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Notwithstanding there falling oil the receipts OF
nearly 400 head the market very fairly supplied and
he q
he receipts 81 last week The receipts hailed mainy from n
inois Ohio and this and the OF them with ready
ale, ~ advance OF fully bali pound The poorer
descriptions higher inquiry
and consequently the advance rnlpahle There
however but few really poor cattle market the sup
ply consisting chiefly OF ordinary to good There only
lot Of Texas cattle SHE 10 day They fed Hi
nois and brought from Sc o SIC pound The total
Der sale 70 day. at Acrions 25 head and for the
week i3 bead al the yards 337 head gant 52 head
lass week. There sold Bergen Ill., Monday about
~ head Of cattle consisting mainly of and inferior
offerings which brought only from &C. &C. Per pound The
activity noticeable the opening continued without nisrrap
ton uni The supply nearly consusd-he closing
firmly at the advance
hRrowning's there scarcity, and many could
have beer sold 1t fair priceS
Al chsmterlains there offered only few which sold
at from &c. 10 o..
oBrien offered small number Al prices ranging from ss
osc,
The total pts all the yard. last week
and week ending September ~ 1857, folow---
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-, unE " HASgNo.-Irancis German committed sui.
se =, ucfday - tho Essex Market Police Court prison
v hape ug himself - his cell door Deceased hal been
tta LIZ Or threatening ~ shoot HE wife Coroner Perry
MA ~ ~, uesi uron The body q dcccascl Verdict,
= faath ~ aicdc Deceased thirty eght ycars II
ass and was : uatiye q Germany
spsfR ~ ~ owStSC.-Joln welsh Storage pas'sn.
of IN board ~ ~ Nnhoat Connecticut from New Lgndou,
,,znmited su a. "a Juesay evening Nv jumping over.
toard Willie he hoat ~as on her way 10 this cty. Tho
ay n seesapsd Wa r. severed Yesterday and inquest
was held ur fhe fame w Wener Oambe.
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CLEARED
Steamship Roanoke, skinner NoriolkoH Lndlam..
Ship Hesy Clay, caukins Liyerpooi-spoaord Tieston
SHIP Sn.nor Young New orsaasnSss%n Sons
f sas 'rss raSS Rocps
Bark sag,sins sfl Love- Kingston, a. BAILEY
Bark Pursuit. Sanford Philadelphia.
Brig Havana Curtis Cons,antnoplc-Yatcs Poreraead b
Brig ycrrouwcn Dutch, Regdorgcr Northumberland
Bri Anna (swed, solander Hull and market-Funch
Bris Aisppo dsr, Roy, Turks lsands-c peWcIf
Brig u forrey, Griffin sagua la Grnde-H ID Brookman
Nina esTsF s. reT TosyS 5s%
Brig Remington williams ST Marks-Brodie Pcies.
s assn s sSa
schr Eclipse Hatch; s. Marks,Neslnth Sons -.
Schr Ponder, Jr Elngsworth, Petcrsbug-Van Brunt
1. rss sSsn sa1s
schr Chiei, Fountain, Baltmore-J " Mckee.
sshr Bsss Tooker FhladsiphIs@ Bsun, saght
GS:S ss
steamer Sarah Jones, Philadelphia.
ARRIVED.
and faag %
d M an canada G@ BSSn CIV % Bs
more hence for Lyerpool same day OF Tory passed
leg ! Il a% s.is for
Arr the Battery hi2 PM
Steamship Prince Albert r) Waters Galway Sept H. via
Fa NS 26h ut AN, with mdse and passengers. 70
sa Co Anchored abreast of Castle Garden az l40 AM
Steamship Montgomery Croker, savannah with mdsa and
passengers TO ii Cromwell Co. 18th inst PM on Look
out passed steamer Parkershug same day 5o Pm 10 miles
Cape Hatteras. passed steamship Nashville 9Th. AM
passed steamship Augusta Experienced heavy weather dur
Ing the entire passage.
Ship Scotland Cof HsowelD. Burt Sunderland ~ days
passed he wreck Of vessel 800 Tors barhea
with only her bow sticking out OF water
Henry Laurens johnson, Machias, days, with
ber 10 Simpson MAJ bew.
Brig John Duf's sr Forrest Providence "a hours bal
last, to III G Donovan.
schr tBr, Waycot, st George, NIB days. with un
ber TO Jed Frye.
