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The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-12

The contract time for the arrival of the eastern
mail from Chicago is daily, except Sundays, by
8 O'Clock p. NJ. Departure daily, except Sun
days, at O'Clock A. NJ. The mail from the
south west BY the way of Black Partridge, Crow
Meadow, Magnolia and Vernilionvie arrives 3
times week, by 8 o'clock p. NJ. and departs on
the same days at 3 o'clock A. NJ. by the way OF
Rome, Lacon, Hennepin and Peru, every alter
nate day at the same hours.
Weekly mail up Fox River, via Dayton, New
ark and Oswego to Naperville, departs every
Wednesday at 6 o'clock A. M. and arrives every
Saturday by 5 O'Clock p. NJ
Weekly mail up Fox River via Dayton. North
vile, Pennfield. Bristol and Aurora to La Fox
(Geneva) arrives every Friday by IL o'clock A. NJ.
and departs the same day at IL o'clock NJ.
Weekly mail TO Troy Grove arrives every Sa-
turday by IL O'Clock NJ. and departs the same day
at o'clock P. NJ.
Weekly mail to Marseies, goes out and re-
turns every Saturday.
Semi-monthly mail, via Pontiac and Avoca to
Danville, departs every other Thursday at II
o'clock NJ, and arrives the Thursday following at
IL o'clock A. NJ.
Persons sending letters East or South, will
please hand them in at as carly an hour as possible,
anticipation of the contract hour.
The Post Office is open, on weekdays during
business hours, and on Sundays from Q to 10
o'clock A. NJ. and from s to . o'clock r. NJ
ME-. HOLLISTER. p. NJ.
Ottawa, May %, 1910. Lift
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Hays LiniIncmt.

NO TICTlON-This extraordinary chem.
cal composition, the result of science and the
invention OF a celebrated medical man, the intro
ductlon OF which to the public was invested with
the solcmnlty OF death bed bequcst, has since
gained reputation unparalleled, fully sustaining
the correctness Of the lamcn,cd DIR. Grdlcy's last
confession, that che dared not die without giving
to PROSPERITY the benefit of his knowledge on this
SUBJECT and he therefore bcqucathed to his
friend and attendant Solomon HAYS the scerect of
his discovery.
II Is now used in the principal hospitals, and
the private practice in country, first and most
certainly, for the cure of the Piles. and also SO
extensively and eilectually as to battle credulity,
unless where It's effects are witnessed. External
y in the following complaints:
For Dropsy ..-Creetng extraordinary absorb
ton at once.
All swelings.-Reducing them in few hours
Rheumatism or Chronic, giving quicl.
ease.
Sore Throat.--By cancers, ulcers or colds
Group and Whooping Cough-Extcrnally
and over the chest
All bruises, sprains and burns curing in few
hours.
Sores and Ulcers Whether fresh or long STAN
ding, and fever sores.
Its operations upon adults and children in re-
ducing rheumatic swengs, and loosening coughs
and tightncss of the chest by relaxation of the
parts, has been surprising beyond description
The common remark olthose who have used il i'm
the Piles, is at acts like charm"
For sale by II. Dewey, Apothccary's Hall, and
= sawyer, Dearborn street Chicago.
LOOKOUT FOR IMPOSITION.
A base attempt, has been made to initiate Iiay +,
| .tttnV a,,,I, .l. Al
rights of the propretors. Never buv HAYS Lin
cment unless 1T has splendid engraved wrapper
and the written, mind written signature OF CON,
srocK & Go.
All others must be impositions Any person ven
ding any other article, by the name Of Hays Llne-
mcnt, either at wholesale or retail viii be prose
cu,ed for violation of our cory right The oath
of Mr.. HAYS may be found copied on our inside
wrapper. swearing that 40 other person knows
any Of the cnmponcntor essential parts OF this Lin
cmcnt-and tha, he will not reveal the secret for
twenty years
a. 4. D;~rici Court ofhe sat, Of Nsw York.
Office OF the Clerk for the Souihern}
District of New York
This " TO certify tina, the Copy Rrighs Tor the
wrappers, and for the descriptions, and directions
to use, HAYS Lincment, were secured in this Office
in the year 1898, by Coms,ock & Co. and have
not been obtained by any o.hCs person since that
date or before.
FRED. J. BELTS, CIR Oft. S. c.eat.
CoMEsTOCK 4 Co.
sole propnetors, New York.
0TAll persons ordering this article from tho
East will please always SAY, y'onSock's HAYS Lin
smrfs. For sale ~ the drug store ~
H Hs We. HoLLls1'fH.
Onswa. Nln a3d. ls,o.fs es l..tt,
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+ A R R E L LIS
FEVER AND AGUE DROPS.

