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Mm. KIlnurn,s Estate--petition TO sell Land.

ITTE o. 2E oS yG&Mo 2 4 acc, c ct he
nj irllng,un wi Inn AMI for >ad district ofthr'cn-
den on the 'ond Welnc DAY OF March, \. ID. lsli
come, Ann k,ll urn eXerllrN 4 the last wa an les
lament OF William Khurn, late Of sal Il Burlington,
decel,e and file in >ail coir her petition n writ
ing, setting RIB hai the sand william diet sclzed
and po>,e>sel of he following desert ell tract par
Gel uflaud, situate in ,aiI Burlington, VIZ. abort one
elgh'h of an acre ot land ON the south side Of Main
Street with a dwell hOi,e thereon, bounded we>i
by Nathan b. Ha>wc'> land clne the ,aiHe Iani and
dwelling house occupied J. v the ,am liam. previ-
cl!>ly 10 and al l time of hi death; that sand land
Is mcumlerej wilH d mortgage execute ny lIf sad
William m hi lifetime, to Philo iloiule to 'e,arc
The pa ymenl OF i've nlrci dollar, and the ln'ere-t
thereon which remai..> unpaid; that The debts allow
ed v the commissioners AGAINST the e>tae Of the
SAID " illIlm are S62 exclusive OF sai mortgage
that the expense. of administering AID estate are not
les than rahrV dollars that the inventory ct the
nrrsonal estate consisting Of household furniture,
omopn,> ~ Sl2I2i lhalhe personal e,laIc j. INSULT
cien for the pavmen of ihedat> dae from and estate
AMI the ,ynrrI.rs Of administration and that VIII be
10 ,rl real e>iae for that purpose; thai SAID
rea &c ta'c situated that pat al cannol sold
Wi hunl injury 10 those interested IN lHe REMAINDER
andpraving sail court 10 grant her orne to sell the
whole Of sai real estate agreeahy to lLe statute IN
such ca,e made aud provided
Where mon the court aore aid, doth appoint the
.ecoad Welre>dIy If Ap.l', 1874, for hearing aud e.
deciding ON sad pee lun, AZ the uile ct the REGISTER
of sud court in sand rln. ION, N tea O'Clock ~ the
forenoon ami doth order that all persons interested
lenutia hereof ly publication Of this order con
tanning ihe sul same Of said petition, three weeks
>ucce,, lively in The Hulug ON Free hrt' $ newSpa-
per prulelin laid rngIon, the Ia,l # winch pub
lcauonsi 10 lie previous to san second NeMesJay oil
April, lS4i
Given under my hand AT sai Burlington this 18th
dav ofMarch, 1874.
I2w3 Nm. WESTON, hes'Ner'
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SalIey Miners Estate.

WYE the sI6>cr ers, having hcen appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
tric of Chuentlen, commissioners to receive exam
inc and adjust the claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of SALLY MINER, lae o. Jer-
SEVILLE, in The County OF Jersey and State # Hi
noS. deceased, Represented nsolvcn, and also all
claims and demands cxh bed in olse thereto; and
six months from the day of the date hereof Icing
allowed hy sad Court for that prrpo,e, we do there
fore hereby give notice. that will attend TO The
hulne>s of our appointment, AT the Store Of BEN
JAMIN FAlRCHILD, IN Milton, in said district, on
The fifteenth days of May and August next, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, on each Of said days.
Dated, thu 18Th day Of February, A. D., 1914.
ELtAZNR AUSTIN, ICommis-
43w3 BENJAMIN FAlRCiiTD, { ,ioner,.
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NEIE BOOK!

A x Inquiry into The Ministerial Commission, by
\ the Rev. Lloyd Windsor, rector OF Grace
Church. Luckpcri, ~ N.-Con,9lnng a Chapter ON
APOSTOLIC SucoEs,IoS, and aGohcr On 'Ioo FsAN
EproopAoy-ihe most approved work on Thee ~ :
iecls vel PUBLISHED ~ Ehon, Enlarged and revlSsd'
Ju,t .t,-vsd end for safe at ,,o,-
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NOTICE.

A IL persons haying any demands against III,
~ Burlington Al II Company, are requested 10 pre-
sent them III payment a. The operations Of The Com
pany viii lie brought 10 an immediate close by tn,
sale OF their property.
SIDNEY BARLOW, Agent. for q. W. Ca.
Orre ct the Burlington NJ Co
March, %, 1874
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NOTICE..

