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LAW SCHOOL.

TlEfE undersigned proposes to open Law School in
the town of Hillsborough on the first day OF July
next To young gentlemen who are desrous OF engag
in the study OF Law he will give instruction dur
ing the time he is necessarily attending his courts.
/ % - J. L BAILEY.
May,29. 1915, -.-,.-.--~z--. ,656-6t
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LUCINA CORDIAL.

is barely two years since the general ntroduc-
Il ton of the Lucna Cordial into the United Staies
and in that perud it has only spread its Usefulness
TALON which it had previously acquired in EsrrPe.
has also added to the renonofts lustrious by
the unrivalied powers it has been discovered pos
sess in the ofincipent consumption The knowI-
edge OF its wonderful inu in renovating and invg-
oraton the human frame rstsuggesed the idea of using
tion which places the disease with due precauton un-
der the control of the patient l. is scarcely necessary
this period recommend the Lucina cordial as an all
sufficient remedy in of Geet, -Four lbns, difficult
painful MensI uation, ncontnency of Urine aud al
diseases arising from debliiaon of the system where
impulse restorative is wanted throughout the
United States it has taken precedence of all other medi-
cnes in such cases. and leaves nothing further be
hoped f; its cures being speedy project, permanent,
and effected without pain or trouble.
For sale in Raleigh by Messrs. Williams, Haywood
g. Co.. 80 ast-.
august 8, 1916. 562 Gun.
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SNUFF INSMALL BL40nDo-

lust Receiyed:a superior new article of &c.,
- Snuff warranted good and if not approved scotch
returned and the money refunded price 25 may bs
pound. pounds for dollar, for sale at be cban per
gar stsre FayettVile street opposite City Hail Cl-
= .i-t KRAUSE & MITrrD
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NOTICE

we are desirous of closing our business in this
n place as soon as possible, we respectfully request
ment. RUSSELL & ESKRIDGE.
Sune ien. 654-n
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Summer Arrangements:
-BEDS! BEDS! l.

GoTToN and Shuck Mattresses, very Superior
u Article for Summer beds. Also old Hair and Moss
Mattresses repaired and made equal to new. Apply to
the Subscriber, or at the ComPany's Silk building in
the vicinity of the City. j. q. MA IHEk:a
July Esd, ls45. oss-tLa
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& The SUBSCRIBER tate STfT fGSgUD9
has this day commenced receiving his fall
NNNla s. 80 MEDICINES.
Paints. Oils, Dyestuffss
q aYsss tEerfIlmery, &c. ssisfg
which have beenseected with special quail
iy the best Northern markets. the most aUorabLe
terms; and there being division of profits hereto
lore, Iam prepared to offer much greater inducements
TO purchasers am determined to keep the purest arti
cies and sell on such terms TAIL TO give en-
tire satisfaction TO all who may be disposed patr0niZe
Some Of the leading articles enumerated below
indigo best Caraccas, Spanish Brown, -
Sc Manila, Venetian Red, =
Madder, Dutch, Pat Black, II - =
French, fadf Crome Greens. sR6
Logweod, in stick and bbls. Paris Sea- sfs7hI-
Redwood. 6 s' Crome Yellow, So Isl
Fustic, :" Red,
Camwood, s' Lamp Oil,
Sanars, Sc Linseed do.
White Lead, dry and in oil, Tanners do 80 'l7 I'd
Red Lead, . ~ -. sf Soaps great variety, -
Blk ss -7H", te s 3" Brushes. all kinds, 79H -
Verdigris sas." Ia efs" Copal Varnish, {
Salt Pere. -tt.s...it : :, Coach as a. eei5ag
Castor OIL in bblF. and bots Japan " 4 gefs ssssgE
Turpentine, !" q: Window Glass, from K 10
Sweet Oil, /" sc tolSx24,
Qunine, Epson Salts, b Snufts, all kindss ia
Saleratus, -. Cigars, l-.f-..
Blue Stone, Chewing Teoacco
sss 5saA 5la4s feAd sst p F. PESCUD. q
B. Prescriptions put up at all hours BY careful and
we'll experienced persons. P.F.P.
August 20, lS46 1io 564-tE
Register and Independent copy. - r-5fl-J
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= Large lot of SALT and Family Gro.
received and for sale low by the sUbscr-
ber. JOHN Il. Will AAEn.
July End, 1915 656 st.
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IIcrrfngs Herrimas !, Hcrr,n.

