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AMOS Ilirku,,-s Esta.r.

VVNO the honorable the probate court for the district
L Of Chit,endcn, comes the subscriber, Nsl-nn
Hickok, administrator Of the estate q Amos HIckok,
late of Charlotte, deceased, and repre- gt> that the per-
sonal estate of said deceased will no be sufficient tc
pay the debts and charges Of Administering the estate,
and hereby makes application to saidcourt, forIIcense
to sell so much OF the real estate a. nay tie necessary
TO pay the sum of25O dollars. NELSON lCkOk
Burlington, June IL, 1910.
STATE OF VERMONT, ! At a prbate court hold
DISTRICT OF CnIrTENDEN, ! en- at burlington, in said
district on the ID day of June, A.. D.lS40, it is ordered
that an account he taken Of the de|1s and also the
proceeds OF the personal estate Of said decca >ed, and
that the heirs and all persons concerned IL said estate
lie notified to appear before said court on the 29th day
Of June, inst. at the Registers Office, IN Burlington,
aforesaid, 10 give bond for the payment u debts, and
show cause why such license aforesaid, shall not lie
granted, and that such notice lie given by publishing
the above application and thi, order three weeks sue
cessiyely, "a soon As may be, IN the Burlinston Free
Press, IA newspaper printed at Burlington, IN sad dis
'rict. Given under my hand the day and year first
above written. lis WV. WESTON, Register.
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PETER MINrKLER'S ESTATE.

STATF OF VEKMCNT, 4 a PTo5a'e c0oTl,
prof. ate office in North Hero, il. said district, on the 22d
day of May, A. 1Si0-preseni, the Hon. joel Allen,
Judge-an instrument, purportin- to be the last will
and testament Of Peter Minckler, late OF Grand Isle, in
said district, deceased, Icing presented 20 said court
here, by David Corbin, the executor thelc' named,
for probate, ii is ordered by said court TINT all persons
concerned therein lie notified TO appear at a session OF
said court to be holden at the dwelling house Of Jedi
diah P. Lodd, in North Hero, in sad district, on the
first day of July, A. ID. lS4O, and show cause, if any
they may have, against the probate OF said will; for
which purpose ii is further ordered that a copy Of the
record of ,his order lie published three weeks success
.Iveiy in the Burlington a5 @, Free Press, printed at B,riins.
A true copy OF record. Attest,
legs AUGUSTUS KNIGHT, Register.
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DIsEAsEs OF THE Enthusiastically

nISEASES OF THE ENTHUSIASTICALLY
- The most popular remedy ever known in America.
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam is the most valuable
remedy now in Use for coughs, colds, asthma Or %phihisic,
%wI'oopine cough and pulmonary affections
OF every KIND. lis sale is steadily increasing. and the
proprlerors are constantly receiving he most favorable
account Of It's effects. The following new certificates
are offered for public examination.
AN INTERESTING CAsE.-Extraci ola letter from
Mr. T. 5 Clay, Kingston, Ulster CO., NJ. Y. to the
proprielors. "Yonrs Of The OH inst. was daily Iec'i.
A remarkable cure was effected by The Vegetable Pul-
monary Balsam IN HE winter and .pring OF 1888. The
terson. Mr.. MOODY, had been sick a long lime viii,
The consumption. His physicians had gwen him up.
lie was reduced 80 low as 10 be unable to help himself,
and was raising IA large quantity Of blood when he
commenced using the BaIsam, which has effected "a
complete cure, and he is now As hale and hearty as
ever he wis. Mr.. Moody has removed from Ibis town,
bIl he hal promised me IA more detailed account OF his
case, Wild, will 70, ward YOU. e.. 5 CLAY.
Kingston, N. Y. June 25, 1888.
Extract ola letter from DR., jacob Myers. The
vegetable Pulmonary Balsam has been sold IN this
county Tor two years, aud the medicine has gained AN
uncommon celebrity, for il scarcely in one instance
hailed OF hayi ng The desiIed effect. I'm by no means
N FAVOR Of he many noslrums, most OF which are i'm.
positions upon IA creduluIs public, but thar which, !
know by Use to be elec'ual, ] cannot help but give my
approb ,li0n thereto. A counterfeit preparation has
been offered here by a travelling Agent, Of Comslock,
N. Y. and there is another article yended here that j.
strongly suspected 10 he spurious,
JACOB MYERs, NJ. ID.
Minling,on, Juniata co. Penn. May 3. 1887. From
DR.. Samuel Morrell, 10 the Proprie'o's Of The Vege
table Pulmonary Balsam. ] am satisfied that the We.
eeiable Pulmonary Ba'sam is u valuable medicine
! has been used in this place with complete success IL
an obstinate complaint, OF the lungs, atlen ted with a
severe cough, loss Of voice. aud the raising Of mucl
blood, which had pre-, iously resisted many approved
prescriptions. Alter using The Balsam one week, The
patents voice returned and he was able 10 speak audi
n.y. ih's case occurred some time since, aud ,h'
i nan is nntN ~. aMiu Ia. alma Inn h,...
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WILLIAM Is. MINERS ESTATE.

