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PORTABLE GRJST MILLS.

rT'HE Subscriber having been arpoinei agent for
=. the sale Of josiah Plat'S Universal Portable
G'ist MH, Is prepared TO .rnh m IT, al hort notice,
AM authorised to >e rights for in vil al>, towns
counties. Thus mill tool; the premium ~ the Fair of
he American Institute in N. York, last autumn, and
he SUI sc1Ten sales have fully Lornc the high
prai-e there lie towel upon IT,
Iris admirable for grinding Indian corn and horse
feed. Cir in of all kinds is .ound with equal facility
Also cofi,e. ana all kinds Of spices; also salt drugs
&c onh e--Jy rL~i.-L 6. ";,,.. H.
durability is equal TO any other mill, the stone being
compo G ofFrenct Burr and irs efficiency with IT'S
srnpr ity is remarkable as are also IT'S other desra'
bic conendaiions for compac'npss, pnrtahleness
ind low price. There are ur different sizes now
made ofthesa mills via IS, "a, 30and &c inch stone;
prices f,om Sl25 to $500 The Smallest may he us,d
y hand powSIand turned by cSpk and either Of
them are readily worked by horstA steam or light
water power Wherever water power IS scarce, an
girls. mills for grinding grain Of Amy Kind arc
consequently scarce, these patent mills Va be- al !.
most invaluable; for with one Of these mills with
horse poYs any person could grind all that gould be
hground by any :2'ber mil! 1t sp once ndF'tod by
kwho have seen this milf pcrfolAn, Tim, rs rnv n
la9r Gpving and economical n1ehine; wirhti,
more Work cAp he done with less (bv ab6ut
half) Than any other mill, and it will do the work at
least well and iast aud the price is less than for
""' '' - pREssoN cRoFuT.
Burlinct9h Snpij20 1913 l6 II
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The foowng letter Is from the Pastor Of the bap-
sst Church in Keeseve, n. Y. gentlemen OF Just
" deserved popularity, ms pre- acher, scholar
christian and man. And it shows that the mcdl.
cine of Dr. Richardson, OF South Reading Mass,
which offered for sale by several OF our cnzens VINO
act as his agents. has a very WIDE popularity, onu u
worthy Of universal patronage.
DIR. s. o. RICHARDSON, Very dear Sir -.
Having for several years past, been IN the habit oil
seeking and finding relief from bilious and other COM
plants from your truly celebrated Btcrs, feel great
pleasure in expressing for youmv hearty thanks.
nm fuy Convinced that their very extensive pop
uarty is well deserved. I am convinced Of this
from my own experience and from careful and pro-
louged observation. 1t is not mushroom POPULAR
~, the offspring of newspaper puifs which, like Jo-
speedy death but it is popularity that is destined
To live and ncra in brightness. when the fame OF
| multitude of the nostr,ilns of the day shall have
persisted and been forgotten.
thank you that you have felt it yonr duty 10 crcu
late them through the country; aud am sure, that
while the human family are afflicted with the mutt,
tudnous ailments to which flesh is heir, they will bt
smght after and purchased and that yon will con'in
ne TO receive ample pecunlary compensation, nn9
what IS infinitely dearer 10 genefOus heart the sin
cere, spontaneous thanks Of grateful principle.
Twas well acqrainie ! with your hnnored Father
and had fr,qent occasion for his professional serv
hs racc; md null 'udes now live who will AWAY
, revere an bless his memory. ] am truly thankful
that he has worihva sni ; and | hone that IN
v-tns, and good name, ard medical skill Of III
f. her may long live in his offspring.
Your obliged and grateful friend,
c. SAWYER.
Kecseylle, Sept. &c, 1873 l6w3
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NEW GOODS.

