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S URV EWING
done By
J. T. BENEDICT.
Rooms over II. Leavenworth's Office. 40
TIE IMPORTED HORSE.
YOUNG
FLYING CHllDERS.

TvNllIS SPLENDID ANIMAL WAS PURCHASED
] in England by EuSEBE LAUNTO, of ID. Il.
WARTON, and brought 10 America in the fail OF
1915
The Subscriber obtained him of the importer a,
great Cost an would Inform those who nre intercs-
ted IN improving the blood Of American Horses, that
he will be found AT his Stable in Shelbume Village, at
all times ready to he examined aud compared with
any horse IN the state IN respect speed blood form
and carriage.
lie is l6 hands high firmly built. with expanded
chest finest of llmbcs, and the most active and easy
movements His color is the richest of bny II has
m tact every qualification that constitutes beautiful
fleet and good bo,omed horse Every fetture is an
index to his Pedigree, and shows him to be OF the
ry best OF
English Extraction.
The Young FIXING Chiiders, was exhibited ut the
last meeting OF the Chttenden County Agricultural
Society, aud came off with complete triumph over
every other horse present.
The Subscriber, anxious that his horse should estab
lsh reputation upon his actual merits, will now
compare him in any respect with the best horses that
can be produced, the Sir Henry, or Black Hawk
not excepted, and particularly with regard to beauty
activity and speed The Young Flying Chiders will
be 6 wears old next July, and weighs $50 lbs. lie
is of the o. English Stock bearing this name, which
will be obvious NJ n single glance To any competent
/ nudge of horses We solicit such TO call ana satisfy
themselves by observation, also share OF patronage
| TERMS Any one who wishes TO improve by al
good horse and as cheap rate as was ever oiere1
In Amcricl, this wlll be their opportunity:
| The Young Flying ChdeTs viii stand tor 81 90 ID,
SEASON. insurance agreed upon. Mares tina, are in
d. disposed OF before ioalng time, the insurance
must b. paid, Good pasturing Will be provided io
Mares from distance. accidents aud escapes al h'
rick of the owners. Season to end in August,
s,hohun-, March ]. ISL ORioj BNttwis
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Vermont Dstric,, to vii : | warrant issued out
of the Honorable District Court OF the United States
Tor the Vermont District, do hereby give public no
tee that Information for the violation OF the Rev
Laws OF the United States, has been filed in sad
Court by Charles !.n.ey, ESD District Attorney ior
the Uuled States, Tor SAID District against the follow
ing described goods wares. and merchandise to vii
| da k grey Horse, sorrel Horse, ! wagon, 800 lbs
hoop Iron and loo pounds round Iron, seized High
gate in said District, on the Both day OF September
1876; and Box and - pieces of Synchows, seized at
Burlington in said District, the 43I day OF Deem
Der is IS AID trial will be had the foregoing seizures
and the sane viii b. condemned, agiceably to Tho
prayer OF SAID information, n, the next stated term
said District Court to be holden at Windsor within
and for said District, the 2i,h day of May, next
suing, unrss a cnim claims shall he interposed on
or before said day OF which all persons Interested vii
take due NOTICE, and govern themselves accordingly
Given under my hand, a, Nrwbury, in said Distric
this 23d day of March, a d ls47.
iUw3 JACOB KENT, jr, Marshal.
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Truman Roberts Estate.

D,strict Of Chrtrndcn, SIS ! y holden at Burling-
ton within and for the District aforesaid on the 10th
day OF February, A d 1877, an instrument purpolt 9
TO be the last will and testament OF Truman Roberts
late OF Burlington in said District deceased, pre-
sencd To the Court here for Probate by Rebecca Rob
erts one OF the devisees, therein named. THEREFoRE
it is ordered by said Court that public notice be given
to all persons concerned therein appear before said
court session thereof TO be holden the Registers
office IN said Burlington on the second "Wednesday in
April A ID 1917 aud contest the probate Of said VIII
and it further ordered that this order be published
three weeks successlvely IN the Burlington Free Pres:
newspaper printed al Burlington, in this STATE IN,
last OF which publications be previous TO the day as
signed, as aforesaid Tor hearing
Given under my hand al the Registers Office, thu
26th day oi February 4 d. 1917.
3sw3 WIN. WESTON, Register
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4alnrkrts.
Brighton Markct-..N VI Onday, March 20.

