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EB0OEGS! EBOOEKS!! New. CEseaD Publications.


 LUST received on commission, Debale between eB Rev A Campbell and Rev. M L. Rice on the action, subject, design and administration of Chris tan Baptism; also, on the character Of spiritual in huence in conversion and sanetifeaton, and on the eXpedency and tendency of EeeIesiastie Greeds, as terms of union and communion. Also, for sale, the Life and Speeches of Henry Clay, in volumes; Allison history ofEurope, from the Commencement of the French Revolution in I7S9 10 the Res,ora- ton of the Bearbons, in 1915; Remarks on the French Revolution, by Henry Lord Broughan; Mrs. Ellis popular works, over 30 eco volumes sold in- cluding The Mothers of Eng Women of Eng. Daughters of Eng, Wives of Eng, The Poetry ol Life, The Pictures of Private LiIe first and second series, Voice from the Vintage, &,c. Just received from the American Tract Society, large assortment of Moral and Religious Pubca- lions, which will be sold cheap for cash, among which is The Evangelist Family Library. in thirty vols Flavelis Fountain of Life; Saints Rest, &lc, &c., together with an assortment of sandry school books, for Libraries. Ssc and for sale by
 H. BATES & Go.
 HarGham Street, .4s5ieys Row. April q I3J5 iV-S2
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Ea. HaAEBa1Eg9a AN.
APoTHEC4RT IND DRUGGIST.

MAIN STREET, LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS.
 R EH AS just received his summer supply &s24s9 a of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
 t@4 Paints, Sc &c.-which will he sold low
 s9Gs3 for Cesb.-AIso-roceye on commis- f.sssA sion, and will be sold at New Yori, prices. The Indian Paiaeea; Tay-ble Elixir for the cure oi lor's Balsam Of Lyerwort; Rheumatism: Hays Tini- MoH2tts Pills and PhG- meat; Df Ludum' $ Spe- niX Bitters; Pease's liore- cifc; Connes Mixture hound Candy Sapping- Haskell's HarDye; Balm tons Pills; Champion do; of Columbia; IIcws Lin Greens Fever and AgueimeHt, &e. &c. Mixture; Indian Eegeta-
 April 24, l8t4 32-6m
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 TE 7HE subscriber would respectfully inform his X friends and the public, generally, that he has removed to Main street. to the store lately oc- cupied by Adamson s, Carter, where he viii con hnue the Auction, Forrardiag aad Commission bu- sinesS. He has made arrangements in the Eas- tern cities, so as 10 be constantly receiving large and general assortment of Staple and Dry Goods and Groceres-and al kinds of goods to suit tbis mark ct. lie can assure his friends and the public, gene rally, tltat he will be able to sell at Eastern prices wi,h the addition of freight and charges. He has now on hand, a large assortment of Staple and Fan cy Dry Goods, Groceries and Hardware, Boots and Shoes.
 Country merchants and planters viii find 1t to their interest to cail at Jacob Mitchefs
 Auction FEaEsG9 and examine for themselves, before making parcha- ses elsewhere.
 Times of selling al Auction. Every Wednesday night-and every Saturday, from 10 o'clock q. Ia. until p. m.-and continue in the evening by can dle light JACOB MITCHELL,
 Auction anu Commission AerchaRf, 1faia sfreet. Ltt1e RocE Maich ,. IS44. 25-ly
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E E As returned from the East with large as- A sortment of Goods, and has taken the store on Main street. formerly occupied by Cot GIeuick, next door west from H. Mitchell, where he will be happy to wait on all who may favor him with their patronage. Among his assortment may be found
 8 cases gents fine sewed calf Boots; 10 cases begged calf do; l6 cases kip do i thick do II cases mems Kip Brogans stout; cases calf do do !; cases youtn's kip Brogans, do; do Boots. Also, good assortment of Ladies and Misses sewed aud pegd Bootees; fine sewed busllin Shoes and gater Boots ladies French kid Slippers; do ties and walk ing Shoes good ass'tof Childfen's stout and light Bootees roo pairs Negro Shoes; 300 do Russejt 6 cases gents fine Beaver hats; do Russia do ; do Cassmere do; black and white Wool Hats ; gents and youths fine fur velvet, glazed, and sea Iotte Caps.
 IIth no. 25M daq. 1-lY
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Coffee. SugaE', Salt, Hp0g G&c..

