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THE IMPORTED HORSE.
YOUNG
FLYING CHIlDERS,

VINlilS SPLENDID ANIMAL WAS PURCHASED
l in England BY EUSEBE LAUNTO, of D. H.
1915
The Subscriber obtained him Of the importer at
great Cost, and would inform those who are intcrcs
ted in improving the blood Of American Horses, that
he will be found at his Stable in Sheburne Village, at
all times ready to be examined and compared with
any horse in the State in respect to speed, blood, form
and carriage.
He is Is hands high, firmly built, with expanded
chest finest oflimbes and the most active and easy
movements. His color is the richest OF bay. IL has
in fact every qualification that constitutes beautiful
fleet and good bo,omed horse. Every feature is uil
index his Pedigree, and shows him to be OF the
ry best OF
English Extraction.
The Young Flying ChHders, exhibited a, the
last meeting Of the Chttcnden County Agricultural
Society, and came off with complete triumph over
every other horse present.
The Subscriber, anxious that his horse should es.ab-
fish reputation upon his actual merits will now
compare him in respect with the best horses that
can be produced, the Sir Henry, Black Hawk,
not excepted and particularly with regard to beauty,
activity and speed. The Young Flying Childers will
be 6 years old next July, and weighs | $50 lbs. He
is OF the Old English Stock bearing this name, which
will be obvious single glance to any competent
Judge Of horses. We solicit such TO call and satisfy
themselves BY observation, also share OF patronage
TERMS Any one who wishes to improve BY as
good horse, and cheap rate was ever offered
in America, this viii be their opportunity.
The Young Flying Chders will stand for 81 90 the
Season, insurance agreed upon. Mares that are in
sured il disposed Of before foalng time the insurance
must be paid. Good pas,uring will be provided for
Mares from distance, accidents and escapes a, the
risk OF the owners. Season TO end in August.
Shebunc, march,, 1917. ORLo J. BALDWIN.
Warren Murray's Estate.
WE the subscribers having been appointed by the
w Honorable the Probate Court for the District Oi
Chittenden, Commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust the claims and demands OF all persons against
the estate of Warren Murray, lat, OF Burlington III
sad District. deceased represe nted nvovent and also
| all claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto
and six months from the day of the date hereof, being
allowed by said Court for that purpose we do there
fore hereby given notice. that will attend 10 the
business of our appointment, at the dwelling OF Mrs
Betsey Murray in Burlington, i'll said district, on the
first Monday of June and September next, at IL
o'clock, A. NJ, on each OF said days.
Dated, this 10Th day OF March \. VI. 1913
JOHN X. GRAY. Ic,;.
39w3 Will land MERRELL Connis
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PIERCE & KELLOGG,
IMPORTERS OF
CHINA, GLASS, EARTHEN WARE
Lookin, Glasses, Tea Trays, GirandoIcs,
Lamps, Casters. &c.
235 RIVER STREET,
ALFRED II. rrlRcr.l s9y1 TROY NY.
NIarshaI's Notice.

MHrshaI's NOtlce.
S vermont aaA District Hs to wit warrant issued 30 GU,
Of the Honorable District Court of the United States
Tor the Vermont District, do hereby give public
ticc, that information tor the violation OF the Rev
Court by Charles Linslcy, Esq, District Attorney for
the United States for said District against the follow
ing described goods, wares, and merchandise tn wit
dark grey Horse, l sorrcl Horse. wagon, 800 lbs
hoop Iron and 100 pounds round Iron, seized High
gate in said District, the 3o,h day of September,
1876; and Box and 50 pieces Of Synchows seized at
Burlington, in said District, on the 23d day OF Decem
and the same will be condemned, agreeably to the
prayer OF said information at the next stated term OF
said District Court, to be holden at Windsor, within
and for said District, the 2ith day OF May, next
suing. unless claim or claims shall be in,erposed on
before said day. OF which all persons interested will
take due notice, and govern themselves accordingly.
Given under my hand, at Newbury, i'll said District
this 23d day OF March A. D. lS47.
IOw3 JACOB KENT ir., Marshal
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AlansOn BurrOus hs' Estate,
PETITION TO SELL LAND

