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EVGLISU GR1ENiR.

TeIEACHERS are invHcl to call al Harrin"ion'-
T. and examine SWEETS Grammar OF the In
eli~h Language.
In is sni:ccni 10 say that i, constructed On the
basis OF Murrayand has already cen nlroi nee into
su'h schools A. " Kimlall Union Academy aud The
"Nocwjch l'n,ver>iIv" certificate, from tie Primer
pals Of whrhmay be seen ly lha,ewho are interest
cl. The tir,, eIion having been entrusted whin
one year from the time offs ir~' publication, the Au-
thor ha> spent nirch time rrySn. and charging II,
and the Publisher oilers The edition, with The con
ldence that whenever it Is examined II will he aP-
proved. II contains more mater than any other
Grammar in use,
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Joshua Whitcomb's Estate,

Joshua Whitcomb's Fstate.
STATE OF VERMONT,l ME Hon. the Pro-
District OF Chltlenlen, -. L bate Court FIR the
l)>irc, Of Chnenden To all per,ons concerned IN
the e>a'e ofJOstiuA WIilrCOMB, late Of Richmond
in lad District, decea.el GREETING
WHEREAS, Levi Whicomh, one of the almn,i ira
tors OF The estate OF sad ed proposes to render
an account OF his administration aud pre,ent his ac-
count against SAID estate Tor examination and allow
ance al session Of the Court Of Prof ae lie hol EN-
At the Register. Office, in Burlington, on the second
Wednesday Of May next.
1HEREfoRE, fon are hereby notified TO appear le-
lore sad court al the time and place afore aid, and
shew cause, any you have, why the account afore-
said should not c allowed
Of April, A. D., 1914.
46 w3 VIM. WESTON, Register
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ILLUSTRATED SHAKEspEAR.-The 4th No.
of this magnificent work is on our table.
Hamlet is completed IN this No. and the
notes by the editor commenced, Which will
be concluded in No. 5. A more beautiful
and complete edition of Shakespear has new
er been published in this country. 1t is fol
sale at Harring,ons.
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Moses Catlir's Estate.

STATE or FERNONT THE Probate
District of Chittenden, SIS L Court for the
District of Chi,renden To the creditors, and others
concerned in the estate Of MOSES CATLlN late Of
Burlington in said district, deceased tcsiae.
WHEREAS Guy CatIln, Executor Of the last Will and
ties lament ofthe sail deceased hath made application
said court to extend the time limited for the pay
ment Of the debts and legacles Of the sad decca ed
and settling said estate, year from the lOih day
of October, 1913 and also proposes TO render an ac
count of his administration; Whereupon the court
aforesaid doth appoint the second Wednesday Of May
for hearing and deciding on said application and ex-
aiming sad account the office of the Register of
said court in said Burlington and doth order that all
per ntesested in said estate be notified thereof by
Publication OF tins order three weeks successfully IN
the Burlington Free Press. newspaper printed IN
said Burlington the last of which publications 10 be
previous 10 SAID second Wednesday IN May lSl4
that they may then and there show cause why SAID
time should not be SO extended and why SAID ac-
count should not be allowed.
Given under my hand AT said Burlington, this 18th
dav April, lSIi.
I6 WIN. WESTON, Register.
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Sallcy Miners Estate.

