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STATE OF VERMONT, IrTHE Hon. the Pro-
DISTINCT OF cHiTTESpES, IS. l late Corrl for the
District of Chlltondcn. To all persons concerned in
the estate Of SALLY MINER, late Of Jersey County
in the State Of Illinois, dccea ed, leaving estate in
said district OF Chrtenden. GREETING.
WHEREAS, So on B. Baglcv, Administrator OF the
estate Of said dcrea, ed, proposes TO rem Ter ac-
count his administration, and present his account
against said tate for examination and allowance at
'o>sion of the Court Of Pro- ate 10 lc holden at the
Register Office in Burlington, in said district, ON the
,crond Wclncs lay Of March next.
Therefore. Won are hereby nurhcd to appear lcfore
sand court al The time aud place alue aid, and ,he,v
can'c, if any yon have, why the account aforesaid
should not be- allowed.
Given under NV hand nj Burlington, this I1th day
Of February, A. d. 1915.
37W3 WI. WESTON. Register.
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CDfiIiUNICiTTON.

ar,;,os or ,,..,,
ceaneon> pnne of n ncwsn,ner oro oron n,ssod over
uno served or read c,rcessly ne we road the toooI
stories" which usp,lIr o.c,n, ,L,, ,,,co Coo,i,c
that the dress at tba animal I,cy,;r,, IF <, yb,
tie Eranrelist. in vonr las, nuubor moy M, have
received the attention !, icso,v.s I ,;. 4, iro an,
and rppcot one or tvyo or thc rrs and ,r,,nn,s a.
vanccl BY the orator. wbcl, orc n,,,oul7,Iy uor,h
Of remembrance
In re'aton TO the an,ion,v Of fine In1o,enlco, Or.
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Chiilenden County Court,
Oclol er Term, 1871.
CLARK & BoARpMAN,
rs.
DANIEL RIDER d his
Trustees, the town OF

XyTHEREA> al the Term aforesaid Joseph Clark
w and Samuel Buardman, both of Milton in sad
Comfy -luught their acion in sad Court AGAIN,
DANIEL Rider Of Pot,dam in the County Of Franklin
in The are Of New York declaring in an acton on
hook TO IA ance book accounts ictween the laid par
ties in which laid su, the town OF MIllon IN said
Chtienlon County was summoned a. Trustee OF The
laid Daniel Rider the Defendant; And it appearing
to The aid cont that the laid Daniel Rider hath moi
been nolIGe personally of The pendency OF said suit
Ir I, oaUERED BY TIE CouRT, that sad cause be-
continued 10 he next Term thereof the SAID Daniel
Rider be- notified Of the pendency OF laid suit by pub
lishing the substance of the declaration therein in
the Burr ngton Free Press, newspaper PUBLISHED in
Burlington IN sad county, three weeks success vely
the last OF said publications. to be least three weeks
brf,re the next Term of .aId Court.
Dated at Burlington, February 9Th 1915.
36w3 l.. A. SALISBURY,
Deputy Clerk
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MECHANICS INSTITUTE.

Meeting at the court room Of the Ch',cnden
County House, Frdy evening Feb'y. 1ih, to
hear report Of Directors in relation to the expen.
diurr Of the annual assessment for the purchase
OF books, and to consider the cXpedieacy Of more
frequent meetings for mutual improvement.
By oder Of Directors,
S. FLETCHER, Sen.
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| Gvi Castles Estate.

JYTETlIE 81 DISORDERS. having cen appoin,-
w ellvlhc ii on. the Probate Court for the district
Of ChenAcn, uIi>>ioncr> 10 receive, examine and
adjust the claims a",N demand, OF all persons, aaaln>
the c-ta'e OF LEVI CASTLE. la'e Of Wcs'furl, in
sad Dl>ri. j.reG. ed re resented nsoven', and leo
all claims and demands rXhllned m oi,c thereto ;
and months from The " OF the date hereof, ie
therefore hereby give notice. that We will attend 10
the business ii our amp nl' eni, AT the the dwell NJ
OF Widow Marietta Casrli in We>Iturd, in sand Dis
,ic', the nrst Wednesdays ofMarch and jane next,
at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ, on car' Of sad lays
Dated tits Sh day ct JAW arv, A. d. ISIS.
JOHN AL .EN. Commits
3Gw3 WILLIAM VENRI. >iuncrs
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CD NJ NssEEsCEAE..


