davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-15
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Vermont District.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

Notice to show cause against Petition ~
LEONARD MARSH, of BURLINGTON f,r hi. D;..
charge and Certificate as a Bankrupt at The once
OF Samuel Prenriss in Montpelier in said Dis,yiet
on Wednesday, the 10Th day OF March, A. b. lsIE
10 4. NJ.
AMES l.. MORTON, OF Milton, for hi. Di.cbs,r.
and Cerllhrate, as Bankrupt, al The Office Of
Samuel Prents> in Montpelier, IN said District, ON
wednesday, the 20 day Of March, A. d. 1874
al 10 A. NJ.
DANIEL WARD, Of Million, for his Discharge sad
CerIhcaie as a Bankrupt, al he Office of So m,-
e. Prenii>s in Montpelier, in said District, 90
wednesday, the 20h day Of March, A. b. isaI
Al 10 A. NJ.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-15
FOR SALE At dUCTTON

1NfIE farm lately owned and occupied by T. enezer
Allen, dccea> ed, situated in Colches ter two miles
north ofthc Meelmg House, containing ahon, Is acres
of good Land; about one half under Improvement,
with cod dwelling house and barn nearly new, a
good well Of water a good Orcha rd and wood lot In
pursuance Of an order from the Hon. Pro- e Court
oppose TO sell to the highest il Ter the Above e,crib
ed farm, on the prmse~, the 80 day Of March ms.
Also some farming tools, some household furniture,
abou 5 tons of hay, together with various other arli.
clc>. CHARLES COLLINS Adm's
Colchester March r. 1914, 4jw3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-15
NEW RO0KSil

THE GRUMBLER, by Miss Pickering, 25 cents
J. The Crock OF Gold n Rural Novel, III do.
Love and Money, by Mary Hewitt, l2t do.
st Patrcb's Purgatory IL. do.
Jack of the Mil, by VIM. Hewitt, Ia do.
Backwood's Magazine for February, Isl do.
T. Dorado, narrative or discovery OF a
Splendid City in South America in the 18th
century, with defence, by sir Walter Ra-
leigh 80 do.
Beethoven Collection nj Sacred Music,
with new method of instruction, by T..
Ives, Jr., .Alpefs d Timm, 100
March 7. fi0l BY A. EDWARDS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-15
INSTR A SCE

al WIN. WESTON. Register
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-15

FIRE AND Los OF LIFE,-On the night of
the h instant, about nine O'Clock, a house oc.
cupied by Mr.. Francis Bnmbard-si,uated abou,
two miles north OF this vilIage--took fire, after
the INN ties had retired for the night, and was
totally destroyed. Mr. Bnmbard, his wife and
chld, bar y escaped IN thrn!night c tn g ; but
Mrs. Wallace, an iniirm won N of nearly ninety
years of age, persisted in the flames. There
was but little furniture in the house.-Plaus.
burgh Republican.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-15
WHY ROOKL

A Inquiry into the Ministerial Commission, by
- Inc hev' Lloyd Windsor, rector Of Grace
Cnurch, Locspor', N, Y.-Conlalnng a Chapter on
APOSTOLIC Succession, and another on DIoorsAN
EriscopAcr,-the most approved work on ihese sui
Jscts yet published ID Edition, Enlarged and revised,
Just received and for sale at
Al HARRlNGTON's.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-15

OFF-IIAND PuNIsHMENT.--In Santa Fe,
Mexico, they punish counlerfeilers by cutting
their hands of. There is one thing sure
they can never counterfeit after the first de-
lection.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-15
SALE OF BANKRUPT EFFECTS.

NOTICE is hereby given that bv virtue Of the SOW.
' era orders and DEGREES of Bankruptcy, issued
ou of the District Court of the United States for the
District Of Vermont: will sell at Public Auction,
at my Once IN Burlington, on Saturday April g. 1914,
at II o'clock A NJ the following described effects OF
LEONARD MARSH, ~hch become vested in me
by virtue of The DEGREES aforesaid viz:
o'e undivided sixth part of about seven and hal
acres OF land. near Quechee village in Hartford VI
now held IN trust by Daniel Marsh. One undivided
sixth part of about twenty acres of wild land near
9uechee village in Hartford, VT, it being part of the
Estate OF Daniel Marsh late Of Hartford deceased
ALSO, hve or six Slips in the Quechee village Meet
ing House, together with snndry notes and accounts
surrendered by The said Leonard Marsh.
NATHAN b. HASWELL, Assignee.
Burlington, March T. 1874 40
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-15
WOOL! W0OL!!

