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STEPHEN Haight's Estate.

District Of Chittenden, IS. A held at 1'I Burlington
in said District, on the 9th day of February, ls43
Upon application of Anah Haight, as Guardian of
Mary l.. Haight, of said Burlington, a female infant,
one OF the heirs TO the estate of Stephen Ilaight. late
of Burlington aforesaid. deceased, requesting a divis-
ion of said estate among the heirs thereof: Where.
upon, the Court aforesaid doth appoint the I'd Wed
nesdday Of March mex! for hearing in the premises,
at the office of the Register OF this Court, in Burline.
ton aforesaid, at 10 O'Clock, A.. NJ. And said Cour,
doth further order that the said applicant cause the
several persons interested in the said estate, or their
a%ttornies, if living within this State, TO be notified to
appear before said Court at the time and place afore.
said, to make objection 10 such division, If they acc
cause, and that for that purpose the substance of said
application, together with this order, be published in
the Free Press, printed a, Burlington, three weeks
successfully previous to the time of hearing
In witness whereof, I have hereunto
affixed the seal of said Court, and sub.
LIS. seribed my name at Burlington, in said
District, This 9th day of February, A.
D., l943.
81 c. RUSSELL, Judge.
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New YoRK SENAToR.-The New York
Legislature, on Tuesday, reelected the Hon.
Silas Wright, Jr. to be a Senator in Congress
for that State. Mr.. Wright received II
votes in the Senate, and II in the House.
The Wing members voted for Mr.. Fillmore.
The next Senate is now full, with the excep-
ton Of two Senators for Tennessee and one
for Maryland. The Senators now elected
are 20 Wings and % Democrats. The va.
cancy for Maryland will doubtless be filled
by a Democratic member. The political
character Of the two members to be elected
from Tennessee will depend upon the result
Of the next popular election in that State.
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d / @

At St. Hilaire De Pronville, L. C. on the 18th
ult., athe residence Of Mr.. B. Southwick, Esq of
Small Pox, WILLIAM 2. REED, son Of Timothy Reed,
formerly of Jerico, VI.
Although his death was sudden and unexpected,
the afflicted friends have this to console them, that
he was found ready and died in the triumphs of living
faith, with a full assurance Of a glorious Immortality
beyond the grave.
In Wesiford, on the morning Of January 3lst, Mr..
JONI u. JosLIS, in the 3ist year Of his nge.
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80 In Chanccry.
CHARLES +. STAMFORD, Chitienlen County,
VS. November Term, A.p. 1892

