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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-06-07

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Flowers, Cuts, Leads, Brass Rule, &c.
ALSO-StanGs, with or without racks
News and Job Cases; common and brass
Gaileys; Mallet-; planners; Lead Cutters:
Composing Sticks; Furniture; Quoins, Sc
6FOrders received for-Fhe Hoe Pa
tent Cylinder, Washington and Smith Prn
ting Presses; Bookbnder's Tools. &c &C.
GFOld Type received in exchange for
new. March |, 34-tf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-29

Close OF THE OREGON DEBATE.-The Sen.
ate on Thursday, by a direct vote Of % TO Is,
rejected the resolution submitted by Mr.. Semple
of Illinois, requesting the President to give
notice TO the British Government of the termi-
nation Of the treaty for the joint occupancy oil
Oregon. The following were The yeas and
nays:-
YEAs-Messrs. Allen, Achison, Atherton, Basby
Benton, Breesc, Buchanan, Colqut, Fairfield, Fulton
flanagan, King, Seinple Sewer, Sturgeon, Walker
Woodbury., Wrlght-lS.
Massachusetts, Archer, Barrow, Bates Bnyard
Berren, Choae, Clayton, Crttenden, Dayton, Evans
Foster, Haywood, Huger, Huntington, Jarnagin
Johnson, Mcl'ufie, Mangum, Mer,ck, Miller More
head, Phelps, Riyes, Simmons, Tamadge, Upham
White, Woodbridge-2S
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-29
ENGLISH GRAMMAR.

nNEACliERS are nvuel to call nj Harrngton'>
l. and examine SWErrS Grammar OF the En-
sli>h language.
basis OF Murray,and has already leen. introduced mt
snch schools a. " Kimhall Union Academy" and the
"Norwch University" certificates from the Primer
pals Of which may be seen ly tho>ewho are interest
ell. The first edition having been exhausted within
one year from the time Gifts first publications. The Au-
thor has spent Oh time revising and enargne IT,
and the Publ lShel offers the edition, with the con-
idence that whenever it is examined 1t Will tie APP
proved. II contains more matter than any other
Grammar n ne
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A CARD.

TIE LADIES Of the Female Aid Society OF
the Nj. Z. Church. would tender their gratitude
to those Gentlemen and Ladies who so kindly
and literally patronized them in their recen'
Business Meeting.
Being encouraged, from the proceeds of their
sales, to labour for the attainment OF thier object
key respectfully solicit orders for ,cork, either
r the more useful or ornamental department Of
;teir society.
l.. S. HERRICK, Sec'ty
Burlington, March 26h. 1Sli.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-29

South CAgoLlNA.-The democratic Re-
publican Central Committee" Of South Carolina
have decided to send no Delegates TO Baltimore,
and issued an Address, declining to support the
nominee of that Convention, sunless the funda-
mental principles Sc, forthby the Baltimore Con-
venton of 1910, and which are the basis Of our
party association, are satisfactorily vindca,ed
and redeemed, in regard to Abolition and the
Tariff in the present Congress-" dc.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-29
AsaL. Lyons STANDARDIZATION to sell Land.
STATE or VERMONT AT a Pro- ate

