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sowing his seed in hope, may reap his harvest with

sowing his seed in hope, may reap his harvest with
abundant Joy.
Let us pray also, that there be no dcurth among us
ospirtual blessings, but that nil churches may pc
visited with rich illusions Of Heavenly grace that tue
Gospel may be embraced by multitudes who now re-
fuse obedience to its holy requirements and hni rem i,
gion. pure and undefed, may take root and Univ ~,
all our hearts, and exert its benign and sacred
upon all our conduct. l.,
Letus pray that all our valuable insiitutionSay r Gc
preserved and prospered, and that the CHERISHED p, ,
vigcs and blessings which flow from them may hoi
only be pcrpetuatcd to us but be dsed and eN'eueo
to all our brethren Of the human race If. Ill.,, =,
And finally let us pray that and strife; that IN
Justice and oppression, and immortality ana f vice o
every name and character, may be driven rom 9u
land and that we may become, in all our ways, such
people as the Lord will delight to own, prospe
and to bless. ,..,
Given under my hand at Enosburgh, this tent
day of March, in the year vt our lord one thou
Is sand eight hundred and forty seven, and OF the In
dependence OF the United States the seventy
first.
HORACE EATON
BY the Governor,
FREDERICK BILLINGS, Sec'ry.
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WE the Subscribers having been appointed by tn.
w Honorable the Probate Court Tor the District OF
Chittenden. COMMISSIONERS TO receive, examine ana
adlus, the cinims and demands of all persons against
he cs.n,c Of .tnah Haght, late of Burlington ~ Said
exhibited in offset thereto and six months from tn.
day the date hereof being allowed by said cour, for
that purpose, do therefore hereby give notice, that
we will attend to the business OF our appointment nj
the Office of Smallcy & Phelps in Burlington, in said
District. on the fourth Tuesday of April next 10 o.
clock. \. VI
Dated, this It'll day OF January i 4 lsi7.
UEMAN LOWRY. Comms-
3Gw3 GEO. B. SHAW. ! sioners.
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RumOred Engagement.

The report Of an engagement between Gen. Taylor
and Santa Anna is contradic,ed; there has as yeti
been official report of conflict. How different the
statements we hear occasonallyabou the which
Jones Hair Restorative always meets with it may
truly be called the nercr failing remedy. 1t not only
increases the growth OF the HAIR but frees it entirely
from dandruti it also produces silky curling bcau,i
fu head OF Hair 1t is sold in email and large bottles
10 suit customers, by the Agent at
ArorHEcARIIs HALL,
3Swl Cor Church and Col SITS.
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHlP The
- coparnershp heretofore existing. under the name
of WM SWAIN L. son, was dissolved on the 2ls'
OF Iuy last hy the ,cccase Of the said VIM. Swain.
and the business is now and will he in future. conduct
ed exclusively by tile subscriber who -s had the sct
charge OF the manufacturing OF the Panacts ana VeI
uifugc for the last fourteen years.
The Panacca will be put up as usual in round bot
ties iutrd longitudinaly, with the following letter.
blown ON the glass - Seams Pdndced, Phi!add,
and the only change made is the name OF JAS
SWAIN >tampedon the sealing wax, and ,crifien o.
The label covering the cork. and new labc! tor IN
ridc ot the bottle, composed Of gcometrc lathe work
comprising nine different dies which have been turned
tor .r exclusive use OF the proprietor, by Draper a.
Co.. bank note engraycrs OF Philadelphia -Four des
OF different uatterns form the body OF the work, ami ~
,!e centre is portrait OF tie late VIM. Swain, sepa
rrted from the hordersby two circles OF lathe work
The words " Swaim's fanncc0,' are engraved con
-picuossy on two turned s.nfsap large semi-circu
lar die forms the upper margin. The borders are corn
posed of plain lathe work strips outside OF which iseh
prnyed in small letters the entry OF the copyright.
Philadelphia Aug lo.6. JAMES SW .AlM
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Notice.
IN Notice. HS
THE SUBSCRIBER VIII SILL AT P.BLiC