Scfr Isabel Faulkfn, Boston, days.
Schr Howard, Lowell Boston. days.
Sehr lille Babhi,t, Taunton for Aspinwall.
Schr Snow Drift Snow, Barnstahle.
Srhr t;aloa, Lowell, Albany for Boston.
Schr Syiph, Warner Albany for Bristol
S,ir Van Buren,, Miller, Aibany for Hartford.
Steamer Kcnnebec. Hand. Philadelphia
Steamer Wcsschester, Clark, Providence.
SAILED.
Steamships Persia rl, Liverpool; Roanoke, Norfolk, se
Swallow Hong Kong Clara Wheeler and A stamlyr
Orleans; Robinson Savannah; banks Deming. Para
Danl Webster Barbados, Davis Savannah; Epana Lin
coin, -; and others.
Wind during the day from W 10 ssw.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NOTICE TO MARINERS.
IN Little Norwalk Island and Great Captains Jsand
Lighthouses Long Island sound
The reflector lighting the Little Gull Isand
Lighthouse WILL In few days from this date be taken down
the remodeng the tower so as 10 receive lens
light
FOR the substitution temporary light will be exhihtcd,
Of four globe lens lights and sixth order steamer
lens light .
The light will be third order cataiopic Fresne lens,
with fixed white light.
About The same lime the reflector apparatus at Nerwak
Island Lighthouse will be removed and aced by fourth
catadoplrc Fresnel lens light OF character
The present light with regard To colors ard revouon vz re-
volying red and white
Al the time there viii be similar substitution al
Great Captains Island Lighthouse. The new light WILL be a.
fourth caadoprc Fresnel lens with fixed White lgh
each Of the two last named there VIII Dc exn
By order Of the Lighthouse Board : ..a., r
Lien enant w. g. Corps OF Engine
Engineer Once, Third Lighthouse district New Yor' N
ember u, 1858
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The supplies c0uslnud come forward freely
ings LOOK ne better The market r. without ucb tone,
prices what HIGHER The fed
Illinois hogs bring plump 5c, while oher qualities vary from
r. SIC pound with poor demand prevailing poor
quans even ri those prices There on Aerns
western yard 300 head o. which changed hands
the prces Receipts the Hudson yard
.or he week ending September ~ Erie Railroads
22 by Erie Railroad Via Bergen, CO.. by Hudson River Rail
rad OIL ~ tamden aud Annboy Railroad TS by New Jer.
sey Central Railroad re ny Abany propeers f9-tota
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The nsIkc tribe taOt an aud last weeks
fals snetalned. The offerings coming n ~
neh better average quality, and very many ~ them bring
ltsn c. ID ftst. have been Disposed u a
hnc shove that rate bgt III saes were ng su-nly
~ any change ~ quo1t0ns There
sne fine ~ 81 which SOLD
average oft,r There large er A. usual how.
ever Aerfn and elsewhere which very poor
which brought unly 80 -. pound. We i'm
proyem.rt N 10th quality ard price, the market closing rn
Al pliees quoted above.
The total All he for the week and
week ending septe nlber 80 1851. were as follows:
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WEDNESDAY, Serf 20 ?. VI
NrEAngItrfs -fiour--Thcre was rather more demand
for hnuf, which, however, was readily mot hy holders
and common aud medium grades wcre easier. especially
Iof tommon and mcdtam fradoe q western. The sales
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30

The market continues W be wcl supplied with sheep and
lambs Witch s find ready rkei rriccs varying
iealy aitlaituns ~ last
ready market from ~ 80 g. S and limbs from IS
80 pthcr qualities bring from - 81 The receipts
have been unusually heavy during the month aud
fully heavy tey last The average
80
by bow the quotations OF september 1851 large proper
ton ~ the receipts during the few weeks have consisted
poor lambs which only about - - ~ each
beea obtained The market II fast healthy
however and prices irie better sheep
while other descriptions about soc lower The
cts Ell the Yards for the week last week and week end
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Canadian dour less bouyant, while the sales EN-.