CHARLES F.. S STAMFORD, Chitienlen County,
VS. November Term, AID. 1912
JosErH FArnrIELp. Whereas, Cha's F. Siam.
ford, OF Burlington, in said county, b, Charles n, sell.
Solicitor. filed his Bill in Chanrery, a, The November
Term, 1912, Of the Court of Chancery, in sad Conn.
County, AMI Joseph fairfield, of Essex, IN said Conn.
~, therein stating, that on The 2lst day Of Octo-
Der, A. ID. lSi0, the said [ ana shore leing indebted
TO the sad Stanford, in the sum OF $3.50, 90, as speci-
teJ in three promisory notes OF that dale, PAYABLE in
one, two ami three years with interest, in orlor to
secure the paynen, thereof, made and delivered to he
said S .aniiorl a mortgage deed Of The following dcs-
crifei land, IN Burlington aforesaid viz. A certain
parcel OF land, on The wsstwardly side Of The new
road, 80 called, leading fron Pearl street to North
street, lightning at The north east corner Of a piece
OF land hy said Stamford conveyed to one Roswell &.
SPanldlns ny deed, the 10th day OF June, A. d. 1870,
thence northerly on the west line OF said road, four
rods, thence westwardly on a line parallel with the
north line ofthe land so conveyed to said SpauldIpr.
l6 rod, 10 the east line Of the burying ground LOT.
thence :oulhwarily, on the east line OF the burying
ground lot, 4 rods to the north west corner OF said
land conveyed to said Spaulding, thence ~eastwardIy
on the forth line OF said land, so conveyed 10 said
Spanlding, l6 rods 10 The place Of lightning. And
tlrther stating, that on the 2Sih day Of May, A. ID.
ls4l, the said Lang,hore, by mortgage deed, convey.
ed the said premises TO the sad Joseph Fairfield 10
secure The payment TO said Fairfield Of his, The said
Langshore's note TO said Fairfield of that date, for The
sum OF Sl45,0O, payable in three years from The date
w hhtc.et ahhhdly, whereby the sad FAIRFIELD
Claims title 10 the said premi.esi and further stating
that the said notes had not in any part heen paid, and
praying a decree Of foreclosure on the said premises
against the said Langshore and Fairfield, and all
other persons claiming uader them.
And il not being made 10 appear TO said Cour, tina,
the said defendants have had personal notice Of the
service and tendency Of said Bill, the cause is con,in-
ued 10 the next stated term Of said court, and II is
further ordered by SAID court that the laid Stamford
cause notice lhereofto be given 10 the said Langshore
and Fairfield, by publishing the substance of sad Bill
and this order three weeks successfully, in the "Bur.
ling on Free Press" a newspaper printed in Burning.
ton, IN said county, the last of which publications TO
be at least 20 days before the next stated term of this
court, 10 be holden on the 81 Tuesday of MAY next,
which shall lie deemed sufficient notice 10 the said
Langshore and Fa rheld to appear and maze answer
10 said Bill.
w.. NOBLE. Clerk.
Burlington, Feb'y IA, ls43. 3sw3
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Hiram Clark's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, THEH Hon, the Probate
District Of Chittenden. S. i Court FIR the Dis
trict OF Chittenden. TO oil persons concerned in the
estate ofHIRAM CLARK, late Of Milton in said dis
trict, deceased, GsEErrno.
WHEaEAs, Elijah Herrick and Linus Bascom, Ex-
ecuiors OF The last will and testament Of The said de-
ceased, propose TO render an account Of their admin
lstration and present their account against said estate
for examination and ~allowancea at . session Of the
Court OF Probate, to be holden at The Registers Office
IN Burlington, in said district, on the second Wednss-
day of March next. Therefore. You are hereby mott.
fed 10 appear before SAID court At the time and place
aforesaid, and shew cause, If any you have, why The &C.
count aforesaid should not be allowed.
Gwen unds! my band At Burlington this l%,A day
WV. WESTON, Rssisss.
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John Nacomber's Estate.

District ofchiienden, So L Probate Court for
the District Ut Chiiienden |: To all persons concern
ed in tine estate Of JOHN NACOMBER, late of
We,tford, in sad District, deceased, GREETING.
WHEREAS, Daniel Jackson, Administrator of the
estate of laid deceased, proposes to render an account
OF his admins ration, and rresen, his account agains,
laid estate for examination and allowance a, a ,es-
sion oil the Court Of Prol ate, 10 le holden al the Reg
second Wednesday Of March next. Therefore,
You are hereby notified TO appear lciore sad cour, a,
the time and place aforesaid, and show cau.e, if any
you have, why the account aforesaid should no, lie al.
lowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this sh day
OF February, A. D. lS43. 81 3w
WM. WESTON Rpo,s,,r
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STOCKS.

WHITE Satin Stocks. suitable for welding and
w other parties; black satin and bomlazine
stocks, plain and with bows scarf stocks; pls,ci
and plain stocks 1--WE have received a variety of
beautiful city made stocks, collars, bosoms, scarf,
&c. Stocks OF finest qualities and manufacture sell
ling at from rs to so cents lower than former prices.
We are receiving by iIarnden'> aud Jacobs Ex-
stresses, every len days, new goods TO keep our a..
sortment very complete, and we invite an examina
tion by all tefore purchasing /; goods Of The same
quality cannot lie purchase ell on more favorable terms.
81 PANGBORN & BRlNSMAID.
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Sally NJ. Sutton's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, ! The Hon. the Probate
District Of Chitlenden, s.. ! Court for the Distric, Of
Chntenden, 10 all per.ons concerned in the estate of
SAIL NJ SUTTON, late of Willi>ton, in said
district, decea,ed, GREErIso.
WHEREAS, Deborah Sutton, administrators Of the
estate OF SAID deceased, proposes 10 render an ac-
count Of her administration and present her accom-,
against said estate for examination and allowance at
a 'cssion OF the Court Of Probate, to be holden at
the Registers office IN Burlington, on the svcond
Wednesday ofMarch next.
Therefore, You are hereby notified 10 appear before
said Conrl aiihe time and place aforesaid, and shew
can~e, if any yo, have, why the account afore, aid
shoulI not fc allowed.
Given under my hand a, Burlington this third day
OF February, A. d. ls43. 81
WIN. WESTON, Register.
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DRApPUL ACCIDENT CAMPmENE ExPLo-
3~sIoN.-Anoiher explosion of this dangerous
article box place in one Of the stores on the
bridge On Thursday night and burn, Mr..
James Caldwell IN the most dreadful man-
ner.
1T appear that Mr.. Caldwell had closed
the %ystore, ana was about retiring TO bed, when
he attempted to fill a lamp which was sitting
GEAR another, when the whole Of It caught
ire and exploded. When the aeridsn, first
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-02-17
Translated for the Flee Press.
From the German Of Kiopstoek.
NJ,

