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ITO the Probate Court for the District of Chitten.
i den The under spned Almon Griffin adlnnis-

ITO the Probate Court for the Distric, of Chtten-
L den The undersigned Almon Griffin, admins
traitor Of the estate Of Roswell Grow, late Of West
lord in said district deceased, shows to said court that
the deceased died seized ofabout four Of land sit
uated in said Westford, lying on both sides OF the
road leading from the common in Westford 10 the
starch factory in wesford being the same land deed
ed BY Joseph b. Grow TO the said Roswell tlrow, on
which land is house and barn T., that said land is in.
numbered with mortgage to said Joseph B. executed
by the said Roswell in his lifetime to secure the pay
the estate of the snid Roswell amounts sl3l &c. and
the claims allowed by the commissioners against said
estate amount to upwards Of seven hundred dollars,
exclusive of said mortgage deb THAT the expenses
Of settling said estate not less than forty dollars
and that sale of the equity of redemption in said real
estate is necessary for the payment of the debts
against said estate He therefore prays said court 10
authorize and license him, the said administrator to
sell said real estate, aqreeably TO the statute in such
case made and provided. ALMON GRIFFIN.
Burlington, March g. 1913. 43
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hESar PHELPS AppelIent, ,CC,HlTTENnEN
Estate OF PHAREz PHELPS & Nor. Term, A.p 1912

"INH' hhLrs' aPPe'eh', I'LL "NlEN
Estate OF PHARrz PHELPS & NOu. Term, AID. 1912
ANNA PHELPS, Appelees
this cane, The laid Henry Phelps has appealed
from the order and Judgment of the Court of Pro-
la'e for the district Of Chiuenden, in laid count, of
Chlttrnden. made on the 9th day OF March, A. d.
1872 by which order and Judgment, the sad Pro- t
Cour' assigned TO Anna Phelps,wld of said Pharez
Phelps, deceaed such portion Of the personal tate
OF he laid deceae' TO lie selected ly her, from The
inventory, as will amour, to the sum of $3.50 90 at
the prices there named And The sail Henry aver,
that he is one of the admni,tra on said Estate,
and is also in crested therein as one of The herr there
Of and Is injured and agsreved by the aforesaid order
Of the Prof ate Court.
And the said Anna Phelps beirg al sen, from this
state at he time of sad order and appeal and Of the
entry OF the same in this Cour', and having return
ed within the same leinre the time Of trial The ca T.
Is ny order oil court continued, and il is further order
ell sad court that notice Of this snt given the
SAID Anna Phelps, by pul ll,hing this order and he
substance OF the laid Henry'> complaint aud appea
three weeks successfully in the Burlington Free
Press, newspaper printed in said Burlington, The
last Of which 10 e al least twenty days before The
next Term OF This court, TO e holden nj Burlington in
said county on the second Tue.day OF May next
which will lie deemed sufficient notice TO The saic
Anna Phelps 10 appear and make answer 10 this .ut
Dated at Burlington, in SAID county, this 9Th day o
March, A. d. lS43.
WM. NOBLE, Clerk
A. G. WMrTEMoRE, Attorney.
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Mary elizabeth Barnum,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. the Probate
District Of Chenden, -. Court Tor the District Of
Chenden, 10 all per. concerned N the c,,ate Of
MARY II IZABk1 II BARNU1, late Of Milton, in
SAID Iii ,riCi, tecea. ed, GREETING.
WHEREAS, Arthur Hunting, Administrator ofthc
e,,a'e of said deceased, proposes 10 render an
CO Of his administration and pre-, en his account
against laid es ale for exair ton and allowance al
a session OF The Cour Of Prof ate, TO be holden at
The Registers Office IN Burlington, in saldl, tlict the
third Saturda, Of April mex.
Therefore, You are hereby notified 10 appear lefore
said Court al he time and place aforesaid, and shew
caue if any You have, why the accoun, aforesaid
>honld no, e allowed
Given under my hand al Burlington this lG h day
of March, A. d. 1913. al
WM WESTON, Recister
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Benjamin II. Skif's Estate.
STA TIE OF VFRMONT SNALLY II SKIEI

