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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

ReJsccd Lamar aflvrting Incl.
dent relative to this lady, vino, 1t u Ill br
remembered. was une of the female sur.
sivors Of the I'll starred passengers on
board The Pulaski. has jus, come To our
knowlsdgs. Miss Lamar, SAYS gen'Ie-
man from Charleston, whose he was saw
ed on the same portion Of the wreck, Wa
our guardian angel, cheering the tlespnnd
ing, alevialing the snr:oxs-oG those who
lis seen The wares If the ocean close
over their nearest and dearest relltves.
and Administering hope aad cons .!1:iOn
even TO the veteran sailor. tn whom scene :
nj terror and dIsmay had long been Iami-
liar. So great. in f"e. was The conf.
denre shc inspired in the heart "f ever,
member oi our unfortunate band, that
those whose fate IL was never TO reach
the shore alive, when they lelr their hour
approaching. requested as favor thar
they might be allowed Ia rest their head.
upon her lap. and breathe out their dy-
ing mo nenis with all The cOnsnlatinn she
vas capsule nf aft ,rdlng. And thus all
those who were uuabIe to snrvrve the hnr-
rors of that awful hour. with their las'
looks turned towards her who hal never
quailed or blaucheti beneath the terror
of the scene. although the s,o"tes, hearts
had failed. and the boldrst Irembicd 10
Anticipation al their fate.
How do the gIIries 81 Cs,harine, a
SemIramrs. or Margaret de Vaidernar.
pale before the virtues Of such a woman.
let ihnse who hear The name of Lamar
hencrf"rth cherish it mpre proudly than
# At conferred wealth. or pnwer, or nnbI-
iny npn the p"ssessor. Boston Times.
4 manuftC;o1y Of counterfeit. Texian
Hotss - 40 operation ~ New OrielI:.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

.Sdfire Pearis We have been shown,
By doctor fenrhiu anger. a large sized and
ms: beautiful native rrarl, OF perfectly
spherical from. and slight Iloge of rose
color, weighing no loss than fire and fire.
sixteenth of car,ls, which would be worth
in England $40. It was taken fran al
oyster IRON the beds IN the D'lawg:
uver. Also. two others. "f sail mrte
white and beautiful color. and eGaa'F
exact il srherici,y. from the same quar-
ter. We shall pr"blhly a, this rate 'aon
have Pearl B4uk, aud Peatl Users On
The Delaware. v. FORK Ncr'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

Custom House Proiigu'i'y.-Il ~.
pears from the Official dncuneu, sen, Ia
Congress by Secretary Woodbury.. tha,
certaIn Collect Irs uG lha Revenue rertiv.
ell last year fsnn the Treasury! IN The
f"'m Of salaries, s927 .63j 60 more than
t,2 whole amount VI rrsenue colbert. d
BY them! At Saro, Milne. four revenue
Officers received more than fftrn hHI.
dr' djHdrs. whiie thew did not cultrcl
0He cent nf revenue! At :IIarInwn. Mass.
SIX revenue officers, three Of whom re.
retvrd lw" thousand tive hundred dollar.
salary, collected only toeaiy jiys cents,
Al N l.rnd ~. SIX Officers were employ
Ell wh' were pad more t'ran tour LiJu5.
an dJFHs. whtIs 'hc amount r~,nrned
as cntIettc ! by them was one dJiKH an
hi"e'ecl cen'I At ST. Mays. twn nth
GERS we're PaId ireIo2 hpa!ret aai hir
~ sig d0i'ars, aud collected nnly one dol.
lar and thirty foe cents!
Is II Al all ,IrAns". WHEN such thing.
hagen. that 'he rX9rn,!ttut"~ at III. Gov
"Tn a"ns are " rrlrcmhe'f' from si2 900.
O)J q y'ac np ~ nrsrjY .3l1OJO.nJ3.
AnI : u at III -tral.", thn. when hor,irs
"i st''rrrd r,vrnu officers aye rh4s en-
PInyr,l aIons the sea e ,a.t. tn ell ret, not
revenue, hat 40 rr~. the Adnu,..rurnn
'h''i pc all, to c"tC, a STAG iiac Name
wh:h. with rs lnlrts. has more sea coas,
thAa any other three states ~ the Uninr.
Ian. J0aF.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

