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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-22
Catching n Tartar.

A correspondent Of the Tribune, writing from
vention there, communicates the following. Mr..
SHELLEY was exactly right about it The Free
Trade Buffalo Platform is not large enough for
a sound WHIG. 1t will only do for schcming
L,cofocos and those pharisaica Wings who
take special delight in thanking God that they
are not as other men are!
The TriJune's correspondent says -
"To-morrow morning, presume, Mt o'clock the
nominations will be made with acclamaton as above.
and then the Convention will adjourn. Some OF the
Free Soil men wrote to MARX n SIB!EY (Whial OF
Canandaigua asking his consent to be nominated Tor
Governor. Ii is understood that he replied by Frlr
graph that he was for Free Soil, bat that the Buffalo
Platform was not large enough tor hn-that he was
tor Free Soil aud Gen Taylor
Speaking ofthis greatest Of modern humbugs,
the Buffalo Platform" the last Boston Cou-
ricr makes the following pungent commenta-
ry:
"Two PLAvKs or THE PLATFoRM.-Thc COM
position of that patchwork bit Of joinery, the Buff
ialo Platform is "A sore puzzle To a great many
honest men, who are unable to find out what
sor, Of timber was used in the building of it
The following may be considered AS Il couple Of
the planks -
The Merriam Var" 1t is dee so the future fame
well the present prosperity OF this great nation
shat it be triunphantly sustained" lMafun Van Bu-
rem
"The present war with Mexico is unconstu,ona
in its origIn unjust in ts character and detcstaDc II
ats objects" Charles +. Adams
These two planks are so far asundcr that W
Imagine person must mtkc an uncomiortaoI'
stra1de Of it, who attempts to stand upoi
both"
,By the way, the foregoing is by no mean
the fast instance in which Van Buren, and a
ADAMS have been found holding dametrical'
opposite opinions--though the Bull,lo nom
ness do present the only instance where
ADAMS is found "playing second fiddle to
Van Buren!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-22
The Spirit of Washington.

Gro. w. p. GusTis, the nearest surviving rel
alive of WASHINGTON, now eighty years old,
will. it may be seen, cast his vote for the Pres
idential Candidate upon whom the mantle Of
the Father of his Country has iallen:-
In making my choice, shall pay regard to
the services which each candidate has rem
dered To the country, and shall prefer the hon
es, man. who has been ready To peril his life in
the defence of his country, pre'errlng the tented
field and the hard ground for his bed, when his
country calls for his services, to him who prefers
wealth and luxury, aud lounges upon silica
couches in perinmed chambers. shat gire
mn rote for honest ZGciary TaWOr! And when
deposit, it in the ballot box on the 9TH Novem-
Der next, that ro'e mW hail from the sacred shades
Of Mount Vernon! Long, continued applause
with scarcely dry eve in the assemblage.l
But, my countrymen, the setting sun, EN-
bematc of myself, is departing from among
YOU, aud admonishes me that must close my
remarks. May God protect and preserve GU
beloved country, and watch over the ruler
whom the people may select to guide its DIES
TIMES!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-22
The way Ludlow was car. led.

Our readers are aware that Ludlow, in Wind
sor County, has been very hot. bed of this mod
ern Free.Soi. agitation, and scarcely any hope
was entertained by the Wings that they could
succeed in electing their man. Measrs TRACY
and WAsHBURX, OF Woodstock, however, visited
Ludlow Just previous To the slsciou, and sue
cecdcl in making themselves heard above the
noise and confusion that prevailed" The effect
was very favorable, though serious apprehen-
sions were still entertained that 'no-e and con-
fusion would carry the town. We are cred-
bly, informed, however, that the Hon. Mr. Ecer-
Ell, of W indsor, (who prefers Cass TO Yayi,r ,
was persuaded to make an ellor, to enlighten his
old co.workers and supporters of the Wing Par
ty in Ludlow, on the beauties of Van BHensm
and that his speech did the thing up brown
A road and true Wig ras elected puhom diG
cutJ,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-22
Launch Ofthe Line.Of- Battle Ship, Vermont

