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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-11
I. STILL LATER

Ill O'Clock Sanday night
gentleman Just nom Carthage s'i"s. Us the A'ei-
eence That the Sauvoc forces recheG there ~ great
confusion. having heard Shef Aiter then
They rushed 10 the ecurt-hopSe, (Which they !oEnra
breathing vengeance against every nan, woman aac chid
IN Salvro; and some them far SIS 10 say mat
;hey wcnd take satisfaction hy lynchns any one they
could lay hands on that nom thus city.
White cons0tine. woid the Sheriff snc his
posso uPon ;he march ior Carthage This
ceived tumultaoas aIArn and Tie whole party left
town great confusion resolved upon rayins Al tner
herents IN the nine a ains eoGs,es aud fully ceerrn-t
10 subject entire population OF Nauvoo to the ordeal VI
The crcrraad and sword Thew stisFaaze whole
eoay OF new as Jack Mormos, and will t,eA. al
shke no may re found N the cats ten days hence
The Sheriff having 1eput1rd Captain Clifford the lat
ter heads the pSse Of eZea> (evcT three hundred
strongly and will conane his operations TO ceiensve mea
ssres AND such only the laws OF the country reenze
The committee paoc safety appointed oy the ne
cuLv, are III session drafting an appeal 10 inc people OF
noru!ps.
number OF strangers arrived and rendered their
se'N es 10 the new citizens. \ Reputation from Iowa has
ss NHsrro tsr services OF I've hundred 10 resist any
INVASION 81 the city
The citizens OF several towns n, Ns river have also
san; in ole! o: thes vccs ard for c.esen; appear
ances woa' rsoaTe ~ iess; 5000 desperate men 20
~ %; the iaFe>is OF the anu Naavoo parry.
The city under rigid cl.l,tary orr sn,so, as If
soe- PcSe,SusEts are Aep; rP AZ distance O: TWO mic,
Z IN every direction.
-rne new citizens ara secr, Organizing eve or three
military companies and Will sP2ly The Sta.e 10. arms
For LlBEsiA.-The COLONIZATION Society design
sendip, vessel from New OceADs with eonigrsots 20
LiSer,s on ihs s0e Dec next Aocut one hundred and
niy 20 oal hen,ucsy and several tram Tennessee
We have already noticed the posiPonement OF the Ju
" expedition, 10 the last Of Sep.. next lJour Com
BgLL-Meneely, at West Troy. \. f.is casting
bell which 1. 10 supoy the place OF the enc broken az
Trinity and belonging 70 the chime
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-11

-,i,, bUXk e. ~ Tn rlate, ..u.. for sHeog
CUU IuJiil cASS, WAsD CoaoVER, IS Brvsds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-11

T5n INNS % 0gO oonc z 1T &c uripeur,-
1 80 - -s.a C. siiu>l-c in DC Guy OF New YofA
,siy 70 c. STEALING Or 6. 5. IsSAM. A.,orrsSh
SSp'ty - s--.u.o-.t is 2t-od-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-11

mo LET-A nancsJ.e ell j. tlsd $40 scelYrc front
room, - feet oy - EiCl.ted L. Tie second stofy. II
.u.rxb!e Tor room for hghI manufacturing
busiaess- Apply a IS Nsass1-si III lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-11

