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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-12

II prevents him from wing secufir, for the perform
ance Of aav Contract INTO which IL may entef.
Though the amend rcni WIS good rs II went be
could uoi vote r1f 1t i; was his wish tllg the
bili should te altogether repc1le l.
NJ. Kinney hoped the asscn isnesf would prevail
=, me, tic fdY. Thu uaiy- al 'riion 10 lie
bill the matter 81 fcu Is hf the operation 81 TIC
law The p1ss VIZ, prevented tom renting. The
amendment etsfei Tally femnrel tlas oheeitan.
in o;ller rpsnrcis ! hancl the lan would be iaffY
irici rs lie srecari it after Ia rnoFal OF tbs
objectionable t.,n ycfs valuable law. i vs.
law which afar lei esHeeiti protection 10 the "ie
aad Children nj tr 4 rtilrSs drunk MI
Mr.. Crnlehii~ld hapcd the amendment would mol
nre,aii The lasf o4sAf 10 be repealed IS those "a
whose f1sarf u appeared 10 be were most iHIufrd
by il. L i gaafe l0f The rtuf Ia 81 cfsdt 1T
r..nr wi, i, II Is ab'e f1r Other aecess RS
The rsaSan Y h5h wcat hr rfrraliu9 n rdff ofthe
Inv relating ret, Mss equally sTon. let the rrfe
OF the Law To- all is her provisions.
Il the House would protect The widows and elnl
dleu Of dfnpkGts IL making HE bad reiuef OF The
Later pcnlteniiary oarnrr, he "on| 50 for hat
tnt he enpli rot consent iaa Inv which operated
uniavnrably - "a merfouaus oltss Of cili1rns ~ ~
gliding thein from the confidence and cfe'i a thu
fellow ctzens.
Mr.. HARRISON satl. pl~ law rte uie. int lie 49,,
will not affect ~ lrh> - fti ,l, Gre ter would
in lutprc luoe how .foeA l. appeued 40 Alr
H., that asN 'li9e copld utsf dcsib eom.or'#fl
te man T. ~ isr s.reia . that tie I4a I'D pro-
,ided IL h'sp Hea4d r)s.raa. ieeoai not No'e
forthe RIP. - sc b. p a.ra#iIas tia ~ mr.
acceptable pnd et >usaaeug II, IL re1Itote iotfhe
stnenanenl = rascl
Nh. Tanstah fass#tn en1tac i a. would be on err
der 10 can,aH iat "a, re- f.ae'e amendments. lie
ws'.ed tn b. % ie toHiH;si esi tHa.ei Hrr5ert
TIC lav stree. htu IS icta- al Wy dau6fHi
pulley Hagrcafsj In hzW ta'tta.oaHt T. i l1N dr.
,luin. that al fsf-op. ~ us. IfeF,f9y eflv anauu-
ted Ia 80 she i ~ betr4,.,a. y the Inv thc
poor ma /. drle,.t# %. esc1t al 3,lee, dr}e'cd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-12

PosrulsrtR's prGQrlsIrrs.--A rrpou has lr
erHty been lad before the Scaatc by the postmas-
lrr Grncul submitting \ statement exhibiting The
rNr,prtqut~cs of postm tstcr, from hp>rs. and the
sum caalccd aanuaily to the same III different ci-
ar> and lawns. W. cNtrlrt OF the returns,
the comparisons ri Which ma, be- interesting.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-12
FtF ;SE.STBEs,
WV. Il. NtNCEn,
- r. 2 q We, y 1T E.SU..
EESyDlNGIN l.NN(IRRIRs

N I'LL regularly attend the Superior aud Inic-
w nor Courts of the corporation of Lynchburc
and county OF Campbell. Any business entrusted 10
hts management, Will be attended To with scrupulous
care and fidelity. Once over the Store Of j. j. Pur-
Wis Duicl.
January % w3w If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-12

