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RESPONSE FROM THE EAST.
Hurrs for the father Of all the green West
The Buckeye that follows the plow!

KEssEsEc, Sept. l6, 1870.
We announce to our friends with nexpressble salts
faction that Maine is not chained to the car Of Van
Buren, Her vote is now sure for the old patriot,
farmer, and hero Of North Bend. We have probably
elected Edward Kent. We have certainly majority
IN the State Senate. Our prospect is fair for major
IVY in the House.
The great change has been effected by tina, portion
Of the administration party who have had the sssaclty
TO perceive and the magnanimity TO ack nowledge the
Yinous policy Of the present administration, and the
energy and decision 70 act accordingly.
We respectfully ask our political friends IN other
states TO set US down longer among the states
seded 10 Van Buren,. We shall swell the majority Of
the honest old patriot of the West and unite in call
ing him from his retirement 10 the chair OF state--from
his log cabin TO the White House. Many hundreds II
FAIRFIELD have .lresdy made up their minds to vote
for Harrison in November and more will do So
Correspondence Of the Atlas.
AUGUSTA, Sept. 10.
Dear sir-I suppose by means of your express, 20,
ore already in possession Of the glorious result of ou
C,sn,ed with the full measure Of our glory. Maine il
thoroughly redeemed from her sin Of loco focoism
Our opponents set her down as certain for the Herr
of Tippecanoe- and well they may. We have th'
Senate and House already according to their returns
and we entertain doubt in reference TO the eecto,
ofour Governor. BY comparison OF the vote Of Thu
wear with that of 1888 we have net gain already O
3,2Oo. We had only about 1900 to overcome. 81
you will perceive II the same wing gam IS obtalne'
throughout the state, Kent is elected by handsom
majority The majority in Kcnnebec is 3, SO, an.
only locofoco represen has been elected IN I'M
county One thing is particularly worthy ofremark
in all those parts Of the state where the System
stump speaking has been pursued, there are greN
changes in favor Of Harrison and reform. The tru
Ia that the great mass of the people are right the
have been imposed upon by the unprncipled leader
Of the administration party bu, thank heaven, til
nnonc have arisen in their strength, and republ
Z srcure. Men hare cannot understand how it is TIN
she subtressury system should be intended for the
secular bench. when is based upon tn. doctrine tn
"the government will ake care ana see Hhat sse ,,
a currency for it's own use and leave all the rest
States and the people and built up upon the ruins
a svstem which afforded both government Nnd peoI
a currency "unequslled by that Of any other natl
II tho rsnnc geographical extent"
AvorsrA Wednesday, noon, 10Th
yoaus,t dcverts 70 YOU the ioy tina, snma'os ev'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-25

bosom at the glorious result in Maine We have
Locos concede to us the Governor. Maine IL good
for 5000 for Harrison. They rush to our ranks az
fast now, that we begin to think of putting up The
bars e W WIG
GLORIOUS! GLoRroUs!, GIoRIous,u
One fire Morc!-A little latcr-i O'Clock old
Somerset has returned Wing Representative from
ersry to,on in The County but one. '''"'
0ur streets are filled with happy pcople-shouts
and congratulations are heard from thousands that
Maine is Free, We took the stump previous to the
elections, and you see the result. The Whies only
want their principles extensively promulgated TO be
generally embraced.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-25
NEW SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY AND
~ ATLAS WITH OUTLINE MAPS by s AUcus.

