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EGA NOTICES.
Henry TT Tuhb,s Estate

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court for
DISTRICT or CH1rrENDEN, IS. { Dist. of Chittendon.
Two ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE
i Estate of Henry II. Tubbs of Essex in said Dis
trict a minor, GREETING.
Whereas Amasa Bryant, guardian of Henry II.
Tubbs of Essex, In the District aforesaid, a minor,
hath this day made application to said Court in
writing, setting forth that his said ward is seized
In his own right in fee as minor child of Fred
erick Tubbs, late of Essex aforesaid, deceased, of a
land warrant No. 37375, that II would be bonefcient
to his said ward to have said land warrant sold and
tho proceeds of said sale put Mt interest and pray
ing said Court to grant him license and authority to
sell the same. either at private salo or public auc
ton, as the law in such case provides.
And the said Court having assigned the 81 day
Of October, A. d. 1856, at the Probate Court Rooms
in Burlington aforesaid, at 10 o'clock in tho fore.
noon, for hearing in the premises, and ordered that
all persons interested be notified thereof by pub
fishing the substance of said application together
with this order, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, in the
Burlington Free Press, a newspaper printed in said
Burlington, previous to said day set for hearing.
Therefore. you are hereby notified to appear Mt
the time and place aforesaid, and show cause, if any
you have, why said license should not be granted
Given under my hand at Burlington aforesaid
this nth day of September, A. D. 1856.
wiz 3w W. ii. FRENCH, Judge.
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BOSTON, Sept. 10, 1856
G. A II p ETINGS

CHEAPER THAN EVER
or Scale Of Prices yr Fan Sales.
II to IS cents per yard for Hemp Carpets.
81 cents per ward for Ingram carpets.
37t per yard for Union carpets.
Is; ents per yard for Super Union carpets.
so. O rs cents per yard for Dutch carpets.
so ents per yard for Two-Ply carpets.
IS, 0 62 cents per yard for Extra Fine carpets.
70 to rs cents per yard for S~uperhne carpets.
so to 30 cents per yard for kiddermiuster carpets
% 10 ~. cts. per I'd, for S~uperfne English carpets
Thres-Ply Carpets at Very Low Rates. .
50 to LES cents per yard for Brussels Tapestry, COM
Irising beautiful and modern styles Of English and
American manufacture.
l,25 to l,64 cents per yard for splendid Velvet Tap
sttry carpets, the usual prices Of which are S2,25
and upwards,
Also, many styles of high cost Tapestry and Vel
vet carpetings Of superior English manufacture,
which, on account Of their high finish and beautiful
quality are seldom imported to this country, will be
sold at the same price Of an ordinary article. Also,
a large stock Of
PAINTED CANVAS CA%RPETINGS,
Embracing one Of the largest assortments of Floor
Oil Cloths to be found IL this city, "a feet wide to
the narrowost width, at very low prices.
Also-Cauton Mattings, Crumb Cloths, Stair Car
psts, Feltings, Rugs, Mats, and all articles usually
found in a fret class Carpet Warehouse.
A great portion of our stock which we display for
Autumn sales, having been purchased At the recent
auction trade sales in n. Y. will be sold for much
less than cost Of manufacture or Importation. By
reference to our scale of prices il viii be seen that
we shall sell all the r%iaereut grades for much lower
prices than the same goods have usually been sold.
NEW ENGLAND CAHPtr COMPANY,
rs Hanover street,
Nearly opposite the American House, BOSTON.
Wiz 3w
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Union House..

