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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-04
ISAAC WARNER.

II AS received and keeps constantly on hand large
L and full assortment OF GROCERIES, among
which are
COGNAC BRANDY, st. CROIX RUM
HOLLAND GIN, A variety of WINES,
and almost every article in the Grocery line, all If
which he will sell on the most reasonable terms. He
would also inform Tavern keepers in particular that
he will sell rum brandy and gin for 63 cents gallon,
which he will warrant of n better quality than some
which have lately been hawked about the country by
a certain New York pcdlar and if not adjudged by
the best judges to be better, he will not ask any paw
for them. He invites them to call and compare
Duriin ptou. Ucf lS4O IT,
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New establishments.

+. WHALING + Co inform the public that
- they have located themselves in tn. village OF
Burlington, and have fitted up store on the east side
OF Church street. which may well be drnominated
"Cheap-slde," nearly opposite the bank of Burling-
ton, and are receiving from New York choice sccc-
ton of goods well suited to the season, which they
otter for sale as o'c can be purchased in the couny
tor ready poy Among their goods may be found
beaver and brond cloths, cassimeres satnets annes
mcrnos, mousllne de LANES dc. choice selection
also of French, English and American prints, equal
at least, to any in Burlineton. A general assort-
mcnt of cambrlcs, muslns, plain and figured edeings
lnserlngs, blond aces dc. 4 great variety of shaws
and dress handkerchels ladies' gloves and hose with
a good supply of beached and unblcacled domestic
goods Also good supply of crockery of the latest
patterns, with few elegant astral parlor lamps; and
finally, few choice family groceries, such as teas,
sugars nolasses, coffee, rice, rasns, dry fish, tobac-
cos lamp oils, dc
We do not pretend TO specify all the kinds TO say
nothing of the numerous articles of which each kind
is composed but suffice to say that the assortment
will be found to contain most of the articles wanted
IN the country; and those that favor us with their
custom will be entirely relieved from the examination
of old goods, remnants. Our entire stock is new,
and fresh from the market, and has been selected with
the greatest possible with reference to the wants
comforts and benefit of the people. But we do moi
wish the public to take our word in This matter, but
most cordially invite them to call and examine for
themselves. Burlington Nov 26 1870
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-04
EXTRA! EXTRA!!

A y Extraordinary Extra lot of SILK, Worstcd
"A Wooden, Gotten and Fur Goods with Looking
G asses, Crockery, China Glass ank Plated wares,
also Knives Forks, Peck. t Knives, Rogers Candle
sticks, Servers, Spoons, &c. &c, with an increased
lot of LIST I'd and Sd quality of Bosom Pins, Finger
and Far Rings, end other ewery at 80 per cent less
than low prices and then again new assortment of
Carpeng at Just % per cent. less than ever, with
choice lot of Family Groceries, Good Lamp Oil &c
All forwarded by my attentive New York buying
Agent who says, now he bought cheap to please
me he wants the goods should be sold Cheap Cheap
Cheap, to please the customers of the Peoples Cash
Store, which shall be done as opportunity offers.
HOWARDS
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ID L % n

In Montpelier, on the 18th inst, of quick consump-
ton, Mr.. Parker Johnson aged g; on the same day
Mr.. Cyrus Wood, aged 81. On the 2lst. ult, of lung
fever, Mr.. David Cutler, aged 81 on the same, Of
,yphus fever Mrs l.c.nrn wife of E,enezcr Scribner
Jr. an d,lehtcr of the late Enoch Kclton
In MddIesex Nov. %, Mr. Nathaniel Carpenter,
Esq, ageI n years.
In Moretown, Nov. II, of fever, Lotan l.. Clark,
aged %.
In Orange, Nov q, Mr. Elisha HAYDEN, aged IS.
In Craitshury, Nov. -, Mrs. Catharine iTovey.
In Barre, Sept 2}d, Louisa Chlds aged years
In Tunbrldee, on the 18th ult. Mr.. John Bennett,
aged % years. On the day of his DEATH being his
birth day, he rose in good health; during the day he
walked into the fields and AT night aic his supper MS
usnaI-soon after which he expired without gronn
lie was a remarkable instance of continued health
during long life
In Chelsea, Nov. H. Mr.. Daniel Shaw, aged a.
In Orwell Nov. l6, MIS- Mary Buell., at the adj.
vanced ace Of l0l years 10 months and IL days.
Her maidon name was kibb; she was native of
Somcrs T0'lpnd county, Connecticut and was mar.
Rcd 10 Matthew Buell. Oct lith, 1855, o. S. Mrs.
i'ueli made public profession of her faith in Christ
at the of go and for the long peroo of u years
exhibited well ordered life and Cody conversation.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-04

