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PETITION TO sELLLANDs.

STATE OF y!E,RMoNT.| TsBrosate cour, held
in and for the district of Chtenden the ninth day
of November, A. d. 1912, present the Hon. Charles
RUSSELL Judge Elias Lyman of Burlington aforesaid
having piled said court his petition in writing, set
ting forth that he is guardian Of VIM G. Harrington
Of said Burlington, and George T.. Harrington now
of Boston, in the State Of Massachusetts, minor
sons Of George Y. Harrington, late of said Burling.
ton deceased that said wards are seized, as tenants
in common, in their own right in fee of the following
described lots of land situated in ST. Adams in the
county of Franklin, viz lots numbered ninety nine
tlrsnty one one hundred serenity eight one hundred
serenity nine t,ro hundred eight tho hundred nine,
and one hundred ssrcnty one; that il would be con.
ducve the interest of said wards to have the whole
of said lots of land sold for the purpose Of putting
the proceeds of such sale at interest," and praying said
court to license him the said guardian to sell all Of
said lots of lands THEaEroRE the court aforesaid
doth appoint the t,centy eighth day of November,
1872 fof hearing and deciding on said petition, Of the
Office of the Register Of said court in said Burlington
and doth order that all persons interested be notified
thereof by publication of this Order containing the
substance of said petition, three weeks successfully
in the BuRLiNoToN FREE Pass, q newspaper ptn.
ted in said Burlington, the last Of which publications.
To be previous to the day appointed Aforesaid for
hearing.
Given under my hand at said Burlington this ninth
day of November A. ID. 1912
WIN. WESTON, RrotsrER.
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THE NEW GERMAN STORE.

