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~" TIT" S''''' 1''"F "N'-Hdy 10
At market, so1 Beef Cattle 1000 from the South
rs Cows and Calges'and 1923 Sheep.
PRioEs-Bef Cdhie The supplies are better and
the activity in the marke, Continues, but we quote a
decline Of 50 cts. CIVIL. on the extreme range-say S.,
bod e., for reiging qualities and s425 q IS for or.
nlnary cattle. los left over.
Cors and Calres-All at market taken at SIS, s25
to $50
Sheep--All but 50 taken at 81 rs to So, and $3.50
for few choice lots.
Hy-suppos good. Prices range from 30 TO sly
cents per cwt.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-26

TO THE WINGS OF VERMONT.
A State Convention of the Wings of YER
mont will be holden AT RUTLAND, ON
WEDNESDAY THE 2STH DAY OF
JUNE NEXT, for the purpose of nominal
ing State Officers, and for the transaction of
other matters deemed necessary, preparatory
to the Annual September Election. And
also to appoint two Delegates and two Sub
stitutes at large to attend the National Con-
ven,ion to be holden in May 1914, for the
nomination of candidates for the offices of
President and Vice President of the United
States. The Wings at their several District
Conventions in the State are requested also
to appoint one Delegate and Substitute each,
for the purpose above stated.
1t is specially important, and therefore
particularly desired, that not single town in
Vermont should be unrrprcsened at said
State Convention by two or more delegates.
CALVIN TowNsLEY,
ERAsTUs FAIRBANKS,
JonN A. CoNANT,
E. p. WALTON JR., State Central
GEORGE A. ALLEN, Committee.
HARMON Garfield,
john A. PR,rr,
ARTEMAs CUsnMAN,
May 16, 1S43.
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IVM. HURLBUT.

IVM HURLBUT',
Of the New Cash store. is now opening and
~ olering for sale on the lowest terms for cash,
great variety of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, such
as Mon, cline dc LANES and Challvs,
Prints, Fig'd Lawns and French Muslins,
Silks, plain and figured, llue black and cold,
Figd Camlrics, Plain Lawns,
Gloves, MuS, and Hosiery,
ShawI>, Handkerchief, and Craras,
Ladies Florence BRAID and other Bonnets,
Ladies and Misses Straw Bonnes,
Bonnet Trimmings, Ribbons, &c.
Broa Clo'hs Cassmere>, and ja,iaetts,
rich assortment Of Ve>ings,
Gen'lemen'> Stocks and Cravais,
Family Groceries, Lamp Oil, &C.
Gcnilcmen> Leghorn Hats
Boys Legeorn and Palmleaf do, May l6,
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SILVER SPECTACIES,
E'OR two dollars at the Variety Store. Goggles
Cases an al things IN the optical line, cheaper
THAN ever ,o,l. 81 PAScsoRN q. BRINsMAIp
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Me w GOODS.

- IL. u. DOOL1TlLE are now receiving from
l. New York an extensive assortment Of Goods
adapted to the spring trade Their facilities for pur-
CHASING have been such will enable them TO put
their goods IN competition with any others and they
are determined TO be under sold for cash. or good
credit.
MAY L. lS43 ri ew
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EAREWELLS CATER and half Caters, Frenr h
l. Sips and Walking Shoes, &c, e.. Just received
MAY 25, 49, 81 by H. w CATLIN.
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LOOKING ELiS.SE.S

A LARGE AMI well selected assortment, consist
y ing of Git Mahogany end gill; .b'orraHord
Fancy framed Looking Glasses, for * al greatly
reduced prices at the Hardware Store, Corner If
Church and College SIS, by HAGAR * ARTHUR.
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David A. Pages Estate.
~ Il TIIE SID I'D IpI,RS Lau....,