We voted as Vermont did. with a positive knowl.
edge of the final result, it would have taken more
than % per to beat us. All the oflice-holders
would have been with us, for they are all good
Harrison men, only they did not happen to find it
out till about the 18th or 9Th inst.-Proridsnce
Journal
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-04

NOTICE.-J. TRYON, Merchant Tailor would
Y respectfully announce to the public and his old
customers in particular, that he continues to accom-
modae all who call, with the atcstimproved fashions
and work not inferior to any, on reasonable notice
at his old stand on st. Paul street On hand and for
sale cheap for cash choice assortment of superior
Broadcloths, Casslmeres, Vestlngs, and Trimmings
~ b. Goats cut for 50 cents cash.
P. s. Those indebted will please call and pay up
Burlington Nov. II, $40.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-04

1--WE have heard Of the Hon. John Smith, at
the SOUTH on his way to Washington. We un-
derstand he crossed over to Pittsburgh, and
there took the boat for the soath--probably to
avoid his constituents The time has been when
representative would make it in his way to see
AMI consult with his constituents before going
to Washington. Bat ",imes ant now as they
used to was'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-04

T TNBLEACHED Cotton Shirtng and Shec,ing.
~ cotton yarn, batting, wlckna, black and white
waddlng Russia diaper, crash table diapers, padding
canvass, mcrs.es, quilts, counterpaines rose and
horse blankets bleached cottons, blcached and ut-
bleached cotton fannels, English, French and Amer.
lcan prints, cheap as the cheapest. by
nS n. LOVELY & co.
DOCK STORE. The subscriber is weekly receiv-
ID ing new supplies of Books, and his store now
contains the best assortment he has offered to the
public. Among the miscellaneous works This day re-
coved, the following Ten thousand year, Per-
rvs Voyages, Jack shore, 2 vols. Memoirs Of the
court Of England by John II. Jesse, Sh and and the
Shctanders by Sinclair, Womans mission; Aronnl
the worlda narrative ola VOYAGE in the East India
Squadron under Commodore Geo. G. Reed in . vols
Confessions Of Harry Lorrequer vol.
Burlington Nov 10. ID. A. RI}AMAN
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WiuOOski IRON Foundry.

MIS- concern IS yet IN operation, and ready TO
execute all orders for castings, IN good order, and
Of good metal for various purposes. The subscriber
is now ready To contract or otherwise for the building
OF mills of all descriptions being in situation to fur
nsh all the materials at short notice Contracts Will
be taken very low. Plans Of all kinds of mills made
on application to the subscriber, and warranted cor
rect; which will save cost in building, and also many
blunders.
An assortment of castings snch 10 kettles, plouphs
wagon boxes, wagon arms, slelgl, shoes, box and
cooking stoves very snperb article fnr doing Iprec
business with little work and fuel all II which can
found at all times, at this concern. Patterns MADE ia
order reasonable terms. Also the subscriber offers
for sale first rate high pressure steam engine
four horse power, good article built from leicester
plan, and has been in use, which will be sold rcasona-
BILE, and on credit All orders 10 the subscriber, Bur.
lington, VI. will receive attention.
JESSE GAY.
Wnnoski Vill,uo Nov
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W"HM>, WnRM>.-DR. NJ. IIIrcncocx',