TUs MITCHELL. The author OF the a owe works has
Teen professionally devoted 10 the science Of Geo'y and
the Publishing of Maps, during many year,--and his
former productions, especially his Map III the World
for Ara cmirs ear ample ie.ilmonony of his alum
in prot ICING The a owe school wor;s.--The following
exiraf Of he Ge'v and Atlas, Is from Joint
men 'a'ion OF The Tea her, in The city Of New York.
liner merits are n1merou' Tho definitions remark
al ly plain AMI concre The exerci, es re copon, and
I'm 'or,an,, and he dc .crpve Is umoous and correct.
The divisions Of the American continent, are repre-
sened and de-cr cd As hey really exi, nj he present
time.--And the gross Measurements generally found
in ,cnool biographies are core ed The iypographi.
cal execution is I'M commonly neat nj distinct indeed
tbs atlas is a model Of the Kind, and actually tsem.
with information" The outline Maps are PECULIAR,
calculated the student in bis study, and 4
! I'll up a, his leisure. For sale by c. GOODRICH,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-25

The BLESSINGS OF Low WAGES AND NO NEAT
It being stated in debate in the Senate, on the
sub.treasury bill, that tho French laborers, under
the operation Of the sub.treasury hard money
system could not afford to cat meat, the Hon.
Ruel Williams, a Van Buren, Senator from
Maine, undertook to show that the French la
borers got along better without meat. These
ore his words:
Of France arc deprived Of the use Of animal food but
does it follow that as whole they worse of =
No, sir 80 far from it, have the authority Of English
statesmen who speak from observation and critical
examination Of the subject for saying the reverse is
the case"
This is the Van Buren, doctrine, by which they
hope to maintain the subtreasury. Working
men do YOU consider it democratic!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-25
STATE OF VERMONT, lTHE Honorable

STATE OF VERMONT, (T HE Honorable
DrsrRlcr OF Cmlr1EspES, s.. J. the Probate
Court for the District Of Chtenden TO all persons
concerned in the estate Of Joseph Ferris late of VIII
liston, in said district deceased, GREETING.
WHEREAS Horace Ferris administrator of the es-
tate Of said deceased proposes to render account of
his administration and present his account against
Of the Court Of robate to be holden the Registers
office in Burlington on the second Wednesday of Oc-
tobcr next. Therefore, you hereby notified ap-
pear before said the time and place aforesaid
aforesaid should not be allowed. Given under my
hand at Burlington, this 18th day of September, A. D.
1910. SIS VIM WESTON Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-25
John ISrOxyusa ESTATE.

WE the subscribers, having been appointed by the
w Hon. the Prola;c Court for the Dis,rc, Of
Grand Isle, commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust the claims and demands of all persons against
the estate FLAMES Brown latc Of Grand Isle sad dis
trct, dccea. ell repre- .ened nsoyen', also all claims
and demands exhibited in Offset thereto; and six months
from he day o,he date hereof eng allowed Ivy said
court for that purpose, we do therefore hereby give
no'ice that we will attend 10 the business Of our APP
pointlnent at the dwelling Of Experience Brown, in
Grand l:Ie aforesaid, on tho 6sr Tuesdays in Deem
Ter and January next, from 10 o'clock, A. NJ until
o'clock p. NJ. on each Of aid days. Dated ,hi, 23d
day Of July, A. y. 1910.
SAMUEL ADAMS,)
SETH lIOAG, Commissioners.
SOLON TOBIAS.
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Type and Stereotype Foundry.

THE subscribers would respectfully announce that
l. they have purchased the extensive and well
known type foundry owned by Messrs. Conner e.
Cooke and removed the same from the corner of Ann
and Nassau streets, "a Fulton, Of Gold ST.,
their present location. Having made extensive revi-
sons alterations and additions, they prepar
ed to execute orders of any magnitude that they may
be favored With, with promptn IS and on as favorable
terms AT any other Foundry in America. A New
Specimen Book containing specimens Of Types, Or
namens, Borders, Flowers, Rules, &c. is in active
contain as arge'and well selected assortment at
any other Foundry All articles exhibited in the
Specimen Book formerly issued by Conner & Cooke,
can now be furnished from this Foundry, without de-
lay, with many since added. The subscribers are
Agents for the sale of the Washington and Smith
Presses which, together with Chases, Composing
Sticks, Furniture, Ink, and all articles used in the
Printing business, will be kept on hand and furnish
ed at the manufacturers prices.
WIN, HAGER & co.
New York, September H. 1910.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-25