STATE or TERNoNT} AT Pro- Pro, ate ne
District of ChtIcnlcn s.. II Cont held a.
Brlno,on within and luI said district Of thltlenden,
on the Iilh day of March, A. u, lSif, comes Evra
NJ Benson, administrator of The c>ta u OF \ "a l..
Lyon la e OF Shelurn il ,ald district. decea, ed an
file, in said 90 rt her petition writing, sellmg roth
that the said IA l.. die seized of about fifty acre,
of land wing In ,ai Shcb rn, heing The land on VIII oh
he lived previously 10 and The time Of hi deaths tina
aid land l., lncnm cred with mortgage, given v 'ald
Asa l.. IN hs lifetime, 10 George A. Allen, 20 Sc
tur. the payment Of seven hundred dollars and m
ter>, which remains due and unpaid an l. also m
c,ml cred with life lease to Mary Lyon for The -eI-
rty of her maintenance and support dfhS her ne !;
,bni the personal estate of the ,ad Aa l.. a. lnren-
,ori,l amonn'e! Ia S2i5 SIS, Of which there now re-
mans ON hand al the appraisal, properly OF the vae
Of $50 50 that the debts allowed by the commits
.oners asainsi sald estate amount g. Sl9i 10 eNclu
sive OF sail mortgage; tina; there i cue from 'all
estate to said ammisra'r'x, ON settlement OF her
first adm,nj -ratlon account, the IN oi Sl2o35 ana
thai il will lie necessary To sell the whole OF salI
land subject 10 said nGIml RANGES, tor The payment
of The debt due from said e-tair and the expense, "i
ADMINISTRATION aud praying laid court 10 l'en,e her,
the ,ail a1uinsratrlx, srll the Whole OF sall ahd,
Gr ,be nnrno,e aforesaid agreea ~ The statute IN
,r.h cas-, male and proyi,leli Wherelppn, the
on,,, ,Iore aid DOH appoint the 80 day of March,
ISt4 for hearing and deciding on SAID nelnon AT The
o,icc Of HE Register of sad court in laid Burlington,
and doth order that all persons interested be nollhei
thereof nv publication OF This orjer, containing the
,bstance Of aid nelton, three weeks successiveY IN
The Burlington Free Press, newspaper printed IN
aid Burlington, the last of which puhlra ions TO le
nrcvious 10 the said 80 IL day OF March, 1874.
Given under my hand at SAID Burlington, tins lilh
'"' VI "@ A WIN. WESTON, Resis,sf
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Benjamin IL. siih's Estate.

STA TIE or ERNONT, lT1HE Hon. the
District of Chittcnden, So 1 Probate Co1r
for the District of thrt'n len: 70 all pcr.uns con.
ccrnci in the Estate uf BENJAMIN II. SNIFF, lac
Of Charlotte, in sad District, deceased,
GREETISG
WuERrAs Sally II. SKI 7, Administrators of the
OF laid deceased, proposes 10 render an a"ount
OF her administration, and present her account agaius
said e>a,e for examination and allowance ~ n
son or the Court OF PROBATE, to be lulen At the Reg
>lcr', office in Burlington the second Wednesday
Of April next.
TmrREroRr, Won are hcrcl V notified 10 appear lc
fore SAID court AT the time and lace aorc,ad, and
shcw cau.e if any ynn have, why the account alorc
said should not c allowed.
Given uulcr my hand at Burlington, th, 9Th day
OF March, 4. d. 1871.
IOv3 WIN. WESTON, Regisier.
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TIE PATENT LACE,
INVENTED NJ
T.. p. BANNING, Nj. y.

OF PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA.
WILL be kept instantly on hand by Or. joins
w w. Emery, Of Essex, he having purcha ,ed Of
the original PATIENCE the erciusire right TO make and
pend the same, within and for the Counties OF Chit
tenden, Franllinj Tamoille, and Grand Isle.
The PATENT LACE has now been before the pub
lie for number ofmonlhs, -hnntreds have zen APP
piled in different parts Of the country and with Sic
cess never lefore eqialled Ivy any remedial agent
Numerous well authenticated Certificates Of lis henei-
cia influence IN the removal ofdiseases OF long stand
ing, might lie furnished from thisnm, date vicinity
in addition TO the statement Of and certh,oe>
of cures firni> he'd hy DR.. Banning and others. But
this is not deemed necessary al the present time. re-
ference can lie given TO individuals wearing the Lace,
in nearly every town in the County.
Physicians have long felt the necessity Of Suppor-
Ter differently constructed and more perfect IN it, adap-
ton 10 the human form, than any that had been pre-
,ented 10 the PM lic The inverton Of Bannings
with their general appro aiion, as il i, designed
to relleve symptoms, and remedy class of physical
malaties which cannot reached iy medicines alone.
The descent or displacement of he vl.cerra from re-
Taxation Of the abdominal muscles, or other cares,
tends 10 alter and derange the function Of every orcan
IN the human system, and in many cases, this ocvia-
ton from the natural heahv potion OF pnrs, is the
sole cal'e OF general debIny-in Mae and Female.
Of Dyspepsia, e.. ons of the Stomach AMI Lirer,
Paipitdfon ofihe Heart Spinal Irritation, Hysterid,
Hypocondria, Piles Proiapsus Iberia Suppression
Of Urine, The Bronchitis ofPnblic SpeaLers, and Incl
pient Consumption AL ofwh cl will e much reev-
T. if nor entirely removed, by the ,,e of the Patent
Lace when their existence Is eau ed hv physical de-
rangrmeni and a mechanical displacement of parts,
which can le readily a,certaned by observing the
form and symptoms Of the person aflec,ed.
This instrument has leen examined hy~Drs. Mott
Rogers, Francis AMI Grscomb of New Yorkshire
Faculty ofPit >hurah, Hartford and New Haven, and
has Obtained heir favorable e>im NY.
Appli'ali n, for This Lace may lie made 10 the sub
scrller, al Essex, or Hagar Il Arthur Burlington
Patients al distance vii! be visited al their residence
If required JOHN w. EMERY.
Essex, March 81, 1874. 43u
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-29
aohn Pomeroy's Estate.