THE undersigned respectfully inform the inhab-
L tans of Burlington and vicinity, that they have
Just returned from New. ork with extensive stock
of the most superior Groceries, Choicest Fruits, &c.
offered to the inhabitants of this state, consist
ing in part of the followng-viz:
CARS,
Double and Single Refined Crushed and Brown.
TEAS,
Imperial, Hyson, Gunpowder, Young Hyson Hy-
son Skin, SIchong and Polchong.
COFFEE,
Old Government Java, Laguira. &c.
FRUITS,
New Malaga and ) ultana Raisns,
Currants, choice French Prnes ia glass jars,
Bordeaux soft shelle. and >helled Almonds,
Figs, Citron, New Tamarind>, Olives, Capers,
Cocoa and Madeira Nuts, filberls &c.
Sardnes IN Olive Oil, Anchovics and Dntch Hcrings
Italian Maccaroni and vermicelli French Pickles,
London Walnut Kelchlp and JuiuLePaste,
Nmmegs, Maze and other spices,
French sweet Chocolate and superior Cocoa,
French prepared and English Mustard
Olive Oil, Sperm OIL and Candles,
Be>, colorcd Sperm Candles, for parties,
CASTLE, Variegacd and Family Soap.
Also, The PuRE Holland (Schledam) Gin. French
Cognac and Cognac Champaign, Tor MEDICINE, the
real HedScl Champaign, Orange Curacao Liqueur,
Spanish, French and German Wines, Vintages Of 1922
and 1884 for medicine.
Their stock oflmpor,cd Cigars isunsurpassed, con-
sistng of the following choice Brand, LA Union,
Regaia, JaqueZ, Britannia Manila Cheroois Princess
Norma; also the German Smoking tobacco Klnas-
tcr and long Dutch Pipes.
The subscribers expect not hoard up trea sures in
times like the present, nor would they lie disposed so
TO DO among the citizens OF place where they have
been welcomed with such cordial lileraty, but they
do hope that the peculiar care and attention they have
bestowed in the selection of their various goods should
lie rewarded by finding purchasers for then that they
may hereafter be encouraged bring again into the
market the choicest novel articles with which they
are now supplied and which they offer to the public
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The NATURAL CoMPAss-The New York
Mechanic, in eemarking upon the polar plant Of
the prairies, says-"al forest trees as a general
rule, send out longer branches on the north
than on the south side. From this circumstance,
it is an easy matter for any person who is be-
wdered in a forest, to ascertain which is the
northern direction and shape his course accord
ingly."
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r,rr, $50, r.o,., ,r,. .
shin G,ladnn;a Cant tott arrived n, Rns,an nn
Wednesday morning. She sailed from Liyernool
Io,h nj, ord hronnS, onJop and 7 ;vornoai 49,, fv'
70 kat Than adj a., Inr,
The intelligence we find in our amne files i; M, IS
much importance nor of sufficient interest IN renua
nnch snace ~ f
fThe treaty bet,yecn ,his corptry ond Cro,ord ,,,
ratified on The I4ih nt and sent omt hu Sn CO.,
Western " ~ ~ ~
The Great Western arrival n, pr;s,oI ~, Tho 1ou,
ult. and was nut up for sale at nnbIic nnc,ion nm
Mondoy Tho jT,b nj, 81 ,no p Ill -; t a.. III
comnnnv Mt sic 0oo The b,dding ben" ;oo ow The he
Directors were Then instructed IN ,reat for s,le hn
private contract, She was m sail from Pr;s,nI Scy
this port on The 22nd with over loo nossenoers and
nav ho oynoo,oJ ~ dou w " Nv p'''eseis' anu
There is no favorable chance in ,he nros,oc,s n
trade-large masses of the laiorous nopnIaton con
tnue Out OF employ. WV
From The mnnniacturino dis,r;,.,s ,yo con,;nro 70
receiveverv unsosS c,ory rono,sos y, he
Of the ac,ores anJ n's 70 te
Market remains dnll and noc,;yo Drr;np11 ,ho So,
nah, nrev;ous m he s,;na If ,bo ,oo',s o ,o,'
sactions We're m snch va, i;,od n"Ia' a ~
C,rd M scone for romarL ha io,o us 70 a.
Manchester RAM, (oIluded m becnro,bar ,ond n,rch
to paraze. trade.
who explored the North Eastern Boundary on the
mart of Great Brtoin in lslo nnder,ooL in IN osor
dinner sneech M pjymonIh 10 darond H. 80, .
concluded between Enolandond the ITn,ed S,o,ss ~
He expressed il as his opinion that The settlement
that had been made The best for both pares that
could be made. He strongly condemned The attack 8
upon the terms of the treaty made by the English
nress. ~ N
The American Chamber of commerce at Liver.
pool have addressed memorial TO Sir Robert Peel
Returned tn yb "pU uaor;a,s NO a"s"ei haa peeh
The quantity Of American Tobocco IN hand in
LyerpooI WINS so LARGE thai II was fund necessorv
to procure additional store houses for its storage
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Fashionable Goods.

THE subscriber has just returned from New York
L with the Fall Report of Fashions & full supply
of GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING
suitable to.the season, consisting of
Broad and Beaver Cloths of the bes, quality in
market.
Do do ID quality,
Plain and Fancy Casslmefcs of every style, colour
and quality
SILK Velvets, Wool Vevets, Satne,ts, Valencia and
silk Vesiings and Trimmings OF every kind and the
laies style,
Also, rich variety of Stocks, Cravats, Scarf- Boz
sons Collars, Shirts Suspenders, Gloves, sc. &c.
all OF which Will be soil nj prices 10 srit the times
for ready pay tie is ready make to order on the
shortest notice any garment whatsoever, according 10
the most approved style, and warrant fits in all cases.
All former patrons are solicited to continue their
patronage hoping his untrns ze1l and attention to
business 70 merit share of the public patronage.
CUTTING for oilers 10 make mp will be attended
10 with Part cular attention and despatch.
Shop on Church ST., doors south olIhe Bank.
c. BENSS,J u.
Burlington, Oct. %. 1872. 2lw3
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SALE or BANKRUPT EFFECTS.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of the
several orders and DEGREES of Bankruptcy in tho
following cases. issued out of the District Court Of
the United States for the District Of Vermont, will
sell at PUBLIC AUCTION, ut the time AMI places
hereinafter mentioned, such effects Of the Bankrupts
named below as tecame vested in me by virtue fihc
DEGREES aforesaid.
Elects of Gary Munger of Colchester.
All the right, title, and interest of Gary Munger TO
a house and one of land, situate in Colchester
described in his schedule as the dwelling house,
cupiod by him, and on which Lyman and Marsh have
claim of about five hundred dollars. Also, sundry
Judgements Notes and Accounts against the follow
ing persons, viz; Ephraim Pike .20 A. l.. Hath
eway $500 Cassius Cooley s23 90, Ira Tubbs $500
Ebenezer Allen 1884, - Remedy of Colchester 81 49,
James Mccain SO co. Alphonzo Collins 81, 90 John
b. klllups si,96, John Smith 1896, John Herrin OF
Colchester for three cords wood, r. Il. kellogg 50 | |
payable in Tailoring, r. b, kellogg 81 81. The a ove
sale at my office i'll Burlington, Saturday Now 10,
1912
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ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA.
Eleven Days Later from England.