BRIGHTON NtRKEr. Nn31y, FEB. 3.
At Market 4t0 Beef Catie 100 Sheen and 60
SWINE. 90 Beet CatIe unsolI. The swine were re-
ported last week.
fRicEs-Beef Catile--A small advance was effected
ana we quote to correspond VIA few extra 1925 a
81; first quality s. 5.25 second quality 81 30 q
1876 third quality 81 q 50.
Sheep-Common sheep from 81 Is TO 2,2j; Web
ors S225 "a 4.
Swlne-no lots sold Al retaili to Sc.
HARIroup WooL MARKEr.-The sale for tho month
oiJannary exceed l2j 0J0 pounds mostly made the
latter p1rt Of the month"; Prizes have ranord from 70
10 III cents Tor Sainnet woods From 10 IN 20 0OO
pounds Of selected lccccs was sold from iG In 50 eus
winch lu,iy establishes an Improvement on fine W col
OF from TO cents per p1un. The past has been a
year 81 great prosperity with the wooden maniac
lures IN This ylrnity. The Joint stock componie.
nave generally made mp their annual accounts which
win ie~ exceptions they find very slactpry- their
prom hntng been larger dian any previous wear
SINCE l'1o-stytIal new mills are nearly ready a.
commence work The stock Of wool here is under
-UOUUO 'nsr anu holder> feel more firm CowaHL
NEw-YoSN, Feb. l. Flour is quite firm; the COM
m"ntsl Geness e, brings 81 - and other Western
same. Rye is held at TO-, without sales A ear.
60 "i southern corn III at 3jc. Oats 3ic by retail
Clover seed drp0ps; thCrc are SELLERS nj T, Of penn
syIvann Timothy dull at Sll. Molasses Rum PC a
&c Ashes are quiet al 81, aud Sil9 u 25. WINS.
key dull al :! q %. Jour. Com.
BosroN, Feb, 7-Flour-Naiket unrbonacl and
sales moderate; Genessee So 81 per bbl and Ohio
common sales good meallng Corn 81 a 81. and
white A. "a i8c per bushel, demand qnite Imited
Oats IS g 33c. Western r. r, closing price 95 rs.
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FIRE.-The Office of the New York Tr.
bune, was destroyed by fire, on Friday
morning last. It's publication, however, was
resumed the next day, and has been con,in-
ued regularly since. The loss to the Tri-
bnne establishment is stated at 100000, and
the insurance but ten thousand.
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COUNTY COURT.

1t may not be amiss to remind the pnblic
that the Spring Term of the Court in this
County, has been changed from May TO
March. The next session commences on
the third Tuesday (lSrh) of March.
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rR. MApsuALI's
INDIAN VEGETABLE
Black Plaster.