w unrvalIeI and mnequaIled WORM TEA, a
-overeiGu remedy for Worms. Strange AMI mere IL
hle are the t. 'ccts of The e dtc>a lie vcrmn few
person. and il is thought are free from HEM par
tcrilarly females and children. Many per ,onS 20
hro"eh distressing coIrse Of medicine wi'hoat a
eneh,, when they might lie relieved ~ using the
Worm Tea This invaluable mclr'ine ha> leen ,e .led
y The experience OF more than ten years use, and
administered TO more than 10000 persons Of various
tge and not one solitary compliant on the con rary
nlre'> have called, and unsolicited, given their de-
lel preference 10 i. Al or trying The di ceni articles
SEM forth TO the PM l', AMI pronounced DR.. NJ. Hitch
'ock'> Worm Tea the mos, ,ate, eitciual, and con-
venien remedy that can lie obtained for in no one of
he ho'i, and- Of ln,lance> where it has len u. Ell
a-reca lie To the PRIME dIrcains ha> it ertael
\. Is. Ash for DIR. NJ. Hitch 'ocH'> Worm TEA, there
are many n">r mn a road for the de ir mionuf W.
For sale whole ale and retail y A. HITCHCOCK d
CO., 'oe propric'or>, ~ Gcne-ce street, U'ma and
their AGENT hrougho II the Union In Burlington,
by J. & J. ii. Peck d Co., and Thco. A. Peck e. Co.,
In Nergennes, by J. II. Bowman. In Milton, by
Burnct d Sawyer In Georgia, by Lorenzo James.
aun2O
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-04

1rWe have given up a large space in oar co..
umns to-day to the publication OF the laws of the
last session. For the convenience fthose who
may have o,cas on to refer to them, we have EN-
bodied all the public acts in this shec..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-04

o S OF @ c HEoNr in
r,la'e 10" N. Allen, Sh,k ,peare Alien, ani Vol
ar H. Allen @nor AMI CHIT 're" # Lucy Allen, late
Ct Zee ev'IIt, New i"r derca e.
HORACE SANroH, q 'arllan Of Loni,a H. Alien
Shakespeare Alien, md Voare r. Allen, minors, hay
ng ma lie appIl"a ION to laid r., letting forth that
he slli Lou VI. Shakespeare and VoIlairc r. are
~ IN lhelr own right tee, a. tenants in common of
twenty acres Of land 81, ae in SheIhrn n the eonn,v
OF Shl'en' len, eng the same land decided " Jirch
ham, lae of al Shell"rn de,ca, ed to L,rv Allen.
on he 26 h day Of J"ly, 1887, as the laid .Ilreh,
W. Is seIzed IN her own right in fee Of ten acres and
~" -, ui AM, eng The same land ,el o + TO ,al
ho"f' by The Committee appointed y sand prol ate
'o'rl to ma parrion and di>'r ulion Of the laid
tate OF he sand Jreh l>ham THAT the .ald Sha,s-
peare Aien l. zcln his own gh in fee Ten acre
AMI l2O rods Of lan eng the same land e, o r 10
he 'ai Shakespeare V ,all committee aopoin'el L.,
atTe and to ma partition AMI d,rl mlon Of the cs-
"a OF the ,al JrehI har, e easel tina, the aid
VoIialr r. II. Allen Is 20 zcl in his own riYh in fee
OF len acres AMI 100 ru If 'ani leinr The same
an sci o no aid Nol'air X. Al cr, V ,ail commit
zee appon'e a ai're and, ma par il on AMI ,li,-
'rl lun IT he cs'a If he all Jircn ham, ,crea
eI; all whh IN !. ,i'ua IN ail SheIlrrn :--anl
OF IN sail ward To ,e all he aire>adIanl and pn,
me PrWtelS thereof a. ln'crc.,; and pravng aid
30 ri to aI'h"rze AMI empower HIM, the AID guar
nan 10 el an me Az Ian +, agr'ea y 10 the statute
Where pom, the aiure all 10 h or 'er that the
aliappll a on e heart eiore aid 90 r al n c.,iun
hereof 10 e held a The Reg ter, office IN d rncron
n alIcurny, ON he % day ofIe'cm or, A. H. IS TO-
IN that noIre hereof 'e given 10 all per on lncr-
lel, ly pat lea ION Of his Ter, con aiiiny the
Substance of all ami ON 'hrce wees ,uc'c ,lvey
IN The arlington Free Pre- The 'asi ofwhich PM lc,-
lion, 10 e previous oal 90 lday Of en or, ISie
Given Under my hand at Is r'mgiun in said district,
d3 WM. WESTON. Rec'r
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-04

