF sap Court
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-22
IMPROVED
Rotary STOVES.

TIlE subscriber has just finished the long
Il called for improvement in his Rotary
Stove (Vz.) the lenglhcning and charging
Of the fire arch. IL now receives wood q feet
in length instead of 81 inches, as formerly. |
am manufacturing a largo quantity of the
above stoves, also Box and Parlour Stoves of
various sizes, which shall keep constantly
for sale.
those that buy to sell again.
Just received, a large lot Of Window Sash.
Burlington. Sept, 1887. WM. BLAKE.
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GLOVER SEED.

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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-02

FRIDAY EVENING, Dec. !.
Owing the infinite Importance that would attached To
board Of cotton brokers in this city,
the dealers Of immediate action. We shall continue 70
dwell this important subject until something decisive is
done In England, the merchant or the me-
chanic glance tell how every thing appendng to bis
business stands We have very often REFEREES subject
but other paper has borne therefore
sing lehanded Our statistical
The southern papers continue fan the Jealousy that
shown elfowsrds New York further their
objects have been called and solutions passed indicative Of
commercial jealousy that always the destroyer OF enter
prize in all countries. New York the concentration all
the capital ofhe country and where that Is the OF the
country will follow The above attempts OF the 10 e-
tabsh regular line OF European packets fully proves their
inability export their without the aid The capital
AID commerce Of New York. Some OF the capitalists OF the
suih would and have built ships carry on the
direct trade with Europe. These vessels may make or
two direct Europe and back but the home freight
will be OF such ng that merchant merchants
would continue let their ships runthe consequence will be
that the vessels viii sail from Charleston, Savannah,
may be- with cargo cotton their return they
will to New York with goods
merchsntsand ben proceed Charleston and on ball
last These remarks founded sound data-which
from which gain the facts Their importation lists viii
show.
Another arrival Europe snnouscsd yeserdsyhe
market up the evening Of the 18Th ult
valuable commercial correspondent will be found in the
olumns-we refer readers The suhjoined
Liverpool quotations Of the 18th ult IL that all descrr
ons and qualities here enumerated which put
sbcdf in ooIl efter
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-02

INpoRTAToNs-Ship North America from Liverpool-ioe0
SACKS sat 60 coal n Marsba-4 ca ks Swilts-2
casks John Tmmins-t cask crates bales sird ollie.
lan-iS cases baes VIM Croeke Co-5o tons pig iron
uarkness Stead-l VIM watson-6 bales John Black
burn-4 bales Tooker, Mead Co.'s boxes Brsce-z70
bars bundles iron wetmore CoSo ca.ks VIM Colgate
Co6 bales cases Wood Jebnston Burretl3 cases Young,
Smith Co-seo sheets sheet iron Boorsn, Johnston CO.
box John Muray-5 casks case Geo Groves cases n
Russell Col Lyon Tusyer-i case fascs-50 bxs
Rodgers Coll cases Peter Harmony Co-e ibis bamp
Ogden, Ferguson Joseph Batcs-l box Edwd
Iafan-p Jebn bales Adams, Homr CO
cas-. bale James Paten-1 case r woodhead-l case
Charles Aishpas-s bales Amory Leeds Coo bales Pesbo
W gippsk Col PARCEL James Hall6 casks Lowber
casks e. cases bales crate 10 tons pig iron, order
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-02

On Thursday, seth ult by the Rev. William Adas Henry
w IIopkiss TO Heen Augusta, daughter of l. Nevins
all OF this city.
On Wednesday, 29ta ult, by the Rev Dr. Eastburn Gus
tsvus Sabine NJ d., to julia II dsught Of Capt William
Putuel, X A.
Tuesday oath ut, by the Rev. Flavel Mines George
w Stanton Jr Of Albany, to Margaret d., daughter OF VIM
Chauncey, ESQ of this city.
On Tuesday 2sh alt by the Rev. Mr. Starr Joseph Kelly
to CecelIa Celestina Doran, all Of this city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-02

GaESApA.-We have received file Of Grenada pa
pers to the 18th ultimo. Great complaints arc made
Of the Colonial government Of ST. Lucia, under the
administration Of Doctor Reddie as chiefjastIce. The
apprenticeship system is much agtated-the abolr
ton Of il on the LIST Of August 1888 is endcavor to
be postponed until 1870
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-02