Causes produced by regulsy illness or
Of Nothing can surprising hsn in in0goraing
-ds. |. on Tho human frame Persons all "osAness and las
siado b.or, taxing ones become ROBUST ana lo VI CO.
go nndsr ils ndusuco. IL immediately counsrscts tho
Of Tho female frame, which Mo greai csase
" on, nor be expected OF In Of so delcao
m 10 rznIbl coDeaos OF cures Performed bui we can
,nr. III, Dundreds ~ chses have boon fopor
- In M. Several cases families been without
sh%rsn sf.r uslpy Ee~ DOli1s VI lois invaluable uod
cinr nave bssu bossed with healthy Offspring.
Ir Townsond--My vito buirg sre.t!y distressed by
--a.ness and general debility ana sonsnng connnusy oy
pan I'm sIa asnr dIcu,ss and having cases here
YOUR necicn elected sresi cures. end also heang
!scnmm.n,.d 6,r .uan dnsa described, 90
ssn,a bile Of your Extract Of sarssparla and followed
ue dueons you gave an7-ln a.h"L pofod renovod nor
auo fsIored hor health Being grateful Tor The
Srn.ht, a.. r,c.v pleasure In thus acAnowed 2tng
H. and recommend II " NC puoic.
N u. MOORE, cor. Grand and Lydius-rt
CoxsAcMz, Sept q. 1915.
px. TowssEsD-Ts all whom lnls may coacsro: This
4, 10 cstiy my ws used Dot7 OF your sassps~
la proou. her corhGeusLI under The Alarming
and delicate ccunsaLces being troubled with s dfupsy
,w.lr feet, aHccLlJas and very de-
wl M PoFinisson, 400 Tho recommendation o.
Dad Used IT, 600 was induced TO Try. with lille OF
co lath.as sd:ce 1t say, The nedlcne Ad tho happy
.sed rtrc only IL Tho hours Of comm eueni bat al!
r Ia, expiration OF week Of lts use Ih, Gropsy and
nervous saecaoa gave ssoblsIg degree, and
health better lhsn II hsd b--u iof cong iims
previous. go
suo.enos myself Jour most obedisnt and obliged
For saIe atI26 FuousL r R-yAn Bassn1, ~ oSr OF
nafSel and brvsd Newark, ~ j.; c. InsHs, Jf Pal
eison NJ In5 SCUM Pe.risL Albany; Reddi1g Co No
Safest Bosom BacLns Bull Troy; hr W1ls, drug.
ko.susn Co hudson; Aadfew Tfasx, sch7necl.dy; M
fowl-r Lans!nsbnfsh, and oy principal diaggaa xeae
rally throughout mo Cccd S,aes, Veal nies and tho
Csnadss.
None genuine except pa, in The large aquase bottles
which contain ganf and signed with the sigma
.ar- Of s. Z. TOWNSEND, snd his name blown IN tbs
asss n,hll ask WIS
A GENCY FUh VAUGnMs Vegs.s0ie LllnOn-
[Aalptic Mixture L. 81 eitsf-u, opposite Clifton Hall,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-11

TT Uor-TD FILL MANY COLUMNS 10 publish only
oc-t.ou OF l5= c-IlScs:z. arc t-,uronss "hca Eve
oe- iatI, "a vcgalsy sivsc. hy respectable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-11
mew.York Constitutional Convention
SIXTH wEEK-XXxlsr DAY.

Zine sneasipg-' Bruce's Addrsss'-Personalities
-portsr's Plea for Old observation-disclosures Dis
section Of The Doctrine Of Perpetual Allegiance
-gboadss rs. Richmond, or pro. and eon.-0a
open Voting By Public AgentS-List OF $500
0fices in The Gilt Of Governor and senate-Un.
der age.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-05-22

corruption. II would lead 10 a constant
sectional struggle for sectional treaty IA
yors, at whatever sacrifice of other portions
Of the country.
We have thus seen the operation OF the
much abused tariff Of lsi2, 10 all the lead
ing articles Of consumption. We have seen
its protection d,ffased, as equally as posi-
BILE, over every part OF the country. We
think IL viii pu92'e wise man 10 lind much
TO Object to, euhcr in lis principles or lis
details. Ga The conirOry, we think the
country owes a debi OF gratitude TO its au.
thors, foriheir skill and care IN lis con
siruction. Its adoption WAS one Of those
events which stamp decided character on
The period in which they occur. Ii may be
said 10 be the pivot on which turned the
fate Of The country. The currency had
been long deranscd with deficient rese-
nue., the credit OF the General Government
had been reduced 10 the lowest ebb; trade
was PROSTATE; Industry parayzed; the
public mind was filled with apprehension
md dismay at the porlenous indications Of
the future, when thus measure, adopted with
the greatest difficulty, carried almost by
miracle, changed, as if by enchaniment,
the whole scene. Ia the short space Of a
year, the whole country passed from the
depth Of suffering, ldeness, and depression,
10 a state of the most active prosperity, and
The fules, confidence. No one capable OF
tracing cause aod fleet, can doubt that thus
change was the direct and immediate result
of the tariff. This state of full prosperity
has met with no check 10 the present time.
Under the present system, We have nothing
TO fear but over action. We may possibly
60 ahead too fast: there is no other fear.
We think he must be bold man, and that
must be bold party, which will seriously
and in earnest, set abou, any radical change
10 this sysiem-a system abundantly show
ering its benefits over The whole country
and which has fully approved itself 10 our
whole experience.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-05-22

