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new YORK AND LI9EafooL COMMERCIAL Il
.l&ll!g6 s :, i. @ s.. s|@!llls,,. H..

No 81 South street. New York .
THE subscriber ,uncng his the year
appears before his friends with Of sincere
The able support he has received for many years
n send fer their friends in England Ireland Scotland and
Wales that they at all times be accommodated BY this
I'll the well known different lines Of packet ships sailing TO
nd from LIVERPOOL on the t7h at 18th, and2sth Of each
month, throughout the year.
has always been re study Of the bsesber tohave the
those who send for their friends rest satisfied that every
and dRent attention will be given by the Liverpool
them and SHOULD any Of hqse Who're been paid
subrtrber feels pleasure in making known the different
ships BY which his passenger during the last year.
which has general satisfaction and that has consider
eby extended and concluded his arrangements for the year
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Bankrupt List.

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
Theophilus Offender Hy de Park to be declared bank.
rupt Aprl7; Alfred Phillips. Fshki, 9th; Abraham
shafer New York, do; VIM Hazlct DO; Horace Bacon,
do-67 Ia ell, 10 far.
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HrME SQUADRON -List Of Ofic:rs attached to
the u s Frirate Columbia, just sailed fiom Boston
on a cruise. -Foxall A. Parker. Captain; Henry w:
Morris. lst Lieutensnt, Jshn X. Goldsborough, I'd
Lieu 'ensnt; J. F. Green, I'd Lieutenant; Samuel
Lisutepant: Theodore y Barrett, Acting Master
Jacob Zsilin, Lieutenant commanding Mariner;
Edward Gilchrist, Surgeon; William 4. Coule, As
si,tsnt Surgeon; G F. Thornton, Purser; George
shi3nmen-Jo hnston b. Creighton, Albert NJ
Smith, James M. Ladd, Alfred Bailey, Wn&ate
william A Bridge, Sylvanus l. Bliss,
Horace N. Graft, Francis q. Dallas, John Gale,
Charles M. Mitchell, Arthur II. Otis, John Van
iess Thilleps, John E. Prentiss, Nicholas n. Van
Za.dt, y ohm T. Walker, Joseph T. Bartlett, Ss.uc
Masaw, George c. Clark, peatswain; samuel Al
en-, Gunner; James Boardman, Carpenter; Jane
Ferguson, Sail Maker
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New York.
Printed and Published for the Proprieo the Lancet
Office, No. 81 Ann Street,by un
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
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Alexander Glen, VIM Topping, to show cause at &C.
lumbus, April !; A Lewis, u Sykes, A Cheaver,B
Russell, D Meeker A More, sleeth, Sanders 10;
] RUSSELL d s Meeker A Lewis A @ Cheever, David
A Sanders, Robert sleeth, Amos More, William Greer,
April ~.
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Petition
STATE OF VERMONTaJi lailu.

a. tp TO
District of Chit,cnden, S. held pfoppa n. ,"u,
within and for the district Of Chittendeh .he s,i,,,,
day of April, 1912, Mary Hodges guardian OF III y,
Hodges Emily L. Hodges and GeorgeI Hodges
of Wlllston in said district, minor and children -
George Hodges late of said Wilson deceased, flLa
in said court her petition in writing, setting forth thai
her sad wraGs are seized in their own right in fec
tenants in common Of unequal undivided half of tis
following described parcel or farm of land situate
part in Wllliston and part in Richmond in said Coun
~, being the arm now occupied by the said MARY
Hodges and the heirs of the said George Hodges de-
ceased bounded on the north and east by lend ofOr
son Goodrich, on the west by land of Jesso Thomp-
son and on the south by land Of Hathaway Sherman
supposed TO contain about two hundred and forty seven
acres OF land that part of which farm situated on
the north side of the turnpike road leading from Bur
lingon through Willison 10 Montpelier being abou.
lhlrtyhve acres, Is subject 10 life estate therein to the
san Mary Hodges, the same having been heretofore
TO her as dover the real estate of her late hus
band Andlurlhcr setting forth that sale of her said
words interest in said farm for the purpose of putting
the proceeds OF such sale interest would BIO condu.
GIVE to hentcrest Of her said wards and prayng said
court TO author &c and license her the said Mary
Hodges as guardian a. aforesaid 10 sell all the inter
est aud Estate Of her said wards in said lands
| WhereupOp, the court aforesaid doth appoint tho
2ndd ay of Nay \. y. 1912 for hearing and deciding
on said petition at the Office Of the Register Of sal
court in sad Burlington, and doth order that al persons
ncresa be notified theeefby pul ca'ion Of this or
der containing the substance Of said petition three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Free Press, 0
newspaper prin'etn sail Burlington, the last Of which
publications to be previous the said End day of May
1912.
Given under my hand at SAID Burlington the 18th
day of April A. ID. 1872
WIN WESTON, Register
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AMOS BRowS
l. IN CnANCERY


