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yld Wade and Ann Smith, formerly Ann Wade
Plaintiffs,
Benjamin Bcllamy and Frances his wife, formerly
Frances Wade, William Bellarnv, Polly Bellamy,
Joshua Bethany, John Bethany. George Belamy. Sally
Bethany. Bclsey Bethany and Samuel I,eamy (he last
SIX of whom infants under the age of twenty one
years, by Robert {. Mitchell, their guardian ad em,)
Defendants.
In CHAHcERy.
This day this cause again to be heard, upon
the papers formerly read and the report of Nelson Sale
who directed by decree in this cause, at the May
term Of this court, 1910. to make provisions for the
support Of MIlley, an old nm negro belonging 10 the
estate of David Wade. deceased, to which there is no
exception, and argued by counsel: consideration
whereof the court doth confirm said report and doth
der that Nelson Sale, administrator of David Wade,
deceased and commissioner appointed to sell the slaves
OF said decedent, do render of his admnstra
ton of said estate and commissioner before
missioner of this court who is hereby directed IL
inc and settle the same, and make report thereof
to this court, with any matter specially stated, thought
pertinent by himself or required by the parties to be
stated. A Copy-Tesc.
RO. c. MITCHELL, C.B.C.
CoMMIssIoNER's OFEIcE.
Liberty, July 10, 1912. s
The parties in the above will take notice, that |
SHALL my office in this town, the hour of 10 O'Clock
the morning of Saturday, the ooh day of August,
1912, the directed by the foregoing
decree, at which time and place they will attend with
their accounts, vouchers, witnesses and copies of court
papers, for examination and settlement.
JOS WILSON, Com.
July 81 w4w
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hASIING~. Pots. Ovens, Skilles. &c. For sale
~ cheap for the money IL. Is. RICHARDS.
July 2S II
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&IA" ceent and never falling VV<T
~e-Ax---- spring of water, at a conyp- -
distance from the house asuperior vegc able anhow-
garden, and every out house that could add ih
fort and convenience Of family Attached to ihisplac.
is large and new brick store house. containing five
rooms besides the cellar and wooden store house W d.
three rooms. which have for many years been successive
" occupied by James y. Wood Esq. Mcssrs Thveau
& MILLER. and Miller. Thweatt < Hudson eligible
and successful stand Tor merchandise The hdses
and lot OF wood land adjoining. containing abo. 10
Acres could be conveniently severed from the DIV Hing
and farm if desired by the purchasers
Also, another small Tract Of Land, bout
twelve miles n. w Of Prince Edward Court buse
adjoining the lands of James Mckle Joshua Route, and
others. and containing abont 80 acres, with buildings
sufficient for small family. There is this
spring of mine raj water of some value.
Also. vacant lot in the town of Farmvillc. Mo-
III VIM. q. Venable's survey.
These several tracts of land for the present ored
for sale privately Gentlemen wishing purchase aa
vted to view for themselves. he Halifax Tract of nnd
will be shown to purchasers by Mr. Meadows Che IAN
ager the farm Capt John S. Peasants resid, in
the neghborhood. The lands in Prince Edward vii be
shown by Col I'hweatt OF myself
BY virtue of the same authority, shall offer for ale.
at Prince Edward Court house. on Tuesday, the 9th
day of July next, (hat being Court day at public
ton, FOR CASH.
Is or 20 LTKELI' .I'EGROES,
10 shares of Stock in the Appomattox Company
and road Wagon and team of good Horses. Theme
groes consist of men, women, boys and girls in god
health. and valuable. Communications. addressed to
me. at Prince Edward Court house, will be promptly
attended to. A. ID. DICKINSON, Trustee
n. B.-All persons indebted to Col Thweatt, indi
vduay otherwise. respectfully requested to come
forward and make early settlements to me- and host to
whom he is indebted will please make known the "a
mount and nature of their demands
Twill be found on business days at Col Thweat's
Counting Room when not professionally engaged 10 at
tendance upon the Courts in which | practice, viz:
Charlotte Iunenburg, Notu0fayand Prince Edward.
A. ID. ID.
May so ts
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COPPER AND TIN WARE