DlsrnIcr OF Cu1rrENDEN. l. court within and for
the district Of Chi,tenlen, To the creditors and others
concerned in the estate Of WIN. b. MINER, late of
Milton, in said district deceased. Whereas Rel coca
Miner, cxccutrix Of the last will and testament of said
deceased, hath made application TO this cour,to extend
the time limited for making payment OF debts and Legal
cic> of said deceased twelve months from the first day
of July, 1910, and the second Wednesday of July next
being assigned for a hearing in the premises, at the
Office Of the Register of this court, and it having leen
ordered that notice thereof he given, by publishing this
lccree three weeks successfully IN the Free Press, a
n. v>paper printed at Burlington, before the time fixed
for l,aring, therefore you are hereby notified TO APP
pear lei, re said court at the time and place aforesaid,
then and T. ere to make objection, if any you have, TO
the said tim, of payment Icing further extended as
aforesaid. & on under my hand at Burlington, this
2S,h day of May, \. d. 1910.
ie1O WIN. WESTON, Register.
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John Weeds Estate.

STATE or VERMONT Il a. probate court,
DIST. OF CHITTENDEN, -. N holden at Burllnc-
ton, within and for The district aforesaid, on the l2:h
day Of June, A. d. 1910, an instrument pnrror NJ to
he the last will aad tcstamcn Of John Weel, late of
Hinesburgh in sand district, deceased, was pre,elied TO
the court here for probate, by Arson Weed therefore
it is ordered 10y salG court, that public notice l. given
to all persons concerned therein, to appear letre >aId
court, al Il session thereof TO he hol len at the RegiS-
ter's Office in Burlington, on the second Wednesday Of
July, A. ID. 1910, aud contest the probate Of sad will,
and it is further ordered that this order be published
three weeks successfully in the Burlington Free Press,
a newspaper printed at Burlington, in this >tar, the
last OF which shall lr previous to the day a>sig,ed, as
aiorecaid for hearing, Given under my banda II the
Registers Office, this I2,h day Of June, A. ]. $40.
je.l5 WIN. WESTON, Register.
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II ATURE's GRAND RESTORATIVE. Thi