'ENlIE subscriber would respectfully inform the peo-
pie that he is prepared 80 make wool into cloth
for all that wish to favor him with their custom viz
f1n Cloths CASHMERE, and Flannel for the following
prccs
~ ram 'I,,h' light mix co'ors 25 cents; Cashmere
30 cents; Plain Cloth, dark mix or full coors "a
cents; Cashmere 81 cents, and Flannel delivered
white l6 cents per yard for cash. or half of the cloth
when finished. ~ 0'
THEODORE d. LYMAN
North Ferrisbursh, March 18th lSii Al me
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-15
fPLoud Call.I0

LII. those IN C. ted to the subscriber whose Do.
y inands are dic, are requested To call and settle
the same 10 save themselves a Lontler Call
S. n. GAUr & Co.
Burlington, Feb 81, 1874. 80
P. S,-The balance Of Dry Goods will lie sold at
COST FOR CASH. 10 make room for fresh supplies
on The opening of Navigation. SNG & Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-15
CHtrrEYDEN CouSrr CouR1
Kern q. Walker,


Simon ID. johnson. October Term, 1913.
TIUERi,AS Daniel Kern and Solomon Walker,
w late partners in trade under The firm Of Kern
and Walker, at the October Term of sad Cour, filed
their declaration with The Clerk thereof declaring on
note dated November 9Th, Is4i, payable to the said
plaintiff bv the name Of Kern and Walker or order, In
four months after date, for the sum OF six hundred ana
forv.thrce dollars and cent, value received ana
demanding in damages the sum OF one Thousand DOL
lar: and The said plaintiff appeared at the aid term
of said Court, l., Henry Lcevenwor'h his attorney.
and i. moi appearing TO the said Court that the 'ad
johnson had had personal notice Of the pendency Of
said suit,
THrRrronr, il is ordered by said Court that the
said cauSe be continued TO the hexi term thereof, ana
The Clerk lie dlrc,''cl 10 publish the substance OF sat
declaration in the Free Press, newspaper published
at ling on in said County, hfee weeks successive
", the last of which publications to be twenty days
Lefore the next term of laid Court.
f. A. STANSBURY, Dep: Clerk.
Burlington, March II, 1914, Al We
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-15
NEW GooDS.-March 6, IA.

~ - W SSO00s-ud U, ~.
Isl Returned from Boston with a supply of New
foods to commence the spring trade with md
are opening most arc.es TO make our assortment
very compeie. Among them are
Large New Thermometers, graduated TO 40 below
zero.
MANIFOLD WRITER'S very convenient for business
men ana travellers a II dipenscs with Ink and Ink
stand and by yon write your letter and retain COPY
or copies IN your hook and al done al once wiring
few OF those nice large cut Inksiands made TO ex
pose very little oflhe Ink TO the air.
Ivory Memorandums, large ones. BACKGAMMON
Boards, Bones, men and Dice
BusBy Card, new amusing article.
Gilt and Steel Beetls, Black Beeds and Bures-
some new Bass Vlols, Concord male, of new and
improved styles, and various other Goods making
COOL assortment.
Several doz. pair Shell Side Combs. Melodon.,
a new and good instrument for the Parlor Church. &c
a sweet organ toned instrument and fine accom-
panment 10 the voice.
All will be sold low 10 make room for numerous
Goods
MILITARY Goops-Those who wish 10 he fi,rni. he'd
with nuskei> or other Military Good, this spring are
de> ired TO forward their orders
BRlNSMAlD g. BROTHERS.
Successors to PANGBoRN & BRINsmAIn
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-15

''~'''--'' -'-- - =
In these seven Offices, in the ordinary and unds
turbcd course Of events, seven persons would admin
User the Government for eight years.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-15
mi q II T i @ d q

AT Cambridge, Mass. 9th inst. at Christ Church, BY
Rev. Mr.. Hoppin Hon. HEMAS ALLEN, of Vermont
Ex-Mins,er 10 Chill, to Miss ELIZA d. FAY, daughter
of Hon. Samuel p. p. Fay
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-15
NO TTCE.