This noble ship was launched OH the lih
inst. from the Navy Yard, Charlestown Mass.
The Boston JourHal says -
And it was a sight worth seeing. All the
preparations having been made, at 80 minutes
past IL O'Clock, it being nearly the top OF III"
tide the order was given by Commodore Parker
to Mr.. Pook, the Naval Constructor, TO let her
go-lhe plank which still fastened her to terra
frna was sawed through, aud the noble ship
was Immediately seen IN motion, which, slow
at first, gradually increased as she approached
her destined element and in the midst OF the
shouts aud hurras of the tens of thousands o.
gralifed spectators and thunder of cannon, she
with graceful bow, glided in the most d'gni
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-22
Chcshic Rail Road.
5zssz:s ys.:zE.s sy::y3 ;s!553 o. i /

IN and alter October i3th, Trains will run over 'hl'
" Road rs follows - u,.,t -
PASSENGER Trains will he run to Wnchcndcn IN
connecticut with tl,e FIlchburg Trains, which leave
Charlcs.osn at y VI. ana L VI ,,opy
From Wmchcndon at - n VI anu ~ w.,
line second and Inc last IhCNulI =
SI,,',s rom Western and Northern New Han =
shire, and the State OF Vermont, WIN deliver nhu ~
crvr passcngcIs at Ninc'endoh III eo'''e' ''" "'''
all the above irauIs. - $500,
4 FrciSh, Tram will be run daily each wsny IN Il
n,r,inn With the usual Fiichhurg Freight Trans
T. VI. EDW ARDS, Prssid'n
'da:5, 1877. ~"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-22

Nrw HAMrsmRE WING STATE CoSyENT.oS'
We learn that large and spirited Wing Con
o en Thursday last. Hon, Joel Eastman Gym,
,~av formerly U. S. Attorney under General
H.,risonl was President, who is said to have
Addressed the Conveniiont with great iorce
and eoquence. A list Of electors was nominal =.
.d cons sting o. Jane Bell, aud William iia,le
[of Hinsdale] for the State at large, and j. D.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-22
Teachers Notice.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO TEACH
Sept, IL, 1913

Az ers Of Common Schools in Chittcnden Co that
the services OF MIR, IALMoN RIcHARpS VI Saratoga \
Y, have been secured TO conduct Teachers lnsli-
tute the present FALL which will commence on the
9th day of October. at one O'Clock, = NJ at the Acn-
DENY At Jericho Centre, to contnie TWO weeks,
Board is secured for attendants al 81 25 per week
Expenses OF the school will be sustained by the
Teachers. Nothing need be said To secure the nrlcn
dance OF those who were favored with Mr. Ps in.
structons AT Essex last Autumn. II others would
know more of HIM their best method to seosre this
knowledge will he to put themselves under his IN
slruciion AT Jericho, N the time appointed. Teach
will rnish themselves with books aud cal unon
VI ii. Chapn Esq, tor directions as to Board.
SIMEON PARMELEE, Comnlttec
+ b. WHEELER, Of
A A FORCES. } Arrangement
Burlington, Sept. II, IS. via
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-22
The Reviews.

We have received, through Messrs EDWARDS g.
SMITH, the agents in Burlington, the July num-
bers of the Loadon Quarterly, the Edinburgh,
and the Westminster Reviews, and the August
mot exactly the augusil Bldckicood The con-
tents are of the usual variety, and, doubtless, the
usual excelence-An article in the London
Quarterly on 'the Political Prospects of France
and England" and a short one in the Elm
burgh' on ''the French Republics which under
takes to prove that from the late Revolution a
very small advantage has been purchased at a
very great cost ) will be read with interest and
appreciation, according as the readers views CO.
ncde with the varied opinions of these great
organs. We like the notions of the Edinburgh
best-locotoc)s will probably not
BIackwood is rich, racy. pungent, as ever
The following is its "iabl; d'hotc: "-"Llfe in the
far West, No. m; Art lis prospects kar-
land (very interesting and instructive, as res
poets Country almost terra incogHitd to most
people, The Caxtons, Part "; Modern Tour
ism (Which handles Miss Marinenu's Eastern
/ Life" or rather the portion Of it making the
highest pretensions, with jnst severity; Eigh-
teen hundred and twelve; The Blue Dragon
Laurcls and Laureates Or. Cobb AMI all ,
/ The horse dealer; Sketches in Paris
Old subscribers can obtain their copies, ant
new sub,cri3ers will be Hospitality received by
Mr.. SMITH, at the Bookstore.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-22
STATE OF VERMONT, The, Honorable i