kriLIpfr TREI.--We learn that on / rid,, LIST.
Nr. Abram Ryersnu at Passsic County. Y. j. Who
had lcen on squirrel bunting. vas found ~ wood.
lying dead under = tree which htd fallen upon hun.
From The appearance ofibIngs about the body, 1T
was inferred thai hr had shot = squirrel IN the top ot
sm1llre that II renamed There aite II s.fbi,
that "a orde, IN abian u. lac cut down the tree
which, In it- Tall, struck larger tree, and thai this
beng dccased, also tell. crushing Mr.. Ryerspn be
meath IL When the bo Is of Nj. X. discover
ed h' faithful dog standing over Inn, ,ndeIvor-
ing one minute to drag llln from beneath Ihe tre",
aud me neN letting 90 his hold Of his master. clothes
and winning most pneously. So stfenuou~y had
The poor animal endeaYoored 10 eStrica'e his
to-, that before the body discovered, he Ia !
torn of the entire cope ot Alr RS coat ani several
pieces hom h,s vest, h' ,,ln efforts 10 release
Tim.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-12
GRAND SCHEME;

" hole IlchcIs so, IIaIvts >, Quarters - 30.
T. or sale great VARIETY of choice Numbers. NJ
TALBOr'S LUCKY OFFICE.
Lyachbwg, ia.
l = orders from the country, enclosing Cash or
Pn"e Tickets, meet at all times the most prompt at
tcnton.
Bank notes of every description, Exchanged at
far prices at
TAbBOT'S EXCHANGE OFFICE.
Feb. ) IT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-12

l.tEGt PmNTING EsrABIIsuMr Nr.-Fhc Raj
'iGh Register STATES the present circulation ol The
National Inirlllechccrls 1899 copies daily, and 200
n."eehly making each alternate day an ennis
SION {" al92 copies. Whole number OF copics per
"c'k, 35,552. In the uh,e IS also done the
rrhtne oitir House Of Representatives ior lie Ed
H"r ct ne Madtsl1n and vuinu other jobs ho ,ks.
pam hrts Nc. The number OF hands. intending
% ientrs. who fold, stitch, aud the like, is about,
2oo aud Tie amount Of wages paid weekly Sl5nO.
ihflc Is Que double cylinder Napier printing press,
two s'nel' Aaplefs two Adams presses. and four
oil ircad"ell's m"deI. The Whole ac capabic Of
printing 76.sOO sheets per day, al 800 rednS per
ui houls.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-12
TaIho:> EOtfcV, u Exchange OHicc.}
INNcuBI RG, FIEHr, AIRY, 9th, ISIS. (
LOTTERIES To ZEE EDSe.AVSS
T'RfIS vs'k,EA.

Virgin State LOTTERY, Class No. one. ior the ben
eit OF the Town of Wheeling. 10 be drawn at Alex
audrt ON Saturday Feb. lorh, 4 y Dra,ciBg nil
BE- lcccire{ hcre on lhl Incslan lnilalrinn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-12

Grr,r fIRr IT Lr,fNGroN krSrroKY.-The
rrnt house at Lexington, the building occupied
by the Nonhern Bank. aud u number of stores aud
houses. were destroyed by fire the 26th ult.
The Branch Bttk building WA partially Injured.
The Northern /, al. we undcrstlnd lost part Of It's
books and papers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-12

LEGISLATINE .-Thc House Of Delegates
broke ground upon the Report on Internal inproF'-
mcnt on "Wednesday last. Various amend rh'
made to HE Report, among which the IollorNs
are the most important:
Mr.. Watkins moved to insert after the wo''
Richmond" in the recommendation ton remoNipt
distractions in james River, the words ana
Rarpahannock River up 10 the town OF FredrrIfN'-
burg.
Aud 10 insert ut the cnd Of the Alb rcconnl"nh'-
tl"ii-" that Railroad be also constructed from
fredericksburg to Alexandra, aud that The act W.
curporailh. the EaInionlh aud Alexandra kaIlfoa"
be tnendcd 50 rs I" authorize subscription on '"'
pat OF the STATE OF 3-5llIs vi the capital stuck.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-02-02
NEW YORK MARKET.