PETITION TO SELL LAND.
STATE OF VERNONT,( AT a session of the Pro.
District OF Chiltenden, S. bate court held a, Bur
the 18Th day Of X,S ss47 comes Hosea e Sonldn on
administrator OF the estate of Alanson BURROUGHS la.
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 settng
forth that the only estate OF which the said Burouab
died seized in the state of Vermont consists of th,s
iourths OF an acre OF land with small dwelling hons.
and blacksmts shop thereon, lying on Browns river
in UndeIhill. W near the Union Meeting House nnJ
onehali acre OF land, with white house and out bld
ings thereon, wing opposite Martin C. Banley's tavern
stand, IN said undeihl which lands were decided bv
the said Burroughs in his lite time to your petitioner
by deed OF warranty but in trust only for The Se,m,i
~ OF the payment OF certain claims nnainst the sail
Burroughs and in favor OF said Hosea which have
been adjusted and allowed by the commissioners on
the estate OF the said deceased, as follows: balance J
said Hosea from said estate, on book O5 an /, r,;,
OF the deceased for note Sl4 So and ON note oga;
the said deceased s3y1 So, amounting TO The s,', %,
Sil37l which sum is now due from said estate ~ 81
Hosea, the payment OF which is secured 10 The sail
Hosea by said deed OF warranty that the ouonn, ,
claims allowed by the commissioners against said es.
tate, including the above claims in favor of said Uoseo
is S6i363 and that sale OF all the interrs, Of 60
estate in said parcels Of land is necessary ior b a,
ment OF the debts allowed against said estate ma
pTaying said court TO grant him license IN sell ali H.
interest OF said estate IN said two parcels of land for
the purpose aforesaid ogreeaby to statute i'm sucb cas
made aud provided. Phereuron the court oioresaid
doth appoint the first day OF Nav 1917 Tor haar;n"
and deciding said petition at The office of ,h ps
gser OF said court m said burlington at ten o'clock
IN the forenoon and doth order that ali persons n,er
esed. be notified thereof by publication of this orie,
containing the substance OF said petition hre. vel
successfully in the Burlington Free Press a pewsna
per printed IN SAID burlington the last which publica-
lions 10 he previous to the day appointed as aoresaid
Tor hearing.
Gnen under my hand this 18th dsy of An,iI 1917
d WILLIAM WESTON Hcisfer'
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Adrance If General Quitman on Alrara9o-
Gen. Tmiggs adrance on .Nerico-Genersl
Taylor in pursuit If Urea.
O'clock p. VI. THURSDAY.
Just as we are going to Press the Southern
mail has arrived bringing late intelligence from
the seat Of War, though nothing official
The Albany Argus contains a telcgraphic
despatch from New York, dated Monday April
10th, 7 p. NJ" from which we gather the fol
lowing particulars
During the bombardment Of Vera Cruz our
army threw GOO shells and shot, weighing
4O3,5 $40 lbs.
Gen. Quitman's brigade took up its line Of
march tor Alvarado on the 30th March, and
Gen. Twiggs will move in column on the Ma
tional Bridge, 30 miles fSm Vera Cruz, where
resistance is looked for.
The health of the army is god. The Mex
leans estimate their loss at 800 or 1000 killed
the soldiers is comparatively small, and the des-
Tuction among the uomen and children is rery
great" Among the killed is Gen. Valdez.
The American loss, killed and wounded, is
as before stated, about 65.
The principal terms of capitulation are that
the garrison should lay down their arms as pris-
oners OF war; officers retaining their swords
that the troops should be dispersed to their
homes under parole-that all public pronertv
should become the property of the L. $ mi
vate property to be nviolate-the religion of the
inhabitants, its institutions, and cereponios 70
be guaranteed, and that officers and men under
parole may remain in the City days to settle
their affairs, &c.
There is a rumor that Santa Anna had roach.