STATE OF YER MONT The Honorable the
DIsrgicr OF CnIrrENpEN, IS. ! Probate Court with
in and Tor the District o Chlttendcn To the credl,
tors and others concerned in the estate OF Samue
Uu,lbp n,e of Charlotte, N SAID District, deceased
Whcrens ihe Administration OF the estate al said
deceased has made application to this Court, to eN-
tend the time lin,,eI Tor making payment OF the
debts against the Estate OF snid deceased one yea
from the IIth day of October, A. ID 1873, and the 21
dny OF September next, being assigned Tor hearing
IN line premises at the Probate Office IN Burlington
and 1t having been ordered that notice thereof ht
gwen by publishing this decree three weeks success
siv,lv IN the Burlington Free Pre-. a news paper
printed ut Burlington before the time liked Tor hear
ing Cd.
Therefore YOU are hereby notified, to appear belor'
said QUIT nj the time aud place aforesaid then an,
there to make objection II any you have, 10 the sal,
ume oi payment beng further extended as aforesaid
Given under my hand AT Burlington tbs 81, day o
wi ISI BRADFORD RIXFoRD, Register
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-22

DOCT. FlTCIrS Trusses nhallng Tubes, shon,;
~ der Braces and " Lectures on the Prevention and
Cure of Consumption \ large supply Just received
and tor sale at reduced prices. by THO PECK.
Agents and Physicians supplied at Doct. f!tchs
wholesale terms.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-22
EssSs,1'EaS,

OOO rrou,y Il Mrnr's Celebrated Patent centre
COo Dlau-hI, set Sharpening, SIDE Hal. aud
Sub Sod P"usHs. RuI5.es nurse and Nasou~, y.
Suarhuck y sons and john Muolcs Premium
PuuLhs.
Also, Amrs' Cars Stones and Kings Cast Steel
and Plated inovcs aud Spades at wholesale and re-
tail by PIERCE, DANEl X co.
August lG, IS. wUt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-22

IN and after Saturday, July lst, the
~ Passenger Trains viii run, IN connection with
the Fltchburg Trains between Boston and keene' as
follows
Leave Boston at :, \ NJ, and >, 7. "
Arrive at kccnc nl II, A. VI aud q = NJ
Ienyc krrnc at T. \ NJ, and 7. VI,
Arrive n, Boston at II, \. NJ and &, I. VI,
STAGES viii run in connection with the Trims, as
follows From Winchendon, Tor Etudgr and Ia'iGrV
an th, arrival of tn, morning Trans up IN Mundls =
Wednesdays and Fridays, and returning on opposite
days. ,..,I ,y;,.l,,.,,r
UIns,lale and Brattchoro, on Tuesdays thursdays
AMI Suturlays on arrival ct the morning Trans up
and rrturn,ur from those places on the opposite days,
tn connect with last Tram down; bring tlr shortest
RnilIoaI and Stage Route from Boston 20 i11s' pa
ces Also. from kecnr to tltSirihell an %, u"
hnr,. on same DAYS on arrival oi afternoon IRAN
ron, Bn-tou M arriving Bratlchoro Sainc evening
and returning on opposite mornings 10 n's' 'nl'
down messengers Will arrive nj Boston nj H. a VI
Ar k.,n, Stages will connect with all the ualls to
an iron, WnnoIr Bellows Fails, Chester, Caycn-
dish Ludlow 10 Rutland aud Burlington Dtcws-
willie, istcad Charlcstown Sprlngl',I N'o'helshelh
Clarcmont Newport, Windsor WOODSTOCK, ana
Montpelier to Burlington ~ ~
road and the Stages 10 and from kecnr, forms a dl-
rect line ot sommunlrat'ons between boston ana
Northern Vermont and Northern New fiailp>hlTt
ana the siDrtest and most dircci lRe between South
cuu Middle. aud Western Vermont and Ncst"rI
New Iampshire and Boston and also m connection
with the Stages from W lnchendun and ftchtu'E i'
Worcester and the Worcester aud Providence Rhl
road the most direct line between those sections q
| Vermont aud New Hampshire and Worcester Com
" and the STATE OF Rhode Island and IN connection
with Sla!es from ld,tr,un, Mass To Lowell dIIcc
| communication between the same portions OF New
! Hampshire and Vermont and Lowell.
Freight trains Will run daily, 10 aud from bostol
| in connection with the regular fllchhurs IIalns
| T NJ EDW ARDS, President
l. TILTON, Engineer.
K,sue, June g, 1873
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-22
BOSTON STOCK SALES, SEPT. Is.
BRIGHTON MARKET-Sept. 1873

