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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-02

lged. three refined. Ilencefword. all men will look
la hun OF the Fathers of he Republic; of rtpa'
tet'on stainless The unirodden SNOW aud worthy
oi The respectful regards u every nne WIN Looks III The
great and good Of The country the eweis OF tho
eonhiiytnu re precous, for their example, than any Of
The deeds Ut arlso nrus which most priced aud eu-
hgzed. Honor to Theodore FIelinghnysenl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-02
-y,EGrsOES E'S,F2 STIFF.

Ia I,,, and chancery tr the couuy If Nrlsin IN the
.ose If Fortune and wife and others against lIansoo
.",,h and others we Shall on "Wednesday The 22d OF
I,nnsry next at the residence Of Sam tians1FauTl' N
the c,unly Of Nelsn exp)se 10 sale, al pnhic auction,
10 ,n,cbaser oiyinr bond with approved security,
n ;,,n,ccu or fsyyensy sigesy sAAs L9.
The lille IS gool aud the slaves valuable
S. CLAIBoRNE,1 comr's.
j. GARLAND,
NV Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-02
- 1.-THE LYSGHBURG yIRGINlAN.
.sslaMiSo

"rHE LYNCHBuRG VIRGINlAN.
,.,es -s,cesly, (epery .H1adey and iiHnsddgj
rs -, yoiiars per onaar payable IN Advance NO s'5-
a. he rceeiredtor shorter tune t'an Sr nonttsi
,ru BE- disco nittcd tereept at tie discretion
~ I'm. Eators) ,ntt all d'rcarages are paid
~. EMBELLISHMENTS inserted at SO e'"ts per
,or rsss) for every inner form Insertion o'id 37
W s,uaye Tor lsss) for eoery outer form insertion
sesprPY .fDpERTfSER required 10 note, on his
ho,o long he tsishes has advertisement inserted
afisemsni not noted, wA BE inserted tat its dis
.a.tauance &c ordered
co'u "p YEARLY .9DPE2TESLN1i tie terms are for
.se of too squares, so for ono square, 80 to
sotare innsr form, $50 Every seefiy Gdcef'sff
~ required 10 fae his edUcfistas to ms poften-
lar line Of business
- ron PRLN1I.VG erecuted neatly did erpedaio'ts-
, I'D m re asonabie terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-02
r.trlNEs, p;sEsN GDnsps :

,ueh as Frt,,c. asAmefes and Pna,fadour AlOusIns,
PARIS Reps, Vely.t DeaneS, Cashmere lie Clsse,
Irape D,ianes ash ,tre Dranes Ai1.han Satins, Lar
.ns Paris iusIfs AMI H1.nna2urs, AiP1era lnsrrs,
6lared u ~ t,ras all VOL Al,iia Deanes al =
sf1 ward. Calcs Giagl Us, Bonnet RibaJus. ilosie
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-02
1ri-ss4chly Esne G,Hyg.
Sole GSGs...

G0A SACKS navy dschateng from the Boats
OpV. Union. Paul Pry aud Il. l.. Muchell-For
sale low al The Old stand of Boyd. Edmond Co. On
he Canal by EDMOND, WATSON < Go.
kuy2 .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-02
WM. MAXWELL.
E,el N.aEeEaElEEs.%.

a SUPPLY Of Hog Skins, Morocco Skins, Web
"a bia, Bis Strrups, Buckles, Busses aud vanelv
al other Goods required by SaddIers !nS 1nrnfa ana io'
saie cheap. H. - = W. a ti~ iiAnDo
sent %
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RsgGsH@Nss SAW SCggU0l.

