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LEGAL NOTICES.
IIIEAN HoOsT,s STATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Houora-
y D.sTRIcr OF cH.TssSyEy, IS { be the Probate
Court 70. The District e CLittenden, to the heirs
and all persons interes ed in the estate Of Hiram
Hose, late Of Colchester, dec lsed, Greeting.
Whereas, applieatiCa hath been made to this
Court il writin-, by TIE AdmiuistT tor Of the
Estate of Hiram Hose, late &C Colchester, deceas
e. pray ing 20 license and authority 70 sell t'o
real e.,.sa Of said deceased. f,r the payment II
de6ts ant eAar1es IF administration, and setting
loith ihercja the amount &C tclis due from tre
san eaaz-d. he charge Of administration, the
amount Ct personal est ;-c, aad The situation Of
the real Cssite.
"heFerP q, tie said Court appointed ard a.
Si-nGa The 18th das &C January. 4 D. 1861, az
the Probate Court Rooms in sad Dis riot. 70 hear
and ccelie upon sad appii-a n l1d petition, AIT
ordered public notice thereof to be given to ali
p~Tions interested therein, by publishing said or
der. together with the time AMI place of hearing
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY ia the burlington Ere
Press newspaper, which c.;cIietes in q nei Oh
borLc0i Of thos. persons Interested in said estate
all which publ cations shall lie previous to The
day ass gncd for hearing.
Therefore, you arc EerebT notified 70 appear
before said Court NJ the time and place assigned,
then and there in said Court, to si,e bonds, AZ tbs
law Lirec.s, for the payment OF the debts ard
charge Of administrative, and make your o5jsc-
tions t. the Granting Of such license, If you sc
c1usr.
Given uadar mT hand, at the Probate Court
Ho, aus tai- I.h lty oi January. A. u. 1851.
N2sv3 y. FRENCH. Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-18
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. I6.h.
Lieut.. Hall, Major Anderson officer leaves
this city tonight with Government insruc-
tions for the commander OF Fort Sumpter.
The nature Of the instructions have MT yet
been disclosed; but it is generally presumed
that the United States intend 10 retain pos
session Of Fort Sumpter.
The seccssionists here are in high glee at
the meeting OF the symrolhizers with the
South, at Broome Street, New York, last
night, and some are Roasting that Capt.
Rynders will back the South by an army Of
10000 roughs
The Republican Members of Con-
gress have not yet fully decided as to
their course in the present crisis but it
is thought that a majority will oppose
Crittenden s scheme, if it is to comprehend
southern territory hereafter to be ann xel.
Considerable anxiety Is felt here in regasa
to the result of the Georgia Convention,
which meets to-day. \ large number of the
most influential men Of the State will oppose
Secession with all their power.
1t is not certain which party has carried
Louisiana but the most influential men OF
posed to Secession have been elected to the
Convention.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-18


At 10 O'Clock this A NJ, boat with
white flag from Fort Sumpter, containing
Lieut.. Hall, arrived in this city. Lieut..
Hall bore a communication from Maj. An
derson to Gov. Pickens. The following is
the substance Of Major Anderson's commu-
nication
To the Governor Of South Cdrohna-!Sir
Two Of your batteries this morning fred
on an unarmed vessel bearing the flag of my
government. As have not been notified
that war has been declared by South Caro-
Ina against the United States, l can but
think this hostile act was committed without
your authority. Under that hope refrain
from opeaing fire on your batteries. re-
specially ask whether the above mentioned
act, without parallel in the history of this
country or of any other civilized government,
was in obedience to your instructions, and
notify you that if it is not Unclaimed | shall
regard AZ a, an act Of tcar, and shall not, af-
YET reasonable time for the return of nv
Messenger, permit any vessel within range
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-18
For the Free Press.
WEsTFoRD, Jan. -, i
aAHAPPY NEW YEAR"

The friends Of Rev J. II. WooDTA li-,., w.,
make him their twenty-foarth annual -. Isn
visit at his residence in Nestford, IuesuAH'
l, 1861, afternoon and evening, go, .,n,a"
with q merry heart VIII ''"
sn,b u.s the carl. nicely printed, and signed
am. Of twelrs-vbich vas responded to by
- hundred friends of the subscribers
= those pleasant annual gatherings, which
= hoe, repeated without interruption for
nearly quarter Of 2 century.
The visit, like its predecessors, was a very
rleasant one, and has never been surpassed in the
variety ard liberality Of its gifts. Grateful as
we trust We have been. AMI are, for these liberal
annual bestowments, we are more grateful, more
deeply affected By the wealth Of affection which has
prompted them, year By year, through somewhat
protracted residence in Westford. We have not
what may be styled a wealthy people, but we have
& somewhat peculiar people, (sufer US to say in
most respects very coed peoPle) II any Of
them should chance TO see this it might be we'll
for them to read the parenthesis in quicker
and weaker tone Of voice, or perhaps what would
be better, SHIT their eyes, and skip it. Well
leave it there, they peculiar, peculiar in this
they keep their ministers They have not been
without enc for nearly hfty three years, AMI yet
their present pastor IS their second minister. God
has blessed them, ana viii bless Uem nore and
moro. We thank them most sincerely for their
continued charity, affection, ard liGerality for so
long time, and deeply regret that We are 50 IN
worthy Of them.
J. Il WOODWARD
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-18
WASHINGTON, Jan. II, l. P. NJ