WYE me b,crhcrs, having lcen appolned hy
w III. Honoral lc the Probae Court tor the Dis
trics Of Gluten len, commissioners 10 receive exam
me AMI adjust the cams and demands OF an persons
araint the t. tate OF JOHN POMEROY, la'e Of Bur
lng'on IN said D.trcl, dc"ea el, repre- entel in,o
vent and also al claims and demands exhibited IN
off ct ,here,o aud xix months from the day oihe da e
hereof eng allowed ly ,ald Court for tia, purpose,
we do therefore hereby give notice, that we Will at
tend 10 the business Of our Appointment Al the office
of John ~ Poueroy. in arlington, IN sand District, ON
the iir,t Mondays of July and september next al 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, on each If said days.
Dated, this 9,h day OF March 4. d. lSif.
Luther LOOMS, 1ror,
PHI a DOOI l1~TI r. ( ""''
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NARRATIVE OF THE TEXAN SANTA FE
~ EXPEDITION comprising Description OF
Tour through Texas and across the great Southern
Prairie~. the Camamche and Caygna Hun,hg
Grounds with an Account of the Sui!erings from
wan, of food, loss SEES from hostile Indians, and final
capture of the Texans, and their march Prisoners
To the crv OF Mexico. With Illustrations and Map.
BY GEORGE WILKINS KESDALl, Fs1 Elegantly
printed ana bound III fancy muslin. Price 81 oo.
The HrREric: a Novel. Translated from the
Russian of laeIchuclioE By Ihoma, b. Shaw, b.
A. Price l2s cents.
THE 1-StovrD ONE a Novel. By Mrs. Holland.
Price l2a cents.
FORTUNE HUNTER; or The Adventures a Man
Mrs. Helen Berkley.
Rory o'NloRr, By Samuel Lover, Esq. Price %
cents. =,
cents. -,
The MYSTERIES OF LONDON, Mol Price l2s cts.
GUIDE FOR MARRIED LADIES, during the periods OF
Pregnancy, Labor and Sucking, with direction. ior
treatment OF Infants. by Mrs. Barwe. Price 70 cts
D'AuBrcNE's GREAT WoRK on the History OF the
Reformation Of the Sixteenth Century, win all in'
notes. Price 50 cents.
THE OMNIBUS OF MoDERS ROMANCE, (>ix insiue y
Containing Nal 81 The Actress,
The Rescued Nun,
The Capitalist,
Ne leloriene,
Wonderful story of Peter Schemihl, an,
The Gencmans Daughters. All Tor 20
cents.
A new supply Of Ara ella Stuart,
Christmas Carol,
Kcndal'> Jackson, and
Meals Purans. -
~ BY A. EDWARDS.
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FOR SALE AT AUCTION

TNHf farm lately owned and occupied ny F. enezer
Allen ,lecea ed, situated in Colchester, NV" mile
north ofhc Meeting House, containing about Is acres
of good Land about one half under improvement,
with good dwelling house and barn nearly new, II
good well OF waier, a good Orchard and wood lot IN
pursuance Of an order from the Hon. Prot are Corr
pronose to sell to the highest il her the al owe de>crb
ed farm, on the prmlse> the 80 h day Of March ms.
Also some farming tools, some household furniture,
about IS tons OF hay, together with varon> other ar'l-
cles. CHARLES COLLINS, hdm s,
Colchester, March II, 1914, 4lw3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-29
Sallcy Miners Estate.

