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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-04-04

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hn E n s WV ,',h d;so,sn os tho jnngs
,h;ch he s,",,n ,aoSv nerS,os ,ro ncrsevrrnolv
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1917, uG.q, III WIN. Sr, ham,, ond has ihus
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lul tesie' ny Tue numerous CIc.c ~ Inv
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eN!taordinary manner uuIh9 ms sp1ou,' az coHugoi
But ms ds,oln'Ion was attended WIN uo co,iso'"
,ont Oh Cnrlstanty; ne foee'cou ,,iu s.',,r,o.o U
ucaln win resignation ana perfect coHiposue NY
by his calm and holy conversation evnced That death
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-04-04
Petition to sell Land,

STATE or VERMONT, A T session of the
District of Churenden, SIS. n Probate Court held
at Burlington within and for said district of Cbi,,cn.
den, on the 29th day of March, 1915 comes Samuel
Fletcher, guardian of Oran lsham of Sheburn in s,i
district and files IN sad court his petition in writing
setting forth that his said ward is seized in his own
right IN fee of one undivided fifth pan of the following
described tract or parcel of land lying m said Shc7
burn, VIZ; all the lands and buildings devised bv
Joshua lsham, late OF said She.burn decreased n
Martha lsham. late of said Shelburn deceased while
she remained his widow, Icing all the land lynu
south of the east and west road passing the lnte
dwelling house of the said Joshua deceased and on 9,
of the road leading southerly from the school bouse
to Nathan Lakes, bounded southery by JJaIez Kin.
noys lana and easery by the river La Plat, and mil
pond at hlghwaier mark; that it would be conducive
10 the best interest of said ward to have all his ;n,
est IN sad land sold AMI have the proceeds of s,r
sale put interest Invested in other real estate an
praying sad court TO license the said guard an 10 sell
'he whole OF sad wards interest in said land
NHEnEuPoN, the court aforesaid doth apnoint IN,
second Wednesday Of May, 1915 for hearino md do
cldlhg on SAID petition AT the office of The Reaisicr n
slid court m sad burlington at ten o'clock in IN,
forenoon and doth order that all person, INTERESTED
lneren De notified hcreofby publication of his order
containing the substance of said petition three week.
successfully IN the Burlington Free Press. newsn,
per printed IN said Burlington the last of which pnb
Nav, 1915. ' '''"'su"y
Gwen under my hand this 29lh day of M,rcb lsi,
1'"' WM' WESTON, Register.
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Andrew ChaifirlG,s issta1o-

STATE OF VERMONT, THE Hon. the p,o.
nlSirrl OF Chrienden, s. L bate Conrl for III,
District Of Cbltlenden To all persons concern,d ~
lhe estate OF Andrew Chaiiell, late OF unn,inoton
!" T'u ''s'''I' "o'e", ca, GREETING.
WHEREAS, Heman Geu, administrator Of the es
tate OF ,ald deceased, proposes to render an accom-,
OF III, administration, AMI present HI, account rain.
Sad estate tor examination and allowance al a session
OF he oonrl OF Probate, 10 ne holden al the Eaql,
Hall in Wlll,lon, IN SAID di,trirl ON the iLra NJ
day If Aprll next.
Therefore, You are hereby notified to appear beor,
SAID court at The time and place aforesaid and hev
cause, if any you have, why the account alolesa
should not lie allowed
Given under my hand al Burlington, this 3l,, da,
Of March A. d. 1916. ''' 11!
4w3 WM. WESTON, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-04-04

WE the subscribers, having Teen appointed by
w tie Honorable the Probate Court for the DIS.
'r't Of Chucnlen, Commissioners to receive, exam
me and adjust the claims and demand, Of all person,
against the ee,late Of Calvin Ray late Of Hines
burgh in laid district deceased reIre>enlei in,ovent
and also all claims and demands cXhil tied in Off e.
thereto; and TX months from the day of the dat,
hereof, Icing allowed v SAID court for that purpo. e.
we do therefore hereby give notice, that we vii al
tend TO the business Of our appointmon, AT the late
dwe'ling-house of the said deceased. in Hncsburgh
IN said District, the first Wadnes laws Of July and
September next AT 10 O'clock, 4. NJ on each Of sad
day-.
Da;el ihi. l9h day Of March, 4. =. 1915.
JOSEPH MABSH.
DANIEL PATRICK, : Commi,sIa
JOHN $. PATRICK, llw3
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Ebenczer iiurtlick's Estate.


