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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-13

Were The veteran Of the Richmond Enquirer,
the great declines Of the Vice Presidescy, whose
pnHonymic will long glide merrily over the tongues
Of The bold yemanry Of q certain county in Western
Virginia. by CIR SIDE at this present writing, with
what pecsliaf uieiion would he give uttsrancs to
bis favorife quotation Of
Winter lingering in the lap offspring"
His head isndeed unshorn a. the beard Of the pro-
dhsi and the sun will rise dis morning and sind the
while locks ofthe grscelsss Old rogue hanging IN
IN dalliancs on tho cheek Of The maiden, and bis
cold lips pressed 10 the opening buds. Two iHches
ofsnow came last night 10 greet u.s. but should The
morning be oloudless O. will soon vanish.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-13

Jnise raPran F''-'sd J,fsc' irom Washington %
Colunsss add in three days aiOiher ball dis,re,ing
the state passed the hos-s OF delcss,ss I, D. thus
H.. arch ienI makes h.. n rscs ~urk in harness.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-13

The New York aud Phtlzdellb.s psI.srs bih g.
nounce en- improvement in hIsiucss ihoIf fstpcc
i've cities. Money s abundant
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-13
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

TUESDAY. March 9Th
The house took up the ball extending the Juris.
dciOn OF Justices To oil sums under sc dollars. aud
debated until the hour arrived for taking up the OF.
der OF the day which was tue report oH Ihs LsIIHl.
er case. This order postponed unrl Friday
And the bill prescribing the mode u ascertain.
ing certain subjects Of taxation clme up on
It's Third reading. and pissed
The bill imposing the sales Of whole
sale and feIaii merchants HHd aucIioneers Was 10,
ken upon third reading and the proposition g.
I'LL the blank for the lowest tax was loaf and Ihe
bill passed in blank.
The ball prescribing the mode Of ascriaining IIe
taxes collateral inheriIances was passed to be
sngrosse1.
A message received from the Senate sHnUun
cling the passage Of the bill arranging Ihs oongrss-
siongl districts Of the state without ameDJnsR'.
This bill passed the SenaIe l6 To IA, oil the
wings voting against il. and AIesss. Newman
Voolfolk. HuntOn' and McMu4len Of The other per
~. Messrs Langhorne, wing. aud Shinn, lOcO iocu.
were absent)
Wsdne ,day March 6.
The amended report fine Committee On tie pc.
iiipn OF John Biaueuburg Tor remission Of line wss
motion Of Mr.. EdgngIon. agreed To-
The oil 10 take the seuse Of the people on lie
rulBoci Of calling convention 10 amend the cUnsI
iuion. vas called up aud debated. aud The molInn
% pass 10 a.Ihird reading lost, SIS to 81.
The remainder cf the day was spent on a bill
tosdshorise the iBcrea~e OF tolls on The James Rn
81 and Kanawha improvement.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-13

THE CoNET's tad which % suacliug attention
throughout the county. nay be seen on The sun.
irack between seven and eight o'clOek s,sryelsa,
evening. Il extends a5ootNhuty degrees from The
hofizon
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-13

We repubIlsh the abuVe article before cpnInu-
ing our notices Of Wheeling Msnufacrurss to give
opportunity OF sending uHcIira copies Mana.
fActurers can have any number OF extra copies of
our paper to send of Ivy giving notice early tie
day Of publication.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-13
SADDLRRY.

