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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-03-05
NNTICE Tn EGIl

fvNllE 'ulscrli er will rn,h IN Burlington and
i viclnI'y, GRANlIE window an>, 'ill., UNDER
pinnns, Tire holds and poor steps # any de rrp-
tion Of The fri q"aiuy a IL ut any stone wanci
will tc 'enael 10, an al inGlrrna ION r1l hci Y
Me- r. F.!.c. 4 Bradley, Hc,,., y Co., AMI Bra Icy
Hyde. Any person can ,ec the qiaily uihe stone,
Nv those furnished for Judse Fulleta hou e or Pre- i
den, Whcelcr's huu IN Burlington. Il i, presumed
that the quality and price Of thee stone will warrant
genera ne if builders Will ,alc the trout lie 10 cx-
anime he stone and price. GEO. w. COLLAMER.
Barre, w. Eel rlary ISll' GIN
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DARLINGTON HIGH sCHOOL....The

ID undersigned, Trustees Of "BuRlINGToN HIGH
School," wonid inform The inhabitants OF this village
and vicinity that the next quarter IN said institution
will commence on Thursday the 18th day OF February.
Believing that school Of this character is greatly
needed and hat the patronage Of, this town alone, II
concentrated upon H. amply suiicen, to sustain II,
and give it place among the lest institutions OF the
kind we would respectfully aud earnestly solicit the
patronage and corporation OF all parents and guar
dans, who have youth Of proper age 10 send. The
unJers gncd, Trustees have no public funds AT their
disposal in maintaining the school; yet, we have
cndeavorcd, for the public good, in conncxion with
tue patrons of the school to sustain a Teacher and
keep the building repair. The latter we have done
TO some extent, at our own expense. Nothing Is want
ing hut the hearty corporation and patronage al our
fellow citizens of the village and vicinity, 10 make
this institution an ornament 10 oar Town, an important
aid TO College and scene OF useful and successful
study 10 all our YOUTH We have fall confidence in
the ability and ardent wishes Of the Principal 10 make
the school, in all respects what ii ought 10 lie. The
Trustees, alter tnll examination, find that scholars in
CONSTANT attendance have made good progress -
that they have been correctly taught appears both
from examinations and from III. testimony Of College
Officers to whose care they have passed. They find
that the school is generally still and orderly and that
the building is kept IN good and healthfll order. En-
coura ned by the corporation Of fellow citizens,
we will spare no pa ms in making the institution wor
thy other patronage and OF the patronage OF parents
and guardian, broad The Principal is pre- ared 10
receive lew Young men or lads INTO his family as
Loarlers. AlNAN fOOlF,
JNO. X. CONVERSE,
NIB. IiASWELL,
G. &. lNGERSOLL, Trustee,
TIMO. FOII.ETT
HEMAN ALLEN,
GEORGE MOORE,
Burlington Feb. 8, lSil.
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Elijah I'owell's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, AT a Probate court
DISTRICT or cn1rTENpEN, IS. held AT burlington,
within AMI for aid district on the eighth day Of Feb
r,ary, D. 1911.
Sahrina Ann Hewitt, one ofthc heirs Of Elijah Pow
ell late Of Charlotte in sad district, deceased having
file in said court her portion in writing, setting forth
that ,he holds par, Of said estate, VIZ. the revcrson
Of the widows dover therein, Jointly with the other
heir, TO laid c>iac, and praying SAID court 10 orer a
division thereof and 10 appoint commissioners for
that purpose. WnrRErroN, the court aforesaid doth
order that the heirs to sa and all other per
Interested therein, lie nohel 10 appear core said
court at session thereof to be he'd at the Office Of The
Reai-,er Of said court in sad Burlington ON he second
they have why the prayer Of said petition should IT
be granted, Y publication OF this order three wec&s
succcssivcly in the b arlington Free Press, newspa-
per printed in sad Burlington, the last which pub
ca'ion> 10 lie previous To- said ,cconh "Wednesday OF
March, 1871. VIM. WESTON, Register.
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NTARSiIAI.i'- confines nnriyaed as n
WI Strengthening PLASTER: Al,o, fl Rheuua
ti>m, lameneSs pains in the sldeS, n or Lack ::
for -cruf oIs yelling, rvy sores, Fresh wounds ;
an for a genera Family Plaster or salve. For Corns,
morcover-rry ii pare close, perevere in the ne y
making a new Application occa, ionally, and IN time,
yonr corns will lie cured. For 'a- by
j. & J. H. PECK & Co.
THEO A. PECK e. Co.
AMI DR. ROBr. MOODY.
Burlington, Jan. %, 1871. lyflS
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A YOUNG MAN, mot a Gentleman we think, J
IA passed s. Counterfeit ST. Adams bill to small
Boy in our stors yesterday, the l7lh inst. The bill
is No, 29l, Letter !, signed A. Pmpton, Cashier b.
swift President. The bill is much worn and has
been torn and mended in two places and part of the
bill gone Some one may reco'lect of seeing such n
hill in the hands of the SCOUNDREI. who passed
it and can aid us IN bringing him to justice We pub.
lish this hoping TO detect him in this wnv
Feb. le, l5il. PANGBORN & BRiNSMAID
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A MEXICAN DICTIONARY OF THE Eng
n LtSH LANGUAGE.-Firs, edition in Octave,
containing the whole vocabulary Of the Quarto with
correc ions improvements and several thousand ad-
dtlona words, TO which is profxcd an Introductory
dissertation on the origin, history and connection of
the languages of western Asia aud Europe with nm
explanation of the principles on which languages are
formed in two vols. BY Noah Webster l.. l.. ID.
For sale at the bookstore. d. A. BRAMAN.
March 2 l9il.
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H. large oant vs Of ffISSfa al Ro 10 Fu
CAPS, GLOVES, &c. &c, which will be sold much
lower than any FURS of the like quality have been
sold in this market for years He will pay the highest
market price in cash for Fox Skins, Raccoon, Musk
rat Otter Bear, Mink, Sable, and the highest price in
cash for Sleeps Pelts Also, cash paid for fresh Pork
Burlington Dec. Is, lSi0
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MT q pp 4 a al