IREroRrED FOR THE TRAVELLER.
Atmariet, $50 Beef Cattle - yokes working oxen
10 Cows and Calves 1900 Sheep. and 800 Swine
Abou; 900 Hogs are expected by the cars this day.
Beet Catte--EX;ra, S. -, first quality Sc - ; Sc
c0nd and third qualities, from 81 - to > -.
Working OXen-Salcs were made at $50 %, 81
9S. lob, and Sll7
Cows and Caves-Saes noticed from Sl9, q
and % to so according to quality
Sh,ep-Salcs tuts at 81, 80 81, 3 and 81.
Swne-At wholesale 1 Bic for Sows and } 3-it
fox Burrows. AT retail, from ) ~ to &c per ID.
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NOTICE.

V'IE Storage, Forwarding & Commission bust
ness, heretofore carried on by Wes5rs. Foett
Bradley, will hereafter be transacted by the subscr
bcrs, under the firm oi John Bradley & Co.
ions BRADLEY,
NArHl. \. TUCKER,
TH0S. II CAYFIELD.
E,,rli Al
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Special Notice.

~ The extraordinary GRAEFENBERG PILLS
winch are achieving unparalleled trlumphs in various
sections OF this country, are now introduced into this
VICINITY: Lei every sick person read the advertisement
oI uIe uIeilrnbcrg Company, which will lie found IN
@holLeF column. For sale at SnERwooD's, West side
Court H'is, Square.
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CIR t!N. Du'y - per rent
Owing To the heavy receipts OF Corn during the past
week an dull market. receivers have been compel.
lr 10 store algc potion OF the arrivals the snlcs
ll1v, been chiefly with tIe trade and comprise 10 {
5000 'us1 t. Southern yellow, ~ %; per bushel.
81 lbs. al N,Ttlcrn nj raroat, rs o. do rqu1l to
D So to the bu-hcl southern white, 50 Ssc
do, nei-lre. Oats IN steady demand NJ &c for
Northern. The advance in Com on account OF the
steamers advices, is about g per bushel, bat the
nar.e, closes very anguid, and little demand for cx-
port. The import OF Corn INTO Liverpool daring the
last month was about 5000 qrs stock OF Cora and
other . ain an the LIST inst. was ij0d0q's The deli
CLERGY oftne Potato crop in Ireland is sad TO be 5000
UJ) tons, substitute tor winch, not less than 1000
OJJ qrs o Indian Corn, other grain, will DC required.
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STATE OF VERMONT, J AT Session Of the
District OF Chitendcn ss Probate Court held at
Burlington within s. for said district OF Chttcnden, On
the 10th day of March. ISL comes Benjamin Beers
Sarah Ann Gett, l2ana Gii.cit and VIM. Jonathan
Ciicu, minor children Of Sheldon Gl!.et, Of said
Charlotte and flies in said court his petition in wit.
ing setting forth that his said wards seized in their
own right in tee Of three undivided tenth parts OF thirty
nine and halt Of land lying in said Charlotte
being Il OF the home farm of tile late Jonathan Gu.
let late of said Charlotte, deceased excepting sixteen
acres thereof winch been set oil 10 the widow u the
said deceased part Of her dover IN ms real estate,
and also excepting l7s acres 81 SAID farm which has
been sold by the executor OF the last viii Of said
deceased under an order OF sad probate court and
that his said wards also seized %. undy dcI
tenth parts OF two and one hail acres OF the wood lot
Of the said deceased, lying N sand Churlote, being
all OF said wood lot except two and one hail acres
thereof which has also been set out To the widow OF
the said deceased further portion OF her dover IN
hi. estate And that said wards are also sezed IN
their own night in Zee OF three UNDIVIDED tenth parts
of the rcyeslon OF dover IN sad anIs set out To the
widow of the said Jonathan Giictt deceased that a
sale OF fall his said ward interest IN SAID lands including
said rrvcrsion Of dover, would conduce 10 their best
interest, by having the proceeds oi such sale put al
interest and PRAYING said court TO license hun 10 sell
all his said ward interest IN sand lands, including sad
reverson OF DOVER Tor the purpose aforesaid aFteea'
bly to the statute suci case made ana provided -
WhcTcupon the court aforesaid doth appoint lhe hfs
! "Wednesday in April 1877, for hearing and deciding
ON said pctton at the office OF the Register OF SAID
court in Burlington aud doth order that all person.
interested be notified thereof by publication OF Tins or
der containing the substance OF SAID pution, three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Free fIess,
uewsuapcr printed in said Burlington, the last o
which publications to be previous 10 said INST We'd
ursday in April, lsH .-
| Given under my hand this 10Th day OF March, lSi7
3Sw3 WM. WESTON, Register.
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Sis. And be il further enacted,
And nil advertisements made under the orders of the
Post master. General in newspaper or newspapers,
serted in the paper papers, OF the town or place
where the office advertising may be situated, hduing
the iargcst circulation.
Ne,c Post ONCE Lar, passed March 3 1873.
P,rons,a ,g 10 the following Letters, will please
n,ute IN IN ms advertised.
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EIFLnDIANS. FIVE DIFFERENT KINDS OF
VI Mclodians round and fiat keyed, sold by
BRINSMAIU & BROTHERS.