Moons wheel round Earths in circuits even,
Earths around Suns their courses run,
And to the Hosts of Suns are given,
Their orbits round one greater Sun:
"Our Father Who urt in Heaven"
II.
On all these worlds, receiving, giving, light,
Dwell Spirits, who, in powers, are not the same,
Nor forms; but oil know God, and all Unite
In loving Him. "Hallowed be Thy Name"
III.
He, the highly exalted One,
He, Who, in Himself alone,
or oil blessedness, the sum
Can enjoy, the deep plan laid,
That all creatures He hath made
Should be blessed. "Thy Kingdom come"
Nv.
We'll for them, that He, not they,
Guides their footsteps in the way
They have begun;
Well, tina, guidance shall be given
In their future pathway thus!
Well for them, and well for usl
"Thv will be done,
"In earth, as it is in Heaven"
v.
The purple grape He ripens,
He raises the stalk with its ear,
He ripcns the golden apple,
The fruits of the bountiful year
The lamb on the hills He feeds,
He gives the fawn its food -
But His dread thunder rolls o'erhead,
And, by His hail, are sha tered
The fruits on the stalks and bougha
The fruits Of hill and wood.
"Give us this day our daily bread"
VI.
Are there, on high, above the thunder's path,
Sinners found 100, and bound in mortal fe.ters7
Doth Friendship, yonder, change itself to WRATH
Yonder, IN Death
Doth Friendships sun sct7
"Forgive us our debt,
Gas we forgive our Debtors"
VII.
IT'S not a single path, that, to the goal
or bliss, conducts the wand'rer up;
Some through the deserts wind,
And in these, even, he shall 6nd
Joys up sp'insing, and a cup
To refresh the thirsty soul.
joys giddy height, the desolaiion
Sorrow brings, meet in t peaceful level.
LEAD US no, into temptation,
"But deliver US from evil"
VIII.
Worship be paid to Thee, Who, round the greater Su,
Made Suns, and Ear,hs, and Moons, their ordere
courses run;
Who spirits on them placed,
And MAIDS ST them all be blessed
Makcst the blade up-spring,
And Death on all dost bring;
Through deserts leadest to the goal, and, in the wear
hour,
The wand'rer dos. refresh to Thee, by angels and b
men,
Be worship paid "For Times the Kingdom, an
the Power,
And the Glory, forever. Amen"
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nj a n r 1 d =.

In Milton, on the 18th instant, BY Rev. James
Dougherty. Mr.. w. X. WARNER. Of Georgia, 10
Miss Ctor Ann, eldest daughter Of Ira Writer'S, Esq,
of Milton.
In Jerico, on the Cd inst, BY Rev. S. B. Bost-
wick, Mr.. Rvrus BRowN, to Miss SARAH c. Bosr.
VICE.
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February 9Th. lS43.

\X1M. HuRLBUT has on hand a well selected as
w sorlment OF r GOODS purchased in New
York, in November last, at he lowest rate, which he
is determined to sell at such prices as will correspond
with The low prices Of produce. Thee goods cos,
money and must lie sold to raise money again
Cheap goods may be Obtained at "The New Cheap
Cash Store"
As there is now a little ~sleighing we invite all those
persons who visit Burlington for trade, 10 call and ex-
anime our goods. 81 WIN. HURLBUT.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-MonIav, Eel. 6. ,sa,.

BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, Feb. 6, ls43.
Al Market ESQ Beef Cattle, 700 Sheep, and 20
Swine.
PRTcEs.-Beef Cattle. An advance was effected,
and we quote 10 correspond. viz First quality, "a so
a475. Second quality, % 90 q rs. Third quality,
50 so IS
About six Cattle were sold for something more thar
our highest quotations, probably sold for about IS 90.
'Sheep-Nearly all al market were stall fed We,h-
ers, and were sold from 50 50, to4 rs.
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Wanted TO Exchanoe-

A first rate DWELLING HOUSE and LOT, COM
n pri.ing near half an acre of land with out build.
rngS, for a farm in the neighborhool Of Burlington
A scoi' argain will be given 10 eir~sasiyho wi, hes
10 move into the village of Burlington mq AIpurpose
OF keeping oarler>, or for professional services, a:
the house is near the square.
.,,. II. THOMAS, Agent.
BrPlinoton, Feb. Ii, 1913. 39f
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DISSOLUTION

TNHE Copariner>hip heretofore existing between
i tne subscribers, in the Ci>,ern business, Is this
day by mutual consent dissolved. The business Of
the firm may LIE settled with either of the partners.
JOSEPH LANDON,
ORLANDO OWEN.
Burlington, Feb. g., 1913. 81 3w t
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NOTICE.

e hereby given TO all concerned tina, ! have this
/ day given my sons, Mitchell Bernhard, Jr., and
Francis Bombard, their time, during their minority ;
and will not pay any debts of their contracting, nor
claim any other wages, but they are a, liberty TO
transact all business for themselves.
Attest, LEWIS SowLEs, Jr. his
MITCHELL 4 BOMBARD.
Alburgh, May 81, 1912. mark I 81 3w
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Now is the time.

HOWARD IS AT Notwithstanding the good
IL s~leighing, Goods are anna zing cheap at How.
ards, and never, never, never, was there before such a
good time as now for those having money to pay with.
Why the peoples agent has no charging at his store
all he gets is Just what thay pay, and surely that's
cheap enough.
Thursday Morning.t 80
10th Feb. lSJ3.
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Music.

FEBRUARY 1Sth.-Two beautiful toned Double
Bass Viols, half dozen Bass Viols, three Melodrans,
c and A Tuning Forks, patent heads for bass viol>,
bass viol tail pieces, bridges and rows, strings, hair
for bows, &c. Choirs or individuals who wish good
Instruments are invited TO call AID see this snperior
assortment. 80 PANGBORN s. BRINSMAlD.
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A VARIETY Of low priced double and single cased
n English Watches. Just received, some fine En-
glish Levers of our own importation. Those think
ing Of buying a good Lever. are desired TO look a,
81 PANGBORN q. BRlNSMAID.
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EXCITEMENT


THE strong feeling leing wrought among our cit
L liens Tor the procuring a Fire Engine for the
preservation and protection of our dwellings, shops.
chatiel>, goods and ELECTS from The destructive con,e-
qnrnces OF one of our most useful elements, il i.
thought VIII lie allayed in an early accompli, hmeni
OF The wishes OF The mos, ardently de,iron., and that
the Peoples Agent may be ready to act in concert
with his fellow ciizens, on Monday evening next,
M, application 10 the business of his profession OF
selling goods cheap 10 the People ,hcmse!ves, willie
prosecuted 10 the extent Of his al lilly and The Public
requirements, which comes strictly in accordance
with his cheerful, Up and Dong, Qlick and Cheap for
Cash and No Imprisonment fr Debt System, which
was commenced in April, 1922, and YET thus contin-
uei, and Tor a portion o fihe credit of eng so, is will
ling TO allow a cO-working Of The Boxer Engine
Company, whose ever walchtulness and exerlIon>
nave leen a shield 10 The continuance OF the opera
ions, and that they may receive a partial eq livalent
Tor their zeal and assidlity IN The cause, a portion of
the avail OF dolngs will lie appropriated Tor a coniin.
uance OF their existence OF al least the profits On sales
that may lie made previous to The adj iourned neeing,
when every citizen is expected TO meet his neighbour
and greet and con raluIate on the hoped happy result
OF having accomplished by voluntary 81 scriplion
that which they could have no heart in dong by cold
and unceremonious Taxation, all of which i: duly
submitted for The benefit Of the buyers of goods, and
the cause Of Projection from the ravages OF Fire
The plan Of which will be fully made known bv APP
plying at HOWARD'S.
In hasle, Thursday morning, 9th Feb, '43. 81
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O." l am the victim ofan ~unrequited at.
tachment," as the fellow said when the sher.
III called upon him.
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SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