rTNHr subscribers have jus, returned from NaT4
York, and would respectfully invite the Afternoon
of purchaeers 10 their large and well selected assoTt-
ncnt of GOODS, consisting of Broad Cloths E t
yer Cloths, Cassiiners, Satneis, Vcstings, SS yd.
vet, ''rabby Velvet, Satin ves,ines, Black Italian
Silk, Black Gro de Swiss, do Blue Black Gro Gram
do colored Gro do Naples DO, Mouselln de Lama,
Black Alpaca, Stripe do, Partisan, Merinos, Black
Bombazinc, Ginehams, Bishop Lawn, barred nnd
Swiss Molslin, Mall do, Rus ia Diaper, Bird Eye DO,
Crash, White nrd Colored Canbrcs, fine Bleached
shifting, Irish Linen. Ladies ,Cravo's Monsel'n &c
l.nine Poin's, Black 1nlian Cravats, Coored SIR
Crava,s, Bingham Hendkfe, Ri hons Cotton
Hose Super Cashmere Ri5s Fringes. Lnccs, Ladies
and Genllemans Gloves Of all kinds, Night Caps
White an Colored Spool Thre,d Padding, Canynss
Silk, Twist Buttons, Linen Thread, Seleslo Wig
gans, Goa, Cnds and Bindings, Watch Guards, Car
pet Binding, Umbrellas, India, Rubbcis, Nett Sus
pcnders India Ru Der do, taico>, White and Rec
| Flannel White Cotton Flannel, Unhleached do
Shawls, Furniture bindings, Ticking, Dtilnys, Bur
laps. Wicking, Cotton Yarn, arpe, Warp &c. &c
ali Of which have been purchased for cash, and W
| are determined not to be understood.
p. q. II. IL. DOOLITT1I
Sept. 20, 1913. lows
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THE TEA PARTY,

The Ladies of Burlington will be Sat home"
at ronp's Hall this evening o'clock. The
citizens generally are invited to take tea with
them. 1'IcEsrs for Gentlemen so cts Gen.
tlemen and Lady IS cts ladies 25 cts to be
ha,! at Mr.. Harrington's Book Store and at the
door.
The whole amount paid for tickets will be
applied to the support Of the CHARITY SCHOOL
under the patronage Of all denominations
Refreshments are supplied by the contribution.
Of the benevolent.
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Ann II3yilautls Estate.

STATE Or YEFNoNT} ATo Probate
at Burlington within and for the distrrt Of chiten
den the 18th day of September, \. d. lS43, pre-.
sent the Hon. Charles Russell, .Iugr copy of the
last will and testament of Ann HavIland late of the
rnwn AMI County of Westcheser, and State Of New
York, deceased dulv allowed and proved in the Sur
rogntes Cont, within and for said County Of West
chester ind Sta eof New York, having been presented
to The Court here al'sald copy and proofs may c FL
ed and recorded in the probate Court for the district
Chtienden aforesaid, ngreeay the Statute in sucl
cnse made ard provided.
THEREFORE, the Probate Court for the distric, o
Chttcnden aforesaid doth hereby order ha all per
interested be notified to appear before said pro
bate court, at session thereof to he held ut the Reg
lsers' Office in Burlington afores,i the 18th day
OF Octo er, A. y. 1913 ani contest the filing and
recording of said copv of aid will. if they cause
ny publication Of this order three weeks successvel,
in the Bnr'ingoh Free Press newspaper printed il
said Burlington, all Of which publications 10 he previ
Gus TO said 18th day of October A. D. 1873.
Given under nv hand a! Burlington aforesaid
this 25th day of September, A. d 1913.
WM. WESTON. Psrisier.
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II is worthy of notice, that the aged fathers upon |
the bench the long tried and experienced ursts the
men whose position, and experience best fit them TO
Judge IL this matter, not found among the advo-
Gates for abolishing capital punishment. Such men
warn us against hozarding the experiment This
scheme of clemcncy commenced with mere notion
lists in philosophy. And the community, willing TO
avoid what is mans, no less than, Gods strange
work, that Of furnishing man, have left them 10 make
their improvements in their own way. But cannot
allow tina. the benevolence which is claimed to actu-
ate this movement is genuine 1t seems 50 partial
AMI one sided that cannot help suspecting it to be
spurious. Why is il, that the sympahies OF the
friends of thi. measure all to he expended
on the culpiit-the murderer? Why is it that
we have so little of the safety ri the community :?
and of The protection which the dread OF this tremen-
dous punishment, affords to human life ? and OF the
fear of drawing down on the whole community the
dspcasnro Of God on account Of innocent blood un-
righteously she'd but not a'oned for? WHY is all the
pity of these rciormers expended On the ru ~ Often
dar2 Is it not plain ,hnt this arises from TOO es
elusive contemplation Of only one Of the ends of pun
ishment?
g. A third source Of prei,,e nrajrs, cap,' m,
ishncnt, arises from mist ien rc,r ortic condito,
ofE,c ,rord ,risa God care his la,-. "Wh &c, s,.d
teth mans blood, by man shall his blood e she'd
], has be en- commended that this snnpuina' law wa
d. signed for n rude and i,roc Qua age of the world
and though necessary and Useful Then. it ought nov
TO be laid aside, and that milder punshmen's shout
now be substituted, adapted IN our increased civ'iz1
, tinn and retirement Let it be remembered that thi
was one of the Laws given 10 Noah nj period whe
probably three fnirhs of ear,h's inhabitants wcr
prof of the true religion. This great law there
Tore instead Of heinz of the necessities of rld
r and regirns age, gven 10 those who sond hig
in plely and cultivation -" 1t the gift of God
chrisanizcd humanity" And as to the suppose
. severity Of The Jewish CODE of which the law nbov
quoted was part, only in n modified sense,) it W.
e far mild than the present criminal codes OF II
most refined nations Of modern Europe. The JEWS
e codp which has been so mnh censlrcd for its su,
posed cruelty, never inflicted the penalty of death (;
10 any mere invasion of property save one, viz the in
buttons invasion and assumption Of property in mn
FIX 81: lc. He that steaieh a man and scii,tt hir
;, or The be found in his hands he shall surely be p
. 10 death.
., Having in some measure prepared the way. il
tend in my next, TO examine the theological arg
: ment in favor Of capital punishment.
y .4. With hghes, respect.
y Yours truly. c.
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BRIGHTON MARK ET.--sep. ls, ls4s.