A I.L persons indebted to the firm of JOSEPH
"a HATCH, q Co, are hereby notified to ell and
settle the same Immediately and save cost.
JOSEPH HATCH.
Burlington March, g. 1874. 4lw3.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-15
William II. Briggs,
Daniel u. Lapham
and his Trustee
Merrill HUoirv
tHIrrESDEN County Court,


WHEREAS al The Octoher Term of this Court,
w A; ID. lS43 William p. Briggs of Birling on
IN SAID 'onniy, hlei with the Clerk thereof his deca-
ration against Daniel p. Lapham, Of Adams, in the
County Of berkshire and State of Mas ach>eits and
Merrill Fellows Of Richmond, in said Chiltenden
Conny, Trustee Of aid Lapham, in an acton of as
sllnn>u with the common courts; and the said
Briggs at the Term aforesaid appeared n Courl in his
proper kerson: and not appearing To the Court
that The said Lapham had had personal notice of the
rendenrv Of The sad suit;
THEREFoRE, ii Is ordered by the Court that the
saId cansc e connuedro The next term thereof nd
tina, the Clerk lie directed to publish the substance of
ihe SAID declaration IN The Free Press newspaper
published at Burlington in sad County, IN rec week
sncce'slyey, the la, OF said publications to be TWEEN
" Gays before The next tern of said Court
f.. A. STANSBURY Dep. CLERK.
Burlington, March |, 1874 Al WA
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-15
AIpheus Persons Fstate.-.Petition to Sell
Land.
STA TT, or TEPnDNJ, } A,so;o,or L

Sf11 &c cb |H@MoNT rrsSss Sda9'
held al Burlington, within and for said district Of
Chnenen. ON the &c h day of February, A. d. 1874,
come Reuben Redwood administrator Of the tate,
OF Alphels Persons, late Of Jericho in SAID district
deceased and files his peiion in writing, setting
"f'h that Inc personal e,ate of the said nie>ta'e,
a nventored and appraised amoun's TO 1887 62
one hun lred dollars Of which has been assigned nv
rald court TO the widow Of laid nie>iaie that The
claims allowed against said estate Iv the comm,
s3ners amount to s54l,3l that the expenses of
ADMINISTERING sad elae are not lees than sixty dol
lars; that the said deea ed died seized of 59I acre.
oil land, situated IN Jercho being the farm on which
he llvei revously 10 and al time of his death thai
az me llme OF ms death, he held mortgage executed
TO MN ny Walter Parker, of about ten a res of land
and clothing works thereon, situated IN Mount Hullv
Vermont, TO secure The payment OF certain notes. and
that the sad administrator has since purcha, esI lh,
equity OF redemption in sad ten acres Of land for the
beheht OF sald eslnei that said lands are subject to
the WIDOWS right Of dover therein, and that IL viii
he necessary 10 sell part Of said lands for The paw
n'en' OF ihe debts against said estate and The expen-
Sc VI administrator; that pant of ellher of said
parcel OF land cannon he sold without injury to
those nicre ted IN he in er and thai il wonld
eienehrh 10 the heirs 10 SAID e,tale and all persons
lWeto''eu 'herelh I" have the whole of SAID lands
, ,,l| ule'l Y" inc WIDOWS night Of dover therein,
toge'her with The rever>on of dover IN lad lands
anu praying sald court 10 license said amlnisi rator
10 sell lhe whole Of laid lands slel 10 The WIDOWS
risht OF dover therein, together with the rcversion
Oh dover, agreea ly 10 the in ,ch case made
and proylde ;-WIIEREuPoN The court atore. and doth
appoint Tue ,hird "wednesday Of Marh, ls41, for
nea''s anu uec"ng on sad petiiion at the office Of
'n' s,'er OF sad court in laid Burlington and doth
o"ef na' all persons interested he not tied ihe eof by
phIhahon OF his order, containing the substance of
.au peilllon three weeks successively in he Burns
sioressd r re- Newspaper printed at Burlington
ious 10 sadtblrd Wednesday OF March, 1914
1874 tsoY '' @3. w = SSS y R's;"s ~"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-15
Luther Carpenters Estatc.-Pctition to sell
Land.