~ other fine sewing neenles, ground downs be-
twecns and sharps Sadlers, Harness, Milhners,
Govers Daring, Knitting, Tape, Netting and Tam.
bour Needles. Those wish good needles can depend
upon finding them at all times al the Variety Store
PlNS.--Paper and ounce pins, black pins, hal,
pins, very long large pins, very small, short pins at
the Variety Store, by PANGBoRS d. BRlSsMAIp.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-04
LOG CARrN AT AtrCTION

The Tppecanoe Club Of Burlington, having
resolved that their Log Cabin be sold and the
proceeds appropriated for the benefit Of the poor
NOTICE is hereby given that the same will
he sold at public auction on the 18th day of De-
cember inst, IN The premises, at one o'clock, =. NJ
GEO. A. ALLEN,
y. +. STRONG, Committee.
JAS. l. CUTLER,
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NEW GOODS

At e. r. Englcsby's corner Brick Store near Mr.
Ehiio DooliHie's.
THE subscribers receiving entire new selcc-
l. ton of
DRY GOODS FINE SACK SALT
HARDWARE, Coarse gnd Fine CAN
DRY GROCERIES, ADA SALT,
CROCKERY GOLDFISH,
GLASSWARE, NAILS.
LAMP OIL, GLASS, &c.
and respectfully invite the attention Of purchasers to
the new prices.
II. Nj G1DDINGS & Co.
Burlington, Nov 90 la40
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CTRAYED from q

STkAfED from an Enclosure on the interval
- north OF the village of Burlington about 2 weeks
nnce' the ioowing Horses VIZ one large iron-grey
,hree year old Mare one dark bay or brown sm,IGsb
sized Morgan Mare fine animal five yenrs old car
rles her head very high, short switch tail and one
sorrel white faced french Horse with spawn on the
niHh hind leg Whoever will give Information to II
lt omas, T. Chnmberain, or c. Parody of RurIinn,on
sh' II be suitably rewarded Oc,obcr % Ian
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-04

IL would rc.pcc fI'y return his thanks 10 his
former patrons fer the many lavors received, and
wojid also inform them thai he runtin'c Book Bind
ing aud Bank book manufacturing at his old >lanl--
and thai he Will .cll Blank Books. common school
Looks, Billie, Albums aud stationery ON as good
icrnl> any one. Blank Books made to any pattern
hort noii'r. The patronage If he pubic Is re-
sect y sulici ell. SAM Ell HUNTINGTON.
Sign Of the Red le|gcr,
cnlI,t NnN
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Samuel Smiths Estate.

" r. the sih,crl' cr> having cen appointed Ivy tie
w honorable the pro ae co lrt for the district OF
Chii,en'en rommi' >lOncr> to receive, examine and
ili>t the clam and eman |, Of all per AGAINST
he eta Of Sam n Smith lae Of CuIche ter, in the
>irc, ai're aid decea,el, repre- en'el in. olven,
and also all claims AMI demands elhre1 IN Eel
ther.'o AMI six months from the day of The da'c here
If eng allowed IS aid ronr for that p'rpo.e, we
10 therefore here, give no'lre thai WI attend to
he business OF q Appointment, al the dwelling IT
Charles Smith in Colchester in .ald district, the 81
Mondays in January aud May next, at 10 O'Clock A.
VI, on said day Dated this 7h day Of Nov, A. d.
1910.
,,. } 5 i :: 'F f E$S$: co"'..
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George :. Ilalc's E.aic.