~ vaImble Vegetable Medicine stands unrivallcd
the following complaints, viz: Dyspepsia, or Indi-
'gcs,ion, diseased Liver, bilious disorders, Dropsy, A>,h-
ma, Costieness, Worms and loss of Appetite. and hy
cleansing he stomach and bowels, cure, pains in the
side, stomach and breast, colds and coughs of long
standing, 1oarseneSs, shor,ness of breath, Nervous
complaints, ETC., which are frequently the elect of DIS
case. Fol Fever and Ague, it is a most valuable pre-
tentative Is well as a sovereign remedy. Its virtues
snrpass any thing heretofore known in removing 81.
VItus' Da>ce,-two bottles have been known TO cure
this affecting disease, after having baiiled every exer-
ton Tor for years. 1t has a most powerful influence
in removing nervous complaints. Its pleasant to take
and so cas-, in its operation, that it may c administered
highly recommended by many scientific gentlemen,
and a large numler of ladies, who have proved the
virtues of'he Medicine by personal use and that of their
families. A bill ofcertiicates accompanies each bottle,
with directions. 1t may lie had wholesale or retail Of
S. Britain. Barre, and j. &. Farnan, Fast Williams
town, Vt. sole proprie,ors. Prepared from the origin
al recipe for sale by +. II. Prentiss, Montpelier, and
J. J.. II. FEcK & Co, Burlington, and in the princi-
pal towns in the state; all directions signed in the
hand writing of the proprietors. lel9
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lyman & COLE have received their usuaI

4 IA >OASa navy Wv usual
IL extensive assortment Of Spring and summer
GOODS, embracing a beautiful variety of goods for
ladies summer dresses; rich English and scotch Cling
hams, India muslin a superior article for white dse>ses ;
Jaconct cambria, a great assortment OF barred and
c~leckered Camlrlc, printed Lawn, mourning do. prin-
led camlrlc and French Muslin. An extensive assort-
neni of AmerIcan Calicoc, cheaper than ever. A few
English and French do.
SILKS. A small assortment Of Rich silks, including
black, blue black, colored and striped. Bandana H'Tfs
Pongee, Crimson, white silk do. B'k Italian Cravat>,
G~entIemen's cold and black kid Gloves, do coPd, black
and white silk gloves, do. Berlin, Li>le Thread, Linen
and cotton gloves. A good assortment of Hosiery,
very cheap; Unit rella's and Parasols. Thin Boots
DOMESTIC GOODS. Merrimack cottons, Davis
vile do 5-4. Cotton Shceting, Shirting, Ticking, col'd
Cambrics' Yarn, Thread, an! Knitting Cotton. SUI
periinc Long Cloths and bleach cotton. York Mixtures
Stripes, Drills Sc. Irish Linen, Shir,ing and Shee,ing.
Diaper and Crash.
TAllORS TRIMMINGS. Including sewing Silk,
Twist, Thread, Padding, canvass, sleeve lining, brown
linen, Buttons, Binding, Sc.
VESllNG. White lig'd Mersails, Valentia, figured
Satin, SC. Gauze, and rich chally fancy Hdk'fs. A
great variety Of other DRY GOODS which compri e a
very extensive assortment, and are offered at astoni>h-
ing low prices. Ladies and Gentlemen are invited 10
call and examine Qualities and prices. June 4.
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STATE OF I WI. hon. the probate
DIsr. OF CulrrENDEN, IS. , Il court for The district
OF Chiliendcn, L all persons concerned IN the estate OF
tra>tls Sheldon, late Of Shc,hnrn in sand district, de-
ccascl, greeting. Nherca,, Lois sheldon, admins
tratrix of the estate Of >aid decca>ca, proposes TO rem
der an account OF her administration, and present her
account against sad estate for examination and allow
ancc, at n session of the court of rotate to e holden
AT The Registers Office III Burlington, ON the second
Wednesday Of July next; therefore, you are here y
notified To appear before SAID court, al the llnc and
place aforesaid, and show cause, II any You have, why
he account aforesaid should not e allowed. Given
under my hand at Burlington, TIN. l2lh day Of June, A.
d. 1870. lcl5 WIN. WESTON, Register.
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On the Adj OF March, lo30, John NJ. Clayton
of Delaware, one of the noblest sons of that
noble state, thus expressed himself in the Uni
Mr.. Foot's Resolution -
Take another case, and inform us why the
radiant Harrison, the hero of Fort Meigs, the
victor at Tippecanoe and the Thames-a veto
ran in council, as we'll as in the tield-distin-
rushed for his virtues in all the relations of the
citizen, the soldier, and the statesman why, |
ask. was he prescribed as unfit to represent his
country abroad, and Withdrawn from Colombia,
to make room for Thos =. Moore lie had
scarcely arrived at Bogota-the ink was still
fresh on the Executive record which informed
Inc President that it was the advice of the Sc
nate that he should represent us there, when
he order for his removal was announced. This
could mo-, have been done for any official mis-
conduct. There had been no time to inquire
INTO that. Was his fidelity distrusted, then !
Or how did the public good require his dlsmlssal!
Think YOU it VIII tell we'll in the annals of his
tory, hat he who had so often perlIed life and
limb, in the vigor of manhood, TO secure tho
blessings of liberty TO others, was punished for
The eyersise of the elective franchise in his old
ore ,-Sir, il was an act, disguise it as We may,
| which. bv holding out the idea that he had lost
the confidence OF his country, might tend to
brine down his grey hairs with sorrow to the
crave. But the glory he acquired by the CAM
pairn on the Wabash, and by those earned VIC
torres for which he received the warmest ac-
acknowledgements ofmcrit from the Legislature
of Ientucky, and the full measure of a nations
thanks in the resolutions of Congress, can never
he efaced and any effort to degrade their honored
object will recoiI on those who make it, until
other men, in better days, shall properly esti-
mate his worth, and again cheer his declining
years with proofs of his country's confidence and
gratitude"
The prophecy of the eloquent Senator is soon
to be fulfilled, and those Who then listened to
the appeal, which like Lochiels warning, am
nounced a day OF ummons and retr button, may
now feel for the past, tho they moy Justly trcp,.
bic for the future.
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r. GOOD.