FROM FLoRIDA.--A slip from the Savannah
Georgian Of 18th inst, furnishes dates from st.
Augustine of the 4th, recording some more mis-
collaneous outrages and murders, on the part Of
the Indians.
The Express rider between platka and Fort
King, was wounded by five Indians, about eight
miles from the latter place.
On the 3lst, an escort Of 10 men, conveying
a wounded soldier to Micanopy, was attacked,
and 3 Of the escort killed.
On the Cd, ayouHg MIN named Hillary Par.
sons was shot near Black Creek--being perfo-
rated by five balls.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-25
BOSTON and TROY IRON CoMPANY-Thc

BOSTON and TROY IRON COMPANY-Thc
- pnbIic are hereby no,iieI that the business OF
casing in every branch and variety, i. done 10 order
on the shortest notice, al Troy, VI. The company have
mach enlarged their foundry and now prepared
to do all KIM, Of work done a, any foundry in the
COMFY NJ H. gearing, Pc, Ash Kettles, Stove,
Pho gh,, Axc,ree' IL, On hand, furnished to order
chase 4 large qraniy ofholow-warc for The plrpo e
Of aiIing will furnished whole ale prce.--and
all who may favor with their calls or lcr., will he
dealt ty "a literally a. al any esab,i> hmcnt in the
country. Order, should e address Ell to f.. r. Cross
man, S superintendent, or A. Young, Agen', Troy, w.
to see ire an early reply, aud prompt attention.
Troy, W., Jane 1910. jy:9
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-25

THE STANDING ARaY.--Not a voice is now
raised in favor of this last project ofVan Buren,
and even he himself after having strongly re.
commended it in his message, is compelled to
acknowledge his doubts Of its constitutionaiity.
How different this from the the palmy days
Of the party, when the chief had but to say 81
will it." and it was done when all doubts Of
consttutionality were dispelled by 'the Const-
tuition a. understand it." The wand is broken
and the spell has lost its power.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-25
NEW GOODS, now opening an adroua

NEW GOODS, now opening an additional
~ assortment o various kinds of goods, among
them are Mezointo Brushes, Satin Bead Head Bands,
SAL. aparila loxenge., Accordion books, extract OF
Bergamol bristol hoard, green Specac e., Casors, new
silver pocl ct Comb, Eagle Belt Plate, etc. ALSO, a
good assortment Of trimmed and PLAIN line Satin and
Lom ne ST ocLs thin Summer S ocks, fgi and plain
some with hGws very nice and light for warm wealth
err we have al,o very marrow Stocks, suitable foI
boys os men, Also, long stocks for lho,e who have
large Necss in word our assortment of Stocks Col
lars and Dosoms Is very complete. For further par
,leplars please call al he Variety Store.
Junel II. PAN6BoRN & BRrNsMAlp,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-25
Moses RuySley' Estate.

Moses KuySIcS' Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT. THE hon, the pro a:e
DI,r. OF CHITrENpEN IS. L. court for the district
Of ChCnt'en, To all per concerned in the cia.e
ofMo,e, Rig ,ie., lae Of Wexford in laid district, lie
cea,el, greeting. Whereas EIihn II RigGlc., almis
TRAITOR ofihe Of ,al dc ca e, proposes tc render
an account OF his administration, and pre- hi.
CONT against sail cs,a'e for examination an al !o.v
ance ~ Sc sion Of the Court Of Pro! ac, To lie hol-
en- al the Register oIce IN d r,ingon IN he sc:onl
Wednesday Of Oriol er mex, Therefore, YOU are
hereby notified TO appear tetorr 'ali GO ir' a. The inc
and place aforesaid, AMI show ca>e, If any Won have,
whv the acco INT should no, lie lowed. Gvcn IN Ter
my hand at Burlington this 3 day of Scp'ein or, A.
b. 1870 sep WIN WESTON, REGISTER.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-25