BRIGHTON MARKET-Sept ,lsis.
At Market $50 Beef Cattle, 500 Stores,
1900 Sheep. and 1850 Swine.
PRicEs-BEEr CATTLE-EXtra Sc so: first quail
i'y So So 25 second quality So IS a 3 IS
third IS ) %.
SToREs-iearlings So a Sl1 two year old
$ a 500 three year old SslSa27.
WORKING OXEN-Sales at 500 S72, 500,
S95 and Sl0S.
Cows & CALvEs-Sales at s 9 S22, S25, 1927
S3l. 1886 and $40.
SnEEr-Sales small lots at g., rs, ., IL
2 20 and 80.
SwINE-One or two lots at AZ. iIc. one
lot &c, small lots SC. AT retail from B 10 &C.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-22

lJl caddics OF var!ous qihltcs. Also, 2u'UuO
packages Tobacco, comprising various brands and
qualities; Pipes and Scgars; Maccoboy and Scotch
Snuff; New Orleans, Porto Rico, =. Croix and lla-
vana Coffee, crushed Loaf and Powdered Sugars;
New Orleans, Porto Rico, Nucivc,as, st CroN, Trim
idad and Cuba Molasses Half Boxes, Box and kea
Raisins st. Domingo, Cuba, Rio, Laguira, Sumatra
aud Java Coffee Pimcnto, Pepper, Ginger, Nutmcgs
Cloves Mustard. Cas-ia, Fancy aud Bar Soap, Sperm
and Mould Candies, Winter and Summer Oils, Mack
ercl, Salmon, Shad Herring, Picked and Dry Cod,
and full and general assortment o Groceries, which
we offer Tor sale the very lowest market priccs and
to which We invite the attention OF the country mcr-
chant. CLAkh, FISK %.
n B. Liberal advances made upon cons gnment.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-22
Maine Election.

The recent election in Maine, as we have
before intimated, has been anything but encou.
raging to the newligh,s of Freedom who are
sailing under the piratcal flag of Martin Van
Buren,! Free Soilism appears to have been
frightened into silence by the nomination. bv
the Buffalo Convention, of SO notorious and
incorporating pro-slavcry tool
The Wings have noby maintained their
ground-having given an increased State vote.
over ls47, elected two, certainly, and probably
three, members of Congress Uhcy now have but
one) and very nearly secured the Legislature
against the Castles! The Portland Advertiser
gives the following rccapitulation of the Gov.
ernor vote in 3l4 towns in that States
1Si7. lS4S.
Wing, els3l s7l75
Democratic, 2S.253 32go5
Abolition, and scattering, 6.64l lO2o3
Plurality against Dana thus far 475i
In same towns last year; 2l4
Dana's loss, 1910
The whole number of Representatives is l. 81
and all have been heard from but H. There is
one Taylor Democrat elected and there are 10
Van Buren, men, 81 Wings, and SO Democrats
OF the probable result of the Presidential, cleo
ton, the paper above quoted says:-
ave find in all Wing estimates ont of this
State that Maine is put down for Cass. We
have heve heretofore so estimated it ourselves
but since the election on Monday, we incline
to the opinion that Taylor and Fillmore electors
will be chosen. A plurality elects. Some who
voted the Dana ticket on Monday will vote for
Van Buren, in November, and others will vote
for Taylor. Maine must, at least be put now
among the doubtful States. Van Buren, will
get several thousand more than Fessenden. and
Taylor several Thousand more than IIamlin
while the vote for Cass will fall far short of tina,
for Dana. by proper effort, Taylor will take
the State Of Maine.
In reference to the increased scattering y
vote, the Boston Alias says:-
"The scattering vote, it will be seen, is some
what larger than it ever was before. This is
not, however, to be attributed entirely to Van
Burensm the Liberty vote has not been mate
rally increased by being sold out to the Kinder
hook magician. large portion of the scatter
ing votes were given to other persons than the
Van Buren, candidate F.; for instance. all the scat
tering votes but four in the Thomastons, and
nearly the whole of that in Lowell, was given
to- Mr. Lowell. What Judge Allen said OF
Tayloristn, may with ten times more truth be
said of Van Burcnism--there is none of it in
Maine There is hardly enough of it to serve
for seed in November, when Old lack will
without doubt sweep the State
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-22

