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The Boston TraUeler's Weekly Ola pod
uda, Of "news of the week, " shows decided
genius. We extract few Of the spicy bits
Of wit and wisdom from its last dishing up.
The Rothschild talk of retiring from bust
mass. They are thought to have made
private competency.
Colds plentiful in Vermont as corn in a
desert. carry en- ugh with you, and you will
have full supply. So of the Kansas dig
gings.
Mr.. Morphy is in New York, and very
quiet. he plays no chess matches now, not
oelng believer in the American doctrine,
mat man was made to push along. and
keep moving.
Senator Davis is getting well, and means
70 report bill to the Senate to repeal the
laws against the Slave trade. He is matur-
ing the bills details in his chamber. Rather
odd work for sick bed, that of doing the
business of Satan.
A Spiritual paper mentions that two an
gels were recently daguerreotyped. That's
nothing Thousands of angels have their
pictures taken every week in this country
The best of those pictures are those made on
plates known as mems eyes.
DR.. Bellows continues to puff away at his
Broad Church, but the Institution don't
grow. 1t is sure TO be 50 weak and rickety,
that even he could blow il over. This is not
country to be taken captive by diluted
Puseyism.
Some of our contemporaries are warmly
urging the nomination of Mr.. Bates of Miss
ouri, for the presidency, by the opposition.
They have the right TO do so. and what they
say is entitled 10 respectful consideration;
but we have heard that both Mr.. Bates and
his friends would be satisfied if he were nom
mated for the Vice Presidency.
1t turns out that the whole number of
French soldiers made prisoners by the
Austrians, during the late war, inclu
ding wounded men, was 300! The French
captured % 900 Austrians, of whom more
than two thirds were uninjured! No wonder
francis Joseph made peace so readily, with
such facts to chew upon; but it is marvellous
that Napoleon III, should have offered it to
him.
Mrs. Sickles Is to take up her residence
IN ltaly.-She should have done so sooner,
as Lady Macbeth should have died earlier in
stead OF later. All her family contemplate 60
ing with her, and the injured hus band will
follow them, should he turn out a damaged
Congressman. He will find plenty of his
kind there to keep him in countenance, who
VIII easily understand that he should have
overlooked the false step of his wife, but to
uein the slaughter of her lover will be an
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-08-26

utterly incomprehensible act Mrs. Sickles
will have the right to cicisbeo in Italy and
Daniel would be brought to judgement very
quickly if he should object to the existence
OF such domestic appendage
The national democrats of Illinois ofIe
to bury the hatchet-in the heads of the
Douglasites. They ask for one-half the del.
egates to the Charleston Convention, Al
tho election of 1858, the Douglasites had l2l
6O9 votes, and the 'nationals" SOIL. And
yet the latter have the consummate imnu-
dence to ask for the delegation As the
Convention will contain double delegations
and Illinois would be entitled to % members
the 507l BUCCANEERS would there be lust as
strong as the l2l 500 Douglasites-that is.
each party would have eleven delegates. 1t
is safe to say that the nationals W i'll never
die from modesty.
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VI q L ke is.
cAnEH.D.n .ArrLE MARKET

CAri!si.D CATTLE MARK T
I "Wednesday, august "a, 1881
At market 1859 Cattle, about 900 Beeyes and
$50 Stores consisting of Working Oxen, Cows,
one, two, and three years old. Market beef
Ezra pr cwt 81 IS al -; LIST quality, So 25a6 Is.
second quality, 1913; third quality 81 50 or
dinry, 3.
Working Oxen $50 a lOOal75 per pair; Cowsand
calves :25a35a4Oa67. Yearlings a y; Two years
old l7a26; three years old S2sa3 !.
Sheep and Lambs, 500 at market. Prices, in
lots, 81 GOAL 5Oal75; Extra and selections, s. 20
3l2.
Hides, 7ta7ic per ID; Pelts, so 62aO IS each;
Calf Skins l2al3c. Tallow 7tasc.
RRMARKS.-There was a largo stock at Mar
ket again this week but mostly small and poor.
The best quality sold at quotations. few
a. high as SIS 90 per head. The lower quality and
Store Cattle sell dull and at decline from last
week. Some of the Drovers we depend on,
1--WE can't upon alb say they shouldlose from 81, 90
to So, 90 per head. Sheep Of first quality about
the same as last week. Slim quality dull. A
large number will be kept over to sell at a low
price tomorrow.
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MEXICAN NEWS.
WASHINGTON. Aui