Wheeling. frnIn ~. earliest business history. ha.
been aotei for the value 90 manufactures Sad
dlery. and We have pleasure la stating io the Pu'c
fhs;, alaioush with other bp.ine-s u h- Suffered
FSr The want uf purcha.ers % IN. dslrrr'taed hut
little in extent and noRo 81 vslsc The larg 81 e.
tahish,neut .nsncng q that OF Me-srs kuoie
S& Sanger Msin street. Who continue the bslne-s
on large S>ale. and have heavy sleek on bsnd
'f the best descriptions Of Saddles. Harness. &c-
The western dealers Who hove la'-ly pure based
hero, sa'c hai The prices ufnn varieties OF Saddlcty
here. Mt higher ihru it = NJ the lssye establish.
ment> an the cast. and thrt the svle OF work here.
Is better al ,ped tn the market Than that 81
the east Under these circumHaneos. We should
Nuppose that tern dealers vOalI fnJ a
greatly TO their interest purchase here and save
the carriage aud exchange. We learn fram the
manufacturers that rhei6 prcev have been very
much reduced To SUIT the times and that they Will
now sell for cash, short credits. e.
vorablc terms than have ever before Seen OlT-rr,
here or elsewhere. Mr.. Pullock anl j Ss.iih IRE
also engaged in the business and prepared 10 Gu
orders like favorable terms All these establish
ments want is good paying cusum ot theta articles
finders would do well TO o"K IN upon them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-13
WheeImr Alafch I3 .Is43.

Wheeling March , Isl3
The parties Interested in the foregoing decree ara
hereby notified That have appointed Monday the
18Th day Of April next. lS43) Of 10 O'Clock a NJ.
~ The office Of Jacnb g. Fuzhush. IN the Ciy of
Wheeling, as the lime aud place Tor taking The
Couai. directed by The said derree And The said
pariesand al pcrsons concerned will produce be.
ryrc mo such papers md proois. may be required
~ Tie proper taking Of Tie sqme.
10. a 11JLHuGH. Special Cym'r
mar -im
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-13
EXTRACT FROM THE DECREE.

Upon ro driniion whereof this cause i- referred
Ia james Clarke ENi hereby appointed Commits
siuncr ios this Purp s-, who TO sscertan and re-
port What real estate was conveyed by defendants
civilian Lambdin y Sous) % tie trustees by tho
deed of trust ia The bill mentioned and what debI.
IN the said docd uflrusI provided for. remain un-
pa I'd; together with all other debts. charges or in
cnnbran upon the said real esiae nnd the order
ia which they are entitled To be paid; and for this
purpose. that he give nuce to The said creditors.
provided for hy shd deed. and oil Others by adver-
'i~emeni 10 he published n, least thirty days. in s.me
newspaper printed IN the city of Wheeling. To come
'n aud establish their debts uron the usual IerHas
and that he also ascertain and report what munir-
md ets Is said trustees have in their hands or sui
Jeci T." their c"nir. L. he applied To the payment
ohe said debIs& that he also repnrI any other mat
iers deemed pertinent nv himself specially reqnI.
red by Hny of the parlie-.' copy leslie.
A. L LAI 0LEY. Clerk
PAUL. for comp's
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-13
XIIRGINIA-AI az. informed ME term Of b |.

! AhNlNlA-Al an ME meu ME term of n Q
v CrrcniI Superior COuriof Law anI Char cery
held for The county fOhio Ihe cour house there
pG on the l3lh day Of February. l543
George Cots, COmplaIDaD'l
against
Arthur NJ Phillips, and Daniel ." O"u"oe'y
Dunbar, Defendants
EXTRACT FROM TIE DECREE.
And lhft This cause be referred 10 Edward "
FIIzhugh fSq who shcreby appointed a eumn,is-
slsneT Tor rrt purpose. 10 aud report ha
and how mnch Of The real aud personal estate. en-.
brced 10 the said decd Of trust in the bill menIon-
I'd, has h'en sold by The defendant Dunbar. and n:
What prices, aud how much. il any. of sad re-
aud personal estate, sill remains unsld, and wat
monies have heen received by said Dunbar as rms
tee, under said deed of trust. and how much ie has
pad out or disposed The same. and hat ieps' %
any he has taken 10 collect The debts laims ass
signed 10 him by raid deed OF trust. slso What
debia nre due the several Dauies. pfrsided Tor by
The deed &c trust ~ the bill mention a. aud for that
purpose, that he give notice To npersons inierea-
ted under the said deed Of trust ~ advertisement
fer thruy days m some newspaper printed 10 The
City Of Wheeling. 20 appear nd prove their debis
or demands, taking such 'ecnriiy 10 the pluiniIH
from them SAID uommIoipner may deem prOpcr
10 pay him n reasonable share 81 he costs incurred
10 the prosecution of llld suit. aud that be rsp0u
any other matters deemed pertinent by himself %
especially required ny orher party"
a CoJy TeHe, ALEX r. LAtDLEY, GIN.
Wilson for Cont
Lamb l0r Def'n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-13
ATIRGINIA-Ata an intermediate term of III,
Clrcnl Smneri.r C,uri .,C I a.,,I L,ha...s-..