f p1a 9 EEMoN st held r at B6 c9s
within and for said district of Chiltrnden on the fl
day Of April. lSl5, present the Hon. Charles Russell,
Judge of said Court, comes Benjamin + Mcfarland,
administrator of the estate Of EBENEIlIR BUR-
DICK, late of Westfotd in said district. deceased,
and files SAID court his petition, in writing setting
forth that The said benczer died seized Of undy-
ded fifth part Of about sixty and half acres of lot
No. 80 in the third division of nnds in said Wosord,
being the same lands the seizure and possession OF
which the said admins ranr has recovered in actions
of eic'tment, brought in Chtondcn County Court,
one against Stafford Stone; one against James Swan;
one against John Swan, md one against Charles I.ar-
nnrd that no personal estate of the said deceased
ever came to the knowledge possession Of said nd
nnlsratOr, and that sale of all the interest Of said
estate m sad lands IS necessary for the payment of
The expenses of recovering the possession of said
lands, and of administering said estate, and praying
sad court for license to sell the whole Of the interest
of said estate in sad lands for the purpose aforesaid
lgreenby 10 the statute IN such cases made and pro-
ylded -
Whcrcupon, the court aforesaid doth appoint the
fourth Wednesday of April 1916, for hearing and de-
Gliding on said petition n'sihe Office Of the Register of
sad court IN SID Burlington, AZ ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, and doth order that all persons interested
be notified thereof by pu'licnon Of this Order con-
tanning the substance OF said petition. three weeks
siiccessivelv in the Burlington Free Press neN spa-
per printed in sail Burlington, the last Of which pub
catons TO be previous 10 said fourth "Wednesday Of
April, i rs and the said administrator also prnpo-
es TO render an account of his administration 10 snG
court and present his account against said tate for
examination end allowance n session Of sai! court
to be holden the Registers Office in snii Bnrny-
ton on the day and year last aforesaid ;-THEGErogE
the court Aforesaid doth order that notice thcrco. be
1ven to all persons Interested by publiratiun of this
additional order three weeks successivclv in said Bur
llngton Free Press, previous 10 said fourth Wednes-
| i"y ~ Arri 1915 thai fhav NAV thsn and here
| allowed
Given under my hand at said Burlington this frs
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-04-04
Elisha Smillcy's Estate.

VI7ErHE SUBSCRIBERS having heen appoint
w elly The Hon. the Probate Court for the district
Of CIiucnden, toner's TO receive examine and
adjust the claims AID demands OF all persons, AGAINST
the estate OF ELISHA ShlDLEY, late Of ilnesbwsh
in said District, deceased represened nsovent, and
also all claims and demands Exhibited IN Offset thereto;
and SIX months from The day of the date hereof le-
ing allowed by said Court for that purpose, we do
therefore hereby give notice. that we will attend Ia
the business of our appointments atthc the dwellng
OF Georre W. SuIillcy IN tl'neshnrch, IN SAID Dis
lric, the last Fridays UfJunc and Jly next, at lC
O'Clock, A. NJ, on each Of salj days.
Dated this l2th day OF Feluary, A. ID. 1915.
JOSEPH MARSH,
FRANCE Nt+-tf-HN, Commissioners
LYMAN DORWIN, } 42w3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-04-04

