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Petition to sell Land.

STATE OF VERMONT, A T session of the
District OF Chl'tcnden. s.. "A Probate Court held
at Burlington within and for laid dsirci Of Chi,ten
den, on the 10Th day OF Fe ruary A. D. 1874 come.
Amanda Norton, who is guardian OF Roxanna Aman-
ia Morton, Nathaniel g. Norton, Daniel J. Norton, &
Sarah Almra NJ rtonal OF ne> urgh IN IA id -irct
minor children OF John Norton late of said ne> burgh
decea,e inte>iate and files said Court her petition
in writing setting forth that her SAID wards are zed
IN their right in fee a. tenants in common of ff-
tythree Of land in S'arks oro IN the County of
Addison, being the same land heretofore decided BY
Harry Kimlall TO the said John Norton; that said
land is unproductve and that it would be for the fe,
interest of said rd> 10 have said land sold and have
the proceeds OF sch sale invested in other and more
productive real estate or put al interest, and pray
ing >ad court to license her, the said guardian, to sell
laid land agrceably 10 the statute in such case made
and prov,ded
WnEREuPoS, the court aforesaid doth appoii, the
fonrth Wednesday Of March, 1874, for hearing and
deciding on said petition at the Office of the Register
OF >ad court IN said Burlington AMI doth order that
all persons interested be notified thereof by publica-
ton OF this ORDER containing the substance Of said
neiliion three weeks successfully in the Burlington
Free Press, newspaper printed in said Burlington
the last of which publications to he previous 10 the
said second Wednesday Of March, 1914
Given under my hand al said Burnsto ton thls ooh
day OF February, 1874.
4Ow3 WIN. WESTON, Register
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

NOTICE 10 all creditors and other persons in inter-
l est that by order of the District Court Of the
United States for the District Of Vermont. dividend
out of the asse,s of LEONARD NJ. DIXON, of I'm.
derhIl, Bankrupt will be made and declared by the
Court IN the ninth day of April next at ten o'clock
forenoon the office of Samuel Prentss, District
Judge in Montpelier, in said District among the cred
iiors 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 llth dav Of March. 1874.
(4l EDWARD H. PRENTISS, Clerk.
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FOR SALE At AUCTION.

6NHE farm lately owned and occupied by f. enczer
L Allen, decea, ell, situated in Colchester, Two mile
north of he Meeting House. cont aiming about IS acres
of good Land; ahonl half under Improvement
with good dwelling horse and barn nearly new,
good well OF water, good Orcha ri AMI wood lot. In
pursuance of an order from the Hon. PRO- Court
pronose TO sell to the highest Ter the owe de,crb
ed farm, on the primse-, the 30 day Of March lns
Also some farming tools, some household furniture
abont tons Of hay, together with various other ar
cle>. CHARLES COLLINS Adm's
Colchester, March IL, 1914, 4Iw3
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N. York, March IA turn out of Jour-
neymen Cabinet Makers and other Mecban-
les, some hundreds in number, marched
through the streets yesterday with music and
banners, but in perfect order.-They ask
81 Is per day.
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WOOL! WOOT1l