he Tor The county of Ohm al the court house there.
Of ON the 18Th day Of February 1913
Robert Barlow, Complainant
against
Merchant Dciorl, jr.. Thnmns Wilson
Slnuel Churc'. Jshn MrFe ran. David In CHAN
X cnudy. Peter ker ndy. Read Gne, and Gerry
David Kenndy. trustee. &c. defendants
EXTRACT FROM TIE DECREE
Ana the cause coming in Ia be heard. uni Iter
h'l aud exhibits filed Iherev h the nvuMersuf Da--
vId kenady. william A IseI l. and John NrF1nah,
ii'd The replication thereto. aud ny cuuseni IF Iha
defendant 'rhomns Wilson, by Murgan Nels %. Esq
'is counsel was argued by counsel. On c,,Isidrrn-
ton whereof the court doth Adjudge orlsr and de-
rec that Alexander Wilson Lao. mnsIer Gopamis-
aionero His court do cerInin The amnuutdue and
pwing 10 The defendant Samuel Church, aad pro-
tIded lnr BY The deed Of trust. dated the twenty
hira day ui August, 800. aud filed with cun~
claimants hill exhibit c. alsp what debts are ow-
ng respectively Ia the defendants David Kenndy
eer KSnady, and Read Cue aud PRIV Ided fnr nv
he deed ofIrus dated the 1t day Of June IS4O.
'Hd fled by complainant exhibit ID. IICeiher " lila
my matters thought pertinent by bimseIl Or hirIs
nay he required Ia he stated and reprn to the
hscerinn and report said debIs. the court doth fur
iher order that said commissioner be auIhurLed To-
examino the said defendants in solemn form on
oath OF affirmation upon inIerrogaiorIes prupoundsd
touching the subjscl muller &c said debts"
Copy test.
ALEX II. LAIDLEY. CHI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-13
Wsdne Sday March 6

NEYiSe has announced himself n the RIehmon
Wig. a candidate Iorre election to Congress.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-13
mar l3-5w
WHEELING. Aiarch I3. |

harfn ID, 1913.
The parties interested in The foregning decree
VIII take notice that ] have nppoin ted Thursday
the 20ih dav of Apr! next lS43. at 10 o'clock
M al my office ia the city Of Wheeling to con :
mence linking the uccoun directed by said decree
and the said parties aud II other persons drsi.
ring Ia prove their debts are hereby notified Il,
attend with their claims properly auIhent Gated and
prove The same JAS A CLARKE Commit
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-13