hssS1 Es.Nis SAW $CE9b1
feNlE subscriber has established Law School in this
city; the term having begun TIE lst instant, and
ending The las day of Aprll next.
The current embraces the outlines general
prIncplcs. of ihe Law uf Nature and Naliuns-u Con
stltutioua Iaw-and Of the Municipal Law If Nirsi-
MIA eng and will be ilpwtdhy another Course
.fa more technical and practical character, extending
,hrouL another term, aud embracing some Of the
impoftdht branches Of our Municipal Law-togelher
wllb The subject Of Pleading Pracfice and Evidence,
more largely and infinitely considered.
At the tine Ia accommodate such students as
me, not choose prosecute both these al fall
ientth there will be a condensed Course embracing the
most Is, initial parts of each # them in single
And the will be short additional Course Of Rhet-
orc embracing the principles the particular
" applied to f. reesic Augmentation; which may be Ia
ken most advantaS eoi,sy IN shori summer ttrnl al
the end Of either Of he other Courses OF Law; or, not
u,.,rpiilably al intervals during lis progress.
The fee for instruction will be $50 for he Course OF
Law for the term and $40 for the Course Of Rhetoric
payable in advance.
Applications may he made by 'aer OF personally. 10
the subscriber at the Powhuan House, or at his q III ~
nh street, souh side, 4lh door iom The corner on
Main. --.-.
WM MAXWELL.
Richmond November 9ls. IA
Ny- Gentlemen intending enter the School during
the present term may do conveniently On % be
re the lst day OF January next when the Course VIII
reach the suheci of Municipal Law; and the fee for IN
s,rucon in such case will be 10, for the remainder dl
the term.
Richmond INV o5 Gv
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.g.EG8Ee RUN seOsJGFs.%
EsH AND Silk HAT
III NJrAoToRy

AT his old stand, three doors below tie Market House.
LNNCuBURG. Va.
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-05
Petition TO Sell Land.

STAFF ts or ne Court S' hs aS
at Burlington, IN and Tor the district OF Chuenden,
on the second day of January, lS4i, comes GEakaE
u. SHAW, administrator of the estate Of Robert
Moody. late OF sand Burlington, deceased, ana llle>
in said cour his petition in writing, setting lorin tha
the amount of debts due from sail estate, as allowed
by the commissioners, was Sl3o0i 81, OF winch sum
has cen pad fortythrce cents upon the dollar, ana
that the ialance due the creditors Of SAID estate is
more than the value Of all the property, real ana per-
sonal remaining OF said estate in the hands or pos
session OF said Administrator; that the SAID MOODY
died ,czel of about one acre and quarter OF ianu
sIua Ell on the south side Of College street, IN sad
Burlington, Icing the homestead Of said Moody IN a
part ofwhch the dover of his low has been set out;
that he al died sczc OF thirty second part OF lot
No. 1899 in said Burlington, ea.cl 10 John II. Hop
kiis for the OF Of ten years from Aug1s' ISL,
upon an ANIMAL rent of abonl Sc, also Pews No:
3S, Az and hafof No. 65 in ST. paus Church IN sad
Burlington, together with stall in tho shed IN the
rear of snh church. aud also half pew in the brick
meeting house at Winoosti Falls in Colchester. in said
district, and that is necessary and would he lcne-
fetal 10 all concerned in said estate that The whole oil
the estate and the real estate afore add to-
geiher with the reverston ofihe widows dover aore-
said should lie sold for the payment of The debts a!ure
said and the expenses of administering sail estate and
praying said court to license the sad administrator
TO sell said real and personal estate and The sad re
version OF the widows dover al private sale or puhli'
auction.
Wherenpon the court aforesaid doth appon, The
second Wednesday Of February, A. d. 1914, for hear
ING nd deciding sad pcillion al The ohce OF TIT
Register Of aid court in said Burlington, AMI doth or
der that all persons interested lie noilhe thereof by
publication of this order, conlain ming the substance
said petition, three weeks successfully in the Burling
ton Free Press,a newspaper printed IN sad Burlington
the Last of which publications. 10 be previous 10 In
| time appointed a. aiore,a AID for hearing.
Given under my banda sad Burlington this u da!
slw3 wM. WESTON, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-05
OYSTER SUPPER.
Al the Pearl st House, Friday, January 5, 1874.
TROY CONFERENCE ACADEMY.