COPPER AND TIN WARE
in all its Gus branches. Their stock of Tin Ware is
now large, well assorted. and well worthy the attention
of Wholesale aud retail dealers. Their stock of
SYXL Us
and other Copper Ware is also very large and desirable
and they are prepared manufacture, to order. Stills of
any size or pattern. aud will also repair old Stills take
them IN exchange for ones.
They have also on hand, large and well assorcd
stock of WOVE WIRE. for Wheat fans, Sc, and are
prepared TO weave any order they may receive. They
also have attached to the establishment A $ 5
. I ID II Y, and are prepared TO cast, To order.
Bells for Tavern,, Churches and other purposes, To-
bacco screw Boxes, Castings for ThIeshng Machines,
&c.
They will also GUTTER and COVER Houses.
either IN town country, with Copper, Tin Sheet
Iron. upon the most favorable terms.
Old Copper. Pewter and Brass either purchased or
taken IN exchange for work. Country Produc, al
So taken in exchange for all work in their line.
Iynclburg, July %, lSi2. is
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William Il Mary College.

WE LECTURES in this Institution will onm-
L mencc on the 2nd Monday in October
Course for The degree cf.i b.
JUNIOR YEAR
Bellies Letters, Logic. Ebics and Hi,forg-'r Thomas
H. Dew, President and Professor.
Poat.cd Lac aud Government Tucker.
Professor
.Mihcmaties -R,bcrt Saunders. Professor
thtm'sf'y=-John Millingon. Professor.
SENIOR YEAR
Fohttcat Economy and Metaphysics Thomas r
Dew. Proossor.
.Ndt,rd PhlosopLg-,Ioln Millington, Professor.
.hdfhemdtcs Robert Saunders, Professor
INDEPENDENT Glass.
imr-B. Fucker, Professor.
Preparatory Mathematics Saunders, Pro
tossur
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.
'fne'cm Languages Charles Minngerodo, Profess
To enter the Junior attn Class the Student must be
prepared TO read Salust and Virgil and for admss IN
mo The JUNIOR Greek Class he must be prepared read
Xenophon
Expenses Of a regular Sfudent
JUNIOR YEAR.
Fees TO three Professors t2D each 500 90
Hall fee (Junior Political CLASSY 10 OO
Naturalization fee z OO
Board (nclnding washing lights and fue) $50 90
sos W
SENIOR YEAR.
Fec, to three Professors. 500 &C
Naturalization Ice s OC
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-04

NEARLY OPPOSITE LIBERTY WAREHOUSE.
ID RESPECTFULLY inform their friends aud the
~ public generally. that they have taken the hose
formerly occupied by 1. o. Acrce; where they will
~ on the manufacture of
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CASH FOR HIDES.

N4N'FHd WV H1EHIuH%s
4 WILL give the highest prices for dried and
y Hides, delivered at the Market House.
The subscriber will also receive them TO be tanned
shares, and the work to be done by responsible
ner any in the State, and delivered at the Market
House when tanned. WIN. J.. FAIR.
Dec 81 IN
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VIls(:INIs:

VIRGINIi:
A Ia Court held for Bedford County, the 2ith day
N Of January, 1912:
John Wade, James Wade, Jeremiah Wade, Da
yd Wade and Ann Smith, former Ann Wade,
Plaintiffs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-04

d COOKING Glasses for sale at very reduced prices.
IL II. b. RICHARDS
July 2S IS
FURNACES and Bell Metal Kettles. for preserving
Il large assortment on hand. cheap for cash.
H. u. RICHARDS.
July % ts
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-03-18

C~Our ncighbor Of the Sentinel last
week copied an article from the New York
Journal of Commerce, by Which he attempts
ed TO prove that high Tariff would not d.
minish importations from foreign countries.
The Spirit of the Age copied the same arli-
Gle for the same purpose. Now we will SIM
ply ask these two papers to answer one
question. We desire tlcm to meet il fairly,
without lodging, and answer it directly
Have not Wright, Calhoun. Woodbury., and
in fact your whote purity. in Congress and
out Of Congress, including yoursclres, uni
tormly and always opposed high Tariff,
on the ground that, by diminishing importa-
tions, it would necessarily diminish tie rev.
enuel Walk right up to the mark, gentle
men, and answer the question like men---
Yea or Nay.
P.S. Our nsighbor of the Sentinel roni-
fcally terms the Journal of Commerce a
Wing paper, which is about as good a Joke
as his calling Van Buren, an honest man.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-03-18
COMMITS IONER's NOTICE.

