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Further from Mexico,

Papers Of the city of Mexico, up to March o. hive
been received New Orleans. The progress OF Santa
Anna has itsefmost of interest, lie took leave of his
army March II at San Luis Potosl, in Il brief and p
by address full of compliment to them for their con
duct at the field of La Angostura procstations of
patriotism for himself and hatred of their pertiIious
Invaders He states that had already sent forward
two bngades OF infantry and one OF cavalry win their
batteries to assist in the defence OF Vera Crz The
rest of the army is to defend the frontier The Plea
yune says of his march to the capital
From san Luis To the city Of Mexico Santa Anna's
progress was triumphai He continually met delega-
tons from Congress out to propitlate him, Ad-
dresses from the different states were presented TO nm
on his route. He arrived in the immediate vlclnlly OF
the capital the Goth. On the 23i he took the oath
OF Office as President OF the Republic nj the city OF
Guadalupe de Hldago. The afternoon Of the follow
and soemnity. A re Deum was sung in the metro
pohan church, where he received the fluctuations OF
the authorities and corporations.
The cabinet o Santa Anna s composed as follows
ID Manano Oero, Minister OF Foreign Affairs ID Juan
Kondero, OF the Treasury ID Francisco Gutierrez Of
War
The Inaugural Address of Santa Anna indicates
nothing OF his future policy. He is highly compliment
tary TO congress and the people, and little So
towards himself, declares principles, and IS only
superiluous in words
We see nothing concerning the grant of money by
the clergy To Santa Anna
Santa Anna is said to have allied himself with the
party OF taras, and TO be determined to support the
war at the expense of the church
A Guadalaara paper publishes the terms offered by
our government tor peace through Atocha. The
prneipal one in brief fifteen millions 10 he mn id
Mexico for the line Of 26 degrees from the Gulf TO the
Pacific and the United States to demand no expense
oil the war These expenses estimated at thirteen.
millions, making a total OF twenty eight millions fol
the territory north OF 90 degrees
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INGTON FREE PRESS, FRIDAY MORNING, April % 1871

army began 70 appear, the column passing between
our lines Women and children accompanied the
troops, bearing heavy burdens Theirnrmv halted be-
tween our lines stacked their arms laid down their
colors ana equipments, and then marched of, our
troops Chose detailed for the purpose from Wor,hs
uNsiol) mnrcheJ into the city at the same time with
coljrs lying AMI the binds playing national airs Capt
Aniefsons company, 81 tiiery, AMI Captain Ken
tricks 81 the I'd, entered the castle and Lieut. Van
nhets company oithe 81 Artillery took possession OF
fort Santiago, run up thu American flag and fired u
national salute.
March 80 There were log pieces of artillery in
postioh around the city, aud las many more dsmoun-
yea, many OF tue latter useless The enemy laid
down about 400 stand OF arms and 1000 more were
foud III the city, saying nothing of the swords anccs
ana very large store oi shell, solid shot and powder
ne great castle rs garrsoned by the following COM
pnnies Capt Anderson's, Capt Taylor's and Lieut.
nNlets OF the Sd Artillery, under the command
OF Col Belton 1t has l6O guns mounted several of
them oS,ponnders. il is a regular Fashioned work,
with dem. lune aud covered way on the sea side:--
vast quantity OF ammunition was found in the work
Gen Scott, ordered 10000 rations to be issued to
the suffering poor OF Vera Cruz, and it was affect
ing scene to witness the crowd OF ai-umishcd crea
lures as they gathered tmidy around to receive their
respective shares. These rations will as Mexicans
usually eat last 5000 people at least four days. but it
IS probable that not more than 1000 will partnke of
the provisions: The city and castle were exhausted
OF provisions. II is Characteristic of Mexicans that
they never lay in stores, but live from hand to mouth
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PETITION TO SELL LAND.