DiIric of chndndcn, $, A proba.e ECU C"nrt he'll
n Burlington within and for the dis r ct of Chuen-
den on the % day Of February, \. D., 1874 comes
John i. Frman, administrator OF the c>tae of Luther
Carpenter, late Huntington, in ad district, decea
el ncsate, and files in said court his petition, in
wiring, setting forth that the inventory Of the per>o-
nal e>la'e of The >ad nle>tate amounts to S26205 -
that the claims against SAID e. tate. allowed Iy the
commits nerS against sad cs'a'e amount to S2l 81
mat the expenses OF administering laid estate no.
les than >evenVtve dollars that a port ion OF ii.
peT> onal estate ore has leen consumed in III
support OF the family Of sad me>aie that the per.o-
nal e~lae Of the sad lne>nei> insufficient 10 pay the
debts allowed against laid es'ae and the expenses OF
administration. and that will be ne .e,sary TO .ell
par iihe real e>a OF the SAID ne>tate for the pay
ment of so mach OF the debts and expeneS Of admin.
>tralon n the sald personal e.aie j. insufficient To
pay; thar the ad inle>rate died ,eizeI Of farm in
,a'd Huntington, on which he re-, ded previously 10
and al the time of his death, which is subject 10
mortgage 10 secure the payment OF note tor hf V
dollars and interest gwen the Town OF Huntington
and l. a'o SUBJECT To the widows right of DOVER and
praying said court to license aid administrator 10 ,e
so much Of sald real estate may he ee~>ry to nav
the Ce' T. a9anst >al e,ae AMI The eNpcnse> of al
mini>ra' n, aareeably TO the statute in such case
made and provided.
WHEREupoS, the count aforesaid doth apooin, the
third Monday OF March, lsii, for hearing and deciding
on SAID peillion, AZ The Eagle Hall, in WilIi>run in
SAID DISTRICT, anddoh order Iha, all persons Interested
lie notified thereof publication Of his order con
tanning the substance OF said petition three week, sue
ce>svely IN the Burlington Free Press n ncyySpa per
printed IN >ai Is lrngton, the last OF which puh lea
tons TO lie previous 10 SAID third Monday of Marcn,
1914.
Given under my hand this % dav Of February,
1874. 39w3 WIN. WESTON, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-15
TEMPERANCE MEETING,

The Temperance Society hold their meeting
this evening, at the Court House. An address
may be expected from Rev Mr.. THURsToN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-15
AAam'r D'oh''n cn'rrEsDDs corSr' c0''T'

1'"""'' i''o"''" 0"' 'H'DD
James Ian gshor,. October Term, 1s43.
VN7HEREAS at the October Term Of this Court,
w A. d. ls43, Iihamer Bakely, OF Colchester' in
said County, filed his declaration IN the office OF the
Clerk of said Conf. against James Lang>horc of
Burlington, in said Comfy, in an action on Book, de
mondng in damages the sum oftwo hundred dollar.
and the laid Blakey The term aforesaid appeared in
sand Court hy Charles Russell his attorney; and il
not appearing said Court that the said Lang >hore
had had personal notice of the pendency Of said sii
THEREFORE,, 1t is ordered by the said Court that The
sad cause be continued 10 the next term thereof and
that the Clerk of said Court lie directed 10 publish the
substance OF The said declaration in newspaper call
ed the Free Press, shed at ..rlngion, IN said
County for three weeks successfully the las, Of said
publications 10 he twenty days before the next term
Of said Court.
F.. A. STANSBURY, Dep: Clerk
BURLINGTON. March II. 1874 al VIZ
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-15
PAPER MILL For SALE.