PArRrcK GARLAND, 81 { AUGUST Term, A. ID. 1911.
HIRAM BALLAD Whereas at the March
Term OF said Court \. d. 1911, Amos Brown of Md
ton in laid County, brought his Bill in Chancerv in
said Court, against Patrick Garland formerly of Nil
ton aforesaid, now absCJnded to parts Unknown wlh
out this STATE, and ram Ballard of Georgia in the
County Of Franklin, therln stating, that on the 1T
day of January 1888 the sad Garland being Justly
indebted to the said Amos in the sum Of 500 spec
fed in two pronissory notes Of that date for fifty
dollars each, the zone payable on the first day Of Jan
unry \. ID. 1910, aud the other on the first day Of
January 1911 both with annual inleres', and ecure
the payment Of said notes, the sad Garland on the
same II January 1853 made executed and delivered
TO the sad Alos, mortgage deed y. apiece or pUce.
of laid IN said County Of Chitten en-, being Lot No.
u, in the ith division, supposed to contain eighty
| acres, with the condition that if the SAID Patrick
should pay said notes according TO their tenor, that
the said mortgage deed should be void otherwsa OF
| force And further stating that on the 23d day Of
January A. ID. 1889 the said Garland made, executed
and de iyered to said Hiram Ballard mortgage deed
of the said lands, with condition, that if the said
Garland and one Owen Garland sliould well and ru
y pay the three install ments first mentioned in Ger
| tain contract under sell dated January 2jI 1899
made by the SAID Hiram la ard on the part, anC
| the said Patrik and Owen Garland on the other part
amounting to S25 co aud three years of the frs IN
terest that should thereon then the said dee,
should be VOID, otherwise # force. And further sta
thug that the 81 d two fry DO lar no Is, any par
thereof had not been paid 70 the Gator, or any per
son on his account and praying decree OF 1rccose
ure of the said lands and premises winch SAID ~
of Complaint being duly entered in said Court at Tn
| March Term thereof A. d. 1871, the Orator appesrg
by his Solicitor 4. G. Nhttemure, and the Do.endan
Patrick Garland beng ut OF the state and 1t not 1
ing made to appear that he had had personal motto
of he peHdcncy of this BIZ, the same contn G
TO the August Torn of So Court l5ll. N whc
Term the Orator again appeared by his said So'c.to
and il not being made to appear that the sad Patic
, Garland has yet had personal notice OF the sci
yce and pcrdcitcy OF this Bill, the same was aga
by order f said Court, con nued 10 hencXt Term
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PRIVATE SELECT
BOARDING SCHOOL,

TTNllE new and spacious Buildings now erecting in
L East Charlotte will C opened (f the Lord willy
under the superintendent Of Mr.. j. Ten BRoEKE,
sisted The Ladies' department in French and Music
by Miss M. A. Ten Brooke,
18th May, 1912,
Fall term opens 29ih August,
Winter do 2Sh November.
Twelve young Ladies and Gentlemen may lie ac-
commodated in the family of Mr.. T. Terms s25 pei
quarter, IN advance Music $40. French and Agc-
bra, So. Washing extra. Day Scholars from so, sc
to 4,50.
MIST. cdurated under the care of cminen Teachers
and having taught in London, tng anu IN This 5 ate
since her arrival is amply qualified TO >upcrn'cnd the
French and Music department. Government strictly
parental.
To those unacquain'cl with the service, experience
and ability of Mr.. Il. reference may lie had 10
Ell Englcsl V, Burlington, +. Mott, 81. Johns,
J. y. HoIlcnleck, F" }. c. Parkc, whitehall.
]. sherman, vergcnnos A. $. Perry, Troy.
Charlotte. 18Th Anril. 1921
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BURLINGTON FEMALE SEMINARY