The steam-packet Caledonia, Capt. Lott,
arrived Nov. ? at Boston from Liverpool via
Halifax. Left Liverpool on her regular
day, the 18th Of October, to which date, in
elusive, we have Liverpool papers and Lon
don to the evening of the 18Th.
THE TREATY RATIFIED
The London papers are vocal on the sub.
ject of the treaty; and the inference from
their tone is strong that it had actually been
ratified, or was on the point of being so.-
There is, moreover, rumor brought by the
passengers, that the ratification had already
taken place, and that tho messenger who
carried out the treaty would return with the
necessary documents by the Great Western.
Mr. Fea,herstonhaugh has been making a
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In Charlotte on the 10th inst. by the Rev. Mr.
Meeker of Sheburn, Mr. Hugh Tagard to Miss Lucy
Ann Hickok, both Of Charlotte.
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VARIETY or GOODS.

- wishing to buy Casiors Walters, Plated, German
Silver, Iron or Pewter Spoons, Tea Pots, TumbIers
Lamps, Molasses Cups, Cream Cups, Spuoons,
Brushes, Combs, Clocks, SnnierS Trays. Candle
sticks and all such goods are daily needed IN iam
lies, are respectfully and cordially invited 10 look al
some which we bought 10 sell (not keep at low pri
ces; will try 10 SUI, all, with good goods al low
prices. ltcoss nothing TO look al them.
20 PANGBORN g. BRINSMAID.
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Hardware,

THE subscriber continues 10 have on hand gen.
L eral and well selected assortment Of Hardware,
in its various branches, all Of which he will sell very
iop for Cash, and would respectfully solicit attention
to the same, from those wishing TO purchase.
WIN. J. HUNT.
Stong's bnding, College ST., Nov. II. 1912.
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Value of Money to the People.
HOWARD of the Cheap Cash Store has again re-
i turned from New York, and in the multiplicity of
engagements in receiving, opening, marking and ar
ranging the goods for delivery, he as 10 be excused
from saying al present further Than that complete
setof prices is being attached every description
If merchandise TO correspond with the present low
prices of domestic commodities, and as the whole
trade is conducted on the Cash system, those having
little or much meney can have their Goods cheaper
than ever before. Come and STE at III
Oct. IL, 1872. HOWARD'S.
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nALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
~ cure bruises, >cal,, AMI all sore. pan,, &c.
Balm OF Columbia Tor the hair.
Hay, Linment 10 cure Piles.
Soothing Syrup, for chdren-anj all kinds Of Shcr-
mans Lozenge~, Poor Mans pla>ters, Tooth Pastes
&c, sold by PANGDORS X BRINsMAIp.
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Fashionable Millinery.