Opposite UNION RAILROAD DEPOT
~ The subscriber bogs to announce to the public
that lie has associated with him in business, B, +.
STILES, and that the we'll known UNION HOUSE
will be continued by j. W. STEARss 4 CO.
Respectfully j. W. STEARNS.
THTS Hotel is entirely NEW, having been open
n t. .'e public only about eighteen months, and
the assurance Of favor il has received from The
Travelling public have induced the lessees to make
many modern improvements, among which, a large
SALOON, 20 by 40 feet, has bsen added to the
House The House is fitted up and furnished with
out regard to expense, making it aqual to any
House out of New-Iork.
1t is situated on Albany-street, opposite tho
Union X. r. Depot, aud less than forty rods from
the steam Boat Lanping. Porters always in at
Tendance on the arrival Of the Cars an Boats.
NJ W. STEARNs a Co., Proprietors.
Troy, March 1856 ddwtf
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Burlington Bookbindery,

A Nd ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFAcToRY.-
"A Having taken the well known Bindery Of
Samuel Huntington, enlarged the rooms and
added additional Tools, the subscribers are
prepared to do Binding of every description. Blank
Books from the smallest Pocket Memorandum to
the largest Town records or Bank Ledgers ruled and
Bound to order. All kinds Of paper ruling done at
short notice. Fancy and common Binding of old or
new Books, plain or gilt, in paper. cloth or any kind
Of leather. at short notice. All orders for old Bind
ing faithfully attended to and Books safely returned.
Prices as low as at any good shop in city or country.
Having wrought in some of the best shops in Britain,
Canada and New York. with good tools and the best
of stock, we believe we eau do every kind Of work SO
as to satisfy all who will favor us with their or
ders. WM. " Balm,
VIM. SCOTT.
Burlington, je9 1855. d3nosduly
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rricc. fnr Ah,eltl.ing IN WeekN

One square, 10 lines or less in mlnloh sollu'
Each irsS-ti n alter The third, . cents PCT line.
Legal notice. lo cents a line, more or less, fer
three weeks.
Yearly advertisers occupying four squares or
more. with privilege Of change, az a fair discount.
~ The privileges Of yearly advertisers is limit
cd ~ their own immediate business, in their own
name and all advertisements for the bereot q
other persons, as we'll rs legal advertisements snd
advertisements e auction sales, and ad'ertisements
With the name Of other pcrsens, sent in by them,
mu,t be paid for at the usual rates.
No report, resolutions or Irocscdings of any cor
poration, society, association OF public meeting,
and no communication designed to call attention to
any matter Of limited or individual interest can re
Inserted, unless paid for as an adv~eTtsement;
NO advertisement can be inserted gratuitousN
for charitable on other societies public inst"'''H'
gr companies. Al.
Continued ,,less en- order 90 that tlect Is LETT AZ
Gle oHce, and when discontinued IN less '9sa =
wear. %. r-lrs a, p ubcis ys1' uiHhf r1'-e"
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V,EN TEACHERS OF FIRST ABILITY IN
ploycd in the School, a~fofding facilities for
a thorou,h Enslsh education, with Latin, Greek,
the modern polite languages, music, lon guitar,
piano, harp and %organ,l drawing, embroidery, and
seven kinds Of painting.
Refinement Of manners and the etiquette Of society
iuculcated. A Partisan lady resides in the family,
Prizes are awarded in each department.
Aids 20 physical oiucdti7n to be found in Dancing,
Calisthcujc-, aGymnasium, Bowling Alley, (suictiy
priyatc,) swimming i'm Mystic River, (salt,) horse
back riding, &c. Well trained saddle horses belong
t tho Seminary.
For particulars aidrcs. the PRINCIrAL.
r THOMAS =. SMITH.
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RRlNSMAID a HILDRETH, No, |, BANK
- Block, have just opened a splendid variety Of
silver Ware, Watches, Plated Goods, and Fine
Jewelry, Ladies' Reticules, Port-Monaies. Buckskin
Purses,-all selected with special reference to the
wants Of Ladies and Gentlemen attending the State
Fair. Please call ssaboYe. septic
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NJ T. W GooD S ALL OPENl
The Best Goods nj The Lopeyi ptic,g.
GEORGE W. WARREN a. co.

