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Henry Townsend's Estate.
FATE OF VERMONT, ! m HE Hon, ih'

STATE or TERMoNT}T He Hon; the
District oi Chlenden, ! Probate Court
for the district of ChcRden, 10 all persons concern
ed in the estate of HENRY TOWNSEND, late ct
Troy, IN the Stale o. New York, deceased, iesate,
GREETING
WHEREAS, George Z. Shaw administrator with
the will annexed Of the estate Of said deceased,
nropo,e, 10 render m account n his administrator.
ana present his account against said estate for exc
aninat on and allowance al session OF the Court
Probate 10 lie holden at the Registers Office in Bur
impon, in SAID district, on the second Wednesday
July next.
Therefore You are hereby nouhedto appear before
aid court a, the time and place Aforesaid and shew
cause, il any you have, Why the account aforesaid
/ should not he allowed.
| Given under my hand at Burlington, this 22i d. v
# yuhe, y 7. ls4S
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ID + n

In Huntington, on the 2lst ult. Capt. EnESEzER
CUTTER, aged ga years, formerly from Filzwilliam,
Me- He was one Of the Revolutionary Soldiers.
Printers in Montpelier and Me. are requested &c.
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ADMINISIRAT TORS ,NALE.

THE Vendue of the real and personal estate o
L DAN DAY, late Of Burlington, deceased is adj
Journed until Monday the 9TH day OF August, 1913, a
one o'clock in the afternoon, al the late residence o
the deceased. II. ALLEN administrators
August |, 1S43. 9
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET-July 2

At market 900 fresh Cattle, $50 from the South /;
so Cows and Calves and 1900 Sheep and Lambs.
PRcEs-Bo3 Cattle were very dull, and prices
barely maintained-we quote IS so 2 S. with few
at IS 25-l50 unsod.
Co,cs and Calrrs-All taken at SIS S25 q S25.
Sheep and Lambs-Snles 1000 at 81 u! q 81 80
for Lambs, and 81 z 50 25 for Sheep, which is a
decline.
Hay-Sales of new at SOC per cwt. and old at so q
S2tc
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-08-04

Oh S.
q nnn Gals. Fall Sperm and pure Winter OIL
WV 5000 gals. BIesced Whale do
$500 gals. Lnseed Oil,
1000 do Lard do
1000 do Olive do for sale very low by
FOLLETT, BRADLEY q Co.
Old Dock, July ID, lsi3 6
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-08-04

DYE WOODS.
1En Bills. Cam Wood
SS0 $50 do Camph. Log Wood
$50 do ST. Domingo do
$50 do Fus,ic
rs do Nader,
80 do Blue Viuiol,
AZ do Alum,
100 do Copperas, Tor sale at cost a nd ches PEI
by FOLLETf, BRADLEY a. Co
June Is, 1913.
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DISSOLUTION.

YNIAN &. COLE, have this day dissolved their
IL Copartnership by mutual consent. All persons
indebted requested call and settle Immediately
Those having demands against the late firm will pre-
sent them for payment. The Books and Notes can
be found for few days nj the old stand. After which
time they will be removed to F.. Lymans Store, at ths
north west corner of Strong Buildings, formerly
cupied by u. A. Braman, at which place both parties
will at any time attend the settlement OF al, their
books and demands.
ELIAS LYMAN,
MORTON COLE,
Rurlinr;on June 8 1919
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-08-04
RRJE NOTICE
Levi Nutting's Estate.

Levi Nutting's Estate.
NE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been ap-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District Of Chcnden, commissioners TO re-
ceiye examine and adjust the claims and demands Of
all persons, against the estate Of LEVI NtTTlNG,
late of unierl, in said District, deceased, repre-
scented nsovert, 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 do therefore hereby give notice,
that we will attend to the business Of sad appoint
ment al the dwelling ct Pcr,> Nutnr, in Under
hill, in said district, he first Tuesdays OF Angus,
ami Novoml er next, al 10 o'clock A. NJ, on each OF
SAID days.
Datel this 18Th day Of MAY, A. D. 1913.
TRUMAN SHELDEN, Commits
OLIVER GOODIluE, ! soner-.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-08-04
MANTLE LAMPS

A very elegant set of MANTLE LAMPS, bur
IA nus with cut shades for sale unconmonlv chea
at the crockery store Nv JOSEPH WATT.
Burlington, June 80 1913.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-08-04