GOG5ee, SgggaE', SalG, EH0ga &Gc.' TEIHE undersigned have on hand and are selling 4 very low full supplies of the above articles also bleaehed and unbeached donesties, tiekings, Osnaburgs, cottonades; Engi !, French and AmeTi- can prints, of various qualities and prices; Boots shoes, hats and ready made clothing suitable for the season; and also. general assortment of Groceries queensware, hardware, school books, woodenware, tinware well ropes, plough lines trace chains, horse collars, brides, saddle bags, Be- Sc, All of which thev will sell at the cheapest rates for cash.
 VIM. VANCE & BROTHERS.
 April 24, I6I4 Maia, near Maf]tbam street.
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.eKkN sAs B A N N ER,. =, .,-,,y, ,rsHED WEEKLY, ]. s ugQEgE1AND & CO,
 nr DOLLARS A YEAR. ! Y : " aDK8ECE.
.r,wEr3..TIsING.
' : .aDE8ECE.

oyq ADVERTISING. TERlls n lines. or less, first insertion, luafe 5 oi trFry CENTS for each continu-
 bsR, eaa ,.nss and not exceeding 15, to be Ter iV ro il,.sl, sna I half-oyer l5, and not'ex- ss a5 two squafes--aila IF 'iial p-oI'olu uoh E 93yertisements. "a c. o,l,.,.ao a9ir,osrtjsements to be pald TOT Tn aoFahce'
 aaysi med by some responsible person. Tt s.ss5;,iduai account, at the above rates,
 aa lla l.ai ssd TInder $I00, in one year, dis to " o,,g nenf will be made; and when 1t D PSl 3So or o towards, in the same period, a to stgo oer 0. cdnt. will be made. No deduc- oi oo5 .lf;il fIll he made, if payment be deferred FeSfE' ,5ail n.,l hpye expired nor will any re-
 es ,ea6e on legal advertisements required ,. be published.
 'oovrR AcTs BY THE YEAR. 7 e.oo E3ali5 ss 30 So 90. l ...aents. or parts thereof, exceeding 10, aItissl5s.sfb ~ inc case may be, subject to the Llls;, sI;,.so1,6fs first mentioned and no con aaa oi,eg, .sfas for a less term than a year. No
 -..9, x, occasional omissions; and all contracts N = In he paid III advance
 .r,,Tgts TT ADVEBTIs11EEz,S:Ts, 'tNDiisss i.ss each additional a's' 'a.,f5s ol ,f5s s6 square, ] $4 iAO..s'4s' io 8 I5 P
 F z,. ,5yertisements will be charged at the
 aalii5 qates. unless aconhactbe made when
 lo4a 4ioa. and must be paid for in advance.
 saugfl a will be announced for any office, either E, soo or cot county, without the advance payment aIali I Circulars vii be charged as advertise F esgaeat eas required in advance. ! Ell n R95 bsraaffer be delivered to any person " etq %e have no regular dealings, until paid ..,isements must be marked with the num- .5 4Sl SrId and charged accordingly.
 l,+;tfian will be made from the above rates. I number ,s of the paper, I25 cents. lr .1i. must be postpaid, or they will not re- attention.
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G3cspaV9pgoVsgaSD Notice.

YEYHE FiFm heretofore existing between D. '.
 X BAKER S1 CO, has been dissolved, by the death of the seniqr partner The surviving partner. GEO. B0GGS, and the business will now be carried on by them under the name of PRATT 6e B0GGS.
 Little Loci, Oct. Ii, 1913. 5-ly
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lIElGRHIERa i.
a1ae.Eo A ERLE,Ia. glHgSEEEE9.

EBNtTE undersigned have this day associated them 1- selves together for the transaction Of a cor TON FACTORAGE AND GENERAL COM MISSION BUSINESS in New Orleans, under the name and style of John c. Pratt S. Go; office at 5. Common street. JN0. c. PRATT,
 JACOB BRAKEMAN,
 $. E. BEHKNAP New Orleans, June lst, 1874. 39-tf-
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Dissolution 0G Partnership.

yFYHE partnership heretofore existing between the 4 undersigned, under the firm of NJ. RosE & Co.,, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The busi- ness iu future will be carried on by M. Rose, on his own account, who is authorized, and will settle up the business of the late firm of M. Rose x Co.,
 MOREAU ROSE,
 JESSE MAY. C21LLsrils. 2tM EelruaLg. l84I. 26-6m
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6tsapsaEe 6t.agEa G6Rs.e,.