Dir. EDITOR :--Pcrnt me, through your COL
umns, TO congratulate the friends OF the Troy
Conference Academy, residing in this quarter
upon its present encouraging prospects,
Through the personal agency and exertions OF
the Principal, Rev. J. II. PECK, the former OF
pressive debts of the concern are now in the pro.
cess of speedy and entire liquidation. 1t is now,
through the bencvolence of the public, free to
present its ample facilities for instruction to lis
numerous patrons in every part of the confer
ence. 1t is beautifully located in the Village OF
West Poultney, VT. The buildings arc splen-
did and commodious, and the accommodations
are all upon the most ample scale for the con-
venience and education of youth.
SEVEN experienced and thorough IYsTRUc-
TORS stand at the head of as many dliferen, de-
part,ncnts, and each is furnished with ample
means for teaching, illustration, experiment and
practise.
The next Term commences on the third
Tuesday in February instead Of The first as the
catalogue states. The Principal informs me
that this change is made to accommodate the
young men teaching winter schools.
OBSERVER.
Burlington, Jan. ,, II.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-05
NEW FIRM.

rTNHE Subscribers having associated themselves
l. together for The purpose Of buying and selling
Goods under The Firm If COLE g. ROBIN SOh,
have taken the sore formerly occupied by Mcssrs
Lyman Il Cole and recently b, Mr.. Cole, on College
Street, where they intend to Keep general assert
meRt of
DRY GOODS & DRY GROCERIES.
and ss they Purchase sio!ahe for Cab, rh,ir'
friends mad tbs Publ, mag he assured that they can
receive Them o,e Tor Cash can be pnrehassi in
the village To lest tbs same they are respectfully IN
v.ied 10 call and examine rher new stock OF GOODS
lust received from New York, and Bos'ca among.
which are large assortment of Cloak ssH Dress
Goods consisting of Super Silk md Cotton Warp,
Alpaccns, rich and chnngeahle Alpaca Lasier. thu-
san superior article of Dap. Royal &c. &c
A SPLENDID assortment of rlch and plain Shaws,
nlso variety OF Cotton and Linen Goods. A gcner-
al ss.or,meni Of Furs such as Capes Collars Muis,
pnns e. Also large assortment Of Groceries,
snrh ns Teas, Coffee, Sugar Moasees, &c. by tbs
Chest. Barrel HID. or single pound
Produce of all kind taken in exchange for Goods
U;,ni.d particularly, 10000 lbs Fleece Wool, and
10 600 Sleeps PeIi for " hIch par, cssh will 10 p.d
Those wishing TO purchase, wonld do well TO cali
and examine oar goods before purchaser elsewhere.
MORTON COLE.
JOHN y, ROBINSON.
E,:rn.ass, Nov y, leia.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-05

At Hinesburgh, 23l Dec. PuILlp RourtL, aged 65
years.
In Rush, Pa on the 7ih ult., Of Influenza, widow
ABIGAIL IHAIrirLp, aged rs years.
At Renssclnervic, Dec. 9Th, of Consumption, Mrs.
SYLVIA q. WiLLsEY, wife of Solomon Wisey, and
daughter Of Bella Chitlenden, of SheIburn, VT.
In Wells Vermont, on the lst inst. after painful
illness, Mr.. AMOS Bowr, aged IS years.
In South Hero Dec. H. of apoplexy, Mrs. PHI
JENA keller, wife Of Abner Keeler Esq.
The wise man once proposed the inquiry, "who
can find viriuous woma for her price is far above
rubes" An the friends and acqualntances OF MIS-
K. do not hesitate TO answer, zoe hare found ono"
and cordially apply to her the description Of the viru
Gus woman, to be found in the 3s chapter ofProv.-
Her life and comedy department. were indeed bcaul-
full illustration Of the character there pourunycd.-
HON; was the sphere of her life and it her aim to
make those who dwell, there happy. The hear, of
her husband trusted in her, and her children call her
blessed The chief care of the household was conf led
her and well did she discharge the duties of life
that they scarcely knew what it 10 care for them.
selves One conspicuous proofof her excellence was
that her domcsiics delighted TO live with, and
serve her. and well they m iaht. She regarded them
no, so much as servants, those over whom she
should exercise mothers care, Although her cir.
cumsances rendered it unnecessarily for her to labor,
still she ate the bread of ilelness-she arose
while 1t was yet night and gava meat to her house
hold and portion TO hel mndens She stretched out
her hand to the poor, and the sick and afflicted know
how deep and sincere were her sympahcs and how
ready was she 10 lend the wakef eye and the helpng
hand In these noisy times, and in this SELFISH world
it's delightful TO contemplate SO beautiful and yet no,
ostenia,ious example OF te quiet virtues of the kns-
neighbour and "mother atlhoms." But she i gone,
and her surviving iamiy feel that the principal charm
of Home has forever departed. Com.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-05
Musical Convention.