11"VIu ~ H1SEt0Cs
WE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been ar-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District of Grand Lie, commissioners TO re-
celve, examine and adjust all claims and demands of
all persons, against the estate of DAVID A. PAGE
late of North Hero, in said District, deceased, repre-
sented lnsolvent and also all claims and demands
nineteenth day ofApriI last being allowed by said court
for that purpose, do therefore hereby give notice
that will attend to the business Of our sad appoint
ment at the dwelling house OF the widow, Minerva
Page in North Hero, the third Tuesday Of Sep'em-
Der next, from O'Clock A. NJ. until o'clock p. NJ.
on Of sail day.
Dated at North Iiero.th Sth day ofMay, D. 1913
WILLIAM y. RUSSELL, Comms-
81 ASAHEL ADLEN, { soners
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY,

The Wings of Chi,tendcn County are re-
qucs,cd to meet in their respective towns on
the 3ls. inst. for the purpose Of appointing
three delegates to represent them in the
District Convention of the Sth Of June.
1t is recommended that the delegates he
furnished, in all cases, with the usual creden-
-. 4
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I WOOyTER 4 DAUCHY.
w@HSk.HWRooHnRs
>coKN8fs$ ron MERCHANTS,
- YYZI,0zTxy, N Xn,s
HAtEX 1,KIf. IsyeIx.%s, q &|GsaG4s aSS1

HAtEA51xXs%, Sr2Z 70 T zffAT S whSS
l1ev nrypNrtex,o sell as low as they can !e rur.
chase Vim This market or New York. either for cash
or approved paper. The following articles COM
prise part of their assortment.
so Chests and half chest of Tyson, Young Hyson,
Hyson Skin, and Powchong Teas.
20 Hhls ST Crox, Porto Rico and New Orleans
Sugars. Loaf and Lump do do
so lids ST. Croix, Porto Rico and TRINIDAD
Moa>scs.
80 Bags Old Java, Lagura, Manila and Cuba
Coffee
100 Boxes and half boxes Raisiny.
go Kegs Malaga do IN fine order.
40 Boxes various brands Cavendish Tohaccos, 6
10 25 cents per pound.
I5 l'erces Rice, Pepper Spices. Cloves. Nut
megs, Salaraius, Ca>sia, Figs, Nuts, &c.
so Boxes No. Bar Soap.
so do Mould Candles, 6s and g..
Also, Constantly on hand, Fish, Flour, Salt, 100
Sacks Liverpool a>hle brand, Mess Pork.
Also, Liquors and Wines Of all kinds, which are
o.ered only IN particular customers.
Country Merchants will do well to call and exam
inc their stock before purchasing elsewhere.
w. e. ID. have made arrangements for the sale Of
Flour, which will ena le them TO furnish at all times,
from TO 500 bbs., al the lowest market price, 10
which particular attention will lie paid.
May %, 1913. 3m
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TROY sTcNG WARE,

TROY SIGN e WARE,
VvNtlE Subscriber has on han1 a large and superior
L assortment of STONE WARE, superior to any
made in the United STATE, which he o Ter, for .ae al
Reduced Prre>, andi> ready 10 receive orders, pack
and deliver, free Of carriage package on Hoard of
Canal Boats either for Troy, Albany. or Yves, Troy
for cash or approved paper.
All orders by Mail or otherwise, Immediately aen-
del to.
I. SEYMOUR, a. Ferry It,
Troy, N. Y, May H. lS43. 81
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c. P. Peck, } c.
L. p. BLoDGErT, : Cnn,
WIN. HARMON. ~
TEMPERANCE NOTICE.

The regular monthly meeting of the Burling-
ton Total Abstinence Society Will be held this
evening at half past six O'Clock, p NJ.
..-E~A. STANSBURY, Secretary.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-26

Gliding with Gold and Silvering with Silver
by Calvanism.
'I'HlS process of silverna md gliding mny he rem.
L dered quite useful to Merchants, Mechanics,
Snddlers House keepers, and others The process
Will be shewn and IuIly made known and Batteries
together with all necessary materials furnished on
moderate terms, and satisfaction given. Part Of the
process in gliding i not the same as that used by
some. who are vending the secret around the country
Work in this line will be attended to if desired on
reasonable terms. 81 PASonoRN & BRISsMA1p.
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PREMIUM
DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PEN.