FLoUR-At last we have 10 r port n decided
fall in The Flour market. Prices have been kept
up to So, IS 10 80 for long time, but on Wed.
nesdav and Thursday holders gave way and ac.
copied IS % and even at this the article i. dull
Troy brands SO. Prices have generally declined
in The south and west, and particularly in Virginia
and Cincinnati also in Boston and other places
GRAIN The large supplies Of Wheat on the
way and constantly arriving, with the sudden Fall
Of + our has depressed the article. Some ga les
have been made N rates not lranspired-lhe price
may be quoted AT 81 30 to 81 GO. Foreign is
without much demand sales AT 95 cents. Not
much Corn in sales a, Is to so cents.
PRovIsIoNs-A exceedingly dull Pork IL,
mess down to SIS 10 $50 prime, Sl3 to SI4 2.
Reef-mess, Sl4 10 Sl4 IL; prime, 50 TO 80
1-2 Lard nominal
Successive have rarely known a week when
the operations in stocks have been as low or as
small ms this week The great scarcity Of money
has had The effect to lessen operations, and 10 re
duce the rates.
SPEcIE-Ihere is no material change in The
rate of specie-Ihe demand il entirely for home
Use. Some of lh' Eastern Banks are having in a
supply, and here is also some call from the South
The demand for export has wholly ceased, in.
deed reporsi from Eng land show a considerable ex.
port for The United States. The supplies coming
in are very considerable.
UECURRENT MONEY This is almost the only
dcscr plon in circulation. Our banks having goi
in nearly all their bills, the public are left with
Eastern bills. and these bills gradually disnp.
Cearine AS the Eastern banks are getting in
their bills AS rapidly as possible. If the banks
should continue to get in their bills and not paw
out specie The public will be left without any repre-
sentative OF property.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-02-02

blood, and general debility, on taking two
bottles OF lnpsc Pills. and one box OF Dr..
Rrfc's Ambitious Pills, was restored TO
perfect health.
lfAn elderly person in this vicinity
WHO had suffered much for years BY a most
distressing asthma. had tried almost every
thing recommended. which only at times
gave temporary relief, and usually more
violent return Of her complaint, has recent
ly made use ot The above Pills with more
beneficial effects than any thing she has
ever used before.
IL A Young Lady at N, had been
troubled with very bad cough. SO violent
as at tunes TO rack and harrass her ex-
ceedlngly; a consumption was feared, las
her mother had died Of that complaint)
.-she was Immediately relieved, and SUBJ
seqncn'ly entirely cured by DR.. Relies
AslbmaIic Pills.
*A*None genuine unless signed IN TIL
outside printed wrapper 5v he sole Propri.
etor, j. KlDDER, 'mmedicte successor TO
the late DR.. w. ~. CONWAY For sale
with all the other "Conpny .Nedicines," at
his Counting Room, No. 90, next door tn
}. klddcr's Drug Store, corner of Court
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-02-02
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CON- r z.

A concert Of vocal aud instrumental
music will be given in The White Church.
under the direction Of Nj. MoLT. with the
kind assistance Of n large number of the
Burlington amateurs, on Friday the 9th
February inst. The vocal part will be OF
a sacred character exclusively, and the
instrumental part will consist Of selection
Of celebrated pieces, expressly arranged
for the occasion by Mr.. Mott: as "Due,s
for two performers on the organ" Doors
open ut 6 o'clock, the concert TO begin at
7. Single tickets 37A cts family tickets,
admitting at least three persons, at the
rate Of 81 for every three individuals. -
Tickets to be had at Mr.. Mot's, any time
from this day 20 the concert evening. Mr..
M. wishes to avoid il possible, taking
money at the door. For particulars Of the
music, see the bills.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-02-02
Socrates Catlin's Estate.
ST.ATE OE HER.MO.NT

DISTRICT OF CHITTENDEN SIS.
The Honorable the Probate Court for the
District Of Chiuendes, To all persons
concerned in The Estate Of Socrates Catijn,
late Of Burlington, an said District, de-
ceased, GREETING.
WHEREAS, the administrator of the
w estate of said deceased proposes to
render IN account of his administration,
and present his account agains, said estate
for examination and allowance at session
OF the Court of Probate, to be holden at the
Registers Office in Burlington on the sec
ond Wednesday of March next.
THEREFORE, You are hereby notified to
appear before said Court at the time and
place aforesaid, and shew cause. if any you
have, why the accoun, aforesaid should not
be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this
hrst day o: February, A. ID. 1888.
CHARLES RUSSELL, Judge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-02-02
Abijah Aliens Estate.
STATE or TER,NO.N-T'. J