In Milton, on the I'd inst, by Rev. Mr.. Doughery.
Mr.. HoRAtE LANE, Merchant, of this place, to ELEc-
IA A. PL.rr, daughter of the late Iemul Plat, Esq
Of Milton.
In Jericho Feb II. by IT, Rev Mr.. Bliss Mr. Har-
vey Ward of Underhill, to Miss Eliza Rood, OF Tie
former place.
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NTOTICE.--The subscriber having purchased the
~ house and premises formerly occupied by Guy
Callin, Esq nearly opposite the Reading Room IN
Burlington, has opened BOARDING HOUSE At
which he will be happy 10 accommodate gentlemen
and ladies' with the best attentions, and upon reason
able terms CIV JOSHUA DOANE.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-03-05

TANADA IN IS31-.3S, showing by ms
~ torical facts, the causes of the late attempted
Revolution, and of its failure Tue present condition
OF the people and their future prospects, together
with the personal adventures ofthe Author land others
who were connected with the Revolution, by T.. 4.
THELLER, Brig. Gen. in The CanaaiGn Republican
serrice This day received and for sale at the Book
Store Of d. 4, BRAMAN,
Feb IS, lStl
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AT IIOWARDs. Dec, IIs1O.

SIIK SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, for Ladies and
~ Gentlemen. Articles that are said if not quite
10 cure will greatly alleviate Rheumatic pans Also
the Genuine Brandrctll Pills which with the use of
the above articles If taken will eradicate Rheumatism
from any person recently afflicted if not 80, money
for the nils refunded
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-03-05

n 4. BRAMAN, BOOKSELLER ASp S1ATIoSEH,
-. Bwlington respectfully informs his friends and
the public that he is still constantly making additions
to his assortment of Laic Wdica!, Classical Nstor
;caL and W-c1'}ereyus Works. from most Of the
endcayor 10 have It al all times embrace the most
popalar publoa in every branch of literature and
science His stock Of School Books, in every depart,
mcn Of rurnlng, Of the popular editions IN
Use comprises all that are used IN this section Of the
country Blank Books Of oil sizes and descriptions,
Of superior ruling aud paper. and hound in su3stnn-
tol manner constantly ON hand. Cap and Let:er
Pap'r of every qualify and description rs we! ~
Drawing and Fancy paper of all coors md variete1
together witha genera, assortment of >TATiONTRY
aud almost every article usually called for in Book
store always for sale. All of which were purchased
at very ll@ prices, and will be sold at small advance
from cost.
gT4Hcrcspcrtfully invites the attention of Paren.s
Teachers and Merchants to his stock and prce7.
Burlington, Nov, 70, 1910.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-03-05

ZINE BROAD CLOTHS and CASSiMERES.-
i The subscribers would solicit the attention Of all
who are in want of any very fine Cloths or Cass-
ncres as they have good assortment of amostevery
shade and color which VII be sold very cheap for cash
jan a. ISL. by ~ LOVELY and Co.
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CATARRJI SNUFF.

MARSHALL'S SNUFF, is sill, curine,he Canrrh
lvl and the various diseases of rhs hcal well as
eyes, In all paris Of the country and sustaining
the reputation which it has long since gained, Of