Petition 10 Sell Land.
STATE OF VERMONT, } AT Probate Court
within and Tor said district oi Cht,cnden the iO,lI
day OF March, 1877 present the Hon. Charles Russell,
Judge OF said Court, comes BENJAMIN Falrchli, OF
Nton in said district GUARDIAN oi the estate OF James
Alger Jane Ann Algcr, Julia A,ger, and Betsey +.
igcr ell OF Sherman, III the State OF Michigan, who
are minor children OF Amanda Aiger, deceased and
files said count his petition IN writing, setting forth
tina, the said James Jane Ann, Julia and Bctsey L. ,
seized in their right in Tee, tenants in COM
mon, the following descrbet parcel OF aud situate
in Georgia, the County o rankin, viz: about four
teen acres aud ten rods OF land, being the land
out 70 them by the commissioners OF partition APP
pointed by said Probate Court their share OF the
estate OF Philip Wheeler, late Of said Milton decreased ;
and that they also seized III their own right in tee
"a tenants in common OF one undivided seventh part
of two parcels OF land situated in said Milton being
the lund Hannah Henderson, former widow
OF the said Philip Wheeler, deceased as her dover in
his real which last parcels OF land sub
cc the said Hannah lendcsons life therein
and further setting forth that sale OF said several par.
GELS of land would be Tor the interest Of the SAID James,
Jane Ann, Julia, and Bct,ey +. by having the pro-
cecds OF such sale invested IN other lands or put Vt in
tercs and praying said court 10 grant him license and
authority sell the same, alreeaDy the Statute in
| such made and provided w HEREurU3, the
aforesaid doth appoint the second "Wednesday
April 1917. Tor hearing and deciding said petition,
the Office Of the Register OF said court in said Bur
lington and doth order that al persons interested be
notified thereof, by publication ut ms order
ing the substance OF said petition three weeks success
svely in the Burlington Free Press a newspaper print
ed in said Burlington, the last Of which publications TO
lei7
Given under my hand at said Burlington this 10Th
day OF March, 1877
3sw3 WIN WESTON, Register.
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STRAWBERRIES IN SUCCESSION
p,HE PLANTS ARE FOR SALE BY ?
CHANDELIERS GRAMMAR.
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4 New Grammar oi III, English Language,
Ii .osETH r. CHANDLER, ESQ,
Editor u he United SAFES Gazette.
PRICE 3Scis

THIS WORK is now in the hands Of the stereo:yp-r,
and viii be ISSUED 10y the Subscribers IN the month oi
April next. las pam, ttmhar but thorough cx-
position OF En- iSh Grammar adapted 10 the present
condition OF our language aud 10 the wants OF the
Schools OF this country, amt lsdcsIGued, not 10 discuss
the subject with tine teacher, but 10 enable him
munich te an accurate knowledge OF it with facility
lis pupils. Those VINO are acquainted with Mr..
Chandler either personally or through his widely cir
cGa,cd and Important Journal, WILL not hesitate 10
admit that II would be diicut TO mud person better
suited TO the ta>k oi preparing such tIcaise and
that it may be expected he standard work IN its
department.. TO he Of cunvGt service to the cause OF
education and to reflect honor on the school i,cra.
ture OF America.
THOMAS, COWPERTlIWAIT n Co.
Publishers & Booksellers,
c53 Market Street, Philadelphia.
February 10. loi7 31wi
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Premium PiOW.
DISOJITT[ON.

'btIIE business connection Of the subscribers under
the name OF FoIiet & Bradley is this day dlssolv
ed by mutual consent,
TIMOTHY FOLLETT,
JOHN BRADLEY
Burlington April |, l7i7. 4Ow3
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UNITED STATES ARMY.
RECRUITING SERVICE.

wv nm ID 1Or Itt Z y I'd : Z Ia I'm VI :
w ABLE BODIED MEN, between the ages OF
10 and IS years, being above ieet inches high, OF
good Character, and Of respectable standing among
their fellow citizens. None need apply to enter the
service but those who are determined to serve honest
" and faithfully the period OF their enlistment. viz
a during the ,rdr'' ,cith Nerco or for the term Of
fire years US the recruit may elect.
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Warren Murray's Estate.