nFDIkNsI w. w " " w.
zone Price OHiy.)
Have already opcnsd thar fuH stark nj
NEW AND RICH FALL GOODS,
and arc prepared to show a large and beautiful va
riety of
Long and Square hawls-Cashmeros stellas. High.
lands, 1hibcts, &c, &c.
Paris Cloaks, Mantillas and Talmns, from Armon-
vile, Malnos and others, Of Paris.
New Cloths for Ladies' Garments, from England,
France and Germany.
Black Silks and Fancy silks, in ,mmensc vovidy Of
styles, made from all fine silk, and warranted
to wear well.
Printed Cashmcrcs and Nous. Dc Laines, from Eng
land aud France, and from our own unrivnll-
cd Manufacturers and Printers in this coun-
try.
Printed Flannels and Russia Robes, for Ladies' and
Gents Robes dc Chambrc.
Mourning Goods, in all fs brics, and manufactured
expressly for us, to wear well.
Plaid Dress Goods-Polonnais, Valencias, Thib-
cts, st.
Morinos, Thibets and ca shmcres-Black and all
colors, from the best lubricants.
Velvets. for Shawls and Mantillas. free from cotton.
Crochet Fringes, from Paris, for our own use in
manufacturing, a few of which we shall sell.
Embroideries. Laees and white Goods, at much
lower prices than usually rctailcd.
Housekeeping rticles-Blankets. Quilts, Table
Cloths, Damasks, Sheetings, Napkins, Doylies,
&c, &c, in large variety.
Gonte' Shawls, of our own styles, from 81 to Sl2.
scarfs, Nantes, Gloves, Hosiery, Be-, &c.
French and English Prints, Of the best styles.
AMERICAN GOODS,
All the best makes OF Blankets, Flannels. Cot
tons, &c, sold at retail at the Agents case price.
On account Of our large sales We arc now enabled to
retail as low or lower than the same articles arc sold
" down town at Wholesale and our customer,
may feel sure of getting from US the very best kind
Of goods u. the very lowest possible prices.
GEO. W. WARREN d CO.,
Washington * TiawlCy stS..
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NIhert G. Stronr.

nEALER IN BURLINGTON WAGON ANLES,
hICanada Plates, Sheet Lead, Lead Pipe, lin
Plates, Mill and Circular saws, and Mechanics
Tools. Also, Heavy aud Shelf Hardware, Nails,
Iron, Glass, Paints, Oils, Narnishes, Anyils, Vices,
sheet Iron, Iron Wire, BIa,s, Zinc, COPPER, GaI
Lead, Bar Tin, Chains, Bolts, Nuts, Washers, Files,
Round, Square, octagon aud Flat, Cast steel,
House Trimmings, Carriage aud Tire Bolts, sad
dlcry ami Carriage Trimmings, Wagon Springs
Spring steel, &c, Sc.
burlington, VI
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ELIAS LYMAN, }chittondcn County
HENRY CHAMBERLAIN,S In Chancory.
WHEREAS ELIAS LYMAN OF BURLING-
w TON, has filed in this Court his petition against
said Chamberlain setting forth in substance that
said Chamberlain, on the 10th day of April A. u.
1854, duly executed to Wyllys Lyman, Elias Ly-
man, Ann, bod, Simeon Lyman, Harvey King, Jena
l.. King, Charles Lyman, James Brewer, Frances l..
Brewer, Norman Lyman, Joseph +, Tilden, Clemen-
tine L. Tilden, George 5. Kendrick, Hannah l.. Ken
drick, Mary B. Lyman, Administrative of the estate,
and guardian Of the heir of Lewis Lyman and to
George Lyman, a mortgage deed Of certain land in
Newbury, Orange County, Vermont, viz the same
premises, which were, on that day decided to said
Chamberlain, by the heir at law Of Elias Lyman (;
conditioned for the payment, with another note
now paid) Of a note for five hundred dollars, dated
said last mentioned day, and payable to the order
of George Lyman agent for said heir, in two years
after its said date with interest annually, and signed
by said Chamberlain, and setting forth, that said
note and mortgng e Is now held and owned by said
petitioner, and not paid, and pray ing n foreclosure.
And it appearing that said Chamberlain resides
without this state, and has had no notice OF said
quit, it is ordered that said Chamberlain be notified
to appear and make answer thereto, at q term of
this Court next to be held at said Burlington on the
first Tuesday Of November A. u. 1856, by the pub.
LEGATION Of the substance of said petition, and this
order in the Burlington Free Press, a newspap pei
published t sand Burlington, three weeks success.
lively the last Of which publications shall be at least
twenty days before said term.
Done by order of Court, this 18th day Of Septem.
Der, 1856.
j S. ADAMS, Clerk.
GEO. f. EDMUNDS, Solicitor. wiz 3w
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P~OtiChOmaDic.