HAVE in store one hundred and twenty Sva -
and half barrels of best family rec and cu oaifeI
for sale low ot cash only. AefflhgS
i also wish to barter for one thousand pouna.. =,
Castings. Call on Old Marker street second d cid
B. B. Smiths. Js4S JORDAN Wo1Onr MOOT from
Raleigh, May 26. ls46 BLE HsI
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A Masn1ffcent And Cheap WORK

A n Anatomical Atlas Illustrative of the Structure
IA ofthe Human Body-by Henry H. Smith VI. D.,
under the Supervision of William E. Horner NJ. d. in
in one large volume imperial Octave For Sale at the
North CaIolina Book Store. TURNER & HUGHES.
May 81, ls45. 55O-Iy.
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6PRING G00MS-

We are now iFeceiVing our supplies of g..
and Summer Goods-amoDg them rich .sryle.r rr,ng .
zarines, Lawns, &C.; large assortment Of 8, 0aL
including every description Bonnets and 'puOes noes
Call and see! H.sA.ABADHAM Il & Cns!s
March Is. ls45. f. 541,c
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NEW SHOP in RALEIGH :
FOR PLATING. CASTINGg GUN
,SM1THRNGS NTENDIN(S. SC. DC.

TSMITH1NG, m ENDING, sc. &c.
VVNHE subscriber Informs his friends and the public
eeneraily that he has taken shop on Morgan street,
next door to the Coach Shop Of the late Capt m f.
Clark where he will executeaH Siverand Brass Plat
ing Carriage Irons, old and new and all other kinds
C mating In the neafest and most substantial
and at the shortest notice. the old way-Cssting Mill
Inks and Saw Mill Boxes-Gunsmithing and repairing
all kinds of Lock Brass Andirons,
Shoyeis and Tongues and Cand Sucks-and all fancy
iobs-as cheap the times require, tor Cash.
Orders from distance, well as at home thankfully
r'~''r,s WIN. E. LEE.
Raleigh, May 6. ls45. blS.tf
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PREMIUMS PAYABLE ANNUALLY.

There tables for single lves joint lives, survivor
ships of two or three lives, endowmens for children &C.
Tables also for ANNUITIES, both immediate and de-
ferred. All these tables haze been calculated from
sterling into dollars and cents, s.-..-
o. All applications for Insurance, above must be
made to the subscriber who is prepared to furnish all
necessary information to applicants that they may
quire' GEORGE LITTLE Agent
Raleigh, July FL, Is45 56O-st.
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The admirable system of Life Insurance which this
Institution has organized and which has secured such
marke distinction in Europe, has obtained it the
highest favor in America During the short period of
its establishment in the United Saies its principles
have the unqualified approval of many eminent
men and the patronage it has received fully the
public confidence in its favor.
Examples of Rates-for the .qssmonce of 500 on a
estG Sin pie Life
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Save your. Corn CObs g. Shucks y!
To the. Planters and 1zlIlcys Of North
Carolina.