EXTILEIAM VANCE Ss BR6THERs, dealers w in Raady-made clothing, Dry Goods, Groce- occupied by Ressrs McIain & Badgett Main street, near Markham, Little Rock; have OH hand full sup plies of the above articles which they will sell al the very lowest market rates. Cotton, Hides, TaIow, Peltries, Furs S-a taken in exchange. and for which the highest market value will be paid.
 Little Rock April 20 IS44 ?
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EoEg6aG.H. RaAEE6aN

BY SAMUEL ADAMS, Gore99or of the State of .4rkapsas
 KXTHEREAS, it has, this day, been made known w to me that certain WHlTTINGToN TIGHL- MAN, who stands indicted in the Cigeuit Court of the county of Pulaski for the murder of William Files did on the night of the 29th of April last make his escape from the jail of said county. and is now run ming at large:
 Now, therefore, I, Samuel Adams, Governor of the State Of Arkansas by virtue of the authority in me vested by law, do hereby offer a reward of TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS to any person who may apprehcnd the said Wilmington Tighlman, and de- liver him to the sheriff of said county ot Pulaski, in order that justice in this behalf may b. executed.
 Tn testimony whereof 1 have herento
 set my hand. and caused the seal of said L. s. State to be afiiXed at Little Rock on the
 sth day of July, A. D. l8i4.
 SAM'L ADAMS,
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GGeR4AT EsAERGGa aAENS !!
ID. pvNyTeru

D, BEN DER AS Just received, per late arrivals, fresh and E | splendid assortment of DRY GOODS. con sisting in part of black Alpacca, fg'd Oelolians, Chusans and Ghusan Delains Thbet Orleans; a general assortment of Prints Ginghams; Checks : flannels; Linseys; Ky Jeans; Kifseys; satinatts, Cassimeros, Cloths bleached and brown Sheetings and shiftla5s, Hosiery, Umbrellas, shaRis, Cloves, Sc. Sc.
 Also, by recent arrivals. d fresh assortment of
 Groceries, Sugar, Coffee, Salt, Sc. Sc.
 The above goods were purchased in New York and New Orleans, expressly for -llis market, and will be sold CHEAP, for cash only Store on the cor her of Main and Markham streets.
 Lille .R6e8, Dec 2, l843 I2-r
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EPa1tes. E1afe 1EaaE1 Never!

TEeGsoI ElE2E@ IEE0Tl -NEVET! IF N. AHDMCH, has received per steamboat i Ao Express Mail, l bale blankets; do. domes- ties; A do cotton yarn; aage and splendid assort- meht of prints; splendid style of Cmsans; fannes, red. white and yellow; jeans, Kentucky; superfne hard times cloth; sup. sattinets; Canton faHnels; bcachod sheetings and shrtings; tieings, superior quality; white linens; colored combrcs; gentlemen crayats; do muilers; white cotton hose gentlemen half dos India rubber braces; webbing stout; white spool eottons; linen do; cotton cord; linens tapes; silk twist; Pongee handk'ds; India Choppees, do; SUD- Sptalfelds cotton tlagg; Edinborough and cot ton shawIs, Sc. Sc.
 Also, 2O sacks Rio coffee; kegs of sqPefff4e to- bacco; 400o sup. Imperial segars; Dupont's EFF powder. and other articles too numerous to mention.
 February 6, i844-2I-t'
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Agy9F2ee On Q3QfGOE1.

ITO FAaHHaEs .AaTD PLANTERS. DRAT r Gs B0GGS will make liberal advances Il on Cotton and other produce to be shipped by them, and consigned to John c. Pratt S Co, New Orleans.
 Cotton leftwith them will be shipped without any other charges than those actually incurred.
 Litfie Rocb, NoD. 13, 1913. 10-f
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ecenT arIVaIs. a ifesIl ass0rtmcnt Of
 eFPOCcwfag.
T'0 Eeaa'esaGs and QEqE:aFelEaFas.