STATE or VERlIONT , vpHE Probate Conf
DiSt,ict Of Chitenden, SIS ( ] in and for said dis
tlci, loall persons 10 whom il may concern Greeting
- w heiens, Horace l.. Moore of BURLINGTON i'm said
Dstcl Guardian OF the property and estate of Will
lnh Dehns, OF SAID Burlington, n male infant under
'he age OF II years, as such guardian hath filed his
pehton III writing IN said court STATING tLat his said
Mnlu Is sei2eI IN hls own right in tee snplc of GER
va" P'iv'l OF lhhd, situate in snd BURLINGTON ON the
sou' sac Of the road leading from the head al Peor
sueel 10 me bridge ut Onion River Lower Falls de-
soll"u ana bounded as follows 10 wit: On The north
1,iu ioad ana land recently occupied bv John L;
W, McDeIihoi and wife, and conveyed In QUO William
warner on the east by land so conveyed r., al W.
'l ana te westerly line Of the school house lot IN
schoul uslllcl No II, on the south hy land nt IN Co.
poIh'Iol OF the University of Vermont ond IN ,Lo
"ysl 10y lnnd occupied by Johnson Wadsworh, con-
'"''i"e aoont one-third of an acre with n hu,lnf,
uom uscu as mouse OF religious worship standing
W E "u1 'uiiher sialing that sale of SAID parcel
OF land with all the privileges and nnuur,enrnmcos
'heeol' ana me avals o such sale invested in n,her
iehI tsac or put out at interest would be for Tho hs
interest OF his said ward and PRAYING said court IN
grant nm license and 10 authorize and empower hin,
10 s ana convey said premises agreaby To the statute
IN sueh case provided Therefore the said court doth
hereby appoint the eighth day OF Nav A ID Ist7 n,
looclock A. NJ at the office of The Register of said
court IN burlington Tor hearing and deciding upon
eau petlllon and doth further order that all persons
INTERESTED therein he notified 10 apprar before said
couf al tie me- and place Aforesaid md en- and there
SNOW cause II amy they have, why the payer Of said
pehlon should not be granted, by publishing the sub
Stance oitaid pcton together with this order three
weeks successfully in the Free Press n news nnn.r
publications shall be before the day set TOR hearing
Glven under my hand at Burlington in said District Of
Chlttendcn this 2lst day OF April A. d. 1917
issS CHAs RUSSELL, yudge
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w. RSakcr,s

American, Homeopathic and French Chocolate.
prepared Cocoa, Cocoa Paste, Bro,na, Cocoa
Shells, dc.
MERCHANTS AND CONSUMERS, who would pur-
chase the best products of the cocoa, free from
IN quality unsurpassed the subscriber recommends The
above articles manufactured by himself His Broma
ana Cocoon Paste. as delicate, palaable and salunry
utks l1r n'aids convalescents, and Others are pro-
nounced, by the most eminent physcinns sunerior IN
any other preparations. His manufactures are always
on sale IN any quantity by the respectable whole
SAFE grocers in the Eastern cities and BY his agents.
messrs HAYES GRAY e. Co, Boston James
Bunce Il Co. Hartford, CT Husscy & Murray N
I Grant \ Stone, Philadelphia Thomas V. irun-
dge, Baltimore, and Kellogg y Kcnnct, Cincinnati,
Ohio. WALTER BAKER
43n2 Uorcbesfer lJnss
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SURVEYING
done bv
J. 7. BENEDICT.
Rooms over H. Leavenworth's office "a
PEARL STREET HOUSE,
Burlington VI.
BY Villas & MOVES.