District of Oh ienden, S. = administrators of
the estate Of Benjamin II. Ski1, late of Charlotte
IN said district, deceased, having filed in laid court
her petition, setting forth that is necessary 10 have
The lime for settling aid estate further extended and
praying laid couit 10 extend and time one year from
the 18th day of April, 1913 Whereupon The Court
alore ald doth appoint The ,econl Wedne day Of Nav
s43 for hearing and deciding on said applisaton, ii
the off Of the Register Of sald court n Burlington,
and doth order that all persons interested Re notified
thereof by publication Of this order containing the
substance Of said petition three weeks successvely
in The burlington Free Press, a new, paper printed
in aid Burlington The lat Of which publication TO
be previous 10 said second Wene, cay Of Nav lo43.
Given under my hand al Burlington, in said dsiric,
this 81 day Of April, l643.
WIN. WESTON, R.sis..v.
45-3w
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John Is. JOslin's Estate.

John Is. J0siln's Estates
WE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been APP
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
ceive examine and adjust the claims and demands of
all persons, against the estate of John il. JOsin,
late of We,ifCrd, in said District, deceased, repre-
scented insolvent, and also all claims and demands
exhibited in offset thereto; and six months from the
Gay of the date hereof being allowed by said Court for
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice,
that we will attend TO the business ol appoint
men,, nj the dwelling Of VIM. Wood, in We,tford,
in said District on the fourth Monday Of Apr and The
a>i Monday OF May nex, al 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on
each Of said days.
Dated, this 18Th day of February. A. d. le43,
Al WIN. BOWMAN. Commits
HORAIIO ALLEN, I sioners.
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Barocs g. ALLEN g. PLArr, Solicitors
vs. COEjST'

vs. COURT,
THE Plain'ii declares against the defendant in an
L action of del I, on note, dated May d. 1888 fur
The sum of 1892 IA cents payable six month. from
The date in the city Of Nachez, in the STATE of Msi>-
sppi, and which the plaintiff has no, lcen paid
Al.o in further plea OF debt on judgment recovered
hy the plaintiff against The defendant, efore The
County Court at Nathcz af re aid the 81 day Of
November A. u. 1910, for The sum OF s574 CT GEMS
damage, and $50 40 cents COS; Of su and which
sad judgment the pIanii AYERS is in iul force, and
not PAID satisfied or discharged.
And the defendant eng bsent from this state a,
the time of The service Of The pa nli> writ, and moi
having returned within the same before The time Of
trial. this cause is by order OF court continued, and it
i. further ordered Nv said that notice Of lhls ,u,
he given 10 the aid Noah Barlow, iy pnbl.hi tins
order and the substance of the plain l. declaration,
hree weeks successfully IN the Burlington Free
Press" newspaper printed in Burlington, in laid
County, the last Of which he at least twenty days
efore the next Term OF said court, to he holden at
Burlington within and for ihcoun,y of Chlicnden
on the second Tues lay Of May nex'. which will lie
| deemed sufficient notice 10 the laid Noah Barlow 10
appear and make answer 10 This suit.
Dated al burlington afore aid, this 9th day OF
March, A. ID. lSi3.
WIN. NOBLE, Clerk.
A. G. WHlTTEMoRE, Attorney.
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her faith was about the first Of December. 1t has
b en- often repeated since.
In many subsequent interviews, she exhibited the
same unwavcfing confidence in the promises of her
covenant God and spoke Of heaven and heavenly
things like one who enjoyed a near view of them
For several weeks she has been waiting and willing
to depart al any moment, often requesting to have
sung that beautiful hymn,
Jesus, lover ofmy soul
Let me 10 thy bosom fly.
As she approached the grave, she exhibited the
same calm and peaceful frame Of mind. Her CONVEX
sntion and hopes seemed to grow and more heav
cnly, until upon the last joyous Sabbath her faith
was lost in sight and her hope in full fruton. "Bes-
sed arc the dead which die in the Lori for they rest
from their labors and their works do follow them"
In jericho, on Tuesday, the 7h ult, HAsNAH MA.
RIA RipLEy only daughter of Charles and Olive Rip
ley, aged years and month.
She hath passed from the earth, but we may not la.
ment her,
Nor mourn her return TO holer cline;
She but fingered below, until He who had sent her,
Recalled her TO Eden in mornings sweet prime.
Could the beauty and freshness OF youth have retain
ed her,
We had not been called Ger her slumber 10 weep
Yet mourn not since death in his power hath but gain
cd her
A joyful awaking from earth's transient sleep.
Ere the sorrows of earth or its passions had moved
her,
Ere dalkened the light Of her innocent brow;
She babe farewell unto those who had loved her
And whispered my father come to thee now.
In her beauty she sleeps, but we will not regret her
Our tears may not mos,en The flowers on her tomb {;
For the smiles of her Saviour in mel have met her
Oh death thou ar, vanquished land pas,s thy gloom.
Then calm he the spot where her form now rcposeth
May the friends who so loved her revs, the grave,
And feel-,hough the cold sod her ashes enclose,h
She lives in the presence Of Him who can save
Comm.
In Richmond, March "a, after an illness OF only q
few days Mrs. LOUISA NJ. BARBER, wife Of Thomas
Barber and daughter Of the Hon. Eli Brownson, aged
81 years. She was young Lady possessing mos,
amiabe disposition and eminently calculated to en-.
dear her self to oil those who were favored with her
society, and her d, alh ut such period in life, is al
event of the mos, painful and affecting to hei
husband and friends Yet of her it may well be said
"She had not lived in vain and her death was not as
those who had no hope" One year ago, (about III,
time of her marriage) herself and husband the
first fruit, unto God Of most interesting revival
She lived for Christ, and in her last illness her faith
was so strong that the pain and distress made her al
times insensihe to other objects, yet when Christ
mentioned her mind would compose itself md She
could readily say, II know that my Rcdeemer veth.
| Com.
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Wool, R.R Wool!