KH RS. WALKER, late of Fort Smith, proposes 1YA to open school for children in the house lately occupied by the Rev. Mir. Williams on Scott street) as IS curly day as circumstances will ad- nit Ii is expected that all the necessary arrange ments will be completed during the present week, and that bg. Monday next she will be prepared to receive pupils
 Mrs. Walker has had considerable experience in teaching the various branches Of H4gIiA together with tue Eaetsea language, and Hasje,-hayiag been thus angaged fer several years past both in England and in the United States She is provided with sat- isfaciofy. of character and qualification from private individuals and heads of seminaries, whom she has served in her profession; and brings recommendations from gentlemen at Fort smith who are equally well known and esteemed in this city. She proposes for the present. howetei, to supply 1esideratan by coniaing herself chiefly to small children in schooI but will be happy to give private lessons, or in class, in French and Music.
 Her terms will correspond with these of ether teachers, and be made known on application.
 Refereaces.
 Rev JAMES You've, ALBEIT PIKE,
 TsYr
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gW GDspDS.

10 % " tNSySPHYf3, TUST received per steamboat Paragon, large e5 and general stock of
 EDgy Goods ;es1d Groceries, suitable for the Summer trade, which will be sold cheaper than ever for cash persons desrous of pur chasing would find it to their interest to call and examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere; he is determined 10 sell goods of every description at small profit and take in exchange all kinds of coun- try produce at the market prices Store oHe door next to H. Mitchell.
 II. N. ALDRICH. MaiR street. Little Rock, June IT, ISl4. 40-tf
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 iIoN. GEo. w. CRABB, OF ALA = Ths.Hon. G. w. Crabb, of Fuscaloos8, AiA- bania, who was a promnentand leading whig member of the 26lh Congress, aud an ardent supporter of Gen. Harrison, has openly re- nounced whiggery and the support Henry Clay. Judge Cfabb is well known in this community as the brother of the late Judge Henry Cfabb of our supreme court. On the 22d of June, at Q mass meeting of the peo- pie of Tuscaloosa city and county, he de- livered one of the most effective and power ful political addresses ever delivered in the south. The Journal and Flag of the Union. of that city, of the 18th sulumo, contains a glowing account Of the meeting, and q report of the speech We are sorry to be unable to lay every word of itbelore our readers. It is clothed in "thoughts that breathe and words that burii,' and announces the speakers fixed determination to support Polk and Dallas. In giving an aecountof it's effects the flag remarks
 '.Gen. Crabb being removed from political excitement, and earnestly engaged in the Prac- tee of his profession, cannot take so active part. as our friends might desire in the San- vass for the Presidency; but his name is host,n especially in tliis section of Alabama, where his strength before the people has been so frequently tested At the conclusion of his speech, he remarked he had determined to follow principles and abandon men, and he continued, ..l feel that lam not alone-theres are those in this assembly whom irecognize as old political asso eiates, who will go with me. l recognize mods of assent from some of my old friends, and am sure they are not all who approve of the stand have this day taken.n
 Our whig friends in Nashville will, how ever, we suppose, as is their wont, count this change as a small affair. We are perfectly willing so see them take such comfortto theIa-
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EpNNYN AEsE.

Ea "A HanV " "a Aa Ets TUST received, by H. N Aldrlch, general as; ss sortment of Hardware, Cutlery, Slc., Slc., and for sale low for cash.
 May 18th, IS4l 33-
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RESPONSE MEETIsGs.--We have. noticed within the last two weeks, in our exchange papers, no lesa than FOUR HUNDRED AND SEVENTY large.Demoeratic Convess- tons, throughout the country, responding to the nominees of the Baltimore Defiloefattssss Convention. These Democratic gatherings were numerously aitended-lreq quently num- bering thousands and tens of thousands-- and sometimes as high as twenty-five and thirty thousand people meet. together in the utmost harmony and enthusiasm, to respond to the nomination of Polk and Dallas. No thing can exceed the deep and ardent entha- siasm which the nominations have met with from all portions cf our common. country, One sentiment, one siEIls ant one desire, per vades the entire democracy, and that IS sic- tory, certain and thatsis victory. Roll on the ball Ncus4lbaay. fa,) Democrat
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llal; T ;.e,llars will be charged as advertise
 ' q esemeat eas required in advance, l ,l;ti Ri' hereafter be delivered to any person " VII ..s have no regular dealings, until paid
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.,a nv nEIr1 YEAR.
.... .lrertisenents will De charged at |

I 1'1''75 75 -HHlass ac0ntracF be made MIIel lolita ta5 and must be paid for in advance.
 3s.uga ,,ell he announced for any office, either !, son nr %tl county, without the advance payment
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NE1YV GOODS.