In Ohio, DR.. Shelby has been raprison,
cd twenty days and fined three hundred
dollars, for stealing dead bodies.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-05-22

From the National lntelligencef.
REVIEW OF TIE
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-20
NEggI GOODS.

NIESsRS. BRINSMAlD & BROTHERS arr
wi receiving, BY Express and by Stage, almost eve
~ week. various kinds Of New Goods, TO keep then
assof tment and variety varying and ever new
and we desire TO remind purchasers that whilst We
intend 20 be regular and uniform in prices, We
will sell any article a, low any other dealer
Spoons, Thimbles and Rings, sold as low as any on,
sells and marked free.
Our assortment is good Of Steel and Jet goods
Gnld and Silver goods Britannia Caslors and Other
Britannia Goods, Silver Forks, Cards, plated AM
German Silver do, and other articles.
We desire TO remind customers far aud near that
onr assortment of Looking Glasses and Clocks is
and will be kept gold; we have the Gilt, Mahogany
and other Frames.
We would meniipn TO those troubled with Rheima-
tic pains, and 10 other invalids, that we are sole
agents for ChH,,ic's Maafc Rings and Fluid, which
are performing surprising cures. Also, for Morn
sons Pills, made at the British College OF Health,
London. Also for the "Periiocal Spec,ace," or
"Amercan Glasses" super or to all others. We
would inform Boot Blacks nd others that we have
large boxes flee & Thompson's hest Paste Black
ing, cheaper than TO buy small ones; also Day q
Martins London Backing and Varni,h Backing
Backing, ScrIbl ing and all other kinds Of Brushes
Soaps, Razors and all articles connected Herewith
Willow Chairs, Cradles, Wagons, Baskets, Tea
Walters, Inks and nkstands, Paints, India Rubber
Pencils, Lam rs, Candles,iks, Marbles, ee etc r.
6es. Pistols, Dirks and other play things. beside
tooth picks and nut crackers, Bugles and Vince
Heads. Musical INSTRUMENTS Files and other Jewery
BRINsMAlD & BROTHERS,.
March 20, 1876.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-20
DANGEROUS SArs.-Tho Ro,hschild., Of

DANGEROUS SAFE.--Tho Rothschilds, Of
France, are said to have, for their strong
box, safe Of peculiar and perilous cons,ruc-
ton. IL person attempts the lock, or tam
pers with it in the slightest degree, an iron
hand and arm is thrust out from the door,
clenches the offender and holds him notion
less Ia It's iron embrace, while at the same
instant bell is struck IN a room overhead,
occupied by a Waterman, giving him notice
that his presence is required in the room be.
low. Should this Waterman not get down to
the assistance and release of The wretch held
BY the iron arm in fifteen minutes time, then
q blunderbuss discharges lis contents into the
body OF the ,respasser. Thus he is mcrci-
fully allowed fifteen minutes grace to reflect
upon the enormity of his offence. 1t is told
that a few years since mln was caught by
the iron nippers, and the Waterman came to
his release only two minutes before the blum
derbuss would have been discharged. A
man cauch, once, by such machine, would
care little 10 explore its mysteries second
time.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-20
JUST PUBLISHED!
GREAT MEDICAL. REPRINT.