no You wish 10 improve your hand wrliing1
- Do yol wish 10 retrench your expense, for the
mex, Ave year,1
steel pens?
Are yon troubled in procuring good quills or PEN
knivesl
Doyon wish 10 write with ease and pleasure
DO yon with beautiful pen AMI always order i?
DO you wish 10 make an acceptable present 10
friend?
Doe yonr eye gh' fail, or yonr hand ,rem' lie, so
thai yoI are lr"'l led in making good pen
II yor answer ~ YES" 10 any or all Of the e nres-
iion,, plea ecall al the Variety Sore and examine
orr eau'Ifd damonl pointed gold pens
We have written with one Of The, pens which ba
been in constant r'e for more than three years and
Is now 9. good a ever.
u PAHsDoks & BA;yvxAp.
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TO liz 7,

A Commod.ous STONE HOUSEat present occu-
IA pied by DR.. HISEBERo. Fcrterms apply at thu
premises.
Burlington, Sept. Is, 1872 - If
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z AXIlR y.

ODGERS & SONS AMI other inc Razors, also
II Straps, Brushes, la'her Boxes, Soaps, SC 'o-
ale hv pANGsuRS & ERIN MAID.
March 81, 1913. a.
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TO LET

VIE Lot on Pearl street, known by tho Munson
Lot; containing about three acres divided by a
isnce into two lots, which can 10 rented separately.
The ground requires plouRhing and enrchine. For
that Use u will be rented low. II contains .bopt
We good apple trees, part grated frrit.
Enquire Of LYMAN a Corr
May u, ls43. 20
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EOR y LIE.

1OOO Pieces HOUSE PAPER, a great vafeiy
lO.O of patterns at mannnrtrrors rrce>, 10,
saelv H. w. CA1LIN.
April Il, 1913. 10
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Tin Plate &c.
NOTICE ~.

TUE subscriber havi1= 'a.cn hi, son Henry r..
1 DootIr7Lr into Coparucr>hlp, 'hr Lrsnc- v !
'- continued at his old stand under the rm Of 2. H..
II. pooLr-rLE.
PHlLO DOOLlTTLE-
Burlington, III April, 1913.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-26

Lang ofhe Green Mountains at burlington, by The
s1ae OF Lake Chompiain ,rhieh unites us to the
Empire STATE, leM May, '43
LACONlC.
''HERF IS causes for making these fimes produc-
i've OF reasons for now selling from one of the
most genera stocks Of Merchandise ever had in the
oheap Cash Store at prices hitherto Unprecedented
made TO our captain who is acting as President for
the Inde will 90 on under The particular patronage Of
re Green Mountain Boys who are an invincbIe
snien against prescription tyranny oppression and
for ndnsriously and faithfully serving in huynr low
tor selling cheap to the People at HOWARD'S.
FOR SALE.
A good Concord Wagon.
n May 81. PASopons 4, B,,x.x.n.
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BISHOP HOPKINS on ROMAN
ISM

A second letter - the RIGHT REV. FRANCIS
"A P KENRICK, Roman Catholic Bishop -
Philadelphia, BY JOHN HENRY HOPKINS, d.
d. Bishop oftAe Doeesof Tsrnont. just published
Fro -ae by II. j. sHCMNAf, Agent
Aprils, 80
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-26

THE Ba lom House, one mic south Of the village
l. Apply TO u. LEAVENWORTHs
May % lS43. 81
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MnNNETS AND LEGHORN HATS,
A NEW supply Of Ladies Florence and Straw
~ Bonnes, and Mems Leghorn Hats just received
and for sale very cheap by
lSMay, 1913, slow P. & II. II. DOOLITTLE.
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NEW WATCHES.