INHE subscriber would respectfully inform the peo-
] pie that he is prepared 10 make wool into cloth
for all that wish TO favor him with their custom viz
Plain Cloths, Cashmere, and Flannel for the following
prizes:
Plain Cloth, light mix colors, 25 cents; Cashmere.
30 cents Plain Cloth, dark mix or fuil color. 70
cents; Cashmere 81 cents, and Flannel delivered
white 10 cents per yard for cash. half of the cloth
when finsheh
Also, Carding wool to toll. and dressing cloth.
THEODORE d. LYMAN.
North Ferrisburgh, March 18th, 1874 al m6
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al
sT b.e, 9 O. ch %E@iMoNT Co, P PsS s
Bur Inc ion within and for said district Of Chu,en len
on the llh day Of March, A. ID. 1874 comes Elvira
VI. Benson, Administrative of The e>,a t. Of A>a L.
Lyon, la'e of Shellnrn in ,ad district decea> ed and
MES III SAID co rt her petition writing, setting forth
that the sad "A L. del seized Of about fifty acres
of land ying in sail Shebnrn being the land on VIII CHI
he lived previously to and the Of his tea that
aid land incrin' cred with mortgage given bv laid
Asa l.. IN his lifetime, 10 George A. Allen, to se-
cure The payment of seven hundred dollars and in.
tere, which remains due and unpaid; and is al>o in
cum cred with life lease to Mary Lyon for the >e,-
rty ct her maintenance and support during her life
That The persona e>ae of the ,ad A,a l.. as inven-
orled, amour CT to S2i5 So, of which there now re-
mains on hand, at The appraisal properly OF the value
Of $50, 50; that the debts allowed bv The commas
sIoners against said estate amount to Sl97 go exclu
sive OF saii mortgage; iha; there is due from .aid
e>tae TO sad adininI>ira'rX on settlement OF her
hrst au'nlnI tra'on account, the sun OF SI203S and
haf 1t Will be necessary to sell the whole of said
land, subject 10 ,ali ncumhrances for the payment
OF the debts due from said estate and The EXPENSES Of
a'nlln >'raon, and praying said court 10 license her.
he aid administrator, 10 ,ell The whole Of ,ad and
Tor the pnrpo aforesaid, agreea' y 10 The statute IN
such case made and provided Wherenpon the
couri afore, aid DOH appoint The 30 h dav Of March
1874, for hearing and deciding on said pelnion at he
Office of the Ree>ler of said court, in >aid Burlington
and doth order that all persons interested be noned
thereof by publication OF this orier, containing The
sui stance OF SAID neiiton, three weeks sue cessiv.y in
the burlington Free Press, a newspaper printed in
SAID BnrIlngton the last Of which pulra ions 10 lie
previous 10 he laid so day Of March, 1914.
day Of March, 1874
al WN WESTON Por;,.
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Timothy Bliss Estate.

STATE OF vERNn...', ~. .,onora lie The
in and for the D>rrc, Of Chir,rnen To the credi-
tors and others concerned in The e>ate ofTIMOT,IY
BLISS, late Of Jericho, in >ad district, deceased.
WHEREAS, Zebna Bliss, administrator Of the c>-
tate of sad deceae1, has male application to this
Court, to extend the Time lrnied for max ing payment
Of the debts and settling the estate of lad d.-ea cd
twelve month, from The Oath day ofApriI, 1874 and
he second Wednesday of pril next, beng assigned
tor hearing in the premises, the Office oi the Reg
i>ier OF his Court in Burlington in said district and It
having been ordered that notice thereof he given lv
publishing this decree three weeks sccessivelv in the
burlington Free Press, newspaper printed at Bur
llngton, before the time fixed for hearing.
Therefore you are hereby notified TO appear before
said Cour', al the time AMI place aforesaid then an
here, TO nal objection if you have 10 the said
time of payment eng further extended afore "a 3D.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this 9Th DAY of
Mar, h. A. d. 1874
40 We wM. WESTON, Register.
STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. the Pro.
District Of Chrtenden, s. late Court for The
District of Chenden: To all persons concerned in
the Estate OF TIMOTHY BLISS, late of jericho, in
said District, deceased. GREETING
WHEREAs, Zehlna Bliss, Administrator Of the f..
ate of said deceased, proposes 10 render of
his admni>rar ion, and present his accoun, against
laid estate for examination anhaowance al a >e. sion
of The Court OF Probate to be ho len the Registers
office In Burlington IN said district the second
Wednesday Of April next.
THEREFORE, You are hereby notified 10 appear
before SAID court at the time and place afore said and
>hew cause, ifany You have, why he account aforc-
sa III should not lie allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this 6 day
of March, A. ID. 1874.
4Ow3 WIN. WESTON, Register.
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I>HE DEMOCRATIC REVIEW for March for sale "
L 20 March. ti2l V. HARRINGTON.