4 Fresh lot ofRasins, Figs, Dried Curants, Clron,
\ Tamarinds, Rice, Saleratus, Starch, Pure Gin
ger, Chocolate Shells Indigo, Gum Camphor, Bakers
Cocoa Paste, Candles, Bar and Shaving Soap, Cav
end,h and Smoking Tobacco, Sugars, Mola>ses, and
VInegar-aIl OF which are offered for cash at very
reduced prices, by S. N. GAUT n Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-08-04

TIVE DOLLARS REWARD. Stolen, from the
l. aloralorv of the University, some time since,
five chemical Thermometers, and 4 glass Hydrome-
ter The thermometers all Of kenla IFS make,
with their lulhs extending below the scales. Two
were filled with colorei >plr-the others with mer-
cnrv and graduated very hgh The Thermometers
were kept in case, and one OF III I'M in small ma
hogany case Gifts own. The llydrometer was mad
ii is lellevel, ly Lcrehouts, and was in SINAI
green case For restoration of the Instruments ant
detection of the thief, tive dollars will he paidand
fair proportion of that for part Of The in>lrn
ments 3w3 GEO. W BENEDICT.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.--July "a, le43.

At Market $50 Beef Cattle, 20 Cows and Calves
$500 Sheep, and 100 Swine.
PRIcEs-Bee CdHlc-Last weeks prices were no,
sustained We noticed few extra at 4 so Il AIS
First quality 25 a so; second quality q %
third quality, 50 a a.
Co,cs and CalreS-Sales at l5, 10, %. and 326.
Sheep-pull. Lots were sold from to IS, . %
S,cinc-No lots were sold to pedde. A few small
pigs were peddled.
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NOTICE.,

THIS may certify tina, have given my son, Syl
voster lIoldredge Jr. his tme and hereafter shall
not control any Of his earnings, hold myself re
sponsibe to pay any debts OF his contracting afte
this date. SYLVESTER HOLDREDGE.
Alburgh, June 20, 1913. '4w3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-08-04
David AtWOoi's Estate.
STATE OF VERMON1,1 A 7 a pr,

David Atwoo.'s Estate.
STAT OF VERMONT A 7 a probate
District of Chtend-n, 50. : IA court held ~
Burlington, within and for the district Of Chendot'
on the sevenih day OF June, 1913. Moses Atwood
one Of the heirs he estate Of David Atwood la
Of Charlotte ia said d,lr, deceased, mites ae hav-
ing hIe IN sad court nj petition in writing, scttinI
forth that he holds in common with the other heirs ~
SAID estate, tenth part ct the following tescr %
parcels OF land, lying in said Charlotte; viz, Ninety
seven acres and twelve rods Of land off the soul:
end e The sec nd division lot Of the or gina rgh
Of Jonathan Aiken, with the buildings and appur-
tenancc,: a.o, 81 acres and ii rods Of lot No. 49,
Of the first division drawn 10 the original right o:
John Hoag, beng the same lands hcre oore set out
to Susannah Atwood widow of the said inte,tair.
her dover in said estate; and praying said cCur.
to order partition oi SAID lands 10 lie made among
the several pers ms entitled thereto.
THEREroRE, The court afore,ail doth appoint the
second Wednesday Of July, 1913, for hearing ami
declinG said petition al the Office Of the Register
of said court in said Burlington, and doth order tina
all persons interested thereof by pei lcaon Of this
order containing The Substance Of said petition, thre1
weeks successfully IN the Burlington Free Press, u
! new>paper printed IN said Burlington, the last oi
which publica ions to lie previous to the day appon-
ted a. aforesaid for hearing.
Given under my hand al said Burlington, this
| seventh day OF June, \. d. 1888
WIN. WESTON Register.
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I mr. ia al

In Colchester, on the 9th ult by the Rev. C.
Green, Mr.. GEORGE SEVERANCE to Miss BErsEI NJ
Cook, both of former place.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-08-04

GOOD BRASS ALARM CLOCKS,
WARRANTED, nj the very low price Of 49,, NJ
w Cash down only.
June %. PANGBoRN e. RRINsMAip.
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REVOLVING CASTORS.