WE the >ub>crll err, having been appointed by
w the Ionorai lie the Probate Coarl for the u
iric' OF Chtcnfcn, commi>> oncr> to receive, exam
Inc and Inst the claims and demands of all persons
AGAINST the estate of SALLY MINER. late o Jcr-
>eyvIe, IN The County OF Jersey, and STATE # HI
claims and demands txh b'ed in Olsen iherca; and
slX months from The day of the daIe hereof eng
al owel ly laid Court tor that purpose, 80 there
tore hereby give notice. that we viii attend 10 the
ll' ines Of orr appojnimcnf, atihe Sore uf BEN
JAMIN FAlRCHlLD, IN Milton, in said tli-,rlct, on
the. fifteenth days Of May and August next, at 10
o'clock, A. W., ON each cfsad days.
Dated, this Is dav of Fc r'ary, A. D., 1911.
LLtALAR AUSTIN, Commits
43w3 BENJAMIN FAIRClilID ! ,ioncr,.
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TV ~ v ~ % y IT = T
LUTHER LOOMS, }ro
pHlLo DOOiIli'LE, Com
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MUNIFrcENT DoNATIuN.-Wm. Lawrence,
ESQ, of Boston, has given to The Academy at
Gruton, the place Of his birth and education, the
sum OF $4,000, and directs that it he in inves
ted in such a manner as the trustees of the
Academy think eNpedent; the net income TO
be applied for the maintenance of education in
that institution.
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Daniel Richa rtison's Rehabilitation TO sell

Land.
STATE OF VERMONT, A r lesson e., 1., OF , ,gJ
al Burlington within and Cor said district al Chii'en'
dem on the first day Of April A. y. 1911, comes Isaac
Chase, of Wc>tord, in said district, administrator
dc bonis non Of The estate Of Daniel Richardson, laiG
Of laid Wetlord deceased, m'e>tale and files IN "a ~
court his petition, in writing, ting forth that Inc
claims allowed against sad estate, iy the conilni,-
siuners, amount TO 81 III 50, ol which sum S9Gu5
have cen paid by Sally Richardson, former admin =
strairX Of said estate; that the personal estate "l
said ne>a'c was apprai. Ell and nven toriclat S475-
81 that Of said personal estate $4,000 has cen as
signed to the widow OF The laid deceac, ana the re-
malnter thereof has cen sold lv the said Sally, ~ at
mrnisirarix Of said estate ndcr an order OF 'ad
Probate Coiri, aud the proceeds Of sh ale have been
expen"e by her IN part, payment OF the debts AGAINST
said estate and the expcnc OF administering sad e.
ac a hat the said nc>ale died Sc eel OF one hundred
acres Of land in ad Wcsford with hou'c and other
bindings thereon, eng the farm ON which he llVrd
AT The time ol his death, and Of two stalls in the meet
ing hoy e shed in Yves ford; that the widow has been
endowed Of one third part uf>ai land aud bu dIng>
and that il will enere,sa 10 ,ell all the interest OF
said estate in said land and ulngs and shed, incr'-
ing the rcvcr>on of dover therein for the payment oil
the ,eNs de from said estate and the expen,ts OF adj
MINIS lraiion, and praying laid court to grant HIM, Inc
sal saac, a administrator as aforesaid, license 10 >c
sad land, including The rcverson OF dover, and said
stalls for the purpose aforesaid agreeaby TO the stat
ue IN such case made and provided
Nhcrrupon, the court aforesaid doth appoint the
fourth "wednesday in April, 1874, for hearing and de
Gliding ON laid petition, al the Office Of the Register d
SAID court IN SAID Burlington al Ten O'Clock in the lore
noon, and doth order that all per, nteres cd mo-
tted thereof Iy publication Of his order, containing
the substance OF said neliion three weeks succc>, i've
ly in The Burlington Free Press, newspaper printed
IN sand Burlington, the last Of winch pubicalon~ tt
lie previous to >ail forth Wednesday in April lSii.
Given under my hand at said Burlington thus frs
day oiApril 1874.
4iw3 WIN. WESTON, Register
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Burlington, w., IS April, 1874.

nNE Of our most noble winters within recoec-
~ ton has inst passed OF and now in the
mids, OF lovely invigorating spring, the like OF
which to is ,rohen Of by many a> being the finest
ever known. There is only here and there mlr-
murer who will not receive aud accept lis exhilia-
ting influence a sing for fear Of having to pay
back again, for such there Isl but the remedy, viz.
gratitude, charity and morality.
Now a. to Trade our business through The Winter
ha lcen good The Spring sales are opening far
and the small stock Of Goods for the present
seas on are selling oil at cheap ,at factory price, al
d6 HOWARDS,
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