WE the sub>crll erS, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
'rc' If Chiuenden, commissioners to receive exam
Inc and al the claims and demands of all persons
against the estate Of SALLY MINER la,e Of Jer-
SEVILLE IN The County OF jersey, and State # Iii
NOS, deceased, Represented lnsolveni and also all
claims and demands exh bed in Offset ,here'o and
SIX months from the day of the date hereof heing
allowed lay said Court for that purpose, we do there
fore hereby give notice that we will attend 10 The
business Of our appointment al The Store Of BEN
JAMIN FAlRCHlLD, IN Milton, in said district, on
the Fifteenth days of May and August next, at 10
o'clock, A. ~, on each Of said days.
Dalel, this IS h day Of February, A. D., 1874
FaFAIAR AUSTIN, )Commis-
43w3 BENJAMIN FAIRrfllT.D, : sioner>.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

NOTICE to all creditors and other persons IN inter-
v est, that by order of the District Court OF me
United States for the District of Vermont, dividend
GU, of the asses of LEONARD NJ. DIXON, of I'm
derhll, Bankrupt will be made and declared by the
Court the ninth day of April next, at ten o'clock
forenoon, al the Office of Samuel Prenss, District
Judge in Montpelier in said District among the cred
iors who shall have proved and filed proofs of their
debts before said day, unless sufficient cause be then
and there shewn 10 the contrary.
Dated the lh dav of March 1874.
AL EDWARD II. PRENT1SS, Clerk.
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d i @ Il O

AT Colchester, on the nigh, of the 22d inst, very
suddenly, Mrs. ANA MrNsoS, widow of the late Will
liam Munson Esq, Of Colchester, aged &C years. Ir
the death of Mr. Mnnson her children can Truly say
hey have lost kind mother and one Of the best Of
counsellors; andlhe community in which she lived
sustalns the loss of worthy member of society.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-29
BRIGGS Is UNDERWOOD,
A TTORNEYS AT Law, sc.
BUrlinefop, ~. Gm32
Ebcnrzcr Lyon's Estate.

WI the subscribers having Iern appointed "
w the Honorable Probate Corr for The District
of Chlcnlrn, commissioners to receive examine ami
adjust tie claims Of all per aGHn> the e>'a'e Of
EBENfXfR LYON, lac Of Colchester, IN "A ID dis
iric lie ea,cl repre- Gated m>olvcnl, aud al o all
claims and demands exhibited ~ oi,si thereto; aud
tx months trcm the dae heleuf eng auweI v
al court for that purpO-e, we do therefore hereby
give Goiice that we w alienI 10 the business OF
our appointment, al the dwc,lng-hmre OF iuy Ly-
ou, in tohe ier, in all district, ON the ir>r Monday
Of May aud Jtly ncs, al 10 o'cluck, A. NJ. ON each
OF sand days.
Dated rhi> iiih day Of February, A. D. Isil.
O. VI. CLARK, I,,-
Nj. ID. WICKWARE. , Commissioners
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NOTICE..

TN Consequence of the continued sickness of DR..
l. Henelerg The undersigned will dissolve partner
ship Immediately and therefore, will SELL OUT their
sock of goods, con. >ing of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES & LIQUORS.
Merchants and oher invite to cal and purchase
as they will find the Goods, under these
very cheap.
Also, we leg respectfully to invite those who owe
rs to pay their accounts Immediately, il no, we sha
lie under the necessity of ecling al their expense
NJ. OSTHEIM q Co.
Burlington. March 81, 1874
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NEW BOOKL

A N Inquiry into the Ministerial Commission, by
"A the Rev. Lloyd Windsor, rector OF Grace
Church, LockpCr, n, i.-Conialning Chapter on
APOSTOLIC SuccrssIoH, aud another on DIoCEsAS
EPIscoPACy,-,h most approved work on ihe'c sub
ecis yet published, I'd Edition, Enlarged and revised
just received and for sale ri "
Al HARRlNGrONS,
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Juvenile Concert.