This cerfes that have given my son, NATHAN
l. MINER, his time to act and trade for himself,
ana shall claim none of his wages nor pay any
debts oil his contracting after this date
ANDREW MINER, ir.
Brattlcboro', Vt, March 20 1914 4iw3.
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wool! WOOl!!

TVNIlE subscriber you'd respectfully inform the peo-
L pie that he is prepared 10 make wool into cloth
for all that wish to favor him wlh their custom viz /:
Plain Cloths, Casslmere,a and Flannel for the following
pricesI
Plain Cloth, light mix colors, % cents; Cashmere.
30 cents Plain Cloth, dark mix full color,, so
cents; Cashmere 81 cents, and Flannel delivered
white, 10 cens per yard for cash. or half of the cloth
when finished
ALSO, Carding wool 10 rolls and dressing cloh.
THEODORE ID. LYMAN
North Ferrisburgh, March 18th, 1911 Al mt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-04-05

were said soon after by writer in the democratic
Unon," whether "as tocH as others" Judge we by
the lines that follow,
THE PURITAN'S MISTAKE.
On beablNew Englands coast the MayAower furs
her sail,
And the shrieks of wild December are the sounds that
bid her hail
But who are they upon her deck see before me sandl
Their looks are fierce their words are bold, they are
dauntleSs band,
"O we are weary pilgrims, to this wilderness we bring
"a church lcitiout Bishop--a state ,riatom King
A church without bishop! O,blackcr owcred the
And the sea indignant roared, and lashod his waves
on high.
boasts,
For thew only angered thus, the mighty God Ct Hosts
In ignorance they did it, and they found they could
not bring
A church ,eiLiout bistop--a state ,oithom king.
Long heavy years from Charles to Georges reign
they groaned,
Aud thus heir sin against Gods church. most bitterly
aloncd.
Fierce prosecutions heart they brought the faggo,
and the sword,
For Roger Williams exile, for the Quakers back the
| cord,
And srifes among themselves they brought, but in
/ vain they strove to bring
Church ,rittout bishop-a State 1cithom king.
A, last one rose, he was III, glorious Church son,
His name is written on our hearts, that name is
WAsHINGToN,
In Mother Church's liturgy his Maker he adored
And for the church and liberty he drew the Patriot
sword,
he taught mankind this precious truth, "here Heaven
designed TO bring
Church adorned ritt bshops-a State ,rihout king
On Congress foor where knet our Chef with brow
of aux ious care,
Twas our good bishop WHITE who said the holy
prayer
Those erven; prayers blessed this is reason
] why we love
Our Liberty and Church all other things above
And this ath this is the nobest boon that HEAVIER
could ring,
A Church adorned wh bis1ops;a state rcihou king
Harrsburgh, Feb. s. 1874. TIA.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

NOTICE to all creditors and other persons in nter-
l ' est, tina, by order of the District Court OF the
United States for the District of Vermont. dividend
ont o. the assets of LEONARD NJ. DIXON, of IN
dorhill, Bankrnnt will be made and declared by the
Court on the ninth day % April next at ten o'clock
forenoon al the Office of Samuel Prentss, District
Judge in Montpelier, in said District among me cfeG
,ors who shall have proved and filed proofs of their
debts before said dav, unless sufficient cause be then
and there shewn 10 the contrary.
Dated the llth DIV Of March. 1914.
III EDWARD II. PRENTISS, CLERK.
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THE NOVELTIES WHICH DISTURB
OUR PEACE.

| ETTFRS aAdrc, sed 10 the Bishops, Clergy and
- Lalty the Protestant Episcopal Church Of the
IN! Ell SAFES hy JOHN HENRY HOPKINS, ID. D. :.
bishop Of the Dioce,e OF Vermont Second clifton
Prlce % cents. ii V. HARRINGTON.
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AsaL. Lyons Standardization to sell Land.

li'GHr.R lOJNtN fro,,.
PHlLO DOOGI1TLE, 'o'"i
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-04-05
FOR SALE At AUCTION.