EyE the Subscribers, having been appointed by the
" Honorable the Probate tourl ior the ID sriic of
ChIeudeu commissioner 10 receive, examine and adj.
usi the CLAIMS anddcmands of all persons against the
Is ate of Soloman :. Miller late Of Willis on in ssd
district, deceased, represented IN olveH and also all
six months itom he day Of The date thereof being al
lowed by said Court for that purpose We do therefore
hereby give notice. that viii attend 10 the bushes
OF oar appointment, AZ the dwelling of John Howard
IN Burnlion in sal District, the second Mondays
Of June ami August next al 10 O'Clock, A. NJ on each
Of said days
Dated this Oath dav of February A. ID. le42
HEMAN ALLtN o..
I.uTHTR LOOMS . ls'
GEO D SHAW s'ohers'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-03-18

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Pursuant to
Vermont District to wit. Sa warrant Is,
sued out OF the Hon Dist let Court OF the United
States for said District 10 me directed 80 hereby
give this public notice, that information for the VIOLA
tons OF the revenue laws of tile United States, have
been filed in said ourt by Charles Davis, Esq DIS
ticr Attorney OF the United States for said District,
against the following described 20 DIS, warts, and
merchandizc, 10 Wit:
Blact> leather trunk carpet bag, rs pieces ban
dana handkcrchcis, pieces silk lan,kcrchleis, 6
WOO u shirts, par woolltn drawers y chaly hand
kercheis, ch lily shawl, black TX handkerchief
green velvet cap, | patenleyer silver watch. IL
br,al-clolh irock coats, broad eli III dress cont A
plated epauetcs quantity Of Old silver raps, Thin
be WORK. DC, cotton shifts, 4woocn under SHIRTS
worn, l par cotton drawers, i old han keychlcl |
paddock and key 5 pair OF socks broad cl tn cap.
lot Of small lin ard NO den boxes and other small
articles, n bonn aznr stock, . horses ! d /. lie lar
ness, rwo horse leigh, bUi'loe skins, > blankets,
and one neck yoke, Sc zcd a II yielark IN said s.
rict, on the lllh day of February lsl2 Also II
pairs of checked k,rse ymce pants pairs o.
woolcnctt pants, 10 pairs of blac hrondci til pants
pain bucl.shn pants pairs of steel-iulxed broad.
cloth pants, | pair of black coarse cloth pants
black brondclotnl vests, lbs English linen thread
linen table s,rca 10 Rob Roy handkcrchiegs :
worsted handkerchels, an u sack, seized Johnson
in SAID Dis rci, the 18th day of February. 1872
ALSO, dozen of coarse kersry pants, dozen OF
black kcrscymere pants, pairs Of fine kerscynerc
black pants, 26 yards of fine black roa cloth II
yards of bIa broidcoth, pairs Of coarse checked
kcrseymtre pants, nar of steel mixed pants pal
of plaid pants, and II broadcloth rounda.houts, sci
I'd at johnson, N sad District the 2lst day c
February, 1872:
AND trial will be had on the foregoing several seiz
nros, and the sare vii @ condeunel agrecahly tC
the prayers of said Information the next stated tern
OF sind District Court, to he holden AT Windsor with
in and for sad District, the 2ith day of May ncxi
unless claim or claims shall be iUttrpos ID on or be
fore that day: of whlch all persons interested vii
| take notice, and govern themselves accordingly.
G'vrH under my hand, at Bradford ia SAID Dis
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-03-18
JERIC0 ACADEMY.