~ FORGE A. CONNER, hiss Just returned from
Among which may be iovnd old acd young Tyson
Hysonskin and Bohea TEAS; Loaf lump and brown
Sue .Rs. Wine, Brandy, Rum, Gin, Molas,es, Flon
by the barrel, helf barrel Or by the pound, Goldfish
Nu,megs Ginger, Saleralus, Rice. Cavendisb, plug
add pager TocAoco, Bar and shaving Soap, IamT
vi, &c. &c. ALso-a good assortment of Dry Goods
such as Caliooes, cotton cloth, lei Ticking and many
Oher articles too numerous 10 nientlUl.
Burlington, May 20, 1870
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FORWARDING. SC. 1910.

THE subscribers will continue their
IA business as Forwarding and Conn
An mission Merchants and Custom
ASMaAASS House Agents, at the Port OF SAINT
@-JoHNs Lower Canada.
They DO not o!ier their services ".free Of any charge"
TO those persons Interested in trade with the United
States, but will cndeavor to make their attention to
the interest Of their employers worthy u reasonable
recolnpence.
Having good Wharves lat which the LAKE CHAM
PLAIN STEAMBOATS, will land) and excellent Storage,
together with the convenience of Il connecting Rail
Track with the CIIAMPLAIN and ST, LAWRENCE
RAIL-RoAD over these wharves, they 1at,er themselves
that, with fifteen years experience in this branch of
business, they will be enabled to do much to facilitate
aud encourage trade Ictwcon the United States and the
Lover Province. jason {. IERCE d ON.
s. Johns, L. c., March, 1910. en-
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DANGRORN X BRINsMAID, of,he Narie,,