TsNH farm lately owned anil &C uPIed Iy f. enezrr
Alien, decea-el, situated IN Colchester, two mile,
north ofrhc Meeting House containing aboni Is acres
of rood Land; a ont one half under improvement,
with a good dwelling horse AMI barn nearly new, Il
cool well ofwaer n good Orchard AMI wood lot In
pursuance Of an order from the Hon. Pro ae CoIr' /
pro,ose to ,t to the highest Ter the al ovedc,crb
ell farm, on the prmse,, the 80 day Of March ms.
Also some farming too-, some household furniture,
about Is ions Of hay, together with other l.
clc,. CHARLES COLLINS, 3dUS.
Colchester March II, 1914, ilw3
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~ @APoSrSs,,s, - -
SSS'ySS>;l.ss *
GLORIOUS NEWS FROM CON-
NECTJCUT!!

Since our paper went to press, we have
received returns of the election in this State
from all but seven towns, and the result of
the whole matter is, that there is no cleo
ton of Conference.-The Wing candidate. the
Hon. ROGER S. BALDWIN, wanting about
400 votes of an election. Out twenty one
Senators, the Wings have elected SIXTEEN
In the House of Representatives, we have a
majority of from fifteen to twenty. The
Legislature will of course, secure us the
Governor, and all the other State officers.
Our Wing brethren Of Connecticut de-
serve all credit, and the highest praise, for
the unparalleled exertons they have made.
They have used unwearied efforts, and eve
~ honorable means, to secure the triumph
of Wing principles, and TO relieve the State
from the dominion Of Loco Focosm. Their
labors have been crowned with success
Connecticut will now take her rank among
the Patriot States, and assume her due in
lluence in maintaining the great interests of
the Nation.
The vote is large, and the aggregate re-
suit as follows: Wing, 81 ,S16-Locofoco,
25, 005-Third Party and scattering, |, $50.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-04-05

TIE MuRDEREEs OF Mr.. SPRAGuE-The
Grand Jury at Providence, having found
true bills against the Gordons for the murder
OF Amasa Spraguc, the prisoners were brougt
into court on Wednesday morning, and at the
date of our last intelligence, were Fastening
with earnest attention to the reading of the
indicmcnt.-Jour. Com.
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sNSsTss NEE.
=. IMSV.A,I.
LOVELY &, SEYMOUR,

JTANE removed 10 The New Brick Bul.dng, 3
/ d1os north of their former stand, where lhay
offer for sale large assortment Of DRY GOODS.
and DRY GROcERIES DC.
Jaa. - l5ii, Church Stree.
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TO LISTERS.

BLANKS for taking lists, in quircs or bound, fol
ID sale hv G. GOODRICH.
March %, IA. Al
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Henry Eield's Estate.

WE the subscribers, having leen appoin ed blythe
w Honorable the Probate Court for the District
Of Chi,enden, Commissioners to receive, examine
and adjust the claims and demands OF al persons
against the ,tatr OF HENRY FIELD late Of Jerchoa
in said District, decea ed, represented ln,olvent, and
also all claims or deman1s exhibited IN i>ei thereto
and tx months fsom the day Of The date hereof Icing
allowed by said Court for that purpo we do therefore
hereby give notice. that w Will attend TO ne lusnes.
of orr appointment, al the dwelling OF Laura Field,
in Jericho in said District, on the LIT Mondays OF
April AMI August next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, on each
of SAID days,
Daed this 9th day Of February, A. D., 1911
NATHANIEL BLACKMAN, ,,..,,,i,. ;.,ora
| LEMUEl. BbACKMAN, '"'''''
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-04-05

Darid French,


Peter Oren ucto or Term, 1913
andhis Trustee
Patrick Nash.
WHEREAS, al the October Term of this Court,
w A. u. IS43, David French, CIV >ton IN laid
County, filed his declaration with the Clerk thereof
against Peter Owen now resident OF ST. Johns, in
the Province Of Canada, late Of linc>hnrgh in said
County, and Patrick Nash, Of Vergennes, in the
Count, Of Addison, Trustee Of SAID Owen, declaring
on a note dated June 0 h, 1912, payable 10 >ad
French or order, in year from date, for tive hun
dred dollars and the said French having appeared
in his proper person, and II DOT appearing to said
Court that the laid Owen had had personal notice OF
the tendency Of said l;
Therefore, it is ordered by the Court that the said
lie continued TO the next term thereof, and that
,ae Clerk be directed publish the substance OF sad
declaration in the Free Press newspaper printed at
Burlington, in said County, three weeks >urce sively,
the last Of said publications TO he twenty day. before
the next term OF sad Court
F. A. STANSBURY, Dep; Clerk.
Burlington March 23l, 1914 43 w3
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Oliver IIOWari's state.