Circumstances having rendered the control Of the
above premises necessary, would give notice the
public that the Pearl ST. House is open for the
accommodation of travellers and Others who may call
Bring located in of the peasa niesr pats Of our
village, and commanding ii does fine view Of
Lake Champain and the scenery about Burlington
and also being near the University of Vermont, we
think II can scarcely fail TO please the seareher for
pleasure and recreation, while al the time it ai
lords those upon business comfortable home.
Mr. ii. \. Cole and Mr.. II q. Mason late o.
Highgate Springs, will manage tue House ier u.s. and
10 those who acquainted with Them Ms CATERERS.
It would be unnecessary to say single word III COM
mendation. Suffice 10 say that srerg thug VIII he
done to make it agreeable and pleasant to sH who
may wish to make it stopping place
Believing that the sale OF intoxicating drinks ~ a
beverage to injurious them who sse OF do ROT use
them and detrimental 10 the well beng OF society,
as also in hostility to the law OF the State, and the
strongly expressed wishes OF majority OF tie Free
men thereof W. shall neither keep 1t publicly nor
rIaDdestinsiy TO be sold giren away.
A suitable carriage will be provided 10 take paseen-
gers TO and from the Steam Boats.
All Stages will call at this House.
VIM. r. Villas,
March, 1877. MoRILLo NoYEs.
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NEIV
SABBATH SCHOOL LIBRARY
OF 100 VOLS. FOR so.

THE American Sunday School Union will publish,
on the 10Th inst, No. 2, of the cheap Lhrnry OF
100 volumes, for $40, The books will be OF the Is
mo. size, well printed on good paper be neatly and
substantially bound, and vary i'll size from - 10 pa
pages. For cheapness and adaptedness to its object
this Library will have equal in this or any other
country. The large sales which have attended No.
and the concentrations Bestowed upon by those best
capable of Judging OF It's merits is sufficient
for saying that the forthcoming set will be still
more acceptable to those whose wants it is designed
meet. Parents, Superintendents of Sabbath Schools
and Principals Of common schools and academies, are
referred to an advertisement in the y Observer OF
the 18Th aud the n. Y. Evangelist Of the 22d OF April
for n catalogue of the books.
The General Catalogue OF the Society, to which
additions constantly making, now embraces more
than fire hundred bound roiumes expressly prepared
Tor Sabbath School Libraries An examination Of the
catalogue (Which is furnished gratullously on applica
tom is solicited OF those about purchasing
Orders received by J, {. MEEkS,
43w3 lI, Nassau SHeef, ". i.
April Is, 1877.
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ntarkcts.


IKETOKTED FUR THE TNANELLEN.I
At market 800 Beef Cattle 80 Jokes working oxen
&C Cows X Calves 100 Sheep, and about 1900 Swine
Market brisk and all sold ut advanced prices from
last week
Beet Cattle--Extra, $50; first quality 500 Sc
cond and third qualities from 50 80 TO Sc %.
Working Orcn-Sales noticed at Sy2, S9i, 800
and Sl37 50
Co,rs and Cdires--Salcs noticed at $50, &c, 90, and
S3i to $50.
Sheep--Lots taken ut $500, s2,75, $3.50 and 81 so
and one lot very fine at $500
>uine--Sacs at wholesale, Sc for Sows and &c fof
Barrows. AT retail, from to &C per lb--an advance
o lc from last week prices.
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FROM VERA Cruz There were number of arri-
walls AT New Orleans the 9Th inst. from Vera Cruz,
bringing dates on the ID Among the passengers in
the steamer Alabama, which LETT on the 3ist ult,
touching at Tampco, was Mr., Halle, the army cor
respondent of the Picayune, who communicates the
following -
March % The Surrender. Our army was drawn
up in two lines facing inward, and occupying mile IN
extent. Gen Worth appeared on the field IN iui UNI
quered troops A detachment of sailors and marines
added muc Il TO the effect Al 10 o'clock the Mexican
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SIR HENRY.
PEDIGREE AND DESCRIPTION.

