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CORRESPONDENTS.
Lettcr from Florida,

81. AuGrsrrvF, Fla, April ID, 1856.
Enr1oRs or the FREE Pnrss
A Yankee would hardly find his idea Of a com.
Portable house realized in St Augustine spaces of
an inch here and there undcr the doors cracks
past ro'ioo'ns round the windows, floors of singu-
larry grdron-ikc constructions give rise to current
of very pleasant doubtless with the Thermometer
at % but very agrccably Dispensed with at Is ;
and small fire. Tut the winter is short fires are
not needed for more than two month, usually, un.
less occasionally Of an evening and the houses arc
built consequently with moro regard to summer
convenience than winter In odcn tines no fire.
places were used, chimncys were rare, if indeed
there were any ; and if cool day came, closer
wrap Of the cloak, and scat on the sunny side of
the house proved amply sufficient for warmth,
though the aid Of dcvourng fire was without doubt
desirable for culinary purposes. Since Florida
came under the rule of the T.. :. however, those
good Old days have vanished, aud this past winter,
no article except wood has been more in demand
than fIc-pllccs. Once, the stock IF wood glvc out
and happy he who had good supply Of old barrels
and boxes
The wood burned is principally oak, bay, and
fghtwood or pitch pine. The live oak is slow to
knilc, but once f'irly started it throws out great
amount Of heat, and for tapping fire equals anything
in the timber line. STICK not large either, left
behind the aadirons will shoulder away eighteen or
twenty hours without any sort Of difficulty. The
lghtwooi giYos very pleasant fire to sit by, but
consumes very rapidly aud makes great deal Of
SCOT, which renders the chimney sweep an impor.
tant pcrsonaGc For in town so closely built ms
thi', whc the woodwork is pine more or less resin
Gus, conhasyation would do n.uch damage and
such modern inventions fre-cngincs have not
yet found their way here. 50 as one method of
aHcgtin the evil, ten dollars fine is imposed on
everyone so negligent as to let his chimney burn
out, instead Of having it swept.
At night tho streets Of st. Augustine look desc
late enough for most Of the house. have solid shut
tcrs which arc carefully closed after sunset The
passer by, coming occasionally he will to a ruined
house, might well stop and consider if he had not
suddenly como upon some old town depopulatcd by
famine or disease. But here and there is dwell
ing little more enlightened, and one side of the
tae brillaney of three candles apiece is quite city
like. The voice Of canine misery too comes up
agains' the blast, with the Minorcans ms with the
Canucks, the poorer the more logs-and closer look
will show light beneath the doors, and by listening
voices may be heard now and then within symp-
toms Of vitality, sta ;nant though it be, And spite
Of its miserable appearance, st. Augustine ha, its
advantages.
Yours &c, R,n
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HCnrY 'Thnmns' Estatc

