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New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

~
sale notice oi OF tons American isisry, al 81 ~ per
" Brrswnx-Sas of 50 bags New Orleans and is
ba-s Nev York a li.0J per halt kllo-dny pald.
laADA sale Of Missouri Lead took place at 22 e2t per %
kio--trty t2f 75l paid 4.v
A PROTESTANT MElloRI,L-comprisng
|. \ Concise Historical Stetch OF the Reformation.
H. The Antiquity Of the Religion Of PFotes:ants demon
strated
III The safety continuing in the Protestant Church
": R0mansn1 contradictory to the Bib
Bv Thomas Hartwe Horne B. D. FrcU, the ninth Lon
don edition New-Yo;, john 5. TAYLOR s Co. ll5 Mas
.eu street. ls43 l2mo.
The title Of this worl, explains its contents, and
the name Of the author Of the Introduction to
the Bible is a full guaranty for the spirit and
ability with which the subject has been treated
u The WEEKLY rover is accompanied this
week by q ''Quarterly." This collection OF the
numbers into one makes very pretty appearance
Price of the Quarterly is only so cents.
~ Miss LrsLlE's MAGAZINE with its usual
table Of contents and engravlngs, is for sale by
Burgess s strinser, 222 Broadway.
II The Christian Family Magazine for Janu-
ary, contains an article on the New Year. by pr'
Bethune of Philadelphia.
u We see by the Catalogue of hamilton
College that the whole number Of students for the
year 1913 IA is Ill.
o..-.p-p,r-,-n Oxe-,,e &c .b, h,,r ,,Iirr "a, nc
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

--<~,a,THOMPSON'S TRUSSES.-Ofhce
ored 10 13 Beck kn1an-stree,. About 2G0 Of The
G% inst physicisas and surgeons Of New.vors have
ssp given their decided preference to this Truss Is
yon can graduate .he p1essurel from one 10 dfty
a ou the Without back pad which does much
70 the spice ar trial being the best test Of tssupe
ort !, Applied and SIX days trial sven and il does
sn the pple, while pefo mng every kind OF
foughipg and gve perfect easen woa f,is satisfac
torv in eyey respect the money is cheerfuy retu,aed end
easily effected and warranted, il direc-
ohces s1r fed up aNo. ID Beeka street, door from
N..sa exclusively for applying hisru.s and ali Invited
70 cone and UT for themselves, disin
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

g Notice TO the Latiies.-A!erge assortment Q
light and dark coIored Meruo Cloths Also, Brocns Cash
mere Shaws and Lanes-a will be sold cheap e.
iEg the close of the season,
Also case OF Chsshmere De LANES entirely style
dI9 2yy BENNETT Y RHODES, 1864 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

CT URs.
XslsnRs Hall EgmGnd W5d Psfela fssse,,
r. j. Hutchinson Smith Harriotr, Charles Williams,
William II. Johnson, Elias q. Drake, Robt NJ StratIon,
Fraacis Bute. George PGmsroy John kanHint y Jnnr
LeBaEUs CHAPMAN, Sec'y. nj 2aw8wis
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

The above reward Ill he paid IN addition ali other
ward. offered b. other persons interested
POMEROY & co. Wall street, N Y
New Ycrk Dec. l6, l8i3 diSu
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22
T,;yernoo, proy;ston NTarka..

LlvERYooL DeceraOeT lt!, I5I3:
CHEESE T. S.-Snce our last: had an extensive public
ily and owe. rlces accede To- The quantity offered
ST boxes, and GIL casks Of which only 9 boxes a;d
l0 casks were sod Inces rjng from per cvt,
cordug quality snd condition With few exceptions how
ever, he Cheese of ateror qnay and had been mach
pretty numerous, but there great lack Of spirit and doubt
less heavy losses sustained on good deal OF what was
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

yHE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
Of the CITY OF New York givs notice that they make In.
srances agan Loss and Damage by Fire terms as avora
bic as any other similar sttuton in Camtal $780,
O00 Office No 50 Wall-street. December 10Th l9t3.
GEORGE IRELAND, President
nioDos,rn Sacratarv dig
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-11-10
NOTICE TO DEBTORS

A Ii persons indebted to :. b. SCOTT are here
IA ~ noilled TO make immediate payment of Their
selves cost. ~
NOV. ). JOSEPH WAIT, Assignee.
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ISAAC WARM gs