WASHINGTON, Aug. y.
There is but little if any doubt, from cir
cumstances which have recently transpired
at Washington, that a convention or treaty
between the United States and Mexico will
soon he concluded and received at Washing
from Minister McLane, early in September.
New YoRK, Aug. %.
The Washington correspondent of the
Tribune gives the secret history of the re-
call of Lord Napier. He says when NJ.
Russell was attached to the Legation here
and was about to leave Washington, Mr..
Buchanan sent for him and desired him to
say to Lord Malmsbury that Lord Napier
was personally very disagreeable to the Gov
eminent and that he (Mr. Buchanan) would
be pleased to see some other person in his
place
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WASHINGTON, Aug. %

The administration has bestowed upon the
subject of the African slave trade It's earnest
attention. With a view of suppressing as far
as possible this traffic, has initiated more
efficient and extensive means than ever be-
fore for that purpose. The Squadron for
the coast of Africa as arranged by the Sec Y
of the Navy, will consist o! the following
vessels St. Mary, Mystic, Sumpter, San ia
cinto and Mohican. Shops OF War, Cons
tellation, Flagship Portsmouth, Marion and
Vincennes. The most efficient officers are
assigned to their command
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FROM VENEZUELA.

Porto Cabello dates of the LIST, state that
Gen. Falcon at the hOOd of 500 revolutionists
had landed a few miles below Porto Cabella
and being Joined by Gen. Guevara was pre-
pairing to attack the city. He had prepared
a plan to enter the city, but it had been
foiled by the arrest of his accomplices in the
city. Falcon was enabled to make the land
ing, which he did through the completely OF
some of the Government officials. None of
the Government vessels interfered until
the landing was effected. Porto Ca
bello was defended by 200 government troops
and six pieces of artillery.
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JOHN ROwLANDs, ESTATE.

NJ E, the subscribers. having been appointed by
~ the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District Of Chitfenden Commissioners TO receive
examine and adjust the claims and demands & all
persons. against TIE estate Of John Rowlands late
Of Wiiston, in said District decreased. rsnresentsd
ins'lvent and also all claims and demands exhib-
tied in Offset thereto. and six months from the
Jay IF the date hereof being allowed bv said Court
FIR that purpose, d.. therefore. hereby give
notice that will attend 10 the business our
appointment at the dwelling Of Mrs. E. RnvIands
in iliston. in said district on the third Mondays
Of Sept, 1889. and January, 1860, next, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ. On each If said DAYS.
Dated this il 9Th dav Of July. A. D., 1859.
JOHN SNYDER. D CoamLx-
w9w3 HARRY J0sLTN, sionsrs
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PETER sHATTUCK,s ESTATE.

IA Z. the subscribers, having been appointed
w by the Hon1rabIs the Probate Court for the
District Of Chittenden. Commissioners 70 receive.
examine and adjust the claims and demands of al
persons agalnst the estate Of Peter Shattuck late Of
huntington, N said District, deceased represented
luSOIvent. and also all claims and demands exhib-
tied IN Offset thereto; and six months from the
day q the date hereof being allowed bv said Court
Tor That purpose we do therefore, her by give no.
tee that we will attend to The business Of our
appointment at the dwelling Of Rebecca Shat
tuck IN huntingdon, in said District the fourth
tuesdays Of October and December next, at 10
DEL ok 4. NJ, on each Of said DAYS.
Dated this sth day IF July, A. D. 1859
JOHN WORK Commits
w9w3 HARRY WI HANS .ioners
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Legal Notices.
CHARLES GRANTS ESTATE.
State of YER MONT