THIS Plaster is unrvlcl for curing scroflIns
L swcllings, >curvy, sore, lame ari, brrns pains
IN the dr, hips or limbs, and sci om tail~ to y ve
rc'ic IN GAGS of local rhc1masm. lrapplicd 10 the
-lc il will are many of the common liver com
plainiS aud II Is found 10 e equal # not superior 10
any corn plaster, tor corns on the feet II lmmell-
atcy applied to Il fresh md 1t Will prevent sore.
mes, aud cause it quickly 10 hcal.-Fumi ir. in the
habit Of u.ine thi. plaster find It better than any
thing else TT all prrpo.c> for which plaster or
~ave is wanted. lis virtues have cen wines, ell Y
thousands o. .peca le Individuals in varo par
Of The tnjic Sa'ce, who have tested it, elicacy.-
PRICE, 2j'>. per box.
IL Many ccrihcate- may lie had, showing il
extraordinary effects
Berdrc nj CounierGHs -
All tho WI hing to prrcla 'hc genuine
article ot Mar hn,', Plaster should purchase that OF
which H. g. Gr ley, MiAdlrl ury VI, j. the General
AGENT and M other n manufacture personally the
Pas,er sold hy SAID GrilIey.
DR.. MARSHALL.
certify hat The above article was executed in my
pre-. encr ly Dr.. Marshall and that his signature
thereto /, genuine.
nORtSTAS WOOSTER, Judge.
" lllel TRY, Jan. l., Isis.
Sol wh lr'ale aud retail ly ". G. Grllicy, gen
crnI Agent, MildeNury VI.
Pc If. SPEAR
ITi0'es1'e and retail DruoeiS's Buriucton, ".
And by Druggists generally N the uni'cl Saics
and Canada. 35lv
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STATE OF NIRNONTp \T a ,r,>ion Of ne
Di>'rc' of Chrcn1en, SIS a Probate Cour, held
al Burlington, within and for he district Of Chltien-
den, ON the Is DAY OF January, lSi5 Present HE
Hon. thar'c~ Russo , Judge of sad Co'rt, comes
Guy ta'lln. Ike 'I'or OF the last " / and 'e,lamrn'
a. NOS CATllN, late of Burlington, in sad
district, decreased, "satr, and filed IN SAID court hi
pti non IN wiring, 'e'tug forth hat the aid 'e,tator
died - zrl Of he following de>cr' ed real estate
nate IN said burlington, VIZ: tnir acres liant wVh
"i ing> THEREOF. Icing the HOMESTEAD Of he said tr
a'"ri four acres ofani and house thereon, invcn-
orel 4, the place where MR.. Uuer live six uc,c>
OF land with hoI,c thereon, called the Iolman
place; the Falls properly lnylIdlng the grit mill
'nW hil, three Tn k hnl,e>, and several trnencnt>,
shops d., with the water privilege, dam, 81;
Nnre ahty-iiyc acre. OF land on lots No. &c. II,
and Is AMI 'wo acres Of lot No. 26, in the wamp;
also Of the following describe real estate in Colchc>-
ter, VIZ twcdty-seyeu acres Of the Mr.. Hol
it, 80 ra.'rl hty acre of the Johnson lot, call
rl, and cgh f. rcenh part he Mil lots 81 all-
cl and Of iliy OF the LARA ee lot, called, IN
E>>cNi- hat HE personal estac Of the sad e>atur
IN Icnturei UnoJn's TO 1893 81 which real and per-
.ona estate i charged hy The viii Of said te>alor
wh The support OF Lucinda catln, widow # said
les aor un@ her nat raj lie; that the claims al
lowed ly NE Commissioner AGAINST said estate
ainulu to IS y32 80 that the claims allowed in ia
VOr Of aid rt9e amount 20 1919 90; that laid Ex-
cent, the Ssh day of May ISii. >e'tlc IN ac-
count Of h. administration IN sad court, VIII eli
j1ly a'ipWcI showing a lalIn due han OF 5 ,iO5
~; TINT the personal estate lnventored remains IN
disposed Of and that the personal estate Of the sad
c,1atorl. n-ulircnt 10 pay he debts allowed asain,
SAID c-ia'c and the cXprn of admin, tralon. aud
that II l. nec2> arytu sell real aeut the tcsiafur
tor hat purpose and praying said court 10 grant Ii
cease to the executor sell much of SAID real e.
la,c a, It may be necessary 10 sel Tor the purpu>c
atorc-ai. arreeaby to The statute IN such case made
AMI provided;
Whcre 'pon, the court aforesaid doth appoint the
>ccund Wedne day IN February, 1915, for hearing
and DECIDING ,aid ptil'ion AT The Office Of the Rec
~er If sand Cuurl, in >ad b Burlington, al ten O'Clock
"a fhta flHt hat all
e>leI therein be- notified thereof Iy pulhcalinn Of
h- order, containing the >ub>lan'c of "a ID petrtiot
three weeks >ucct sve.y N the BUR- nut1n Free Press
a uew,iapcr printed IN sad prlHgton, the last If
which publications. la lie Previous TO sad second
Wednesday OF February, SIS. [3iw3l
Aue., WM. WESTON, Register.
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TO PEDLARS,
100 Brass Clocks of the finest

IUU Brass CLOCKS OF the fineSt
quality.
10000 Drilled eyed Needles,
500 Packs solid Head Pins,
10 Lbs. ounce Pins
SO boz. Fancy Soaps,
8 Gross German Pipes,
Tin Trumpe,s,
100 boxes Finger Rings,
25 Bosom Pin,
so Gross Wood Combs,
90 plated and German spoons
10 " Corset and Boot Laccs,
so Eyclets,
Thompson's Hacking,
30 " Spool Thread
80 " SIDE and twist Combs,
10 Spccia"le,, all kind,
10 " Spectacle Gases,
Steel Pens German silver ware all kinds Of Thin
blc> and many other goods Tor Pedlars at the lowest
marker prices. Al are invited to look ai roc DIS and
huy or not they choo.e,- Obligation TO Lay is
incurred by looking.
BRINSMAlD & BROTHERS.
Feb. Is, 1915. 81
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FERRJSDURGH ACADEMY.