LAS inst received, from New York, n LARGE
II ASSORTMENT Of GOODSin his line, nmona
which are a variety of pure Wines, Cugnnc Brandy,
i, Croix Rum, Holland Gin, JnmnIca Rum S.n,,5h,
Whlskey, Cherry Brandy, Baltimore lin and a plen.
~ of other cheap liquors of various qualities and pri.
Ces. ~
Molases, loaf, lump and brown sugar, Teas, Cof,e.
Chocolate, Pepper, Alspicc, Ginger. Nutmegs Cloyes
Cinnamon, S%aleralns, Bar and Fancy Soap and
many other articles in the Grocery line -" N
Ills Liquors and wines we're selected with care. and
after long experience and from the largest and EST
dealers in the line in New York, and are warranted
Of The purest and best qualities.
He has Sheetinas, Shirtinns, Calicos Cambrics.
Trimmings for clothes, and many other articles bui
no Fancy Goods, All of which he will sell for the
lowest prices.
Tavern Keepers and others are invited to call and
examine. %
Burlington, Church ST. Nov. "a.
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RICH AND SPLENDID GOODS
FOR THE

TT W. CATIIN has Iust returned from New
IL y "rE and Phla lelphm with a very large as
,ortIneni o. Fanny GOODS, among which ma\
ie fund hlgh colorel Nelvet,. Ch,t,ans and Teasans
(ncW article, for Ladies Dre>,e,D Plain Prin,ei and
Striped ,e Laine>; Colarcl, Black aud Blue Black.
Wa'erel, STREE and FIgurel Six and Colore Albar.
ca Lr>trc>, Orleans Cloths and Prin,el Saxnnv..
Rich Plain Figured anl Striped Light and dark Siks
and ChaIy,, high culored ,elver; Hat, Cap and Neck
RIbon~. No. ] Light and Bars French KID Glove,
Black ana Cclored Gimp~ and Fringe. GCHi's S ocks
ana CraVals, Ladies Rich Velyei>, Plush ana Chine
Edging>, 81.
7. S,-Ihe above Goods and many more not emu
mer9'el, have cen selected with great care and at
much lower price than usual, and will be sold al a
Nnvemicr 10, 1913. %
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-11-10
DINING SETS.

RluE, sprgged AMI Pink Dining sets new patterns
- with tea wa rto match a full assortment, and for
sac very cheap Il, me Crockery store by
NOV. JOSEPH WAIT.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-11-10

ARREST OF THOMAS w. DoRR.-Mr Dorr
came to this city yesterday afternoon and stop
ped at the City Hotel but Mr.. Earle not hav-
ing Accommodations for his ErccllencY, he step.
ed across the street into the house OF Mr.. Simons
the editor of the Herald, The Sheriff of the
county being absent at Kingston, Mr.. Jabez ].
Potter. his Deputy, made service the capiaS, and
Mr.. Dorr is now ! dyed for safe Keeping in jail,
an.ll he can be transported to Newport for tri-
al, the indictment having been found against
him in the county Of Newport,-Proridencc
.IlUrno1
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-11-10
BRIGHTON MARKEr.-- Oct. 80, ls4s.

at Market, 1900 Beef Cattle, HOO Stores, 27OC
Sheep, and 1850 Swine.
PRtcEs-Bcef CdAie-We quote to correspond with
last week, viz: a few extra at sd so; First quality,
81 q 80 %; second quality SO rs; third quality 50 SO
q SO so.
Barrcling Cahle.-Nless 1926; No. | So so; No.
2, s..
stores-Two year old IS g 70; three year old sll
a II.
S~aeep-Small lots wcro sold from 75c TO 81 Co.
Wcathers 81 %, to 50.
S,riac-Lots to peddle &c for sows and 5 for bar
rows Old hogs fromS to 44c. At retail from 5to &c.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-11-10
IlAGAR &,
Executors sale of Real Estate,