WIN. Kilburn's STANDARDIZATION TO sell Land.
STATE OF viRNONT,l ATa session Of the
D.. lrict of Chlien len, $. n Probate Court he'll
AT arlington within AMI for said district of ChIiten-
den ON the Sc 'ond We,ne day of March, A. d. 1914.
comes Ann XII urn, execnrix Of the last viii an tes-
lament of William Klbnrn, late OF said Burlington,
deceased, and files in >ail court her petition in writ
Ing, setting fur h that the SAID William died seized
and possessed of The following described tract or par
Gel OF land, situate in said Burlington, VIZ. about one
elgh h of an acre OF land on the son,h side of Main
Street with dive Hing house thereon, bounded we>t
hy Nathan b. Ha>wel'> land eng the anne la nd md
dwelling house occupied y The ,ald William, preyi-
ou>y 10 and at The time of his tea that SAID land
= lnrumhered with mortgage execniel BY The said
William IN his Uterine, TO Phlo Douitilc TO .ecIr.
the payment of five h inbred do lars and The in.r.t
thereon, which renai..s unpaid; tina, the debts allow
Gu NE comm. siGncr> against the e.ta'e of the
saw illam are S62 90 exclusive of said mortgage (;
aat The expenses Of administering aid estate are moi
less than eighty dollars; that the inventory of the
personal estate, consisting of hon. ehold fIrniti,re
amounts 10 Sl2l,2i ha The personal tate is in ii-
Gent for the payment Of the debts dne from sad
and the expenses of adminlsiraon a nd thar II will he
airy TO sell real for that purpo.e; that said
rea es ate is >osuaed hat part OF cannon be sold
wrhon injury to those interested in the remainder
ana praying sad court to grant her license to sell the
whole of >aid real estate, agreealy to the siaime in
srch GA ma Re and provided
Whrrelpon, the court aflre aid doth anpoint the
second "e''ne,dty Of April, 1874, for hearing and
"rdng ON sai pc i'lon al he off of the Reg >ter
ul >ai cor, IN sad Ring ION, a, len O'clock in the
l''tnoun, nu dujh order that all persons nere> ted
'rnn'r.ie hereof Y Publication Of This order con
'diulug the sus an'e of sad petition, three weeks
rcre >vcly IN The l}urlng ON Free Pre- a new>pa-
pen prin'e' IN laid b rlngton, the lat Of which pub
uratm> 10 he prevloas II SAID second Welne day of
April, 1914.
Given under my hand at said Burlington this 18th
Jav of March, 1914
42w3 VIM. WESTON, Register
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MI a u II / q a.

In this town, at st. Pauls Church, on the 18th inst
by the r.. Rev. Bishop Hopkins Mr. J. AIMING PEcR
of Pontiac Michigan, to Miss SUSAN HELEN, eldest
daughter OF Israel p Richardson, Esq of Burlington
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Kern Il. Walker,
CHITTENDEN COUNTY CoURr.
OcinLer Term. 1919.

Simeon ID. Johnson. October Term 1913.
w HEREAS Daniel Kern and Solomon Waller
w late partners in trade under The firm of Kern
and Walker, at the October Term Of SAID Court filed
their declaration with The Clerk thereof declaring on
plaintiff by the name Of Kern and Walker or order in
four months after date Tor The sum of Xix hundred and
foriy-three dollars and one cent, value received and
demanding in damages the sum Of one thousand dol
lar: and the said pan'iI appeared al The aid term
# said Court, ly Henry Leavenworlh his attorney ;
and, not appearing TO the said Court that The laid
johnson had had personal notice of the tendency Of
sad sun;
THEREFORE,, it is ordered by said Court that the
said cause be continued TO the term thereof and
The Clerk lie directed 10 publish the sui Of said
declaration in The Free Press newspaper pu' ll,hed
ly, the last of which pn lmaions TO be twenty days
lefore the next term of aid Court.
2. A. STANSBURY, Dep: Clerk
Burlington, March II, 1914 Al w3
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BRIGGS & UNDERWOOD,
A11ORNEY US AT Law, &c.
Burlington, VI. 6m32
SIX CENTS REWARD

- UN AWAY from me at Shelhurn, on the 7lb dav
~ olFehrnary, 1874, EDMUND DOWNS, a minor
VINO was indenied to M from the town Of hsr o. e,
and | hereby forbid all person, from harl orns or
,rnsiins hum on my account, and if any one EMPLOYS
INN shall claim his wages. SAID iowns is about
10 years Old tall and light complex ion had on when
NELSON NEWELL,
Sheburn, Feb 7, 1874.
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METHODIST EPTSCOPACY.