ID. MERRIAM. late Of South Hero, in The district
Of Grand Lle, deceased,
M u-nEAs, nj Probate Court, holden n, the Pro-
w bate office IN Grand lie, IN said district, on
he llth day oG March, A. D., lsij, Hector Adams,
Administrator OF the estate Of Edmund u. Merriam,
aye OF ; ulh Hero, in ,ald district, deease, flel his
Petition writing, setng forth thar the real estate Of
The sail leeae ed was apprai ed The sum OF 5000
which real estate was incumlcred by a mortgage 10
sally Martin which am -n'cd on The ooh day of
June, A. d. Is H. 10 the OF SjtT3l hat the per
~unu estate Of ii deceased appraised at the fur
her sum otS3@G29, ofw'ich there has cen ASSIGNED
lv said court 80 The widow of >al dccea ed the sum
ofSl50. That here ha, cen allowed indie + -ainsi
aid estate, y the Comn.sloner> appointed for that
purpose, the sum ofS6i7l. exclusive OF said mort
rage AMI the sm Of $3.50 in favor Of laid estate,
hat the sum Of $500 Of said s6il7l, allowed by
said Commissioners aaan.t said estate, were for ne
'e-sarv funeral EXPENSES AMI expenses for the last
irlncs> of ,ail dccea and that the costs and ex-
pen. e Of administering upon said oSa'c M 10 the
present time amounts to he further sum Of SSl06.
| Sad Administrator therefore prays laid Court 10
| grant him license 10 ell The whole OF he real estate
sand deceased subject the righl Of The wido,v'>
dover therein for the purpose Of paying SAID mort
gage and Inc debts against sail e'iate.
1t i therefore ordered by All Ccur' that all persons
concerned in said e~aie lr notified to appear NJ n
session Of said Court TO lie holden at the Probate
Office in said Grand Isle on the lrst day of May A.
D., l5ij, 10 show cause (l any they havcl why said
| license uuaht not to be gnnreor winch pVrpo-e il
is ulier ordered that the s1 stan of said petition
together with this order Of said Co1r, lie PUBLISHED
three weeks successfully soon as may be, IN the
Free Press paper pul ishel in Burlington. m the
Comfy Of Cljtcn1en, the last oi which ,h1il lie lc-
fore the ,es-ion Of laid Crr last mentionel-ani
which shall 4 deemed sui lent nHlice 10 al, per on
concerned to show caa'e Why Sd license -hoald not
Given un Ter my hand, al sa,l Grand I>le TN, llh
42wS JABEz LADD, Judge.
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The Mothers Medicine.

4 RELIEF and Cure Ter Retained, Irregular or
N Painful NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. often occurr-
ne among the younger portion OF females in cold and
wet climates.
How frequently do we hear ofthe pale connienance,
want OF appetite loss oivivaciiy, and not unfrequen-
iiy oflhe cough yet The true means Of surmounng
these neglected. First eradicate the cause, then the
cure will surely follow.
The medicine is in bottles at 81 each.
For ,ale by PECK 4 SPEAR.
Merchants aud Physicians supplied at the whole
sale terms. 81
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Cash paid for Wool
BURLING TON
IEcN FOUNDRY.

THIS Establishment is now lifted up in good order
l. Tor making
CASTINGS,
such as Mill Geeging, Sleigh Shoes Wagon Axes
and Boxes.
Caldron and Potash Kettles, Kept constantly on
hand.
All The pa'erns formerly used and owned by Mes>rs.
Gay x Edwards are here ready for use, have taken
bold oflhs concern, for the purpose of doing thehc
of work, and am confident can do II, by using tho
best Of stock.
Castings made on low terms, for ready pay.
All orders addressed to +. K. CRossMAN, Burhns-
ton, VI, shall lie promptly attended 10.
Burlington, W. Fel'y, H. IA 37n6
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EDWARD A. STANsnuRy, ESQ, was ap-
pointed Clerk Of the Courts Of this County,
at the late term of the County Court in this
town.


MECHANIC > ms ~ y IL LlDi,ANI.
Notice is given TO the members Of The Asso.
cation, that Tor mutual convenience it is found
necessary TO establish regular Library hours
Hereafter hooks can be drawn only on Wed
nesday and Saturday, between the hours of five
and six, 7. NJ, At those hours the Librarian
will endcavor 10 be on hand.
BY order of the Directors,
ID. X. PANGBORN, Librarian.
April 4th, lsi5.
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STATE or FEPNONT J II II + Hon. the
District of thittenden, ss. ! L Probate Court
for the District of Chittcnden To all persons
cornnd IN the estate Of Amos Pnnaborn, late of Bur
ungi"ni III sald District deceased GREETING.
WHEREAS, George Il. Shaw, administrator of the
estate of sid deceased proposes to render account
of his administration. andpresen his account against
said estate for examination ard allowance att session
of the Court Of Probate, to be holden nj the Register
office in Burlington, on the second "Wednesday of
Nav next.
Therefore, Nou are hereby notified to appear before
said court at the time and place aforesaid, and shew
cause if any you have, why the account aforesaid
should not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington this End day
of April, A. ID. ISIS.
4iw3 WIN WESTON, Register.
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DR.. g. J. I'LL u !. 3 g a.,