THESE DROPS are a certain, quick, and per-
manent Cure for Fever and Ague. 1t is
certainly matter of the greatest importance to
obtain Medicine which can be- relied upon in the
Cure of that distressing Disease, called the Fever
and Aguc.
A Medicine, bearing the above name, is now
offered TO the public, safe and certain Cure
for that Disease, in all its various iorms-this
confidence has been produced by experience in
more than one thousand cases.
1t is composed of articles well calculated to
restore harmony of action between the Stomach,
Liver, and other important organs the loss Of
which is evidently the immediate cause Of the
Disease.
1t speedily promotes healthy and regular APP
petite, which affords vigor and strength to the
whole system.
1t also, by improving the Digestive Organs,
can be used successfully in Dyspepsia, Depraved
Appetite, Night Sweats, Dysentery, &c. &c.
But it is in the cure of the Fever and Ague, that
its superior qualities are most abundanuy dis
played, and by all who have used it, is pronounc-
ed sovereign TO all other remedies, II has posi-
lively never been known to fail in a single
instance
Hundreds of certificates might be adduced here
in testimony of its efficacy we have only finally
to saw that all who use two bottles OF this Medl-
cine (although in most cases one will answer }
according to directions and do not realize Cure,
will have their money refunded. pnce 81 per
bottle.
Manufactured and sold by the gross, dozen, or
single bottle, by Farrell " Lippincott, Druggists,
Peoria, Illinois, and for sale at the Drug Store of
G. l.. THOMPSON g. Co.
Ottawa, June IL, 1910. i---3m
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-12
school Commissioners Notice.

~ Office is hereby given to Teachers
~ of Common Schools, in townships
where the School Lands have been sold
and the funds are in the hands Of the
School Commissioner, that, if they expect
to avail themselves of the benefit of said
funds, they must present their Schedules
on or before the LIST Monday in July next.
and that the distribution will be made at
Ottawa on the I'd Monday in July next.
All persons who are or may be indebted
to the School Fund are hereby notified
that The interest must@he maid by the lst
of Julv next; and persons indebted, AND
.the principal having become due are re-
oues,ed TO attend to payment OF principal
Af'' as inl 81
WILLIAM sfADNEN
School Commissioner and AgHp
10 Us sal' county
tulr D. 1870 '
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STATE or THE THERMOMETER.
From Doctor j. G. Arn,strong's Office.
OTTAWA, JUNE, 1910.

Messrs. WEAVER & HIsE-Thc above is taken
from the Thermometer of Farenhcit--an instru-
ment generally in use in the United States. On
some future occasion shall endite an article for
publication in the "Free Trader" explanatory of
the data by which the relative degrees ofintensity
of heat and cold are determined, not only in the
United States but also in the Eastern Hemisphere.
J. G. ARMSTRONG.
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New Goods--Chcaper than ever.

New GOOds--Cheaper than ever!
THE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens
of Ottawa and the people in general, that he
has just received addition to his former stock Of
goods. consisting of the following articles in
mart, VIZ
Dry GOODS, GROCERIES, Doors g.
SHOES, HARpw RE, &c. Also. lot Of
SADDLERy consisting of the following
articles, viz: FM Spanish Saddles.
Half Spanish do, Plain Spanish do.
Ladies Plain and Quilted Saddles, Sad.
die Bags, Carpet Bags, Portmmteaus,
Leather Trunks and VaKses. Whips,
Halters, Brides, Mariingalcs and Col
lars, FuH-PLMed Double and Single
Harness, and a variety of other articles
TOO numerous TO mention,
or N B. CANAL SCRIP will be received
a, par for the above mentioned goods.
&c. FITCH.
May 23d, lS4o. l--.tf.
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Administrators Notice.