NOTICE. to all creditors and other persons n:nter-
est, thai by order of the District Court Of the
United States for the District of Vermont dividend
out of the asse,s Of LEONARD VI. DIXON, of I'm
Gcrh a Bankrupt will be made aud declared by the
Cour, ON the ninth day of April next, at ten o'clock
forenoon, Al the Office of Samuel Prenilss, District
judge. in MONTPELIER in said District among the cred
TORS who shall have proved and filed proofs Of then
debts before said dav unless sufficient cause be Their
and there shewn 10 the contrary.
Dated the ll'h daY of March, ISL.
G4lI EDWARD II. PRENTISS, Clerk.
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PETITION 10 srLL LAND.


Of RoIjn wheeler and others.
1i-irci Of chi'rcnicn, s.. "A hoil at Bartro6,
within and for the district OF Clitlculcn On the 20 u
cay orFcl rlary, 4. ID. H. ines Horace Vince cr
If sand Burlington, who j. guardian oil Rolin Nhcel-
cr, Martha Wheeler, Laura Wheeler, John Joshua
Wheeler, Corncia Wheeler. and Caroline WHcc'er
all of said Burlington. minor children Of the said
Horace Wheeler and files in sand court h> peil'lon,
in writing, setting forth that each Of said wards are
seized m their own right in fec, tenants IN COM
mpn of one undivided forty filth part Of all the land,
and bindings, thereon situated in Shcburn, in sad
district winch were devised by Joshua ham, lac Of
SAID Shehurn, deceased, te>aic, TOT Martha ham,
late Of sad Shrlhurn, deceased Will she remained
his Widow Icing all the land lying south Of the oa't
and west road passing the late dwelling house Of the
SAID Joshua I.ham, deceased, and east Of The roa'
leading southcrv from the school house to Nathan
tales and hounlcd sutherly by lands owned ly ia
bez Kinney and ca,icrly by the river La Pho and mill
pond at hi-h water marl that it would be- rondu-
GIVE to the lest interest OF said wards to have the
whole of their interest in sail land sold and have The
proceeds of sICh sale put AT interest, or invested IN
other real estate, and praying aid court to Ircn {
the said guardian to >el the whole Of laid wari' in
terei IN SAID land r The pnrpo,c afore aid a@rcca-
hv 10 the statute in sue case made and provided.
WurpEuPoS, the court atora. aid doth appoint The
fourth Welnc,dtv Of April, 1914, Tor hearing aud de-
Gliding on said petition, at the Office Of he Register o.
said court, in SAID rlingtun at ten O'clock IN iht
forenoon and doth order that al persons in'errte be
Motif, thereof hv publication of this order, contain
ing the >uhsianrtsut SAID petition, three wcels Sue
ce,>lvely in the Burlington Free Press. NEWSPAPER
printed in said lurling'on the last Of which pnlira-
lions to previous to said fourth Wednesday OF April
1914.
Given under my hand, at sad Burlington, this 25;t
day Of February, A. d. Isl
Al US WM. WESTON, Register.
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lFCharlcs G. Ferris, late Member of
Congress from New York city, has been mo-
minated Collector Of that port in place of
Mr., Curtis.
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NETF. RDOKI

A Inquiry into The Ministerial Commss sion, by
"A the Rev. Lloyd Windsor, rector OF Craze
Church, i.uci p7r, \. Y.-Conialnln- a Chapter TN
APOSTOLIC Succession, and another on itCEsAN
ErrscopAcr-ihe mo>l approved work on The c III
jec;s yet pm llshed, ~ Edition, Enlarged and revised
Jl't received sul tor sale at
d HARRlNGTON's.
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BRIGHTON MARKET..-Monday April 3.