,lr,r ir..,esl H., h deal ia domes'ts ~
chances; ID . a.rh all 'Era.e . rl'alfy
M : competition llal Nill keep onEn
he rnss ii lnlsraal exchanges 10 p"ih'
souiEa,snl 10 The transportation 81 Specie
n Il.s rae af exchange should Tsie On
n psrls Of the uailel States 81 nF about
one psr esai.. - re lEihk Il Sill. ihs next
object will he II have > Description o.
bsnk nales that wl.l be received through
onl Ihe United States a pr, or traction
under. III this can be elirrisd. lheEe Till
be m need II National Bank
We are inlOrmsd that - SEGA - The
hanks u the Snnlh have resumed specie
paymsnls. IL is The intention nf ;he PIs-
sent Unilrd States Bank 81 issue de-
ser,p,inn al bank nuies that shall be &C.
ner.lly current throughout the country.
and hat Ihsv q III il shis BY making lhem
payablr IN New York. Phlladrll hla. bal
ilmuge, Bns,on. t:inesnnali, AeW Orleans,
and perhaps other places. BanS notes
l,h lhe advantage 81 redemption Al Va
rinus points, and haseI ul'on the well
kaown credit aud suivsney ii ihe United
Slales Bank, w"uli WIll,nui question bs
received every where. and would s'j"y
peri,cI conliIsner. The travelling con-
munlly would be accommodated. aud esq
~ individual wishing d transmit hun
ase!.si..lar bill from "ns end 81 the caun'
Try Ia lle other e.'ull 10 80 WHh perfect
security ami wi.hsai luss. The e''nse
niemce Ia the public would he yer! great
and the si.aaiagrs To Ihe bank immense
a. such n"les would euIpy cIrcnlsiinI
prnbab.y greater Ihsn al any P'ri"d sines
Iis establishment unirT the old charter,
No hank j. 80 veil SITUATED 20 avail I1sel
"i thls valuable clrrulal,"n ~ Iae In'sra
States Rauk. They hate thr,r bfaarhe'
aud agents already established, aud have
also i credit ma,!e that rannni be- shaA' II
NJ new s4ns can eu.apels wnh shrh III
lats particular lar wears. ID Ais 81"
should he carued oui. a. NE ha"e ~
doubt it will be 10 i .hnrI iIme. 'herr vi
40, be that occasion lur uaNoasl BAH
whlch hWl.erIu existed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

P"thh yonr Dis,oi"fio" a SIT
was uiel in the New York C,mah Coah'
lately. broueh, by A. B,cler. against
Corning AMI SpeHcrr, To recover 3OC
dollars. the amount Of bill Of goods sold
by plaintiff tn Spencer, AMI charged 1"
the firm two months after the DISSOLUTION
which had not been published: the rH
gave ,ertl,r, Cor the plainuT /" The a
mount rlainej, with interest and cost
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

a Prinrely Present We learn from
H." Courier drs Etas Unis that no
Prince do !oinvlIe, N grateful r'@e"'
hrance at the bnsp,t,bIe attentions war"
he received frnm Col. DE Rnssy. viii T
at West POM, has sent To the col'n', "
costly sunif.b"x of gold. enriched VII"
diamonds. This handsome present was
transmitted In Col. DE Russy through "V
hands Of Monsieur dc Saligny, serte''3
uf he French legation, who has INNS"
rrrtirrd from The Prince superb ofF''
mg ease "f pla;e, containing o'e "0''"''"
nIects.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