STATE OF NERMONT,l THE noa The Pro.
District Of Chi,enlen, s.. l tae Court fir the
District Of Chenden To al persons concerned in
the estate ofOlIVfR HOWARD, late Of NJ lion, in
said District, deceased, GREETING
WHEREAS, Tahilha Howard, cxecurix OF The last
will and testament Of sad derea ed propo cs to rem
der of her Administrations aud present. her
account against said e.rae tor examination and al
owance at session Of the Court Of Prot a;e, To e
hol en- At the Register oil e, in Burlmalou in >aid
district, on the second Wednesday Of Aprl next.
THEREFORE,, lou are hereby notlic | 10 appear le-
fore sad court AT the time and place afore all, and
shew cau.e, ifany You have why the account afore-
sad should not ! e allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this h day
Of March, A. d. 1914.
AZ w3 VIM WESTON, Register.
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NOTICE..

LII persons iudeh'cl to the firm Of JOS Pil
IA HATCH, Il Co, are hereby nouneI to ell and
settle the same jn!mel lately AMI lave COT.
JOSEPH HATCH.
Burlington March, 8 1914 4lw3'
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WAINWRIGHT Edition ot the ,juoS Of Com
w mon illustrated one Of The most
beautiful specimens of printing ana bInd!n! ever produ'
ced in this country, for sale by .
Al V. HARRINGTON
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THE DEMocRATIc REVIEW for March for sale ~
J. ooh March. [l2l V. HARRINGTON.
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HENRY HALE.
ATTORNEY 8. COUNSELI.UR AT LAW
ORtVELL, FLhMONT
PIANO FORTE.

rCHE subscriber has on hand an excellent new
j PIANO FORTE, one of .WtnSon's best, winch
he wishes 10 dispose Of al 4 low rice for ca IA
hand or on short crelit. VS.. 4. CtHISWOLD.
March / lsii 40 va
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OoM NluNICATIoN.

Ma. Stacy Tho lines published in your paper
some weeks ago then seemed to me to afford proof
of the common saying, some things may done as
well as Others" 1t struck tina, 'some things might
be said ms well as others" find that "some things"
were said soon after by a writer in the Democratic
Union" whether as tocH Us Others" Judge ye by
the lines that follow,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-15
-OOOOOOOOOOOOo-.
9 u nte Steiue.