Warren Murray's Estate.
WE the subcribc7s, having been appointed by the
w Honorable the Probate Court for the District Of
Chittenden, Commissioners TO receive, examine md
adjust the claims and demands Of al persons against
the estate Of Warren Murray, lat, OF Burlington, in
said District deceased represe volvent 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 we will attend to the
business of our appointment, at the dwelling OF Mrs
Be,scy Murray in Burlington, in said district on the
first Monday OF June and September nc1t. at ~
O'Clock. A NJ, on each OF said days.
| Dated, this 10Th day Of March ~ VI. 1918
JOHN X. GRAY. }c,,;.
| 39w3 VIII, LAM u. MERRELL.
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4 V-CO!.. DGfy, 80 Prr,t.
Several SINAI. lots nave come in from tho country,
ana readily taken by manufacturers at our highest
qUOtntInn.
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This table sio,rs the ann,
Of pay irhich enlisted sol
diers, according to heiI
respective grades, are en-
tilted to reccire.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-07-12
SOushern United States Hal,

Tn. Wsetly CsnsA Lins fron Lisils Rssk
 to WasAiagtos, .1fkansass Gsd Co tAs
 eese1raied Hof Sprisgs, is
 omr korse eoaekes. FNVEffS line connects Aa Little Raek win ths great I Eassesn Coach sAa Sssam Boat l.ins. Ieevipg Iittls Rock tand v ashinxt oa Tuesdays. Thgrs- days, and SaFnsdays. q X. M = Reaching Hot Sprfngs in ese day
 The psoPsietefs wal ran as seese ssaled d1Fans she ,easen. The rrsntess aitestien will Aa pnia to the comfort and convenienee of Pacssn8sss. Ae- commodatSoss are good. and charges beer than any other eonvfysnee.
 RsasoHags of caiizsns an travellers respectfully solicited. APrii g nossH !.
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To the Public.

To the Public.
 DILL woaid re- Mm&T(. Dspectfully inform she pao- NP$1& lie that he is COW prepared with first rate Carriage and also, good Baggegs Wagons, for conveying passengers and their baggage to the
 Hot Springs. He can accommodate fonr passengers with their ser wants. and any quantity of baggage. 8t He assures the Ladies and Gentlemen that he will convey then 10 any place he may contract foT with as much comfort and ease as they e"aid travel In their own privafe carriages.
 as driver, kis sksI and ...sssioa to the safety cl his passengers is well known to the travelling public iis charges will be in accordance with the hard times He can be found at all times by inquiriag at the bar ef the Anthony House. or the Franklin Hoase. Little Rock. April n. Isl4--sl-d
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Flour, Cheese, SC.

Flour, Cheese. Gc. CA BBLS. Superhne Fiour, .OU IS boxes Cheese.
 500 lbs. Cotton Yaru, soee lbs flat, round. and square bar lros, 500 lbs. horse shoe Iron,
 Waggcs and buggy boxes,
 Dog Irons Received psf :. b. Aleys. and fer sase by . Nov .a--9H VIM. B. wAIT.
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FOR RENT OR SALE.

A first rate FARM, lying ca the Military road "A leading from Little Rock to Texas, and about sixteen miles from this place, and mile beyond CollegeviIle This farm contains two hundreA acres, land of the best qualty-ffly acres cleared. ready for cultivation, and about thirty enclosed for woods pasture. Has on # fine new frame bull ding large and rcomy; aargeOrchard. containing the best fruit in the State, good We'll and all the Sta bles. Crihs and out Houses necessary for farming purposes. Fences in good order.
 This is the most desirable stand for house of Entertainment that there is on the road from this point to Red river. Possession given immediately For further particulars persons wishing to rent buy. are referred to Col. s. M. Rutherford, who lived the place last year. and now at Coilegeviiie.
 Terms made to suit applications. Apply to
 Wi S. HUTT, D r..,. p1 . Al HUTT. A''s H0s
 L.sl!e Reck, Esk. 25. Is4f 2l-tf.
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FOR SALE A Valuable Cotton Plantation
M CH1COT co. .ARKS-,