V'nE Summer Term OF this INSTITUTION commons d
/ on "wednesday The : I ,f Narcl, amt wi,. continue
lweniv two wcta.. The school l> 90 lth'' ny 20
r"'cI IN n re,iIcl mart f hrs lcaullf village Al
vaniages are corded Tor instruction m Tie sod aad
ornamental rauehc, of clacauon,
Fret WivpAuLra aol hs dau- Hrr rom Cerna-
ny, are engaged TO take CHARGE 81 the Hslc G'pid-
ueni, IA the 90 re OF the pre- rnt Term.
Monster BuUCnETrr, an a'voHrlshe french
Teacher, isalso engaged tor hat Department.
Circulars containing mare particular miounail"n
may Re olia uci Nv application tu ile iru"l al Miss
LIZ, oratthc Bookstore Of NJ. u 4. Dramas.
Rnrmgion. March 29ih. lsl2.
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NOTICE..
NOTICE.
bye Laws or rcgu!a tons of the town of Bur-
IingtOn. adOptch at March Meeting, 1912.


|. Any person owning or having in his care or keep
ing any swine which he shall suffer to run at large
upon the highway within the limits Of the town Of
Burlington, shall forfeit penalty of fifty cent for
each swine found running at large as aioIe-
sad to be recovered before any court proper to try
the same with costs of suit moety thereof 10 the
use OF the town. and the other moiely the Of the
person who shall for, and recover the same.
in said town, shall be forfeit to any person who will
take up the same.
g. ii any swine shall be found running at large MS
aforesaid, any person may take up and detain the
same aud shall within twenty four hours give notice
thereof TO the owner or keeper of said swine il
known; ard if not known, by setting up a written
notice, dcscrbn g as may be- the natural and
artificial marks of said svlne in two of the most pu
| lie place in SAID town. one Of which shall be in the
| vicinity where said swine were taken up, And the
person taking up said swine may keep the same in
his custody until the or keeper shall pay the
| person having said swine in custody, the aforcsalc
penalty for the uses aforesaid together with cent,
per head, fees and reasonable Tor furnishing
| sad swine with food, while in custody And uues.
the o!.ner or keeper Of said swine, so taken up n:
aforeolid, shall within ten days after the notice aiorc
said, claim SAID swine and pay to the person VII,
shall take up said swine the penalty aforesaid ans
said fees, together with the expenses of Keeping SAT-
swine the person taking up SAID swine shall b
hereby authorized and empowered 10 sell the sam
BY public cuction and the avalls of said sale, are
dcducng said fees and the expense OF keeping sni
swine shall be equally divided between the town an
the person taking up sad SWINE
BY order of the Seectmcn.
CUAS RUSSELL +, r. &.
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MRS. GIBBS.

It will be almost needless to say that the
Court House may be expected TO be crowded
BY all the lovers of good music, when it is an
nounced the above estlmable and talented Lady
has recovered from a severe illness. and will
give Concert on Tuesday Evening next. We
understand that one of Munson's best Piano
Fortes is to be used on the occasion, so be pre-
pare for rich treat.
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SreoSos Il Co. } CHTTEspEy CouSrY CorRT,
"a : August Term A. u. lSIl.
HAAS G. EAroS.S Whereas George b. Shaw,
Timothy +. Strong and william l.. Strong, all OF
Burlingtonin said County Of .htten;en, Partners and
Merchants in trade At said Burlington, by the namo
and style Of "SrRoSas e. Co" commenced their sui,
in said Court ut the August Term thereof A. d. 1S4l,
against Hiram c. Eaton of Bolton in the Province of
Canad', therein declaring against said Eaton in a
plea Of the for 10000, for goods, wares and
merchandise before that time sold and delivered by
Plaintiffs, to the Defendant, and also for So O. money
had and received to and for the Plaintiffs use by the
Defendant and which Defendant, had not paid,
though requested. which suit having been duly enter.
cd in said Court, the plaintiffs appeared by their Attor-
neys Shaw and Weston and the said Eaton not ap-
pearng and not being made to appear to said Court,
that The said Eaton has had personal notice of the SER
vice snd tendency of s1d suit the nd Court ordered
that the sad suit lie continued TO the next Term of
said Court, 10 be holden on the ith Tuesday Of MAY
next and the said Court further ordered that notice Of
the service and tendency of said srit given 10 the
sand Eaton, byp hlishing the substance of the Plain.
's 81! declaration and this order in The Burlington
/ Free Press, newspaper printed in said Burlington,
three weeks successfully, the last Of which publica-
tons 10 beat east twenty days before the sitting Of
sld Court which hall be cons dered sufficient nutce
to the said Eaton to appear and make answer to said
SUIT.
April T. 1872 WM. NOBLE, Clerk.
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18th. APRIL 1912
Arrised home astepening By Steamer White
Hail. ID. Lyon Capt.
- IL HOW Arm