On "Wednesday, 2oth ult Ann Augusta daughter Of viii.
liam and Ann Maria Tbompsoa, aged years month and 10
days
A. New Rochelle, Tuesday 28th pL, Elizabeth ". Pe
wife Of Joshua Pe Jr ESQ., in the 10th year OF her
In London the 10th Oct aged ~ years, Samuel Wesley
the distinguished musician.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-02

FREDERICKSBURG North America, from Jverpo. -Messrs
Andrew seedrnen, of London; John NJ wooley, do; c. L.
Overlook, Cuba Thomas Brish IT. Rochdsle Eng William
strscan and lady, PERTH Scotland Miss Margaret Ill., Edn
burxh Mr. John a. RELY, Philadelphia John Jewett, Bar.
lingten, VT, and Sc in the Storage.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-02

REAL Enron or TINE CsuRrER.-It appears by the
evidence given yesterday IN the trial Of Hart rersus
Wood, that Col. Webb not The editor Of the Cosrier
Quite discovery.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-02

~ The Eastern Argus says Bennett Of New
York, who is himself stdunch federaiisf" &c. Pray
what is staunch foderast. Your meaning1
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-02

ImpoRrAsr TRIAL-We request attention 10 the
report of the trial Of HART WooD, ia another
column. Judge Edward has done himself impensh-
able homer in his laying down the principles regula-
ing the liberty Of the press. We shal rscur 10 'is
excellent charge again.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-02

Civil War In Canada--Its eauscs--DisP0si-
ton OF the People Conduct OF the &C.
vernment. Ac.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-02

Friday, Dec. 4, 9 p. n.

The elements in great activity Four foreign pockets
sailed today-two to Lverpo Hae, and 10 Lon
dom Fhe packets to England all uh-tat 10 France half
full Asa natural result Of the Of exports and the
coming in Of The crops foreign exchange falling
last packet day, exchange France and England has
fail. per cent II closed yesterday ia England
o. DC on France The belief continues spread that
change must fall still urther No specie going forward
coin also declining Within the few exports OF
specie have declined much. The following is state
men procured from usqaestionasle authority -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-02


Was asked h all Dr. Harris criticisms favorable to
Wood.
A-Tbey we're not
Was asked " those criticisms we're just
Did wish answer for he did wish COLI
sion with any member ofthe press.
BY Gerard-If all had beer said that Maxwell read from
Mr. testimony he tBrough could most isdispusby have
Mr.. stevens examned.-wen, with Rroueh and Wood to
the Theatre June LIST DR. Hart there Wood said Ne did
not in collision with him and he woud give him
This is pretty business you've got into, The
Doctor said, he merely did To get the little woman bene
fit They spoke Wood sad-~hy didn't you put me right
with public We asked Hart he meant to say all he had
written The Doctor certainly do"
said lia'-am certain he didE't he
add liar; he then walked away; Hart followed Wood,
BLACKBOARD bruser, and Wood then spit him, but %
ed and DID The effect OF the paragraph
this city Mrs Wood did sleep her house for
raj nights Mrs Wood suffered seriously IN her health In
sequence n the affair
dress esamincd-As soon as the Doctor commenced his
Language the people opened the box door and
out 7 stood about SIX eight feet from them. Am Mr.
Woods and agent The abuse and splitting oecsped
sault and took Wood away Does think that Wood sp
aftct wards Both spoke Mt first in mild tone. was six
eight feet ofcoud have heard at the distance twenty ee
Hart attempted plain about the phbut was In
such a that Wood couldn't believe him. wondered at
the GOODNESS ~ Wood the time; went With Weed to Col
webb The time, and he said that Dr. Hart wrote the para
II Mr.. simpson, stating them 10 be he
would have spit Webb u he had net him; Col Webb
d., not the stat rnens
Nv wesen-If he had Colonel, something
gic nish have taken y acef
Overruled as not evidence.
Afterwards said there no fight IN webb -
lie asked by Weston 10 several statements IN MI
Bareus evidence He replied that he did not head them be
Nv David ogden Did not hear pr Hart say he had
done I'll prevent publication Of the offensive
ucles but that Col Webb took the pes ouI Of bis hand