DIsTRIcT or CutTTENDES. SIS.
A " Probate Court holden at Burllnr.
IN ton, W Thin and forthc District aiorc.
said, on the eleventh dav Of January.
A. D. 1857 an instrument purpor'ng
10 be the last VIII and Tcsiamcn, of Abiah
Allen, late of SheIburnc. in said Dis
rrlc, deceased, was presented to the Court
here for PROBATE. BY Rebecca Allen a
legatcc, therein named.
TnEREFoRE it is ordered bv said Court,
that public notice be given to all persons
concerned therein to appear before said
Court, N session thereof TO be holden al
said Burlington on tho second Wednesday
of February A. ID. 1888 and contest the
probate Of said win, aud it is further
ordered that Ibis order be published three
weeks successfully in the Free Press n
newspaper printed at Burlington, in this
State, The last Of which publications sha Il
be previous - the day assigned, as aIore'
said fnr hcatng.
Given under my hand at the Registers
Office, this 18th day Of Ian. A. d. 1888,
WIN. WESTON, Reg.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-02-02
January c6.

WATCHES. just arrived by land
w l gold cased and dial, detached
Lever Watch On, S. Tobias g. Co., ma.
kers) 10 holes eweled, anchor escapemen,
with expansion curve. These watches are
peculiarly accurate in marking time. We
also have silver cased Levers. the same
kind. gold caseG and dial Lever Watch ;
pr. extra jewelled (John Morris makeD
heavy dbl. bottomed case. We have also
silver double bottomed and double cascd }
patent Levers, Jewels good time keepers.
Very neat silver horizontal and Lcpnc
Watches. We expect some more good
gold cased and dial Lcpino Watches in n
few days. We have good heavy English
Watches. Particular attention paid to
Watch and Clock repairing, a, the Variety
Shop. PANGBoRN g. BRINsMAID.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-02-02
Samuel Keeler's Estate.
STATE or UERWONT. }
DISTRICT or cuITTENDES, = $. !

DISTRICT or CiIITTENDEN, = $.
A " n probate Court holden at Burning
IA. ton, within and for the district afore
SAID on the tweniyfihh day Of December,
a. ID. 1887, an instrument purportinr to
be the last VIII and Testament of Sam
ucl kee'cr late Of Essex in said district
deceased. was presented 10 the Court, here
for Probate, by Marshal Castle, the execu
tor. therein named.
Therefore it is ordered bv said Court.
that public notice be given to all persons
concerned therein TO appear before said
Court. at a session lhcreoflo be holden at
said Burlington. on the Cd "Wednesday Of
February A. D. 1885, and contest he pro
bate OF said VIII: and il ie further order
ed that this order be published three weeks
successivcly in the Free Press. newspaper
printed at Burlington, in this State, the
asst Of which publications shall be Prev,
Gus to the day assigned, as aforesaid fo'
hearing.
Given under my hand at the Registers
Office, this 25'h day Of December 4. D
1887. WM. WESTON, Register
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-02-02
OppOSitiOn e. Ridicule

A RE always to be encountered, whenever
N. 4 valuable article is brought before the
public. For years this article TO which we in.
wife the attention of all, who are in any way
afflicted with disease, has been vending It's
way. successfully. all over the World notwlh-
standing the opposition and ridicule, which
the EscuIapians have cndeavored to heap up
on it, it has come off victorious; thousands
upon thousands Of packages of this best Of
Medicines. are now sold every year. and thou
sands upon thousands from all quarters of the
Globe, are sending in their testimonials of
gratitude, TO those who have, by giving them
this medicine, restored them 10 hcaih.-Rcad.
or, look at this FACT, tins is an article which is
tried friend, when you know this has been
tried for years and always found true. what
need is there of looking furlher what mcdi-
cine has done so much in this town as the gen
uinc Morrison's Pills, or Vegetable Universal
Medicine Of the British College Health no
other has, no other can. There is n constant
and increasing demand here and every where
for this best of medicines but il is counter,
ieltcd TO an alarming extent. but if you Will
follow these directions. you need not get any
but the one you wish, and the one you will be
glad you purchased never buy it in this state
but of Panrborn e. Brinsmaid, the State
Agents, Burlington, Vt. or Of some one who
will show you certificate that they are Sub
Agents appointed by US. We ale ready to APP.
point agents throughout this State terms ia.
vorablc, Geo. Taylor, ID Chamber Street
Ncw-York is the delegate from England and
through whom alone, the genuine article made
by Morrison the Hygcist can be obtained. We
are appointed by him, No Druggist or Pedla.
can have the appointment in any case whalayr
er. Variety Shop
PANGBoRN e. BRINsMAID, Jerellers.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-02-02
DR.. Reifc's Asthmaiic Pills.