Fashionable Millinery.
MRS. NJ. FRASER,
HAS lust returned from New York with the new
L ia HONS for Cioaks, Dresses, Bonnets, and
Caps she has an assortment Of
Fur Neck Ties, Boas. silk Velvets, Lawns,
Gimps. Fringes, and Gloves, Mitts. Bonnet
Flowers; silks, Trimmings,
and many other articles;
Allof which she will sell as cheap as they can lie af-
forlcd or work them up to order
Burlington, Nor l, 1912. 23w3
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farm situate in the town of Underhill containing
fifty acres being pant of hundred lot No a. in
the first division Of lots in said town; Also seventy
five acres, beng part Of lo No. so in the second d
vision Of lots in said town. The above pieces Of land
will be sold subject 10 mortgage Of the Bank Of Bur
llngton, mortgage TO Hosea Spauldng, and mort
gage TO Thomas Hoe leys estate, TO the pay
men of the several ilnbi'Ires therein named. Also
farm situate in said underhill, containing one hvn-
bred and seventy acres being land conveyed by Cur
It's Parker to Chester Parker and which is sui Jet
TO a mortgage to the Bank of St. Adams TO secure
the payment If sundry notes amounting in the whole
to fourteen hundred dollars exclusive OF interest
promisory note for sxtytwo dollars, dated March q,
1912 signed by Leonard NJ Dixon IL Co. payable
TO Curtis Parker or bearer. Also, Ten cows one two
year cd heifer, one horse, six hogs single wagon
and one single sleigh, on which sunGry attachments
were made prcyo..- to the decree of Bankruptcy of
the said Chester Parker and said property sold; The
whole will now lie sold subject to the several claims
or attachments, which will be particularly described
at the time of sale. Also, Tons of hay Is bushels
of potatoes, bushels Of wheat, $50 sap tubs cha
dron Kettle, 2 sap holders, gun, COW, buffalo
skin. saddle, single harness. Sale of the above
articles at Martin G. Barneys Inn, in Underhll,
Tuesday Nov. %, 1872 at o'clock P. NJ.
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October Goth, 1912,
LOVELY & SEYMOUR

A RE now opening and Offer for sale heavy stock
n of seasonahe DRY GOODS, 10 which The al
tennon Of purchasers is respectfully invited. The
stock comprises large variety of
BROAD CLOTHS, BEAVER CLOTHS,
Cassmeres, Alpaccas, Bombazines, in short, every
article necessary TO constitute full assortment of
Fall and Winter Goods
Also
good assortment Of CROCKERY and a large
quantity of DRY GROCERIES,
The public are assured that The above are for sale
oW.
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MOTHERS RELIEF, warranted genuine sold : y
WI 1881 PANGuoaN e. BRINsMAip.
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Gilbert Barto's Estate.

NTE the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for The Dis
trct OF Chenden, commissioners 10 receive, exam
inc and lust the claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate COLBERT BARTO, late of Hines
burgh, in said District deceased represented insol-
vent, and also all claims and demands exhibited in
Offset thereto; and six months from the day Of the date
hereof, being allowed by said court for that purpose,
we do therefore hereby give notice, that will at
tend to the business of our appointment at the dwell
ing of John 5. Patrick, incsburgh, in said District
on the first Mondays Of November and May next, al
| O'Clock, p. M, on each ofsald days.
Dated, tins 12h day Of October, A. d. 1872
f bAHIE T. p PATrRhiGs' Commissioners.
George NIoore's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, The Honorable the Pro-
District OF Chenden, ble Court f ihe D,tr ct
Of Chitendcn, to all persons concerned IN the estate
Of George Moore late Of Burlington in said District,
deceased. GREETING.
WHEREAS the administrators Of the estate of laid
deceased, pr poses 10 render account of their adj
mlnlstralon, and present their account against said
estate for examination and allowance a, session OF
the Court of Probate, TO lie holden the Registers
Office IN sad district, on the second Wednesday Of
December next.
Therefore you are hereby no,tiel TO appear leforc
SAID Court, at time and place aforesaid, and hew
cause If any you have, why the account aforesaid
should not lie allowed.
Given under my hand a, Burlington this Is, day
of November A. d. 1912 90
WIN. WESTON, Register,
NE the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District OF Chtenden, commissioners to receive, ex-
anime and adjust the claims and demands of all per-
sons against the estate OF IRA SMITH, late of
Wlston, in said District, deceased represented in
solvent, and also all claims and demands exhibited
IN offset theretO and six months from the day of the
date hereof being allowed by said Court for that pur-
pose, do therefore hereby give notice. that we will
attend to the business of our appointment, at the
dwelling Of Widow Hannah Smith, in Williston in
slld District, on the fourth Mondays November and
March next at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on each Of said days.
Dated this 18th day Of October, A. D. 1912.
ALoNzo +. FAxroN, Commits.
% THERON WiSsLow. ( soners.
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TO COUNTRY e. OTHER MER-
CHANTS