ed Mexico, and had joined the Church Peace
Party. lie reached San Luis Potosi on the 2Stb
Feb. with fragment of his Army.
Gen TAYLOR was securing the country be-
tween Monterey and Camargo to ferret out and
fight Gen. Urea. Gen, Urea was not to be
found, and would not be, probably.
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SIR HENRY was bred by James BathSaie, Esq 4,
of Long Island the breeder of Medoc, Midas, Gy-
and other Horses distinguished in the anna,s OF
the Turf He has taken more premiums, after e loser
competition, than any other American Horse hay
ing received besides numerous county premiums, the
frSt premium for the bes, blood horse, of the n \
State Agricultural Fair, several different s,the
last, al Auburn Sept II, 1876, upwards OF fifty
competitors admitted to have been the finest show OF
horses ever witnessed even in New ork lie Is iul
sixteen hands high and very muscular; weighs eleven
hundred and halt ordinary conditions is OF bright
chestnut color; was never IN the harness or on the
Turf isa remarkably oal get,er, perfectly sound
and healthy, and in the ygor Of life He was got by
Henry lthe competitor of Am Eclipse in the great
ported doomed. SIR HkNRY's dam-the dam of
Prospect, Sir Lowell and Ii lnianry-was got by i'm
ported It. Infantry, Ia son OF ENGLISH EcIlrsE) or
dam imp old MESSENGER tthe sire ot the dam of AN
EcLIrsE and celebrated us gettcr OF trotters g or
dam Bashaw z. 6. gr dam mp. True BRITroN, sid
to he the sire OF the original Morgan" Imported L.
Infantry bred by Richard Guls,on, Esq, OF Clan
don in Surrey, and was got by Eng Eclipse; his dam
by Feather; gr, dam FLYISG CHIDERs.
The above pedigree may be verified by any one who
desires, by reference to the Eng Stud Book, or Am.
Turf Register both in possession OF the propreiors
SIR liENRy's colts are unryalied tor speed bottom
and style OF action and command higher prices road
sters, in the markets OF Troy, Albany and New York,
than those OF any other horse The following notice
OF Sir Henry is from the March No. OF the American
Agricuturst, edited by A. b Allen, Esq who is well
acquainted with both the horse and his stock
Sir llENRY.-We have received n circular from
Messrs. Lucus Sanderscn Il Co, OF West Milton, VI
informing US that this 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 Az. Soc. Celebrated the Vermont Horses
already are We think, if daily patronzed this superb
horse will leave stock behind, which will add still
more TO their reputation as roadstets"
MIR; Hodge, OF Cambridge, n. Y. an experienced
and oblsng groom, who has taken care Of Sir Henry
for several years, will have charge oi him hs Season
:, Good pasiurage will be provided Tor mares from a
distance, but the proprelos will be responsible Tor
accidents or escapes,
Refer to Mahlon Cot,rill, Esq Of Montpelier, Ed
ward Long, Esq. Cambridge, \. Y, Vim. I. Porter.
ESQ Editor OF the SiSrit oiihe Times, New York City,
Charles Everest, Nergennes W.
LUCluS SANDF.RSON & Co.
n. b. A printed circular containing SIR HENRy's
pedigree and description ut length, with an ac
count OF his stock, and certificates OF their character
and the pnces-ranglng from S2O0to Sl0O0at which
numbers OF them have been sold, may be had by cal
ling on the proprietor, Of addc .ns them post rad OF
Burlington,
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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 tor.
warded free OF freight. Railroad and other expenses
on contributions consigned to Messrs Minot & Hoop
er, 40 India W hart, Will be paid by the Committee
Newspapers throughout New England are requested
to insert this notice three times aud send their bills il
any, to J. lNGERSOLL BOWIDTCH, Esq. 81 State
Street. For the Committee JOSIAH QUINCY ar.
Chairman.
Boston, March 6, lsI7. 4lw3
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EMERALD MILLS FLOUR.
Printers Ink Establishment.