STATE OF VERMONT,
- District Of Cir,ndsn, SIS To all persons con-
cer1ed in the Estate Of Charles Grant. late of
Burlington, in said District. deceased, greeting.
At Probate Court hold"n at Burlington within
ana Tor the District If Chittenden. on the 18th
Jay o. august, AID. 1859, an instrument purport-
ne 20 De the last WILL and Testament, Of Charles
I'an'' iste Of Burlington. in said District,
eecsaSes' was presented to the Court aforesaid,
And 1t IS ordered by said Court. that the
l0fh day Of September, A. D. 1s5e AZ the Pro-
pate Court Rooms in said Burlington. be
assigned for proving said Instrument and that
notiee thereof be given to all persons conearnsd
by publishing this order three weeks .uce...iveIv
IN the burlington Free Press, a Newspaper printed
at SAID Burlington, previous the time appointed
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore slid Court at the time and place aforesaid.
and contest the probat Of said will, if you have
cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington. in said
District. this 18th day Of August, A D. 1859.
WJW3 W ii. FRENCH, Judge.
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Jonathan Hoyt, Esq, of Canton, N. Y, and siste
of J. W Weaver, aged 6s.
Middlebury papers please copy.
In Bristol, the 18th inst, Mrs Sally Ring
wife of JOHN Ring aged 20 years.
In St Joseph, Micn on Wednesday, the 10th
Of August, Maggie, only child of Henry Lemmax,
and Helen Kate Hatch, aged seventeen months and
seventeen Gays.
In Charlotte, Vt, August 18th, Nancy H.,
daughter of Chas. Mcneil aged AZ.
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FROM UTAH.

The mail from Salt Lake reached Atchison,
Kansas, on Wednesday, but brought no in
telligence of importance. The Mormons had
nominated Capt. Hooper for Congress to
succeed Bernheisel. Hooper was formerly
Secretary of Utah Territory, by appoint
ment from the government at Washington.
The Democratic Territorial Convention in
Kansas met on Wednesday at Topeka, and
nominated S. W. johnson for Delegate TO
Congress, against Marcus j. Parrott, the
Republican candidate.
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FRENCH WHITE ZINk PAINT.
FROM The
yIEILLE MONTAGNE COMPANY
D F PAR I S

V1HIS Paint is adapted TO all purposes TO which
IL the best White Lead is applicable. Itdoes not
turn yellow, as lead invariably does, and will
quire the hardness and smoothne.s of Coach panel
ling without the aid Of vsrnsn, and is easily
washed Coors with zinc basis retain their fresh
ness and brilliancy Of color
200 pounds will cover much surface with the
same body, as ESQ pounds Of lead-showing great
economy as we'll as beauty.
In order that parties may depend upon getting
the article strictiy pure they should buy Of none
but the most respectable houses. The Company ship
but two qualities, known No. J. and SaoV
WHIT Dry. Red and Green Seal The No. ! or
Red Seal, is the article most used for painting
purposes; the Snow White or Green Seal being
o1ly used for the most expensive work.
JOSEPH NJ. STRONG, agent fortis Co.
Orders addressed to either Of the following
houses will be filed st the HeD reduced ta1T6 of
prices, either Dry or in OIL.
HALL CORNELL,
l23 Maiden Lane Neso York.
RAYNOLDS, DEV0E b PRATT,
Wins Jog and los, Fulton st., Nsv York.
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SANDY Hook, Aug. IS
The Steamship Asia from Liverpool on the
9th inst, has arrived off this point. Her
dates are two DAYS later than those already
received. The news is generally unimpor-
tant
The Zurich Conference will assemble on
the 8th inst
A Bill creating a naval reserve of 900
men was progressing through the House Of
Commons.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-08-26

ST. LOUIS, Aug %
The Los Angeles Star says that another
Indians on the Dist of July. 200 of these
Indians attacked a party Of whites at Beal's
crossing and carried off a number of Mules
together with large quantity of provisions
belonging to the Stockton and Kansas Nail
Co Major Armisted with two companies of
troops left the Fort, for the Mohave village
intending to chastise the Indians, or in case
of their absence to burn their huts and des-
troy their stock
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DO STON MA RK f I
Reported for the Free Press.