I store, are Illtrlng q great yaTIVly OF WaTCTc,,
Clocks, Jcwelry, Pcrlumcry, Musical instruments,
Curls, Cards, Pictures, soaps Han l>,Razor,, knive>,
Scissors, Canes, Stocks, Cap, drawing malerla,,, wl-
Tea aud tolte Pots and urns; silver ware, plated
Ware, Lamp Weeks and Glasse,, Collars and Bo>oIn>,
Suspender>, Swords and P.stol,, Thermometers Station
cry, Inks, Court Plaster; Dolls, Bag, pocket Books
and a great variety Of fancy articles to supply the
wants and minister to the qualification of the nollunaI
and all who call al the Variety store we are IN "Ah-
pie Pie" order ready to answer order, or return eal's
al the variety store, PANoBuRN ~ bkIN MAID
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having been placed in charge OF the Railroad
WHARVES and STORES, at St. Johns, begs to ole,
his services TO The public, (upon his own responsible
ity,) as a General Agent for the transaction OfalI bu>l-
ness, in any way, connected with the American Carry
inc Trade. His charges will lie as follows: On all
transactions upon which ii may he neres,,o make adj
vances for Custom House Dues, ack Freights, or 9TH
er charges, % per cent commission. A Custom
House Brokerage will also he charged, Of q. GIL, upon
every Entry of Goods, inward or outward. The low
rate Of these charge makes ii imoeratively necessary
that all Advances, Commission, &c. &c, be eaid on
the delivery Of the Goods. WIN. COOTE.
RAIL ROAD WHARF,
st. Johns, Ahril 4, 1910. a.1f:3m
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N EW GOODS, now opening an additional
~ assortment OF various kinds Of goods, among
them are MezotInto Brushes, Satin Bead Head Bands,
Sarsaparila L~ozcnge>, ACCORDION books, extract OF
Bergamot, bristol board, green Spertac Is, Casiors, new
silver pocket Combs, Eagle Belt Plates, etc. ALSO, a
good assortment of trimmed and plain fine Satin aud
some with bows very nice and light for warm wealth
er; we have also very narrow Stocks, suitable ir
boys or men. Also, long stocks for those who have
large Nec3s, in a word our a ,sortmcnt of Stocks, Col
lars and Bosoms is very complete. For further par
iicular> please call at the Variety Store.
June II. PANGBORN & BRINSMAID.
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ERANKLIN HOUSE, AT lHE MINERAL

IL SPRINGS, IN HIGHGAfE, Willie snbscri-
her having furnished and fitted mp, for the reception of
company, the above establishment, respectfully soIicils
the patronage of his friends, and the public generally.
The celebrity this spring has attained, the beauty Of
its !ocatTn-leing situated in a pleasant and hcallbful
section = the couniry-togellcr with the exertions Of
the subscriber TO give satisfaction 10 all, it is hoped
will make il a desirable situation for those who wish
10 avail themselves of the lencits of the medicinal
waters, and a relaxation from the ordinary cares of
business. ,. W. WOOD.
HIghgate, June 3, 1910. Sw
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aH2A, @SaHsas tdiaafad12a, Ffsssfa9asaA sSlr1
Attt1dsd-15f5dt1saa HF4r1aa- 4aIdH. go
CHAMPLAIN AND ~. LAWRENCE
" RAvv,sR(DA D.ssST. Jpuys IN MuSTurAI. |