STATE Or VERMONT, tH'HE Honorable
Dlsrnlcr OF Cnr1rrNprx, IS L hcproba,o Court
for the District of Chtcndcn TO all persons CONCERN
ed in the estate ot George 5. Hale, late of W"sord,
IN said District deceased, GREETISG:-
Whereas John w. Hale administrator OF the estate
Of said deceased proposes to render account OF his
administration, and present his account against sad
estate for examination and allowance at session of
the Court of Probate to be holden Mt the Registers
Office in Burlington, on the second Wednesday OF De-
cemhcr next.
Therefore You are hereby notified TO appear before
aid court at the time and place aforesaid, and shew
cause, if any you have, why the account aforesaid
should not be allowed
Given under MY hand at Burlington this twelfth
dayof November, a. ID. 1910
WM WESTON. Rnristcr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-04

OOOO Yards super fine, fine and common wool
<ONJO en- Carpetngs just opened. Also plain
venetian and damask s,ar Competing, Turkey and
Brussels Rugs, OIL CLOTHS for tables and stoves rush
mating prin'ss tooi cloths, &c. nv
nS ". LOVELY, d co.
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SLEIGH SHOES, &c.

S1EI021 Sx1OES, CkC.
I SO Pair Steel plated Gutter and Sleigh Shoes
w Cast Iron do finished Crow BARS AnvilIs
Vices Wagon Boxes, Shovels, Spades Dung Forks
Sheet Lead, Sheet Zinc, Hollow ware IN great variety
Nov. 49, STRONt;S Il co.
Gloves & PIPE...STRoSos x Co. have re-
~ ceved and otir to purchasers
COOKING STOVES
Of great variety of siz and most approved patterns
which will be sold at whole sale or retail. with or
without trimmings, to suit purchasers.-AiSo
PARIOR AND BOX STOVES
in great variety of sizes and patterns. Canada single
and double Stoves "a to SO inches, together with
5000 JOINTS STOVE PIPE of Canada, English
and Russia sheet Iron. Dumb Stoves, stove furni-
ture of Copper, Copper bottom and rin.-Conncccd
with this establishment is n mandatory of Stove
Trimmings Sheet Iron work and Tin Ware, which
supply at shor, notice any article not on hand, on
reasonable terms and in style inferior TO The
attention of purchasers is respectfully solicited.
Nov. 90 1910
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-04
LAST ARRIVAL.

NEW GOODS just received Ivy the subscriber; md
" it is OF bat lte consequence to the pnrchas,r
lpw they came | will only say they wcr. mostly
purchased on credit and viii have 10 be sold At
some price To pay my d,hts-as i will convince any
one who will call al my store on Pearl street.
SIDNEY RARIOW
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IRON, STEEL, sc,

On Tons assorted sizes English Tire Iron,
~ 3" F" Swedes Iron,
Russia Old Sable do
Is Peru manufactured Iron, consisting Of all
the various sizes Of round from 1 inch to 2 inch
square do, Band Scroll Hame and Horse Shoe Iron
&c &c. --STtEI.-
SASpEnsoN & BRorHEn's Cast Steel, all sizes
do Greaves' German do
English Bliscred and American do.-Aiso, full and
general assortment Of all descriptions Of goods con-
neced with the above trade.
Nov. 10, 1870 STRONGS & co.
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TO auIinHRs

PROPOSALS will be received for building Brick
School House at Winooski Village. Said pro-
posals must be delivered sealed Mt the Office of the
Winooski Iron Foundry on or before the 25h of De-
esmbcr next Builders wishing to examine the plans,
can them at all times by calling at the aforesa
place. Proposals for the Mason work, must include
digging for the foundation stone, brick and laying
plasering, and all materials connected thcrewi HI.
The proposals for the Carpenter work must include
the timber and materials connected herewith, and
finished ready for pastcring; the painting also nclu-
ded. JESSE GAY, y..o.n.
Nov 9, GEO w HORTON \ CVHlHlt'ec'
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GOODS.-The subscriber. have reed and are now
~ opening very large assortment of Woll.n Cloths
ofevery VARIETY, rich plain, figured and changeabi.
Silks, Mousene de LANES Alpaca Cloths Tagonia
Shawls, Hdkis., Ribbons &c, We will only say that
we have larger assortment of goods Of every variety
than we have ever kept before.
Oct. 90, 1910. ~ LOVELY g. Co
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DYSON =. Vyhcclcr's Estate.

