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= catTrryoey COUNTY, IS. CHASCERY.
| In the matter Of
CHARLES II. WEED Assignee of MARCUS Hull.
Charles IT. Weed, Of Hinesburrh. in The County
ofCbitenden. having fled in the Court Of Chancerv
within a7d for tho County Of Chittenden his petit
ton setting forth that Marcus Hull IF said Hines
hurgh on the third dav Of October 1877. executed
in dre form Of law a dee 10 the said Charles Fl.
e a his the said Marcus real estate situated in
said Hineshurgh. (on which there certain
mortvages) for the benefit Of certain creditors
therein named and all other creditors Of the said
Marcus with power sell the said real estate and
paw the proceeds of the saes-Iess the expenses Of
making the assignment and Of executing said trust
to said creditors in proportion 70 their respect
i've claims: and that on the same third dav Of DC
tobpr, 1851. the said Marcus made an ASSIGNMENT
70 vOur petitioner Of all his personal property and
debts due n him. for the purposes speci fed in
said deed that your petitioner accepted said trust
and within ten DAYS from the time Of the execu-
ton of said deed and assignment he filed a true
copy thereof and Of the inventory of sid property
and chooses in action, 50 assigned to him. and Of
said deed in the Office Of the County Clerk in the
County Of Chittenden; and also gave bonds to the
Probate Court for the District of Chittenden, with
sufficient su-eties to secure the faithful perform
Of said trust; that he has far executed said
trust to have sold said land and property, and
collected the debts that were collectable, 80 as
signed 10 him, and that he is ready to distribute
the assets in his hand among the said creditors Of
the id Narcuz Hull; that he does not know who
all the creditors Of said Marcus are. nor the
amount Of their respective claims; and PRAYING
this Court 70 make a decree that all Of said credit
ors Of slii Marcus prove their claims against said
Marcus within such time thsCourt shall appoint,
and before such Master OF Masters IN Chaucery as
this Court shall designate and that this Court may
make such orders Of notice said Court shall deem
proper or for such other or further relief said
Court shall deem meet.
Therefore, the Court aforesaid doth hereby
order that notice Of the tendency Of said
petition in this Court he given to all persons
who are creditors Of the said Marcus
Hall, and who claim 70 have an interest in the
funds in the hands Of said petitioner, trustee for
such creditors and that thew appear before this
Court NJ the term thereof next 10 be held M Bur
lington, within and for the County Of Chit'enden.
on the last TuesIov Of March. A. D. 1860. and
answer m said petition. and show cause, if any
they have whv the PRAYER or said petition should
not be granted by publishing this order three
week. surcoszive1v in the Burlington Free Press.
uew5ra0er printed in said Darlington, the last
Of which publications % be twenty days previous
to the session Of said Court.
Given under my han this first 4ay ofFeh'y 1850.
ASA OWEN AIDS,
w34w3 Chan cei0-.
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WoMAN Frozen To DEATH.-A distressing cas-
ualty, occurred in Vernon last week. On Wednes
day Mrs Ingalls,, wife of William ingalls, Of Yer
non. went to the eastern part Of Hinsdale n H.,
10 visit Mrs. Hildreth a sick friend, and on Fri
cay she attempted to return on foot. Saturday
night came and she had not returned. Her hus-
band rallied the neighbors and commenced
search. In looking about in Burrows meadow
against which she would naturally cross the Con
necticut river her body was found on the west
bank few rods from the shore, with the face
downwards and frozen s.if. From her tracks so
far as they could be examined it appeared as if
she had suffered severely from the cold while
crossing the river, and was making directly for a
large tree which grew near to where she fell; but
that she was so much exhausted that she fell IN
able 10 rise again before reaching the shelter she
sought. It was the castom Of the deceased 70 GO
thinly clad, and her clothing was not suite enl
for The piercing wind and biting cold OF Friday
night Her body was discovered about nine o.
clock Saturday ne, having probably LAID on
she snow in the position in which 1t was found
more than twenty four hours. The deceased was
about ~ years Of age, and leaves one daughter IA
years of age. Mrs Ingalls, was a sister of William
Gould Of this village.-Phoenir, Feb. Is.
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80 u.RRINGToN,s ESTATE

.CtTATE OF VERMONT. Inc l ppobats
nIsTprcr oF,cHrrTESDES, S. bic inc t.oos.. .
Court for the District OF Cnittenden; " a..
,nte Of Burlington in said District, deceased
5a, said court hath assigned the ~ 2i tSs G as
of for the sss 81 ao 'o Of
admin ,tratlo and ordered that public notice
me SAID e,s 10 all persons interested in said
tnereof 90 snnblishing this order three weeks
es.ate, o previous to the day assigned in the
R"rIin eton Free Press, printed in Burlington, in
said District.
Therefore, you are hereby notified TO appear at
.be Probate Court rooms, in Burlington, on the
dav assigned, then and there to contest the allow
ance of said account, if you cause.
Given under my hand, this 9Th day of February,
A. D. 1850.
w33v3 W. H. FRENCH, Judge.
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FARM FOR SALE.