At Market, 700 Beef Cattle. $50 Stores 5000 Sheep,
and lO75 Swine.
PRIcEs- Beef caHle-The prices obtained las, week
were hardly sustained. We quote extra at 81 so ;
First quality s4 q 81 IS; second quality 50 rs q
third quality 50 G 50 so.
Stores-Two year old SO q 10; three year oldSll
? II.
Sleep-Sna lots sold from 75c TO ! So
We,hers %, AZ and G..
Shoats 10 pedde at 4sc for Sows, and SIC
for Barrows selected lots n fraction more. Old Hogs
rom Ohio. . AS selected old Hogs from New
York, q q SC. At retail from $40 Gic.
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MARStiAL'S NOTICE.

UNITED STATES or AMERICA, ! DrssuAs.
Vermont District, 10 iris Il ioaw,r
rant issued OF the Hon. Lstrlc, Court of the Uni
ted States for id DsIr"i 10 me directed no hereh,
give tins public notice that an information for viola
lion of the Revenue Law at the United States ha.
been filed IN said Coari by Charles Davis Esq, D.!
trct Attorney Ct the United States for said Distric,
ngains, the following desert ed goods and n>erchan
die:
2 frock coats, 2 pair pantaoons . vests, . cloaks
shawl muslin de lain dress patterns, dress pat.
tern, pair shoes, 2 pair gloves, stocks, ciavat
vols sermons, bible testament, hat, wors,ed
handkerchief, yards glazed cambria seized en-
the waters of Lake ChnrrpIaln, near Burlington, in
the District Of Vernon, June 49, lS43
silk sh'wls, box linen thread, dog pair gloves
30 martin skins, cross fox skins squirrel Innings
pair small moccasns. 2 doz. colored conev = ms
seized on the waters Of Lake Chamnlain, near Bur
nston, in the District Of Vermont, July 20 1913.
yards muslin de lain, IL | 4 yards cambria, 9 81
yards bishops lawn, yards Swiss muslin, 2 small
pieces insertion, seized on the waters of Lake Cham
plain, near Burlington in the District Of Vermont,
July n, 1913.
I box containing 200 hotties Of BANGS MIXTURE,
seited on the waters of Lake Champaign, near Al
bureh. in the District of Vermont, August % 1913
And Trial will be had on said Information, At the
next stated term Of said District Court 10 be holden
nj Rutland, within and foy .nl District, on the 9Th
dav Of October next Of which all persons in.erssed
will take notice an govern themselves accordingly
Given under my hand al Bradford, in said District,
This s,a daS q; September. 1873.
u WILLIAM RARRON Na-sAa,
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NEW YORK CATTLE wARKNEs.-sep