OrsOa p. Whcclcr's Estate.
n STATE OF VI RMoNT, 9TH I Hon9rahle
for the District of Ch,enden To oil persons con-
cerncd in the estate Of Orson =. Wheeler, late of
Charlotte, in said District, deceased, GnEErISG
Whereas, Sheldon Wheeler administrator of the
of said deceased, proposes to render
Of his administration and present hsaccount against
said estate for examination and allowance at session
OF the Court of Probate, TO be holden at the Registers
Office in Burlington, on the second Wednesday Of
December next.
Therefore, You are hereby notified to appear before
said cont n; the time and place aforesaid and shew
cnuso II any you have, why the account aforesaid
should not he allowed.
Given under my hand, at Burlington, this eighteenth
day of November A. ID. l7i0
WIN WESTON, Begistcr.
= EPORrED as at Towards Grand Bazaar cash
j store.
lIowARn. IIa la, how do you do NJ. Smith, glad
to sae II.
SMITH We'll well, we'll thank YOU o what q
man, 50 filled with cu>tomers,O what lots OF Goods.
II. Just 50, tell YOU, never SO many before, and
a!i good FIRST rate, no mis- AXE.
S. Chcaptno, suppose.
H. You are rirht. il not so, should moi have bought
! them; money is getting plenty aud may as well keep
it going buy with and sell for ltonly just Agent
for the People, Dyes keep Peoples Store and work
| cheap.
$. That's VIVA, We like we can get nil kinds OF
useful good pretty and handsome goods here, Of the
latest fashions.
H. Thank you, hank you, great compliment, am
| glad they think So walk along, look around, III the
Carpet below up IN the saloon, or IN the gallery
above ~here--i, lease excuse Tor q moment, all
the clerks are busy, somc custoh'ers wal'InS ! Will
see you again soon Nov. -, $40.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-04
WIN. H. villa and i-thirten ZEN County Cor
FREEMAN [. Villas ~ Term A. u. 1910.
cu vs.; ,WHERFAs, VILLAIN r.

WM. II. villa. and i-rhirien EN- County Cor
FREEMAN {. Villas, Ag,>, Tern Al. 1910.
Charlie, J. JAMES. WVfR s ssa T T' ''% r. E.
VII" 10th ofB ring,on in sail "on,v, a, ,he Mar n
'erm $50, Of ,ail cor, commenced her acton
a%nin,i Charles p. Jane formerly Of B rlnglon,
al"rr al A"w ct The city, Co n'y, an state Of New
i", IN plea Of The ca e, therein declaring ,ha' the
saI' Nhar"> Il. Jane , AMI one Charles L. C. ri. on
the II day Of O'o er A. y. 1897, al Bulng'o on,
~ re a. ma d" execute anl dcv re to the tla inil 4,
he rcraIn rroni,>ory note IN writing, Of the ,a'e
d"fe al ami herein prom el Jointly and ,everaIIy
"a my the san plainii T., he ma ne ami STYLE Of
w. X AZ +. {. Via ,ix mon h af Ter da'e ,hc sun,
OF lWtn'y three n rel AM six dolIar> AMI forty
'irrt en- tor val received An in fr her plea Of
,he"'.r. ha he All Jane on the II h day of O,o.
e." 1887, a Is rIlngon nj re al ma lc, exec lie an
'clVcrel TO the paints his certain her noe IN
wrong, caring IA he day an year la aforr !,
m mere ! proin 81 the plan fr val re- q we'd
oray hem, y the name anl s'yle If W. r. al F..
I. \ra- x month at cr he la erect he ~, +
'Wcny hree N he AMI TX dollar, an fry hr,..
ren'', AMI ean@ 'ha' the deltn',an' ha, PAID he
aiie r any part thereof, hn lgh If I'm rel este l,'
ha wholly ne ''e"e an ref eel ,odo 10 The avn.
a!e Of he paint i three tho sand dollar viii i,
aton wa en- ere" on he dor ii of aid cu,,rt a, nj
war war >, rrn, $50; an the pan'ii i, a,,earei v
Una le> el', herr 'orncy and he eien liant elm
n lent from he la the 'ine Of the ,erv,, of The
p'an'li'> aid wr', he all ca t, e wa ronnpel "a
the iter", 1870 OF laid ur, a, which crn the
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ven or. 4. +. 1910. WIN NOBJF Cor.