Boston, Aug. %, 1859.
PRODUCE. BUTrER.-There is good demand
for choice and extra Butter, and prices during the
week have advanced about lc per ID, but ordinary
quality continues in moderate request and remains
have been 3,s43 pkgs, of all kinds, of which the
supply of really choice is comparatively light and
falls short of the demand. The sales of good,
choice and extra range from lSta20c, the best
diaries selling readily at l9a20c; and common and
fair ranges from l3al7c per ID. as to quality. In
Canada. Ohio and other Western the sales have been
at Ia lsc per ID. as to quality. CHEESE continue.
very firm and prime quality is in demand. The
receipts of the week have been casks, 1897 boxes
and l5s tons. The sales have been at 5a9c, per
h. good and prime selling readily at ta9c per h..
demand at 70a75c for common. SlaSl 10 for blue
pod; and 81 30aSl 62.c for extra pea and marrow.
PEAs.-CaDada Peas are quiet. EGGs.-Eggs l6.
GRAIN.-0ats have been in active demand .
The sales since our last have been some 800, 900
bu. Northern and Canada at Acc, subsequently, some
small lots at 47c; and the article is now held
higher. Rye is dull. The last sales of new
Southern were at SOC per bu. In Barley nothing
has been done.
W00L.-The demand for domestic wool contin-
fair and prices are well sustained and firm.
Tne transactions of the week have been IT'S 900 lbs
fleece and pulled at prices in the range of quoted
rates.
Saxony choice 60a67 ! blood Merino 47a49
Saxony fleece 55a53 do. do. 43a46
Full blood Merino 52a54 Common 40a42
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-08-26

al Land Office has 1000 majority in the
counties heard from. In the I'd Chgres-
sional District Gen. A. j. Hamilton, oppo-
siton is reported ahead of Thomas n. Wane,
Democrat. Out of 81 members of the next
Legislature 90 are known to favor the re-elec-
ton of Gen. Sam Houston to seat in the
L. S. Senate and 20 are opposed to him.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-08-26

HNEsBURGH ACADEKY.-We are glad to
learn that this venerable institution is renew
M its v.ath. The public spirited citizens
of Hinesoargh have appropriated thousand
dollars, to the thorough repair Of the build
ing within and without, and the purchase
afnew and improved school furniture and
apparatus. The work is in active progress
and will be completed in good season.
We learn that the trustees have been
fortunate in securing a continuance of the
services Of Mr.. A. z. LEAvENwoRTH as
principal oft he Academy, under whose charge
it will open for the Tall term at the usua
time
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Education and Employment.
COMER'S COMMERCIAL College.

1T AV1NG stood the test Of nineteen years trial
IL in Boston, and been atten ed by upwards Of
eight thousand students, the Principals possess De-
cuiar facilities of impartng practical instruction
in Writing, Bookkeeping, Navigation, &C., and
for obtaining suitable employment for their grad
yates.
Separate Department fo- LADIES. No Class
System.
The annual Catalogue and Circular of Terms
may be had at the Office, l39 Washington Street,
Boston, or will be sent. on request BY mail, free.
GEORGE N. CONFER,
OLIVER E. LINTON, : PRINCIPALS
w3m
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NOTICE.