This exceedingly powerful, and vet
equally safe aud innocent preparation, has
&C, c'cd thorough and rapid cures upon
cn's supposed to have been far ad-
vanced in a confirmed Consumption. and
who have exhibited the appearances which
usually indicate fatal termination Of the
disorder.
DIR. RELIES PILLS have also oh,
tanned the highest character as PICTORIAL
.Nedicine, aiinrGing the mos, unexpected
relief to those abouring under the COM
mon C5Ugh, occasloned by acrid humors
irritating the throat. or by Deductions on
the ungs--symtoms which deprive the suf-
fercr Of sleep, and gradually introduce the
long train of Pulmonary affections. The
Pills appcase the congh, promote easy eX-
pectoratlon, very essentially relieve, and
often entirely cure the most obstinate and
distressing cases. Cinnamon Colds are usu-
ally removed by the Pills in a few hours.
In the harraSslng and snt'acatlng com.
plant Of the ASTHMA, the Pills give i'm.
mediate relief. They mitigate the COM
pIaIut, and generally effect radical cure,
IN those Asthmatic attacks characterized
by difficulty of breathing, Nghrness and
structure across the breast and in the
lungs, oppressive tlatulences, Wheeling,
coughing, huarscncss, costivcness, and
many other asthmotic symptoms.
As the Pills require in Ordinary cases no
confinement, they may be administered
with confidence and safety TO all ages and
classes of people. Unexampcd success
has hitherto attended their adm nls,ra,on
IN great variety of cases; and the Pro-
pretor can refer 10 a multitude, which
testify to their efficacy in rcvving the
cmaciated victim from The bed Of disease,
and restoring HIM to the blessings Of ac,,
customed health and activity.
TIE BENEFICIAL EFFECTS
Resulting from The administration Of DR..
RelfeS .4ahmatic and Consumptjre PITS,
erhibitcd in tie toiio,oing cases
GIA Physician, M. ID. and Druggist,
recently writes: "rhe Asthmaric Pills
(ReIte's) are invariably wei! spoken Of by
those who use them"
Is MRS -, Of Mis city, was three years
seriously afflicted with consumplve symp.
toms. as pain in the side. almost perpetual
cough, splitting Of blood, general debility,
&c.--in this distressing state, unable to
SIT up, and not expecting to live many days
she was advised to take DR., Relies Asth-
matte Pills, and also DR.. Jebb's l.inmcnt
be applied to her side, which she did, and
to the establishment olevery one, in short
time she was perfectly restored to health,
a. "A Lady)fom birmingham, was sc
'yerely afflicted with cough, spIitnS OF
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-02-02
NC1O Pablications for sale ut
TIE BOOK STORE.
FHvHE Christian Professor addrcssc