E'HE Spring term will commence on the 18th INST
- under the charge of Rev. Smeon BicRnell A. NJ
Mr.. Bckne it will be roccoccted, was formerly
Principle of this Academy, but eft il in the Autumn OF
ofl33l take charge o similar institution in the state
OF n. \ and hs rrputa ION as thorough and success
fol teacher is, in this vicinity, already established -
Having engaged the permanent services OF teacher
of 50 much experience, and having thoroughly repair
ed the Academy Building the Tru tees would now
state that Is the purpns. and expectation of all con-
corncd that this School shall be inferior TO no inbred
institution in the substantial advantages and induce
ni:ns offered 10 those who wish 10 atcn well reg
uaed school where there are few Inducements TO ldt
ness and dissipation and who are prepared to apprc-
caie the advantages of thorough and systematic in
strur ion.
The academic year will be divided into Two, Ses-
sons each % weeks and each session into two Terms
of II weeks each.
The Charge for tuition will be for the common Eng.
lish studies including History and Composition S3,5C
per term. For all the Higher branches of English
study and Languages $3.50 per term. Board in res
pectable families can he obtained ut very low price
Jerico March l5 1912. J. HAMILTON, Clerk.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

M f the SuhScr ers having been app intod by the
w Honorable the Probate Court for the District
Of thitlrndeu commits iouors to receive examine and
adjust all claims aal demands, Of all persons agaius,
the estate Of John MlrDnher late of Weslori in SAID
Dlsirct, dccrasyd, represented IN o vent and also all
claims and demands ,Xhib ted in offset thoeo; and
SIX months from he day Of the date hereof being al
lowed by sld Court tor that purpose, we DO therefore
hereby give notice. that will attend to the business
OF our appointment nj the dive hing of :. b. Snuiord,
m Westiord IN said District on he second MONDAYS
OF Aprh and June next, at l0o'clock, i. NJ, on each
Of said days
Dated, til, 9Th day ofFclruary A. d. 1912.
BENZ T. ~ ACH. Commits
HESEKIAH OLlN sonrrs
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-03-18

NEw-HAMpsnlRE ELEcrIoN.--The re-
turns from Ncw-llampshire show that Mr..
Hubbard, the Tory candidate, is chosen
BY four or five thousand majority over all
other candidates. Many Wings gave their
votes to Mr.. liill's candidate, Col White
This was not very complimentary to the can
didate who had been nominated by their own
party. The Legislature will be Tory by a
very large majority.
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COpARTNEPSIyyr JJCE.

ENARRAR a. WAIT give notice that they have this
l. cay associated with them in bisncss MIR. HI
RAM +. ROOT, and that they will con me the nj
mes of Tmporfjpg and selling CROCkERY, GLASS
AND CHINA WARE under the firm Of FAIRFAX
WAIT s. ROOT al their former Store. hey have on
han full toe, Of ware which they viii pact: in
Cratesassoriedto order AT New York and Boston
Prices, merchants in the surrounding towns will find
greatly 10 their advantage 10 examine their STOCK
clorc purchasing al The south, all orders promptly
aren'ed to-StuIe corner Church and College st.
Burlington. +. l.. FAIRFAX.
Jos. WAIT,
II. +. ROOT.
n. B. Farrar Wait and Root cxpec, TO receive ear
ly nthe Spring in answer 10 their order iull supply
Of that beautiful Style Of "Opaquc Pearl ware" that
has given such general satisfaction the pasi sea on,
from the celebrated manufactures of Ccws Co, tic
only Hon,e in England that make that style Of ware
which will c sold Wholesale and Retail.
Burlington, Jan. 81, 1912.
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.yEgszCD FURNACE.

rT1iiE >,il >cril crs give notice 10 the pablo HAT
l they have goo! furnace now in ~lc'c sf oper
alton, n ont halta mlc ga, Of Jeriro Cora er- an |
geparc 80 fnrn Ii AM iini~I or her, mn Geqr-
ing ami Cas'iR"S cfevtry DIES rin,,,, Al short mo-
nee, and on ona' e terms. We have good ,lorE.
aud superior WurAgnen. and do not intend that onr
arllc'e, -hall e excriIel quality by uny esta'-
Ii,hneut in This >rc'inu.i
The cec' ra,el "Ma- ach,nctt> Plough" KEEPS con-
,'anily on hand. Thi, i. very superior article Of
The kinl-oavng Taken the premium Of the Mass.
Az Soc;eIy. Farmers arc Invited TO cali
FORD & EMERSON.
Jerico March 9, 1912. If.
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r ii f NJ A r X Il IT.