I'HE Spring term Of this Institution will commence
! on Monday. the Sd Of March, under the insiruc-
ton OF l.. W. thanev \. b, the former Preceptor
The experience Of the two preceding terms fully
inslfes the high testimonials to the character and
publications of Mr., hanrv with which the Trustees
were furnished from of the first responsibility
and affords satisfactory guarantee that this Academy
under his charge, will continue TO offer advantages not
surpassed by any other institution in this part of the
country.
ROWD T. ROBINSON,
JONATHAN CRAM,
NATHAN kRESH, I trustees
JOHN WHEELER
Ferrisburah, Feb. 10, lci5 37w3
PefrencrS,-Rev Dana Lamh, Rrilport; Edward
seymour, ESQ Neigennes Rcv. Charles Cleveland
SSheIhurn; Faculty Of the University of Vermont
Bnrnoton.
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DcCT. B, ], !iEINEBERG

o G + NJ o r E T HOME.
HAVING become cOnvalcscont beg to offer my
1 services 10 Tho community nj large. my health
still being precariOuS will allow me to enter into
the arduous d ties Of public practice, have there
fore opened with determination of establishing
upon sound hasis) DRUG STORE under the
nppellatlpn of y j HEiNEBERG & Co TO which
have attached Consulting Office where all persons
wishing TO avail themselves of my profcs iona advice
may consult the between the hours Of and ~ A. NJ.
and and p. NJ Ny medical career is too Welt
known in Burlington. Sc, 10 req ire comment.
The selections OF the numerous Drugs Chemicals,
Instruments &c, have been made by myself from
the first and most eminent houses in New-lork my
purchases being entirely for n we shall be enabled
To uiiar 10 the pubic Goods that cannot he surpassed
in quality and at such prices cannot fail to please.
Having engaged the assistance of n gentleman a
Liccnuale OF the Honorable Company Of Apotheca-
rles London, England, Phys clans prescriptions and
Family Recipes vii be dispensed with neatness and
accuracy.
| b. J. Heincbcrg & Co. mos, politely invite the
Lad es 10 inspect their valuable and choice selections
OF Pefumery obtained from the first Partisan houses
Their assortment OF Hair, Tooth, and Nail Brushes
are of superior manufacture.
| Ncdlcal Wines and Spirits of superior quality and
/ choice VARIETY
! TRuSSES, Male and Female on the most mproy.
! ed principles re n1rtably low priced
variety Of the most valuable Patent medicines
Chemical preparations Of all kinds warranted gen.
uju9.
selection Of Domestic Wants such as Maccaoni
verml,eil Salad Oh, SIrdines Olives, Prunes
| French a7d American Chocolate, Cocoa Refined
| lsIngass k"rchup of various kinds Picked Lob
! stcrs. IRISH n, So, French Mustard
Every attention will be particularly paid 10 ensure
| the good graces OF the public.
| b. j. iieneherI Co invite the public TO make an
early cali and view tS,r establishments Its fitted
| up without regard In sr.crdour II contains the
most superior quality of goods TO be obtained IN the
market
Tho sore is accessible NJ all hours OF nigh, and
dav.
Doct. b. J. Hencberg takes this opportunity 10
I "a IpIn Of
| llngl"n and vicinity for the numerous favors
conferred upon him. and trusts he is not now 10 be
forgotten by his old friends
| n. y. The Store is situate mex, TO Messrs Brns.
ma Brothers Variety Store. Church ST.. where
| the Doctor can be consulted daily.
| BURLINGTON, Dec 4th 1874 u
! g. J. HElNFRrrG w r. u,,,,..
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CROCkERY. az.

r COOKING Glasses Croekery and Glass Ware
l. Also. a good assortment of Family Groceries
togethor with Flour and Salt is kept and offered for
sale low by T. r. olANirokD d Co.
Dec II, al. 70
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In this town on Friday last, Mrs C. MERRITT of
two fine boys.
In Hishgale, VT, on the l9h ult, Mrs. VIM. W
KEYEs of a son.
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NDrICE.