Icing absolrcly the Lest article Of the kind in the
ina rke,.
Each hottie con,nins three times the qrany Of one
Of those which are offered al "ONLY TWENTY
FIVE CENTS" And i, therefore much cheaper,
as well as Letter article. For .ae ly
J. & J. II. PECK & Co.
THEO A. PECK & Co.
and In. ROBr. MOODY.
arlington, Jan. %, 1871. ly.LlS
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NEW SCHOOL, GEn H; isr ' ,r AND

7 n TNo " 7 7 II Ut IiT.NT3 wv = - =
IRIS MrrcuFiI. The author Of the al owe works has
leen professionally devotelt 10 the science G" "t"y ana
former productions, e.pcoally hi Map "a, he World
for Aca denies, car gup'e te,tinonony Of nls alum
dant resources, upon which he has 50 II era drawn,
in prudicne the above school worbs.-l he following
extract ofrhe Gcu'v and Ala, /, from oini recom-
lnendaton. of he Teachers IN the cry of New York.
'FThe- mcrils are numerOu,lhe dehnilions remark.
ally paio and concise The txcrcisc, are copiou> and
I'm iorant and The .cripvc Is luminous and correct.
The divisions of tine AmSrcsn continent, are repre-
scntod and De crl. they really exist al the 2-esra;
ijlne.---And the gross Measurements seneialy iolne
IN ,caoo Biographies are CORE ted. The typographi
cal eNs,nllon j. I'm commonly and distn,f, indsev
the atlas i model OF the Kind, and actually ieems
with information The oui..ge Maps are ltenlary
an IN al his leisure. For sale ly c. ecothieN
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Elisha A. lIytle's Estate,


STATE OF VERMONT, lTHE Probate Court
DisT. OF CHiTTENDEN. ! l. within and for the
district Of Chittenden, to the creditors and Others
Essex, in SAID district, deceased.
WHEREAS, Lucy n. Hyde, administrator Of the cs-
tate oil said deceased has made application TO this
court TO extend the time limited for making payment
of the debts Of said dccea sed twelve months from,
the 22] day Of March 1871, and the second Welnes-
day OF March next, being assigned for hearing in
the premises at the Office of the register of this court
and ii having been ordered that notice thereof lie Civ
en-, by publishing this decree three weeks
in the Burlington Free Press, a newspaper printed
AT Burlington, leurc the time fixed for hearing -
Therefore You are hereby notified 10 appear before
SAID court al the time and place Aforesaid then and
there TO make objection # any you have, The said
time Of payment ieing further ended afor, nd
Given under my hand al Burlington this 2S'h day
Of January, 4. u. 1871. WM WESTON, Reg'r.
STATE OF VERMONT, lTHE Honorabl.
Drs1Rrcr or ChirrESpEs, IS. ! l. theProbate Cour
for the District of Chtcnden To all persons con.
e,ned in the estate Of Elisha 4. HYDE late of Essex
in said District, deceased GREErtSa
Whereas, Lucy II. HYDE adm'x OF he estate of said
deceased proposes TO render account Of her admin
istraon, and present her account against said estate
Court of Probate, to be holden at the Register office
in Burlington ON the second Wednesday Of Marcel
next.
Therefore, You hereby notified to appear before
said court al the time ami place aforesaid, and slew
cause, if any you have, why the account aforesaid
should not he allowed
Given under my hand, at Burlington, this twenty
eighth day Of Janlar,, A. ID. lS4l.
WV. WESTON Register
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New Establishment.