ME Subscriber, having been apoinI-
Il ed Administrator, &c. of HoRAcE
ksowLAsD, deceased, gives notice to all
persons having claims against the estate
OF said deceased, TO present the same TO
him, or to the Probate Justice of La Sale
county. for settlement, within 0 months
from the 18th Of May, 1910.
JOHN =. Mitchell,
Administrator.
june u, 1910. a 3-.-iw.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-12
John v. A. Hoes,

Attorney and Counsellor at Lao and SJLcitr in
Chancery.
Office next dooi north of the Post Office, Oua-
wa, La Sale county, Illinois.
MAY 23d, 1910. l---tf
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-12
Readymatle Clothing.

300 I" Childrens Shoes e. Boots, do
Together with numerous other articles, which arc
usually found in country Store. We only say.
call and see for yourselves and we are confident
you will find such articles, and a, such prices as
will suit.
Uj" Corn, Oats, Flour, Bacon, Pork, Butter
and most other kinds of Country produce taken
in exchange Scrip or Cash will not be refused
WALKER & SANGER.
Oiiapa, May 30th, 1910. 2---tf.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-12
Convention Nominations.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION FOR REPRESENTATIVE
Abraham II. Dodge.
WING NOMINATION FOR REPRESENTATIVE;
Lewis w. Link.

Q-tT We are requested 10 announce GEORGE
A. SOUTHWORTH as candidate for the office
IF o09nfy commissioner.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-12
John G.. Cllamplim,

Attorney and Counselor at Law,
OTTAWA. ILLINOIS,
Having associated himselfwith Messrs. SPRING
and GOODRICH, of Chicago, will attend to all
practice of their profession in the county of La
Sale.
Ottawa, June IL, 1910, 4---,f.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-12
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

\ IL persons having claims agaiit as EsA
of Pkaey Bass, deed, arc here, uotisJaua
requested to attend before the PROBATE tsroe Ia
and for LA Sale county, at his oil iH f',Gea.
on the 2ith day OF August next, 10, lie purpass
OF having the same adjusted; that being he lay
fixed upon by the subscriber, in puvnatcs n ehe
Statutes, Tor the purpose Of settling and sayustiar
all CLAIMS against such dcccdcnt.
ERAsTuS G. NICHOLS.
administrator.
May I'D, $50, Low.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-12

rive are authorized to announce HENRY
GREEN as a candidate .tor reelection to the office
Of county commissioner at the neu august elc-
ton.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-12
DIR. j. Stickcl,


GRATEFUL for the pa,ronag 'hl, a
~ heretofore received, would ini M ~ pas
and the public generally that he f3np.ut les
practice of his profession in its var 5,sacfea
and from his extensive experience, i,ig dIne.lt
of all the diseases peculiar to this CO t and hsx
ing scrutnized closely the effects of emodsson -
human system, under the infucnt 81 q tilclaa
atmosphere, he flatters himself tn le is hse H.
treat the various diseases of the III 9is fjae on
those principles of science and phil scpA} Alsh3
in almost every case, must insure 81
He would also state that he is prepaFod ssf
chronic diseases, such as the veaol9 os ~
Neuralgia, Scofuh, and EnkggeS Seag
new plan, which has proven success d sa aia.-
nent degree
OGice m the DrUg Sfoy lt g.
HOHiSfer.
OHo1ca, MAY %. 1910. -u
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-12
y. IL. Farewell,

attorney and Counsellor at Lar.
Office over the new store of Cushman, Thomp-
son g. Co., Ottawa, Illinois.
Nav 23d, 1910. Lift.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-12
Milton III. Swift,

attorney and Counsellor al La,c.
Office or Ia Sale Street, few doors North OF
the Market, Ottawa, Illinois.
May ed, 1910. LIT.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-12
New GOods---just received.