JUST PUBLISHED!
GREAT MEDICAL REPRINT.
First American. from the tenth English Edition
SELF-M ANAGEMENr
And cure of
Pulmonary Consumption,
AND ALL DISEASES OF THE CHEST AND LUNGS.
BY w. T. HUcHAN, NJ. d.
OF London, England.
With portrait of the Author, and Engravings illus
tratve Of the Anatomy of the Lungs.
Price only 25 cents.
THIS work contains brief and distinct de,crip-
L ton of the ANATOMY OF THE CHEST AND
lUNGS-nn outline of DIR. Buchans HIGHLY
SUCCESSFUL method Of treating Gods, Coughs
Asthma and Consumption, an account OF his NEW
AND POW ERFUi. REMEDY-and dire cions for
sELF-MANAGEMENT AND CURE, adapted to
popular use.
1t is the result Of nearly Twenty Years practice
and experiment in the City Of London and the com
| blned experience OF the most learned Physicians and
Surgeons OF the age-formlng a perfect Manuel OF
Medical knowledge and Advice IN relation to the
Anatomy of the Lungs, the Signs, Symptoms, Treat
ment and Cure of Pulmonary Complaints.
This work and the Treatment which it recornmends
are held in the highest possible esteem in Great Brit
ain, as the extracts from public journals which are
given in the Appendix, will nhundantly show. DR..
Buchan truly declares, that with this simple Guide,
a Consumptire patient may do more for himself
than any ordinary physician can do by any Of the
common methods Of practice
Published by d. +. BRADLEE, 1870 Washington
street Boston, and sold by all the Book sellers and
dealers IN new publications in the u s.
Price rs Gents per copy-lhe usual discount to the
Trade
Sold in burlington, by PECK & SPEAR; Mont.
peiier, $. X COLLINS; and by the Book sellers gen
orally. Also by w. b. HATCH & Co, JVinooski
Falls, W.
Let not only those who are subject to Complaints
leading to this disease, hut those who in danger
from II (consumponl peruse faithfully this important
and appreciated work.. 40yl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-20
TO TEAMS TIERS!
CHEAT ARABIAN REMEDY,

THIS remedy was introduced into this country in
L eighteen hundred and forty-four. lis celebrity
ia curing all diseases Of horses, such as Sprains
Scratches, Cracked heels, Bruises, Calls and almost
all diseases which the horse is sui ject to- is without
parallel on the eastern continent. The original pro-
prieor, Dr. Van Scarf haslmparted the secret TO two
individuals only IN the wide world one on each side
of the Atlantic, and it will soon lie introduced into
mo of the Druggists shops in this country, and it
need only 10 be tried and it recommends Itself to all
dealers IN horses. For sale at
Al HARRINGTON a. BROTHERS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-20
Daniel ISnrnum,s usStatc.

STATE OF VERMONT, VTHE Hon. the Pro
District of Chntenden SIS. i bate Court for tn
District of Chiienden To all persons concerned il
the State Of Ohio, deceased who left estate in sale
disiri I, GREETISG.
WHEREAS, Nathaniel Miles, administrator of tn,
estate Of said deceased proposes render nccoun
Of his administration, and present his account agalns
of the Court of Probate, TO be holden at the Regis
ter's Office Burlington said district the second
Wednesday of April next
THEREFORE, You are hereby notified 70 appear be.
before said court At the time and place aforesaid, and
shew cause, ifany you have, why the account aforo
said should not he allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington this 25th day o.
February, A. ID. 1916. ...
AIW3 WIN, WESTON, Regtsfer.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-20
SONGS FOR The PEOPLE.

Am" dreamt that I d,reh in marble halle"
dreamt that I dwclt in marble halls,
With pmplcs and tan my face;
And thought that at parties, at soirees and balls
L was termed repulsivc disgrace.
had riches enough, but, alas could not count
On possessing healthy skin;
Yet iho't that n whisper said, You may surrnount
Disagreement, be they hateful as sin.
l dreamt that suffers now sought my hand,
But they all did repula my face
For they cried, Though her features are formet
mild and bland.
The yellow neck and pmpled skin are disgrace.
Then thought that cried in a voice void Of hope
Cure my pimp'es-make my skin white and
far;'
A voice answered. use q cake of the JosENs fam
ed Soar,
And your mind will be free from despair"
Then dream, that u.sd it o, that momen, o.
bliss!
My skin changed from its yeowish hue
NV neck was made clear, and my face made 10 kiss
Though an angel might claim 1t his due;
The plnpes, the ireck les The blotches, the tan,
Had decamped, and a voice by my side
Said, Indeed you will now he the glory of man,
Ay, the whine, the hope, and the pride.
HARRINGTON & BROTHER, Agent
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-20
BRIGHTON MARKET, March 9, 1886.