tate OF VERMONT, 3V'HE Hon. the Pro-
bIstRi'T OF 'WTrrNDEN, s.. I bate Court for
District of Chittendrn to all persons interested
ia nc estate of Henry Thomas la Of Burlington in
the district aforesaid deceased, Greeting.
fhy'ay, application hath been made to this Court,
in writing by the Administrator, with the Will an
n'Ned Of the Estate of Henry thomas, late Of said
Burlington, for license and authority to sell strip
of Land twelve feet wide, in the village of Buring-
ton, extending from MlrAham's Alley eastwarIlv y,
to tho south line of White Street, bounded on the
North by Lcavcnworth Block; and stating that the
Whole OF the real and personal estate of said Tesla
tor viii be insufficient to pay the claims allowed by
Commissioners against said estate. And the said
Court, ing assigned the 10th day Of May next at
the Probate Court Rooms, to hear and decide upon
said application, and ordered that notice thereof be
given to all persons interested in said estate by
publishing this order three weeks successfully in
the burlington Free Press, previous to said 10th
day Of May next.
Th'r''orc, you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore enid Court at the time AMI place aforesaid, then
and there to give bonds for the payment of the debts
otherwise object to sale, or show cause why said
license should not be granted, if you sec fit.
Given under my hand, at burlington. this 18th
day of April, A. b. lsj6
apis dltwijw3 u. FRENCH, Res'o,r.
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1--WE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
fine assortment of hardy ornamental shrubs ,
June, Hybrid PERI ctual and Bourbon Roses; Herba-
ccous Pcrcnni'l- and cddiny out Plants, also,
PEAR TREES ON pear AMI ounce stocks.
Gooscbcry, Currant, Raspberry ami Blackberry
bushes, and strawberry plants OF tn choicest varic-
tics; finest varieties Of Nhuharb, &c. &c, ali which
he will sell as low "a they he procured iron
any reliable nursery IN thi, region.
PEAR TREES 90 cts. to : 90.
ROSE BUSHES very fine varieties, scots each,
- 90 per doz.
NERBENAS, 50 splendid varieties 81 20 per doz.
FIR fine plants small plants well rooted : 90
per dol except and rare Varieties 60 varieties
all very tine for s. 90.
All who my collection oC Ncrbcnas last
season pronounced IT the finest they had ever seen
and have added many varieties OF the most
promising character.
Other bedding plant. I: ~ To- - 90 per dor.
Circulars containing farther particulars 70 varic.
ties and price,, will bc ready by the 10th OF April,
and will be sent gratis to I'll applicants
&c. WORCESTER.
lhetturd, Vt. April 81 l~it. ar dHw tw
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TIM Cormrsrs WEprrn tifr. nv Mis-. M,nrliNr Tvs
LIE. Boston Sheppard, Clark 4 Go.
The reciprocal duties Of husband and wife,
and the mutual forbcarance and confidence
without which welded happiness cannot cx-
ist,-havc often been commented upon and
inculcatcd in treatises as cmincntly useful as
they are dry and sober. We have here a
book which proposes to accomplish similar
ends, by presenting " Il series of life-like pic
lures drawn from personal observation. "
Although written designedly to point NOR
al we cannot class it, nevertheless, with
those very religious stories, which contain
Just sufficient riety to spoil them as novels,
and quito enough of the novel to nulify
their ricty. 1t Is a book sufficiently inter
esting to be read with attention, and of
such character as to be worthy of it
For sale by Fuller.
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EEW PUBLICATIONS.

Ftorrvor prR,Yrn, the last days Of tho RI NE Boz.
tom. William H. sICucer.
This is direct translation, by a lady, from
the liam Of Nlassimo u 'Azcglo, of work
of his under different title, depicting the
passions and actions which were displayed
among tho Florcntnes in the carly part Of
the lith cantury-at the timo when the Re
public of Florence defended itsclralono against
the arms Of Clement VII and the Emperor
Charles V, 1t belongs to The class Of histori.
cal novels, 10 those who would like to have
their imlgnations carried back three centu-
rics and to people whose modes of life and
habits of thought are 50 very diverse from
those Of our own as those of the Italians then
were, and for that matter are at the present
time, the book will prove interesting War
like deeds, domestic incidents, sentiments Of
patriotism, of treachery, of love and of hate,
are blended together, each one deriving force
of presentation from contrast with its opro-
site. For sale by +. Smith, Agent.
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pla,tsburph Nurscriea