WILL lie sol n, Public Auction, on the second
w Monday of Decent cr next, at the dwelling
house of widow Mary Alexander. on the premises, all
the Real Estate Of which SAMUEL G. ALEXAN-
DER, late Of Wlllis'on, died seized and POSSESSED,
consisting Of Twelve acres of Land with a good new
convenient Dwelling House and Horse Barr, well
finished with an excellent cellar, well of first rate wa
Ter and Il lea1tiiul brook that never dries or freezes
and is encountered with a mortgage for the ia yment
Of a note TO Simeon Wakefield. dated December 2lsi,
1871, for S349 with interest, on which a decree was
o. iained a, the Octol er session Of Chittenden County
Court relecmel lie in one year;-Also, fifty acres Of
most excellent Land for meadow, paSturlng or plough
'nr, which is now occupied partly for each, the said
brook crosses The said fifty acres and on which is a
80 ly 40 foot Barn and an excellent Orchard of fruit,
his said SO acres is also cncnrll cred with two mort
cages to the sald Simeon Wakefield, one dated De-
cemlcr 25'h, 1899, for the seciritv Of The payment of
a no;eto Ar>iin |, ham for 1924, of>ame date of mort
gage with interest, one for the security Of he payment
Oft note to Enoch Nolle for $500, dated May 5th,
1912, with interest, on wlirh two mortgages a decree
was CHAINED a. a owe AT the Oc;ol err session Of Chit
ten en- Comfy Currt 1913, releemable in one year -
Also, 253 acres Of Timbcrcl Land, which is moriga-
red to Alcl Owen, If. for Sl5O, dated July 23d, 1913,
with interest, which is now d. and payable. The
right of redemption ofthe above premises will he sold
in one entire tract or in parcels as above "a may suit
pnrrha. erS at tie time of sale.
The said Lands will le sold subject 10 the legal right
Of the widow Mary Alexander 10 dover therein.
JOHN VANSICKIEN, Executor of
% w3 ). G. ALEXANDER.
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A CARD TO TIE pUBIJC.

l feel it due to the Public, to invite you to
insert a notice of the fact, that we have now, in
Westford, ample accommodations for the com
fort of travellers. We have a good House
kept by DANIEL JACKSON, Esq. (on Temper
ance p~rinciples,) who has been fer many years,
a full hearted advocate of the true principles on
this subject. A CITIZEN OF w.
Wesiford, November, 8, 1913.
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H.

THE Sui scrrbcrs are now opening their Fall and
! Winter Stock of GOODS.
Wooden Cloths from four >hillincs TO $40 per yard
consisting Of English, French, Belgium and Amer.
can Broad Cloihs;
Beaver and Pilot Cloths, PLAN and Fancy CASH
mcre~, and Salineits;
silk Nelvets, plain and figured Satin, Valentia and
Bull Ca, simere for Nc>iinG>;
An extensive assortment Of Tailor's Trimmings;
A few dc>iral lie patterns Of rich Velvet, Chancellor
Brocade and Chu. IN for Ladies Dresses, Velvet and
ik travais, Ribbons, Dress Hdkt>, Shawls, Fringes
and Gimp Trimmings;
Gcntlenen's Fancy Scarf, lies and Stocks, and
Gents. Patent Rubber Over Shoes, a ne,c article.
"A l. S o.
A Fresh supply ofGroceries of all kinds, all Of which
with numerous other articles we o.er to our friends
and the public al the lowest market prices.
KERN 4. SPEAR.
Church ST., Nov. |, 1913. psf
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PENM1NSHIP.

IAl IL, WHITNEY respectfully announces to the
LFL Ladies and Gentlemen of Burlington, and its
vicinity that he la~ taken a room under Mr.. Leaven-
worth oil con College ST. aud is now forming class
e. TO mslrAcl IN The art Of writing. Having heen long
NhoWil a a slcce, iul teacher, he feels confident Thar he
Shall lie able TO give sath faction 10 all who NAV Mace
lihen,elves under hi, instruction. Ladies and Gem
ilenan are respectfully invited to cali and examine
his specimens. Hours Of instruction from 10 A. nj.
10 ~ and from 2 10 +. NJ. and if desired a class
will he formed from 7 10 0 in the evening.
For particulars apply TO the subscriber at bis room.
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PARIS WHITE DINNEP SET,

"A very 'pIendli article of IMPERIAL GRANITE GINA
"a DINNER WARE, a full assortment with Tea
ware 10 hia,cf, an en'ire new style and very hand.
some indeed, for sale cheap at the Crockerv store bv
NOV. 5. JOSEPH WAIT :
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THE WAY TO Buy CHEAP.
There is now at Towards
WINTER GOODS.