braced about 800 400 bbs within the above range OF
prices Southern -four heavy and lower with more
doing; the sales embraced about 2,0o0 bbls closing
within the range OF figures Rye -four was quiet,
with small sales figures. Meal selling in small
lots, at our quotations for Jersey and Brandywine
Wheat-The market 6rmcr, and especially for
prime milling lots. The sales embraced 1000
bushels, including good TO prime white Canada at
81 81 81 40, old and Milwaukee club at 81 90 q
81 TO- good white Michigan at 81 &c. red Southern at 81
II 81 %, white Southern at 81 "a 80, and red In
diana az 81 % Rye steady, with sales OF 1000 a
5000 bushels at SOC. S0hc Barley was firm and ac-
tive with sales Of 1900 bushels primo State TO arrive at
at 81 TO- and 10 600 do Canadian, TO stop at Troy al "
12h Corn frm with sales Of some So 900 % GOO
bushels, including purchases for export, including
Western mixed, at roc. &c., white do. at S0c yellow
do at s3c, prime mixed at 79c &c., and CSC. u Tor
prime Southern and Southern yellow. Oats were I'M
changed.
CoffEE--Thc sales embraced abnut ls5 bags Java a
14Ac. 4TS do ST. Domingo at 9Ac., 80 do Laguayra al
1lc less per cent for cash, and 700 do Mracaiso al
p. +.
CorrN.-The market continued to rule quite firm, and
the sales embraced about COO bales closing firm at he
following quotations.
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The mari much depressed IN consequence Of he heavy
receipts aud lri demand of the lew weeks The oer
inrs consist &C every IL ssptor vA but small proportion,
however % really good cows Ter which there continues m
demand prc prices ~ Bownnas We nonceri some
few cows wlch were said % eye froa eighteen 70 twenty
quarts ~ milk day. which hnl Der heal
Quite number q the seeofi0ns brought 30 bat The ave
price somewhat lower, uoFerhcicss there
many really poor cac which brought only about
go per head
The total resrs a al he yards for he week week ard
week ending September 20, lts., were as follows
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hElIAN'lof EMIL ~ Lighthouse irsp, "a dist
Boston, Sept Is, 1853
whalcmen.
SD from Dartmouth 2s'h last bsk Nye, chds, Atlantic
Ocean.
so from Nauspoiscu ?eh sarah. RounsevIe Atlantic
Ocean.
sposen--Iuiy a lat n 70 s. lon - - W. bark ME- nom
New London for Pacific Occan
septl3 lat 81 %, Ion al5, Thompson, Waterman Nh
re0r
spoken, dc.
ship Norsenan, HASKELL from NYork April ~ FOR East In.
dies June l6 LAT 70 - lon ~ Why French ship Havre.
There doubt w the date, the befyre
ipok IN about the same place on the 9Th Of JnneD
20 n. lon III Ely the Caroline & Dow al Mauriins.
SO n, Ion 25 w.
ship American Union, Hubbard from Liverpool for Nycrk
Sept y, lat 81, lon III.
american -bp, belonging Bath, showing No $685. 81
dist pcndt duly ~, no lat Ac
ship John Fyfe, Pmber Glasgow for Sycrs Sept
Lat Ion 10
Rart Rocket Saunders June ~ Tor Indies
nsrs ksn.. bound probably from Syors for Brsrib
Aug o. lat 3 N, ion ~ o.
lark Mary Icb, Rich from sssa Cor London Sept lal
a., lon 81
bark Egyptian reported Am, Septic lst45 " lon Nw
An barb steering w showing blue and white sgnal viii
q white star, sgnalzed sept ~ lat n 10 lon NJ ~
Brie 20 u Kendall from Nyork for -, Sept ", lat 81
lon ~ a.
..fmlrs Knby from New ycrs for Malaga no date la.
'sSr Ferdea Hart 1Bomss rom Syon f. Gibraltar, hus
a bat n, Ion6
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To DiKEfToRs STOCKHOLDERS SArEsrAHp ~
srRHSck COMPANY oF Ngw YoRK ASp PESN sylyASis:-
MISUNDERSTANDING been elected President OF this Com
pany the 18th met, which insurance contracts
have been made BY me, feel my duty resign M Of
fee after this short period feeling satisfied that tho affairs
Of the company not In such condition 30 warrant
nv rrher connection with H. You will therefore p'ease
accept the same. Yours, respectfully,
NEw YoEE. sept % 1866.
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ALEXANDRIA,, SEPT E-Ar schrs Win Bacon. Tyler, and
smith, NcGsern rali River I'D big Molunsn. Mitchell
loson schrs Monsoon, cranmer, and Timothy rharu Gran
ALBANY, Sep, 2srr ssir Era Jane Crawford ra-saic;
Long Phladcirha ca schr Joseph francis Bennett VII.