SIR HENRY was bred by James Ba,hgate, ESQ ,
OF Long lsland--the breeder of Medoc, Midas, Gyp-
seyani other Horses distinguished in the annals OF
the Turf He has taken more premiums after loser
competition, than any other American Horse ; hay
ing received besides numerous county premiums, the
FIRST premium for the best blood horse, OF the n \.
State Agricultural Fair, several different years. the
last, al Auburn sept IL, 1916, over upwards OF my
competitors admitted to have been the finest snow o.
horses ever witnessed, even In New ORR he isiui
sixteen hands high, and very muscular weighs eleven
hundred and a halt in ordinary condition; is o bright
chestnut color; was never III the harness or on Tue
Turf isa renal knbly sure foa getter perfectly SOUND
and healthy, and in the V!sor OF he; lie was got ny
Henry (the competitor OF Am. Eclipse IN the great
Long Island he by Sir Archy, am. he ny I'm,
ported Doomed. SIR llENRflS dam-the dam Of
Prospect, Sir Lowell and 1t lnnitry-Mas goi ny nm
ported Lit Infantry, "a sou Of English EcLirsLl gr
dam mp old MESSENGER, uhe sire OF the dam AM
ECNrsE, and celebrated asa geicr OF ir9ltetsl 9, "
dam Bashaw; 4, 9. or. dam mp lHt pit ioN' sIio
to be- the sire OF The original Morgan thpoiieu LII
Infantry was bred hy Richard Gulston Esq, OF Jan
don in Surrey and was got BY Eng. Eclipse MS Jam
by Feather; or dam FLYING ohIlbEkS,
The above pedi gree may be- verified hy any one VINO
desires by reference to the Eng sud Book, or Am,
Tint Register both in possession OF the pIolfieofs
Sin UIxEy's coils are unrivalled Tor speed, bottom,
and style oacon,and c3mmana nsnci T a. y ioaI
sters in the markets of Troy, Albany and New iork,
,b,r those ol amy other horse. The following notice
of Sir Henry is from the March No OF the American
Agrculturist, edited by Allen, ESQ, who is well
ACQUAINTED with both the horse and his stock
.SiR lIENRY-We have received circular from
Messrs Iucius Sanderson Il Co, oi West Milton, Vt.
informing that tins fine, well bred horse, will stand
at Burlington the ensuing season. SIR Henry has ia
ken several premiums AT the annual Shows OF the \,
Y State Ag Soc. Celebrated as the Vermont Horses
already are, we think, IT duly palronled this superb
horse will leave stock behind, which will add still
more to their reputation as roadsters"
Mr.. Hodge, of Cambridge, y. Y an experienced
and obliging groom, who has taken care OF Sir Henry
ior several years, will have charge OF him this Season
Good paslurage will be- provided Tor mares from
distance but the proprciors will be responsible for
accidents or escapes, -
Refer 10 Mahlon Cottrill, Esq Of Montpelier, Ed
ward Long, Esq Cambridge, n Y, VIM. I. Porter,
Esq Editor OF the Spirit OF the Times, New ioTk.eI'y'
Charles Everest, Nergennes Nt.c
LuCIuS SANDERSON Co.
NB A printed CIRCULAR containing SIR HENRYs
pedigree and description more at length WIN an ac
count OF his stock and ,tca.es OF ,her
numbers N, th,m have been sold may be had by cal
nr on the prcpre,ors addressing them post fd'd
BHhne'on.
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Boston Market..April 10, 1917.

(sKNIN. UufU 20 per cent
Dealers have operated more freely during the week
past aud have taken considerable portion OF the late
arrivals OF yellow, and several cargocs white Corn
About 30 900 bushels have also been taken for
rious shipments, white IS - 9Oc, and yellow fla,
= per bushel Northern round and mixed at SlO2 I
lOj per bushel Oats scarce, and p ,cs finn sales
Eastern, IS q i9c, and North River, 50 Il Sc per
bushel AT the close there is but little Grain aloat
unsud
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BRTEITT COLORS
Relief of Ireland and Scotland.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Relief Commit
" tee will despatch ship Tor Ireland without delay
in which donations OF food and clothing can be for
warded free of freight Railroad and other expenses
contributions consigned TO Messrs Mlnot & Hoop
er, 40 India Wharf will be paid by the Committee -
Newspapers throughout New England are requested
to insert this notice three times and send their bills il
any, to J INGERSOLL BOWIDTCH, Es-.. 81 State
Street. For the Committee. JOSIAH QUINCY Jr.
Chairman.
Boston, March G, lsi7. 4lw3
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Apple SCiOMs. &c.