Proprietor Of Tie Peoples Cheap Ca,h Sorc-who
will dispose ofgoods as opportunity affords, AT prices
in exact accordance with the times, as let what Ill
come, some articles Of merchandise are always re-
qnircl, and good bought for the purpo
Of leng kept TO look All any old good 10 lie
sold, every and all fair cxcriions will be used effect
sale, and i've entire satisaciionto purchasers On the
cash system, hy applying at said HOWARlrS.
Sllks, Mullins, Laces, Shaws, and a variety Of
light articles, Just opened for spring trade this day
for unusually low prices, at IOWARD'S
18th Aprl AZ
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WYE the subscribers, having been appointed, by
w the Honorable the Probate Court Tor the Dis
rlctof Grand Isle, commissioners TO receive, oXaulne
an adjust the claims, apd dclnands Of all persons,
against the Estate Of notsey Cochran late OF North
claims and demands exhibited IN offset thereto, aud
six months from tn, 10th day of March \ d, lSi2
being all wed by said Cour ior that purpose, we d,
therefore hereby giye notice that We VIII meet M the
dwelling house OF Jedcdilh =. I.add IN the town o
North Nero the 10Th lay of September at otllch
\. VI. A, D. lG!2.
ELISHA HlGBARD Cor. rols
LEWIS RUNSON sionsrs.
Ho.tn Hero March 2tst l2i2
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Petition TO sell Land.

STATE OF VERMONT At a Probate Court hold
District of Grand Isle IS. en- at my dwelling house
in North Heron said district on the 18th day of April
h. ID. 1912.
David Webster, of Constable, in the State of New
York, Father and Guardian of Edwin A. Webster,
Wallis Webster and David Webster unr. minors, FL
ed in SAID Court his petition in writing setting forth,
fee of about twenty two of land situate in North
Hero, in the county of Grand Isle, and State of Yer
mont, and is that part of the farm Of land Of which
John Moore died seized and on which he died. and
which was afterwards set off to the sa.d wards as
representatives ofPermela Webster as heircss to the
estate of the said John Moore deceased, and that the
SAID wards as representatives aforesaid en'i-
led TO one fourth part of the reversionary interest Of
the Widows Dover IN the estate of the said John
Moore deceased, and further setting forth that it
would conduce to Che interest of his said Wards to sell
the whole of the aforesaid Ian s and interest in said
dover ondhavc the proceeds thereof vested in real
tate in the town Of Consabci in the Stae of Newly or
And praying sa Court TO grant him cencc and EN-
power him the said guardian TO sell and convey the
lands aforesaid and the said wards interest in the
dover aforesaid for the purpose aforesaid aprceaby
| 10 the statue IN such case made and provided
| Therefore the Court aforesaid doth appoint the 2ls
day of May A. ID. 1912 for hearing and deciding OF
aid petition at my dwelling house in North Hero ant
doth order that all persons interested be notified there
of by Publication of this order containing the sub
stance of sal petition three weeks successfully i'll tn
| Burlington Free Press, newspaper printed At Bur
| lngton,in the county of Chenden all Of which pub
| licaons to be previous to the said DIST day Of Ma
a. d. 1872, and the said Guardian is ordered to Civ
his SAID Wards personal notice Of his petition an
| this order.
Given under my hand and the seal of said Cour, a
! North Hero, the 18th day Of April, A. d. 1912.
| JDET AT + EN- Jplop.
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WILLIAM Il. FlAool STATE OF VERMONT,

VS. CiiHendea County S.
Ronrpr y. FlAcK. -. In Caoncery.
County of Chitenden, on the 9Th day of April A. d,
1872, filed in the office Of the Cle, of the court Of
chancery within and for said County of Chttonden,
his bill of complaints against Robert \. Flack, OF
WlllisLoro in the State OF New York, setting forth
in substance, that the said Robert n. on the tenth
day of May \. d. 1888, executed 10 the sail William
H. four prOmssory notes each for the sum of one
hundred and stvcn;y-iive dollars payable in one, two
three and four year from date Respectively the sad
William IL. order with interest, all dated the same
tenth day of May 4. d. lS}Si thar, to secure the
payment thereof the said Robert y. on tho same
tenth day of May, \. d. 1888, by his decd of that
of andlynG Champion Street, in the village of
Burlington, beng part of quarter acre lots No. H. y
and -, beng the honestead-or house lot IN which
Tenas Fagg, late .of sad Burlington, deceased last
resided with condition thereto annexed, that if the
said Robert n. hl> heirs, executors or administrators
should pay the said sums of money specified in said
four notes according to the term thereof then the said
deed to be void otherwise of force And further set
ting forth that tine sad notes had not been pad, nor
any part thereof, and praying said CUur TO decree
that the SAID Robert \. pay 10 he sail William II.
the sad sums Of money aud the interest thereon and
costs, by short day 10 be appointed by said court
md III default of such payment that the sad Robert
n. and all persons claiming under him, NAV e for
closed of all equtg oil redemption or C. aim in and 10
sad mortgaaed premises.
And whereas, II appears TO sad court that the SAID
Robert y. resides out OF the State Of Vermont and
that subpnna cannot be served on him;
Therefore, the Court aforesaid 10th herel Y order
that the said Robert n. be notified and required to
appear before said Courl the first day of the term
thereof mex, 10 be holden at Burlington within and
for laid Comfy Of Chenden on the fourth Thursday
of May \. d. 1872, AMI make answer TO said u of
complaint, by publication of This order containing
the substance Of said bill, three weeks successfully
in the Burlington Free Press newspaper printed in
said Burlington the last of which pu ltations to be
at least twenty days previous to the commencement
,f lao ,artn nt snl n ~ hold nj
Burlington on the fourth Tuesday Of May 1872, as
aforesaid.
Given under my hand at said Burlington this sih
day Of April A. d. 1912.
WM NOZZLE Clerk
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Thaddcus Halls Estate.