At aInrket.-i400 geef Cattle, 357 from the South
reminder East and West; rs Cows and Calves, and
5000 Sheep and Lambs.
PRicEs-Beef CatAe-Prices having declined this
week we quote the range Of Riccs from SO So to IS
Cons md Ca'rss-Sl5 to s26-all sold.
Sheep and iumbs-Shecp from $3.50 O $3.50;
Lambs 81, 10 81 1880 left over.
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ARROW Ciatd,'d's Estate.


WE the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for III,
District OF Chiien'en commissioners to receive, cx-
anime and ADJUST the claims and demands of all per.
sons ag1lusi the estate Of ANDREW CHAiflELD
late OF Huntington, in slid District, deceased repre-
senici insolven', and also all claims and demands
day of the date hereof being allowed b. sad Cour,
for that pnrnose we do therefore hereby give notice
that we will attend To the business of olr appoint
mint, At the dwelling of Jonath1n g. Dixie IN Hun
i'ngton in sad District, on the 18th days Of Novem-
Ter and January nex al 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, on each
Of said days.
Dsted this Goth dn, Of July A. D. 1913. I5w3
hMUS D. s T09rEHi Commissioners,
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Lyman I,cccher's Estate.

STATE or VERMONT, vNHE Hon. the Pro
District Of Chr,en len, s.. l. Late Cour, for the
Dtrrt of Chi,tendtn
To I ncr>on~ e n'.ernel in the estate Of LYMAN
BEECiiE2, late Of Iline.blrgh, III SAID Di,lrri, de-
cca-el GREETING.
WHEREAS Elmer Beerler n mnl>'ra,or OF he e
tate Of and dcceae', propoe> 10 render accom-,
Of his admin tra'itn, and resen; hi account again>,
said t tate for examination and allowance A. h .eS-
sion of the Court ofProbac, to e holden al the Rec
lser's off in q nj n,ton in said d>trc., the 18th
LAY OF Octub mex
TuERrrunr. Yo ,nre hereby no'ifiel to appear be.
fore I'D court at the limc an place aore> aid, and
shew cause, if you have, why The account ,iore-
said >loild not lie above
Given Under MY han at Burlington this 2lst ia
Of September, A. D., 1873
II WIN. WESTON, Register
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A CARD.