Nc Iasimir q Ibur IA an essay on po-
likeness, relates this auecdote:
The Marchioness dc JuisIin one day
solicited an audience oi Fouchee. then
minister OF police. The audience was
granted, bot FOI che. who was resolved
% refuse whatever the marchiouess
might ask for, received her standing
with hes elbow resting on the chimney
piece, and I'D not cav .ie her Co seat
Citizen minister saij che machioucss.
i come 90 ask what crime my sis,cr. NJ.
u Ayi.isd has committed, that she should
be eNiiCdF 'Shg ii au enemy OF the
Government, replied Fouchc, .aEd has
has the audacIfy io SGT be- az co. hance .
She audariousf rriurei tae Nachion.
ess, she defy thc FIRST council How
title d. you know Der. She is 80 tmiB
that sae wuuId not venture f0 say, 'Ctu-
z0n minister, have che goodness ta hand
ur a cnairN Al these words F8uche
Was so discon-srsl that be- Iost AID be
courage t1 b. hostile MAJ De- CaisII1
had chair, ani Mao d'Avary received
pesm. ssion t0 return t8 Paris
4 TOUCHING INCIDENT Tba
Boston Democrat notices frIII tIaeb
Iug incident which has rlla1ly passed
under observation oi tbo editors. .Du
FRIDAY afternoon IIu'e Ein aHsHf srv
en- years oI egg, vas sIrIHg al IHr coz.
ncr oi Washington cod -Is.e s|feefB.Hp.
Hn sTsI F.H- r#E. u.1 E11Ecl as
her SIDE. Containing sl.Hr ha'T Ilfea a.
pies, which she Sos PafeHHy aaHIHE .H
Eeh, il1IEl Hrr IH.t larn frruH.HI
from head t5 IuaI aHh coo ea.a shIeh
was mIsI severe. Al fHr fHHmHnI iha
Iitt e. half c.aI utIeei a.f aaf csc. r. on
not p1re fBla giFHi yraFf o.l. blessed
ln fhc richest 90 e aI tHr t1F. HFaa ta
ln UuIsIu rEIrst. stopped before baf.
ADD aklng e. IarE f.eh raHIser.h.er TT
from hiB osu aeeEf t.sl o. sHa..F aa14I
ners, ADD irPrel asay
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-06-30
John WeIIpr's y state,

District Of CLi,cn,en, . > held at Bartng
within and Tor sad District OF ChHteuIeG IN he i
day Of May, 1873 RfcHARD WELLER oi ~ nestui.
IN the Count, Of Chuenden having d.ed ~ se
Crir his petition IN writing, citing for h Uat lo
Wei er, late OF 'a1 Uihe brtch, de easel ,u he d..
enl day Of Or;o or, A. b. 1921, D., hi wriea Get.
men, CONTRACTED with the same Richard to t,~i
han Certain portion Of hl- The s1i johns hit
farm IN sad 'hrrgh, to wit, all tho land ~
idrn that lies eaei Of the norih aud south rad r.
hinS through the satHc" upon certain cCndiucn-
sad written agreement SCI forth, which tOndiI,.
have cen Substantially fulfilled and curpl e. witt
the part OF aid petitioners that, Cf the came dn1,
sad John Weller died - 3cd wi hout having con-
"a the same 10 the petitioner; that there Lc
JHefruth the esia'e Of laid John Weller which can
gaIy Prevent the conveyance Ut said land g. sat.
tuuner, aud praying sui Cont 10 jc,r,. that D..
land lie COT veyed ty the AdHui~'rau.x Of tie I'd.
the said John, 10 the sad Klcha It.
1hEaRrURE, the court aiurc. a1 60 h appuin, :.
fourth Monday Of JUnc A. II. lS4) Tor bearing 70
deciding on sad petition al AnlfeW Burrit, tr,'
10 said flinesbuIgh, and doth order hat III PIT,
interested e notified thereof y pui Ii,at.. u i.
orter, containing the su stance If said pniI.n, g.
weeks -uceessvc'y in tie Burlington Ere PIE
newspaper printed in Burlington in the Com
IHtichGen, PREVIOUSLY 10 iie aid io4rh MuadJ
June A. u, 1913.
Given under my hand a, B4r,n 9for, In sad b:
trict this sixteenth day uf May. a. H. 1913
WI. WEST ON Rc-i.ie:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-06-30
WOOSTER d DiUCggY,
WHOLESALE GROCLhS.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