The Convention for the Improvement of Sacred
Music, for which arrangements were made al the
late meeting in Essex, will lie holden al Jericho
Centre on the second Tuesday Of January next, Che
eh) at 10 O'clock A. NJ. All the chorS in the County
eonnec.ed with said Convention, with other friends
and lovers Of COOL mi>lc respectfully invited TO
attend. The attendants on the convention upon their
arrival will please cal Il. the church, where COM
mit,ec will be in readiness to receive them.
- An Address on the subject Of Mn>i.' may lecxpcct-
eda d ~ No-' i'n''i' FOR "e Ion"
>eceml er 90 1915
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-05

POTASH KETTLES,
PLOu6HS, Wagon Boxes nnl Axels constantly on
hand and for sale cheap al the Winoosk Iron F6nn-
dryly r.. II. CROSSMaN
Winoosh City, Jan. 3, 1874 81 n
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-05
c Hill Bl AIN 81

A MEDICINE for the remedy of these Mt
I ~ PECK e. SPEARS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-05
Elizabeth HrowncIrs Estate.

Dl>t,ic, of Ch,cnden, -. : l. prol ate cour,
for The District Of ChtiendCn, 10 all persons con"rr
Ell in the estate of ELIZABETH BROWNE l. late
of Colchester, in ,al district, deceased GREETING.
WHEREAS John $. Mun,on, administrator Of the
estate OF said de- Il, propo to render account
of his alni>rno and pic.c his account against
said estate for examination an allowance NJ Il .e>
son Of the Court OF Prol ac, TO L holden at l,, Reg
i>ter's Office in burlington, in laid dis riot the ioarh
Wednesday Of January, lS4l.
Therefore, yor herely notified 10 appear before
said court Al The time and place aiorc,ald AMI .hew
cause, if any yon have, why the account Aforesaid
sholli not lc allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this second
day OF January, A. ID. 1914.
81 VIM WESTON, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-05
NOTICE.

The members Of the Burlington Fire Conpa-
ny are hereby notified that the annual meeting
ofsaid company will be holden at J. Towards
Hotel in Burlington, on tho fourth Monday (thc
Oath day. OF January 1874, at o'clock T. Nj to
elect 10 Wardens, Clerk and Treasurer.to be
Trustees of said Company, and to transact any
other business authorised or requested by the
Charter Of incorporation and bylaws of said
Company. LYMAN CUMMINGS. Clerk
January 9, 1874.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-05

rs about commencing, and, 10 keep up our rep,,-
l. iatiun for ceiling Goods cheap, and lll-
cheaper than others, we will, on and after .Ne,c
Years, for The READY, ,e cheaper Than we have
ever etorc ereI, The balance OF DRY GOODS,
will lie sold al a very small advance from cost, and
other Good>n proport ion g. Tor sati, faction please
call and see fvr your elves.
Store on Church Street, 2 doors Sonih Of II. II.
Bo>iwcb'> Tin Shop. S. n. GAUT e. Co.
Burlington, Dee. 27, 1913 I'D
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-05
Daniel Richardson's Estate.

IJdTICI NICNdTuSOH'S EIsIdVCe
District Of ChGienden, s.. i for the District Of
Chltenden To all persons nccrned in the estate of
DANIEL RICHARDSON, late Of We>,fnrd in SAID
Di>irIc, deceased, GREETING.
WuEREA,, Sally Richardson administering of the
estate OF >ald dccea ell, proposes render an account
Of her administrator, and present their account
against said estate for examination and allowance al
session of the Court OF Probate, 10 e holden the
day Of January next.
THEREFORE,, You are hereby no'fel 10 appear be-
fore ,aId court AT the lime and place afore>ad, and
shew cause # an, you have, why The account llore-
sad should not lie allowed.
Given under my han at Burlington this 18th day
Of December A. D., 1913
29w3 WIN. WESTON, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-05
Nj q q p i q d