Ai'NEN O SA4NUEn,
A their Store, on the South side Of the Pub
1 lie Square, have on hand, and offer for sale.
on accommodating terms,-
10 hogsheads OF n. O. Sugar,
box of w. III. do
= bbls. of Loaf and Lump Sugar,
40 Z" of Molasses,
20 Z" of old rectified Whiskey,
5 /" of Lrnseed Oil,
40 kegs of White Lead,
barrel Of Castor Oil,
3 -" of Tanners Oil:
1 +" of Sperm Oil,
60 kegs OF assorted Nails and Spikes,
coils of Mannils and Hemp Rope,
60 +" of Bed and other Cords,
25 sacks of Rio and Hav. Coffee.
10 chests Y. H., Imp. and G. 7. Tea
20 sacks Of H. G. Salt,
80 boxes of Glass,
7 +" of Tobacco.
25 #" of Soap and Candles,
Together with most of the other articles, general
ly found in the Grocery line. Also, large and
splendid assortment of
Shelf Hardware Il Cutlery,
.9mies' and U'ashbrns .Shoreis, Iron
Of different sizes; f.. b. and Cast Steel,
Mn Sa,os, Hand So,os, .4nuiis, Tices,
Blacksmiths BeioOs, Log and Trace
Chains, Stores and Hollo'U Hare,
And other items in this line too numerous to
mention. Also, good, large and we'll selected
Stock OF Dry Goods,
Purchased expressly for this market, consisting
in part of
bales of As and rs Bro. Shcctings,
2 {" Blankets,
30 pieces of Cloths and Sattinetts,
Ii I" Bed Tick,
20 " Hickory Stripe,
Is apron Check,
800 +" Calicoes,
10 &" Flannels,
3 +" Cotton Flannels,
20 /" Bid. Shirtings g. Sheetngs.
10 " Irish Linen.
Also, OSnabWghS, Burlaps,. Diapers,
Crash, MerinOs and Bombazens, Jaco-
net, Can,brick, Midland SUisS Muslns,
La,o's, Laces, Insertions, Edgins, &c.,
Silks Of assorted qualities, Pongec, Eagg
and China Handkerghiefs, black Italian
Crarats, figured Satin CraUats, Stocks,
Ladies Dress HandkerghiJs T. .Ma,cis,
Cotton and Uollen Hose and half Hose,
Cloves, Mitfs, &C., &C., &c. Also, a
fine assortment of
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-12
Strayed or Stolen,

der the saddle; has an old appearance
about the head rather slim made, but
smoothe some marks of the harness and
saddle. Any person returning said horse
to the subscriber at Lasallc, La Sale
county, Illinois, or give information where
he can be found, shall be suitably re.
warded.
THO'S BALE.
June II, 1910. 4---3w.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-12
BUSINESS CARDS.
Geo. III. Norris,
j. j. Holt,

attorney and Counsellor at La,c and Solicitor IN
CmANcERY.
Office opposite the Mansion House, Ottawa,
La Sale county, Illinois
Nav odd, IS4O. i---tf
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DY virtue of decretal order of the
ID Circuit Court of the County of La
Sale, the Chancerv Side thereof made in
this cause, on the 23d day of May, A. d..
1910, |, Milton ii. Swift, commissioner,
duly appointed by said court, will sell, by
public Auction, to the highest bidder; for
cash, at the door of the Courthouse. in
Ottawa, in said county, on the LIST day of
August next at o'clock, A. NJ, all the
interest OF the above Defendants in and to
the following Real Estate, lying in said
county of La Sale, to wit The South
East fractional quarter of section number
ed twenty coy in township thirty three
(33). North of Range six (6), East of the
third principal Meridian, according to the
plat Of the United States Surveys, conai-
ming one hundred and fifty seven acres OF
land, more or less.
MILTON II. SWIFT,
Commissioner.
J. '. A. HOES, Solicitor.
May 30, 1910. 2---4w.
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FOR SALE,