TIE Pujhc .nJrals.-'rher" prevails
at the present day. among large class al
pOii,lclans. who are aci,srly Engaged IA
efforts to camr1l puh!le "r'ai'n through
the elections, masI l4meaiah.e Disregard
uf all the principles ri morality. cxiend
ing even q the violation ni tie high
obligations nf an oath. Il if,I made ~
appearance in the celebrated contested
election OF Moore add l.e,cher, 10 Ken
urky. where an officer Ut the law, swnrn
To perform = certain duty, 'eiused TO i" It.
whereby a political upp"neni vas - be
deprived oi the seat in Congress - which
he had un9uestionsbly bsea elected by
the people. More recently. We ind =
number of the judges Of the election IN
Pennsy lTania directly interested IN the
result Of the elections which they were
appointed Ia hold. nv large bets wsgered
oH that Cr.uIt. The employment oi
violence, AMI ul the alI ri fraudulent Yates.
la, become common Quite an every div
occurrence. But the greatest outage
ever attempted to be perpc'ra,ed IN this
or any oiher country. ptobah!y. was tina,
BY wh,ch Mr.. ingersoll lately ende,yored
To get into Congress. The mnn'Wnus
expedient was thrrerfsor eI,n. "f destroy
ing the poll bouks Of ous nf The wards.
and then con1ending shat The votes nf all
,he Others should be rejected al that
account. II is melancholy state Of things.
AMI il public senliment be- not decidedly
arrayeI against I'll such yiol4tons al
principle and public rights. the privilege
Of chnosing the public servants will be a
mockery. the right of suffrage a dead
letter; aud anarchy mus, be the inevitable
result. We call upon the respectable
portion of the Van Barren press to spc X
ont decidedly ag,insl such dI>rcpuIthe
anil hAng"r"u" doIngs. No hone.r m1d
can s1ncuOn them. and nnac should be de.
trIrel by parry Considerations IrIm de-
u1uncIag them.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

France and llsIirO, il aiiirmrl
'ha, an nrt'rF has hern issued iron Fran.
tn the effect that. 10 the event ri NJ.
between France aud Mexico. all srs.sl.
sa,l'ng uudrr MrX,csn letters of nsrea.
~ III be treated as pIraies. unless ,l,r
crews are composed Of al least iwe.,hi,,
MrIiran.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

Observation-Disclosures good old St1te
Is NJ" aglta,ed To its centre. anil tne ap
ProachIng election Will be warmly crl
tested, not so much nn acc ,uut OF " ,trnl
al PoIIIcs as in consequence Of a mater
Of local Legislation. The last leg stature
pissed what is cdIcI the L:cGne Lrr,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

Among the recent deaths ia Sing S.ns y
lti.,n Is that II Walter r. O~s""d' u"
, lawyer or the city 81 Ne" YORK. ii Wv
IN p>t respectable c"nn X'"n*. ""' y"
~enirprcj lnr II yrat., for forcing F'~
SON crruii ,a:r,. aad VITO deed IN PR"
Il ,.l4rrhora, an the l7.n nlI.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

P0f"Des.---!t sppraes ,ha, IN nen.r
lr'ntr~% 81 pn'at,es are bang >h,pp,H
r ia Nnr", and other L: ,.trrn .tat"s. /,
il: VS. Ind =, AMI h : ,u,hern .,a,e..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

Lui Dnrh,n. Gnrrr""r Of tie /.
80. n,< rrrci y a""rp ed the on
Arm rr,a,p ni The Unlvrrs " i"s" Ct
IN" Universe 4 Vermont.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

The above dates are generally from he
periods vixen the first permanent settle
ments were made.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01
SUMMARY ACCOUNT OF TnE
First Discovery and settle
ment Of NOrth-america.