r p. WHALING 4. co. inform the public tina,
u they have located themselves in tn village OF
Burlington aud have fitted up store the cast sloc
of Church street. which may well bc drnomns.ed
"Chcap.side," nearly opposite the bank OF Buring.
ton, and receiving from New ork choice sciec-
ton OF goods well suited to the season, winch they
o'ier for sale as ioto he pgrctdsed in The country
iOr ready Pay. Among Their goods may be iounc
beaver and broad cloths cassmeres sanets flanncls,
3erlnes nonsiinc dc lanes dc A choice selection
also OF French, English and American prints, egud,
at least u any in Buriington. general aasor.-
inent OF cambrics, musins plain and figured edgngs
nsartngs blond aces dc A groa, variety of shawlA
and dress handkerchels ladies' gloves and hose, with
good supply Of benched and unbleached domestic
goods. Also good supply of crockcry, Of the latest
patterns with few elegant astral parlor lamps and
finally, few choice family groceries, such teas
sugars, nolasses coffee, rice, ralsn3 dry fish, tcbao
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 thcii
custom will be entirely relieved from the examination
of old goods or remnants. Our entire stock is new,
and fresh from the market and has been selected with
the greatest possible care with reference the wants
comforts and benefit Of The people. But we do not
wish the public to take word in this matter but
most cordially invite them to call aud examine for
themselves Burlington, Nov. rs, ls!O.
STATE OF VERMONT, : To all persons, in
DISTRICT OF cHiTTENpEN -. j tcrcstcd in the es-
tate OF jarnabas p. Barnum, Ell ia mum and Julia
Barnun, Of NJ Hilton in sad distli T. Infants and MINOR
children ui Ell 3arnuin, late o. SAT- Milton deceased,
| Arthur Hunting, guardian of BarnaDas p Rarnum,
| Ell Barnun and Julia \. Barnum minors having
| made application 10 the Probate Court within and for
said District, setting forth that tho said Barnabas T.,
| Ell and lula A. arc seized as tenats in common in
their own right IN fec of three equal undivided fifteenth
parts two certain parcels of land, situated in South
Hero il the county Of Grand Isle and state Of Ner-
mont. described rs follows, to Wit Lot No 81 Of tho
list division Of Samuel iiosford, supposed 10 contain
81 acres of land also 10 acres on Lot No IS of thu
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-03-05

ROAT FOUND.-Came ashore on the subscri-
- | ers premise, al Colchester point in Decent cr
last, cnker built yawl BOAT, 25 feet long and
painted red. The owner is requested 10 pay CHARGE.
and iat. it away. GEO. \. SPEARS.
CoIche>ef Point, Feb. g. lsil.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-03-05

p. WHALING & co. inform the public that
~ they Agents for Sargent, Sprague d. Co.
Tobacconists, Albany, N. Y, who manufacture a
very superior as,ice Of Paper Tobacco in every va
rlety of size. Grocors and others will find it to their
advantage to call and examine the article Also Plug
Tobacco of different qualities all of which will be sold
cheap for cash. Also Snuff of different kinds
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-03-05
John AbbOtt's Estate.