FEvHE Christian Professor addressed in
H. series of coun-oIs and. cautions TO
the members of Christian Churches. by
John Angel James ! vol. 70 mo. New
York. 1888.
a Narrative Of Missionary Enterprises
IN the South Sea Islands with remarks upon
the natural history Of tie Islands, origin.
Languages, Traditions and nsages of the
inhabitants, by John Williams. of'he Lon
don Missionary Society. illustrated with 81
wood Ergravlngs, ! vol. 70. 500 pp.
New York, 1888.
Religions Discussions. their cause and
cure, prize essay, by Pbarccus Church.
vol 12 NO. New York 1888.
Young .Han'S Closet Library, by Robert
Phillip. Of Mabery Chapel, with an intro
due Org essay by Albert Barnes, vol. ls
mo.
lectures illustrating The contrast between
true rhrjdiaai'y and various other systems.
by William B. Sprague, D. d. Albany, /
vol. l2 mo.
The Constitution Of dian considered IN
relation to external objects, by George
Combc, vol. 70 mo.
Dat. SweeiserS .Ne,c Worh on Dypep-
sia, vol, - mo. Boston 1887.
LochhcFs Life Of Sir Matter Scott,
Boston 1888.
.Nolern Sociciy,or the .Warch If Intellect.
by Miss Sinclair, New York 1887.
The sayings and doings Of Samuel Slide
Of SlicIsriltc. Philadelphia 1887.
The .Ne,c YORK; Reyie,c for January 1888,
This able periodical will be ssued regular
ly IN January. April, July and OCTOBER OF
each year. the January No. is onc of the
irs' )ecImens of American Typography
and GJes decisive evidence of the ability of
IT'S Ldlors and those who contribute 10 i,
lis ait cles are well selected and fan of en-,
ergy. Those upon Aaron Burr, Charles
Lamb md CoIeridge, may be specified as
peculiarly interesting. Those who wish to
exnmue or subscribe for the work are re.
ques,el to call upon the agent
JAMES w. HICKOK.
Bur ing'on, Jan, 10, 1887.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-02-02
Ne1D establishment.
CHAG. a. STEVE IT'S DW,

" AVlNG taken The Cabinet Shop on
IL Il the east side Of the Court House
Square, formerly occupied by Abbott g.
Wood. where he intends carrying on the
Cabinet making business in all rs branches
and hopes by puncluaIty and strict atten,
ton to his business, to merit q share of
public patronage
N, B. All kinds Of fancy work, such as
Ladies work Boxes. Portable Desks. Shat
foners. Music Stools, Foot Stools, &c. &c.
made and repaired with neatness and on
short notice.
U'Almost all kinds of Lumber and pro-
visions taken in payment Tor cabinet furni
ture.
Burlington, Feb. l. 1888.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-02-02
NOTICE..

DURSUANT to a License granted by
n the Hon. Supreme Court of the state
of Vermont, the subscriber. as Guardian Of
one EIlel Allen, "nonc0mpos or unatlc, +"
will offer for sale at public auction. unless
prev'ousy sold al private sale the follow.
ing described real estate, lying and being
IN Grand Isle. county Of Grand Isle, and
State OF Vermont, TO wit. all Of that part
Of the first division lot of land laid or
drawn 10 the original right Of Solomon
Strong which lies cast Of the main road 10
said town, together with small piece
lying west Of and adjoining the same, con
tanning in the whole about sixty four acres,
on the Goth day Of February, a. d. 1888,
at one O'Clock, in the afternoon, at the
dwelling house on the SAID premises.
JOEL ALLEN, Guardian
of Eliel Allen.
North Hero. Ian. 26. 1919.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-02-02
LYMAN N HALL Cn'lte"deo Co.
vs.. Court, ADuUSt
JAMES REYNOLDS. Ierm 1897

WHEREAS Lyman N Hall, of Rich
w mond, in said County of Chllteaden,
commenced his action against James Rev
nods OF llogansburgb, IN the state of N.
York, at the March Term, 1855 of SAID
Court. declaring against the said Reynolds
IN a plea Of the case, for that he said Rev
nods, on the 10th day Of February 1896,
at said Hogansburgh, made and delivered
TO the said Hall his cer,aln note Of that
date, for the sum of one hundred and twen
ty four dollars and one cent, payable by
the first day of October then next, with
interest TO the said Hall or bearer And
also, for two hundred dollars. money had
and received by the said Reynolds, and
which he promised TO pay on demand, and
stating that no part of either of said sums
had been paid though often requested, to
the damage of the Plaintiff, three hundred
dollars, which said cause was entered on
the docket of said Court at their said
March Term 1885, and has been continued
from term to term until the present Term
Of snld Court, And it not being made to
appear to said Court that the said Rey.
nods has had personal notice of the service
and tendency of this suit, it is ordered by
the Court that further notice be gwen Of
the tendency thereof by publishing the
substance of the Plaintiffs declaration in
the "Burtingion Free Press" newspaper
printed in said Burlington three weeks
successfully, the last Of which to be thirty
days before The sitting Of said Court at
their next Term, which shall be deemed
sufficient notice to the said Reynolds to
appear and answer thereto.
Dated at Burlington, aforesaid, this cath
day of January, A. ID. 1888,
VIM. NOBLE. CIerE.