.irraagfi ia csroaslo i al order
Nnrsh America Vas discovered in lhe
reign Of Ilrnry VII. peri"d when Ihe
arts and .c'rnce. had made very enn-iL.
cradle progress IN Europe. May 81 the
Efa s!seUlurer. were meu ol senlu. and
lrarning. aud were careful t. preserve
anshruuc records Oi sgch ii Ihr,r pro.
ceedlngs as wuuld b. decreasing To ?t,ic.
rify. THIS regards aGmd ample hrcu-
ments for Amrr'c N historians. Perhaps
M pro. "a. n1 The g'nbr can ,rare the has
snry of their nrig,n aud progress ~I'h ="
much prrcis,on a. HE inhabitants "f
n nth America: part cul4riy lhat part of
thea Win rnhahn 'he lerfit'sy of Ihe Uni
tel Si.tts.
rhs following ~ III shos the chTnnnln-
gr'll nr,!' -, whca Il,e ifsI settlements
srrr n lr 80 N'r'h Ameres:
y: @.D.A+s r....e#'s@ b. ptsm
u 49, y Rhe tf"neh
u. .-au 1910 q, l..s3 D. IA Var.
Newialnd I,i. - . q. q ".r,"r Ioha upy.
New Yosa, iGI2 By ti.r ps,i.h at Alb,n.
New j-rsry. IGis ny da at Bergen.
Plynau,a, 1G20 b part nf Mr. q tbins,n's
congregation.
y Hampshire, ls!3 b. a snail Eog'ish colo
NYn'tF t'e ~ nth nj
Psrsiaq.l r.ser.
aware, tes- aw,A.S,..t.- ...tr e..
P-t1-,tva "a '''' ~ '"7 '''' : '''
Mas. By, 1893 B. Cap J snlr.,u and
company.
Ma, AL, 1888 ., l."ri8a nnnrr with
c"s"ay Il naa "a
,e. u -,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

4 manuf4c;o1y Of counterfeit Texan
nat:s 10 10 opera.Iun IN New OrieII:.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-03-09
The Painful and Debltating Complaint of
TIL z PELIS
receives Immediate relief, and in numerous in
stances has been thoroughly curec. by the
administrator of

receives Immediate relief, and in numerous in
stances has been thoroughly curec. by the
administrator of
DUMFRIEs REMEDY FOR TIE PILES.
FHNlllS approved compound also mitigatos
Il and removes the symptoms which irc>
Quently accompany that disorder. and increase
the danger Of the patient, viz. pains in Loins
--IIeadachc-loss of Appetite Indigestion,
and other marks of debility.
a relieved Pallen, writes from distance,
cit Is but justice to you 10 inform yon, that
have used your Dumiries remedy for the
Piles for sometime past, and have found it en-.
lnenlly successful"
An Officer in the Army observes
al have been troubled for years with the
Piles, aud have never found any remedy that
would compare with yours II gave me al.
mos. immediate rclief.'
Physician and Druggist writes.
IL have sold all the medicine you sent me,
which is so highly recommended Tor the Piles
wish you to send me one dozen more by the
bearer"
The remedy is quite innocent, and may be
administered to all ages and both sexes -
flan aud ample Directions, with description
ct the complaint, accompany each package,
which consists of Two b0res, one containing an
Oinlmeal, and the other an Electuary.--Price
81 tor both articles, or 80 cents where but ono
is wanted.
Price 81 bottle, or G bottles for IS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-03-09

weather, such as calomei &c; do not Us
simulate TO the body. ana are therefore
highly iujnrlous TO the constitution. and
impress aud stamp new qualities upru II
For the "Tegeinjie Unirersat .Nedjcjnes'
!, is unnecessary to prepare. They may
be taken with advantage IN any weather,
or at any time OF the year.
The simple 'feoty-simplc because
true contained in these five proposition,
was first promulgated by Mr. .Norison, the
HygejSt. in 1885; and his world.rcnowucC
medicines were taken with unparalleled
success. Since this time numerous imitn
tors have arisen in America as well as IN
Europe, who style themselves llygelsts,
and pretend to treat diseases on Ilygeian
principles, and with Universal Vegetable
Medicines.
The Medicines Of the British College
of Health cure eli diseases which admit OF
cure.
|. They remove from tho stomach. liver
and iniestines--the blood making organs
all obstruclnns tn he due performance Of
their healthy functions.
Q. They purify the blood, by increasing
its various cXcretions; and prevent disease
by enabling the body successfully to resist
the pr'dlsposng exciting causes Of disease.
3. They increase the action Of the ob.
sorben,s. by which all morbid growths arc
taken into the circulation and aGorward.
expelled from the body.
4. They restore the regularity Of those
processes upon which the formation ant
circulation Of the blood depend.
! These arc the only medicines know, il
which small doses have powerful ant
beneficial effect; and yet, Of which, in ex
tr"me cases, such very large doses may b.
administered ea'Iessly aud with great
increased advantage to the patient
ITNone genuine unless signed by
PANGBoRN g. BRtNsMAID.
State Agents
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-03-09
DR.. Relics
AROMATIC Pills FOR EF, i,