rHNHE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL ART OF OBNA-
4 menting the simplest Glass Vessel to resemble
the finest painted China, at a 1.-THE Of the cost, il
creating an immense excitement, Ladies and
Gentleman are alike fascinated with this delightful
occupation. Achaste and elegant amusement for
children and Schools, encouraging a taste for grace
in design and harmony in the arrangement of col
ors. The whole Art can be perfectly acquired in
half an hour. Books of Illustration separately 81.
Boxes containing . Vases, Book, and every Article
required, 50, sen, by Express.
CONTENT, NEARY & Co., Wholesale Store.
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The Original

4 Nd ONLY ENTIRE CASH BOOT AND SHOE
~ Store in Boston. Established in 1887. Geo.
c. Wales, 20 Pearl Street, Manufacturer and Dealer
in Boots. Shoes, Bubbers and Shoe stock,
Keeps always on hand good ude %rdlidng Goods,
made ,rwsssly for Nlr England Irais, which are
Bsugh and Sad at the LowEsr Prices FOE CASH
ONLY.
Orders will be filled promptly and rHva,''hy at as
lou pri-cs as j the party ordering present..
No. 90 PEARL STREET.
Near Milk street, Wa ly
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WILDER'S
Patent ~Salamander Safe.

WHh Stedrns q Marrin's improvement.
TIVE BEST SAFE IN THE WORLD. SECURED
! by the celebrated La Belle Powler-Proof Lock,
with a very small key-all made under the immedi-
ate inspection of one MIR. SrEARNS, wko has for
fourteen years superintended their manufacture,
during which time not a d liars worth Of property
has been consumed in one OF them-2l3 having
been tested in accidental fires.
Warranted free from dampness. For sale by
SrEAKNS a MARVIN,
40 Murray and las Water sts.
Secondhand Safes of other makers, at reduced
prices. wlO 3m.
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In ChanCerY,
ELIAS LYMAN, )Chittond,

q. +. EDMUNDS, Plvintil's ATTY
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Stair of Vermnnt.

q. +. EDMUNDs, PLAINTIFFS Att'y. Wiz ?
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The Glorious Fourth /.

Inc GiOrlOuS
s FAST A G N @, A D
3 all mankind will of course turn out to see
the sights, and for such an occasion everybody
will try q appear to the best advantage
Then Lows has just received a very large stock
ofthe most beautiful and fashionable goods ever
seen in this town and all those in want of some Q
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An Important Discovery tn the Ecouomist-Somo-
thing Entirely New Just imported.
"JOtNEN'S INODOEOlS PREPARATIONS, '9q
for instantly cleaning Kid Gloves without d
slightest Smell" Rub Il small portion on 7ha
glove, and the dirt instantly di.appcurs-ctu~ b
worn Immediately Afterwards. Ono bottle l. wrl-
rantcd to clean fifty pair OF gloves. Price, 30 cents
Try it before buying. All the Agents arc present.
cd with AN open bottle to prove its operation
Agents ARE coiuin, money by the uuur. rclcntC
demand. More wanted.
CONTENT. NEARY 4 Co.,, wholesale Store,
wjOwly 80. 5O2 broadway New York.
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Y n orr Customers