FTNHE UNDERSIGNED. ANTHONY N. DAVIES. N admiafstrafog ds As1is nou. of the estate q yaMxs Esvak1, deceased. keiBg tAeFsto aaihesfssd aEa emPewessd by 6Ekar cf taR CeaEt cf Pseeafs ~ Chieoe eoonty, Arks=sss. il sass tes sale as pnh- hc vendae, to the highesi hddeE at the front door 0f the cousthOase of said county. in the town of Cciambis. en tAs assi dsg ef As sert EcrtmstF zsrs& of the CsFrait Court of Eaid eountys which will be the skk d9E ef Easem8sr, #. D. lS17s the following deseribed tracts os parces og Iaad, com posiDg the piantaeioa eommonly knCwn ss the ks- mt Pisafatsoa, situate on old River Lake. ln said csansy. ts wit The west TT psss Ot fhe sw qr of sectien sS se. ftf qr of section = C. Of lhs sw qr of section S3 ne. fI1 qs ef section 32; g. fri part Of qr of section zS the g. fF1 part of rw- iT. ci seef'cR 13; the undivided half of the g. IT part of The nc. qF OT section 33ai in township lS South cf Range one tI, West. containing ia the whole STI Silea sevEs cf taad. Tsrna~-One-foursh cash. and the residue in oae. two and three yeaTs. 10 he secured b the satlsisc- ton of the administrator
 This pIantai0n wiH be sold subject to the widow's dower, which has beeR appoFtioned oE 10 Der. But ihis wit be n0 OAieesion as the widow has ccusen ted 10 fix the price for Der life zsiae which will bs made kacuu on the day of sale, and the purchaser will take the entire estate upon payment of such psiee. and compliance with the above terms. This plantation is regarded as second to Rcae in this regi0a of enuntEy aad cess great Inducements 10 any persoa desiEoas o5 obsaiuing krst rate cot ton plantation. large pcstion of Il was cut oa water in fsaa II hss a6out aso stTes ta esltipatn. ibe residue being weis iimA%rcd with cotton wood cypress, &e., and kee gin-ho9se aaa qnaE1exs fos xs hands apon t. And is ikusfea ia cnp pE lhe hesf neighborhoods in she e1uuty nr. pefhArs h ths State. F ; IL iies within swo miits 2 of the hfis- sissirpi rirer.
 Possession viii hm Kls< W @ NSe1nn& crop of eottca has bren gsfhenHd tkA Niii V some time in JanusFy-
 TbeSe are ether Iansls sAjesning. besonging to other persons tsl can be rurehzssd to enlarge the tract, shossd the purchaser desire it A. F. DAVIS. .89msniarsspr
 ae teas ef gamcs EsfsIl. dse,d-
 C6ssm6sa. .ssAs..
 June l2, is47. 1-
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Nstie< to pre-empfiea CiaimaHls.

sNsfice to pye-empfien CiaimaHfs.
 Evsey psssca entitled Co the right of pIe-enptioa e n saiisetiou ef the ReEistef and Receiver Of ths pespe4 isnd sfsee. ard make payment therefor, as ssea e practicable afes seeing this notice, and ts66se tAe dsy appeiasrd fss ths ecmmeneemeas sf ~ psk11< saie cf the had esshrAeing the tract eAixsed; otherwise s0rh sisin vii be ferssifsd. s77F RICHARD M YOUNG, sss Con. of the geseFai land s1see. April e noas i2w
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FOR THE sA1E OF LANDS, THE PAYMENT or
 TAXES, REDEMPTION or HANDS, &c. Sc.
 E.sahlisaea in Is4e.
 TVNHE undersigned tenders his services to all per I sous owning Lands in the States of Mississip- pi and and Arkansas, -4geat 10 sell Laads, 10 pau Tarss, Reaiesm Lands soid for T6xes, Record Deeis. procre aformafioa ia rilstioa fo s gaaiiiy raIns ond local airaaiages of Lands, any part of ke aoresGid StateF; aay otAsr bzssaess connected sriM
 GENERAL LAND AGENCY.
 From more than twenty years of extensive MeT- eantile operations in the town of Petersburg, Vir giaia and from the practical experience he has had in Land understanding been a large owner of Lands in both of the States before named, for up- wards of ten years past-has afforded him abun- dant opportunity. in attending to his interests Land matters, to acquire thorough knowledge oi all that is necessary 10 be known iH order to attend aithfuIy to the interests of all those who may con de their business t. his management; and he thcre fore hafers himself that he will he able to give tire satisfaction to all such .fs if is his intention to make no adraacss of money. under any cireum- stances it ii be expected that all who commit their busness to his eare will accompany their orders with sufficient amount of cash to meet all disbursements that may be required. Remittanees may be made at As risk of the iiersI in notes oi certificates of depositi0, any solvent Banks in the United States. .nl communications (posf paid) addressed 10 Bowers & Co. at Memphis, Tennessee, or to Win. H. Bowers, Little Rock, Arkansas, wiE meet with prompt attention. if accompanied with sufficient gum to cover the expenses of investigation.
 VIM. H. BOWERS.
 August I9tk 1S46 f9-fmH