JuVenlIc COlCCrt.
There is TO be an examlnati N and exhibition
of Vocal Music, by Mr.. Spencer's Juvenile
Class, in this village on Wednesday Evening
next, a, early candle light. All Parents, and
friends of children are invited to attend at the
new Church.
G. SPENCER. Teacher.
Burlington, March Doth, 1914.
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Burlington Mechanics Institute.

Vermont, its condition and prospects:-a lee
,ure a, the reading room this Friday. evening,
by member of the Institute.
S. FLETCHER Sec'y.
March Goth, lS44.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-29
NOTICE..

4 LII persons indebted TO the firm OF JOSEPH
~ HATCH, & Co.. are hereby nolieI to OIL and
settle the same Immediately and ave cost: ,,
JOSEPH HATCH.
Burlington March, 8, 1914. 4lw3.
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lNSeIsS

THE sul srrll er has ae'el ~ Asem for the E'sa
L Insurance Company OF Hartford Connection for
than twenty years pat, and Rluur> 10 insure
acai}, losses, lire, and all kind olhuliing> and
personal proper v, and wdl rr.e We appcauon> n,
hi. oiire IN rlug'un, AMI imme lia;ely .s,e Poces
tor that purpose a. low rate, If ptemlnb as any
prlva e company can 4 lori. Tie an !uuled rc,pol-
.ilIhlv oi bl~ COMPANY ms saiaiV 10 The in,u-
ret aud their prou,r, honorable Al d III era cur.e
IN The ajii,lueni aud aymen Of loses, will at
e ted by al wuh whom they have hal occasion 10
do hu.ine>-. NM. \. GRSNOLD, Agent.
Burlington, Marsh l. 1874. 40 II
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WIN. KiIburn,s Estate--PetitiOn TO sell and.

VIM. Kilburn's Estate--PetitiOn TO sell anu
STATE OF yERMoNT,} ATa sess c"Or OF n ,1g
at Burlington within aud tor said di-Tc, OF Chllien-
den on the second Wetne, day OF March, A. D. lSil.
comes Ann Khurn, execurix Of the last VIII aniies-
lament of William Killlnrn, late of said Darlington,
decea sed, and files in laid court her petition IN writ
Ing, setting forth that The said William died seized
and possessed ofthe following DESERT ed tract or par
Gel ofland situate in said Burlington, VIZ. about one
eighth of an acre OF land on the south side of Main
Street with a dwelling house thereon, bounded west
by Nathan b. Ha>well> land, hena the ,ame land and
dwelling house occupied ty the lad William. previ-
ou>y to and at the time of hi dea h that sad land
Is incumberei with mortgage executed by the sad
William IN his lifetime, 10 Phlo Doulite, to secure
The payment of five hundred dollars, and The interest
thereon which remal..s unraid that the debts allow
ed hy The commissioners against the e>ia'e OF The
said William are 500 90 exclusive OF said mortgage;
that the expenses OF administering aid estate are not
less than eighty dollars that the inventory of the
personal estate consisting OF household furniture,
amounts to Sl2I2i, ihahe personal estate Is lnsnii-
cent for the paymeno lhedel> dine from sald estate
and, the expense, Of administration and that VIII be
Necessary sell real estate for that purpose; that sad
real ee tate is situated that pant OFF cannol he sold
without injury 10 those interested in the remainder,
and praying said court TO grant her license 10 sell Inc
whole Of laid real estate agreeabIy TO the statute IN
s'irh ca'e made and provided.
Whererpon, the conri alure AID, doih appoint lhe
second wednesday Of April, 1874, for hearing ana e.
deciding on said petition, al The Office {" the keaI,ler
OF SAID court, in SAID arlington, AZ ten o'clock IN lhe
forenoon, and doth order that all persons interested
lie notified thereof hy publication of this order con
tanning the suhsanr of said petition, three weeks
>ncce>>lvely in The Buring on Free Pres, new>Pa-
pei printed IN laid Burlington, The last ct when pun
LEGATIONS TO le previous 10 sail second wednesday OF
| April, 1914.
43w3 VIM. WESTON, Register.
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WAINWRIGHT Edition Of the Book OF Com
w mon Praver-Illus,raied--o of the most
beautiful specimens of printing and binding ever produ
al ". HARRINGTON.
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I IFE AMI SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY
~ vols. 90 and l,l2t. The Ashland Text
BooA, l2a, National Clay Minstrel, 10 which i,
prelxed a sketch of The Life Public Services and
Character Of Henry CLAY. Price 25 cents
AZ BY A. EDWARDS
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SIOLEN.