t'lE proprietor takes pleasure in Offering In the
public large .anl superior stock of
FRUIT TREES,
OF all kini,, comprising ArrLE TrEEs, STANDARD aud
DwArf-mluy varieties can ho supplied Of bearing
age and size, and having been tIauspautcl in tho
Nursery, can be removed with perfect safety Dwarf
and standard
PEAH TRErs of the most approved .ort.; and the
largest and best stock Of
fLuN TREr, including all tho best kinds and
mostly every kind of merit . good stock Of
CuERuY IHErs OF The best kinds, Apricots, a
superior stock of
GWtrE WINS, including the celebrated early yari.
ctcs, Concord, Diana, Northern Muscadiue; also
Currant', GooscbeTries, Raspborries, Asplla gus,
RhuhaTb, &c, &C, Also good stock #
ORNAMENTAL TREES,
pccduous aud Eycrgroens of various Ics. Flow
ering shrubs, Hedge Plants, Eose., Hclhaccous
Plants &c, &c. A,o,
Hur-GED PLANTS Of all kinds, including a large
variety Of New and Splendid pnhla,.
llot-Bcd Plants aud pahlis. will be packed so
that they may be carried any distance required and
delivered tn the ENPIcs- Carrier, Railroad or steam
boat, without charge.
Tree Packed in tho bet manner. for which ,
chire" will be made only sufficient IN pay for tho
material used
\ new deceptive and PIircd Catalogue mst pub
l'hed, will be- sent to all persons applying and en-.
closing postage stamp,
JOHN ". BAILEY, Proprietor
"l'"' Pi".i"-h, \. '.
Lemons,
fft'll LLMoHr ~ PEWIYs
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ENGiANp.-TnE TREATY on PEACE. pdrlia-
mcnt rc-asacmhlcd ON the . st Of March. In
reply to n question, Lord Palmcrston said
that, though II treaty of peace had been sign
ed, yet it was determined by the Congress
that the particular conditions of the treaty
should not be made public until the ratlcl-
tiuns had been exchanged at the same timo
he would express his conviction that the
treaty will he deemed satisfactory by Eng
land and by Europe. 1t would be found
that tho Object for which the war had been
undertaken, had been accomplished fully.
1t would lie found that the integrity and in
dependence Of the Turkish Empire had been
secured it would be found that the treaty
is honorable to all the contracting powers,
and that while ON the one hand it has put an
end to a war which every friend Of humanity
must have naturally wished to sec concluded,
ON the other hand it will lay the foundation
of a peace which, he trusted, would be last
Ing and enduring.
FRANCE The Times Paris correspondent
writes that when the news of the signing of
the Treaty was announced to the Emperor, he
expressed himself to the following effect.
tie thanked the Plrnipotcntiaries for hay
ing come to him with such agreeable tdings.
lie observed that the result Of their lubors
during the Conference was the complete real
i2ation of the speech delivered by Lord Clar-
cndon in the House of Lords. aud that the
Peace which the Allies were determined on
concluding, was one which carried with 1t
no humiliation to Russia and which did not
compromise the dignity or independence of
any one--it was, in fact such Rs great ma
tons might propose or accept without dcgri
dation, and it therefore had all the clements
ofsolidity and durability, AMI he added, 50 lt-
vordble result was in II great measure owing
to the conciliatory spirit and the moderation
which marked the policy of England, and
which was particularly felt in the course of
the present Conferences.
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PRICES CURPENT

offrolu"", from Raymond, Dane X Co. Comms ion Icr
chants, No. Last Clinton street, Boston.
BosroH, April q, lsi6.--AsHES-Pots e - 90;
Pearls % 50. BurrER-Extra 10 a 20c. Fair
10 lIci Western II Ice BEANs-Pea and Mar
rowint 25a2,o, Common % a l 80. CHEESE, First
quality 10 lOic, Ordinary SC. DRlrp Ar
rLgs. 81 &c, DRESSED Hoes, %. GR,rs--
Corn e3 Csc, Oats &c; Rye 100 1885, Barley
90, Pea. 90 a 9,c. EGG>, II lsc. Le,rurR-
slaughter, rough &c SOC, Calf skin. 10 n 55c.
Lard, l0t n llc. PorAroFs-Carters G2 a zoe; Peach
Blows 80 q 35c, Whites 30 35c. PorAro STARCH Sc
SRrn> Herds Glass - : %, Northern Clio.
Yer Is zoe, Western lG a lSc SHrfr rr1s. SOC
! q. HAY, 20 90 q 90 Hor,, 81 Sc.
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cations Of Konzas andt submissions of III rec
Then the pretended Territorial Legislature
- brought to the staud pud made to tcs-
tiiy ly its acts to the character OF its parent.
ago. the place of its origin. Nh unclringlv
point to Missouri us the source and support
Of that legislature, the promrtcr and guide
Of its acts. Rarely has more effective point
been made than when Gov. s. holding up
the o'Hcinl Acts of the (boEu) Legislature
OF k1nsns, consisting for the greater part Of
Laws Of Missouri adopted bodily, read the
hrst original act following these wholesale
transfers, and providing that wherever in tho
foregoing the word " %o''' occurs, it is to
be understood Or constructed to mean " Ter
rHory."
feel surcr since listening to Gov. Seward
that civil war will be prevented, the slave
Power defeated, and kanzas consecratcd to
Impartial Freedom believe there are
Nebraska Democrats in the Senate who will
vote to admit her at this Session, and under
her Free Constitution II. G..
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TN TEiEEIfsfe s's5.
A. j. ltnv ,Rp, Operator.
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.