|
The undersigned has obtained letters patent to
enable common Mill stones tor rocks) now in use,
TO grind CORN, COB anil SHUCK, into meal,
for horses, mules, cattle, hogs &c, thereby saving
more than one third of crop, Which is an imPor-
fanI item with planters. The machinery used tOT
the abov purpose is simple and durable. and can
not, with fair means. get out Uf order. II Will last
as long the stones last, with an expense Of oO
cents every five years. To enable the common
mill stones grind earcorn iH1o meal requires No
new buildings 0r extra power. Il can also be 'P-
Piled 10 horse mills, threshng machines, gins Or
any given power known. The same mill will
grind one-third more of corn meal by The intro
ductiou OF this machinery, and can be changed
from grinding corn cob, and sbuPk 10 grinding
corn meal in The space of thirty seconds. CUrn
alone when fed to Stock is said to be by the most
practical and scientific planters coHstparing in IT'S
effects, producing founders, cholics and various
other maadies which are incident TO stock. Grind
ing coSs and shuck with the corn makes a food
congenial with their nature, and cannot produce
any of the serious results above mentioned. SiocE
when fed on corn exclusively, are deprived oflhe
benefits of distensfon $50 necessary to the proper
health Of animals,) by their being unable TO eai
sufficient bulk to produce Gisiension before Inc
animal becomes goTged. Cobs ground with the
corn produce this necessary dIsiension, without
any danger of diseases arising from oVeTeatlng'
Corn cob and shuck meal is improved by scslding,
and still more by boiling, and yet more by parn
al fermentation. All the preparations facilitate
moi eat fermented food, consequently :hey will re-
quire il dry or partially wei with cold wafer;
Horses, mules and oxen, when fed with ungrouDd
food, void much 10 undigpsIed state, which IS
OF course lost for all beneficial purposes.
~ Read lheysuhjoined certificate.
~ The undersigned can be addressed at ka-
leigh, and all calls viii be attended to puncIualy
and with despatch by himself agent.
-, VIM. F. COLLINS,
Raleigh. Feb 60 Is45
h1oln al h, a.
my Mill adjusted 10 grind Corn in the Ear anu
Shuck, I,consented that be should do so as an eX-
pertinent; and ! am able to say that it grnd'
Corn in the Shuck al the rate Of 80 bushels per
hour; and the dressing Of the stones is 50 mprOV'
ed that it grinds shelled Corn more than twice as
fast as before and BY my watch, at the rate Of ID
bushels per hour. and the meal finer than usual.
deem il valuable imProVement;f and shall Pur-
chase the right touse H. as it will afford me
speedy way of feeding my horses and cattle, and
save much thereby.
4 sase aes WIN. BOYLAN.
Feb. 20, IS45. - s536-1y.
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Besdes prizes of $400l &250l
&c. &c. &c.
Whole Tickets S2O-Half Slo-Quarter S5
Eighth Sc so. t.
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= The subscriber tlate STtrH &. PEseUDl
has this day commenced receiving his fall
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PIANO EORVES, &C.

PIANO FORYES. sc.
GNAINES, RICHES & CO., Booksellers and Station
u ers, Sycamore St Petersburg, Va. keep constantly
for sale at greatly reduced prices Boston Chickerng
and New York Piano Fortes, Of superior finish, touch
and tone, which they will in every pur
chasers Also, Books, Stationery, Music and Musical
Instruments, and every other article usually kept in
such establishments.
Orders from their country friends will be punctualy
filed upon very low terms.
Petersburg, June 8, lS45. 553-1y.
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Regatta and Plantation Cigars.

TUST received superior article Of the above C;gan,
e. for sale al the Cheap Cigar Store.
-.s,--7s5ssv KRAUSE l. MILLER.
efl5 Fayetteville Street opposite City Hall
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
J. G. GREGORY CO. MANAGERS.
Most Splen d i d!
S75,OOO!!!
$25,OOOI $4,000!

GRAND
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class A, for 1S45.
To be drawn in Alexandra, D. C., on Saturday,
9Th September, 1S45.
78 Number LOttery-13 Drawn Ballots
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CHAMPLAIN RAILROAD-NEW
SURVEY,