A PLAIN exhibition of Methodist Episcopacv, IN
"A fourteen numbers; by Asahel Bron son, Minister
OF the Gospel. "He that is first in his ow., cause
seemeth just but his neiphbor cometh and searcheth
him ."-PRov XVIII: II. "How are the hid len things
OF Esan searched out."-OnA. 6. Just published BY
March 10. t4l1 &. GOODRICH
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HENRY HALE,
ATTORNEY q COUNSELLOR At LAW
or WE'LL VERMONT.
PIANO FORTE.

VTNHE subscriber has on hand an excellent new
, PIANO FORTE, one of Munson's best, which
he wishes TO dispose of at low rice fr cash in
hand or on short credit. WIN. A. GRISWOLD.
March |, 1914, 40 va
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ARRATIvE OF THE TEXAN SANTA FEE
~ EXPEDITION comprising Description of
Tour through Texas and across the great Southern
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want offood, losses from hostile Indians, and final
capture the Texans, and their march as Prisoners
To- The city OF Mexico. With Illustrations and Map
BY GEORGE WILKINS KENDALL, F.1. Elegantly
printed and bound in fancy muslin. Price 50 So
The HERETIc: a Novel. Translated from the
Russian of laiechuckoil. BY Thomas b. Shaw, B.
A. Price l2l cents.
THE UStovED ONE Novel. By Ms Holland.
Price 122 cents.
FORTUNE HUNrER; or The Adventures of a Ma n
About Town. Novel Of New York Society. BY
Mrs. Helen Berk'ey.
RORY o'MoRE, By Samuel Lover, Esq. Price 25
cents.
The JEW, translated from the German. Price Is
cents.
The MYSTERIES OF LONDON, No. /. Price l2} cts
GUIDE FOR MARRIED LADIES' during the periods Of
Pregnancy, Labor and Suckllng with directions for
treatment OF Infants. By Mrs. Barwel. Price 25 cts
D'AuBTGNE's GREAT Work on the History Of the
Reformation Of The Sixteenth Century, with all the
notes. Price SO cents.
r, The oMNrRus OF MoDEhS RonANcs, (Six Inside y
Containing Nal FL The Actress,
The Re>cre Nun,
The Capitalist
De leloriene
Wonderful story of Peter Schlemhl, nd
The Genilemans Daughters. All for 25
cents.
new supply of Ara ella Stuart,
Christmas Carol,
Kendall. Jack son, and
a. By a. EDWARDS.
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WAlNWRIGHTS Edition of the Book of Com
w mon yer-Illuslra'ed- of the most
beautiful specimens of printing and binding produ
ced IN this country, for sale by
al V. HARRINGTON.
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Nhamer Bidkely, CHrrrENpps COUNTY Couar

Mamer 8l'keIH cHrrrrSDDs corsrr couar,
James Ian gshore October Term, le43.
\NHEREAS at the Octol er Term Of thi, Court
w A. d. lS43, Iihaner BIakcly, of Colchester, in
sad Comfy, filed his declaration IN the office Of The
Clerk of sad Court, against James Lang >hore, OF
Burlington, IN said Coiny in an action on Book, de
'nandlng in damages the sum oftwo hundred dollars
and the said Blakey al he aforesaid appeared in
>a'd Court hy Charles Russell his attorney; and il
not appearing to said Cont that the said Lang, hore
had hal personal notice Of the tendency of sal suit
THEREFORE,, It j. ordered by The said Court that the
'ad case be continued 10 the next Thereof, and
that the Clerk Of said Court IL reced to publish the
distance OF the said declaration in new, pa per ca
Ell the Free Press, II .hed at B rngton, IN laid
County for three weeks successfully the last of aid
publications 10 lie twenty days before the next term
Of said Court.
r. A. STANSBURY, Dep: Clerk.
Burlin rton, March II. IS11 al WA
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A FEW copies of OCONNEL'S History Of Ire
n land, for sale by " HARRINGTON
March IL, 1914 al
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Rufus Brdyton,
Hurry Brayton,
William Brayton,
and
Solomon j. Darts.
October Term, 1913.