'. !.
Opposite THE mANsIOH HorsE)
IL AVE Just re evcl and er tar sale, tIIl a;. /
l. complete assortment Of GEuC ERIS, VIII
they ere prepared 10 ae ~ low rs they can { ~
chase! in Til marie; ur Nav York. either f r cas
~ approved PAGER. 1ho to.l WINS &.I... COT
pr part OF their assortment.
so Chests AMI half chest of Iv.on, Yo n Nys..
liyson skin and PowchoaE Tea.
30 Hhls st Croiz, Porto Rico and Nre Or|eaD,
S gar. LoafaHd Lump do do
90 Hhd' ST. Crois. Pore Rico and Tr.un5-.
GLASSES.
60 Bag. Ga Java. LssMra. Manila and Gu
Coif,e.
100 Boxes and halftoxe. Rasfn..
go Kegs Malaga dn ~ fine order.
40 Boxes va.iora branIs C4yeadsh IoEaccC., :.
70 rs cents per pound.
I5 TIerre. RE, pepoer, spi.e., Cloves. NJ.
me-, Sa,ara'uS, Cas- a, Figs Nuts, lc.
so BIKE, No. / Bar soar
90 do Mould Caudle>, g. and g..
Also, Constantly On '.,n', Fish, hlo0r Sat, !CN
Sacks Liverpod a>hle hraul Mes PORK.
Also, Liquors ard Wines # all kinds which a.:
offered only to pa,tlc'gr customer.
Culnuy Merchants VII d. Wei, 70 ~ ! aNl e. ti.-
inc their sor', before plrcHa- it- e. .vArre.
W. 81 ID. have ma IL arrun yer'an'> = tie .a'e .f
Flour. whrh wll enal e them 20 tufl.h "a: "a '!Wt
from 10 500 bills, al the lowest make; yuce, -.
VII I'll particular a;tent,on VIII lcpu.d.
-. Mag 20, lsi3 3n
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-06-30
4TH JULY CELEBRATION
by the Burlington Roman Catholic TEN.
pcrancc .Society.

The Catholic congregation will assemble
IN st. Mary's Church for High Mass a, 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, and then will form the p,o.
cesslon outside at IL o'clock, and move
through the principal streets under the direc-
ton OF Mr.. JAMES O'GRADY, Grand Master
OF the ceremonies; banner waving alaft-
whilst select band and choir are expected
to perform the appropriate Hymns and Ma
tional Airs.
The whole will conclude in said Church,
with an Grafton in English by the Rev.
JEREMIAH O'CALLAcrIAN; and another in
French by the Rev. Mr.. ANcr.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-06-30
9Th OF JULY AT CUANpI,AIN
Devoted to the interests of Education.
ORDER or EXERCIs

ORDER or EXERCISES.
]. Procession 10 form at the Academy a,
~ O'Clock, A. NJ. aud proceed 10 the Brick
Church in the following order:
!. BAsse't's Band; 2, male citizens and
strangers; 3, female citizens and strangers :
4, male pupils of the Academy; 5, female
pupils and Teachers; 6. Principal and Tru.
tees; Z, Orator and Rev. Clergy.
AT THE CHURCH.
2. j, Prayer; 2, Sacred Music 8. AL.
dress by the Rev. JOHN WHEELER, PresiJen,
of'hc University of Vermont; 4, Sacred Mu.
sic; S, Benediclon.
ON THE ISLAND.
D. Refreshments to be followed by Educa.
s'onal exercises by the students.
IN THE EVENING.
4, Fireworks, Balloons, refreshments
&c, accompanied with Music voca! and in
strumentaI.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-06-30
sUPERFiNE FLOUi
NEW GOODS,
At GREAT BARGAINS.

VNHE subscriber has Inst returned from New York
! with large assortment Of Fancy and Stable
Dry Good, among which may he found very tine
Wool Dyed broad Cloths and Ca.smers, (Drap de
Elite and lspahan Ciohs, danbroons, prl.inss ADD
Muslin De Lalne., Plain and Striped thally., Printed
Lawn, French Camhrlcs, Balxarine Lava, IA new
aricle) heavy, plain and striped Silks a great vsri.
ely If Silk Shawls, Hdkfs., Laces, Gloves, Ribbons,
Ladies and Misses Bonnets, Ari6cisi Flower,
Stocks, scarf, and Cravats; Para.ols and Umhrel.
la; Meas single aud donl le lrrnh leshorn Hats
ia Linen Sheeiing-, Diapers, T'ckings, Wicking,
Yarn, DC. sc.
The above articles AMI great variety not enume-
rated have leen honeh al The lowest prizes in mar
kef, and will lie sold as cheap ss The cheapest for
cab. Tho,e VIII are 10 want, Will do wei 10 call
hriore prrcha sing esswEsra
Nav %, - u " W. oATllE
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-06-30
PROGRAMME OF TIE
TOTAL ABSTINENCE CELEBRATION
II1l.Y An