Such as rW suit erery class ofpurehasers for Cash /;
Gay Goods for Cloak,, Dresses, Shawl, Nlui..
- Boa, Bonnets, Fringe, Glmps, Trimmings, La
ces, Mu,lins, Ribbons, Gloves, Hosiery, Shoes, with
every and all descriptions, OF email articles. Cruckc-
ry, Glass, Looking Glass, and House Keeping Hard
ware. Also Cloih, CarTeling-, Paper Hanging d,
Buffalo Roles then Family Groceries, with OIL &c.
&c, at the Store where casa only is used IN luying
and sales are made in like manner by the Peoples
agent, ofcourse cheap, nj HOWARDS.
Nov, 10 'i3. 23
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WINTFR GOODS.

p JOT CNSH.
Al ID aud 81 plain andTwillel white Flanneii>
3 4 and A plan PLAID and Twillcl CoIorei do
lo,l i2,1 and l3'4 heavy white Blankets,
81 aud Cd -" Over Coat Cloths
received ald for sale cheap by II. w. CATL.lN.
ALSO,
A very large assortment of Buck Skin Mt,ins and
Glove ,Moccasi in, Fur, Fur trimmed and Cloth Caps,
Fur Boa>, Blialo Rol e. &c.
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NOTICE..

A course of Lectures on the 2l Advent, will
be commenced, this, (Fridav) evening, at the
Baptist Chapel, if no other place can be obtain
ed, and continue several days.
Nov. 10 1913.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-11-10

In this village on the Sd inst. by Rev. Thomas w.
Pearson, Mr.. william BLACK, to Miss MARY Nc
NAiLy, both Of his place.
In Richmond, on the 18th ult., by T. p. Green,
Esq, Mr.. AvERY EDWARDS, to Miss MARY Ans
KrMBA1L.
At Hopkinton, n. y, on the 29th ult, Mr.. Hop
K1Ss A. REED, of Lanedon N. H., to Miss MARY
JANE FARNswJRTu of Hoplinton.
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A CARD.

the undersigned, presents his grateful acknowl-
edgements, to those Ladies and Gentlemen of his
Congregation, who so c~heeriully contributed to con.
slilute him a Member for Life" of the American
Bible Society,
THOMAS W. PEARSON.
Burlington, Nov. 9th 1913.
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Gov. JoNEs Of Tennessee has been presented
With a full suit Of Domestic SILK by the Sir
covers OF that State in Acknowledgement OF his
dicient services to the cause Of American H.
ostry in his canvass last summer. He respon-
ed Tins.
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Bella Chittenden's Estate.

STATE Or VERMONT WHEREAS alta
District of Chnienden, -. w Probate Court
held al Burlington, in said District, on The IS h dav
ofOc,oher, 1913, Timothy Peers and Eliza I. Peters,
wife o. laid Timothy, filed in SAID court their appll-
Gallon IN writing, stating that he said FL "a is one
OF the heirs to the Estate OF Bella Chiitenden, late of
S%helburn, in ,aid district derea ell inre~iate, that sal
Timothy and Eliza, in right Of said Eliza, together
with other, hold said Estate icnrly, and are DESTROYS
Of holding he same in 'everally and praying said
court to order a division Of said Estate among the
heirs and persons legally entitled thereto, and that
commissioners lie appointed for that purpose.
Therefore the Court aforesaid doth appoint and
assign the Sd Welne.day in November, lSi} al the
Office d" The Register of laid Court, in Burlington, IN
said district, al 10 O'clock A. NJ, tor hearing and de-
clllng in The premises, and doh hereby order that all
persons interested IN said estate, or their agents OF
attorneys, if living within this STATE, lie notified 10 APP
pear before said court al the time and place afore,ai
10 make objections 10 said division if they zee cause,
by publication Of the substance Of said Application
together with this order, in The Free Press, printed al
Burlington, IN said district, three weeks successively
previous 10 the time of hearing.
Dated al Burlington, in The district Of Chittendel
aforesaid, this 18Th day Of Octoler, A. d. 1913.
2ln3 CHARLES RUSSELL, judge.
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CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COM
pLAEsT!!
DR. TANIOR'S.
BALSAM OF LIVFRWORT.
FROM 375 B0lcerv, Nee York