Printers Ink Establishment.
OLIVER BURR. MANUFACTURER OF PRINT
" ing Ink near the Globe Mills, Troy, n. Y. res
pec,tully that he manufactures and keeps
constantly on hand for sale, ali kinds OF
Black, Blue, Green and Red Printing Ink,
ola superior quality, which he will furnish order
with promptitude and on reasonable terms,
Also, all kinds Of WRITING INK, Of a superior
quality.
n. B. Lampback and Calcined Lampback constant.
ly on hand.
All orders will be promptly attended to, and sent
to any distance required, This Ink is kept for sale by
Messrs llagar Arthur. Burlington, VI also kept by
VIM ii. Hill L. Co, 20 CornhilI, Boston, Mass.
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The latest War Prediction.

Darby says that in consequence of the late
brilliant successes ofthe American arms at San
ia Cruz there is scarcely any doubt that Gen.
Sam LewiS Potosi will surrender without firing
4 gun! We shouldn't wonder.
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lV The government has purchased new weap-
on, shaped somewhat like rocket, that can be used
oy one man, yet is capable OF doing execution at
Instance Of two miles, II the representation OF this in
stTuent be correct, it is destined to become a most
eecve agent to our forces against the Aexicans and
y equaed only by Jones Hair restorative, the sure
anu certain remedy Tor persons troubled with Hair TALL
ing out dandru or any disease OF the Head for sale
al inc "po'heceries Hall, HARrsoros, proprietor
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notice Of SAxEs fine Satire, ''pRoGREss" as iol-
lows:-
And with few extracts we draw 10 close ouf
rather-lae in the day and Caryeish notice offRoS
REss
Observation-Disclosures" beyond doubt ou'
"Carlyieish", oh, Major!
G'We have received the last NUMBER hprh
18th of the "Vermom Autograph and Remdrksr'
for which its intelligent and ingenious editor ana
artist will please accept our thanks.
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JOHN S. WARE,
Storage aud Forwarding Merchant,
NORTH WHARF,
B L X l. NG TO y, VT.

J. / J. il + PECK H3EE { co. Burlington.
The North Wharf offers every facility for the safe
keeping and prompt delivery OF ireghis and all bust
ness addressed to the care Of J. S. WARE shall re.
ceive prompt attention
The Steam Propeller, James II Hooker, the STEM
mers Burlington whitehall, Francis Saltus Montreal
and the Ferry Boat Winooski and the different lines
of long boats and vessels carrying freight on Lake
Chanplain touch at this Wharf. l2Gm
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y ie1,

In Milton on the 29th ul,., DEYSis Roop, aged 90
years.
Notwithstanding the unremiitng attention of tw o
sk'luI physicians. Mr. Rood,was brought in thirteen
days from state of perfcc, health to deatha death
which, when 1t was announced, produced strong SEN
sa'on IN the community. His loss is deeply felt. and
we VI" be very fortunate il we it very soon repair
eu' MI Rood has left no children, and in the broken.
hearted wie that survives him, we have very touch.
ing exemplltcation Of the word WIDOW. Cow.
Al IS residence i IL Whiting, VI arch 25 1917, Hon
JOSEPH SlMoNDs. aged 81 years
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The Superintendcnts OF Common Schools,
teachers at the House of Rev. Mr. Parker, this
afternoon, at O'clock.
April Is, 1917.
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ll9 "a 2i-25.73. 29.7O29.7 II 30 ~ 20. II

mch esof
last than
ummgo
nwon he2
OF
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MEDICINES. PAINTS & DYE-STUFFS

DEED 4 CUTLER late Reed Wing e. Cutler,
offer at the lowest market prices, large and com
among which are 10000 lbs White Lead $500 Gal.
Ions Dutch English and American Lnseed Oil, 30
Casks FrenchYelow Is Barrels Copn Vnrnish, 100
b1rrels Alum, $50 Carays Oil VitnolS Gases Indigo,
5000 lbs Madden IS barrels Alcohol, so barrels EPSON
Salts 20 barrels Compton $50 cases Rhubarb Red 100
Boxes CASTLE Soap, &c &c. Druggists, Merchants,
Manufacturers, Dyers, and Physicians are invited to
call before purchasing. REED d CUTLER.
81 Chatham ST., Boston.
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4flarrie1.

In Starksboro April 18th by R. r Bates, Esq, Mr..
Ira Hollock TO Miss Eliza Swain all of s.
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1flnrkcts.
No Brighton Market Repor, received
Boston Markets. April IL, Isi7.