A Large assortment, OF Revolving Casters, four,
IN five and six bottles, psry cheap indeed Tor sale
az the Crockrry Store by JOSEPH WAIT
June Is, 1873.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-08-04

CAVENDISH If. PLUG TOBACCO of tho mos,
~ approved brands. Deem u Browns celebrated
Chewing and smoking tobacco; Also, Sheep Tobao.
co Tor sale very low by
FOLLETT, BRADLEY T. Co.
OIi RocF June s, 1913.
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LIVE AND LET LIVE"
= lIIrNTlNS.TON

cFIRSr rae BUILDING LOTS for ,ale near ,';
" Academy on College Street. Also Pews in thu
Stone Church aud one IN the Unitarian Brio Church.
Euaulre Of II THOMAS.
June Is, 1913. I'll
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NOTICE..

T OuIS FOLLE7'T having been admitted 10 an in
j 4 'erest IN the mercantile concern Of Follcu and
Bradley, business will hereafter ! e conducted undW
the firm Of OlLElT, BRADLEY Il Co.
Oh Dock. limo [. 1913.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-08-04
George prirdie's Estate

George FrirdIe's Estate.
WE the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District of Chitenden, commissioners receive, ex-
anime and adjust the claims and demands Of all per-
sons against the estate of GEORGE PRINDLE, late
Of Charlotte in said District deceased, represent in
solvent, and also all claims aud demands exhibited
in offset thereto; and SIX months from the day Of the
date hereof being allowed by said Cour, for that
purpose, We do therefore hereby give notice, that
will attend TO the business of our appointment. At
the dwelling of widow Louisa Prindie, in Charlotte,
November next, at 10 O'clock A. NJ, each Of said
days.
Dated, this 10th day Of NAV A. D. lS43 50
BURK LEAyyENwoRri' Comms.sioners
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-08-04
WANTED :

SOn POUNDS OF Bees Wax. Also, 4 quantity
COO Of Er-oi or Snurred Rye in exchange, hy
81 PECK & SPEAR, Druggists.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

SINGULAR LANE.-The Houston Telegraph
states that there is in Jefferson county, Texas,
near Beaumont. lake, the sides of which arc
bitumen. 1t is about 4 quarter of mile IN cir.
cumference In the winter months its surface is
hard and capable of sustaining person. 1t is
generally covered from November to March
with water which is sour to the taste. Owing TO
this cause it is called by the people in the vicinity,
the sour pond or sour lake. In the summer
there is spring near the middle where oil
liquid probably Petroleum. continually boiis up
from the bcttom This liquid gradually hardens
after being exposed to the air and forms black,
pstchy substance, similar to that at the sides OF
the lake.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

PEACH TREEs.--At q recent meeting OF the
Cincinnati horticultural Society, an interesting
letter was read on the management of Peach or
chards, from S. S. L'Hommedleu 1t communl-
Gates the result of his treatment, in the last two
years, Of an orchard of Peach trees, numbering
about 400. The writer says:
Late the fall OF lsii, examined thoroughly every
cree ard found the twelve the roots OF
each one-and most of the looking sckly. AZ this
period the orchard grass caused 70 be roughed
chat fall Iu April, ls42. observing paragraph IN the
newspapers from Nc ti,tle,,n Phyc, Of Ccc county Ma
ryana recommending very highly the application OF salt
and be thrown broadcast over
the ground obtained and applied the articles as directed
IN the course months the gave evidence oil re
newed life In the fall OF 1872 and splng of ls3 aga,n
had the roots examined, aud found about sly
worms TO the tlee. So much for satpetre.
number OF individuals in the vicinity OF his city, hay
nr ne Young orchards DESTROYED many Of their trees by
misunderstanding the directions and applying the remedy o
freely. - -.
In the middle OF June last the appearance OF pr ht
lands letter in the Gazette recommending the application
of ashes or Stacked lime, spilled about half peck OF
Stacked lime each ree the surface e the ground 10
contac, with the frank Last week again had the ROOFS
examined but found no worms The Of the trees ap
pear healthy there being gum ooLing from them as al
first The whole orchard with the exception OF some dozen
trees looks remarkably WELL and will probably compare Ia
yoraby with many that younger this neighoeIoood
The orchard planted several ySas since BY Mr. H. ~
Ameluug Of Alton III. Cincinnati paper
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17
RATES OF TAX FOR
NdcALLlSTEK'S ALL HEALING ONT.