Mr.. Gilbert has jus, completed his survey
between this place and Burlington. The
results show an astonishing improvement,
over that made under the direction of Mr..
FELTON,. The distance is increased about
one mile, making something more than III
miles from Bellows Falls to Burlington.
Between Rutland and Burlington, his line
is half mile shorter than Fellon's, but he
increases the distance is crossing the noun.
tain nearly mile and half, thereby saving
great amount Of excavation and embank-
ment. There will be no grade exceeding
60 feet to the mile, and but % miles of that
Four-6fihs Of the embankment at Jewels
Brook will be saved and one half of the Gu,
upon the summit Of the mountain. Mr.. Gil
bert finds that there are no curves of less
than 1000 feet radius. The average ex.
pensc Of grading and bridging will not be
$4,000 the mile. This survey shows con.
clusively that the cost of the road from here
TO Rutland will be much less the mile thar
the Cheshire will cost between this place
and Winchandon; and from Rutland to Bur.
lingion, the line, as now run, is upon ;ht
least expensive route yet surveyed in New
England. Falls Gag.
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STATE OF VERMONT, A T PRO- ate Court
within AMI for >ail District OF Chtcndcn, on the
eleventh day of luly, 1915, Present, the Hon. Charles
Russell, Judge If sail court comes Laura Field, adj
mini-,rarlx OF the estate Of HENRY FIELD, late
a Jericho, in ,ail district deceased, AMI flies in SAID
Cuur her petition, writng, setting forth that the
claims allowed again.t salI e-la'e, hy The commits
>ioner>, anon, 10 e5i1 IS that The personal eta'e
OF the aid dee ea'ci, remaining in the hands 81 sald
administrators settlement Of her administration
cont in said court amounted to S573 60, of which
1858 40 has since cen a>>Gnelby said court To the
widow ofIhe ad deceased, tor her own use that he
personal estate oihe said decea ed is insufficient for
the payment OF The debts allowed against sad estate
aud the expense. of administration and that II will
he necessary >ell tie following desert el real estate
Of the said ecea~e for that purpose, VIZ :-abour nine
acres Of land with The Appearances thereof >itna.
led in SAID Jericho, which was conveyed to the laid
Henry Field hy Oliver Whi'mar>h and Lyman Stump
son, by their d. dated May h. 1889; and praying
SAID court 10 license her 10 sell >ad real eta'e for
that purpose. Aud the said adm nsirairx, on the
same eleventh day Of July, 1915, fled in >ai court
her other petition. m writing, setting forth that The
all Henry, IN his lifetime, contracted TO SCI, TO Elias
Bart ell OF sad Jericho, the following described par
Gel Of land, situated in SAID Jercho VIZ: lcgnnns
al the northeast corner OF land owned lay the heirs OF
Billy Bartlett; thence south 40 degree, east nine
chains 6' links, 10 post thence south "A degrees,
west eight chains and % Juhs, TO stake IN line
OF land owned by sail Henry and said heirs; thence
| north 40 degrees, west eleven CHAINS to a stake aud
stones; thence north "A degrees, eat nine chains,
30 links, TO the place OF eanning, containing about
nine acres OF land that previously the death OF
he sad Henry he received payment for sal parcel
OF land from the sad Elias Bartlett, bu, died without
having executed deed thereof 10 the laid Ella, nd
was, the time OF his death, under Obligation 10 deed
SAID land to the said la>, aud praying said Corr, 10
grant her license deed SAID land 10 The al Elia>
agreeahly 10 the sta e in such made and pro-
| vide -
| WHEREupoN, the court aforesaid doth appoint the
fourth Wednesday in August, 1915, foi hearing and
deciding on sad peon, AT the office of the Regis or
OF SAID court IN sad Burlington, at ten O'clock in the
toreno n, and doth order that all persons interested
be notified thereof by Publication OF this ORDER cou.
tanning the substance Of laid peliions, three weeks
succe, sively IN the Burlington Free Press, new>pa-
per printed IN laid Burlington, the lat ofwhich pub
! In August 1915.
| Given under my hand at SAID Burlington, this llth
day OF July, A. ID. 1875.
! Sw3 WM WESTON REGISTER
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GREAT YIELD OF HAY.


Mr.. II. P. Hickok of this place, gathered
in from two and one half acres of meadow,
last week, thirteen grea, loads of hay in good
order. The Hay was herds grass with a
sprinkllng of red clover and red top, and the
loads are estimated by the hands in the field
ct one ton each. This meadow was cleared
Of pine s,umps, and heavily MANFRED some
twenty-five years ago. Since then it has
invariably produced large crops, mostly of
hha$, and with very little manure of any de-
scription. We present it as a fine specimen
of Vermont soil, and with view to recon,-
mend to our farmers TO manure heavily what
land they do manure. with the assurance Of
immediate and permanent benefit. Five
tons of the bes, hay to the acre, is something
for the most fertile district of country to tell
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b U r LINZ TON
HyEM APR EyH MeJpsY A n ~.