/
THE SUBSCRIBER Will SELL AT f.B,iC
Auction on the 2,th day OF April next, ut ten o'clock
n on the premises occupied by the late rrm OF \
Webb & Co in this place, the following property, as
signed TO him by said irni, II not sold nj private sale
10 that date 10 wit: lot OF ore OF Land
,,yith dwelling house and barn. Urge cut Stone Store
Stor, Houses doeL and other improvements thereon
| occuuied by said firm where die Steamboats, r,nrirg
through Lake Champlan make their regular landings
several tines daily, during the season OF Navigation
AIsu lot OF one halt acre OF Land with dwelling
house and out buildings fronting the Lake Shore
in this place, aud near the L : Fortficaons Also
three farms with dwelling houses and on buildings
two ofwhich farms Join the Lake rear said Fonhca
tons and the other lying little farther West on the
highway running between this village and the village
ot Champaln, containing IN chnear 500 acres OF Land
well watercd and the greater part under good state
OF cultivation, having suitable portion ~ lumber and
wood, together with the stock of Cattle Horses Sheep
and farming utensils, with which these farms are well
supplied. A LSO-
Several other small dwelling houses and lots and
building lots ~ she central part OF this village Also,
several Lake and Canal Boats, together with various
other personal property.
II Is deened unnecessary to 90 into farther partlcn
lars, as s'rsons deslrous oi purchasing, will naturally
examine Tor themselves before the day OF sale. TO whom
the requs le information will be gwen The property
will be sold in lots 10 purchasers far possible,
and the terms accommodating. II is now the prevail
ing opinion that the lake Cmmplaih and ST Lawrence
or Ogdensburgh Railroad will iniersect the Eastern
Railroad by crossing the Lake at this place Should
this be realized the before named property will be great
w increased IN valtie -
y RAwDON, .issisaee.
Rouses Point, town Of Champaign
Clinton County, \ V March, lsi7 a6ws
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EWELL'S MEDICAL COMPANION
TENTH EDITION.

T. &. & Go. will also publish this spring Tn
MEpirAL CoNraNIoy, or Family Physician ucutin.
,f the Diseases Of the United States with their symp
TOMS, causes, cure, and means of prevention COM
mon cases in Surgery, as ia,turesi dsocaons, &c.
the management and Diseases of Women and Chi
drcn. A dispensatory forpreparng Family Medicines
and Glossary explaining technical terms. which
are added, brlei Anatomy and Physiology OF th'
Human Body, showing on rational principles, thu
cause and cure of Diseases; al Essay on Hygiene
the ait OF preserving Health without the aid o Me
dicine an American Mnteria Medca, pointing GU
tie virtues and doses Of our Medical Plants. Also
the Nurses Guide By james Ewell, Physician il
Edition, revised, enlarged and YER, considerably i'm
proved embracing u Treatise ON ilydropahy, Ho-
ineopathy, and the Chrcno'hernial System,
q y Booksellers, aud Others purchasing Books are
invited to call and examine Stock before purchas
ing elsewhere they will find 1t more extensive than
that Of any other establishment in the Country. and
We will sell at the lowest prices. j. L. eo
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B. M. /,

Tie last Lecture before the Mechanics In
stitue will be delivered this Evening, March
10Th, at Strongs Hall, By Rev. JAMES Doucn-
ERTY.
Subject the causes of lrelard's sufferings and
the Remedies.
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Special Notice.

~ The extraordinary GRAEFENBERG Pills.
which are achieving unparalleled triumphs in various
sections OF this country, Introduced into this
vicinity Let every sick person read the advertisement
of the Greaenberg Company, which will be found in
another column For sale at SnERwoop's, West side
Court House Square.
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SWANS CELEBRATED PANACEA.