rae Republicans Of the TOWN OF ESSEX, are
-eiusstei to meet at the Town Room in said Essex,
IN Monday, August 18th, 1859, at o'clock P. NJ.
for tie purpose Of selecting a candidate for Town
representative, and list of ten persons as candi-
date. fr the Office of Justice of the Peace for tn
vesr ensuing.
By order Of Town Committee
r.a1. tugust q, 1889
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Senior Lerdo the special agent of Juarez,
accompanied by Senior Mata, the Mexican
Minister, has had full and free converse
ton with President Buchanan on the subject
of Mexican affairs. 1t is represented that
the interview was mutually gratifying. Sc
nor Lerdo will remain in this country for
several weeks. The Secretary of the Treas
ury returned on Thursday from hi, visit to
Georgia.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-08-26

NV UhLEANs, Aug' =.
Steamer Cahawba from Havana with ad-
vices of the 18Th inst. arrived to-day. Pc
ltical news is unimportant. Two cargoes
of Coolies had arr we'd at Havana.
Adviccs from Tehuantepec say that the
mails recently seized on the Isthmus by rob-
bers had been recovered. The robbers took
nothing valuable.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-08-26

If you are subject to Rheumatism aud Neural
gia. and will avail yourself Of Billings Rheuma tic
Pills and Liniment, they effect a cure. If Won
wish for box of safe concentrated cathartic pil.
-four pills always producing thorough catiarsis)
which peculiarly adapted to affect the liver,
purchase box of Billings Pills. Ifyou wish for
a safe and valuable Liniment, that is powerful TO
reduce pain and iufa nation, and TO heal sprains
and bruises, buy bottle of Billings Liniment
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STATE OF VERMONT.
IN CHANCERY
LOoHIs 4. BIN

LOOMS A. BIN CHITTESDFN u CNTY.
NAPOLEON BOARDNiN, IN CHANCERY.
and SAMUEL 5. Brown.
4 OOVIS 4. BIN. IF Galveston. in the Stat.
! Of Texas. having flrd in the CONT Of Chan
rerv within and for the County Of Chittenden and
State Of Vermont his petition in writing. setting
forth that Nanoeon Roarlnan. Of Fnn du Lac. in
the state Of Wisconsin. the 22d dav Of Decem-
her 1855, duly executed a U10rtgag- deed IN the
said Bin. Of the following described land -i.rpted
in Burlington in said County Of Cbittenden viz.
BEGINNING ~ n point where the southerIv line of
Main street. interests the westerly line Of Union
street. the-ce s0utheriy on the westerly line Of
Union street. ten rods; thence westerly parallel
with The soutAerlv limo of Main street f,rtv feet
thence northerlv parallel with Union street, ten
rods; thence, the .outherlv line If Main street
forty feet, o. the place Of beginning
for the pavment Of FIVE hundred dollars and inter
est s0oc1fcd in promssory note dated - Gem Der
-. 800. given hv the said R0arinan and George
&. C0tIin, PAYABLE 10 said Rlin. bearer. two
wears after date. with interest annually and that
S1ld note ms n1' been uaid that afterwards on
the 29tA ~ fpriI 1857 the said Roardman bv
deed, conveyed the same land TO Charles W Walk
cr:-tEat said Walker. on the 9th of Vsv 1857
mor--7rrI the same land to said Boarlman. 10
-c-Ure the payment Of note for two hundred
d"'iars. given hv said Walkerto George G. CatIin.
rs a-eut of said Roardman that afterwards the
ei tho same land to Lyman p. TAYLOR and that the
said Tsvlor and Ieannett. his wife on the 18th Of
June 1858. bv their deed Of auit-clainn conveyed
the same land to Samuel :. Brown Of said Rurling-
ton, and praving for decree Of foreclosure.
md 1t arDearinC to said Court, that the said
Foarinan lives ont Of the State, and cannot be
served with a personal notice of the tendency Of
said petition;
Tiersfa-s, it is hereby ordered that the
said Bin nifty the said Roardmsn Of
the pendeuev Of said petition in said
court, bv publishing this order contain ng the
substance Of said petition, three weeks Successive
" in the Burlington Free Press. = newspa~er
printed in said Burlington, the last IF which pub
ications to he at least twenty DAYS before the
term Of said Cour-, next to he held Mt said Bur-
ton IN the third Tuesday Of Septeuber 1889 at
which time the said Bnardnan is notified 10 appear
md answer said petition. if he see cause.
Dated at Burlington, this 10th dav If August,
1889 ADAMS. Clerk.
WV. WESTON Solicitor. wTw3
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The original medicine established in 1897, an
first article of the kind ever introduced under tn
name Of "PULMoNIc WATERS" in this or any 9th
country; all other Pulmonc Waters are counter
feits. The genuine can be known by the nam
BRYAN being stamped on each WAFER,
,EI's's lr..oE.. N-..E.
Relieve ,.aabs- c.il-. sor- Throat, Ho4rssns.s.
HEYASs rULMoyto wAfEEs
Relieve asthma, Bronchitis, Dih5ui5 Breathing
BoYAS's PULuoSic wAfEEs
Relieve Splitting Of Blood, Pains in the Chest.
BRYAS's PULNoyIc wAFERs
Relieve IncIpient Consumption, Lung Disease
BRYAys PULNoyGc WATERS
Relieve Irritation of the UvuIa and Tonsils.
BRYAS's PrlNosIc wArEns
Relieve the above Complaints IN Ten Minutes.
BRrAN.s PULVoyIc wAFERs
Arc a Blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions.
nRYAy's PrtNoy1c WATERS
Arr .,j.a 3 f'r Vo,aljst- and PutI-- S-sllee..
5aY,N's Boss.
Are ia simple f.rn aul pleasant. {. t.. taste.
sgYA~'s srLao>ll WATERS
Nj only relieve, bu; effect rapiiand lasting Cur
9RrAy's rrLnovcwAFEas
At, warranted to give satisfaction 90 every ONE.
40 Family should be wi.bou, Box of
BRYAN PULNouc wArERs
in the house
80 Traveller should be without a sunpIyef
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-IIon. ANsoN BURLNGAME and Hon. E.
.. Culver, will address the people at Yer
gsnnes, on the Second day of the Fair of the
Champlain Valley Agricultural Society,
Friday, September 9th, 1859.
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UNDERHILL ACADEwv
S. L. BATES, PRIN CIPAL.