At market 735 Beef Cattle. 90 pairs Of Worhin :
Oxen, 25 Cows and Cave,, 450 Sheep, and POO Swine
las Beet Cattle unsmd
Pstcss-BrEr CArrLH.-The Beef fa',e a, mar
kel 10 aav were at unus ial good quality, allho I@l
o prices are t., high a. ia>i wec,'- they were no
s,>a ned t'r Il ATTY. We quote extrs, s5,75 q
80; First quality, ESQ n s575; Second quality
s' q s5,25 THIRD quality, 81 % st75.
Sheep-Saes of small lots AT SAYS, 800, $50
100, and 40.
WooL-The sales u domestic Wool during TN
pat week, haze been light, i,hon any change o
prices.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-20
TO LEI'.
TAVERN STAND.

THE subscriber offers for sale his well known
L Tavern Stand at Richmond center and which has
been kept for several years past by C. NJ. Huntington
Esq. The place has many advantages superior to
any other stand in the county, being tn, turnpike
Is miles from Burlington, and in the line of lrave
from Mddlebury TO Montpelier and Cambridge, and
IS in fact the Nucleus around which gathers much o
the business of the surrounding towns. The Contra
Railroad is located within rods of the house, and
when completed must have depot wihln 10 rods o
il. The house s well and faithfully built Of Brick ant
is large aud commodlous there three large hors
barns well finished, and two large open sheds ant
other suitable gu, buildings and of land, o.
of which will be sold cheaper in view Of its intrinsic
value and income, than any other property in Yves
tern Vermont. For terms apply 10 the subscribe
near the premises. -
ROBERT RUSSELL.
Richmond, March s. 1876. 40w3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-20

CURiouS CALcULArIoN.-NoaI ark was
longer by one half than any North River
steamboat Taking tho cubi of % inches,
it was 547 feet long, 81 bro I'd. and Al high
measuring, according to Bishop Wilkins,
1885 tons.
A sleigh containing four persons broke
through the ice near Rockville, Canada
17lh ult., aud the whole we're drowned
V,crUALs AND DRINK. Married, in Cav.
huga North, Mr.. James Whites TO Miss Mary
Jane Drink.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-20
aga BROADWAY, New York.

DARTlNS LOrION-The Loron was invented
- some years ag and Is Tue pro IN non of acct
denial di>coverie~, aided ly skill and experience
he original dc,- IN Of il solely for the inven'o>
own u.e hut no sooner had It become rsabl- hcl N
his practice, than enquiries leean Ia lr made bv
the friends OF those who had cen ltnchtied hv IT.
virtues, where il might he procured. Thus ~ iamc
began TO spread from individual individual uui i'
became known a never fading cure, IA most Of the
large cities IN he Union. Without pulling, or the aud
Of the public press II has AGO lirci rs own cee'rit
AMI iopnl II, way INFO puhlr favor a. m unrvnllr
and extraordinary aim IN the care Of many Of the
ills 20 which mankind are subject.
In ga e. of Grui, Rhe inaiism, Swell inc> Of all
kinds, Dslocat ion> or Fractured Bones Bru,e> Cut.
Confusion, attended with pain and inflammation, Pu--
onous Bte> and StineS, Burns, Scaid> Chill lains,
Corn> or Bmlon>, and Wounds OF every de,cri ptiuu,
it affords an immediate and permanent relief. 1t is,
perhaps the only article thai be depended upon ~
the cure of those pans the back AMI side reneral
produce by taking cold after violent eNcriun and
overheating For Gland liar lumor,, Lumba 20,
Ery>lpelas, letter or Rngworn. and all kud, OF
Ernphons oflhe SAN, II l. most excellent reHle ".
For Fever and Ague Asue IN The Breast and Face,
Cramp in the Siomache and Headache ii acts Ike a
charm. Bui above all. in the gore 1enhunl, an 4
Cap'ular INJURIES, SPialn>, and Wounds OF every de-
crpton, Il shows IN most astonishing manner. is
ma giCal powers.
In ailllion TO the lengn inf ienre the I.otiln cx-
ert> over the accidents and nhrmlies If man, II ha>
been ionnd no less valuable in similar complanns To
winch interior animals are subject, particularly The
Hor>e whose value AMI useiu ness demand, The mar
ne lar care Of owners. In some cases where n,
has been applied TO tins kind creature tor slight n-
rle>, II has, IN addition 10 an almost Ins'ananeo IS
cure given apparently new animation aud yvac.y to
the animal, 10 such an ex'eul that IN various in>ian-
ces the winning OF has l,,n enaciou,ly a>crb-
Ell 10 'he stimulating and happy effect OF the Iol on
rather IMAM The natural speed Of the anmal) Il has
eenne equally celebrated an unlveral specific
both tor man and least The fol owing are some (
the complaints most common to The hor,t IN which il
hhs proved It's superiority.
The Lotion is composed entirely Of the medicinal
properties OF vegetable substances concentrated and
rendered most pure bv dlsalion and ulher chemical
processes. As,an inward medicine, II is the most IN
nocen,, Wholesome stimulating anu cheering chsrac-
Ter, AMI will expe Instantly, ihose dull, heavy and
Unprecedented fee. ings to which many are 80 sub
rect, and give hle aud animation 10 both body and
inlnG. To be had IN Burlington al
Mcs>rs. PECK & SPEARS,
Also, W. b. HATCH q Co., winooski Falls.
Feb. g. 10 emily
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-20
Petition TO Sell Land.