B6sToS ssps Ssris ss" as s Darlington Lsor
Youne Turk ,ardns Malaga Ir brg arabei Ncwccmb 81
shr George Mar cham ccrson cnaris,on CID sS" Jna,s
h .ss sarss ssa, wrcr we. Coast q
s sao sSS pS Model S"ssD q
TSe:s Iysa SYcfs Nothing we S . scs Wind SvR ei q
Roads where remain bsrss DsSe sn Elisabeth
sept oss sos sr aa GSp Paine sros
Shykf G SS sn "Izr. GS s S S ,ss,,
Grpdlc Turks Lizard In che ons snp supposed g 10
Caldwell, Hopkins ProyLicnce sd schrs kcnsngon Nc.
pENyFRs Cert Hr ch n fayior J"pr. Syos
GovtDsBoR0 sept za--Ar brig Handy, Hanly NYcrk
nARTfuRp, seyl 9s-Arr steamers " W Chaplin, KELLOGG
philadelphia u Dausb, Bartlett, Trenton, sloop Joel Hail.
~JAdksoSynlr, sep. u Bar brig L W Angler.
ia George Snow, Richardson Boston cha brig Geo Wash
ar PRIV % I'll schr. carope Hopkins, and Viola Tre
Targs hos,an 1d brig y hngier rochakcr Port SPAIN
LubLC, sept A-Ar schrs Ten Peavey, Hunt and Eshcr
MOBILE, ser, 2s-,id schr Gen Taylor rr.s. MIA
MYSTIC, Sept 2s-sla schr ocilla. Burrows Kew Yves,
spn s.e1 SsE p Ns%oq ~ a nj Shc, z fe
TIavre ~ ~ -' '
Arr 2h y 1sD shigs rors., King John nspcoms sa.
Leighton Rio Janeiro.
Flower Orr, HANKS Halifax CID 18th bark iauretsa Baly,
" marara, brig Morancy Tinker, Barbadoes
NEWPtRfPORT sept 25-sld schrs Amelia Bayiey, Porto
Riro; adelaide, Nickerson, NYofk.
s" ss E ssr 6 SssssHs ss ssis
York
NEW LONDON, Sept r-c1d sch Henry Gibson, Crock
er, NYOrk
. NEW HAVEN, Sep, %-Below brig Catherine Niciscls,
Loud from Jersey city for Pdrand-pui for harhOr.
Anrossan fpr Providence.
PORTLAND, sept T--Arr brig Young Republic, Frede.
Tcke Nyork schfs Henrietta, CULVER, Eixsbethport; Peru
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-11-12
THE GREAT ENGLISH RENEW

-Sr James Ciarkes Celebrated Female Pills. Pre-.
pared from prescription Of Sir j. Clarke! NJ d
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the
cure of all those painful and dangerous diseases to
which tho female constitution is subject. II mo.
derates all excess and removes all distractions.
and speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES it is peculiarly
suited. 1t will, in short time, bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar bears the Gov
eminent stamp of Great Britain, to prevent coun-
terfcits
CAUTION.-Thcse Pills should not be taken bv
females during the FIRST THREE MONTHS
Of Pregnancy, as they sure to bring on Msear-
rage, dw at any other time they are safe
In cases Of Nervous and spinal Elections. Pal
pitation of the heart, Mysteries and Whites, these
Pills will effect cure when all other means have
failed, and although powerful remedy, do not
contain iron, caomel, anthony, or anything hurt.
full to the constitution.
Full directions in tho pamphlet around each
package which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada
JOB MOSES,
Late L. c. Baldwin Co..
Rochester, y. Y.
n B.-Sl,00 and postage stamps enclosed to
any authorized Agent, will insure a bottle, con.
tanning 80 Pills. by return mail.
For sale by T. a. PECK, Agent. ws.emos.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-11-12
Legal Notices..
BYRON sUTTON,s ESTATE.

a. TATE OF MoNr,p The Hon. Pro-
- DISTRICT OF cnlrrESDN, So. bate Court fer
the District Of Chttcnden, to all persons interested
In the estate Of byron suit u, late OF >holburne,
deceased Greeting
Whereas, Caroline Sutton, Administrative + the
estate OF Byron sutton, late Of Sholburnc, dcccas-
ed, hath made ,ppication to this Court in writing,
for licence and authority to deed certain lands in
shelburnc, setting forth therein that the said By
ron sutton did, on the 2Ith day of March, A. ID.