CTRAYED OR STOLEN from the Subscriber on
Othe night Of the 18th inst. Horses: one gh,
Bay mare; years old past, with switch tall shod all
around, small bunch on her left hip caused by kick
small punches on both hind feet, and in good flesh
The other grey Horse, years old past, tall slim,
Horse, thin in flesh lame in his right fore foot had
caused by saddlc-not shod on his hind feet Any
person who will give information where said Horses
may be found or return them to the subscriber shall
be literally compensated. THOMAS BINGHAM.
Charlotte, September l6, 1870
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-25

BOOTS, SHOES & LEATHER. The subscriber
ID having taken the store formerly occupied by
Messrs, Bishop 4. Fhpple lsnow opening general
assortment of Boots Shoes and Leather, which have
at the lowest prices and as thcartces too
Gus to mention in an advertisement, although Mr. Sta
cy has enlarged his paper would simply invite al To
call and examine the goods and prices before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
Burlington July |, 1910. HENRY C. STlMSoN,
by T.. J. SrIMsoS, Agent.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-25

htely waived, by tho democracy. Some had
conscientious scruples about foreign influence,
while much larger class, in view Of what had
occurred in Vermont, exclaimed, i've seek no
changes such as you would bring U.s."
"Lucifer, son Of the morning, how art thou
Hai1an"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-25

NJ CORES ESSENCE OF LlFE-A Valuable
lVa Medicine, which, if rightly applied, will lie the
means of saving thousand, from an unmcly grave
success, and found very eircacio,,s in the following
disca.cs, viz. Consumption, Whoopng Coughs. com.
mon Coughs, Cod, din nj, Breathing, fnf,enza
Qnin,y, Asthma, Phh>ic, Splitting Of Blood, Fla,n-
every kind, Cranp. Ricaets, Colc. Ca,nrrh, Dyson
larry, Painting, llypochondrac Affections Headache
Sickness at Stomach, Mca le., preventive Of Con
taglois iii ca.e., Govt and Rheumatism.
5D1Thea a. owe Me lcinc /, prepare ly Henry Scv.
mour, Of Hadcy, Mass. from The Original Recipe, by
the direction Of .ad Moore, and sol Ivy hun and the
principal Druggists in the United S,aes.
. Sold whole ME and REAL, ly J. g. J. H. Peck Co.
Burlington, and by tho dealers generally throughout
the country
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-25

NJ LOVELY X Co., Lave JUS, reed from New
W. YORK, AMI are now o lerius for sale at still fur
her re wel price, for ready CASIi-a more complete
a>sor,men, of fancy and other Goops aap,el 10 The
,ea,on AMI he time, than ever cfore-anong VIII !,
are many new articles -irc offered in hi,
ke,. Aso a new supply of Glassware, Crochcry an
Look ing .Gla>,e,--Also, Engli,h Curranr., Prnne>
Try Grocere., Mats, Russia and other Carpelns, OIL
Cloth for Tables, Floors, and Innings, ETC. More next
week. Janel9
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-25

LATEST FROM TExAs.--Dy the arrival, says
the New Orleane Bulletin, Of the schooner Hem
~, Capt. Alden from Mstssords, We have few
days later intelligence from Texas. The army
under Gen. Felix Houston, had re-captured one
thousand horses and mules loaded with the plum
dor Of Linnville. The pursuit of the Indians
BY the Texans was a hot one. The savages
vsre alarmed, and were scattering in every d.
rsction. A force OF about four hundred OF the
brave Texans had succeeded in getting between
the Cumanchcs and the mountains to cut off
their retreat, whlea much larger number we're
passing on in the rear, with the ardent hope Of
cutting them Off entirely. Sevcnty-four were
reported to have been killed and number
taken prisoners. 1t was ascertained to be true
that Mrs. Crosby, captured by the Indians at
I.nvio, has since been killed by them.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-25