. Die befiere 9Ba bl. - Gin Quifer. tpe(her
IN parls ipobnte puroe bon pier 9Irbeitern bsi1dt mn
tbm tbre 9Indtpilnd)e oarsubrnaen, luo lbu fur ID
9etpbhnlldee 0teujabrs9eidenf su erud,en.
..ut meme Srsunoe, lagte Der 0udfer, bier iIno eu
re Oaben pablt eub fnnfSebn 0ranfcl, reer cte 81
bel.'' =. - -
fal1n ritt Ieien faate Der @rltr> 70 usbu,e ie
oenu bic fIin5ebn Srantsn..' -"
..S tann nht lelen! 1ste Der 3peite, abcr it babe
or'H9enoe Seourfnlie." ST uabm ric ftufrbu Nrau
fen. Ser Dr'tte 'pablte oailsbe. Gr fam iest ,um
8tcrtcn, etnenl Sunglng bon orei,ebu uDcr nlereeh
Sabren. Ter 2udder lab hu nit eucm oi,tioe, Sid
an. ...-....- .--..a- s~~... =. .-r.
...9Stlt III audi bleie brei gtde nebulc, Die bu Dir
eldt ourd oene Srbeit uno NleB veroieue fauulf g.
ssSa Sle 1a9eE, pap oas BUD gut lit, Io Mil id1 ee
neDn.er uno es nener Mutter tcrlelen,'' ermeoertc
Der &nabe. @r nahm Gle Bibel 6ffnete ite unb fauo
Sp.lDen oen s'laftern en Goloflld pon oerg gra.t-
Gte 9lnoern bln9en lire Ddlpter, uno Der 0udfer
a9te thne oaB es bn Ieto tbdte, oaB e feine before
9sabI 9etroffen hatten. -. :"
W bon srfanfas an ben g. q. @pirit pf the eimps
Se " ef9ogltep tpse pie @ln9ebornen bon 81. mand,s
NAL reoer. Der fc9enoe Diace ent(pann fIc, an ber
Ibeiunss- Sriide Der Geufe[s unb gonp Iorfs. Ser
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ltd betoe tremo. Sdgte Der atte @enie
0utea MOrsen 9err, feYb c5br tpobl :?
-, 9Senn Ste esnen Nann tpDbl beigen, Der ,,pausia
Ieeilen 9elaufen it, 70 btltio5 es '''""o'S
0abt Sbr etnen Bar 9efeben2
gSenn Shr Elm 9roBes 1tbmar,es dino 60 orce ala
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0Se0, penn Elm Neanu 1T 6emosdrme[u, Der nit
e'nem leben3ebn 3ot lan9en Mefer in ben Nppen uno
tn Ne'l1 herumtdbrt abSebt, 70 that id, es.
gSar er fett? - -
Setst Sbr fett penn mam aeht5ebu 3OH in bic 9lp
pen 1hnetoet? s-.... .,
Qabt Sbr Jpn einsepadt
-9Senn Sbr bier pcnnp eaounSen eepodt beiBt f.
padte tdJ eniSes.
Seld)te eaoun9eu redluc ib.
=, SSeHn ocrtunoert pfuno fir cn ponnD cne leihte
Eaoun9 1T, 70 Dareu lle leidt ! ::
eabt Sbr raYcn 9e9eiIeu?
SeIBt Sbr cine Grart Yarcn Sehl triuten @feu
S4r must SIeileh babeu?
Senn Sbr 3pei tuufeno 9fnrb flares 8[eiib cbne
Sned)en. i'm 9tauhbauS auf9sEdn9t SIeild) bciBt, r
5abcn mir etut9eS?
Ste nniIen feIt lctu btD @ud?
HeIBt Sbr eineu gutlld)t fctt?
9Ier ltlsB Der ote Sene etnen UpQfommeueu Sd1rsi
ans u"o ert1rte> oaB CT ben rebten Wann Sefunceu,
oen er 9eladbt babe.
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n'eiter oes sen Difrittts aufIunebmen, pcourdb Ss
uerpathten otele eSbrer Nreunoe.
Serr 81 oa aftenr! Jtebmen Sie sltisft nerrrr
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auf. .......
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oeS 4ten Otrlfts III Sbrem pertben 8latt.
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Serr Druder! Sie tperoen bbfihit sebeten, S>u.
Bron; . nrer fur Trleoenertdter i'm GaterlauDo'
frenno 9efaat9lt auf5unebmen.
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PROSPECTUS
OF
Ned BuNtDime'S MagaZine.

On the first day Of May, 1914, the subscriber will
issue the first Number of periodical work. to be EMIT
led ,,NED BUNTLlNE's MACHINE ''edited by
EDWARD BUNrLINE Esq, late of the the u. S. Navy.
1t will contain two octave sheets, thirty-two pages
and he published the first Of every month"; new typo
having been procuredfor the purpose, and
made for superior and finished mechanical work it will
be issued in style superioe to any thing heretofore
published in the western country.
Its contents will be composed eff Bopraphettes of
distinguished characters Historial Tales and Sketches
Yarns of the Sea, Moral and Scientific Essays, Army
and Navy News, Poetry, Cri,iques, &C., &C., mes,ly
original The original matter will be ,oren entirely
By soestern rters of acknowledged ,oorth who are ar
ready engaged contribute the columns of this Maya
zine The subscriber is determined to merit patronage
and asks favor, that which western editors and pub
ishers should demand right preference for yves
tern talent and erature the flood of Eastern pub
cations that are permitted overrun the West to tho
ruinous detrlment OF its rising talent and genius.
1t will be sonducted become fyorite parour
companion. Price $500 per annum, payable lnvariab-
y on the rscept Of the first number. Any person for
warding $40 bank note, current in this city, free ef
postage, will receive copies. Post maser rs authorised
Agents. Editors Of Western papers inserting this PROS
pectus six times viii be entitled to the Magazine for
E. z. C. JUDSON,
Publisher and Proprietor, Pittsburg, Pa.
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.OOOOOOOOOOO-

Sra n t.-@orceten Wruta9 brauute r gterp- Sr:
leans D. SonmwoQen- Saarens l.aus nit elmer 0uou
tat BON $500 9'alen 8aum,prQe nieber Der @obare,
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