4 ND THE PUBLIC. HAVING NEARLY
"A completed our alterations, we are prepared 10
exhibit as handsome a stock of Goods as we have
ever offered, and at prices which VIC are confident
will give universal satisfaction.
OUR STOCK CONSISTS IN PART OF
Silks.-Black and Fancy, now and beautiful
styles aud nj LOWER PRICES, than were ever heard
of in tins vicinity.
Dress G~oods,-Baragcs, Challies and Tissues,
plain aud printed (all wool) DeLaines Fren,h
and English Prints, Jaconets, Organizes and Lawns.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Swiss and scotch
Collars, Cufs and Sets Sleeves and sets, Real
English and French Thread Edgings Embroidered
Bands and flowncings Cambria and Muslin Ed.
giugs and ln.crtings smyrna, SaNony and Cotton
Edges, Dimity Bands, stamped Collars, Cuffs,
Bands, Chcmisets, &c, &c.
Musiins.-Swiss, Book, Jaconet, Nainsook and
Canb ic Muslins in Plain, Plaid, Check, Corded,
Figured and Dotted ; Dimities, Lawns, Drilliants,
&c, &C.
Domc>tics.-Tho best qualities of Cottons and
Shcctiugs, Lancaster Quilts, English and American
Patches, Colorcd C%ambrics, Silocies, Corset Jeans,
&c, Fanucls, Moreens, &c, &c.
Liucns.-Lincus S~hectings Pillow Case, Do-
som and Shifting Linens Table Dsmask, Nap
hirs, bottles, Towels, Huckabuc's, Table Covers,
lldkf., &c, sc.
Hosiery and Gloves, of tho BEST MAKES to
be found in this country also Long and short
Mohlir Mitts IN every quality also, a full stock OF
various styles Of Ladies' and Childrens Cotton and
Llsle thread Gloves and Hose, Gentlemen half
Ilusc-also, Un~dorgarmcnts for Ladies and Gentle
men in Mcrino, silk and Cotton, just suitable for
thi climate.
Inviting tho attention of FAMILIES to our new
and extensive stock of the above goods for Spring
and summer wear of superior quality, the best rs.
surtneut ever offered in Burlington without eIcep-
lion, Goods will he cheerfully shown, warranted
a. represented, and sold at such prices a. will make
il PAY tor every purchaser OF the above Goods tc
call at LYMAN'S CORNER STORE,
myIdkWtf wICKWARE BLOCK, BURLINGTON, VT.
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New Goods! New Goods

NEW hOOtS JNCW 1OOUS
EW FALL GOODS JUST RECEIVED AT
y $50 Church Street, from late importations,
bOta by the " Collins" and "Cunard" lines of
steamers, and We shall be constantly receiving fresh
goods, both by railroad and Express, through the
season. Dry Goods, Carpetipg, Groceries, Paper
Hangings, Crockery, ETC., constantly on hand, which
will DO sold at the lowest possible prices.
aug23 d&w II a
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Hinesburgh Academy.

Only three Terms in a year.
Tuition per Term, $500
No extra charge for tuition in Mathematics or
Languages. The Fall Term commences on We'd
ncsday, Sep. 10th, and ends on Tuesday Dec. 2ith.
Vacation Of one week between the terms, and Of
six week at the close Of the year.
A few students can be accommodated with boar
in the family of the Principal. Other arrangements
tor the supply Of board will be made.
July |, lojt. wi "
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THOMAS HANSON, Sole Patentee.

l37 Third Az. cor. Fifteenth street, New York.
ENHE PIPES arc con ected with the ram with
4 brass screw couplings, and the air chamber and
body of the ram is put together with cotter wedges,
and can be taken apart and restored in one minute.
Although the prices OF tho above rams are more
than the common order of rams, yet their intrinsic
valuo is more than ten times greater.
No. | ram, Sl2, No. ., do, SO No. 3, do,
so No. 4, do, $40.
a liberal discount will be allowed to dealers.
The above Ram eau be seen in operation At the
American Institute Fair, Crystal Palace, New J ork,
commencing sept. %, lN5G. Pcrs"ns requiring
information will please incloso two postage stamps.
wlO im.
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ghNS0NS PATENT BALANCE PRESSURE
"a VALVE HYDRAULIC RAM, for which a
Silver Medal was awarded by the American Iusti-
tutc October, 1888. The above Ram which is. q re
cent invention Of the patontcc, Is capable nj forcing
with the same head supply Of water, and warranted
Gent supply Of water, aud no leak Of air traps in
the drive pipe.
In the ordinary ram, the valve rests upon the
aperture it is designed to- close, presenting Il much
larger upper surface for the pressure in the air
chamber than the area ~n tho lower surface, on
which the water acts in opening it consequently
the pressure per square inch required to lit the
valve is as much greater in proportion as the area
If the upper surface is greater than the area of the
aperturc-hcnce the great loss of power.
The principal improvement in this over other
water rams consists in thu upper and lower surfaces
Of the valvo opening-into the air chambcr-being
OF the same area, the pressure per square inch rcQuir-
ed TO open it is but slightly greater than that in the
air chamber consequently there is no loss of power
in its action-hencc its ability to throw more water
than other rams which, having valve seats, arc
liable to catch and retain sand or gravel, and there
by to leak and get out of order. Other important
advantages will be apparent in viewing it while in
operation.
The subscriber has been a practical plumber in
this city and elsewhere for the past twenty years,
and trusts. BY strict attention to the business, in all
its various branches, to merit full confidence.
Lead pipe, sheet lead, brass cocks, pumps of all
descriptions for sale at the manufacturers prices
and all other articles in sho business at the Lowest
rates. The above water rams are made and for sale
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rOR 1850