SITUATED ON THE LAMOlLLE RlvEk, IN
y MILTON, with Steam Drying Cylinders, two
Engines, Calender and all oo> and machinery neces.
sary tor manufacturing paper. The lulldugs are
,ecure from fre>hes, and have tll supply Of rive,
and spring water. Also, adjoining he mill are
wood house, barn, two dwelling hon.e> and about
100 acres OF land with good orchard
l. is the most northern mil in Vermont. and tina
best location for counry business Of anv mil in
New England, having home market ior all he pa
per man fractured.
The whole will he sold on a liberal credit, and slI
the payments may lie made IN paper al The init 20
that two industrious practical paper makers with
capital Of a few hundred dollars each can easily paw
Tor the whole property IN few years by their owa
labor.
CHArNCEY GOODRICH.
Burlington. 18Th .hruary 1874 37l
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-15

@ Tom Dibdin, the author and cec-
braled punster, had horse which he called
Graphy, and gave his reason for the chris
tening as follows: -
"When | made up my mind to buy a
horse, | said I'll bi-O-graphv-when
mounted him, | was top-O-grophy-when
want him to enter, say, e-o-graphy-and
when want him to stand still and he won't,
say, but you autobiography; and, there
fore, ! think 'Graphy' is very proper
name"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-15

FLOATING ALARM WHIsrLE.--Amcng Mr.
Hobs numerous inventions for the preservation
OF life and property at sea, $ floating alarm
whistle, of such power as to be heard at a dis.
lance OF many miles. The object of the lnven.
ton is TO give mariners timely notice Of shoals
or rocks in the night time or in fogry weather.
1t is somewhat similar to large barrel organ.
with downward projection in the centre moor.
ed with cheek chain to the bottom, to prevent
heavy sea from upseting it. The motion Of
the waves gives continual see-saw motion. and
there is an arrangement of valves, by which At
every depression the water could be carried
through the bottom from the centre of the sbaCt
driving out the air which had entered at lis nra
vious rising, IN a chimney. The whistle 10
composed of nine powerful tongues on the
accordian prlnclpIe,and there is an arrangement
by which nine more powerful tongues act. hui
only in very rough weather, thus increasing
the sound during the further raging Of the storm
A sounding beacon is also among his valuable
inventions for fixing on rocks, and which always.
turning iis mouth to tie wind, would in sma Ii
current, make a powerful noise.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-15
FARM FOR SALE.

psN TOR SALE, a farm in Underhill, cor,
x&Ta L tanning one hundred and ioriy-.ix
sasMA acres, a on one hundred acres Of which
.-Aphsn- is under cultivation, the remainder il
covered " good grow h Of hard wood. On the
premises are convenient dwelling lIoi,e arm, sheds,
&c. and an orchard Of thrifty hearing apn trees,
'n.iiclent fut making come hhy Or sky barrels Of
'nder. AI-o, iarh ccn'aining ole hundred acres,
lying al ont mile from The owe about sixty acre.
ol Whlh i under linpruvem and has a capa,
rioIS harm. the remairder j. well wooded, PRINCIPALLY
with each anil maple The above are >ua'el near
he centre ol the Town and the main road ,-aro
well waerel and well fenced considerd IL portion
of the fence eng substantial stone wall and toge h.
rr compose OF the bet DAIRY farms in the town.
The above premises will lie sod to close a concern
for much les. than thef real va ne AMI pos
given on the l., Of April next. For ,rhtr partcu.
lar, cnq lie Of A. FOOlE.
Burlington, Fch % 1sii 23f
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-15
j, BOWKER Jr. Il Co.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
FOREIGN g. DOMESTIC DRY GOODS

No. ~ Wafer, corner of Congress Street.
IL EEP Constantly on hand all descriptions o
N " ooLES, CoTTuN, SILK aud LINEN GooDs, Of
Foreign aud Domestic Manufacture, STUFF GooDs
TMLoRs' 1RiMMrNds, dc. &c, which they will sell
ON the most reasonable terms and which they invite
the attention of purchasers
Boston, March, 1914 4lw6
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-15
TO P.R>ONa ABOUT BUIL,ING.