WHEREAS al the October Term Of this Court
w A. D. 1913, William p. Brigg>, OF Burlington,
IN said County, filed his declaration with the Cler;
thereof, against Rufus Brayon, Henry Brayion VIII
lam Brayton aud solomon J. Davis all of Albnrgh,
in The County OF Grand Isle, declaring on no,e d.
ted January 90 h. IS43 payable to >ad Briggs or hi,
order at The Farmers and Mechanics Bank in Bur
ng,on, IN three months from daie, for the sum Of five
bundled and twen'y-elsht dollars and eighiy-iwo
cents, aud demanding IN damages The srn of eigb,
hundred dollar> and The said Briggs having appear
ei IN MS proper person and 1t nor appearing 10 the
Court that al OF The laid Defendants had had perso-
MAJ noilre oithe tendency OF said suil
THEREFORE,, il is ordered by the Cour that the said
ca1e '"conlinued to The next Term thereof, and tina,
the Clerk he directed 10 publ.h the substance of the
saId declaration in the Free Press, "a new aper print
ed at Burlington, in said County, three weeks sue
ceseivey the last OF sad publications. to be twenty
days leiore The next term of all 'ouri.
=. A. STANSBuRY, Dep: Clerk. :.
Burlington, March II, 1874 Al VA
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FARM FOR SALE.

knzA DOR SALE, a farm in Underhill, con.
HA l. tanning one hundred and foriy-.ix
Hi acres, ibou one hundred acres Of which
GAxe2- is under cultivation, the remainder ia
covered ly good growth Of bard wood. On the
premises are conven ent dwelling house larn sheds
&c. and an orchard Of thrifty bearing appe trees,
sufficient for making some fifty or sixty barrels Of
cider. Also farm containing one hundred acres,
lying about one mile from The above abou sixty acres
OF which is under impr vemeni, and has on IL capa-
cous barn, the remainder is well wooded principally
with beach and maple. The above are situated near
the centre OF the town and OF the main road-are
well waered and well fenced, considerable portion
Of the fence being substantial stone wall, and togeh h
er compose one OF the best dairy farms in the town.
The above premises will be sod 10 close a concern
for much less than their real value, and possession
given on the lst Of April next For further particu-
lars eng ire Of A. FOOTE.
Burlington, Feb. %, ls44 2Sf
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-HITTENpEN COUNTY Court
October Term, 1913.

Daniel p. Lapham, October Term, lsi3
and his Trustees (
Reuben Minis and
Merrill Fciiolcs.
WHEREAS n the October Term Of this Court,
w A. ID. 1873, Daniel n Dewey of Wllliams'own
in the County of Berk>h an State Of Ma>sacbu-
sells, filed his declaration with the Clerk thereof,
asan:i DanielP. Lnpham, OLA Adams, in the al om-
~ OF Berk shire, and Reul en- Nuns and Merrill Fell
lows, Trustee, Of laid Lapham, in an action Of Debt
on ajmlgmenl rendered hy the Co,rl fCommon Pleas
oihe sail 20 my of Berkshire on the tou nth Mon.
day of October, 1910, for the Of three hundred
and thirty dollar, and seven'y-fve cents damages,
and iwenv-one dollars and ninety nine cents costs
and dema nding in dana ge> the sum of five hundred
dollars and the laid Dewey having appeared at
sad Oclole Term Of this Court, by Aaron b. May
nard his attorney and not appearing TO the Court
That me said Daniel r. Lapham had had personal no.
tice OF the pendency of aid SUIT;
THEREFORE, it Is ordered by the Court that the
laid cause confined the next term thereof and
that The Clerk he directe pu L sh the substance Of
SAID decaratlon IN The Free Press newspaper pub.
shed at Burlington IN laid County, three weeks sue
cessively The a>i of sad publ 'atons TO be twenty
days before the next ier'r of >arl Court.
F. A. STANSBURY, Dep: Clerk
Burlington, March II, ls44. al w3
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NOTICE..