Effects OF Benajah =. Phelps.
u Y Virtue tfan order issued ont Of the U. S. Dis
- trlct Court, for the district Of Vermont, will sell
AT Public Auction, a, The Inn Of Thomas ID. Fletcher,
in Albrrgh, Vermont, on Friday, the g. day Of March,
1913, at one O'Clock, z. NJ, all the note, accounts,
judgments and other claim. specified as due Bena at
S. Phelps in his schedule on file in the clice of the
Clerk OF the District Court Of the U. s., for The dis rio,
OF Vcrmon'.-Also, sundry articles Of household fur
niture. Terms CASH.
SO H.. B. SOWLEs, Special Assignee.
Effects of Tabor I. Sewell.
DY Virtue of an order Issued ont Of the u. S. Dis
ID trict Court for the District Of Vermont, | will sell
at Public Auction, at the Inn Of Thomas ID. Fletcher,
in Alburgh, Vermont, on Friday, the 3lday of March,
1913. at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, all the interest which Ia
Dor |. Sew ell had on the first day Of August, 1912, in
and 10 certain real estate lying in Alburgh,-and all
the interest said Sewell had in 5000 brick, and all
the interest he had in a certain Engine and Machine
ry,-and all the interest he has IN a certain Judgment
in favor OF said Sewell against Lester d. Moore, OF
Troy, N. Y,-and all the notes, accounts, judgments
and executions mentioned as due said Sewell ia his
schedule on file in the office Of the Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court aforesaid, together with ahou, twenty
thousand feet of pins and temlock lnml er, and a sill
yer watch. The situation Of the above real estate
will be more particularly described on the day OF sale.
Terms, CASH.
81 H. 8. SOWLES, Srec,al Assignee.
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New Establishment.

TIME Undersigned having longht out the entire
L stock Of BARNES Il KELLER, beg leave 10
inform the puddle that they intend to continue the
CABINET and CHAIR MAKING BUSINESS, in
all lis branches, at the old stand ofBarns and Kecler.
The public general y, and The citizens Of Burlington
in particular, are requested TO call and examine their
work and their prices. They will sell any article in
their line cheaper than can be bongh, in this market.
A. e. u. F. BARNES.
Burlington, Feb. 10, ls43.
THE Books and papers Of the undersigned will be
kept for the present at the shop heretofore occupied
by them they request all persons indebted 10 call and
pay Immediately y, or they will Ike under the necessity of
leaving their demands for collection.
All persons having claims against the subscribers
are respectfully requested 10 prescn, them for adjust
ntcnt, as they are de ermnei 10 Lring all their bu,i-
ness 10 aclose as soon as possible.
BARNES q. keller.
Burlington, Feb. 10, 1913.
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BOOKS,
Retailed at Wholesale Prices.

THE subscriber has taken The extensive and valn-
l. able stock Of Law, Medical, Theological, Mis-
Classical, and School Books, lately e.
longing to T.. Goodrich, comprising the largest and
best selected stock IN the Stale, which he offer, a,
reiah for cash at wholesale prices.
Maov valuable books will lie sold at one halt their
original price. Call at the old stand ;Bsup Stairs.
r., II. J. SUBWAY, Agent.
Feb. l3. l813 aS,f
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James Marsh>s Estate.

James Marsh,s Estate.
NE THE BSCR1BERS, having been ap-
W pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District Of Chittenden, commissioners to re.
ceive examine and adjust the claims and demands of
all persons, against the estate of JAMES MARSH
late Of Burlington, in said District, deceased, repre-
sented insolvent, 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 W. will attend to the business of our appoint
ment, at the off ,e Of Lyman Il Marsh, in Burlington,
in said District, on the third Monday OF March and the
LIST Monday Of May next, at 10 O'clock, A. NJ, on
each of said days.
Dated, this 81 day Of February, A. D. le42.
81 GEO: ?: MARsH,)
L. I,N LooM 1s commissioners