1897, and IN his lifetime, enter into certain con-
tract with his son James u. sutton, to deed and
convey to him the said james Il. sutton, certain
parcel Of land situated in said Shclburne, and
bounded ON the cast 10y the road running from the
Elihu Russell place, so called to Burlington;
the south by land then owned by George 4. Barker
and now owned by Alonzo llickok, and by land of
Geo. Slocum the west by land of james Bin,
and by land of John l.. Barstow and on the north
by land of Nathaniel sutton, and land Of Martin
l.. Understanding eighty nine acres, more
less and praying said Court to grant her license
and authority to deed and convey said land in
pursuance of said contract.
Whereupon, said Court appointed and assigned
the 3Oth day Of November, A. d. 1858, to hear
and decide upon said application, and ordered pub
lie notice thereof to be given to all persons inter-
ested in said estate, by publishing this order three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Burlington Free Press
printed at Burlington, the last of which publca-
ton shall be previous to the day assigned for hear
ing.
Therefore, you hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court, Mt the Probate Court Rooms,
the day assigned for hearing, then and there in
Court to make your objections to tho granting such
licence, if you see cause
Given under my hand, at Burlington, this Sd
day of November, A. D. 1855
w20w3 d. FRENCH, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-11-12
DIED..

In this town, Nov, 9Th, Mrs. Almira NJ. Hart,
aged SO years.
In Burlington, Nov. sth 1858, Mary Kimball,
aged so years.
In Colchester, Oct 18th, 1858, Electa r., wife
of H. II. Bates, aged 40 years.
In st, Paul Minnesota, Oct. 20, Bette Hockey,
wife of Hon, L. c. Palmer aged 22 years.
In undeIhiil, on the Tth INST. of typhoid fever,
Hiram Barber formerly of Sherbrooke, Canada
East, aged 20 years.
In West Windsor, Sept is, Mrs Maria II. Per-
kins, aged 43 years. Also Oct. l4th Mrs Abigail
Spaulding, aged CO.
In Hartand, Sept. 10th, Mr.. William Labaree,
aged II.
In Baltimore, Sept 10th, Dea. William Davis.
In Plymouth, Sept. 9th, Mrs Mary L. Willis,
aged 3D.
In Woodstock, Sept. soth, Mr.. Elijah sterlin,
aged 80.
In Williamsvillo, oot 5th, Mrs Mary Staple,
aged GO.
In Waterville, Oct. 9Th, Mrs. Emily Blodgett,
aged 81.
In Sunderland, Oct sth, Mrs Susan NJ. Parker,
aged 27.
In Derby, Oct. 10th, Miss Mary Spencer, aged
In Randolph, Oct. 18th, Mr.. Isaac Reed, aged
"a years.
-, At Tyson Furnace, Oct. 18th, Mr.. Joseph D.
Wheelock, aged SO.
In Tunbridge, Oct. 18th, Mrs Abigail Putnam
aged So.
In Brattleboro', Oct. 18th, Mrs. Frances S. NJ.
Kirkland, aged 49,
In West Brattleboro', Oct. 14th, Mr. Charles p
Hubbard, aged "A.
In Rutland, Oct. 10th, Mrs. Jemima Littlefeld,
aged 81. Also, Oct. 26th, Mr.. William Cain, aged
81 years.
In Newfane, Oct. 18th, Mrs Orrilla Williams,
aged rs.
In Jay, Oct. 10th, Mr.. John Peters, aged ee.
In Windham, Oct l9th Mrs. Martha L. French,
| aged %.
In Burke, Oct. goth, Mrs Clarissa Martin, aged
6s years.
In Bellowa Falls, Dot. 10th, Mrs Maria E. Pratt,
aged SO.
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FROM EUROPE.
ANOTHER SENTENCE THROUGH
THE CABLE!!

HALIFAX Nov. 4.
The America, from Liverpool 23rd ult.. ar
rived at this port at II O'Clock last night.