STATE OF VERMONT, )NNHE Hon. the Pro-
DISTRICT OF cHiTTENDEN IS. l. ate court within
and for The District Of Chitcnden To the creditors
and others concernd in tn, estate Of Hiram CLARK,
late Of Milton in said Di>,rc', decca Ell, GREETING
WHEREAS, Elijah Hcrrirk and Linus Bascoml,
ceased, ha'n male application TO this court, 10 extend
the time mi'el for making payment Of The debts and
lrgaci", Of sad decea, ed, twelve months from the
l2'h day uf Noveml or next, and he 2 Wednesday
prcmi e, a, the Office Of the Register oflhis conr',
and II having lcen ordered that notice thereof / e
given, y pn fishing this decree three weeks
sively in he Free Press newspaper printed at Bur-
lnyton, efore the time fixed for hearing therefore
yo are hereby notified appear lefore said cour, II,
the time and place aforc I'D. then and thcrc make
objection il any yon have 10 the said time of pay
men leins further extended a. aiorc.ail. Given I'M
der my hand al Burlington this 90 day Of Sep,
A. d. 1910 Wa. WESTON, Reg'r.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-25
Patent sprins, Tooth Hor.eRake

I EWE N'S rdtcV SPriHE tootH UrseNIHe
- The Wire Tooth Horse Rake, which has been
used with much satisfaction during the last two
haying seasons in the counties of Rutland, Addison
and Bennington, VI and Washington n. Y. will be
kept for sale the present season by STRONGS& Co,
Burlington These rnkes are adapted to all meadows;
they are easily tended, and do The work faster and
better than any other Horse Rake in use. II is
found by experience that the expense of raking hay
with the Spring Tooth Horse Rake is only about one
quarter as much AZ the common method Of raking
with handrakes besides securing thehayln better or
der. Some farmers who have large meadows, esti-
mate the use of one rake last hay Mt forty
fifty dollars, DAVID DEWEY, Patentce.
July l. 1910,
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BURLINGTON FEMALE sEMINARY-Tl

BURLINGTON FEMALE SEMlNARY-The
ID fall term OF the Seminary commences 10th Sept.
$40, or $40 per tern half payable in advance. This
sum entities the pupil to board lodging room rent,
fire lights etc. and to tuition in any or all branches
included in the extensive of English studies pr
sued in the Seminary and Latin Extra charges are
made for Music, including practice Sl3. Vocals for
music pupils, for others, Drawing S. French g,
Pupils not received for shorter period than quar-
ter unless specified on entrance. Deviation from this
rule is made in case Of sickness Application to be
made to the Principal M. G. GREEN.
Burlington Aug 6, 1910.
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C,EpT. 10. lStO.-AT uOWARD,S Th,

SEPT. 10, lS1O.-AT HOWARD S.-Thc
Cnew Goods now receiving at the Cheap Cash Store,
of improved qualities, were obtained under the most
favorable circumstances Just as the whole of York
News indicating brighter dawn in the Agricultural,
Manufacturing and Commercial affairs of the nation
and they, in their spirit Of rejoicing sent back as an
earnest by Howard the most choice, beautiful, and
allied condition exhileratng climate, and noble avo.
cations Of the inhabitants of the Green Mountain
State, where they may be had by applying at
HOWARDS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-25

The following tuble compiled BY the n. York
Times from Document No. ll6 Of the House Of
Representatives at the last session, shows the
enormous expenses OF the sub-,reasury mode Of
conducting the finances of the country, carrying
on exchanges of money, &c. Under the old
system, the whole expense Of the transactions
here recorded, would probably not have been as
many hundred dollars as are here charged thou
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-25
WIN. WESTON, Regis or.
STATE OF VERMONT Data Probate