In Wlams,own, l4h inst. by Rev l.. Warren,
Mr.. Moses E. CLorGn jr., OF Orange TO Miss. Low
MA WARsoH Of w.
In Montpelier village on the 10Th inst, by Rev s.
Kellogg, Maj. WILLIAM T. BuRSnA:i TO Miss JA.r
KENDALL, all Of that place.
In TuckcrsvilIe Sheburn on the Goth Get. by Henry
S. Morse, ESQ Mr. VIM. RANsLow Of Thayersvlc
She!burn, to Miss Sally SEARS of Monk,on.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-05
DRY GOODS.


DLACK, Hlue Black md Coored Silk and Cotton
ID Warp Apaccas and Alpaca Luslres; Change
able Striped and Figured do. Lnnettas, Princetlns,
Orleans, Ieno5ie and Camblet Cloths; Black and
Blue Black Bombaaines and .ilpines Black end Col
oroi Thibet Cloths, French and English Mcrinoes
light and dar; Printed Saxonys, EoIIans, Taglionas
Fancy Ciape, Imperial Chnsans pezans Plain and
Figured Nous De LANES, Mecklinehurnh Lustres,
Grape Chusans, Klmernock Grapes, FOR CLOAKS
AND DRESSES; Black, Blue Black and rich Fig
ured Silks for Dresses, &c.
Bonnet Silks, rich Figured and Plain; silk Velve,s
for Bonnels and Velvet Ribbon. TO match, and any
quantity of Bonnet, Neck and other Ribbons.
Figured and Plain silk Lace for Wells and Cotton
do, Black Chantilla Wells Rich Silk Velvet Plush
and Silk Points and Dress handkerchief, Roseln,
Silk, Worstei and various other Planls.
Frilled Din'y Collars, Dmty .or do. French
Flowers. Cords and Tassels, colored silk Cords,
Grads, Gimps, Frnaes, Trimmings Gloves Mus
and Hosiery lnnumerable; Zephyr, Worsted. Wors-
ted Patterns and Working Canvass, Mu.lins, Combs
and thousand other articles usually wanted.
ALSO, 5000 Yards Light aud Dark MORNINGS
and half Mourning Calcoes and Ginghams, by actual
measurement.
The above Goods arc 10 he sold cheap, nv
LOVELY & SEYMOUR.
Church Street, Burlington IS
Nov 90 lSl3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-05
Gentlcmen's Furnishing Goods.

L'RENf'H II, English aud American Feaver, Broad
L and Pilot Cloth; Black and Fancy Merno Cas-.
simcrcs Satinotis, English and French Black and
Blue Black Satin Vestngs Six and WOODEN Velvet
do, Black Italian Alpaca and Fancy Handkerchief,
VI hair Ctavats Satin and Bomhnzne Stocks, linn
Collars and Bosoms, silk and Linn Pocket Hand
terchels, White. Black aud Coored silk Gloves
Black and Brown Merino Angola AMI various Other
Gloves and Mitrins. Merno and Cotton Shirts and
Drawers, Socks, Merino Hose, Cloak Cord and
Tassols, Wooden Canes and Tppets; Cloth, Velvet
Srallelo, fur trimmed Capes; Coat. Vest and Pan
falcons Trimmings. A large assortment OF the
above goods can be found n,
LOVELY & SEYMOUR
Church Street. Burlington,
November 20. 1913. I
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-05
burlington Female Seminary,

The meml ers oflnc Corporation Of The Burlington
f. male Seminary notified meet a, the Hotel Of
,,,hn Howard, on Monday evening, the h OF January,
,A4a oco ck for the election Of officers Of said Cor
poraiion. GEO. b. SHAW, Secretary.
Dec. och. 13i3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-05
MOI I('E.