TENHE subscriber offers for sale the Farm on
Spear street in the south part Of Burling-
ton, formerly known as the Marsh OF Allen Farm
said Farm contains one hg7dre3 and aghy acres.
with good buildings and offers q favorable opror-
tuntty to any one who wishes to purchase Good
Farm.
Enquire Of L. c. Ray. on the premises, or Of the
subscriber, in Hinesburgh. JOHN RAY.
Hinesburgh Feby II. 1850 WITT
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hrs. WINSLOW.-An experienced NJ rsc
and female physician, has Soothing Syrup ror
children teething which greatly facilitates the
process Of teething by softeuin TIE gums reducing
all iFdammation-will alIay all pain, and is sure
u feyatlte the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers,
it will give ST to yourselves, and relief and
health to your infants Perfectly safe in all cases
See ADVERT =euent in another column. dawly
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Ii q + k c is.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.
WEDNESDAY FEB. %

At market 7S5 Cattle about $50 Beeves and
1875 Stores consisting of Working Oxen, Cows
one, two, ami three years old.
Prices OF MARKET BEEF-E vtra pr cwt. 81 .
al sos lstquality, Sc IS; second quality, s. so;
third quality So co. oriialry, 90.
Cows and calves 535a62; Two years old Sl7
a22; Three years old S25 IS.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-3lOO at market Prices, in
lots, 50 Is 75a 90; Extra 81 90 90 a so.
Hides, &c per h.; Pelts, 81 25a - each;
Calf Skins 10 a lie. Tallow, all
REWARDS There was good supply of Cattle
and sheep at market to-day. The cattle were Of
rather better quality than last week, prices not so
high by 25c per cwt. There were some very fine
river cattle sold as high as S. 90 per ewt. The
advance on Sheep last week brought large sup
ply this week, consequently reaction in prices
buyers not anxious to purchase unless at decline
of IS TO 62c per head
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IN CHANCE RY ,
Chittenden
Thomas n. Garfield,

Thomas IT. Garfield, !
,f.-,-.r -, H. r,--,-5 ?, sept. Term 1882
In NarvF Augustus Deguise
FEN5is IS common natition of 20 eclosurs Of a
mortgage lated Dec 6. 1850 - secu-a q notes
Of $50 each pavohle 70 T r. H,wlev's ORDER IN ons
TO six wears with animal Interest, executed BY
Augustus Deguise m said HawIev On the follow
ing premises in burlington n wit Al and the
land which was decided r. Augustin Dnguisa Nv 7.
C. Hawlev bv his Iced Of Zee 9Th 1880 70 which
deed dulv recorded reference Is had; md setting
forth that said notes u1raid; that thew and
said mortgage have been assigned 70 orat)r: that
the defendants are the widow and children Of sqid
rortcacor, and praving that their equity Of re-
demptiou NAV he foreclOsed &c.
And il appearing that personal service canno. be
be had IN certain Of defendants supposed t. reside
ont of this State il is ordered BY said Court that
said defendants he notified to appear at the next.
March Term 1860 of said Court anil answer said
complaint BY publishing the substance thereof in
the Burlington Free Press three weeks successive
w. the last Of which shall be at least twenty day,
before said March Term.
D. FRENCH, Dept. Clerk.
GEo. F. EDMUNDs, Sol for Orator.
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SPE CItL NOTICES
uOL1OwAY,s OINTMENT AND

PILLS-"xtraordinary Cure of Bad Leg, commu-
nieated to Professor Hollow ~ by f. Merchant, of
Edgartown, who had a on his leg, which defed
all ordinary remedies and instead of improving
him only became worse. At last he had recourse
to Holoways Ointment and Pills, a few applica-
tions of the Ointment to his leg, effected wonder
full change for the better it lost its swollen and
angry appearance and in a very short time he
was completely cured. His leg is now quite
sound and he is able to resume his work. although
sixty years Of age This astonishing unguent
will cure wounds and ulcers even of twenty years
standing,
Feb. 2i d8-wlw
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ASTHMA CURED.