GRAIN. Duty 20 per cent
The news per Washington Irving has put check to
operations in bread stuiis for the day not n single
transaction in Grain has come to our knowledge.
There has been during the week something like 49,
600 80 600 bushels Corn sold sc &c per buslel for
export measure, for white and " 100 do do, yellow
do, at which range quote the article nominal at
the close Northern, round, al railroad has ranged
from 1903 lose per bushe measure. usually equal to
SO u 60 bis to the bushc There is more inquiry Tor
Oats, and sales Canal, SOC per bushel,
WOOL. Duty, 80 per ct.
We hear OF no i'm ,,ortant sales Of American Wool.
The stock is light, and orme rpriccs sustained l2O
bales Smyrna sold 10 manufacturer at about the
range OTIS a he, quality.
Prime Saxony Fleeces.
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BURLINGTON FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING.
coPARTNERsHiP.

THE undersigned have this day forinedn Copar,,
j nershp under the names Of Robinson g. Gould
for the transaction of the mercantile business. at the
JOHN H. ROBINSON,
JOHN s. GOULD.
Burlington, April 9, 1877. 43w'
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YO RENT. A CONVENIENT Shop lust
L below our store ard now occupied by J. A kins.
man, Possession given BY the 18Th April
March 20 VII Villas 4 MOVES
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BRIGHT COLORN.

ICuRSE Silk OF brilliant colors, also, blue and
drHb colored silk ; cigar cases gilt embossed aud
steel purse clasps, ndebe ink with or without pre-.
pcraton, Bass VOL bridges and other goods Just re-
ceived BRIysMAp 4 BEoruIRs.
April 9th. Al
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NORTHERN
TRANSPORTATION LINE.
1S4S1 INSURED. [ISl7