McALLlSTEK'S ALL HEALING ONT.
lNI MENT-This ointment which surpasses even ina
eYnecatiors of its friends constantly accommodating
dence of It's virtue and wonder working power.
We cannot withhold from the public the value which hi
article mparts and lmparng to those III afhicton We
coud mention the of hundreds who would be Ia
meutng poor condition had they notused this all healing
ointment We recommend this article the sincerity ofouT
hearts for We know that there ytne III and that he who
uses It will only be grateful that he had used IT. 1t IS indeed
one Of the greatest blessings of the kind eer invented We
annex IN the joining column of the diseases which this
ointment will heal, viz:
Ague in the face, proceeding Erupuons In the lace
from cold or tooth ache Pam in the side and breast
Rheumatic affections Affection OF the liver
Inflammation III the Breast Sore throat
Sore and weak eyes Piles
Chapped hands Severe Burns
Sore lips Asthma -.
The above valuable ointment sold BY the proprietor
JAMES N'ALlSTER l26 Division street corner Of Alien
New York also at $50 Pearl street. and by the following
agents Dr. Thomas Ritter, loi Cherry st; DAVID MAlllster
329 Beecker ST Brothers HibbaId Sc John st; H. Gibbs W
Bowery; Knox Co. cor Hudson and Canal sts; Spoons
4 Co, Brooklyn Star Office, Brooklyn.
Price IS cents per box
Much more might be said as the hundredh part has not
been told Of the good effects already produced by this on
ment n8 2w
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17
-GUDERVILL'S GERMAN PLASTER.

4 most efiectuat remedy for the following com
4plaints CONS, Cuts. Bruises, Burns, Scalds Felons
Salt keum Ague, Frosted Feet. rheumatism, Sore Throat
eYrr Sores Hip Campaint, Sc In boxes from -four
shilliugs.
his plaster has been used with success for th- last
years and those who make Of II will find il y,T5
fu their families thousands already testify trial
wll be sufficient accommodation. Sold By Mrs. Cama-
Proprietor, leg ooster street. Houston j. c. yaus
10 Houston street. Mrs Sparkling. II Second avenue; e.
Sanford, Houston and Cannon streets Erockivn-
Miles Cook of Prospect and Bridge.see. Mrs
Red thread and needle store falton street nil I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17
j28 iaw9m Attorney for Attaching Creditor.

pY ORDER of Samuel Miller, Esquire, Judge
ID County of the County of Monroe of the
degree Of Counsellor Law the Supreme Court Notice
hereby given ha, attachment issued
the County Of Monroe and State of New York. abscond
us Miller Judge as aforesaid pursuan, TO The directions OF the
State concerning attachments abscondng concealed
or nonresident debtors and that the will be sold for the
payment of his debts unless he the said Stephen L. Francisco
appear and discharge such attachment according Law with
months from the first publication of and
that the payment any debts and the delivery Of property
belonging the said debtor him for his use and the
transfer OF any property by him for any purpose whatever
forbidden by Law and void
Dated the 28th day Of October 1873.
noyl aw3m H. c. IVES, ATTY. for attaching Creditor
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

RY ORDER of David Mann, Esquire, Supreme
~ Court Commissioner-Noce is hereby given, that
Westfeld Chautauque County and State Of New Yor an
abscondng or concealed debtor due proof made TO the said
Commissioner the concerning Attach
inst abscondins concealed nonresident debtors
and thai the same vii De sold for the of his debts
unless he The SAID Sale Sweet appear and discharge such
tachmenrs according law within three months from the first
publication Of this notice And that the payment Of any
debts and the delivery Of any property belonging 10 the SAID
debtor 70 him. or for his and the transfer of any property
by h or any purpose whatever forbidden bv law-an
are void. JOHN VI. KEEP
Attorney for Attaching Creditors.
Uated W estfield, Uct. I, lS43 NJ law 3m
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17
DY ORDER of Hon D. P 1ngraham, Associate