in succession have not bsen able to lie in bed or
20 from my house to the barn. tried it and
found imneli1te relief and have been well ever
since.
AFRAID BAKER, Morristown, Vt
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lust RECEIVED AT PETRCE'S. Worcester
y shire Sauce Soyer's Sultana Sauce (; Eng
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Spiced White Onions. Pcalillie, Chow-Chow ,Cauli-
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prunes, Olives, Flavoring Extracts, Tapioca, Sago
Farina, Nuts, Figs, Rasins in fancy boxes, Canton
Ginger-also q new lot Of that choice Ground
Coffee.
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The use of DIR. HOstetter's stomach
Bitters, for Dyspepsia, Flatueuce, Heayiness Of
the Stomach any other like affection, is second
to none in America or abroad. To be able to state
confidently that the " Btters " certain cure
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vitality to the thorough system.
E5F-See advertisement in another column.
Feb. .. WIN
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(From Rev. J. W. Woodward.)

WEsTFoRD, June %, 1858.
This certifcs that y. G.. Whites Pulmonary
Elixir has been used in my family, in cases of Sc
we're colds. attended with throat, and has
been found a reliable medicine in these cases
J. W. WOODWARD.
NR. BAxrER-Dear Sir This is to certify
that have used Whites Elixir in my family in
very obstinate cases Of Coughs and Colds, which II
cured almost Immediately. 1 can safely recon-
mend it to the public as the best medicine have
ever used.
NATHAN BENHAM.
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NV UkLkANS, FOO. 10.
The Deta's correspondent at Brownsville
writes that the Texas Commissioners are full
ly convinced that the authorities and princi-
pal citizens Of Matemoras are in league with
the outlaw Cortinas, and they have reported
70 the Governor that war exists.
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News of the W eek
BY reregrnphto the Daily Free Pres.
WASHINGTON, Feb. IL

HoUsE Mr.. Adams of Ky, presented
petition from the Delegate from Jeferson.-
The same member also presented a memorial
from the provisional Government of that
Territory, praying to be recognized as such :;
also a memorial authorizing the inhabitants
thereof to call q Convention to form Con-
stitution preliminary to admission into the
Union.
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WANTED.

A GENTLEMAN Zone for each county,, who is
"A member of, and has some acquaintance with
the Masonic Fraternity, one who will give the Off
GERS ofhis Lodge as reference can obtain permanent
agreeable and lucrative employment, by address,
ing A. A. LECHLEh,
Office Of the Worlds Masonic Register
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THE WRECKED STEAMER.
LOSS OF THE HUNGARIAN,
AND
PROBABLE LOSS OF ALL on BOARD

The following has been sent from Cape
Sable to the Cunlrd Company. A steamer
lights were seen on Monday morning at
three o'cl9ck. The ,pars and pipe were seen
standing and ut ten ANAL had gone by the
board. Then the ship settled. \ heavy sea
was running, breaking mast high over the
ship. Communication with her was impos
sible All on board must have been lost un-
less the boats left the ship before daylight,
which is not likely. At low water part Of
the ship is still visible. ibis is the only
news yet obtained from the scene of the
wreck.
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CASSELL'S
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II. Il. R.-NO. 81,
The Pcr1ls Of Ch9loroform

This fearful narcotic creates inse1sibiiity to
pain bv psralyzing the nervous system' It's ef
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Commissions, Nervous Headache, Mysteries, and
every species Of disease accompanied by acute pain
its operation is electrical As difusive stimu-
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weakness, it has no equal. Congestion and Ma
Iarioas Fevers, resulting from disturbed circula-
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Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere.
y See advertisement in another column.
DYSPEPSIA.-There is perhaps no disease
which destroys the happiness aud comfort Of indi-
viiuals and families to the same extent as Dg-7-r-
sla and Ttlige,tiou
Previously to the discovery of the
OXYGENATED BITTERS.
there existed no medicine accessible to those suffer
ing from this widespread disease, which relieved
it in any marked degree.
The power Of these Di,ters over the above nam
ell disease. as well as over those having Their ORR
gin in imperfect digestion ami functional dis
eases Of the stomach, as we,l as A,.Fne and Ga-
oli D'.'rg, is beyond auqae-tiou.
Its speedy and permanent cures Of some Of the .
sevcrest and stubborn cases on record is sufficient
confirmation O. this fact.
We call the attention of the reader 90 the follow
ing letter from President Smith, # Wesleyan Uni /
ver.ity
N,or-r-owS, Cow. Feb. Is. 1853.
Gentlemen. 1 first mad. use Of .
the oXYcr-tTTD hrrrrT~ some seven o. eight /
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Z0PHAR vINTON, East Bethel.