.1RO.H.i TIC PILLS fOR FEMALES.
are regularly taken according to the dlrec-
tlons accompanying them, they revive and
establish the desired healthy habits, and
restore to the pallld counenance The na,u.
raj glow of health and good spirits.
The Pills are an approved general rene
dy IN cases Of DISTINCTIONS; Deblhty'; Hy;
pochondrla ; Green Sickness; Glddness
Pupi'atlo OF the Heart bad Dlgeslions-
Loalhng of Food; Pam Of the Slor ach
Shorlnpss of Breath upon every lllIc mo-
ton, Sinking of the SPIRITS, and its conse-
qucnces, a detected countcnancc, aud dis.
like for exercise and conversation.
Married ladies' will fnd the Pills equally
useful, except N cases Of pregnancy, ,chen
they must not be taken; neither must they
he taken by persons Of hectic or consump-
tive habits. They may b used successful3
" by either men or women IN all HUpochon-
dr'ac, hysteric or Topourish disorders. In
all cases Of lhs descr ptlon, The Pills purify.
lnvgoratc, and revive the d'sordcred sy,-
'em' Pfcc $3.50 a box.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-03-09

ceased. md that the heirs and all persons
concerned IN en,d estate be notified 10 mp
near before said Court on the ;hlrd Monday
of March inst. al the Eagle Hall 10 Willis
ton. aforesaid TO give bond for the payment
Of debts, and show cause why license as
aforesaid shall not be granted, and that
such notice be gwen by publishing he
above application two weeks successfully,
ms soon as may be in ,ac Free Press n
newspaper printed in Burlington, in SAID
ID strict.
Given under my hand, the day and year
first above written.
WIN. WESTON, Regr.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-03-09
The icading Principles Of The Hygeian or
.Norisonian IN.ory Of Diseases are
contained in The fotioping Propo
SiiiOns


l. Inc vial prlhcip'e Is contained IN
the blood.
. Every lh'ng IN the body IS derived
from NE o'oou.
j. All diseases arse from the lmpurlty
IN me blood
From the blood all the solids nre derived
and honrlsheu-all ~" other fluids are
secre'ed--and all the substances approprl'
a'ed to repair the lNurIes done to the
body are supplied. The rudment of the
future heart (and The circulating systcm,)
1t Is wei Known precedeS the formation OF
other parts Of the body and Is visible for
some time before any trace OF the brain
can be DISTINGUISHED
a. the blood Is tho builder up of the
body and source OF general health. so 1t Is
also OF universal disease; that being fluid
while circulating IN tho body, 1t is more
uniform IN lis appearance Than any of the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-03-09
Truman Burritt's Estate.

To The Hon. The Probate Court )or The Dis
tr,ct of Chittenden, comes Me subscriber
Harmon BurriH, administrator Of the es.
tate of Truman BurriH, late Of Hines
burgh, in said district, and represents that
The personai estate Of sad deceased w,H
not be sufficient to pay The debts and char
ges thereof and hereby makes application
10 said Court, for iicence 10 sell The real
estate for that purpose.
HARMON BURRITT, admir-,
Burlington, Mareh 7, 1885.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-03-09
,SzfynsWr GOODS

rENilE Sub>crlbers have received by
q sleighug an addition to their stock OF
goods which makes it now the best to be
found north of Albany They have a
heavy stock of Brown Sheetings and Shirt.
lngs. Dlcklngs, Padding, Canvass, Prints
of every description, &c. &c, which we
will sell at small advance from cost. Also
a variety of Fancy Dress Eandkerchefs,
open Silk gloves, sup. gentlemen and ladies'
Goat skin do. French Prints, Ribbons,
Laccs &c. &c.
| case French Muslin Cnpes and Collars
comprising nearly fifty new and rich Pat
terms, which we are selling at extreme low
prices LATnRop g. PoTwTN.
Feb. %, 1885.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-03-09
DI.VFRIE s.
TGx'CI CsSIN \. MINT!