Z.
Reported for the New England Farmer
: At Market, 2S5 Beet Cattle, GOO Sheep, and $40
Swne.-4Q Beef Cattle unsod
PRIcEs.-Bcef Cqfie--Lrst weeks prices for Ike
quality were hardly sustained. We noticed small
oumber Of choice cattle Ia en- at So. We
quote first quality $3.50 a $5,75. Second quality,
81 Is a SIS Third quality, So * n so
Shesp,--One lot Of wea;her> at So %, So 50 and g.
lots at 81, 81 so and S.,
Sioine.-A lot of large Hogs, for sows and for
Barrows. Lots to pcddo, for sows ard 5 Tor Bar.
VOWS. AT retail, from 81 20 G.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-03-18
BENJAMIN r. sKlrFs ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Pro- ate Court r
District of Chitenden thu district of Chltonden
To all persons concerned IN The estate of Benjamin
II. Skill late of Charlotte in sad Di lrct; Greeting.
Whereas, Sally II. Skill administrator of the e :.
tate of the said deceased, has made application to sud
court to extend the lime limited for neking payment
of the debts of the said deceased anl settling snu
tate one year from the 18Th day of April 1872, and
also proposes to render an account of her admins
taon and present her account against said estate for
examination and allowance. Whereupon the court
aforesaid doth appoin, the second Wednesday of April
A. d. 1882, for hearing and deciding said appllca-
non and examining sad account, at the Office of the
Register OF SAID court in Burlington in said district
and doth order that al persons interested be notified
hcrcofby publication of this order three weeks sue
cessyoy in the Burlington Free Press a newspaper
printed in said Burlington tie last of vi ch publicat on
ITO be previous said second Wednesday of April A.
y. 3l2 that they may then and there appear andshow
cause if any they have, why the time of settling said
estate should not be extended and why said account
should not be allowed.
Givennnler my hand at sail Burlington this 18th
day If March A. d 1912.
VIM. WESTON Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-03-18
BOOK STORE.

~ II T. subscriber has just received and offers for
l. sale u new supply of Books from New York and
Boston; among which are the following
Comb on the Constitution,
Great Teacher, Faver on Election,
Liebg's Chemistry
Greek Testament and Lexicon,
Tactus and Livi
Bickers beth on Baptism,
Michael Kemp, Colcridges Works,
Tales of the Covenaniers,
Gems of American Female Poets
Whelpley's Compcnd,
Barnes Notes on the Gospels
Glimpses of the Old World,
Macauley's Misccllanos,'
Elegant Qiario Bbes-Turkcy Morocco,
Tweedies' Library OF Practical Medicine, S vols
Chas o Maley, | vol.
Dangson's Medical Dictionary
Buffers Ancient Atlas.
Pictorial Geography 1000 engravings,
Poets of America, krumnla, hers Parallels,
Jacquire, by James 2 vols.
Bomers French Phrases,
Book of Psalms, Wealth and WORTH
Life of Sir Isaac Newton,
H. Moores Private Deyoons,
Coopcr's Surgical Dictionary,
Anthems Classical do.
Lemprerc's do. do.
Corse de Leon by James.
Feb. "a, 1912. d. A. BRAMAN.
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LTTUtR CARPENTERS ESTATE,