TNRON hc su',cti ct, a ont he 18th Uctol er last,
L u SMALL BOAT with all ani oars. The Boat
has green huuo,u the oars were marked with a
brand, H. Tu' l> also, one ironI axe, enc carien-
shave one new che Ike wooden cl lanke', ami on"
pair loo's. The person who stole the 1ove proper
" i an Eu-'l-hudu or German, a uI D ce . inches
in hrieA'. ANY one giving information where tho
nr,rr,,y may be- fl sui, and the man se4red to 20
brought 30 US. ice shall lie Up orally rewarded
Cslandl> lie, Dee. %, Al. 80 JAMES TOBIAS.
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FEW copies of O'CONNEI.'S History Of Ire
n land, for sale by V. HARkiNGlON'
March II, lSif Al
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-29
NOTICE..

A ~ ner>sns having any demands against tn,
I''rIingt"L II Company, are requested to pre-
.' mem r pay neni, a. the operations Of The Com
pany VII lie brought TO an immediate close by tn,
sale OF Their property.
-. SIDNEY BARLOW, Ae~tJor b. NJ Co.
oh'e Of the 3irlinrt"r Miil Co.
Mao.h, Il, 1914.
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WHEREAS at the October Term OF this Cour',
w A. d. 1913, william p. Brigg>. OF u ru-on,
in sail Counly, tiled hi declaration with the tlrr',
thereof against Rufus Btayiou, Henry Brayton Will
liam Bravton and Solomon J. Davis all of Alhrrgh,
in the County ct Grand Isle, declaring ON note da-
ted January 30 h. 1913 payable to >ad Briggs or hi
order at the Farmers and Mechanics Bank in u IT.
hng,on IN three months from da'e, for the Of i've
bundled and twcn' y-elght dollars and eghiy-two
cents and demanding IN damages the sum of eight
hundred dollars: aud the said Briggs wing appear
81 in his proper person and it not appearing 10 the
Court that al of The ,aid Defendants had hal perso-
nal notice ofthe tendency d said >ut;
TnERErCRr, it s ordered Iy the Cuur that the "a d
cause h,.connucd 10 the next term thereof, and that
the Clerk he directed To publish the Substance OF the
aid declaration in the Free Press, paper print
ell at Burlington, in sad County, three weeks sue
ccs,ivcy tine last OF sand pil LEGATIONS to lie twen
DAYS clorc the nest term Of ,aiI court.
T.. \. SrANSBuRl, Dep: Tsrk.
Burlington, March II, ISL. Al w3
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EORElIkLS.,N BOYS.
WOOL! WdbOL!!

VUNHE subscriber would respectfully inform the poo
l. pie that he is prepared TO make wool into cloth
for all that wish to favor han with their custom, VIZ
Plain Cloths, Cassimere,and Flannel for the following
prices:
Plain Cloth, light mix colors, % cent?; Cashmere,
30 cents; Plain Cloth, dark mix or full coors, 30
cents; Cashmere 81 cents. and Flannel delivered
white, 6 cents per yard for cash. half of the cloth
when finished
ALso Carding wool to Tolls and dressing cloh...
THEODORE ID. LYMAN.
North Ferrisburgh, March 18th, lSii Al m6