Srofu'a General De5iity Waite S,reliins.
Rie,orafism. Discusses Of The Lirer and
Skri. dhd al Diseases arising from
is,paritics of the Blood, OF the
cfecis Of Mercury,
SWANS PANACEA bas been for more i.an
tWcnty five years celebrated IN this country ana III
Europe Tor is extraordinary cares for the certificates
N, which reference is made the directions and books
(which may be had gratis accompanying the Pa
uacca.
1t has been ueci hospital anl private practice. and
Inns had the singular fortune OF btg recommended b,
the celebrated physicians and other eminent pei
sons Among othclsby
W Gibson, VI D. Professor of Surgery. Ia, un-
vcrsity,
Valentine Mott " d, Professor of SurSrt,N y
University.
W Devices VI d Professor Iilwssers, Pa. tn-
versty
T Park, VI y, Prcs.drn, coilegc Physicians.
Phind.
pr Del Vale. troossor Nciicrnc, ffnvana,
Jose loure,,co ia Lnz Ftlicssor Surgery, Lisbon.
J Chipr,au, Mcuhr Royal Co!lege Surgeons.
L9a9don,
Sir Thomas Petersen, MINOR Geirral British Army
Gilbert Robertson, British Constl, &c AZ,
And also, tis wonderful cures Effected BY SWANS
Eanacea h-ve tor many years made !, an invaluable
remedy. The Pana"'a does nos contain mercury III
any iorni, asl being IN rnrocen, preparation it may
he g,ttn 10 the most tender infant.
THEkEFAIh PRICE HAS BEEN REDUCED
IL one Dollar and Fifty Centspet bottle, containing
,lrrec half pints9 three bottles for -Four Dollars.
AiSO-SW AIMS VERMlFuGE.
4 valuable Family Medicine, being highly appro-'
we'd remedy Tor all drseascs arising from Debility Of TIN
Digestive Organs such Worms, Cholera Morbus,
Dyseniery Fever md Ague Bleeding Plies Sick fiea
dache &c sc s'ec the pamphlet (which may be has
gratis accompanying the Nennituse
AGENTS.
New Vork-H n S,hiriitln & Go.
Liverpool, Eng-James Watson
Ha-ana-LG Melizet.
Salparaso--Acx Cross.
Buenos Ayres-OJ Hayes * Co
1t Thomas-A II Rise.
Canton--J Swords,
Sandwich lslands--E l. Benson.
Calcutta ilutinaglc & Co
!
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RIINGTON FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 49, 1s47

ed by the House of Lords in Eng gland. In the Eng
sh Chancery practice there but two modes OF oh
tanning such relief as is here asked Tor 1st, by pc
tition for hearing-2d. bya bill Of review, which
may be founded on new discovered facts. In this
thcr of these modes, but the Supreme Court cannot
by virtue of any of their ordinary powers, This
Court has no power to grant hearings in Chance
ry under the 32d chap Of Rev. Stat the language Of
which applies only to legal, and not chancery pro-
ceedngs: Under these views, consideration Of the
merits o. the present application becomes necessary
The petition is dismissed with cost.
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Read the following voluntary tribute to WISTAR's
BALSAM, from the Undertook n. Y Sentinel, da
ted July 81, lS45.

"HUPE NEVER DIES"
The extraordinary virtues OF WistaJs Bnlsam of
Wild Cherry. in the cure of pulmonary complaints
have been attesded by many persons, that he who
doub,sit efficacy must be in truth n very sccptic
remarkable cure Of Consumption has recently been eff
fccted by this medicine in the town of latham, in
this County, and which related to us by Dr. Her
rick, an eminent physician of that town, to whom we
have permission 10 refer. A young lady who had long
abored under an affection of the lungs, and who had
been under the Of several physicians without
periencing any relief considered by her friends
beyond the reach Of medicine, and she informed
by her medical attendant that she must die All he
own premonl,ions, also pointed to the grave For
tnno,cly she was ind to send 10 the kinderhool
Bookstore 10. a bottle Of
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wisTAR's pALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.

as last resort in her critical situation. Before lis
tents were exhausted the young lady experienced rrea
relief and two bottles successfully procured
and administered She is now happy in the restora
ton OF health, and bcsscs the day when she first
sorted TO the use OF this healing Balsam.
None genuine. unless signed l. BUTTS on the
wrapper. For sale by PECK SFEAR.
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CHANDELIERS GRAMMAR.
4 New Grammar OF the English Language,
BY JOSEPH Il. CHANDLER, ESQ,
Editor Of .he United Staies Ga:ens.
pRlCE 3s,s

PRICE 3scts
THIS Work is now in the hands OF the stcrroypcr.
and will be issued by the Subscribers in the month
April next II is plain, familiar, but thorcteh tx
position OF English Grammar, adapted to the present
condition OF our language, and to the wants Of tn
Schools of this country, and is csgned not discuss
the subject with the teacher but TO enable him
municate an accurate knowledge o! it with ficiy
his pupils. Those who acquainted with Mr.
Chandler, either personally, through his widely cir
culated and important journal, will not hesitate to
admit, that it would be difficult to find person better
suited to the task of preparing such treatise and
that il may be expected be standard work in its
department to be OF eminent service 10 the cause o.
education, and to reflect honor oil the school hiera
tur. OF America
THOMAS, COWPERTFIWAIT IL Co.
Publishers q Booksellers,
253 Market Street, Phi!adelrhid
February Is, 1917. 31wi
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BOLTINo CLOTHS