p1s7ase7 OF OF 5. Court rT 6ed a
Burlington within and for the District aforesaid the
tenth day Of September, A. ID. 1870, an instrument
purporlng to be the last will and testament of Nabby
Bates late of Charlotte, in said district deceased, was
Dean, the Executor therein named Therefore it is
ordered by said court that public notice be given to all
persons concerned therein to appear before said court
at session thereof to b9 held the Register. Office
in Burlington, on the second Wednesday of October
A. D. 1910, and contest the probate of said will and il
is further ordered that this order be published three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Free Press, u newspaper
printed nj Burlington, in this state, the last OF which
publications shall be previous to the day assigned, as
aforesaid for hearing Given under my hand at the
REGISTERS Office, this 10th day of September A. D.
1910. sis VIM WESTON, Register.
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RUTCIE III >G. .. The subscril er will butcher
- Hogs and other animals, and pack the same (for
family use freqie,ted0 fer all those who may wish in
this village, the pre-. ent fal-and if not done in a
workmake manner no pay.
Burlington, Sept 2f. CALEB RICHARDSON.
n. B.-Having COOL accommodation, will tale
the animals a, my residence and return them well
Dire =, el for fair co,npen.a alton T.. X.
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STATE OF VERMONT, At a, probate co.

SIATE or 5EKMUN1, 4 4 TroIait GoN,
tom within and for The district aiure,al, the 3l.t
day Of Angus, A. D. 1910, an instrument parFOr;ing TO
eihc Ia, will and testament of Sarsh Johnson, ae Of
Charlotte, in sad district, de.case wa pre- enel 10
the court here for probate, hy, A'c T"nl'n',", the
dcre' ly SAID conrt, that PAL lie notice ! G given
to all persons concerned therein 10 appear eiorc 'ad
court al session thereof 10 e hoiden al The Regis
ter oice in Burlington, on the second Wednesday Of
O::ol er A. n. 1910, and contest he probate Of sail W
and it is further orerti that This order lie pnl-hc
three weeks successfully in The rngton Free Pre's
a newspaper rrnel al q ringion, in Til. >lac, The
last Of which hall lie previous 10 The day assigned, a.
aforesaid tor hearing. Given under my hand a, he
Registers Office, th, 3l> day Of Aagn', A. D. 1910
scp.S WM WiSl OK, Register
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1897
45,O52
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Oas
kent's majority,

Such is the intelligence brought las, night
from Bangor. Nothing certain had been ascer-
tained respecting the election of a member Of
Congress in Hancock and Washington. No
doubt is entertained of Noyes' election.
All the gloriou, news we have been publish.
ing for the las: few days is wholly confirmed.
An hundred guns were fired upon the Common
yesterday in honor Of this brilliant and most
unexpected victory. Bost. Alas.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-25
FIRE.

The barn and Woodhouse attached to the
premises Of DR.. John Pomeroy, on Watcr-st.
wore burned down about IL o'clock on Friday
night, last. 1t is not known how the fire origi-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-25

NOTICE.-All persons indebted to the ATE hrn,
" Of La,hrop, Potwn and y ait or 10 Mayo and
Wal, at their Aore at wnooski Village, hereby no.
tined 10 make Payment 10 US Al our Store II burling-
ton, corner ehirh and College streets
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-25

STATE OF VERMONT, VTNHE hon. the prota &c
Drsr. OF CHrrENDEN, IS. l. court for the dis,rc,
Of Chiiienden 10 all per. concerned in the OF
Hiram Clark late Of Milton in SAID district, deceased,
greeting. Whereas, Elijah Herrick AMI Inns Bas-
comb executors Of the last will of ,ad decea c, pro-
pose 10 render account Of their administration, and
present their account against said e>ae for examine
ton and allowance, al sion ofthe court Of prol ale
to- lie holden a. the Reg ser'> Office in Burlington, on
the second Wedncs lay Of Octole r nex therefore, you
are hereby notified to appear leore said court, al the
time and place aforesaid, and show caisc, if any you
have why the account afore ad >honlI not allowed
Given under my hand al Burlington, this 23d day o
Stpember, A. u. 1870 IA WIN. WESTON, Reg'r