from 80 60lceFyi Nec 10rh.
TOR he cure OF Coughs. Cold, Asthma, whoop-'
j ing tol.l, Ca'arrh, pains IN the side and lreast,
Bronchitis liver complaints. and all those affections
of the throat and lung, which arc a source Of 50
much suffering anl SO of en- ler1nina c IN CoN>UMP-
7IuS, this remedy Is Justly and htrhlV distinguished.
II Is surely vegetable, mild and gentle in is ELECTS
upon the system, and can lie taken IN The most deli
cate ca,e> with safety az well as well a. utility. So
extensively has It lccn used AMI 20 often proved sue
ce>siul even in extreme and apparently almost hope-
IesS ca e., not only "a Il palliative lut a. a remedy;
that the proprietor fees no he.i'cncv IN Introducing
it and Recommending it 10 all who unfortunately
may have uc"a lion to resort 10 some means of recov-
cry. Physicians, familiar with it, eleci> and aware
of he healing properties Of this veEetalle prepara-
ton no; nGireancn'Iy nres"rI! ed ii IN ihelr practice.
with more than ordinary appreciation.
CONSUMPTION.
The following ,e'nar,s were taken from a late
numt er of the Medical Maeazne:-
Tile surprising eject produced by the genuine
Dr.. Taylor'> Bal,am Of Liverworr, maie at 375
Bowery, IN Consumption cases, cannot fail exciting
a deep and thrilling interest throughout the world
We have 50 long he.lcYel the disease Consumption
lncuFah!e, that II l. difficult to credit our senSes W hen
we see persons evidently conservative restored 20
health. Yet it is a fac; Of daily occurrence /,
Certificates from the highest and most respectable
sources OF persons who have either cen greatly re-
LEVIED ly IT,, or enmely recovered from affections o
The lungs and liver, could Q furnished in abundance
but we insert only The following -
Misunderstanding con >,ituionallv prelispos-
$50 " '''N'NtN VI NY lubiNN IuNlHS
suffered severely from irritation of the Lungs, &C.
compauiei withcan2h and raising matter and Hood,
together with severe pain in my ,ideund breast, til,
was supposed to be beyond rerovcrv. | was induced
ny advice Of Ir. Perkins, - a lat resort to try
"Taylor', Btlsam Of L%ivcryorf," | have taken i've
bottles IN al. | began TO improve with The first bet
lie, ana "hL~ taxing The lhlrd, was>o far recovered
as to be able ,. g, about. Since which time, BY
continued use Of it i am quite restore ard able to
attend to my u~uai lu>iIees, To persons suffering
nom coughs aud alec. ions OF the Lungs, do earn
e,tIV r"gCcomMeuLU.
(SiIncd) JAS. C, SCOTT.
Eii:abeM oily, y: c. Dee. IS, 1912.
For a common cold and cough, lhi> is one Of the
very lest remedies ever discovered.
AL i. There is a spurious and counterfeit article
aioai, and lately introduced into this place. There
fore be %rarefI 10 get he genuine, which is from 375
BoWery ~. y. an see that The ncw engraved wrap
pc, l. on The ioIlc' 70 prevent coun,orfeis.
For ale ly PECK & SPEAR, aud LOVELY e.
SEYMOUR, Burlington ;. IL. Barnes, Charlotte:
NJ. Hal, lllneaLaraA; VIM. Rhodes, Jr. Richmond.
jane 80. vi
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Steam Boat Meeting.

Nl
- - n 49,
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In this town on the 2Slh ult., at the residence of his
son in-law, Geo. Il. Shaw, Levi BIeELow, Esq. of
buckingham, l.. c., aged 70 years.
In this town on Saturday the 23th ult., Miss
ELIZA HAMILTON, aged IS years 6 months and A
days.
In this town on the Cd instant, JOSIAH ADAMS, son
of Ira L. and Stella a. Fobes, aged three years and
nine months.
Printers in Plattsburgh, New York, are reques-
ted, sc.
At her residence, in Charlotte, on Friday morning
the 9th ult, Mrs. ASNA BARNES, relic of General
Heaekiah Barnes, aged ~ years.
AtJohnson, on the 4th inst, CYSTHiA c., wife of
the Rev. Jason Walker, aged q years.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY
FOR SALE AT