1S4S] INSURED. 1Sl7
JAMES H. HooKER AND OTHERS, PROTECTORS.
For,odrdng to and from Boston, Ne,c- York Albany,
Troy Montreal, Quebec, and all ports on Lake
ChOmpidin, and tie different landings on the
Champldin canal
III old and well known NORTHERN TRANS.
FORMATION LINE is prepared with increased
iaciities,to forward all kinds Of property with the
greatest saTs and despns The new steam prope
SlLAS HlNkLEY has been added to the line, and
viii run Oh Lake Champlain, making two trips each
week, leaving Whitehall on Mondays and Thursdays
touching at BTrlngion Port Douglass, Port Kent and
fiattsbursh, Tuesdays and Fridays. Returning will
B S"Is 81, o% e and ilasbqTgh and
will have
CANAL& RIVER boats,
all Of which run day and night Il is also connected
with the insured OLD TROY TOW BOAT LINE
on the Hudson River, and steam bonts on Lake
Champaign, thus aording their friends and the public
generally an opportunity, OF shipping by Lake Boats
gong through (toring by steam on the Lake and
Rirerl by Propeller on the Lake to Whitehall,
thence BY both direct 10 Newly ork or by Tow Boats
on the River and Steam Bouts OH the Lake as they
may choose.
A large number of sail vessels OH Lake Champaign
belong 10 this Line.
All goods weighed at the time OF shipment, and will
be forwarded with promptness and despatch
Debeniure and W arehousing promptly attended to-
nt five r, NJ. and three or more leave Albany and
Troy daily.
For Freight apply to
f f9fE Kim 3 fHEES sS'FH''f' Slip York
E i q. + h9 go; lol Pier. Albany.
Al! a 5 L. LABS Hb2D9NEH' 1855 River Street, Troy.
! " Z cd flffcE y SON St. Johns. E.
LEVI lllNkLEY Miss Bay, c. L.
OLIVER BASCOM, Whitehall,
GEO. BENT, Montreal,
n WEBB, \ Co. Rouses Point, y V
COLVlN 4 TRlMBLE, Port, Kent, w,
ii Ii. HALLE, Pittsburgh, Ne" Ok
JAS. II, HOOKER, Boston.
Address as Agents,
OLIVER BASCOM, Whitehall.
a. D. LADD, Troy.
>, ,. References,
J, 4 J. II. PECK & Co.
JOHN $. WARE, Burlington.
FOLLETT 4 Brady,
LAWRANCE BRAlNARD,( @.
NICHOLS \ BURTON, d. Adams,
s W & s s KEYES, Highgate,
J. BANGS, Is Long Wharf, Boston
SHIPPERS OF PRODUCE TAKE
NOTICE.
On the arrival Of the Propeller James II Hooker NJ
Whitehall, boats Of the Northern TRANSPORTATION Line
will leave direct for New York, taking her treinht
through without landing
"hi'ehai'' April 10Th 1917. i2 On
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UP AND DOING
For the Sign Of Spring is ut hand
NOW for the Goth successive year has the sure in
v dicalion OF the Spring of business perceptiby
commenced IN our Village on the return home of the
feopes Agent who arrived from Boston 4 New York
at one o'clock this morning with his Trunks and
Boxes OF kch Merchandise for Spring sales il is there
lore expected that cold looks will soon be waited away
ana give place to gladcned coun,enances as the People
ng 10 assume the material for their new gabs where
they are now SO richly displayedat
burlington, Thurs. Morn O'clock, April 10 ~
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Burbank Henry A
Bostwick J $
Brown Oscar
Burr This 5
Borulle Joseph
Burns Priscilla
Brown Edwin
Bryant Miss NJ 4
Blodget VIM S
Brown Francis Z p
Burke Margaret
Burbank Stephen w
Bush VIM
Capron Maria L
Carroll John
Grain Noble Y.
Clarke Sarah l.
Clarke Susannah
Chapman Louisa
Chamberlain $
Chamberlain Joseph
Gavin Patrick
Carpenter Joseph l.
Champagne Terrese .
Carly John
Cant Roilln
Carleton l. p
Conoiy Robert
Conner Edmund
Coots Isaac
Cough + p
Connurcc Dennis
Crowner Emily
Corbcille Mons.
Chin Lucretia
Conway Michael
Gresham Rufus VI
Council Matthew
Cochran Matilda
Comstock Geo 2
Coudre James
Cumming A,ice
Curtis VIM
Church Ira a
Cutter Silas ,
Cashen Michael
Conant Eugene
ID.
Dial y jeremiah 2
Doyle Rose
Dole Matilda
David James
Dervignon Heus,in
ponnelley Michael
Gillette LOUIS
Drew Homer
Drury Lucius H.
Dunond Francois Mad.
Divoll J
Doran Margnre,
T..
Edwards James H
Eyerts VIM A
+.
Fiizsimmons John
Fowler Sarah A
Fahay Andrew
t'awn Martha A
Fitzgerald Michael
Fitzgerald Tbs
Far T. II
Fay John J
Farrell Bridge;
Ford Marcy A ?
Forbes James ID
Foote Louisa
Ferris Geo 5
&.
C.lillin u w
Geer + 5
Graves IL Root +?
Goodrich C.
Gleason Wallace
Gochee John
Cedar Joseph
Golden Patrick
Gardner Francis
Goodman Nathan
Gates y II
Graham Olive
Gale DR. W J
Greene \ .
Green Mary
Gad5Ois George
Godfrey John W.
Giibcr, John w
Greedy Joel
II.
Hartley Mrs l.
llartshorn Charles 3
Henderson Fred. W
Heath Lorinda
llaiscy {
liaihorn John
Hayden Danl w
liewett Laura P.
Harrington L
liam Frank
Hawkins VIM
Hand Charles
Hart Nary
Hawley X.
lin Wiley ] n
Haines Mary
Hatch John
Hatch Il
Hickey Bridget
Hibbnrd Mss II II
Howard Charles
Hickok John \
Hodges Ms
Kinds AloDzo
Hognn James
Hutchinson Samuel
Hines and Newman
Hurd Lydia A
Hibbard Alonzo d
Hogan Timothy
Humphrey Nicholas
Howard [ Webb
Howard Holland 2
Hamilton Robert
|, & J.
lvers Ellen
leandreau Abram
johnson Sarah "
Johnson Allen
Johnson Stephen
Johnson T. ii
ycncks John II
Jones Isaac L
Joslin b
Jud 'on John
Jewell Jesse
Jewell Joshua
X.
Kirk Ann
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NOVICE

NOTICE.
TIE Storage, Forwarding & Commission bust
ness, heretofore carried on by Mcssrs FolIett 4
Bradley, will hereafter be transacted by the subscri-
hc's, under toe trim of John Bradley & Co.
joins BRADLEY,
NATHL. A. Tucker,
- Tuos ii. CASFIELp.
Burlington April |, 1917