The Rev. E. \. !IoLBEooK. Of the Universa-
lIs order, from Malone, \. Y. will preach a, the
W hIe Meeting House IN :'hciburn, ON the 23I
inst.
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e. a.
For 81 lf5li ., Sale.
- u,,,. ,3zsT

HNTIE Riddle place 20 called on North St, CON
i tanning | acres Of land, with two story plas-
tered house, Barn and Shed, is o erred for sale a,
low price and cas- terms. Apply TO STRONGS
81 Co. Jan. 81, IA. 30
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REMOVAL.
PECK g. SPEAR

Ii AVE removed TO the new establishment at then
IL OLD STAND, one door east of Messrs. }. d
J. II. Peck g. Co.
Burlington, OH Jan, as.
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The request of "an old friend" shall be
attended to.
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THE LAKE.

The ice is now tolerably good, and teams
pass and repass daily.
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Chiitendeu County Court
JoiiS PEck, and
loiiN II. Peek.
PRATT & WARSEB.
and their Trustee,
HpNtrp T. II,,,,,,
Octo' or Term, ls4l.

H'I, ,,"N"ci Otto or Term, lS4l.
M RI X AT sad Term John Peck and John H.
w Peck, of burlington, in sad County, late part>
ners in 'rade. under the name aud firm Of j. & j. II.
Peck, BROUGHT their action ~ inst Nathan Pratt and
Wlllnm X. Warner, formerly partners in Irnde under
the firm Of Pratt and Warner, and formerly Of Fair
FIX, in the County Of Franklin but now gone TO parts
whnu' this State, declaring in action on book 10
balance book accounts between the said parties and
dem1ndn in damage the sum Of five hundred donrs.
In which sult Homer f. IIuhbell Esquire of Fn,fa
Is summoned Trustee of the sail Pratt & Warner
and il appearing 70 said Court TINT the sli1 Pratt e.
Warner have not had personal notice Of the tendency
Of -oii suit:
1r Is ORDERED ~ THE CorRT, that he sId cause
tc continued to the next Term thereof ana that the
said Prn't & Warner be notified of the tendency of
s1j snir by publishing the substance of the declara
tim therein in The Burlington Free Press, a newspa.
printed n sot BURLINGTON, three weeks successive
w. the Inst Of said publications he a, least twenty
DAYS efore the next Term Of said Court.
Dated a Burlington, February 9Th. lsiS
3jw3 Z. 4. STANSRCRY,
IA,
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STATE OF VERMONT The Hon the Probate
District of Chiitenden. Court within and for the
District Of ChrIenden To the creditors and Others
concerned in the estate of Moses Cailn late Of Bur
lIngrpn in said District, deceased.
Whereas gu y CATIIN, executor of the last vii
ot sad deceased has made application to this Court
to extend the time llmedfar making payment of tn,
debts md settling the estate of said deceased lively,
months from the llih day OF October, lSii and The
second Wednesday of February next, being assigned
for hearing IN the premises at the Office of the
Register of this Court in said Burlington, and it hav.
ing been ordered that notice thereof be given by pub
fishing this decree three weeks successfully in the
Burlington Free Press news paper printed al Bur
huston, before the time fixed for hearing.
Therefore. YOU hereby notified, to appear before
said Court at the mH aud place aforesaid, then and
the re- make objection # any you have, to the said
TIM of payment being farther extended as aforesaid.
Given under my hand at Burlington this 9Th day
of December A. d. 1874.
~ WA wv STAN ID ,o;.,.x
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INKS, BLACKINGS, &c.

DLACK Blue Red and Indelrlle Inks, Ink Pow
ID der; Waters; Wakes. Paste, Narn>h, aud
Waterproof Blackings ;-Stove Hacking; Polishing
Paste and Powder, for Silver and Brass. Bath Brick,
Boot, Shoe and Stove BrI>he>.
at PECK ~ SPEARS
re- Wholesale Drup lists
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There is no excuse far tie Headachc
when you can obtain the GEN.
me MArsiiALLs ARoMATIvE
CATARRii and lIEAi-
ACME SNt1rr