AT Market, $50 Beef Cattle Is pairs Working Ok
en-, $50 Sheep, and 2300 Swine. 100 Beef Cattle
unsod.
PRIcEs.-Beef CaHle-Last weeks prices were
not sustained add we reduce our quotations. Extrs
at S. 25; First quality, 81 Is q s5 second quality
81 25 a 81 rs; third quality 50 "a a 81 %
Working Oren-Sales at s65, g. IS, So 81, 80
and S92
.Sheep-From 80 so TO s375
S,eine-Lo,s to peddle sc for Sows, and &c for bar
rows. Lots of large size Al and SIC; old Hogs 4
At, and SC. Al retail from to to 7c.
N. b. An error occurred in our report last week
the number of Beef Cattle should have been Ion
larger.
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ADVANCE.

4 WA IN rT'VsV
" did Magazin. ever issued. .
The May number is embeYished with splendid
Steel Engraving of the Battle Field of Brandywlne
from a painting BY Doughty, engraved by James
Smile. The hes, engraving ever issued in Maya
Znc.
The Favored CapliveS, magnificent steel enera-
wing, nv Rawdon, Wright ~ Hatch.
Summer Fashions, elegant STYLE, from fresh de
signs from Pars, containing all The varieties.
Twenty four Original Papers from some of the hes
writers in the country. Srngle Numbers 25 cents.
No. 1. Pcck's Building. [i6] BY A. EDWARDS
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Sewell Spaulding's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, )FE\HE Honorable the
District Of Chrenden, L Pr, bare Court with
IN and for the D>lri,, Of Chlienlen To the credl-
tors and Others concerned IN the c>'aie Of SEWELL
cea.ei,
WHEREAS, Rapha Woodwork, administrator of the
estate Of SAID deceased, has made Application to this
Court TO extend the time limited tor lng pay men
Of the de- l. and setting the of said dc ed,
twelve month from The 18th dav Of April, 1914, and
the ,erond Wednesday Of May mex, icinr assigned
for hearing in the prpmes, at the Office Of the Regis
Ter of ihi> Court and 1t having lcen ordered that no
tie therec given, by publishing this decree three
wec,s successfully in the Burlington Free Press, a
new paper printed at Burlington lcore The time Tx
ed Tor hearing.
Therefore YOU are hereby notified, to appear lie.
fore aid Court, the time and place aforesaid then
and there 10 make objection if any yol have, 10 the
said time of payment Icing further EXTENDED a. aiore-
sai
Given under my hand at BURLINGTON, this 18th day
OF April A. ID. 164l. WM. WESTON, Register.
STATE OF VERMONT, THE Hon. the Pro-
District OF Chitcndcu, -. J. Late Cont Tor the
District If Chn,cnlcn To all per, un> concerned in
the estate of SEWE'L. SPAl Ii ING, lac Of | nder-
hill, in said district, deceased, GREETING.
WHEREAS Rapha Woodwork, admin, traitor OF the
tate of aid dccca cd, propose to rem Ter an account
this admit ,ira'ion and present hi mt against
sai estate for examination and allowance al se>,Iur
Of the Court OF Probate 10 e holden a the Kegl ter
Off e IN Burlington, on the second Wednesday OF May
neX
THEREFORE,, Yuu are hereby notilel 10 appear O.
fore SAID court at The time and place aforesaid, ant
>hew Cause If any 70 have, why the account atore
sa 1t >hould not e allowed.
Gyen unter my hand al Burlington this 18Th day
Of April, A. y. 1914.
As w3 WM WESTON Register.
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L L f e S :.

Those who design TO transplant trees this
spring, must not delay too long. Vegetation
is far in advance of former years, and trees
will now correspond TO the middle of May
last year.
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Eliphalet Greeley, Esq. (Whig) has been
reelected Mayor Of Portland, Maine, by
243 majority.
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IIcnry Eiclh's Estate.