7. LlAIEElNHTON'S, College 81.
DlBLl So great variety, Q Iaro, O.tavo, Dbo-
- dccimo, Pee ct 10. in various bindings.
BRAYl1 BOOKS Ct all SIZE, and bindings, pr.-
ees from Is cts. to 50 90 each.
WATTS and SELECT HYMNS, METHODIST
HYMNS, CAmr MCETING HYMNS, WISoHaLL's WArrs.
PSALMS aai HYMNS arranged by Sewa.l for lnua-
ran won. hIN. &c.
Wfap2in- Paper, Cap and Lelcr PAGER, Maynard
and Aoycs' Fine Wiring In, no e'tcr in, manIian-
urcl; husband, Sand BoXc~, Water c Ip-, Back
SauA Walters, Sethng Wax, Qu,l,, manufacture /
AMI naive, pen.nitra AMI Pencils, B.ank Books, g..
which Will tc sold for pay. Ort. II, IS.
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PRINT Ill

u F. LEE, Oormcrlv OF the firm OF Lord & Lee)
-. and L. B. BREWSTER, under the firm Of LEE
x BREWSTER, havee established at ll3 Pearl street
New York, a WAREHOUSE
ON IL 4 NI,E NSLEE SCAIE
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-11-10

a Good assortment of LOOKING GLASSES
"a some very large and handsome, for sale whole
sac ana Retail at uncommonly low prices al the
Crocicry Store by JOSEPH WAIT"
Nov 10Th 'i3. %
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NOTICE..

L GEORGE and HENRY PRIER, their time
during the rest Of their minority, and shall claim
none of their wages nor pay any debts of their con
tracing from this date. ALVA PRIER.
Jericho, October IA, 1913. -20w3
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Dated at Pittsburgh, November Sd l8l3. 23w4.
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NOTICE

or stolen from the subscriber, ahou, the
~ first of July last, one par OF red and white two
year old steers look ing very nearly alike, and one red
ana white heller OF the same age, mostly white
Whoever will give any information of said cattle shall
be handsomely rewarded. CYRUS FARRAND,
Colchester, Oct. 80, 1913. 22w3
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,ST'Rl Y

GfTRAYED from the |suh>crIl err, on the 18th inst,
y n Bilrk Cow, with a little grey across the lack
and mi, horns tnrning over, good to milk, and is be-
fv.ern : an ) year old. The finder will e reason
recon ocrsed, ly giving Information Of her 10
~ DANIEL DIONYSfUS.
Burlnrtrn set. u, 1913. 16w3
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Bella Chittenden,s Estatc.

STATE or VERDfONT, lV,HE Hon. the
District of Chittcnden, ss. L Probate CoIrt
for the District Of Chiirnlcn 70 all persons con-
cerned in The Estate Of BELLA CHIITENDEN ate
OF Shellurn, in sand DistrIci, deceased, GREETiSd.
WHEREAe, Simeon w. Payn, administrator of he
estate OF laid deceased, proposes TO render an account
OF his administration, and present his account against
sad estate for examination and oval at a scS-
SION of the Court OF Probate, to be lullcn at the
office Of the Register # sad Court in Burlington in
said District, ON The second Wednesday Of November,
A. d.. 1913.
TnEnEroRE, you are hereby notified 10 appear le-
fore said court at the time AID place aforesaid, and
shew cause, if any Won have, why the account aIorc-
said should not he allowed.
Given under my hand al Burlington, this l7,h day
Of October a.. d. 1913.
2Ow3 CHS. RUSSELL, Judrc.
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Ephraim stiles Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT. }INilIilo Ion. the Probate
District Of Chittendcn, IS. il Court for the District
of Chittendcn TO all persons concerned in the es-
tate of EPHRAIM STILLS, late of Jericho, in said
District. deceased, GRnErISG.
Whereas, Warren Ford, administrator, of the Estate
administration, and present his account against said
estate for examination and allowance at a session OF
the Court of Probate, 10 be holden at the office of The
Register of said court in Burlington on the second
We lne.day of Noveml or, 1873.
TnERtronE, Iou are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said court at the time and place aforesaid, and
shew cause, if any you have, why the account arore-
said should not be allowed.
Given under my hand al Burlington this lith day
of October, a. d. 1913.
2ow3 CHS. RUSSELL Jldge.
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CONE LANTERNS.

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