DOElOFSON & RATtBtN having Leased the
N commodious Manufacturing Establishment, Of
the Burlington Mill Co., and CONTESTED them. elves in
b,isine with Mr.. SIDNEY BAnLow former Agent for
aid Coz are now ready TO receive Wool 10 manu-
facure for customers into Broadco,hs. To those
that have had work done heretofore by Roelfson
and Rathbnn, little need lie said TO induce connu-
the work will re done in a workmanline manner
Farmers Merchants and Others wishing TO have wool
Manufactured for their own or for market may
res, assured that pa ms or attention will lie spared
TO give the lest of satisfaction. Terms of payment
made easy for all lots Of wool from 1000 lbs and up
wards Small lots Cash or one halt Of the cloths
when finished. The business will he conducted under
the firm Of
RoELOFSON, RATHBUN g. Co.
April 5, 1943 as
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Mark Rice's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, THE Hon. the Pro.
District Of Chienden, 81. cafe Court for the
District ofChiltenden: To all persons concerned 10
the Estate Of MARK RICE, late Of burlington, in
sad District deceased, GREETlNo.
WHEREAS, Louisa Walling. formerly Louisa
Rice and former administering Of the estate OF said
deceased, proposes to render an account Of her ad
mihsiraiion and pres her account against said
tate for examination and allowance session OF the
Court Of Pro- ate, TO holden al the Regi ters Office,
in said Burlington, on the third Saturday OF April
next.
Therefore, You are hereby notified to appear he.
fore said court al the time and place siorsaid and
,hew care, if any yo, have, why the account sfore-
said should, not lie allowed
Given under my hand at Burlington this 30,h day Of
March A. d. ls43.
VIM WESTON. ReSisfer.
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Effects of T. w. X. Nichols, of Essex.

Such acco nts notes and c ecrs a may remain I'm.
collected. Sale by adjournment from Feb. I6 to
Saturday May 6, ls43 al my Office IN Burlington, a,
2 O'Clock. p. NJ.
Also, Slndry Eject, Of Mark Norris, of Colches-
ter, which vii lie particularly ie cril cd at the time OF
sale, on Saturday, May 6, l943, al 2 O'clock p. NJ.
NATHAN Is. HASWELL, Assignee.
Burlino ion, Aprll 5, IS43
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SECOND ADVENT LIE CTURES.
Mr.. c. Green will commence course o
Lectures, in this place, next Sabbath, April 9th
Brighton Market. Monday, March 81, ls43

At Market AIS Beef Cattle, 90 Cows and Calves
600 Sheep, and $40 Swine. 80 beef cattle unsold.
PaIcEs.-Bsef Cattie.-Exira, S. IL s Is. First
quality, 81 Is 500. Second quality, "a rs a 4 60
Third quality 50 rs a 81 Is.
Cows and Cal,es-Sales none
Sheep-None at market.
S,cine.-A lot to peddle, DC for sows and SC for
bar owsi lot Of old hogs 34c. AT retail, from A
to
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-07
IN CHANCERY.