SIGNING or THE TREATY or PEiCE.
GREAT EFJoICINGS ABROAD.
Nlw YotK, April 1.-THE steamer Baltic
is ut anchor outside the Bay.
Her papers arrived up at l,3O o'clock
without previous announcement.
The treaty of Peace has been signed by all
the Pleni potentiaries.
The signing OF the Treaty was announced
on Sunday the 30th, in Paris and London, by
salutcs Of artillery. Paris was illuminated
and in England the Church bells were
pealcd
Three or four weeks will clapso before ra-
tiications Of the treaty can be exchanged
The details Of adjustment have been refer
red to n commission
In London, at | O'Clock, the Tower and
Park guns fired salute. Flags were gener-
ally displayed in the City and from the ship
ping. In the other cities similar displays
were made, but not much enthusiasm was
shown.
Brcadstun's continue dull, but prices have
not recedcd
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NEWS ITEMS.

MIS- Maria ;, brown has been appointed
Iosunistress' at West Rupert, w., in lace
OF T.. u. Sanford, removed. Mis- Il. Is
schooIma am ana democrat.
Tho Virrinio Sentinel toll. = storr IF -
Shanghai hen which Crll intn an unfinished
well 20 feet decp. and renaincI there % dnvs
without food or water. vet was taken ont
"'''t'
1t is now stated that the Goose Creek
Black Republican meeting, which 50 fright
cncd the Virginia editors, was only literary
debating club, at which the question of the
ratification OF Fillmore was mOutcd as a rhc
torical exercise.
T,o .,or;r &c rr,,,,.,;n o,,,,,,. A., ,,,.,,.
br,,ro ,,,, ,ctor r,c,i,,'. ,,;ta r.' ~
1a,0r, - 49, i'o' ,I'e
document Il forgery and disrcgnrded it, but
it was genuine, and the sheriff is 20 be tried
for murder.
TLo p,..l.,..,.4
:, tlnt J - ~ ''''S '','II
yeas IniI n,,t i, H.. i,tin ,, "'u
LoaTi j., ,,,'c. ,,,, Sam, tj7,S nTtcr itin
r,r,a. rnrt ;trtn ,ln ,,,n, ,,I,ar., ,t,o at;iJ
,yas and wos ,,sto,,isLd at ia r,liir,, lin, I've
name. and complaining that 1t did not lie
good. OF course the little sufferer was sup
pied with better bed at once.
c.;o,l - o,,.. t.., i;..... ...:., III,
y 'Ilrnt Vi ours mas u upper Wl'h Which
!" rollsL t''riy 'Iil'" OUT an u"ior-
encourage the beautiful. for the useful en-
couragcs itself Have YOU read nv Inst
speech - said a lrosv orator the other
day to a friend . hone So, was the satifdc-
tory rerly
va ni.N .;I ", 'Ct'n 'I.s me- T., WILL
II he lives TIL next september, attain the re-
markable age oil lO- years. MIR. Ii. was
soldier in the war Of the revolution, and
prisoner IN the hands OF the british Tor two
years he now receives pension, and his
bodlIy health Is quite gpoI, his intellect
sc"rceIy lmlairel' ana he Is called TO Dear
ia ",,o '"''' '-'- "
,
In llttsbuISh last week, an Old woman,
named hughes WINE drunk let her infant
cmiia sup from hcr Knee upon not stove.
Inc l'ct were inc oIly lariS OF the budy
touChinS inc stove pnt they renamed on I'M
III tn'y were Dulht nearly 10 clnder' Inc
oniid was taken OH ny some helSh5orS' Inc
ola woman was sent to ,iii ana enid taken
care OF ny the noari OF health.
Tho lan,u,ro Of n uoonl. evnres.ns i,s
character Tie French il smnoth flowing
clcront. but il has M such word os bomo
and no such word rs c0y,CJrt and no word ia
ny,'rn.s t,,a dis,inrti,n L,t,,o,m I,rD onJ liz
a. th@ @ U "nT Si ,0 an" Tro" 1
words, which have no equivalent IN English.
Adi' moreover that the French term for
T"""0, Is Simply ""Iy' WIN certain Guick-
ness ana versatility OF taicnt--and you have
suihcient mint as to the character OF the
people
The British government have riyen up all
claim to the Arctic discovery shin. ResoIutc,
now living Mt New London .and-he is TO be sold
with all Lcr fixtures, for the bcnci, of the
parties concerned in her discovery. An ac
count of her FURNISHING" is now being
taken, among which is Il choice supply of
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William H, Writer'S Estate