THE FALL TERN OF this Institution viii com.
i mence on Monday the 9Th of September, and
continue two quarters, or % weeks The several
Departments of Instruction are all filled with exper.
enced and thorough Teachers. While the sol 4
branches, which tram young Ladies To habits of cor
rect thinking and make them thoughtful and woman.
ly-minded and deeply conscious of obligation. are
mado most prominent in our course of study peeu.
liar advantages are furnished for acquiring a correc
knowledge Of Music, Drawing, Painting and the
French Language.
The whole establishment, both in the department
of insruc ton and the boa riding hause will hereafter b,
ulder the care of Tie Rev. Mr.. Converse who viii
seek 10 give to il the unity and kindly influence Of
well regulated christian family.
Terms:
Half payable in advance.
Tuition. in English and Latin Branch
tes, per quarter 800
Pauo MUSIC, bOO
Instrument for Practice, 200
Drawing and Painting, 400
French, $50
Board including rooms fuel lights and iurnitur,
s22 per quarter Of ii weeks, or S25 including wash
ing. No admissions for less than ono quarter, anc
no deduction made for absence except in cases O
protracled illness.
JAS. W, HICKOK, Sec.
Burlington, August 6, 1875. 10
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MIDDLEBURY BAND.

We applaud the good taste of the gradu.
s,ng class in procuring the services of this
very respectable association. 1t embraces
some Of the finest musical talent in the coun.
try, and we hardly recollect of more &C.
ceptable performance on similar occasion.
Mr.. BARsTow, the leader, is one of the most
accomplished bugle players we ever heard F;
and If Mr.. Kendall is in fact his superior, we
ere quite sure he must enjoy that distinction
alone. Our friend HARRIS, too, in addition
to his fine musical talent, has SO much music
in his composition that his presence is al.
ways welcome. But distinctions are inv,di.
Gus, where all do well; and we will conclude
BY inviting our neighbors to visit US again
on fitting occasion.
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MESSRS. BRINSMAID g. BROTHERS