WILLIAM T. BRIGGS, CHllTENDEN COUNlf,
LEANDER MAssnALLA Nov. Term, A. D. 1912.
HENRy HoDGEs,
WILLIAM r. LANE. W"B rsse Of f %i'1a"
Leander Marshall and Henry Hodges both of Rich
mond, all in said Comfy of Chienden, at he Novem
Der Term, A. D. 1912, Of the Court of Chancery
holden AT Burlington, within and for said County Of
Chienden, filed their Bill OF Review against William
R. Lane, formerly Of Jericho, in said county of Chit
tenden, now OF New Lyme in the state of Ohio, there
liz stating that the 9Th day of December A. d..
l84l lheore the said Court of Chancery, then sitting
at Burlington, the said William r. Lane olialnei a
decree in his favor against them the said Briggs,
Marshall and Hodges that they should pay The said
Lane on or before The 18th day of May, A. ID. 1872,
A. d. tS4l the of S4S5 So debt. and S55 so
as cots Of process, and from which laid Decree the
said Briggs, Mar, hall and Hodges then and there en-
tered their appeal. And further stating, that since
the making Of the said decree the said complainant>
ha We discovered new and material testimony, which
will fully how that sii Lane not entitled, TO any
decree in his favor in the premises and pfa wing that
the laid detlee may lie reviewed and reversed.
The said William r. Lane residing without this
state, so that subpoena cannot he served upon HIM,
the SAID is confined and ii is ordered that the
SAID William r. Lane lie and appear efure the said
Court OF Chanccry, next to he holden at Burlington,
within and for >adcorniy ofChilienden on the ,eroni
Tuesday of May mex, on the fr,i day Of laid Term,
and make the laid hill Of revew And it is
further ordered, that the said Complarnan,s cause
this order and The ub>iance of their said Till, c
published three weeks .>ive in the Burlington
Free Press" newspaper printed in said Burlington,
the last Of which TO lie at lea>f twenty days prcvou,
10 the commencement Of said Term which will be
deemed sufficient notice 10 the said William r. Lane
to appear and make answer to laid hill.
WIN. NOBLE, Clerk.
DRIocs g. ALLEN g. PLArr Solicitors
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ISSIGVEE'S
SALE In BANKRUPTCY.

NOTICE is hartbv gwen that ly virtue OF he sew.
cral orders and DEGREES in Banhrupcy in the fol-
lowing issued OFT Of The District Court
of the United S aes, for The District of Vermont
will ell at Public Auction, al my office IN Burlington
Saturday, May G. O'Clock, p. NJ, snch effects OF
he Bankrupis namel Glow as became vested in me
by virtue of the DEGREES aforesaid.
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NOTICE.
T1NHE Morgan Horse, BASHAW, will stand this
l. season at the following places, viz Burlington.
Shelburn and Charlotte. The days and time will be
made known by handbills circulated before the sea.
son commences. BAsHAw is as full blood Morgan
as you can find now days; is of blood bay color,
weighs eleven hundred and fifty pounds, and for
strength and speed surpassed by any horse now
on the turf. Any persons wishing TO improve their
stock of horses, will now have an opportunity which
all will acknowledge after looking at said horse. He
be seen at the American Hotel until the season
commences, where Mr.. l.. Church will take pleasure
in showing him without any charge.
Burlington, March Goth, 1913. a vs.
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go WIN. NObLE, Cterf.
A. G. WHrTEMoRE, AHorney
las MILLs, Chittenden Comfy Court,
VS.. Nov. Term, A. d. 1912.

THOMAS MILLS, SnittenucN comfy Court,
vs.. Nov. Term, A. d. 1912.
RICHARD LYON,
I N this cause the said Thomas Mills declares against
the said Richard Lyon late Of Hinesburgh in said
county since, OF Essex in the Stale Of New York. in
plea Of debt on judgment rendered by Henry Leav-
enworth, Esq, Justice of the Peace on the goth day
Of March, A d. 1912, for the sum of S5375 GEMS
damages, and 81 10 cents costs of suit, which ude
ment the Plaintiff AYERS is in full force and MOI in any
way paid or satisfied.
And the Defendant being a. sent from this State at
the time OF the service of the Plaintiffs said writ and
not having returned within the same before the time OF
trial. the said is by order of Court continued
and II is further ordered by said Court that notice of
this suit be given to the Defendant by publishing this
order and the substance Of the Plaintiffs declaration,
three weeks successfully, in the Burlington Free
Press" a newspaper printed in Burlington in said
county, the last of which be at least twenty days be-.
fore the term Of this Court 10 be holden at Bur-
lineion aforesaid the second Tuesday of May next
which will be deemed sufficient notice TO the said De-
PENDANT 10 appear and make answer 10 this suit.
Dated at Burlington aforesaid this 2lst day OF
March, A. d. lS43. VIM NOBLE, Clerk.
LEAvENwoRTH, Attorney. 43 We
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Effects of Samuel Bartlett. of Jericho.