y bridge, Massachusetts, quantity of Scons of the
BALDWIN and RoxBuRY RUssEr ArrLEs,-for sale nj
Boston prices. Also, PORTER, HuBBARp,roS Nov
sucii, and DASvERs WINTER SWEET -'0''
Seons for budding in August or for graftina pcx,
spring can be furnished of the NORTHERN SPY nro.
cured from Rochester, New York - p'0
Also on hand quantity OF Scons of various npncs
cut from healthy bearing trees. P,ums, do various
sorts Graiting Wax for sale
April % Aoo
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LOST,

IN the small building near SINNERS Stable, on the
/ Goth inst, a silver quarter WATCH, to which
silver fob chain and dogs head key were attached
Any person who may have found said watch, and
will return il to the subscriber shall be literally
ded therefor. DAVID GREEN
Burlington April 20, 1917 'i3w2
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New Goods.

lust RECEIVED. A FINE LOT DIAMOND
. Pointed Gold Pens, Purse Rings and fassels, Stone
Bracelets, Pistol and Gun Tubes, Dagueneotype Ca
SEES aud lot Of fine Silver lepine Watches and other
new Goods BRINSMAID BROTHERS,
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MEDICINES. PAINTS & DYE-STUFFS.
Aianson Burroughs Estate.
PETITION TO SELL LAND.


STATE OF VERMONT,( At session of the Pro.
District OF Chittenden, S. bate court held at Bur.
lington within and for the District Of Chtenden on
the 18th day Of April. lsi7, Hosea Spalding,
administrator OF the estate of Aanson Burroughs late
of Union Mills, in the state of PENNSYLVANIA deceased
who died seized of real estate in said district comes
and files in said court his petition, in writing setting
forth that the only estate OF which the said Burroughs
died seized in the state of Vermont consists of three
fourths of an acre of land with small dwelling house
and blacksmths shop thereon, lying on Browns river
in Underhill, VI near the Union Meeting House. and
one halt acre ofland with white house and out build
ings thereon, wing opposite Martin c Barncys tavern
stand in said Underhill, which lands were decided by
the said Burroughs in his life time, your petitioner
by deed of warranty but in trust only for the curl
~ OF the payment of certain claims against the said
Burroughs and in favor OF said Hosea which have
been adjusted and allowed by the commissioners on
the Of the said deceased, follows: balance due
said Hosea from said estate on hook 05 on n receipt
OF the deceased for note Sli So and on note against
the said deceased 1897 SO, amounting to the sum of
S4l37l, which sum is due from said estate to sd
Hosea the payment OF which is secured to the said
Hosea by said deed OF warranty that the amount of
claims allowed by the commissioners against said es
tate including the above claims in favor of said Hosea
is S6l3,63, and that sale OF all the interest of said
in said parcels OF land is necessary for the paw
ment Of the debts allowed against said estate, and
praying said court TO grant him license to sell all the
interest of said estate in said parcels of land for
the purpose aforesaid ngreeaby to statute in such
doth appoint the first day of May, 1877, for hearing
and deciding snd petition, the office of the Re-
giser of said court, IN said Burlington, ten o'clock
in the forenoon and doth order that all persons inter-
ested be notified thereof, by publication of this order
containing the substance Of said petition three weeks
successfully in the Burlington Free Press newspa-
per printed in said Burlington, the las, which pubica
lions to be previous to the day appointed, Aforesaid
for hearing.
Given under my hand this 18th day of April. 1917
AZ WILLIAM WESTON, Register
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Notice

hereby given, that the subscribers will forward to
/ New York all grain, prov sions, and other arcles
destined for the Poor Of Ireland and scotland,
Freirht free. JOHN BRADLEY & co,
Burlington. April l6, 1877.
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EMERALD MILLS FLOUR.
GLOVER SEED.
Printers Ink Establishment.
OLIVER Bt 'RR. MANUFACTURER OF PRIV