STATE OF VERMONT, IFINHE Probate Court
DISTRICT OF CHlTrENDES, SIS. L for tho District of
Chttenden to all persons interested in the estate of
William II. Writer'S late of Colchester in said Dis
trict, deceased, GREETING.
Nh~oa', the administrator Of the estate Of said
deceased hath made application to this Court, to
extend the time allowed for the payment of the debts
of said deceased, for year from the ?lst day Of
of May, A. ID. 1886.
Nh~'npo", the said Court doth hereby assign and
appoint the 10th day Of May, loj6. at the Pro-
bltc Court Rooms for hearing on said application,
and doth order and decree, that notice be given to
all persons interested in said estate, by publishing
this order three weeks successfully in the Buling-
hearing.
Given under my hand, at Burlington, thi, 22d
day Of April. A. j. 1856.
wi3w3 u. FRENCH. Register
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NE.7E AEsVElcT'ssEMESVs

j EMOVAL.-H. BURNETT HAS REMOVED
a his GLAZIEE'S SHOP to the Old Post Office
Building, the West side of the Square, where he
will be happy to wait on his customers, "a usual.
SASH American and French Glass always on hand
and for sale, by the box single light. Glass cut
to any shape and size and set in the best styles All
orders promptly attended to.
burlington. April -. lSJG W
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

valuable Tcstimonr.-In favor of the 0Ny.
Ecnotcd Bttcrs.--WAsmNotoS,D y. C., June 10
Having made use Of the OXygcnotcd Gittcrs, PIE
pared by pr. Geo. y. Green Of Windsos, VT, aud
from knowledge obtained Of their efficacy in other
cases, we chccrlully recommend them to the public,
believing they will fully sustain the recommends
ton Of the proprietor. We hopo that th, valuable
remedy may lie SO generally di1uscd throughout
the country, that it may be accessible all the af-
hctcd. Samuel :. Phelps and William upham, I.
:. Sona'ors Srom Vermont. James J.. Simmons, L.
5. Senator from Rhode Island j. T. Morchcad, L.
5. Senator, and formerly Governor Of Kentucky
b. IL. Arnold, Member of Congress. and formerly
Governor of Rhode Island VIM. Woodbride, U.
s. Senator, and formerly Governor Of Michigan ;
NJ. l.. Martin, Delegate in Congress from Wisconsin
Territory. Such testimony as the above is worthy
the confidence Of tho public.
SETH W. F0WLE & co., IS Washington street,
Boston, Projectors Sold by their agents every
where
For sale in Burlington by TnEo. A. PECK, and
A. &. SrGAR. Wnooski, by JAS NEWELL, and
S. C. IsHAN r. FEHGusoS, Essex II. o. 1IoDGEs
Richmond Dixon Co., Milton also NJ. Hun
unesburgh. wi3w2
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VIM. =. Tenny d Co.,
Daniel w. Lawrence 4 Co.,
d My MANuFAcTuRERs o
M L, II II q ID n ID IL M