.GsyA FOR SALE,
';;::ERs A HOUSE AND LOT, SIT.
A=ssssss IA uated on Canal Street,
near the Side Cut, at present occupied by
j. Fitch, containing five rooms, with a
Garden, Barn and Yard, and first rate
well OF water near the door.
The subscriber will sell the above prop
erty on reasonable terms. Possession
given Immediately.
Ii. J. REED.
Ottawa. May 30, 1910. 2---,f.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-12

w a neigh
baS end ri sour cou.tF thout
,le q pian oi Err laD. irwin others
TO oecloud your judgments and your rea-
son. some few hours to the service of
vour country. She has right to demand
it at your hands, and recreant would you
prove to the trust confidcd to you by the
founders and fathers of the Revolution,
did you not cheer(ully and faithfully exc
cute that sacred duty.
To its performance then, and each and
every one of you will find in the result OF
YOUR exertions, that he will be enabled to
say, / ras at The great political battle Of
November, 1910, which protected and
preserved the liberties Of the american
people from riolation and destruction.
WIN. ]. GATEWOOD, of Gallatin,
ELIJAH WILLARD, of Union,
S. A. DOUGLASS, of Sangamon,
DANIEL TURNEY, of Wayne,
HARDY FOSTER, of Marion,
LYMAN TRUMBULL, of st. Clair,
WILLIAM MARTIN, of Madison,
W. KITCHELL, Of Montgomery,
CHA'S OAKLEY, of Tazewell.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-03
From the Natchcz Courier.
TRIAL OF ~. G.. UPPER.

Having published some severe and I'M
just remarks against Mr.. Topper shortly
after his fatal difficulty with Cook, we
take pleasure in making known the re-
suit of his trial through our columns.
The trial commenced on WEDNESDAY,.
the 10Th of February, and terminated on
Saturday evening in a verdict of acuuital.
The prosecution was conducted with I'M
common rigor; there being three lawyers
employed besides the District Attorney.
The defence was conducted by Messrs.
Red, Rollins, Foote and Prcntss. The
jury were out about half a minute. 1t
was so clearly a case Of scli-deicnce, that
it is said, the jury thought seriously of re-
turning the verdict as soon as the exam
ming of the witnesses was closed: but con-
cluded motto do so, in Justice to Mr.. Tup-
per, whose reputation they wished to sec
properly vindlcatcd. 1t was argued bv
the defence, as a question of reputation
alone and most triumphantly was Mr..
rs conduct sustained. The Court House
was crowded during the whole trial and
when the verdict Of acquiital was read,
the crowd, SO far as could be discovered,
responded to it unanimously by loud
cheering and clappng of hands.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-03
ID I T. -

In Richmond, March Is, Miss Currancr }rin-
son, daughter of Hon. Eli DrtnsUn, in the 9th
year Of her age.
Ths aimiaLlc and interesting young lady was
painfully afflicted with a drop,ical complaint Of
long standing, which she endured with truly chris
lian patience, especially for some months before
her prospects, still she bid adcu TO all that was
earthly in hope Of a Letter inheritance beyond the
grave.
In Charlotte on the 2Gh MI. Elizabeth S. only
daughter VIM. II. Pcasc, aged two years.
In Shclburn, March 2S,h, Mr.. Nancy II. wifi,
of Mr.. Ira A. CorLAMER, and daughter Of the late
John Tabor, of ShcIburn, in the 33l year Of her
age, after protractcd illness Of seven years. and
which terminated in consumption. She ha, left
husband and four small children 10 lament her loss
She was member of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, and continued in prayer for the salvation
Of her soul TO the last.-Con,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-03
STATE OF VERMONT,
A PROCLAMATION.
BY THE GOVERNOR.