DR.. 3. J. I'LL q .IIsIEG.
ONCE MORE AT HON E.
JEAVlNG become convllescont beg to offer my
IL services to the community at large, my health
still being precarous will not allow me Ia enter INTO
the arduous ties Of public practice, have there
fore opened (with a determination ol es'a2''shlns
mon n sound bass) 4 DRUG SIOhl. under the
anpelIntion Of 3. J. HElNEBERG y Co. 10 which
have attached Consulting Office where NIL persons
wishing To avail themselves at my probes onn advice
may consult me between the ho"'S ID . "''H i - VI
and and T. NJ. NV medical career Is too well
known in Burlington. &c, 10 rcq"re comment
The selections OF the numerous hrngS 'hemca's
Instruments, &c. have been made by myself from
the frs, and most eminent houses IN New OK my
purchases being entirely for ca-h we shall be enabled
TO offer to the puhc Goods that cannot be surpassed
in quality, and at such prices as cannot il 10 please
Having engaged the ASSISTANCE oil 5ee,'enllh
ries London England Physicians prescriptions and
Family Recipes viii be dispensed with neainess and
accuracy. -,
ad es IN inspect their valuable and choice sell cons
of Per(nmery obtained from the first Parlsnn houses
Their as assortment OF Hair, Tooth, and NAH Brushes
are of superior manufacture.
Medical Wines aud Spirits OF superior quality and
TRUSsES, Male and Female on the most improv-
ed principles remarkably low priced.
variety of the most valuable Patent medicines
Chemical preparations of all kinds warranted gen.
A selection Of Domestic Wants, such Maccaoni,
Vermicelli, Salad Oil, Sardines, Olives, Prunes.
French and American Chocolate, Cocoa, Refined
Isingass, Ketchup of various kinds, Picked Lob
siers, Irish Moss French Mustard.
Every attention will be particularly paid to ensure
| the good graces of The public.
b. j. Heineberg e. Co. invite the public to make an
early cali and view their establishment, tbs fitted
up without regard to splendour. l, contains the
superior quality of goods 10 be obtalned in the
market.
The store is accessible a, all hours q night and
day.
Doct. b. }. Heineborg takes this opportunity to
return his sincere thanks to the inhabitants of Bur
ngton and vicinity for the numerous iavors
conferred upon him, and trusts he is not now TO be
forgotten by his old friends
M r. The Store is situated next to Messrs Brlns
maid & Brothers Variety Store, Church ST., wher'
1.-THE Doctor can be consulted daily
BURLINGTON, Dec, 18th, l6ii. ~
II. J. HgNEHERG, w, L, RAsRISGIoN'
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MI n Up 70 4 n N

Al Milton, on the 3lst March, by Rev Mr.. Dough
erty, J, w. MILES NJ. d., of Hineshurgh, to SARAH
A., Oldest daughter oil Brigham C. Wright Esq of NJ.
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ar Springfield Vermont, and Springfield Ma. 81
~ chsseus manufacture By
J. d J. II. PECK d Co.
Burlington, April |, 1915. A
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Hoes and EIay Fork s,

4 NEW and superior article, manufactured by
~ Furanks, for sale ~
J. Il J. II. PECK d Co.
BURLINGTON, Aprll /, ISIS. Al
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Shingles.

1N0 NJ. Prime Spruce SHINGLES, for sale by
wv !. x J. II. PECK d Go.
Burlington, April I, lsi5. Al
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i lollglls.

A LARGE as,orimcn, Of the mos, approved pat
n terms, by i. IL J. ii. PECK x Co.
Burlington, April |, ISIS. "A
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-04-04

II is with most unfegned regret that we have to re-
cord the death Of highly esteemed friend and
ciate, OLIVER FORSYTH, whe departed this life on
Monday noon, the l2rh inst His disease was Con-
SUMPTION scourge whose ravages have been most
severely felt in this vicinity during the past winter.
The deceased was young, aged 10 year., hut he WINS
possessed of lnents which, though not yet fully de-
veloped gave great promise of attaining 10 an exalted
station in the ranks Of worth and usefulness had he
been spared TO reach maturity of years; and. what
makes his loss felt vet more deeply he was posses sed
of kind generous and amiable dii position OF hearl
which endeared him to all who within the sphere
of his acquaintance.
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ITO HINE'E'.

- NEW and convenient House, n garden, and
sssSs out buildings, on New Street, in Burlington
about seven minutes walk from the Courthouse =
possession given on the LIST of May next
ISAAC WARNER.
April 81, 1915. 4itf
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DESER TION.