A LII persons indebted TO the firm Of JOSEPH
"a HATCH, & Co, are hereby notified To Gil and
settle the same Immediately and save cost.
JOSEPH HATCH.
Burlington March, s, 1874. 4lw3
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n Office.

Euon,eT'enre OF The continued sickness of Dr.
Hel"e cry 'he undersigned vii, dissolve mariner
snip immediately; and therefore, will SELL OUT ,b.,
sock Of goods, con i>irng Of WI '"e''
:, DRf GOODS, GROCERIES & LIQUORS.
Merchants and other, invile Ia ca and uur,ba
as hey VIII md The Goods, under these cruins
very cheap
a so, we leg respectfully to invite those who owe
US 10 pay Their accounts imme lately, il moi we hall
lie under the necessity of co leling AZ Their exn.n,e
Burlington. March 81 1874
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NEW nook

A Inquiry into ID. Ministerial Commission, by
"A the Rev Lloy' Windsor. rector Of Grace
Church, Lockpori, N y.--Contannr Chapter on
APosroLfc Succession, and anoiher on DiocEsAS
EriscorAcr.-ihe most approved work on hese sub
Jecls yet published I'd FsIion, Enlarged and revised,
Just received and for sale at
al HARRlNGTON'5.
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TO PERSONS ABOUT BUILDING.

THE subscribers keep on hand- their Lumber
Yard on Pearl Street Boards .,cantling, Plank.
Floor Boards and Inch Boards ,ady planed; La,h.
Lining and other materials fo' ulding,
Persons in the adj ,cen, towns can be supplied at
the Mills in Underhll at suitable deduction from The
Burlington prices.
n. B. They offer TO conrac, for the erection Of
Buildings on reasonable terms. Apply 10 H. P
Hickok. HICKOK & STEVENS.
BurIng,o on, JAN, l544. 81 #
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HERDS GRASS SEED.
SO BUSHELS HERDS GRASS SEED, of prime
w quality for sale by s. NJ. POPE.
Burlington March L. 1914 Al
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TAILO ING.

Garments cut or made by nm are warranted 10 I'll.
Burlington Falls, March IL, 1874. Al If
SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Il BOYS.
TINHE first term of this School will commence on
j the Sd Monday Of the present month.
TUITIoS-S3.OO.
School Rooms over H. Mayo's store, west side Of
the square. J. NJ. BUELL., Teacher.
Burlington, March llth, 1874. Al
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n,AUBlGNES History of The Reformation. |
- vol complee-nclndIng all he noie>. Price
oo "en,. For ale by V. HARRINGTON.
20 h March, Al a.
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Trustee Of Burlington Mil ComPa
Burlington, March IL, 1874.
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October Term, 1913.

CHIrTESDEN County Court,
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Oliver Howard's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT l'HE Hon. the Pro.
Di>lrc, Of Citizen len, s.. L Lale Court fr The
District Of Chuienden To all persons concerned IN
The e,'aie oiOlIVER HOWARD, late of Milton, in
sam District, deceased, GREETING
WHEREAS, Tahilha Howard, execnirx Of the last
VIII and testament Of said decea ed, proposes rem
der an account OF her administrator, aud pre- ,en her
account against said e,iale tor examination and al
lowancc al a session of the Court Of Probate, TO lie
ho en- nj the Register Off e, in Burlington, in "a I'd
district, on The second Wednesday OF Aprl next.
THEREfoRE You are hereby not iteI 10 appear le-
fore SAID court al the time and place aforesaid and
shew cause, ifany you have, why the account afore-
sad should not lie lowed.
Given under my hand al Burlington, this 7h day
Of March, A. d.. 1874.
s2 We WIN. WESTON, Register.
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