N8IVV TTg.9BE589 On Me. Souil -east corner of 1Iai aad 1fqr6ham sis I'D PENDER a 5 has just received .spsn p9s sea@eg sf N Goods, consisting, in part of Jaconets, Painted Lawns, Muslins, and the latest fashion of Fancy Prints and Bonnets, for the ladies.
 For gentIemen's wear, Log Cabins Gambro9ns and Cottonadas, also a fine assortment of well made Clothing, all of which he will sell cheap for cash as they can be purchased in this market.
 Iitfle Rocb MaY b ISI4 35-tf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-04-12
ANOTHER EORGERT.

second Monroe Edwards has Just come TO gh;
IN Mobile. 1t appears that Robert ). Bunker, OF that
city, commission merchant, received letter, which
proves ~ be iorgcry.-Curtis Bolton, Esq. OF New
York, for many years the head of the well known
house Of C. Bolton, Fox & Livingston, under date
Gath Of February, enclosing note with his endorse
ment and his authority to draw on him, the proceeds
to be employed in the purchase Of cotton to be ship
ped 10 New Orleans, and consigned To Nests. fos-
dick d. Brother, and by them to be held subject TO
the order of james V. Eaton per instructions from
n person signing himself Alexander Cuihbert contain
ed in the same letter. Mr.. Bunker, after submitting
the whole to the inspection of a merchant in Mobile,
who has been familiar with Mr.. Bottoms writing and
signature for several years. and who expressed his
opinion that the endorsement and letter were genu-
inc proceeded to fill the order. In the meantime
James V. Eaton writes from New York to Fordick IL
Brother that shipment of cotton wonld be made by
Mr.. Cuthberts agent in Mobile, and that his agent in
St. Louis woul also ma n consignment to them on
his account that he heinz unoxpcctody detained lon
ger at the north than he intcne! wishes them 10 re-
NIT to his address a Hnrrishurah, Pa, three thou
sand dollars IN New Orleans notes, on account OF SAID
cotton This part Of the scheme hcing very cIumslly
execute l. il cxrrd the suspicion of Fosdick d. Broth
who declined making the advance requisite Mr..
Bottoms subsequent letters making no auson to this
endorsement and authoritv 10 draw on him, caused
Mr. Bunker to suspect that all WINS not right; he i'm
mediaelv TO this civ in time to regan posses
sion of the cotton and illustrate this well concerted
piece of vilany.-Nc'c Orleans paper .Nirct IS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-04-12
ID / @ d o

In Derby, 26lh ult of consumption, HARRIET, only
daughter of John G. and Betsy Chandler, aged Is.
In Danvlle, March 20, of consumprion Mrs. ELIZA,
wife Of Mr., Joseph Sweetscr, Jr. aged 49,
In Danve, March g. Mrs. ABIGAIL, widow of Jo-
seph Chaplin, aged II
In Newbury, March 81, very suddenly, of bleeding
at the lungs, Miss. RACHEL SMITH, of Lyndon, the
Precep,ress af Newbury Seminary
In Lunenburgh, March Is, Dea JOSEPH GLEASON
aged 20. lie had been a member of the Cong Church
in L. abon 40 years. and for about 20 years sustain
ed the office of Deacon
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-04-12
THE PATENT LACE,
ISvEaTEp by
T.. p. BANNING, NJ. n.