DY ORDER of Hon. D, P lngraham, Associate
ID Judge OF the Court OF Common Pleas Tor me COUNTY OF
Of the Statute authozng attachments against abscondine
conceded and nonresident debtors That attachment he,
issued against the OF William Il Fa.rar resident OF
J.cksonre East Florida and i the viii De sold Gr
the ynen of debts unless h and sa en-
attachment according 10 a" within nine months IRON r
first publication OF this notice and that the payment oil ~
debts 10 him By residents OF this State and the delivery 10
him for his Of property within this STATE belong
ing him. and the transfer OF such property by MN are
forbidden BY law and vodDated the ith day OF Octo
Ter 1873. WILLIAM CCll altoiheS
ol0 law9m ior attaching Creditor
DY ORDER of David Mann, Esquire, Supreme
ID Court Commissoner--Noce i; hereby given that
aclmsnt has issued against the estate OF SAFE SWEET
late Of Wes,held, ChauiauQue County, and State of New
York an ondng concealed debtor due proof made
TO the said Commissioner pursuant the statute
Attachments against absconding, concealed resident
debtors and that the will be sold for the Of his
debts unless he the said Safe Sweet appear and discharge
such attachment according TO law within three months from
the publication Of this notice. and that the payment OF
debts and The delivery OF any property belonging 10 The
debtor 10 him for and the transfer proper
y by him for purpose whatever forbidden by law and
are yoid.-Dated Wsstfed, October !, lSi3
JOHN NJ. KEEP,
ol5 law3ra Attorney for Attaching Creditors.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

nRUGGISTS GLASS WARE.-Common Vials, Pre-
scripon Vials Patent Medicine Walls Acid Bottles 20
Oils Concaves Magnesia, Backing VaInlsh Denny
Flaks Inkstands Jars Lemon STTus Mustards, snuns'
Chemicals all kinds, Funch English and American All
kinds of Paints Coors Every description of Drugs and
Druggists articles, and Patent Medicines Perumery and
Soaps, a general assortment, sc. Sc SC,
All articles warranted genuine The promptest attention
given 70 orders from the country. o9 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

pY ORDER of Hon William Inglis, Associate
DJudge Of the Court Of Common Pleas the City and Coun
u Of New York Notice hereby given pursuant TO the pro
ing concealed and on-resdent debtors that attachment has
issued against the Of JOHN DICK who is, or has OF
late been resident Of the City Of Newfo and that the
viii be sed for the payment OF MS debts unless he
pear and discharge such attachment according TO law whi
three months from the first publication OF this NOTICE and
that the payment any debts due him by OF his debt
ors aud the delivery TO him his OF property
rents monies Sc belonging 10 him and the transfer OF OF
hi. property by him are bdden by law and void Dated
the Nineteenth day of Se3tembcr lSi3
CLARK s. CAMPBELL, 81 John:street y l.
so3 Iaw3m Attorneys for Attaching Credlter
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17
RY ORDER of Hon. Thomas G. Chittendenl,

pY URDER OF Hon Ihonas =. Cnlttenutn,
D First Judge OF ths Jefferson County Courts notice
hereby given that attachment has issued against the estate
William r. Stewart nonresident debtor and that the
will be sold the payment of his debts unless he
and discharge such attachment according TO law within nine
months from the first publication of this notice. and that the
payment any debts due him by residents of this State
and the delivery him for his of any property within
this State belonging him. and the transfer any such
ery by him are forbidden BY law and void Dated March
n, l8i3. y. M0LLlN
n22 laW0
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

d New-York Common Pleas notice hereby given pursu
an, to provisions of the statute auhorsns attachments
against debtors that attachment has issued
against the of Benjamin F. Griffin who resident Of
the of Georgia. and that the Will be sold for the
payment of his debts unless he appear and discharge such
tachment according TO law within nine months from the first
publication this notice. and that the payment any debts
due him BY residents Of this State belonging him. and
the Of any such property BY him forbidden By law
and are void Dated the nth day Of January le43.
JOHN B. STAPLES,
bayn Amor for Afrac 4
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

XXTUNDERFUL INVENTION 10 force the
" " growth Of Human Hair.-Tra bottles only shngs
The ofsome of respectable citizens can o
shown %ho have used this and found all u here
Gail and them a sore they certify that having psea
Jones Coral Hair Restorative they found 10 possess t'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

RY ORDER of William Inglis, Associate Judge
~ Of the Court of Common Pleas for the City and County
OF New oIk Notice Is hereby gwen pursuant the prov
sons OF the statute authorizing attachments against
dent debtors that attachment against the estate
OF DAVlD sTuDLEY, resident OF North Yarmouth STATE
vi Massachusetts and that the will De- sold for the
mea OF his debts unless he appear and discharge such attach
men according TO law within months from the pub
hcatlon Of tins notice. and that the payment of any debts due
10 him by residents of this State and the deyeS to him or
ior ms use Of any property within this State belonging him.
and the transfer any such property by him are Forbidden b
law, and yoid-Dated the 22d day of August ls,3
BURR, BENEDICT & BEEBE
au2i law9m Attorneys for Attaching Creditor