Al ont Is of Land, on which is erected a
small house and barn. >i,trae in Jerico, subject 10
claim Of abont $780, 10 llo.ea Spauding, and a quit
claim deed given hy laid Bartlett TO Polly Rood, as
eel forth in his said schedule. Sale at o'clock p NJ
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LIVE AND LET LIVE"

TNHE subscriber bss several small accounts and
all persons interested are hereby noti
tined tariicnar contracts excepte) that IL they wish
10 test the utility of settling with the Land Shark,
tina, an opportunity will be given very soon, unless
this notice shall convince them tdat they can settle
WIS ''' ~ ~ SAMUEL HUNTINGTON.
March 81, I843. 3w44
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Effects of u. F. Mcfarland. of Burlington.

One old don lie elgh an harness. al,o The no,e..
claim> and account surrendered by him, which will
lie partic larry de>rr cl at Le time If sale Sale al
2 o'cloc., p VI.
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All the interest of Nathaniel 7. Si e, TO an agree
ment made with Peter Glle, Ira Gle, Truman Gle,
and Asa Tyrell and Oils Knight, relating TO the con-
Browns River in Underhill, which was decided TO
Peter Gle and others, eng The same premises which
wa. formerly occupied by SAID Stiles. All the interest
Of said Stiles 10 contract made with Hosea Spald-
Bolrc, payable in nllcd cloh and dyed with said
Sparkling a. security for money advanced by him.
All the in crest Of said Si'e. 10 an agreement made
with Ephram Sillcs for The CONVEYANCE Of ahont 40
Of land decided 10 him y Ariel Blodgeli in April
1910. Alo, sundry ot ms surrendered hy said
Sue. all of wh oh will e particularly described at
the time Of ale. Saea' o'rloci p. N.
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Effects of T.. NJ. Dixon, of Undcrhill.

Such accounts, notes demands, &c. i may remain
uncoec ell, ale by a'llo rnneni from Feb IL, to my
office in Darlington, Saturday, May g. ls43, o'clock
F. NJ
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LIST OF LETTERS
d EMAINING in the Post Office at Bur.
IL lingtOn. VT, April I. $40.

d EMAIN1NG In
IL lingtOn, VT, Apr
John Arnold,
ID. p. Adams,
Charles Aiken,
Charles Alexander,
Rev. Mr.. Ancie, 3,
X. Austin,
Elizabeth Braman,
Ma ncy Barney,
Joel Bishop, 8,
Thomas Bealtey,
Seth Bishop, 4,
Enos Bllnn. a,
Ebenezcr Briggs,
Ann NJ. Blair,
II. r. Brooks,
John Brunnellc,
S Barlow,
Levi Bathune, -
Isndore BONN,
Amos r. Beochett,
r. S. NJ. Bouchett,
r Brown,
Albert G. Burr,
Sorhin Bliss,
Rriire blanchard,
Markham Flair,
r. l.. Burrows,
Daniel tsrown,
Perilln Bates.
Elijah Rarsiow,
II. e. II. Bishop,
John w. Briggs,
George Barstow,
Joseph Bnckman,
Nathaniel Boswor,h,
Benz. B. Brownell,
U. 5. Custom House,
Thomas Cross,
Edmund Conner,
james ]. Cutler,
Rosa Chicaine,
Inniel Conkllng,
Peter Culbert,
NJ. Corning.
Mary Ann Chamberlain
Il. NJ. Crosman,
Dennis Chaplin,
Levi Darlington, 2,
Calvin Clark, 2,
Oren Clark,
John Cheland,
Rufus NJ. Crossman,
Albert Chittenden,
Ann Dolan,
Louis Dellelt,
Jed. Drew,
Mary Dyet,
VIM. l.. Dixon,
Michael Doraughey,
Prosper Durpha,
Pierre Dyon,
Antony Dcvereux,
Daniel Drew,
Lewis Duke,
Elisha Drew,
Widow Elder,
A. w. 3. Edwards,
Isanc Ely.
MlleS A. EVaytS,
Cashmere Foy,
David Fish,
Ed. ST. Felix,
Seth Foleer,
T. Follett,
l
T. Fri.bee,
r.. Farr,
r. Fitzpatrick,
Nathaniel Gage,
Fanny Green,
Edmund Gates,
l.. J. German,
Ruth Green,
Joserh Guild,
e. Goodrich, 0,
Simeon Hulchins, 2,
Lnminn ]. Hatch,
Holland Howard,
Julia Hyde,
Charlie. II. Howard, 2
". S. Horsley,
Murray S. Hart,
VIM. b. Hunt.
Sarah S. Hoyt,
Henry Harricker,
Mrs. Hicks, 2,
Sarah A. Holloway,
S. b. Isham,
Angel Ishnn,
J. S. Johnson,
John Judson,
r. w. Johnson,
J. A. Jenner,
WIN. r. Lawrence, IL
Charles Lyon,
Charles Lnndy,
James Lamberton,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-07