John Abbott's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, }TNHE Honorable
DrsrRicr OF CHrTrESpEs, IS. i the Probate Court
for the District of Chtendon To all persons concern
ed in thecstate of John Abbott late of Burlington in
said District, deceased, GREETiSd:-
WHEREAS, Lucy Ann Abbott, exccutrx of the las,
will and Testament of said deceased proposes to rem
der an account of her administration and present her
account against said estate for examination and allow
ance ut session of the Court Of Probate to be hol.
den at the Registers office in Burlington on the Sc
cond Wednesday of March next. Therefore YOU
are hereby notified appear before said the
time and place aforesaid, and shew cause if any yor
have why the aforesaid should be allowed
Given under my hand at Burlington, this It'll day
Of February, A. ID. ls4l. -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-03-05

NEW ESTABLISHMENT subscr
" bers would inform the public that they have
formeda copartnershipu nder the firm Of MITCHELL
4 BARNES and established the Clbinet business IN
the Brick Shop formerly occupied by Abbott and
Wood, where they manufacturing and intend to
keep constantly on hand assortment Of Sofas and
Furniture of various kinds and prices to suit custom
ers also, few splendid BASS ClocKs cheap for
cash. All kinds of lumber used in Cabinet Making
received in exchange for Furniture.
Burlington, Dee 1910. T NJ MITCHELL.
A. BARNES.
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selling of Cheap Continued,

SfIT1IIE OH VHFaI VOhtINucds
VNRADE two past weeks great, great, great DIFF
ference in selling low or Cheap visible. Assert
mcnt vet large, beautiful, useful 4 desirable at the
Warmers, Mechanics d. Peoples Cheap Cash Store
by their agent, HOWARD.
Thursday Morning.
- Feb, l94l,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-03-05

SNUFF ONLY TWENrY- FIVE CENIS.-p. NJ.
~ Hitchcoch's newly invented Snul'ih lest ari-
c'e ever discovered V scientific men, in Europe or
AMERICA, for he and abs olu,e relief of Caarrh,
DEAFNESS Of the Head, Weak Eyes, SERIOUS Head
ache. Fallen Sickness, Fits, and Infants troubled
wiki Suulic., partia shocks Of Palsy, e.. For sa.
wholesale and real, ly A. HITCHCOCK d Co., sole
Proprietor, Ne. II, GruC,.e s.. Utica, and hv then
agents Throughout the Union In Burlington J. Il
J. II. Peck s. Co. In Verg.nnes, hv J. II. Bolrman.
In Milton, by Burnett Sawyer. Ia Georges. by Lo.
REM, J anp.
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Cabinet shop on Catiin's Lane.

nEiR SIR Permit me to inform you and others
- in v1nr vicinity that | am srill engaged IN the
CABINET BU SlNESS, and that NEEDING custom,
any thing in my line may be bought OF me good
terms as any where in this market. am now from
various causes making work cheaper than ever did
before and all paying customers whether old or new
! shall be happy to see at the New shop, where no
pans will be spared TO give satisfaction. Lumber and
Produce reed as usual and LITTLE cash. IF there is
any left in the country) will be found 10 do wonders
n few rods east of Church-st. ID. X. PANGBORN.
Rurlinnfnn January II, ISL
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DROWN SHEETINGS, 5000 yards. $50 pieces
ID Calico also wsddng, batting, nnd w'eklng, Tor
ssle al WaAL!Nc s tos
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-03-05
Winooski Iron Foundry.