r.-~7-o ENRON the subscriber, about
"yjASl U the middle Of Jug last, liaht red
--I1l--il-- COW of miidlng >lc, with loss hnms
aud small head Whoever viii return said COW or
give iuturnltiun to ANHGosG ArwATER, or t. the
subscriber where she may BE- unud shall he lhrraiy
compensated. NATHAN BNbCoCh.
Burlington Aug 80, ISIS wlu-3t.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-22

0}@Our friend of the Montpelier Watchman,
though his figures are right, insists that the
Wing majority in the Senate is but | and the
Boston Alias copies the error. We give below,
the names of the Senators elect, and respectful
ly sugg st that 81 is TWELVE more than 9.
WINGS.
Bennington Coumy.-GEoRoE r. DRAPER,
FRANCIS kIDDER.
w. DEAN, LArNS G. MEAD.
Windsor C0uniy-OLlvER p. CHANDLER,
SCION DAYroRrH, JosErn w. CoLRuRY, CALVIN
FRENCH.
Rutland Couny.-JoHy Fox, HENRY STAN
LEY, EZRA JUNE.
Addison County. Ina STEWART, ZuRIEL
WALKER.
Chmendcn County.-ALrxAxDER FERGUSON,
JAMlN HAMILTON.
Franklin Coumy.--I.UcAs II. BEEMAN, Ru-
rUs HAMILTON, JONATHAN ii. HUBBARD.
Essen County.-ORAMEL CRAWFORD.
Grand Isle CJunty.-SoLoMoN J. DAVIS.
DEMOCRATS.
Orange Coumy.-IIESRY kEYEs, WILLIAM
SWEAT, JEFFERSON p. KiDDER.
Washington C,unty.-NATHANiEL BANCROFT,
WILLIAM CARPENTER.
Caledonia Coumy.-SAMuEL ID. MATTocks,
ISAAC \. HALL.
Orleans Couniy-TMoTHy p. REDfIELD.
VAN BURENITE.
LamoiAc Couay.-WM. w. WHITE.
Wings 81
Cass and Van Buren, Q
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-22

Wentworth, Richard Brady, Edmund Parker
from the several Congressional districts. Hon.
Jacob Collamcr of Vermont, was present by in.
vilation, and delivered a very able and insruc-
tive address, of which copy has been request.
ed for publication. A series OF resolutions
pledging the Wings Of the granite State, TO the
heaitv and Jealous support Of Zachary Taylor
and Willard Fillmore was adopted with enthu-
siash, and theConvention separated. individually
determined to do his utmost for the redemption
of New Hampshire Boston Daily Ado.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-22
a Clerk Wanted.

None need Apply unless they intend to earn their
Board and Clothing.
('HlNA Tea Companys Agency at Barlows u T.
" noosk Falls.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-22

fled and mniestic manner into the briny flood,
which graciously parted its waters to receive
her
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-22
Mrs. Susan StrOn.S' Estate.