French prepared Mustard and
Fresh Citron, (new frut) just received by jacobs
Express. and which is Offered for sale n the German
Store. OSIHElM q MIChOLLS.
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IL 4 oSt >PiASS ~ ASAi
l,lS43.
Alexis Lafleche, 2,
Frederick Lyman,
Russell Lawrence,
Miss NJ. Lane,
J. w. Lynde,
Jacob Lewey,
John Lawrence,
Adolph NInbriand,
Thomas NJ Carly, Q,
James Mitchell, 2,
Mr.. MocraGe,
Mr.. Morice,
John Morrison,
George Monroe,
Michael NJ Gowan, 2,
Ltephen Myers,
Young Mansfield,
Joseph Malhoir,
Hugh M'Kennea,
J. w. Mills
Elneline M'Cnrter,
LEICESTER Morton,
Michael Morau,
Joseph Marquet,
Bnitist Mish.
George Moody,
Otis Morgan,
r. lcar Morton,
WIN. Mead,
He ry Nash,
{. F. Norton,
Josiah Palmer,
Daniel Perry,
r. Patchln,
Doctor Peck,
Mrs. J. S. Potwin,
Henry Potwin,
SEEDING Pattee,
Ursula Painter,
Lydia Palmer,
John w. Pendigrass,
George Paige,
A. Pollard,
Mr.. Parsons, printer,
Daniel Prior,
Celes,ln Racicot,
Patrick Reilly, 2,
Nelson Roberts,
A. Rosenhlatt,
Joseph Randall, 2,
Rosrline &. Reed,
Louisa Randall,
F. II. Robertson,
Pierce Rondo,
T. J. Raymond,
Sarah Rnnney.
Joseph Rowcn,
Lewis Saunders,
G. a. Seymour,
james Steward,
Winslow Spears,
Isaac Sanderson,
G. N. Spears.
Elizabeth Stafford,
Alnlira A. Stevens,
Ashael Stacy, 2,
Nathaniel Sutton,
Moses 4. Aaron Spear,
w. A. Smith,
Charles f. Sheet,
J. A. Sietson,
S. A. Smith,
r. P. Stacy,
l.. w, Spnulding,
Patrick Sheridan,
r. J. Slimson,
j. Spears,
Marshal Shedd,
R, F. stamford,
G. NJ, Stacy,
Shepherd a. Marin,
Solomon A Smith,
Warren Thnyer,
Milo Thompson,
John F. Thompson,
Iue Thompson,
Bostwlck Tousley,
Charles Tearrinn,
Elijah Thaver,
Doro,hen Urfsr,
Thomas Vankirk,
james Vim 'ent,
d. NJ. Vnrney,
CLARK Vaughan,
Louis Waller,
Charles J. Walker,
Hnres Wallace,
Betsey Wiley,
Roger Wadsworth,
David Wells,
James !. Wallace,
Samuel Weller,
Griffin Wing,
Jonathan wright,
John Wight,
Elizabeth Wadsworlh.
iRY b. STACY, p. NJ