sold at Wholesale at our Distillcry in Medford
also at our store NO 555 COMMERCIAL St
BOSTON, aud warrented pure, when purchased
directly from US Town Agents and Druggists sup
piled with pure Rum and Alchol, by sending their
orders by mail, railroad EXPIRES
n There arc no agents for the salc Of Melford
Rum
~ Look cut for 'mHo''or, and cour,rfst which
Is manufactured in Boston and New York. and sold
for pure Molford Rum,
None is genuine, unless name is on the cask
some OF our second-handed barrels, having eur
name uIo1 them, are filed with their spurious
liquor, and sold by distillers and Wholesale dealers
IN Boston. DANIEL W. LAWRENCE 4 co.
W.3HG
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ONE WEEK LATER FROM EIROPE
Arrivals Of the Arugo and Arabia.

NEw YORK, 22,-Thc steamer Arago has
arrived with intelligence from England to
the 9th inst.
The Arago brings 1870 passengers among
whom are the Hon. Jas, Buchanan, cx Minis
ter to England, and Henry Dugois, Minister
from Holland to the L. 5. She had moderate
weather and came southwark of the banks
but saw no ice.
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Two NERNOu ST FFERERS.-A retired Clergy
man, restored to health in few days, after many
years of great suffering, is anxious ma
known tho means of cure. viii send (frce) the
prescription used. Direct the Rev. John NJ. Dag
nall, No. - Fulton sttect, Brooklyn, y. Y.
apl 2wl3mos3
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ENEATilERS.- GEESE, HEN AND TURKEY
Feathers. Warranted new and good
apl'wi2wd' MORlILO MOVES
pEpLERs WANTED AT BURLINGTON. VT

fEbLERS WANTED AT BURLINGTON, VT,
constant employment and good encouragement
VIII be given to a number of active and efficient
business men, with good pedding establishments
They must be workers and go-ahead men. who
will faithfully and diligently pursue the business
steadily during their term Of engagement, extraor-
dinaries excepted,
Those engaging must have no other bushes, to
take their time or attention and those having had
experience in the business much preferred, and
wages paid accordingly.
Persons between the ages Of 20 and 10 preferred:
minors not wanted.
A good reputation for honesty, general character
and habits, and stability in business, required
good, strong and suitable Horse necessary.
should weigh eleven hundred pounds or over.
Applicants will save time and delay by bein :
i"i'." in their applications, stating their former
ana last employment knowledge Of goods ware
and barter extent of their experience age ;
section 81 c'uniry where best acqusinted together
with uch other information as this notice sugrests
MORIlI0 MOVES.
Successor to Villas a Noyes AMI VI, Noycs Co.
arl7wi2w3'
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-Orrin Chilson, Jr, depot master, Of Bcing CHAM,
Mass. writes " | have been afflicted with Scrofu-
lous Humor for many years. I tried many mcdi-
cincs by the advice of physicians, but found no re-
lief; at last tried your Salve, and in a short time
it cured me. If could not get another box with.
out paying the sum of five dollars, should give it,
For sale in Burlington by TuEo A PECK, and,
A. C. SPEAR Winooski, by JAS. NEWELL, and
;. C. 1sHAM r. FERGUSON, Essex II. o. HopGEs,
Richmond Dixon Co, Milton also NJ. HUI,
Hincsburgh. wi3w2
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NOTICE.-IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT FOR A
consideration, have relinquished to my son
Orlando Valera, his time during the remainder of
his minority, shall claim none of his earnings nor
pay any debts of his contracting after this date
JOHN l.. LOCKWOOD.
Ulnesburgh. April a. yi3U3-