Fall Term began August llth onls Nov, 18th.
Winter TIE, m begins December 9TH ENDS March
llth, ls57-Sprius Term begins March 2tth ends
July ist-Fal Term begins August 18th ends
November 18th.
Tho.e capable ofcomplying with the wholesome
regulations of a Christian Institution, are invited
oupply for Catalogues or for Rooms, 10 the Prin-
cipal, " Fort Edward Institute y. y, wl2Ns
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Border Ruffians,

In II SHAPE OF MOSQUITOES, HAVE
Il invaded Darlington and vicinity. and 1t be-
hoyes the citizens Of every town, 70 seek protection
At once; therefore you will find at Lymans, a large
lot Of
MVSQUITO BARS,
just received and warranted a sure protector from
the ravages occasioned by the above named = indi-
Yiduals."
Burlington. June %. 1856. ddwtf
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State of Vermont.
'ANhS n. ho"h'} Chittenden County Cot
EappA March Term, 1856.

NulNtchhtu NOuhNN Jul
T TsppAp March Term, 1856.
M HEREAS THE SAID PLAINTIFF HAVING
w entered in this Court, his action of assumpsit,
against the said defendant, declaring against him
upon a promissory note, executed by said defendant
on the 9th day of March A. d. 1855, to the order of
one Dan Lyon administrator of the estate of g. d.
Kasson, for the sum of three hundred and ~ffty-two
dollars, payable with interest, at the Commercial
Bank, on the 18th day of July, 1855 and alleging
that said plaintiff is the holder aud cndorscr there
Of, and that the same is unpaid and also dcclar-
ing upon the common counts, and demanding five
hundred dollar damages and it appearing that
said Farrar was out of the State, at the time of the
service of the process in this suit, and has not re-
turned ; it IL ordered that said suit be continued
to tho term of this Court next to be held Mt said
Burlington, on the first Tuesday in November A. u,
1856, and that said Farrnr be notified to appear
thereto. by the publication Of this order in tho Bur
lington Free Press, a newspaper published at said
Burlington, three weeks successfully, the last of
which publications shall be at least twenty day.
before said next term.
By order of Court.
j.. S. ADAMS Clerk.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE

FINH y WNTTVT 49,
Htna Insurance Company, Of Hartford, Connecticut
Capital. $500, 600.
Hon, Insurance Company, of New York. Capital,
$500 ,000.
Connecticut Fte Insurance Company, of Hartford,
Connecticut. Capital, 5000 900.
North Western Insurance Company, of Oswego, New
York. Capital, Sl5O,OO0.
Star Insurance Company, Of 0gdeusbugh, New
York. Capital, S~l5O,O00.
Insurance to an amount not exceeding $4,000
taken ia ono risk in tho above companies, and by
an arrangement with the best New York and Boston
Companies an unlimited amount procured at AIDE.
quate rates,
Burlington, Vt. =. WIVES Agent
Charter Oak Life Insurance Company, Of Hartford,
Connecticut. $4,000 y Capital. with a large sur
plus. Rates of insurance. for each $4,000 on ]
Single Life. Annually.