Dr.rnrc1 OF Cnrrrrsnss, s.. ! Aoi the Pro.
late Court held at Burlington, within and for said
district OF Chnenden, on the second day Of March,
A. ID. 1896 comes Oscar f. Hollabrd of Shelburn,
in said district, guardian OF Catherine Holabrd, of said
Shelburne, minor child Of Myron HolabIrd, late
OF SAID Shelburn, deceased and files said his
petition, IN writing setting forth that his said ward
seized IN her own right IN fee Of the following descrb
ed parcels Of land situated in said Shelhurn, viz:
parcel of land lying the south side OF the road
leading from Sheburn village to Lake Champaign
bounded northwardly by sad road sourhcrly by land
OF Mrs. Lucy HolabId, easiwardly by Cyrus Tracy
land and westwardly by the road leading from Hy-
man Holabird's to Ezra Meechs, containing ten acres
OF land.
Another parcel of land lying south of said road
leading from Shelburn village 10 Lake Champlan,
bounded northwesterly and westerly hy said road
leading from Hyman Holabird's to said Meech's
southery by sd road leading from Shelburn village to
Lake Champainea terly by land OF Cyrus Tracy, and
norlheasery by land of Bishop Comstock,, obtaining
10 acres and "a rods of land. And another parcel Of
land, bounded easlerly BY land of Bishop Cnnstock,
souheasterly by 81 road leading sd Meech's s,uth
ery and westerly 10y land of Ca,suS Holahlrd aud
northery by land Of Franklin ii. Morehouse, con-
tanning l6 and Al rods of land tina, a sale OF
said several parcels of land and the investment Of
The proceeds of such sale, al interest," would conduce
TO the best interest of said ward and praying sa
court to grant 10 said guardian license 10 sell said
parcels Of land for the purpose of investing the pro-
ceeds of such sale at interest, ngreeaby TO the
| statute in such case made and provided ;-WHERE-
UPON the court aforesaid doth appoint the FOURTH
WEpsEspAY ~ MARcH, 1916 for hearing and deci-
ding said petition the Office Of the REGISTER OF
said Court, IN said Burlington, and doth order that
all persons interested be notified thereof by pubca.
ton Of this order, containing the substance Of said
petition three weeks successfully, in the Buriing ion
Free Press, a newspaper, printed IN said Burlington,
The last of which publications TO be previous to the
| lime sci for hearing. Given under my hand, ct said
! Burlington, this second day Of March. 1916.
| 40 WIN WESTON, Register.