BURR MILL STONES.
u. +. WHITE,
No Norton Block Milk Street, BosIoY.
CONTINUES TO IMPORT AND KEEPS
" constantly for sale, si extensive assortment of
Batting Cloths
Of the most approved Patterns. From long experience
in the Man,,iac'are and sale OF this artsA the Ad
vcrtiscr en~t nd 10 furnish Alcrs wish more perfect
and dnrabs Cloths than he oua,d elsewhere aida,
very Low Prices.
--ALsG.----
French Burr Mill Stones Of all sizes msnu-
kciurcd at the Massachusetts, State Prison
Sept 1916. Iiyi
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Die0,

In Springfield VT on the eth February, Mr. Ste
phen Dyer, aged IS years. revolutionary soldier.
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L0y Of February, A. n. 1Si7
.i6w3 WIN WEnTOS, Register
petition to sell Land

STATE OF VERMONT,l A I session. the Pro
District Of Chcndcn, Sc. I n bate Court, held ~
Burlington within and Tor the District OF Chi,,cndr'
on The 18th day hi February 1917, comes Guy Trac,
who is guardian of ltmenda Louisa Hickok Hem
iiicDok aud Nathaniel HicEoh, minor children Of M
tianic Hckoh late ol Detroit in The State Of Mich
gan. deceased and files in said Court his petition
writing, setting forth that his said wards are seized
their own rgh, and fee OF one undivided fifteenth pm
ola lot OF land situated in Charlotte, in said district
continuing about one hundred and thirty acrcs Of land
be the or less being the farm Of which Amo
Hicltok, late OF said Charlotte, deceased died seize
and possessed. third part Of which, i'll value hr
been ST 0' 70 the widow OF the said Amos Hckok a
her dover therein that said land is unproducyc t.,
said wards. and that gle OF their interest therein in
cludnr the rpvcrsion OF dbcr; ttodld b. beneficial TO
them and conduce their iHieftst br hat.hs Nlc M
ceels of such sale put nj intercs or infescd III broduc
4 tive stocks aud praying said court to grant him Il
censc sell Tia" whole 81 said wards interest IN sal
land Including the rcversion Of dowcr, for the purp,
aforesaid. hgrccaly to the statute in such
and provided - IFacrcupon, the court Aforesaid dot,
uppout the ou,h "Wednesday in March. l5i7, io
hearing and deciding 81 said petition, at the Office o!
The Register Of sad cuit in said Burlington and do,l,
order that all persons interested be notified thereof by
publication ol this order containing the substance
said petition, three weeks successfully in the BurlnE
ton Free Press, rprlnted in said Burlington.
the os. OF which publications TO be pre''ous to said
fourth Wednesday in March, 1917
Given under my hand a, said Burlington this 1871
,lay of February 1917 WIN WESTON,
3jw3 Rrrister.
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Atarkcts.
ifiRht8n Market--.M Monday. MArch Is


Atmarket, 1865 Beef Cattle, l6 vokcs working oxen,
6j Cows and Calves, 800 Sheep and about 1000 swine
Beef Cattle-Exra, 81; first quality Sc 50; second
quality S. so to SC.
Working Oxen--Sales were made at SIS, 81 w.
100, and Sl36. r.. m
Cows and Cnvcs--Snle were noticed at s2i, 90, 80,
80, and one at $40. "
Shccp--Salrs Of lots at 81 $50 10, 81 26 and so
Swinc--At wholesale, Sc for Sows, and &c for Bar
rows.--At retail, from to &c per lbs.
N B.--About 26O head of the cattle came over the
Western Rarond from Albany.
Boston Market..1arch IS, 1sa7.
GRAIN. Duty 90 per cent. ,.
TIL, Com market during the week past has been very
dull sales for export not exceeding l0OOO bushels and
about 10 900 bushels northern round, brought at VI
per bushe at Railroad supposed for mill at EAST Bos
ton the trade have taken two three cargoes at sSt
for white and 92c fellow flat, measure. Oats are !,
little better the receipts having somewhat fallen of
sales Eastern &c per bushel Rye northern, $50 So
do do, and in limited demand
WOOL. DUTY, 30 per Ct
Prices still have an upward tendency and sales liav
been made at our highest quoted rates The stock ii
market continues to be small, and manufacturers are
| looking to the country for supply.
Pine Saxony Fleeccs, ,
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BURLINGTON
GRIcULTURAL WAREHOUSE
AND SEED STORE.
TINE SUBSCRIBERS HAVETAKEN THE