4 VIA WfubAIN AND SIs Ia ~
~ RA1l.-ROAD.--ST. JOINTS TO MONTREAL.
The RAIL ROAD CoMrANy having erected extensive
WHARvEs at 81. Johns, and suitable SPORES thereon,
being now nearly completed, the committee of man
agencni, III order TO oler every encourage cement to the
Important trade al pest nt carried ON lcwecn The Tni-
ted States and Lower Canalaa, have established the
following regulation, viz; Erstiy-That all freight
passing 10, or from Lake Champaign, per Railroad
line, and addressed Rail odd HhaC ST. Johns, will
be allowed temporary Wharfage and Slura ge, free Of
any CHARGE for the same. Secondly That by tenn
pordry wharfage aud Storage, the Trade will dis
tinctly understand Is meant, the time necessary for en-
ierlns and passing the Goods through the Custom
House at 81. Johns, tf which, the Company shall lie
the ludrc) To facilitate which, the person in charge
OF the Co.'S wharf there will lie permitted, upon ii>
own responsibility, to make the necessary Custom
House entries, If reqlirel-at the Same. time thuS,
WHO prefer, At, VIII lie AT III crty to transact their oNu
Custom House business, or employ whom they think
proper to do so. TIL, diy.-Ihat the delivery of all
freight for Montreal will lie made upon the Wharf
there, at which time and place, and previous to the
delivery OF such freight, the importer or Conslgncc
must sui siantiaie all losses, damages, or errors, what
suevcr failing which, the company will on no ac-
conn, hold themselves responsible tor the same; and,
all freight which The Company may lie compelled to
remove from the WiarCInio Store for safe keeping ow-
ing to the absence Or want OF due diligence on the
part OF such Owner or Cuusignee, in causing the same
TO lie removed; will C charged with The carriage aud
storage of such Goods, at the customary rate, and,
FOurthiy,-Thai all freight most be paid for on de-
livery. by order Of the committee of management.
W.D. LINDSAY, Conn.
RAIL ROAD OFFICE,
ne-.s.g 1T...L n : . a
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GROCERIES.-The subscriber has a full supply
~ of Groceries, including %cogniac Brandy, common
do. Holland and Baltimore Gin, ST. Croix and low
Malaga and other Wines, Molasses, Teas, Colee,
chocolate, loaf, lump and brown Sugars, Rice, Pepper,
Cinnamon, Nutmegs, AIIspice and other spices, Cigars,
Tobacco, Mackerel, GOLDFISH, Lest kind for SO per
100 lbs. And most oIher articles in the grocery line.
Also, X GOODS, all Of which will lie sold as cheap
as at any other place. The Liquor, will lie warranted
OF The lest qualify Intended principally for supplying
Keepers, who will lind it for their interest to
call and examine them. asa &c WARNER.
BURLINGTON, June 10, 1910, ,C
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LOVELY y Co.. have jus, reed from New

N LOVELY = C0', nave JIs' rcVu !TUHI ~"
v. York. and are now oicrlng for sale~st stll lur-
Their reduced prices, Tor ready CASll-a more complete
assortment Of fancy and other GOODS adapted TO The
,eason and the time Than ever eiore-aihong whlrh
ket. Also, a new supply Of Glassware, Crockery and
Looking Gla,ses-Also, EnsIth Currants, frihes,
Dry Groccrie,, Mats, Russia and other Carleiins' ON
(lHb for Tables. Floors. and Linings, etc. More neNi
,.,k June 10
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MAYO y WAIT have returned from New York
wi with their supply OF spring and summer Good,
lald in at the present unusual low r,les whlth they are
buyers are respectfully solicited to call and receive
the proof, al the store recently occupied by Lathror 4
Pulwin corner u Church and Colehe- sic May rs.
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. The reader is requested to notice very particularly
that part Of the letter III Italics.
The conclusion is irresistible-that, if the
Worth american had beenthe advocate of British
tyranny, British toryism and British monarchy.
it would have been tolerated and Post Masters
and all other persons hohdiag office under This
government would have been aAowcd TO act as
agents far It's dissemination, both AT HoME AND
ABROAD.
In order to dissipatc all doubt on this subject,
we would inform the reader that we have the
original letter in our possession, which may be
seen at any time.
1t is perhaps, not unworthy of remark, that
Mr.. Adams has been removed from office, and
we have reason to fear that it was because the
government suspected him of having made
known to us, at the time, the substance of this
letter. For the honor of the Nation we should
rejoice to have his matter satisfactorily ex-
planned.
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ni srMrT OF DF cn vrTnDNi' IS. "i Plc Ta,e c t;'''T1
Ell in the Estate of WM.B B. MINER late of Milton in
said dis,ric, deceased. GREETING.
WHEREAS, Rclccca Mincs Fxecutrix of the last
will and testament of said deceased proposes to rem
der an account of his Administrations, and present. his
account against said estate fer examination and allow
anre al "a session IF the Cont Of Prola ate TO lie holden
al the Registers Office in Darlington on the second
Wednesday ofJnly next, therefore, you are hereby mo-
titled to appear lefore said court at The time and place
aforesaid, and shew cause, if any yon have, why the
account aforesaid should not lie allowed. Given under
my hand at Burlington, this 2Sih day Of May, A. d..
1910. lc.1O, WIN. WESTON Register.