STATE OF VERMONT, }Tnc Prot are cour, ,or
District ofChitenden s. The district off huen1en
To all persons concerned in the e,ae OF I.uhur
Carpenter, lc.e OF Huntington IN sald district, deceas
ed, Greeting.
Whrrea,, iohn +. Firman, administrator ofihc e.
tate OF aid 1ecca,e ha> made applIca on to ,alI
court 10 extend ,he time llnci for MAJ, ing the pay.
ncnt If the De- Is Of "a de. ea,el and strlcng sa
e,iac one year from the 9Th. day ofMarch 1872, and
al.u proposes to render an account OF his almnl~ta-
,iun andpre.en hi, a'co mt against SAID estate Tor
eyamna'iru and allowance.
Therefore she co a(ore,ail DOH appoint the third
Monday of March, 1872, ilr hearing and deciding on
applicant, II and tGanlInlu% laid account, AT the
Earle Hall IN Wnlislen IN sali district AM doh order
lha all per .on~ IN ege,'e lie notified thereof y pub
pea ion Of tia. order three weeks ,i'crcsvely in the
h rlngCn Free Pres, new paper prln'el IN Il r
lluator in The county cfchp'en'en, pieyoI, 10 ,aid
nirl We''ne, 'ay Il Morrh, isi2.
Gwen. odrr my hand Al .Wriii,ion aloread thi,
2lst. day of February A. =. 1872.
WM WESTON, Reeister
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IIOOD.
VFOOU.
900 CORDS Peach and Maple Wood for sale
~oN' by March II. 5. WALKER.
solomon =. Miller's Estate.

solomon :. Ni'lcr's Estate.
STATE Or VERMONT I THE Probate Court for
den, TO all persons interested IN the state OF Solo
mon $ Miller, late Of WIston in SAID District, de-
ceased
Harry M.,er, Administrator of the Estate OF the
sad deceased having ed in said Court his petition in
writing, setting forth that the said Solomon s., at
the une OF his death, was seized in hi own right in
fee Of The hose lot, called, of the late Samuel
Miller. deceased, lying IN Mddlebury, in the county
OF Addison and about ten res of land, described IN
the last will and testament # the said Samuel Miller
ns lying on the road leading from Alfred Stowelfs to
Robert fIus,ms, which said ten acres Of land lies
also, IN SAID Ailddebury, IN which SAID lands Rebecca
Miller, widow of the sad samuel, held life estate
during her own ifr;-and further setting forth that
he SAID solomon S, at the time of his death, was
also seized IN his own right in fee Of one undi, ded
third rarl 81 the farm lying N said MiIdebury on
winch req Ecusc stands, being the Samuel Miller
farm, so called, containing about two hundred acre
OF land, the use # hch the said Samuel heuueathod
and dlyseG 10 his wife the said Rcbecca Miller dur
ing her itc, or while she remained his widow, which
SAD third part of sad farm The sad Solomon S held
subject 10 the life estate Of the said Roherca lhcrcn
and further setting forth that the SAID R,ihccca has
deceased and that II would be heRecia 10 tie heirs
ana all others interested IN the of the SAID Sol
olou ,. Mllcr deceased To have the Aforesaid lands
sol and the proceeds Of such sale divided anon the
heirs 10 sad estate, or 50 much thereof may remain
after paying the debts due.om said estate and the
expenses oi Administration, and praying said court
| TO license aud authorize him, the said Harry Miller,
As Administrator aforesaid, to sll and convey the
aforesaid lands agrecably to the statute in such case
made and provided.
! Where pom, tn court aforesaid doth appoint the
fourth day Of April, lsi2 for hearing and deciding
on sad petition al the Office of the Register of said
Court IN burlington, IN the District of thl,tenden
Aforesaid, and doth order that notice thereof be given
10 all persons interested by pub catiun of this order
containing the subsistence of SAID petition three week.
successfully in the Burlington Free Press news
paper printed in aid Burlington, previous TO said
fourth day Of April, l642.
Given under my hand at said B rngton tbs 18th
day of March, 4, ID. 1912.
W. WESTON Renis,er
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DISSOLUTION.
TO FARM FRS

GRASS SEED.-The Subscribers have selected
" from best samples of northern growth, their
usual supply Of HerdS Grass and Ciorer Sad, which
they can recommend as very superior. Many far
mers who have unfortunately used the southern or
ives crn seed, large quantity Of which has cen
heretofore sold in the neghborhood of Lake Cham.
plain, have taught by experience .he diff renee
between see OF southern or northern growth.
For sale ut the Dock.
March l6, lSi2. FOTLETT & Brady.