THE Board OF appeals for the 9th Regiment Of the
Vermont Militia which was organized and COM
menced its session on the 9Th day of Dec l343, is
still open and will hold session for the rial of such
cases as may then be before them, at Allen & Pnti's
office, in Burlington. the l2,h day of December,
1913, at 9 o'clock, in the forenoon
HEMAN ALLEN President efMe Board.
noc & 1SlS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-05
Bella Chittendcn's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, AT Probate
District Of ChiuenAen, s.. ! IA Cour, held a,
Burl gon within andior said District OF Chen-len
ON the eleventh day of December, A. y. 1843 come,
Simeon w. Payne, administrator of the estate of
Bella Chi'tenden, late Of Sheburn in SAID district, de-
ceased and files in said court his petition, in writing
setting forth that the claims allowed by the commits
sloners against said estate amount to 1888 90; that
the personal estate of said deceased a. invenored
amounted TO S2l709 which has lcen sold under an
order OF SAID court and the proceeds of such sale have
been expended in paying the debts allowed against
SAID estate and the expenses Of administration; that
sad ad mntrator has settled his admins ,ra,on ac
count IN SAID court, showing u balance due him Of
s7,97; that there is balance Of the claims against
SAID estate rema ming unpaid, and that il is necessary
to sell the real estate Of the said deceased TO the
amount Of forty dollars thcreabouts for the pur-
pose Of paving the alarce Of claims AGAINST said es-
tate and tie expenses If administration and pray
ing for license to sell So much Of the real estate as
may be necessary 10 pay .ail sum. WuEREupuH,
he court aforesaid doth appoint the second Welnc>-
day of January, 1874, for hearing and deciding on
SAID petit on Al the Office If the Register Of said court
IN sad Burlington, and doth order that all persons
interested lie notified thereof ly pul LEGATION of ihi,
order, containing the substance OF said petition, three
weeks succes>lveiy in the Burlington Free Press q
newspaper printed in said Burlington, the la>, OF
winch ulcalions to lie previous 10 the day appoint.
ed as aIore>a iora hearing.
Given under my hand al said Burlington, the day
and year first above mentioned. 20
+ VIM. WESTON, Register
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-05
PILES! PILES!

I EFT The afflicted remember that, they have Rem.
IL edv III the Genuine Hay Lnment. Dozen,
aud do2eu> have been sold N this vicinity within tn,
pat two years tc>yn" 10 IT, e!!ciency,a
30 PECK Il SPEARS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-05
william Bushc' - state.

william Bushc' - state.
STATE OF VERMONT, ! The Hon. the Probate
District of Chii'enlen, IS. ! Court for The District
OF Chlilenden To all persons concerned in the Es-
tate OF VIM. Bu>he late Of Underh,i, in said District,
deceased Greeting.
WHEREAS, Bnel Cady administrator of the Estate
OF said deceased, proposes 10 render account ofhs
administration, and present his account against said
estate for examination and allowance al session Of
The Court ofProate to lie holden al The Registers OF
flee in Burlington, the second Wednesday Of jan
uary next.
THEREFORE,, Yor are hereby noiel TO appear be-
fore said at the time and place atore, I'D, and
shew cause # any yon have, why the account aiore
sad shot Id not e allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this 2lst day
of December, A. b. IS43.
20 WIN. WESTON Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-05
T. O Y S :.

NOAHS ARKS, Tea SEES, Dining Sets, Kitchen
~ Utensils, Cooking Apparatus, Knve. and Forks
for COOL Boys and GrI-, Book Boxes, Balls, Harmo-
me-, Glass Toys Of all descriptions, Fancy Boxes,
Wooden Blocks TO paste Alphahels on, Mineral
Trunks and Money Boxes, Snuff Boxes in great va
rieiy, Ivory Boxes, Horn Boxes, Medals and Neck
Ornaments, Medal on Beed., Miraculous Medals,
Gro. Emere>, Toy Canlle>lcks, Kid Dolls, Crying
Polls, Nur,es with child in arms, Marks Toy
Watches, Te'e iec sel>, Trumret>, Kaleidoscope>
Balls, Toy Whip,, Wagons, Shell Cushions Fur
niture, Nine Pms, G arr, Sofas Musical Dancers,
Horses Mills, Birds. Girls with Geese, NoddrnG Girls
and Women, Tin Horses, Cars, Hor,eman Dark,
Dogs, Frogs and HoS>, Crncino, China Animals
BOYS and Girls Heads for Dolls Grace>, Cups and
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