HIGHGATE, Jan. 2, 1860.
Ny little blv hal a violent attack Of Group
last week. We cured him in 30 minutes by free
use of Dr.. y. g. Whites Elixir
WI. MARTIN, Merchant.
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SHELBURS, Vt, jan 10th, 1860.
have used Dr.. Whites Elixir in severe Coughs
and Colds, and found more benefit from it than
from any other medicine have ever used.
G.. E. BARBER.
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NEW BOOKS :!

NEW BOOKS!!
TsNIE CHRISTIAN LAWYER, a life and char
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DUCKLAND'S CURIOSITY OF NATURAL.
EsHistory.
MY SISTER MARGARET, temperance
VA tale
ENRIALS AND TBIUMPHS OF BLIND
4 Henry.
FR1HE MOTHERS MISSION.
I For sale at HUNTINGTON'S
Feb. %, 1860
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SKATERS! Who require strength of limbs
and suppleness of the joints, should DR.
Sweets Infallible Liniment Patronized by all
gymnasts and aorobatic performers, For sale ev-
erywhere.
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EDGAR MECH.

BURL1SGToy, Jan. 6, 1860.
Tbi, is to certify that have used DR.. N g.
Whites Elixir il NJ family, and md 1t to be an
e@'eii'- LUCIUS HOLBR00K.
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A. F. STONE.

SHELBURS Jan. 3, 1860.
have used DR.. n. G.. Whites Elixir for Colds
and other Lung Affections, and have always found
it sure cure for these diseases.
LEVI COMSTOCK.
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CHARLOTTE, Jan. 10, 1860.
7 have used DR.. Whites Elixir in my family
5ri1r the last two years. and find it the best med
.icine I have ever used in cases of Group, Coughs
and Colds.
IF. STONE.
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A Philadelphia correspondent of the Altar

A Philadelphia correspondent Of the Allan
Ia Corfederacy says:
Pennsylvania and New Jersey are lost.
They have been bought and paid for by the
Black Republicans. So far as the Preslden-
tial contest is concerned, the victory Is gain
ed before the battle begins The South has
but one thing to do Nominate a man who
can command an army as well IS direct n
cabinet. and vote for him unanimously. At
ter the election inaugurate him. He W Il be
the only constitutional President.
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NEW BOOKS.

= ECTURES on THE ENGLISH LANGUGE,"
Ilby Hon. Geo. P Marsh
''Wolfe of the Knoll and Other Poems" by Mrs.
George P. Marsh.
Poems" by the author of John Halifax, Gen.
teman.
Poems" by the author of Sydney DobbelI.
lessons on Mind" by Whateley
Fer sale by
E. A. FULLER.
Feb. %, 1860.
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Coxv1SCE YoURsELF.-If you have sustained an
accident. and are suffering from a wound OF any
description burn, scald, cut, bruise, etc, use
Red Sings Russia Salve and convince yourself OF
its powerful healing qualities. Sold everywhere
az p cents a box.
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FOR CHILBLAINS. Dr.. Sweets InlaI
lible Liniment is an immediate aad efectuaI rem
edy. For sale everywhere.
daw2m
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II MINISTER'S TO A MIND DISEASED. '-Dyspep-
STA and its concomitant evils, result in bodily as
well as mental suffering The Oxygenated Bitters
in restoring the digestive organs perfect health
restores the mind to its natural vigor.
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IyCIPIENT CONSUMPTION CURED.

I hare much reason 70 believe that through the
blessing Of God DR.. y. q. Whites Elixir saved
ne from confirmed Pulmonary Consumption.
d. MARVIN,
Minister Of the Gospel, Alburgh, VI.
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From the Daily Times, Feb. 22i
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS RE
pORI.

TIE sales Of Liquor reported to the Com
missioner, by Town A. nts, for the year
ending Feb. lst, 1860, are as follows
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SHELBrRSE Vt, Jon. 4, 1860:
Thava used DR.. Whites Pulmonary Elixir in
NV family for two years, and have found it the
best medicine that have ever used for Coughs
Colds and Sore Throat. ,,.r--r,
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Closing Out! am Closing In

ANUIHER III I HIsL-NOH.
NKTHILE manv o,our merchnnts-with a most
w astonishin resklessness of consequences
are closing ous" the subscriber has just closed
in with a rare opportunity, by which another lot
of those fresl Peaches, Tomatoes and Green Corr
has been .ec1red to his customers.
A. s. DEWEY.
February 18th, 1890.
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MORE S>ow.-EIght inches Of snow fell on
Saturday night and Monday morning enough
to make excellent sleighing while it remains.
P.S The sleghing has gone as fast as it
came, and to-day Thursday the air Is as
mild as April.
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RUBBER GOODS! ofevery description.
from Hair Pin to
Tuck Comb with
all the various articles for
Domestic and Medical uses
For sale by
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