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appoint
w ed hv the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District Of Chittcndcn. Commissioners to receive.
anime and adjust the claims and demands Of all per
SONS the of Mrs Susan Strong. late OF Burng
ton in said District deceased represented nsolvent,
and also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto and six months from the day OF the date here
Of heng allowed by said Court Tor that purpose we
do therefore hereby give notice that We nil attend to
the business OF our appointments at the office OF VIM
Weston in Burlington, in said District, on the last
Mondays OF September and December next, at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ on each of sap days.
Dated, this 2jih dny of Juy a. ID. 1913
riiiLo popLlTTLE,! Commissioners.
wgX3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-22

Last evening CHARLES HENRY, son of IIryRY
II. and ELIZA c. DooLlTrLE, aged six months.
At st Lous, No, Of Congcstive Fever, Thomas j.
RIDDLE, late ithis village. Aged % years.
In New Haven, VT, on the 18th instant, WILLIAM
LATHRoP youngest son of l.. J. & VI. T.. Stimson,
aged two years.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-22
hardware

REDUCED PRICE S-as intend to sell out
= entirely before the large stores 10" building are
| filed with it.
| July 10Th, iS. dSlt3Nw2ti
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-22
NEW MEAT psatssAgi'R,

wv " 7 IN - 7 n III \
-acr9 a MASA DREW HAS OPENED
SA7 q MEAT NtIliir. in his
--AA--AI- BRiCK BtiLDING, Just erected on
Water Street. oppo-t" tie EA,u>N.G iiorIL, where
he nlenus to keep hand, 'r the supply Of the pub
lie all kinds ct NEAT wh.. a- 49,. sell on the most
reasonable trrrus His Market viii be open ior Gus
omcls nj all tie business t.u,s Qt TIE doV, trOm
piorning 10 nieAt aud be- means provide Tor those
who may patron lr him t''n best article in his line o
business that can be- "hinlurd m the vicinity.
Burlington, Juiv :. iSi~ l'SWtt)
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-22
Petition 10 sell Land.

STATE OF YER MONTH At a session of the
DNrRlcr OF CHlrTfNnEN, - Probate Court holden
III Burlington, wthn, and tor the District of Chitru-
den, on the l9th day of September, \ p. 1913.
Charles t.. Miller Administrator OF the Estate of
FL sha Miller late OF WllliSton, in said district de-
ceased, tiled N said Court his petition in writing, set
ting forth that the said deceased died seized OF
o land in said Wlisron OF one hundred and fifty Sin
acres IN one body, lying on the South side OF the
turnpike and bounded on the west, hy land owned
and occupied by William Miller. on the South by
!nnl owned and occupied by Joy Bradley, and George
y Wakefield, and on the East hv hand owned and
occupied by Otis and Edmund Whitney. and also
that the said deceased owned nj the time OF hi d." N
certain real Estate in the first Congregational
ting house, III sad u iston that is to say the one
fourth pa of the slip called number fourteen the one
half ot slip called number six, and the Twelfth Of
slip called number five and the one half Of a stall in
the shed attached to said meeting honre, and that the
above is all the real Er,nic ct which the said Elisha
Miller died seized, and that 1t would be beneficial to
those Interested in said Estate to have all the said
real Estate sold, for the reason that some of the he
said Estate reside ont o tue state, tho the sale OF
the same IN not necessary TO pay the dehs against
said Estate or the expenses OF the administration
thereof. and further showing 10 sad Court that all
the heirs to sail Estate living within this State have
given their consent AMI approh1tlon in writing, to
the sale of said real Estate the said deceased auc
Maying the said Probate Court to grant him liccns,
10 sell the said land and real Estate OF said deceased
subject to the widows right ol dover in the same.
Whereupon the said Probate Courr signed the al
day OF October, A. ID. 1873, tor hearing aud lrcidn
on said petition at the office of the said Probate
Court in Burlington in said district and, doth ordc
that all persons interested, be- notified thereof by pub
cation of this order three weeks successfully IN tn
Burlington Free Press, a newspaper printed at Bur
lngion, in the county Of Chlttendcn, the last
which publications To be previous To the day ne
aforesaid tor hearing and deciding SAID petition
Given under my hand at the Registers Office j
$ snld Burlington this 18th day OF September a. !
; wi2w3 BRADFORD RIXFORD Register.