CALENDAR
Fall Term begins Sept. lst, 1859 Winter Tern,
begins Nov. Gath, 1889. Spring Term begins Feb
I6, 1860. Summer Term begins May 18th, 1850
1t is desired that those designing to connect
themselves with the School should be present at
the commencement of the Term, as no classes will
be formed after the first week
Tuition as heretofore advertised. Board 81 so
to 81, Is per week.
For further information. or cid in procuring
board, apply TO the Principal.
UnderhiIl Vt, July 18th, 1859 w7w+
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The RAN.-Wednesday nightthis vicinity
was blessed with refreshing rain, which
,-.......yI sl,t0uslI must Tile night, ana the
prospect this morning (Thursday,) is tn at
it viii be continued. A long soaking rain
would be a welcome event in this region.
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LUCY ALEXANDER,s ESTATE,

STATE OF VERMONT The Hon
DISTRICT OF CHITTENDEN. SIS. orabls tie
Probate Court for the District Of Chittenden.
To all persons interested in the estate Of Lucy
ceased,
GREETING.
WhTeas, said court hath assigned the It'll day
Of September next for the settlement Of the sd-
ministration account Of the Administrator Of the
estate Of said deceased, and ordered that public
notice thereof be given to all persons interested in
said estate. by publishing this order three weeks
excessively nrevious TO the day assigned. in the
BURLINGTON FREE PRESS, printed in Bur-
lington, in said District.
ThS'fors, you are hereby notified to appear at
the Probate Court rooms IN Burlington, on the
davs assigned, then and there to contest the allow
ance of said account If you see cause,
Given under my hand, this 18th day of August,
A. D. 1859. wsv3
" II FRENCH ICOEE