The undersigned wishes to express his thanks
to Members Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
and other bencvo'en, gentlemen of Burlington,
for the subscription Of more than NINE HUN.
DRIED DOLLARS to the funds of Troy COME
RENEE ACADEMY. JESSE r. FECK.
Bur'in g,on, September %, 1913.
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"Zrb, can you tell MS who is the greatest
man in the Un'cd Safest"
"Yes, sir, NJ Wickli(1e."
"Why so, sir 2"
"Becos, sir, he's at the head of the male
department, and if 'waat for him there
wouldn't he any males, sir; and males is
very necessary sir, to- free country, sir ;
aud sir"
"Srop Zrb, ,ha,'l do"
"No sir, 'lwont do AT all, sii , because. sir,
if there want no males, sir, the females, sir,
wouldn't live on 40 CONDITION whatever, sir.
Just you think, sir, for "A moment. sir, upon
the situation of IA wlnle wo,la fall of unpro-
Iected females. sir Oh, sir, it's awful, SIR
Oh! oh! OH" Here Znh's feelings were
100 many for him, aud he tainted.
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Samur {. A,cxsuuer's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT? Al a Probate Court
District OF Ch,enden, 50. ~ held At Burlington,
within and lnr the 0isrlc of Chieiri.n, the 18Th
day OF September, A. D., lS43 John Van Si"k'In FIX
ecutor Of the Inst " i'll and testament Of SAMUEL. &.
ALEXANDER. late of Willison, in said district, de-
ceased, having flied in said Conr, his pe,nn in wri-
ting setting forth that the sad icslator died seized
eighty and three fourth acres Of land situate in
said Wliston being the farm on which he lived The
time Of his death, that sad land is incunhered by
mortgages amounting $l053 co exclusive of inter.
est. that the debts lowed by the commissioners
nannst said exclusive Of said g1pcs amount
tn S5l2 %, that the Inventory of the personal
ia only 1851 75, that the expenses of administering
srd estate are less than fifty dollars and that i,
will benercssary to sell the whole Of the real estate
for the payment of said debts and mortgages and
prnvng Inc Court to grant hun license 10 sell the
whole Of said real estate anrce,.iy 10 re aiutd II,
such case n'de and provided. Whcrcunon the Cour,
More aid doth appoint the 18th day Of October, lSi3
~ hearing and deciding on said petition Mt the Office
rhe Register Of said Court in said BURLINGTON, and
10th order that NIL persons interested be- notified there
of by publication of this order containing the sb.
stance Of said petition three week. successfully in the
Darlington Free Press, newspaper printed in said
Burlington, the last of which publication. TO be pre-.
Won 10 the said 18th day Of October. lSi3.
Given under my hand At said Burlington this 18th
day Of September, A. D.. lS43
l6 vs.. WESTON, Register
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GFTlm Lncofncos of the Lexington Dis
Irlcl had free wIi>key houses established all
through the District during the bate canvass.
And yet the principal them" Of their d'.nnn-
citation was what they called the q hard cider
campaign of 1870" Only think of mans
preaching against hard-cidrr ilUcneh the
bnne-hole of IA whskey barrrl.-Louisuilie
JOurucl
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INF, czen. OF Burlington and the Pub ic genera .
l ly are respectfully informed, lha, the German
Store viii he conin ell Al he I'D stand, under the
firm of N. OS1tiElM Co. A generous share Of
Patronage is respectfully reqie,ted We hone Nv
unrenting attention 10 business aud punciua regard
10 all engn genents he confidence Il The nu-
lic new and res h assortment ofGoods is iust re-.
ceivsd and will e od al The very io,cssf prices The
public are respectfully invited TO cal.
Burlington Sept. ls4s NJ. oSTHEiM e. Co.
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~. ID i q d .

In Undcrhil on the 3 instant, Ma. Oliver cavacH,
aged Al yenrs. Primers in Michigan and Illinois are
S'Bessed are tho dead !ha, die in the Lord"
We have received the f"ir'aGns obituary no'i"e
from re>ponsi lie >",re, with NsSest 10 pub >h it
whhou, acra, on, " hch we accordingly do.
Il-Shehnrn, on the 2ii inst. HANNAH. Consort
Of levi lon tick 'cnIor, the II year OF her age
"REMINISCENCES CT TIE FIRST DAYS OF A WHOEVER.
] have lived with her So year,, 10 monh., and 7
Jay. The fore part OF the time Wa niix'ure OF
ave VI "a Il e pro'orio Of family Jars n mi aiion
our con enF"rar cs,r the common OF nature.
which yol please, n the whor ende ~ brneliiing
onr eve, and ramn! a re>peHal IL anng il,,cev
! he later pari Of fhe lime o knjhe sc. To each
ether were Mutual: she zoo 81 AMI menlel for my
encii', and h 81 in the garden for her.. Ala I!
how changed The 'cene; The k>s'm she prepared NV
meals in aud did my Inenlny in j. lief va an, an ]
Try en- erng il. The Tona'oe., Carrots, Bee $,
Onion, AMI Vegetable Oysters ,how thai ha ve o.i
my aim in having her good in view while raising
them aud AGAIN cry. Then to bring ia the ltt'nce
iIrl> ano her tear. In fine The hole of The vege-
fills my heart Thai cannon dla'e upon the many
ear hy n ode IN fall faith Of receiving an heavenly
inheritance IN r.iurn
Mr.. EDITOR Please pbli.h the a. owe and o. lire
an "ld customer. Do not omii or alter any Of the
e'nine>ences. Yours &c.
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\ GlT'a CE.

THE S b.criI ers having formed a coparner.hip
L rn'er The name and firm of KERN n SPEAR,
would inform lhelr friends anil the Pal liz, generally,
that they have opened an entire netr stock Of FANCY
AND STAPLE DRY GOODS and DRY GROCER
les, 10 which they respectfully invite their attention
DANIEL KERN,
G.. G. SPEAR.
Burlington, Church Street Sent. 9th, 1913 l5f
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MiLITARY NOTICE.