CH1NTS.
SR DOZEN Pen and Pocket Knives, on cards of
w one dozen each; 30 doz. Scissors, do
he doz. Razors in sing cases, which bought
low and will be sold by the card package at such
prices that they scarcely fail to afford the retailer
from rs 10 100 per cent advance.
Slrong's building, College 81. WIN. J. HUNT.
Nov. IL, 1912.
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Labor Saved

TN Cleaning and Scrubbing by using some ,crub.
i bns Brushes which we shall be happy TO furnish
those who wish; the price saved in hard work by one
days use PANopoRy q Ba,SsM.,n
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Copartnership Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the copar,nership
~ heretofore existing under the firm of FARRAR,
WAIT d ROOT, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, Joseph Wait having purchased the stock
and debts of T.. l.. Farrar and II. f. Root, Joseph
Wait duly authorized TO settle all the affairs of the
late hrm. EBEN l.. FARRAR
JOSEPH WAIT,
HIRAM +. ROOT.
Burlington, Oct. 10TH 1912.
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DANCING SCHOOL.
A Great Race.

A Great Race.
THE money that has given so great chase for
L Cheap Goods may overlake and secure them
e.ectually by taking the up and doing, quick and
cheap cash road: 20 HOWARD'S.
Cold and frosty, bright and carlyI
Thursday morning, Nov. A. 1912.
CARPETlNGS..-.Af few Hundred yards for
~ sale by the subscriber, al the whole ale n. Y.
prices, for Cash. II. w. ChTLlN.
Nov. 3, 1912 90
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ALBANY AND BOSTON RAIL ROAD.
Fare through TO Boston SIS.
H1EA. Es1Mn, En3a. 49,, ~
.Ess55,ESH- -ESdadi 49, Hst5 81

& ash &C. E1 81
Morning train through to Boston, leaves the Depot
at Greenkush at before o'clock precisely every
morning, Sundays excep,ed) arrives at Chatham s.
p. NJ. and at Boston 6.
Breakfast al Chatham.
Passengers must leave Albany, by the south ferry,
not later than CT o'clock.
The afternoon train leaves the Depot in Greenbush
at before O'clock arrives at Chatham at o'clock,
at Ptsfcld 81, at Springfield g..
Passengers can leave Springfield al A. NJ and ar.
rive in Boston at III A. NJ.
Passengers leave Albany as above at l2a o'clock,
and not later to insure passage.
The cars Of the Hudson and Berkshire road will
run between Chatham and Hudson in connexlon with
both trains.
T'OR HARTFORD AND NEW IA YEN.
Passengers leaving Albany in the morning from
Greenbush, arrive in Springfield at l22 m.-may
leave Springfield at O'Clock for Hartfoid-thence by
cars arrive in New Haven by u p. M. or leave
Greenbush in the before p IN. train, arrive in
Springfield at 81 p. m.-thence at o. m. by Steam
Boat 10 Hartford, arriving there at ll-thence by
Steam Boat at Up. IN. arrive in New York next
morning by 5 o'clock, or they may leave Hartford
for New Haven by Rail Rood at p M and arrive
there at II p. m.
Steamboat leaves New Haven for N. York daily.
TO GREENF1ELD HANOVER AND
IA VEPTILL.
Stages will leave Springfield, daily, at 9 p. NJ for
Haverhi.l, via Northampton Greenfield Bra,tleboro'
and Hanover
Stages also run daily from West Brookfed to
Ware and Enfeld-from Palmer to Thee Rivers,
Belchertown, Amherst and Monson-From Wilbra-
ham TO South Hadley and Northampton.
Fare TO Springfield 49,
Passengers are particularly requested to procure
tickets before taking seatsin the cars
Tickets can be obainedn Albany at G. R. Paynes
Office, q Broadway, or at ticket Office in Depot at
Greenbush
FREIGHT DEPARTMENTAL Freight Tram
will leave Greenbush daily, Sundays sxceped) for
Boston, at A. M.
Charges for Flour to all stations east of Springfield,
37s cts. per barrel.
-, First class freight, such as imported Dry Goods,
I'd class, such as Hides, Leather, Hemp, Grass seed,
Fresh meat and Fish, at so per 20o0 lbs Sd class,
such as Cotton, Dve Woods, Molasses Sugar, &c. at
s. per 1000 lbs: 4th class, such Coal, Grain, Pig
Iron, Lumber, Wood, &c, at 81 per 200O lbs
Parcels less than 900 lbs. at first class rates.
Every information will be given at the office in the
Depot at Greenbush.
s. WITT, Freight Agent.
w. H.TOWNSEND,
Master transportation.
Depo, Greenbush, Nov. s, 1912.
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All Persons having unsettled accounts with the
late firm are requested TO call and adjust them with
out delay, at the store of the subscriber,
Church and College st.
JOSEPH WATT
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Effects of Iucius Woodland, of Essex.