Il Niit. extensive safe and established repu-
IA taton Of DUMFRlES ITCH ONT
MENU, encourages the Proprietor to recon
mend 1t with renewed confidence 90 the pub
lie, as most innocent as well as pomerfui
application for this annoying disease. Tho
most invccratc cases have been CURED IN
ONE HOUR. by this esteemed Ointment. Il
contains no .uercurg. or other noxious lnrro.
dent, and may be confidently applied even 10
the yonrgcs, children, or 10 pregnant females.
Price 31t cents.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-03-09
iona. Breckenridge ir's Estate.

WE the snb'c1'OG,s, being appointed by
w the Hon. the Probate Court for the
district of Ch,tcndcn, commissioners 10 70
ceive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands Of all persons. against the estate
of iona. Breckenridge jr late of Charlotte,
in said district, deceased, represented insol
vent. and also all claims anc demands eX-
hiblted IN offset thereto; and SIX nom his
from the day Of the date hereof, being
allowed by said court for that purpose,
we do therefore hereby give notice, that
we will attend to The business of our SAID
appointment, q, the dwelling Of Mrs. Polly
Ann Breckenridge. widow oC SAID deceased
in Charlotte, in said District, on the frs,
Mondays of April aud August next, at 10
O'Clock, A. Nj. on each of said days.
Dated, this Sd day of March A. d. 1898.
THOMAS G. HILL Commis.
DAVID w. COOK, sioneys.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-03-09

Ron'ssoS FrHR'ss Grand Isle County
We. Court, Sept. Term
ELISHA BoAnpMAS. \ A. ID. 1887.
WHEREAS Robinson Ferrss Of Grand
w Isle, IN said Grand Isle Comfy. COM
menced h's action agalns, Elisha Board.
man. Of Milwaukee. N Ouisconsin Terri
tory, at the April Term 1897 of said Court.
declaring against tho said Boardman IN an
action on Book to balance Book accounts
which said cause was duly entered on
the docket Of SAID court at the said April
Term, 1897, and ha- boon continued until
The present Term Of SAID cOnt'. And 1t
no being made to appear to said court that
| said Boardman has had personal notice Of
the service and tendency of this sult-,t Is
ordered by said court that further notice
be gwen Of the tendency thereof, by pub
llsunr the substance of the Plaintiffs
declaration in The Burlington Free Press
apper printed at Burlington. three weeks
successfully, the lat Of which to be thirty
dajs before The sitting of said court at
their next Term, which shall be deemed
sufficient notice to said Boardman TO op-
pear aud and answer thereto.
Dated at North Hero, in said Grand Isle
County, this 9th dnv Of Feb. A. ID. 1888.
| JOEL ALLEN, Clerh.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-03-09
David GOOdhue's Estate.

N7E the subscriber, having been APPOINT.
w ed By the Hon. the Probate Court
for the district Of Chiltenden, commission.
ers to receive, examine and adjust the
claims aud demand % all persons, against
the esate OF David Goodhue late Of Under
hill, IN SAID District, deceased, represented
insolvrn;, and also all claims aud demands
exhibited in Offset thereto; and six months
from the day OF The date hereof, beng al
lowed by SAID Cour, for that purpose, we
do therefore hereby give notice, that we
Will a,teod To the business Of our appoint
rnen', al the dwelling OF the widow Hannah
Goodhue in Underhll IN said District, on
the com days Of March and July next al
10 O'Clock, A. NJ &, on each OF SAID days.
Dated, this I7lh day OF February a. d
1888,
REUBEN MARCY. Commits
THOMAS GOODHUE, ! Sioners.