WE have received a small invoice Of rery FINE
w fin. he'd Lever Watches made by Beesley, Har.
rison, and other good makers al Liverpool. Watch
es of similar kinds, Of our Importation are in use by
many persons in this vicinity, and they nre well
known that we need LAY but little erning theml
We would Just mention that we have had some made
this winter that we believe please the mos, particular.
Old Watches taken towards new ones al fair prices.
Every kind of Watches or Clocks cleaned and re-
paired well. Wood and Brass ClocL :, aso for sale
PANGBORN ~ BRlNSMAlD
May 10, l943. 81
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Mr.. VAN buren, IN PENNsYLvANIA-A
short time since writer in the Albany Ar
gus venturcd to asscr, that though Mr.. Bu-
chanan was the first choice of Pennsylvania
yet it was "equally certain that the party in
that State preferred Mr.. Van Buren, to any
other Candidate. The Lancaster Intelli-
genccr, an influential Loco Foco paper,
phatic contradiction
We aver, with perfect confidence, that out of the
city and county of Philadelphia, Mr.. Van Buren, is
the weakest OF all our candidates, with, perhaps a
single exception. We have tolerably extensive
quantance and intercourse throughout the State and
we have yet to meet the first Loco Foco resident be-
tween the Schnylkill and the Allegheny who has de-
clared hnselfin favor of Mr. Van Buren, as his first
choice, though we have learned that there are few
such in the city of Pitsburg For third nomina-
fion, he has no party lchaterer in the interior.
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SNAIL TWIST COMES, NEW ONES.

SMALL TWIST NoMI's, NEW ONES
- Dee. Small Plated Horn Twist Cor r ~.
l q small plain horn Twist Comls, G -I.a
Shell and 9 doz TORTOISE bell Twist Com p 1rr 7-l
shell side and back Corab-, very fine lvoy, CONF,
horn and other kinds offne Dressing Com p, Pc r.
Tonh ana Nail Brushes, tine OornN Clea,r.s Ne
vA,evsl q. ,he Ysr'e.y Store H
March 81, 1913, PlNesoRs 4 DsH.s.r r.
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BOARDERS

IRON the Court Hon>c Square or College may
L find good accommodation, On moderate terms,
by applying TO WARREN SIP Ely on Malu street.
House lately occupied by Geo. B. Shaw, Esq.
Nav l. 1913 iqw3
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sh TE o. or cb KERJWoNT Hon. the
for the District of Chtenden, to a persons con-
cerncd in the estate of EBENEZER ALLEN, late
ofColchestcr, IN said District deceased, GREETING.
WHEREAS, Charles Collins administrator of the
estate of SAID deceased proposes orender nm account
of his administration and present his against
said estate for examination and allowance at n ses.
sion of the Court OF Probate, o be holden at the
Registers office in Burlington in said district on the
second Wednesday of June next.
Therefore, you are hereby notified TO appear be-
fore said court a, the time and place aforesaid and
show cause If any you have, why the account afore-
said should not be allowed
Given under nv hand a, Burlington, this tenth day
of May, A. ID. lS43.
WIN. WESTON, Register
STATE or VERMONT, THE Hon. the
District Of Chltienden. ! i Probate Court
within and for the District OF Chittenden.
To the creditors md others concerned in the estate
Of EBENEZER ALLEN, late of Colchester, in said
District, deceased
Whereas Charles Collins administrator of the CO.
tate OF sad deceased, has made application TO this
Court, TO extend the time limited for making paymen,
of the debrs of said deceased and settling said estate
one yenr from the pod day of July, si3 and the sec
ond Wednes my of June next being assigned for
hearing III the premises al the Office OF the Register
of this Court and it having been ordered tina, notice
thereof be given, by publishing this decree three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Free Press
newspaper printed at Burlington before the time
fixed for hearing.
Therefore you hereby notified to appear before
said Court, nj the time and place aforesaid, then and
there TO make objection If any you have 10 the snil
time OF payment being further extended as aforesaid
Given under nv hand at Burlington, this tenth day
of May, A. D. 1913.
WV. WESTON. R,ri,t.r
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A MOTHER IN IsRAEL.-The following is a
copy of an inscription on tomb stone in
Litchheld, Conn.
"Mary, wife OF deacon John Buel, ESQ.
Died Nov. A, l76s, Aged 90
She was the mother Ct
10 children.
10l grand children,
pa CIR. grand children,
% CIR. CIR. grand children.
Total, 4l0 OF whom 1886 survived her."
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SPLENDID CACTUs.-A large and mag
nihccnt specimen of the Jenkcnsoni Cactus,
is now exhibiting at Providence, and said to
be the finest plant Of the kind ever seen in
Rhode Island. 1t is described as having
more than 30 main branches, some of which
are or 5 feet in height, all very tastefulIy
trained, presenting about 100 flowers, now
in different stages of expansion; some of
those in perfection being very large and su-
perbly beautiful.-BoS. Trans
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-09
LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.
r. .. GRAVES.
HANL HARRIS : Trustees
j. 3-,6dw5ws Ro WREN IT, \