THIS snuff Is q certain and perler cure for tie
caiarrh, and common colds in the Head and the
Headache aud is an excellent articles for and
weak eyes. II opens and purecs on, all distractions.
strengthens the CLANS and gives healthy action to
the parts affected.
Berdre Of Counterfehs;
Al those wishing 10 purchase the genuine
article If Mar,hal's Smut, should purchase that OF
which II. c. Gridey, Mdllcbpry VI, is the proprie-
tor, 'atd no Other" a, manufacture personally, the
snul soll hy said Grdley.
DR.. MARSHALL.
certify that The Above article wa oxccpird in my
pre,en.c aud that hi signature thereto j. genuine.
DORASTrS WOOSTER Judgc.
Millehurv, Jan. II, ISIS.
n. B.-lhc name Of ". 6. Gridcv proprietor viii
be found upon evc-y bulle of the genuine ar.hal',
Improved Sniff S ll.wholcsale and retail ~ II
G. Grilev, Mtllehurv Vt. PECK Il SPEAR
wholesale and Retail DRUGGISTS, Burlington, W.
And ly Druggists generally IN the United States
and Canada. 3jIy
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WYE the subscribers, having been appointed by
w tie Honorable tue Probate Court for the DIS
lrrt of Chluendcn Coulni, sioner, to receive exam
me and adjust all claims nd demand, of all persons
against the estate OF Heman Allen, late OF Burling-
ton, m sad district deceased represented insulyent
and also all claims and demands exhibited IN ofle;
thereto; and TX month, from the day Of The date
hereof being allowed ty said courl for that purpo>c
we do therefore hereby give notice. that we will at
tend 10 the business Of our appointment the office
of Joseph w. Allen, in Burlington, IN said District,
on the second Tuesday OF Apr and June next, al
10 O'Clock, A. NJ, on each of said DAYS
Dated this 24lh day of December A. y. ls44
PliILO DOOLlTTLE,)
JOHN N. POMEROY,} Commis slorers
GEO, Il. SHAW, 35w3
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Chittcnden County Court.
Ocicl er Term, 1914.


NfEEREAS, 81 The Term aforesaid, Hector Ad"
w ans, OF Milton, in said county, brought his &C
llon against Samue Weller, Of Chesterfield in the
Noun'Y Of Essex, and State Of New York. declaring
IN an acton of del a Judgmcn, recovered bv said
Adams AGAINST said Weller, m the Cour, aforesaid on
the nos lay n II after the four Tuesday OF Sep,em-
Ter, 1913 tor the un Of one hundred and nineiy-one
dollars aud twenty cents damages, aul seventeen
dollars cThv-'oTr cents costs Of sui. In witch said
III. ttOrge a. Allen, " Burlington, IN laid County
oi Chltlendcn, l. summoned A. Trustee Of the laid
Samuel weller hc Defendant. And II appearing 10
sad Court that the cad Sanuc Wei er bath not cen
notified Of The tendency 81 The .rH siit;
IT l. ORDERED BY TUE Cutkr. that the said Sam
mel Weller be tu'jfcd If the rcndenty of,aii si, ly
M hing the nclarlion therein in til" trl fgoH
Free Pres, ncy spapcr pru'ed ut said Burlinaion
three wee slrcc lively, the lat OF winch pu' Ira
Ton l. 10 g at least twenty days ieiOre the next
Term Of ,aid Copr.
l'a'cd a. Burlington, Fc' r'arr g. 1915.
36N3 EDWARD 4. STANSBURY, Dep. OK.
and ,I,,, f,,,r
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CIIiLBLAINS!

A n Immediate cure for this troublesome complain
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-02-14
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New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23
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ERANClS i LOUTEEL. - Madsn-an-, would invite
4 the attention OF their friends and the public To their arfe
assortment valuable aud useful artice- suitable for pres
ents consisting in part ofeeeant gold and silver pencil
with heads superior gold pens IN gold and silver cases
complete with pencil suitable for latie7 and gentlemen
ont lock and card OF leather velvet ind
vory beautifully mounted, greui variety daily
dum book for 1896 pocket edition. The pocket
Sons superior pen and pocket knives: some with pencil
case attached entirely article chessmen different
patterns chess boards cksamnou bouTds donnoes ell
eganiy gilt playing cards note paper: noe envelopes
spaup.d wax; seals motto waters, &c nhstsnGs
and ink trays vi bronze. ebony horn lgnum v,e French
porcelain pump, elegantly gilt rich cut glass elegant cut
snd figured glass of and patterns beautiful
marble and bronze desk paper weights card racks pen
wipes; silk ivory abe's porcelain tablets prari
gnd ivory folders extra hni,hed pen-hodeS; poFce.sa
states trans parent -lntes, &C &c.
FRANCIS x LoUTREL, Manufacturing Sa'loners.
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