HE season has again relrnrd, in which, hv a
long Established usage, the people of this State
have been accustomed to assemble for the mr.
pose OF engaging IN the exercises of public FAST
ING AND PRAYER. The proprlcty ofthiS custom
has been recommended by lis REGULAR obser-
vance from our earliest history, andllS every
where sanctioned by the preceptS of religion.
Man needs to lie reminded of his dependence
upon his Creator, lest he become forgetiul Of
the arm that sliSlains and the hand that feeds
him.
In conformity with this lalldalle practice. do
hereby appoint Friday, the tenth day of April
next, to he observed by the people Of this State,
as day OF Fasting, Humiliation and Prayer, and
recommend that they abstain from all labor and
RECREATION inconsistent with its due observance.
May the people on that day, assemble at their
several places oipublic worship, be led 10 faith
iul review of the past, and TO serious meditation
apon Their respective duties and responsibilities.
Conscious Of their offences, may they repent OF
Their tranSareSSons, and through the influence Of
the pure principles of the Gospel of Jesus Christ,
be animated and inspired with resolutions of future
amendment and obedience 10 Gods holy law Let
1t also be a day Of sincere humiliation for the sins
Oh Inc Iahu; and while we greve for the crimes aud
wees Whch reproach orr country, let us f,rvcnIIv
pray that all acts of public wrong, injustice and
oppression, may lie speedily rc1res>ed, that the
spirit OF INSTRUMENTATION, disregard oflaw and right
and the hitherto uncontrolled ambition of men NAV
be restrained and, that respect for the laws, love
OF order, OF civil and religious liberty, virtue and
PATRIOTISM, may universal V prevail.
IN view OF our dependence upon the goodness
and mercy OF GOD and our faith in his preserving
ana sustaining care, it is peculiarly appropriate
that we invoke his blessing upon the concerns of
the passing year That HE would order the sea-
sons IN Kindness, and bless with rich return the
iabors OF the husbandman That all our citizens,
IN their various lawful pursuits, may be proSpered:
Ihat ne health Of our people may be preserved
| mat NE would regard with favor our many assoc
cations and institutions, designed for the desse-
nlihalloh ana promotion of truth and science, and
Tor the amelioraton ofthe condition of Man.
;, ANA may we earnestly impOre the Sovereign
kuler OF the Universe to protect orr beloved coun-
Try IN all It's various interests and relations, pray
ing that our Rulers, in the National and Stat. GOV
ernnents, may be guided 10y wisdom and patriot
Ism, ana that the blessings of civil and religious
!ipery, now enjoyed by us, may be transmitted,
IN all their freshness, as an invaluable inheritance,
10 future generations.
Given under my hand and the Seal of the State, at
Shoreham, this Fourteenth day of March, IN
the year ni our LORD, one thousand eight hun
dred ana forty, and fthe independence of the
United States, the sixty fourth.
l'y the Governor,
SILAS II. JENlSON.
Gro. b. MAHsER, Secretary.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-03
NEW ORGANIZATION OF THE
MILITIA.

The New York Gazette gives the fol-
lowing epitomc of Mr. Poinsett's plan for
organizing the militia of the United States
San enrolment is to be made of all
white male citizens of the United States
between the ages of twenty and forty-Gve
all of whom are required to be fully
armed and equipped, inspected, and re-
viewed in their respective states, when
ever required by the state laws. From
the Mass of the militia thus enrolled, and
numbering million and half, there is
to be taken in each state and territory such
number, by draft or voluntary enlistment,
between the ages of II and 81, as will
make up force not exceeding 100000
men, in the following proportions for each
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-03
John Lawrence's Estate.
STATE or TEPNON7'.

DIsTRlCT OF CHiTTENDEN,
The Honor0jIe The Probate Court aciitin
and for The District Of ChHtenden To
the creditors and others concerned in The
estate Of John Laurence late Of Vea
.ford in SAID District. licensed
ENJ llEREAS Thomas HAYNES. admin
W istrator OF the estate of said deceas.
ed. bath made application TO this Court,
10 extend the time limited for making pay-
ment OF the debts of SAID deceased, twelve
months from 18th day Of April next, and
lhe 18th day of April next. being assigned
for hearing in The premises, at the Office
OF the Register Of tins Court, and it hav.
ing been ordered tina, notice thereof be
gwen, BY publishing This decreetwo weeks
successfully IN the Free Press q news pa,
per printed at Burlington, before the time
fixed for hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified, to
appear before SAID Court, at the time aud
place aforesaid then and there, to make
objection if any you have. to the said time
ofpayment being further extended as afore'
said.
Given under my at Burlington this 28th
Cay of March A, ID. 1870
WIN WESTON Register.