A despatch from Valentia reached London
on the night of the Goth, stating that intel
ligent signals were again being received from
Newfoundland, through the Cable the sig
mails were very distinct, and the words wer
" Daniels now in circuit" Authority wa
at once given to use the Daniels Battery like
wise at Valcntia In his letter to the Press
announcing this fact, Mr. Saward, Secretary
of the Company, says this, though encour-
aging, must not be regarded as permanent
state of things, as there is still serious fault
in the Gable, while at the same time it is not
at present absolutely clear that any except
tho most extraordinary, and to the Gable
dangerous efforts can be made, more especial
~ this side, to overcome the existing OBJ
structions in the way of perfect working.
New YORK, Nov. 9,
The steamer Kangaroo from Liverpool Goth
ult, arrived at this port this afternoon. Con-
siderable excitement prevailed at CONSTANT
nople regarding the presence of the frigate
Wabash. The Porte had protested against
it as its armament largely exceeds the treaty
limits, Atlantic Telegraph shares 800 anc
$50.
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FROM CALIFORNIA,

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 9.
The California Overland Mail arrived this
evening, bringing San Francisco dates of the
18th Oct.
A large and enthusiastic meeting was held
in San Francisco on the llth, to celebrate the
contamination of the Overland Mail Arrange
ments, on the arrival of the first Mail from
st. Louis. Powder was burnt. speeches made
and resolutions passed, eulogistc of the Post
Office Department. Volunteers had been
called for to protect travellers on the route
against Indian outrages.
Adviccs via San Francisco, from Frazer
River are to Oct. 4th. The River had fallen
some, and considerable dust had been taken
out.
Oregon advices are to the 9th of October.
The Indians were sueing for peace, which
Col. Wright refused to grant, unless their
propositions are accompanied by an uncon-
ditonal surrender.
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ALMARY S. WALKERS ESTATE.

= TATE OF VERMONT,
- DISTRICT OF CHTTENDEN, SIS. 5 The Hon the
Probate Court for the District Of Chittenden,
all persons interested in the estate of Almary
S. Walker, of Burlington, a minor
Greeting.
Whereas, application in writing hath
been made to this Court by the Guar
dian of Almary S. Walker, for license
and authority to sell the whole of the real estate
ofhs said ward setting forth therein, that it would
for the benefit of his ward to sell the whole of her
81 -y...o s,vu IN Burlington
proceeds of such sale in stocks pac the same at
interest.
Whereupon. the said Court appointed and assign
ed the Goth day of November A D. 1888 lat the Pro-
bate Court Rooms, in said Distrct,to hear and de-
eide upon said application and order
ed public notice thereof to be given to all per-
sons interested therein, by publishing said order,
together with the time and place Of hearing,
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Burlington Free
Press, a newspaper which circulates in the neigh
borhood of those persons interested in said estate all
which publications shall be previous to the day
assigned for hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court at the time and place aforesaid,
then and there to object to the granting Of such
license, if you cause.
Given under my hand at the Probate Court
Rooms this 29th day of October, AID. 1858.
wl9w3 D. FRENCH, Register.
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WIRES Il SHAW.
Attorneys and Councillors,
(oFFIcE IN PICKS BLOCK, }

(oFFIcE IN PICKS BLocK,)
Burlington, vermont.
are also agents for the following irst-class
LIFE, FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE,
Companies and will take risks and make insurance
promptly on application at the office, or by letter.
LNTNA INSURANCE CO., Hartford, Connec-
LLticut. Capital, 81 100000.
HoME INSURANCE CO., New York. Capital,
CONNECTICUT FIRE INSURANCE CO., Hart
~ ford, Conn. Capital, $500, 900.
NORTH WESTERN INSURANCE CO., oswsgo,
4\New York. Capital, sl50,Ooo.
VERMONT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
CO., Montpelier, Vt. Capital 100000.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO., New
~ York. Assets over 81 100000.
(NHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE Co.,
OHartford, Conn. Capital and Assets, $500, 900.
A BOOK FOR THE MILLION. Jus
Published by FEDERHEN 4 CO., Booksellers and
Treaties of As pages, on Diseases of the Sexual
System of both sexes their symptoms and treat
ment-prepared by physician Of the Boston EcleC
tic Hospital This work also contains scorching
exposure of the deception and imposture praeticed
by advertising quseks, with some Of their name
and locations Sold by periodical dealers generally
Sent by mail, the receipt of three postag'
lamps Address Box 1902, Boston Post-ofhce
wsAwlyr