President of the day G. B. SHAW, ESQ.
The exercises will commence al the new
Brick Church, (Mr. Conversely at Ten o.
clock, with Mnsic by the choir.
Prayer by Rev. J. X. CoNvrnsE.
Music by the Choir.
Reading of the Declaration of Indepen.
dsnce by EDWARD A. STAHspuEY, ESQ.
Music by the Choir.
Grafton. by CHARLES C. PARKER, ESQ.
Music by the Choir.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-06-30
PREMIUM
DIAMOND POINTED Cold Pc

| 10 you wish TO mn rove your hand wrGing3
~ Do yon wish 10 retreneh yos! -. u e. G-f >
next Ave years
Do YOU wi,h 10 avoid the ve1aiioI4 ctrrodit9 :
-icei peps7
Are yen troubled il proc ring gool . ii. q ;...
knives?
Doyoi wi h 10 write wh ca, { and .ca,urei
DO yoi "i>h a beautiful pen AMI a'ea,5 N Off,.
DO you WISH to make an Acceptable yre.,rt.. .
frcnll
Doe ynir eye igi, f1l, or yc1r hand tren',s, :,
,hat You arc 'ro'il .ei in making good zen
II !oG ans"e1 YES" 70 anylr alt u lice = {
lions, pleae call al the Variety Store an exam. Z
o"r 'eauilfil diamond pointed gold pens.
We have written with one uf he pens ~hich
been IN cons!aE! use for more than three year. T..
$ now as good ever.
81 PANGnnEN 4. nnf-.e.-ALn
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-06-30
CASH WANTED

FOX WHICH Goods nj fair price can be obtained
a. me Temperance Sore good assortment
WIckng, Wadding and batting. few YnnLo.
Shoe brushes Day aud Martins Hacking Inrar, do
Paste do. Sarsnparia Mead Cnvendlsh .ue On,
ana Smoking Tobacco. Rice, Ginger and >ilcfntns,
Ink, Shaving and Bar Soaps for sn /. uncomnonly
low by S. n. GACT g. CO.
June 20, 1953.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-06-30
NO TICE
OF DIVIDENDS IN bankruptcy, IN
ClIlTTENDEN COUNTY.


NOTICE to all creditors and other persons in in.
~ tercst, that BY order Of the District Court Of the
United States for the District Of Vermont, dividend
out Of The a-scsts of
JOHN SlNCLEiR of Essex,
HENRY BOiRDN Wan jr. of Essex.
LUclUS WOODARD Of Essex,
JOIN SMITH of Colchester
CHESTER PARKER of Underhll, and
SIMEON DAVIS of Jcrcho,
Bankrupts vii he made and declared bv the Court,
on the fifteenth day of July next, Mt 10 o'clock fore.
nooN, NJ the office OF Slnuol PreniisS, in MONTPELIER
in said District. among The CREDITORS who shall have
proved and filed proofs of their debts before said day
unless sufficient cause in the cases above enumerated
be then and there shown 10 the contrary.
EDWARD II. PRENTiSS, Clerk.
Dated the 9th aNof Ju,e, lS43.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-06-30
David AtwOOi's Estate.
STATE OF YER MONT a r. orol