|INHlS concern Is yet IN operation, ana ready 10
l. execute all orders for castings IN good order, and
of good metal for various purposes. The suhscrlbcr
is now ready contract otherwise for the building
of mills OF all descriptions, being IN situation 10 fur.
nish all the materials nj short notice. Contracts will
be taken very low Plans of all kinds Of mills made
on application to the subscriber, aud warranted
rect which will save cos, in building and also many
blunders.
wagon boxes wagon arms, sleigh shoes box and
cooking stoves very superb, tlce for doing large
business with little work and fuel all of which can be
found nj all times at this concern. Patterns made Il
order on reasonable terms Also the subscriber offer.
for sale one first rate heh pressure steam engine, o.
four horse power good article built from Leicester
plan and has been in use, which WA be sold reasona
bic and on credit All orders to the subscriber Bur
hngton VI. will receive attention.
JESSE GAY.
Winooskl Village Nov. 10,
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Valuable Books for Holiday Gifts.
MRS. WALKER ON FEMALE BEAUTY as
wi preserved and improved by regimen, cleanliness
and dress illustrated by IL colored plates and ele
ganlly bound in morocco gilt. FoRGET ME NOT, u
Christmas New Years and Birthday present for lSil
THE ToKnS; FRIEspsHIPs OfFERrse; ROSE OF
SHARON; A GIrT FROM FAIRY LAsD. Also genef-
al assortment of Juvenile Works, Parleys Books,
Rollo's Publications., Parley's Universal History, 2
vols &c &c, for salcby
Dec. 49, d. A. BRAMAN.
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Take Particular Notice.

NOTICE.-Know ye all men that the said Joshua
~ Remington, Jr. habc given my son, HENRY II.
REMINGTON his time, and all debts contracted by
consider nys.f holden for neither do ! clam any OF
bis earnings. JOSHUA REMINGTON, Jr.
Hlnesburgh, February ~, ISL. '3w
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STATE oF VERMONT Ti7HE Probate Cour,
Dlsralcr OF clrrrrNpEN. l. for the district Of
Chlueutcn 10 an persons interested IN the estate of
Cornell. Lyc1 !eual- infant Of p,..-.: IN the State
OF Michigan.
uawlcy ". Gidd.aas oi Burlington IN the county Of
Chittcalrn, guardian Of the SAID COrue.Ia Lyon,
having filed IN SAID court petition, in writing settn;
forth thai the sl4 Coruell is srlel IN her own right
in fee of The following described tracts Of land, situate
IN sail Burlington. 10 WI, the north half OF qusrtor
acre lot No Of, and the Whoe Of quarter lot No.
S5 which said lands suhccI 10 an ncumbrance OF
twenty dollars rcr annVn, payable - Mrs Cnrssa
Lyman, OF said Burlnnton during her natural LIE, and
also to life csiHto Of Edward Lyon theroln winch
the sad Edward holds tenant by the cuItcsy; that
So c OF said wards interest N SAID lands, for the pun
pose of putting the proceeds Of such sale a. interest,"
would be conducive the interest of said ward, and
praying said to licence the sand guardian to sell
The SAID wards interes, in sa.! lands.
Whercupon the court aforesaid doth assign the 18th
day Of March next far hearing sad petition and dec.
ding thereon at the Registers Office IN sad Burlington
and DOH order that all persons interested be notified
thereof by publication Of this order, containing the
Substance said petition, three weeks successfully IN
the Burlington Free Press, newspaper printed IN
burlington, in the county Of Ch.ucndcn, The Inst o.!
which publications to be previous 10 sad l3iA day OF
March next
Given under my hand NJ Burlington in sad district,
! th.s 2sth Lay Of February. lstl.
: NAt WESTON REGISTER
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-03-05

BOOTS, SHOES & LEATHER. The subscriber
ID having taken the store formerly occupied by
Messrs. BiShop 4. Uhippie is now opening general
assortment of Boots, Shoes and Leather, which have
n, the lowest prices and theartccs too nnmer-
GUS to mention in an advertisement although Mr. Sta
CIV has enlarged his paper would simply invite all 10
call and examine the goods and prices purchas-
ing elsewhere. .,
Burlington July |, 1910 HENRY C, STlMSON,
by +. J. STImsoS, Agent.
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MR. STACY, Dear Sr-Readine an article in a
wi late paper of yours, setting forth the utility OF
frequent and regular Advertising with your own illus
trations in connexion, has drought over to the
faith" We shall try the experiment.
Truly yours, II. NJ. GlDDINGS & Co