FEMALE SCHOOL NEAR GOOCHLAND e.. "a.
MI Rs. JULiANlA ARGYLE VIII duties ~ her
w School the first day ~ February the iS of
December weeks August.
Ie o instruction VIII an the q thor
ough English education together on the
Piano and Guitar Fo Strangers she wouti ra
fer following reuucn Dr. John Morris John a. Peasants
and the Rev. y. u. Saniyfs II Goochlni.
TERMS:
For Board and Tuition. 500
MUSIC on tc fnuos 30
Guitar ............. 30
Painting Velvet rapef
a 9-ciaw1w
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N. Y. MONEY MARKET-ClTY NEWS.

~ Y. MONEY MARKET-cITY NEWS
FRIDAY, u. NJ
The directors OF the ~ Y. Life insurance and rn,s Ca
bcieve they have found all the deficiency Of Mr. Nico
hat II will not exceed two hundred and fifty tho.,nd All
ar The public have put down much larger sum n,
~ stated that he has signed deed OF Trust Ia The
or all his Real Estate which is large ITO was asked for
the stock to-day, aud 81 ofered-no sales.
Mobile Funds to-day, and are selling NJ IA 4,
10 ec dis This ~ IN consequence 81 the Banks the, de-
clinng to check ON New York.
This Is Packet day. There has been n moderate busi
nesS done in Sterling Bills 1854 1861: ON France ~
MARKEr-Jan g.
fLOuR-The market is excessively dull. G.nosee is
held iGs but may be had 462 Ohio o. Alexandra
ald Georgetown 4, 50 asked.
OllS-No Whale at the Eastern pors-it has been nil
bought up for export at - cents
WHlSkEY-Sales of barrels at 81 cts
HAI-Prices are uniform at GO cts but none arriving
SuGARS-About 400 hhds " Orleans has been taken
Yesterday and to-day u to a cts.
GRAlN-No Corn n market DstIler- ,rc buyin,, ,,,
Meal at cent per pound
COTTON-The market is quite active In d,v and cv.,
OOo bales taken at uniform prices, fair Mobiles
upands and Orleans.
NEW YORK AUCTION SALES-Jan. G, ls43
BY L. VI. Hoffman & Co.
Sugar-l0 hhds. New Orleans, Igc 80 DAYS
Nutmeg Kegs, re, cash
Rags-lO bales German y p. 7. +, 6Ic casl--sss
stopped.
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GENERAL AGENCY,

VIE subscribers, having associated themselves
n under the yc Of PmIr NJ T,HB soS tender their s.vi.
es a. General Agents IN the City Of Richmond
ls OF every description receiving subscriptions periodical
'ers renting out receiving the and selling property
own OF country, hiring
osins OF Them at public or private sale
fant and unTeInied attention Of both
ability AMI inclination perform fidelity nd
Ver business may IT, entrusted
Richmond generally and particularly the following
Gen VIM Lambert Mayor -. Fsyton, WIN Richardson Ja- T.
Heath Auditor g. w Munfor Thomas Richie Cowann & DAVIS
Nicholas Mls John Rutherford Hon Andrew
Patton Fleming James Lewis Webb Sterling Crmp Ras,on
Peasants Williams . liaNall James kaSkr John
% once Main y. Tho Bgrers
Lottery ONCE the grocery Harrison where
one or both OF us always be found during
p. NJ TABB,
r. VI. TABB
" B-Appcants from the county. servants in
town would consult their by giving
before the 2Sth OF the Decsmber by sending the ser
wants before date practicable there
ansr. y NJ TAnR
Richmond, Dec IL ls42-cGd2AwIOt p. NJ. TABB
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BANK OF VIRGINIA