WE the su' SER Der, having leen appnnc iby tho
w iIunoral Re the Probate Count for the District
Of ChiienGen, Commissioners to receive, examine
and adjust the claims and demands Of all persons
against thce>taiporHENRY FIELD late Of Jericho,
in said District drrra ed, repres cnlel IN, ovent, and
also all CLAIMS or demands cXhc in of, 81 thereto
and tx mun,h. from the day oflhe date hereof cling
alloweiy sail Cont for HAT purpose, we 10 therefore
of Our arpuiutmen', at the dwelling Of Laura Field,
in Jericho, in said District, on the 1t Mondays OF
April and August nex, al 10 o'clock, a. NJ, on each
Of said day.,
Da'cj, ihi, 9th day Of Fc ruary, A. D., 1871.
NATHANIEL BLACKMAN, lro,,,,,,;. ;,,o,s
IENII ~. BLACk MN. NVInII'IsI" Ne'''
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WOOL! WOOL!!

vEN1E subscriber would respectfully inform the peo-
! Pile that he is prepared to make wool into cloth
for all that wish to favor him wi their custom viz :
Plain Cloths, Cass!mee,and Flannel for the following
prices
PLATA Cloth, light mix colors 25 cents; Cashmere
80 cents Plain Cloth, dark mix or full color, so
cents; Cashmere 81 cents, and Flannel delivered
white l6 cents per yard for cash, half of The cloth
when finished.
Also Cardng wool to rolls and dressing cloh
THEODORE ID, LYMAN.
North Ferrsburgh, March 18th, 1874. Al me
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Burlington, April II, 1914.
10 RENT.
FOR S4LE


V\H large AMI commoliou, two story BRICK
L DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT, situated on
the west SIDE of College Green, al the head of olege
Street, in This village. The Hor,e Is 81 ly as with
ia,emen, story, with kitchen and provision cellars,
and wing 80 Y IS, ex enulng north on College
Green, with wood and store hol,e | Glow, and cham
ber> and sleeping rooms Move. large and conf
moIuus barn, carriage hor.e, ice house and other
ont house. and spacious yard west of the dwelling
hon.e, aud good dra lie well of water OF the be /
quality in the village, aud brick csiern. One and
quarter acres OF land, of the first qralt,, large
garden and choice lru tree, west Of The house aud
yard.
The buildings constructed in modern style OF
| the est material and wor,man>h hip, erected
by the subs rlber for hl ne, and the locai ION
ord> very extensive and plea,ant pro, pect Of he
village AMI lake on The Wet and !, no, surpa, sed by
| any other IN Ibis part of The country
| Al>o, for sale a good pair Of work horses
| Purchases are INVITED to call AMI examine for
| hem -eiyc Terms made known v the >,,I>cril er
| on he premises. SAMUEL REED
| Burlington, April IS, 1874 as If
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NOTICE.

THIS ccr'ifes that have given my son, NATHAN
i MINER, his time act and trade for himself,
and shall claim of his wages nor pay any
debts of his contracting after this date
ANDREW MINER r.
Brattleboro'. VT. March 90 1874 4iw3-
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NARRATIVE OF THE TEXAN SANTA RI
" EXPEDITION compri>nra Description ola
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FORTUNE HrNrrR; or, The Adventures a >
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons indebted 10 the firm Of JOSEPH
"a HATCH, & Co, are hereby notified to c-l, and
settle The same Immediately and ave cot. -,
JOSEPH HATCH.
Burlington March, 8, 1871. diva
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MAPLE SUGAR.
EbenCZrr Aliens Estate.

WANTED 10 or 1900 pounds Maple Sugar it
w exchange for goods, by s. NJ. POPE.
April 49, 1914. DC
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yYTAlNWRlGtITS Edition of the Book of Com
w mon yeg-IlIusuarcd--one of the most
beautiful specimens OF printing and binding ever produ'
ced in this country, for sale by --,.
Ill V. HARRINGTON
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SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS 4 BOYS.
yI,HE first term f this School will commence on
| The Sd Monday of the present month.
School. Rooms over II. Mayos store, ives, side &c
the tquare. y; ~ ne1I' iSenef.
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HEROES OF THE REVOLUTION, comrri,in.
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