THE subscr bers keep on hands their Lumbar
Yard on Pearl Street, Boards ..canrliny Plank.
Floor Boards aid Inch Boards .ady planed: Lar.
Lining and other materials fo' uiding
Persons in the adj ,cenl towns can be ,u,pI;ed NJ
the Mills in CnderhIl at suitable deduction from The
Burlington prices.
~ b. They offer to contract for the erection Of
Buildings on reasonable terms Apply to H. P.
Hlchok. HlCKOK 4 STEVENS
Burlington, JAN, 1874. al N
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-15

CHITrESDEN COUNTY Court
October Term, 1913.


Merrill Feiio1cS.
WHtREAS At the October Term Of this Cour',
W A; u. 1873 Daniel n. Dewey ofW II JAMESTOWN
in the County of Bert hire AM State Of Ma..achn-
set, filed ms defamation with the Clerk thereof,
az AMI DAM T. La han, ofAdam., IN the al, o-
~ OF Berk and Reui en- Nuns and Merrill Fell
lows, Trustees OF sald Lapham, in an action of Debt
on alrl@mcn rendereily the Court ofCommon Pleas
OF The SAD o my Of Berkshire on the lou r,h Mon
day OF October, 1910, for the of three hundred
and thirty dollars and >eveniv-fve cents dana yes
and twenlv-one dollars and ninetv-nine Gems cost.
and demanding in dana re, the sum of five hundred
dollars: and the said Dewey having appeared at
sah OcIo or term of this Court, by Aaron B. May
nard his attorney; and not appearing TO the Court
That he said Daniel F. Lapham had had personal no.
tee OF The pcndency of aid suit;
THEREFORE, II Is ordered bv the Court that the
sad cause lie continued to the mex, term thereof and
that the Clerk he directed 10 nul sh the substance of
said declaration IN The Free Press newspaper nub.
lshed al Burlington IN said County three weeks suc-
ceSslvey, the last of sad pub'ations TO be twenty
days before the next term of said Court
p. A. STANSBURY, Dep. Clerk.
"'r'lh"'"h harch IL, lo1i. Al w3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-15
Pierce Standish's Estatc.-Pctition to sell


Land.
STATE OF VERMONT, A T Probate Court
District Of Cht'en1en, - 4 held at Burlington,
within and for said district Of Chuen1cn, on the 22l
day of February, \. D., Sii, comes Russell Bronson,
administrator of the estate Of Pierce San1>h, late Of
Fl rn'ingron, in said district, decea, e nle>ae, AMI
fc> in >ai1 court his petition in wiring, forth
that the said decea ell del Sc zed OF ,hor one third
OF an acre of lanI, sua'e m said Huntington, on
which there is a small dwelling house, being the hou,e
and land occupied by the said ln'cia'e prcviUu lv 10
and the time OF his death that sal land i subject
to mortgage to one john, on to secure the payment
ofa note for twenty-five dollars and interest, and the
widows right Of dover therein that the claims al
lowed v'he coHimi> against said s'ateamount
TO S7S62l; that the amoini Of the inventory Of The
ersona estate i a2li79 fwhi' S9I "a, has been
assigned by sad court to the wi .ow Of the ,aid ne-
tae that the amount Of the accounts in favor Of id
estate collected, Sil7,52, aud he expenses ofadmn-
i>icrinG >ad estate less than sixty dollars and
that il i sell the whole Of the IN Of
said estate said land and building, including he re-
ION of dover therein, for the payment of the deus
against ade>iae and the expen,e s Of administration,
and praying said court 10 license ,ad administrator
10 sell the interest Of sand e,a'e in said house and and,
intending the rever,on Of dover, agEeeably 10 the
>;ain'c N >uch Gaze ma e and provided
WHEREUPoN, the court aioreai doth appoint the
thirl Wedne day Of March, 1874 for hearing AMI de-
Gliding on >ad petition at the Office of the Register OF
sad court in laid Burne on, and doth order that all
per onS interested le notified thereof hy Publication
of th> order containing the substance Of said petit
Pre-, newspaper printed in sail Burlington, The last
OF which pm cation> 10 e previou, to the day ap-
pointed a aiure aid tor hearing.
Given IN 'cr my hand on the day and year first
above mentioned.
80 w3 VIM. WESTON, Register.