All the interest of Lucus Woodland 10 lot No. 10:
No. l6l containing eighteen and three iourihs,
and five OF lot No. Is, allying in Essex, and
which were mortgaged TO Orvil Sinclair, and Decree
in Chancery passed thereon Also, all claim to 10,
No - supposed 10 be forty fo'r acres together with
the buildings erected thereon in SAID Essex. One
Lumber Shed built on jos e Thompsons land in
Jericho, note against Merrill Fellows for smith
work for S52,02 subject TO offset of Merrill Fell
oert Mechanics of Underhill Of ST 63, an accoun,
arains, Ferris Doyle of Essex Tor $40, payable in
shingles. All claims which may be due Lucius Wood
ard arising out of partnership heretof re existing
between him and Merrill Fellows for Blacksmith
work. One span of bay horses, five tons OF hay,
one single Wagon and harness, one double and one
single sleigh, together with sundry farming tools
Also guns. The above sale at Henry g. STATIONS
Inn in Essex, on Monday Nov. 81, 1912, al 10
o'clock, A. NJ.
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Effects of Mark Norris. OF Colchester.

The interest of Mark Norris to his portion OF pota-
toes, corn oats, and Indian wheat, growing on the
farm hired by him of Amos Brown of Colchester
Also note ngainsi Jacob Il. Eddy for 50 10 payable
in maple sugar, against Jacob r. Eddy for SO,
payable III sap tabs. The above sale a Mar Norris
house, in Colchester, on Monday Nov. %. 1872 at
2o'clock P, NJ
NATHAN B. IIASWELL, Assign.e.
Burlns ton, October 25 1872.
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Effects of John sinclair. of Essex.

About fifty acres OF land Oh which John Sinclair
of six bundred dollars, A port,,n Of the produce
raised said farm consisting OF hay, corn potatoes
&c. Also 100 lbs pork, one plough, one drag, one Ok
sled, and one horse sled The above sale Mt John
Snclars house, Wednesday, Nov. %, 1912, at II o.
clock A. NJ.
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Cloth Cans.

A NEW assortment just reed. n. w. CATLIN.
"a Sept. cath. 1870 ~ 20 I..,.
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Effects of Simeon CovilI, of burlington.

One OK cart one horse cart, one harness. Also, q
cooper's shop situate on land owned by Solomon
Miller in Wills.on. Also, one pew No. IS in tue
Brick meeting house in Wiston The above sac
at the Eagle Hotel, Wston, on Friday, Nov. %,
lSi2, at ., o'clock p. NJ.