David Atwoot's Estate.
Disr'c, Of clrcadcn, - n cor, p held a,
arlington, within and for the d,trc, Of Chi,tenden
On the seventh day OF June, lsi3. Moses Atwood,
one Of the heirs 10 the of David Atwood late
of Charlotte IN said district decea ed int taie hav-
ing filed IN sald court his petition in writing, setting
forih that he holds in common with The other heirs 10
SAID estate one tenth part If the following de- crihe
parceIa OF land lying in said Charlotte Wig, nne'y
seven a res and twelve rods of land off the south
end # The second division lot of the or enai right
of Jonathan Aiken, with the uding~ and appnr-
ienance.: alo, So acres and II rods Of lot NJ 80,
Of the first division drawn 10 the original right oil
John Hong, beng the same lands here ofpre sci o II,
to Sn>annah Atwood widow Of the said int tale,
a. her dover in said estate; and praying >aih court
to order partition OF sad lands 10 Lesiuade among
the several persons entitled thereto.
THEREFORE, the court afure>a doth appoint the
second Wednc day Of July, ie43, for herring and
deciding on said pell'iun al the Office Of the Register
Of said cour, in SAID Burlington and doth order thai
all persons interested thereof ty pclcaion of this
Order containing The Substance Of laid p-,ition three
weeks successfully in The Burlington Free Press a
newspaper printed N sad Burlington, the lasi OF
which publications 10 e previous 10 the day appoin-
tel As aforc aid for hearing.
Given under my hand a, said Burlington, ,hs
seventh day Of June, A. d. 1913.
WV. WESTON Register
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-06-30
NEW GOODS
All TIC G..liiN sTODE.

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| THE Subscribers respectfully inform ilr uh,hl-
they have retlrae. from New Yprt wth Ian. e
&c. VII ch they e. for sale a. lie oNosi ca. pr!,e
consisting in narl of The follow ing.
sugars Double and single redael Crashed, Pow
terHi and brown.
Teas-snrersl lyson Z 'npow-ar YGrns Hy.
On, Tyson Selas SoncGonE and fuwchorE.
SoHee-~-pl GuFerIMCri d1yn, lL--'I.l, &c.
truiis--Malasa and Sl.isna Rai,ls, Currnni-
chaice French Pru1ss IN glass iars and fancy Ro,e-
ho!,lea x Suh SheiIed Aimorl, i1r., ttron, Tsma
Hnis, Olive, Caiers, Co oaaIis, t.JeT.s, Mas n:
nut, &c.
.spices-"Canamon, Ca.s,a BUD. Pinen,o, Cow.
Numecs, Mace, g.
Sariioes in Olive Oh OjlI'ioix lrsrlA ovs,srs
q Psuema n5e,} Anehov~, ~. Ia'ian Ma ca-ou.
and Nerrlceli. FIench Pickle (yarisn'c,) Va.nr,
Sahun London Pore, Jgiu Pate Pepper S..te
LAY Waer TaHlosa, elnOn Syrup, FREE 3 aw,r.
CAocoae and SiPerUr Cocoa, Ers1-l f5r-a'yi
ana Enshsh Mustard. o. ye Oil. Sperm a. C.f Cam
dice, Patent Snem Candies. Ca -ue, Amrn VA
rnega'ei and Family SOAPS PERT mere. hi,,un
Wa'er and Sw.e, CracAer,, Pilot Br,aJ nsd SOFA
B.scuI.
Ale, The German i.aerei Waters, the pure Holland
S,haam) Ola, French Cognar az Cienac Char.
paISas Tor medicine. The real G,.l,Ict Chamre -
= qisrt aad pint hoiiles, An zere srrerGr- SWISS
Aosyn,he, Cu.aoo. ana Etsn sh W,ne. for Medicine
Their tock OF imported Cigars j. un,rrpa.sed, con-
sisllag Of he following choice rand La Union Re
gala, Rensure, JaqI'ez, Britena, Princess Norma
Also, The German AMI Smvrnia SMOKING lo'arcr.
CSTHEtN &; NICHOLAS
College 81, mex; 10 Mr. Wars Cruckerv Is re
Burlington, May Is, 1913.