QUARTER Ma TER GESERAL> OFFICE,
Brandon, Sept !, lS43.
The applications mail, 10 This cifi e for The paw
mem a he m 'cr' aion provided Y ,ccI"n 23S OF
The Militia Ac', for Adin'ant> AMI Jerks Of Compan-
re-, are - numerous AMI urgent that The rler
Master General is cdf0llel To . We rhls pulIic no.
l'e 10 he Z officer, and 10 hers pre,cnlug CLAIMS
for military expen,cs, Thai he does not deem Inns eli
aTiHr zed 10 draw money from the Pi'lic Treasury,
unil-h i Apr SCI by the return, OF Maei,trae>,
the re uli ofihc proceedings for Ire collection of fines
and penalties IN the ,cvera regiments. When this
re nlt shall = acer;aine, The proper or 'ers will be
iranshlite Ell without any unnecessary delay.
II. W. C. CLARK
l5w3 Garter Master General, ".
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BOSTON NARKET-Sep. 10.

Fl.OUR-uoward 81. s IL. . Western canal
AIS I4S7. 80
PUTTER.-l0 a Is per ID.
CHEESE.-4l 4 s do do.
wooL.-since our last reRost, about 700 bales
Smyrna have been sold at p,HesN'ot, public; 800 do
Cordoya II as: per h. ThefNis' an, increased e.
mand for fleece The stock Of pulledkis iconsidera
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-09-29

Somcbody s,ys Columbus is entitled TO no
grca, credit for having discovered the A mer-
lean Continent. 1t was so large he couldn't
ioeU h0ue missed IL
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-S-----.S----s
ANas fangborn's Estate.
NO &c

vINIIIS feriGes that | have given my son,
q FULLER GILI.El'r, his time during his
minority, to transact business for himself, and
shall claim none OF his earnings nor pay any
debts Of his contracting after THIS date.
y ~.
Charlotte, Sent 1S. lS43. *l6w3
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Asa Hens Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT 'NiE Hon. the
ni.i,ic' Of Chtcn,rn, -. : l. Prol ae court
far he Di>,rc, Of Chi'cnl H. 70 all person concern-
ell in thee facet ASA Al Ii n, late Of Hine>l urgh
in n ia iii ,ric deceased, GREETING.
WHEREAS, Harmon w. Allen, a,'mi .ra'or OF
the ia'e Of said e,ea, cd promo e. TO reader an &C.
L, un, OF hi, administration an present his account
ara inst ,a c<ac for examination and nj oWancc al
SESSION Of the Court Of PROT ATE, to lie hoIen AZ The
Registers Office IN Burlington, in sad district, on he
l3 day Of O.ioi err mex.
TnEREroRE, yen are hereby notified 10 appear le-
fore laid ctur ut the time and pa"e aore' aid, and
shcw casr, f.any You have, why The account afore-
| SAID should moi e allowed.
| Given undc.' my hand at Burng o, this l9lh day
Of Sep emil er, A. d. 1913.
'lGy WM. WESTON, Register.
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Asa ,,lOailS' Estate,

Asa EN0aHS' estate.
WYE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been ap.
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District of Chemien, commissioners to re
cevc examine and adjust the claims and demands -.
all persons, agalns; the estate of ASA RHnAES.
late OF Rcamond,in said District, deceased, represent
cd nsolvent, AMI also all claims and demands ex'ib
edin oiSe, thereto; and SIX months from the day
the da!e hereof being allowed by said for that
purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice, that we
will attend TO the business Of oar ah appointments AT
the dwelling Of hrist an Rhoads IL Richmond in
said district, on The Sd cay OF October and 9th dav
Of March mex, al 10 O'Clock, a. NJ, each Of .ai,,
days.
Da;el tins 9Th DAY. Of September A. p. 1913.
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EUiLI GLEASON soner-.
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At Fort miller, New York, on the l4th instant
Captain JoHN PncE of this place, TO Mrs MAniA
[>oosiis OF Whitehall, NY.
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STRAY COW.

MY Cow !. large rel colour, half hiped and one
IvA horn broken, ha' been gone since Tie day Nor.
pay Them literally and ihsnh Them Indy.
Sept IN lss3 - GEO A, ALLEN