WHEREAS my wife, ELIZA, has deserted my be
w aud hoard, without inst cause this is TO eau
lion the public against harhorng or trusting her OF
my account, as | am determined to pay no debts o
her contracting after this date.
GEORGE G. GILL.
WiIli,ton, March 10, 1915. 42y3'
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Edmund u. aierriam's Estate.

tDO VI. good Pine AM Spruce Shingles, for sale
kOO by GEO. PETERSON
Mach t. 1915. 40
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70 all persons concerned in The Estate Of EDMUND
d. MERRIAM late Of South Hero, in he district
Of Grand Isle, deceased,
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TOSEPu w. ALLEN h

JOSEPH w. ALLEN has removed 10 the of
j fee formerly occupied hy the firm Of ALLEN Il
PLA1T, and now occupies the same with Mr.. Plat.
Mr. ALEU- will attend TO the settlement ofthe Books
of the late firm, and will here give notice that in the
settlement of the Estate OF Heman Allen, the Books
of the partnership should lie immediately closed.
Feb. Goth, 1915. SO
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{ lover and Herds grass seed.
BY ]. e. J. II. PECK 4 Co.
Burlington, April |, ISIS. A
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TTANE thi- day associated with them, EDWARD
IL W. Pc OK. The style of the firm will be con-
tinued as heretofore. !. d. J. II. PECK d Co.
Burlington, April |, 1915. "A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-19
VIRGINIA MECHANICAL SKILL.

We have now, in or hands, one OF The most
beautiful and extraordinary specimens Of me-
chanical genius which we have ever met with.
It's walking-cane OF mountain ivy covered
with exquisite carvings Of animals, perfectly
true 10 Nature The execution is admirable
and the. figures are fill Of grace and beauty.
We were particularly struck with the gronPe OF
sraffes, one erect and The other reclining in Gle
CANT ease.
This exquisite sculpture i from the simple
pcn-knife Of Zachariah S. Robinson OF Big
Lick, Roanoke county, Virginia. He is wor-
thy Democrat, and amuses his leisure hours,
when his occupation Of merry "Boniace" al
lows him, in transferring 10 The native ivy The
varied figures Of men and animals, presented 10
him in some wandering menasesie or circus
The cane is the valued property Of gentleman
in Bath county. The Sculptor" presented a
similar one to General Jackson, and, at the
earnes, cnlrealies Of the Wings, prepared one
as present for Mr.. Clay. So that Democrats
and Wings unite in appreciating his rare &C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-19

Although we differ with the New York Albion
on The merits OF The Oregon question. We hear
tily thank its able editor CDR Barleu) iorlhc ac-
tive and etHce service he has rendered 10 the
corn-growing States, in pressing upon the English
Government The Importance Of admitting Indian
corn, duty free. From the following, il seems
that his meIitorious abors are about 10 be crown
ed with success 1t will prove new era IN the
lie of the Virginia farmer. II will furnish Il
better sale for the overlooking granarics OF Viz
ein;a, than all The "home markets" which The Ia
riff prolcclonsls dilale upon If The measure
succeed, of which We have but little doubt, DR..
Bartlett will deserve testimonial for move
ment, calculated 10 promote friendly and peaceful
intercourse between Two great nations:
"But il there he no disposition at present 10
open the ports, it is more fully asceralned that
very little objection is entertained 10 The plan 50
often recommended by This Journal viz: 10 admit
Maize or Iadian Con duty Tree. This is adj
United very generally; and the London Times
has written one Of lis powerful leaders in support
OF This measure. The cabinet, IL is also said, j.
no, disposed to offer any obstacle 10 Mr.. Escorts
motion when he shall bring il forward al the
opening Of The next session. Mr.. Esroli, indeed.
rather expects 10 be anticipated by Sir Rouert
Peel
al is certainly gratifying 10 our feelings 10
find measure which we have SO long advocated
about 10 be realized lis advantages we have SO
oGen repeated and enforced in our own columns,
as well as in The pamphlet we addressed 10 Lord
Ashburlon when in this country, testify how deep
an interest we have taken in The matter. Whe-
liner The maize be consumed for feeding and fat
tening cattle, or whether it be employed Tor The
use OF man, is not material; in either case lis ad
mission into the BriIsi, ports duty lee, will be
great and lasting advantage 10 both countries"