Il I'LL IIIt III NV, MIMI 7 Nc Z xxx Ut FKIN +
~ ing Ink, near the Globe Mills Troy, n. Y res
pectiuly announces that he manuiac lures and keeps
constantly ON hand for sale, all kinds OF
Black, Blue, Green and Red Printing Ink,
ola superior quality, which he will furnish To order,
with promptitude, and on reasonable terms.
Also, all kinds OF WRITING INK, OF a superior
quality.
\ B Lnmpback and Caeined Lampback constant
ly on hand.
All orders will be promptly attended to, and sent
toany distance required This Ink is kept for sale by
Mes-rs llagar Arthur, Burlington, VT also kept by
WIN. ii Hill & Co, So CIrnhil Boston, Mas
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pUMPklN SEEDS FOR SALE ny
fowo CATLlN e. SPEAR.
H. d j. WILDER g. cos Cast Steel Trowel.
- tempered Hoes, superior article
..,o, , CATLlN e. SPEAR.
fApii 20 Iclt 43w3
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PETITION TO SELL LAND.

HENKY EULkLt1 FELST
ARCH BISuoP, sly.
Granville, n Y. Feb. l3 lsi7 .3wj
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Spring is uDOn us,

NOV CN HAND AND FOR SALE. FRESH
~ Glrden Seeds of New Hampshire, New York 4,
Flower Seeds CATTIT & SpEAR
CAchaige Building, Water Street. 13wG
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STATE or VERMONTl 4 T. n session OF the
District Of Chitfenden, SIS : n Probate Cont held
at Burlington, within and for the District OF Chten-
den, on the 10Th day OF April, 1917 comes Bctscy f.
lrih, guardian OF her minor daughter Julia VI Irish,
and hits IN said court her petition in writing, setting
forth that the said Julia VI is seized in her own hight
in tee OF one undivided halt of the following described
parcels OF land situated in Milton in the county Of
Chlttenden, TO wit: the south hall OF lot No. ~, in
the hrS division, and about thirty of the
south west corner OF lot No o. in the first DIVISION
which lands are subject 10 the right of dover OF the
said Brtsey l. lIish, widow OF John Irish ID late
OF SAID Milton, deceased that sale Of all her said
ward lterest IN sal lnni-, wou con uce her
best interest by having the proceeds OF such sale in
vested n interest stocks, other real state and
praying SAID court to grnnt her license TO sell and
convey all her said wards interest in said lands nclI-
ding the revcision OF dover therein, for the purpose
aloesaid, ageeably TO statute in such case made and
provided Nhereupon the court aforesaid doth APP
point the second Wednesday, in lidy lsi7, for hear
ing and deciding ON said petition at the Office OF the
Register ct said court III Burlington, ten o'clock in
tho forenoon and doth order that all persons interested
be notified thereof by publication OF this order
tanning the substance OF said petition, three weeks
successfully in the Burlington Free Press newspa-
per printed IN said Burlington the last OF which To be
previous TO the day appointed aforesaid for hearing
Given under my hand said Burlington, this 10Th
dday OF April 1917. WIN. WESTON
to Register.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION
YNHE COMPREHENSIVE EXISTING BETWEEN
i COLE and ROBINSON, was dissolved by IL
imitation on the LIST. OF April, 1917 ~
The books and demands OF the late concern, Will
remain for the present their former place OF business
All accounts and Notes due the said concern, must
MORTON COLE,
4lw3. JOHN II ROBINSON.