WILL DO kept con, family on hand by Dr. JopS
w w. EMERY Of Essex, he having il,rcsa. vi Of
the original Pateniec the erciusre right 10 make and
rend the came, within and for the Comics OF Chit
tenien, FranIlnl I'amoille and Grand lie
The PATENT LACE ha> now leen before the pub.
lie for nrner ofmonhs -hlndreds have cen ap.
piled IN different parts of the country and with sue
cess never lefure cqna'Iel hy any remedial agent-
Numerous well authenticated Certificates Of its leaei-
cal inlenre the removal ofdl.ea Of long sta nd
ing might furnished from thi> immediate vicinity
in addition TO the statement Of cases and certificate.
of cure, furnished by DR.. Banning and others. Blu,
this Is not deemed necessary al he pre.eni time
lc cncc can lie given 10 individuals wearing tn, Lace
in nearly every town in the County.
Pix, can> have long felt the necessity of Sippor-
Ter iercniy constructed and more perfect il. alap-
ton to the human FORM than any tina, had been pre-
spnteI to the pu lie. The lnve.i,u1 % Banninyis
meet with their general approaiion as i designed
L. relieve symptoms, and remedy class oi phvs steal
ma dies wnch cannot reached y medicines alone,
The descent oFdspacenent OF The v,cerra from re.
taxation Of he abdoainai muscles, or other can.es,
'end> 10 alter and derange the JUNCTION Of every organ
IN the human system, and in many csses tbs sevia-
ii from The natural healthy po zion of parts is The
,o'e can.e Of general deblny-in Males and Females,
OF Dyspepsia, A er ions of the Stomach and Liver,
papHa'ion oflhc Heort Spinal Irritation. Hysiera,
HypocoEdria piles, Proiapsus Uierid, Suppression
Of Urine, The bronchitis DIP ilcSpeaLer>, and inci-
peni CgnSug.ptional all Of VIII cli will e much reev-
g l. if nor entirely removed by the use of The Patent
Lace, when their existence i, caused by physical de-
rangrmcnt AMI a mechanical displacement of parts
viii h can lie readily a,cerrane1 by observing the
form and symptoms "i The person affected,
This instrument has cen examined Ivy Drs. Mott,
Roger, Francis AM Grl>comb Of New York-lhe
Faculty ofPu>burah Hartford and New Haven, and
has o. iaiue,l heir avoral lie Ie>lim'nv
Aspirations for this Lace may made 10 the sub.
.crll err al ESSEX, or Hagar & Arthur Burlington,
Patients al distance viii be VISITED Al their residence
if required. JOHN w. EMERY.
Essex, March %, 1914. 43f
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In the matter of Guy Tracy, Guardian of AL
pheus Fletcher.
Petition to sell Land.


STATE OF VERMONT, AT a session Ct the
al Burlington, within and tor said Ds,ric, Of Cht,en
den, on the 25th day of March, A. d. 1874, come,
Guy Tracy, ct Shelurne, IN sad district guardian of
Alphes Fletcher, OF said Shelbrn, and file, in laid
court Ia petition. IN wiring, setting forth that hi,
said ward Is seized in his own right in fee of the io
loving described parcel of land situate in sad Shell
burn, VIZ one hundred and nine of land bound
Ell on The north by the highway leading from Shell
,Nlrn rails 10 Hlneshlrah, on the souh by Samuel
fIetrhers land, on The ca, by the north and sonth
roal ealing from Charlotte to Burlington, called the
county Fuau, and on The west hy Oran Ishams and
Jiu>ohs iahd, being the farm where the sad
Aipheus nov lives; that SAID land is subject to a
mortgage gwen by sad Apheus to Thomas Fletcher,
to secure the payment Of the sum of sag AZ and in
ere> ,dale July 8, 1929; that there's due from laid
ward TO sall GUARDIAN The sum of S465O9 on settle
neht OF sad guardians account; that The value o.
lhe nersoGal property on hand, belong ing to said
ward, l. 1926 so, and that will he necessary TO sell
Inc whole Of said wards interest in said land for tn,
payment OF the debts due from said ward, and pray
ing sad court 10 license him. The SAID guardian, c
sell The whole of sad wards interest in said land
agieedbly 10 the statute such made and pro-
vlded.
"HLREuPoN, the court aforesaid doth appoint The
ionrlh Wednesday OF Apru, 1914, for hearing and de-
eulhS on sad petition al the Office of the Register
Salu court IN SAID Burlington, at ten o'cock IN The
forenoon, and doth orler that all persons inereset
be no'lhed thereof by publication of this order,
tainln2 The substance of said petition three week.
snccesslyey IN the Burlington Free Press, news
paper printed IN sad Burlington, the last Of wheel
publications. TO % previous 10 the said fourth Wednes-
day Of April 1914
Gise9 under my hand at sail Burling tor, this 90
day Of March, 1874.
a VS. wM, wEsToy, REGISTER