IINHE next General Meeting of the Stockhold.
u ers Of the Rank Of Virginia viii be held at the BanI
House IN The 'y of Richmond the I'd Monday Ou Of January
T - 'S
prove BY The 9th section Of the the General A..
seinbly. passed March Is42: ~
That no othecr Director Of Bank hereafter vote b
PROXY Tor any SocShoe election 90 Ocer oe
bank nor shan any proxy b valid which shall exeeu
ted sihty days before tle time Of eiecton~
me same act ao provides that President Director Of any
savings bank Or general agent of Manufacturing or Mining
Company shall De hereafter eligible Director Lana
J. w. PEGRAM Gu,
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BY THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.

Nv HEREaS II has been represented to me that
w WILLIAM HUTCHINSON, Junicr,
Of Hcnco charged with felony kidnapping
fled from justice, and Is going a large
THrRETuHr, JOHN VI. GREGORY, Governor Of
rgtna acting Governor pursuance
ereby offer reward Of hundred dollars any per
perns who will apprecn the sai William Iutele-n
oliver HIM into the Jail Of Henco And require
civil and military AMI request the people the
use all proper diligence or fugitive that
e may be dealt with Is the law directs.
Given under my hand AMI under the
tsE,L Commonwealth Richmond day December
IN the year iSi2. JNO. NJ GREGORY.
WILLIAM HUTCHINSON forty years feet
inches to feet high straight shoulders legs rather
mall prominent chcckhoncs, blue eyes
and comid chiefly the cn. Ills councnance Is
secular aud fnriphns Is de - cot
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
virtue of deed of Trust, executed to the
subserbersby Doctor Achd Woodbridge and m. late s
Julia bearing date the 3ist December 1899 and ny rr a.
hesri county Court Clerks Office the ash day 81
January next fair If the first day thereafter sunday
ee proceed To sell the premises highest bidder for
rr money That valuable Land ami known bv tn
Mans o inc ut VI SWAMP lying the said Cbe-ter6eLi
on The turnpike road leading from Manchester the Coal Mir
containing BY recent survey SOFA from RicbBons
ana Two nrs from the Coal Mines the tact !. In v
ana wen tnbere The buildings dwelling bon.s
A'se TWO story ams building recently thoroughly repaired with IN
necessary out houses
the Undersigned selling Trustees convey such te onl
Is vested IN them BY the said deed o trust.
- LAWSON NUNNALLY. D.
Dc - eSd'awtts D. = WOODBRIDGE, trustees
~ Office Co tIle creditors of A.. r. WickhnIa Ts,g
The eSiiors Of Mr. Edmund r. Wickham arr requested ~
Ae known without dey 10 the Undersigned James Lyons
richmond hs amount and character Of their Claims stating v
le y are Que by bond open and when due
Iboc having eaiIs BY the written ~
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of them by Mr. WickhaH, believed IN h.
much IN The interest q tn creditors Of Mr. yNirkhs
tai the socks and other perabe property VII a. o.
remaining slaves should be- sold upon rea-onabl er.5 -,
creditor requested IN wish upou tb, -,
without the Il sales must he for c,s
The postage must be paid upon communications hro 81,
mails. JOHN y. TAZEyyEII. D ~
JAMES LYONS, Trustees
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~ L-fsr NIoHT-s NAN,

The Senate did not at Saturday. In the Hosse OF
Representatives. Mr. Chhs j. lngerso advocated the ~.
mission VI the fine Gen. Jackson
The Massachusetts House Of Delegates have had three
ballots for Speaker without making election On the
I'D ballot the stood; Knnicat (W LIS; Thomas Ia
l75scatterng one. The House then adjourned over ill
Monday
The Locos will have majority point ballot and will
81 elect Marcus Morton Governor
The examination OF before the Court of In
qiry, I'm the case OF the Somers. Is continued.