Thaddcus Halls Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT I At Probate Court held
District of Chitenden, S. at Burlington within and
for the District aforesaid on the Goth day of April A.
ID. 1912, an instrument purportlng to be the last
Will and Testament of Thaddeus Hall, late of Rich
Court here for Probate, by Joseph A. Hall Of the
Executors therein named.
THEREFORE, it is ordered by said Court, tina,
public notice be given to all persons erested there
in to appear before said Court, at session thereof
BE- holden al the Eagle Hall in Wllison in said dis
ric on the third Monday of May A. ID. 1912, and con
test the Probate of sad Will, and it is further
dcred that this order be published three weeks sue
ce,svely in the Burlington Free Press newspaper
printed at Burlington, in this State the last of which
shall be previous to the day assigned aforesaid fo
hearing.
Given under my hand at the Registers Office Thu
Goth day of April A. D. l542.
WIN WESTON Register.
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NOTICE..

"A LII persons indebted to US are requested to make
IA immediate payment, whether the amount be
cents or dollars. PANGBORN d. BRINSMAlD.
We are receiving additions to our stock Of most
articles wanted in our line, which we shall be happy
to sell at low pricos Watches Silk purses, Knives
Razers, Scissors, &c. &c. p. u 6.
ADril 70
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also that they be published in tho two newspapers of
this village. CHALON +. DAvEY, Prest
=, JAMES II. ALLEN, Secretary.
u ". NJ, April 25th, 1912.
lnths town, on the 22nd inst. JoHN PoMERoy,
youngest son of Doctor VIM. At%oter, aged 1 year
and months.
"As the sweet flower that scents the morn,
"But withcrsin the rising day
THUS lovely was this infants dawn
"Thus swiftly fled its life away"
In this town, on the 10Th inst. WILLIAM Z. son oil
Mr. jeremiah Tryon, aged years.
In Salisbury Vermont on the 2nd inst. Mrs SorHiA
M. CHANpoNET, wife of Horace b. Clark, aged lg
years.
In Hnesburgh, of consumption on the 4nst. Mrs
| SALLY T. BosrfcK wife of Era>tus Bostick Esq.
aged 67.
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POLLY MORTON'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, The Honorable the Pro-
District of Chittenden, bate Court for the Dis
trct Of Chittenden
To all persons Concerned in the estate of Polly
Morton late fWillis,on in said District deceased,
Greeting.
Whereas, John VanScklen, Executor of the last
will and testament Of said deceased, proposes to rem
der an account of his administration, and Present his
account against sad estate for examination and al
owance at a session Of the Court Of Probate, TO be
holden at the Registers office in Burlington in sal
district on the second Wednesday of May next.
Therefore, You are hereby notified to appear before
said court at the time and place Aforesaid, and shev
cause if any You have, why the account aforesaid
should not be allowed
Given under my hand at Burlington this Goth ia!
, of April A. ID. 1872.
WN WESTON P,1;syer
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NOTICE MERCHANTS.
That buy Crockery - Glass Ware.
INARsAk WAIT ~ ROOT give uuil

l. merchants in the adjoining CounJc, that they
have their spring stock Of Cru'key IN store anil are
10 any amount pack IN the most workman he man
ner at New YORK. and Boston prices, winch will he
Inanesy great saving 10 all that buy ofus All or
ders promPlyexee ltcd At Their store, Ccrner Church
and Coleae sGtet', B-Gnglon.