RE receiving n more beautiful assortment of
Goods for the summer and fall trade than they
have before had the pleasure OF offering to their Gus.
toners Amongst the goods are great variety OF
Gold Chains. Watches Pencils Studs, style Ca
meo, Enameled, and Stone Pins. We have received
q few more of those splendid English Pins and Rings,
beautiful assortment Of nkstands. Enveones, Fam
cy Billet Note and Letter Paper, Cards, Tissue Pa
per, Letter Weiehers. Escritoires, Tube, Pump and
other pocket and desk 1nksfands, Maynard d. Noyes
and other good Inks Sheffield and other GOOD Cake
Baskets, and Spoons; Tonst.rocks, Egg Boilers
Hunters Drinking Flask. Nut Picks; Scales, Di,i
ders, Proraciors, and other mathematical instru
men's; fine pen and pocket Knives, Glazer's dla-
monds, nail files and brushes, steel stiettots pocket
cork screws iweezers, crumb brushes, fine Fans soft
tooth brushes, Fly Hooks, glasses, Carpet bags
| Daguerreotype Lockes, Cases, &c. Silver Forks
Butter knives, Fruit knives, DC. hall and palor
Lamps; splendid lot of Horse Nets; gilt and ma
hogany framed Looking Glasses, Work boxes, Pnrlnr
hearth brushes and bellows, nice willow work and
travelling baskets stone china butter Dishes with COW
and place for ice cream fieeZers, beautiful
hair brushes, good calf and russell WALLETS, and
more extensive variety of new and rich goods than is
usually to be found in the country.
We have just received an invoice of Duplex and Lew
er Watches of Morris Tobias, London made also of
other reputable makers-John Harrison, X. g.. G..
! Beesley, Jas. johnson, and Others.
! Also fine Geneva made Levers and Lepnes, of our
own importalion of new and splendid patterns, some
ready -cased IN gold and silver, and movements will
be cased 10 order of any style pattern wanted In
| the Gold Watch and Cham Department we have such
arrangements now perfected that will enable TO
give bnianlns equal TO any city house which sells
go0d genuine watches and chains
An examination of our new and extensive assert
men--oi our prices and the quality OF our Goods j..
respectfully solicited We have made and are max ne
arrangements which will enable us TO attend with
/ rrcmptness 10 all who call upon or send to us for
Goods and 10 make Spoons, Forks. and all silver
goods, If the plain threaded Victoria or an, other
pattern Of silver ware, in any quantity, at the lowest
prices that good work be obtained at any where.
| All the members of the firm are at home' who
with other help, will give their constant attention 10
customers and their work. Watches, Clocks, md
Jewerv and all articles in the line cleaned repair
| ed IN the best manner.
BRINsMAID e. BROTHERS.
Aug. LIST. 1915 9
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HAVING just returned from New York, offers a
j l. choice selection OF GOODS for Ladies Dresses
for the warm weather of July aud August.
Muslin Gn-hams, Printed Lawns, Balxornes,
French MuslIns, dc. &c. Spiral Cord to match.
Also, Light and lark Cori hid and Silk Gloves
Lisle Tn cad Gloves Lise six fdgng &c. Black,
PLAN AMI iIured Sill Lace FER Wells Plain and fancy
Silk ParasDs and sun Shades, Cotton do.
Carpet Sltchels with ard without locks. 4 beau
tifu assortment Of XelhyI Worsted, Canvass AMI
WDrsIed Neeiles, Assorted cllored Cord aud Tas-
sails t Windows. Silk Cord and Tnssals assorted col
ors for Dres es lIerrmac and other G.nghams large
and small PLAID. 100 Loz Coats superior Cable
Thread six cord
Burlington, July H. 1915.
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Petition 10 sell Land.

Dltrrt Of T chend.n. -. A Court held a.
Burlington within an for laid ds,ric, of Chitlenden
the eleventh day of JuIy, lsi5, Present, the Hon
harc> Russell Judge OF sad count, comes LAURA
FIELD. OF Jericho, in ,aid district. who Is Guardian I
her minor children, David l.. Field, John II. Field
Rachel f. Field, and Goui,a s. Field, all Of said Jer-
I'hu. and filed m >ad court her petition. IN wiring,
setting forth that her said wards seized in Their
videI third paris ct The following de,cr ell parcel OF
land lying in ,al Jericho. beginning al sake an
stone. m the southeast corner ut land Nned Hen
rs eld late OF said Jericho deceased the time OF his
death, SAID sake standing IN the original line eiween
sald FEELS landand land Of -. Nrlgh theme nOrh
49,, 20 chains 80 links thence north 4i@ east
chains 30 links theme north 79@ east chains u
links 10 a bulternut tree thence north 40-, east 20
chiiu> SO links, 10 stake >tan ling line elween
said Felf- and WH,ht'> lani; thence south
AZ west chains 10 links, tothe place Of beginning.
sail wards 10 have their interest IN sad parcel Ut lanl
! t. and have the proceeds Of such sale invested a.
interest or IN other real estate; AMI praying sad
to grant her license to sell sad wards IN ere
IN sail pacel OF and. for the purpo~e at read =
WHEREUPoS the court aiure. a ID doth appoint the
fourth Weln>sd,v in August, 1875, for hearing an
deciding on sail petition, al The Office of The Register
of all coTrt, in said Burlington AT ten O'Clock IN th'
forenoon, and doth order that all persons Interested
t. noIihed thereof publication OF this order, con-
tanning the substance OF said retljOn, three week
SUCCESSFULLY in the burlington Free Pres, new>pa.
per printed il said Brlinston the last Of which pub
licaiun> to lie previous said fourth Wednesday N
August, lS45.
Given under my hand at said Burlington, this lli
day Of judy, 1915.
aw3 Wa. WESTON, Repisier