Il Thomas STORE on College stree! two doors
East of the Free Prcss Office, and offer the Farmers
OF Chi,enden, and the adjoining counties, general
assortment of Agricultural Implements consisting OF
Prouy and Mears' Centre draft Ploughs.
Rusges Nourse and Masons do
" Subsol do
Cultivators, Straw cutters, kendalls Cylinder
Churns.
Corn shelters, Seed planters, Bush pullers, Garden
Tools
Fruit Trees Grape Vines Gocsebcrry Bushes, Garden
and Flower Seeds OF all kinds.
They have made arrangements for Obtaining Fruit
Trees, othe several varieties OF apples pears plums,
Cherries, peaches &c from the Albany and Boston
Nurseries by which they can supply orders short
Notice and at reasonable prices.
They are also Agents for the Albany Cu,,ivator
the Agriguturist the Hortcuurst, the Boston Guilt
vator and the New ork Farmer and Mechanic.
They hsvc on hand Grape Vines, well rooted, OF the
following varieties which in condition to Be
planted this Spring--yz.
Isabella, Mlers Burgundy White Sweet Water
and Lyman Grapes all OF which were raised in Bur
llnson, und are, OF course, well accmntcd.
|. SUATTUCk & ca.
Burlington, March 10 1871 3,t
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80 zszsS;ss ;sss;ssss $50 s !
Vcr,n0i,i Ccntrni iSniirOnd,

Il assessment of ten dollars on Share has beer
u ordered by the dsrectors ofthc Vermont Ccntrn
Railroad Company, payable on the fifth day of Apri
next Payment may be made at the Farmers Il Me-
chancs BANK: Darlington, at the Bank OF Montpelier
AT tho Woodstock Bank or ut the Treasures office
III fremont R6, Boston.
Boston, Feb ~ 1917 SAM. II WAI.LY, Jr
Bows 1roo.urer.
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Fowlct, va. Rupert.

This wa. an appeal from an order of removal of
Chandler Porter and his family from the town OF
Pawlet to the town of Rupert. Exceptions were ia
ken by the plaintiff town to decision of the county
court allowing the defendant to file motion to quash
regular time for filing such motions had passed
The Supreme Court in their decision, which WINS
pronounced by ROYCE, Chi j.. held that as the
ton to quash alleged matters which went to the mer-
ts OF the action, viz, that the persons mentioned
were not the legal wife or legitimate children of the
said Chandler porter, was matter within the dis
filing it had passed, and the judgment OF the County
Court was affirmed.
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Walkcr. Us. Hitchcock.

BENNETT J. delivered the opinion OF tie Court
This was nn action OF trespass 7uare clausum fre-
git for breaking and entering the house Of the plaintiff
and carrying away the DOORS &c 1t appeared that
the plaintiff recovered the seizn and possession of the
premises in action of eectnept in his favor the
April term OF the County Court in this county in 1919
and that the continued for the Assessment, of
damages which was done at the Sept term OF sd cour,
in 1913. The damages for which the plaintiff now
seeks done between the said April and
september. Upon the trial in the County Court a
record Of tn above recovery was introduced, and that
court held that it bar to plaintiff present claim
and the correctness of that decision is the question
now before us. II is true that statute provides
that if the plaintiff RECEIVERS i'll action OF eecment,
he shall recover well his damages the seizn and
possession OF the premises. We think that the DANA
ges which plaintiff may thus only such us
could be recovered in England in their action of
pass for mesne profits, and that the acts which the
plaintiff here complains OF were of wanton charac-
ter, and that the injury which he sustained from them
could not have been recovered in the English action
for mesne profits and therefore cannot be thought to
have been comprehendcd in the damages which the
plaintiff recovered in his action OF ejectment. II SO
then the record OF his former recovery in electmen,
was no bar to the plaintiffs present action Judg-
mcnt oil the County Court reversed.