The National Inte'Egencer Of this morning
publishes a startling communication 1t
says that caucus of senators from Florida
Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, and Louis!
ana met on Saturday night and passed re
solution to seize the military aud political
power Of the South. They then telegraphed
orders to their confederates to seize the Forts
Arsenals, Custom Houses, Post Offices, re-
venue Cutters, &c, and advise their ccDven-
lions to secede Immediately, but to
retain there congressional representatives,
tiyes, until Sprin G to prevent unpleas-
ant legislation. They advised seeding States
to send delegates to Montgomery on the 18th
Of February, to form provisional govern
ment. They resolved to dragon the obacco
States into secession, and rely for the success
for these reasonable purposes, on detection
from the United States army and navy. They
rely, to support their power, upon various
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-18

Southern leagues, and the Knights of the
golden circle. The Istslhgencer says that
the writer is late Southern Congressman IN
whose name will be given if required.
Many persons regard the manner, style
and tone of the speech Of Jefferson DAVIS of
Mississippi as an evidence of fright at tire
position of the south. Great fears of an in
surTection of slaves Is felt in the neigbbor-
ing Virginia countries, and patrols about
every plantation are established q kegs of
powder have been found secreted In various
places.
One military company of Washington. i f
ter long debate last night, resolved to re-
main true to the Union, until Virginia and
Mary land left it, then to stand by the South.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-18

STATE OF VERMONT The Honorable
for the District OF Ch'tcaea. 70 th' heirs aud all
persons Interested AZ she estate It prs1n Sat-rd
late q CucAe-'"r IN said district, deceased,
Greeting
Whereas. Al oiicaJi.n has been made 10 tAis
Cour; IL writing. ty tee Administrator Of tns Is
f4fe 81 Ors,n Safcrii,te 81 Colchester, deceased
9rs1iuz Tor i.ense add authority 10 sell tbs
real estate Of si'J iacea-ri including tie
reFar.iou 81 thc ria.e', dover therein for the
psyn-rt Of debts sal charges - administration
sud setting forth therein the amount Of det IS
.!ea from the s4ii deceased ths charges Of admin
i-:ralien the amour, q p1rsacai estate, End l.
situation Of the real estate.
Nheroup5n the ill curt appointed and assigr-
Ell tr 2Ist dav ot January. \. d 1851, a. Il
Probate Court Rooms, in ssii district, 10 bear aud
deci ie ut q -aii Application and petition, ara
ordered public notice thereof 10 re gwen 10 81
persons interested trofein ~ publishing saii o.
Ter together with the time ard p aca OF hFartE5,
three weeks succo 7iveiv, IN the Burlington tTes
Pres, Sc newspaper which circulaies ia tho neigh
lornooa O. those persons interested sald estate.
al which publications shall b. previous TO the day
signed Tor Eeatjr-
Th-r,iars yau aye h reby tifei p appear before
SAID .urt 10 the tine an pisco assigned then ard
there ~ sail ga,ift g. give bombs. a. the isT di-
reCts for tre ps, sls # the debts a1! charges CT
lIg,iuis.sati-s. sni 1.-so s5rr directions % IL
.....E.irc suen license. il r1u see escz-'-
Given urd-r mr hand. g, The Proba:e Coufs
Rooms, tbs Goth l4y of DscsmLrr. =. ID i7oc.
ezFrs y. FRENCH. Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-18
FROM WASHINGTON.
Resignation Of Secretary Thomas.

Resignation Of Secretary Thomas.
WASHINGTON, Jan. u.
Secretary Thomas has resigned, in conse-
quence Of disagreement with the President
as to the manner of collecting the revenues.
The President offered to Mr. Thomas the po
stion of Secretary Of the Interior, made va
cant by the resignation of MIR. Thompson,
but this he declined.
No decision has yet been reached IN the
matter Of the firing on the Star of the West.
The Navy Department say that the war
steamer Brooklyn is sent to Charleston upon
a peace mission.
Dudley Mann leaves this week for Europe,
as Commissioner on part of South Carolina
TO make commercial arrangements with
European Governments.
T. Butler also leaves on similar business on
behalf of Georgia.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-18
New YORK, Jan. Il

The troops of Alabama and Florida seized
fort Barrancas and the Navy Yard at Pensa-
cola, Saturday.
The Star OF the West returned here on Sat
urday with the troops from Charleston, and
landed the soldiers at Governor Island VS.
terdav. We learn from Washington that
they are not to be sent back. 1t seems that
South Carolina, having repulsed the forces
Of the U. S from Charleston harbor, has
sent another ambassador to Washington, to
offer an ultimatum to the weaker party
Conditions not yet known. Gen ScOtt's
military dispositions to protect Washington
are continued. A force Of 23S men and 10
horses and regular troops arrived yesterday
from Kansas. One company was sent 10
Fort McHenry at Baltimore, and the rest
retained at Washington.
The navy appropriation bill was attacked
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-18

New YORK, Jan. u
The steamer Star Of he Wei, Captain
MCGOWAN, has arrived. She reports We'd
nesday, IA.M., made Charleston Bar Laid
to until daylight, when she proceeded to
enter the harbor. When off Morris Island
was fred into by battery Of that poat-l7
shots fired, one taking slight effect on her
port bow and a second as she turned to leave
the haTbor, on starboard quarter, between
the smoke stack AMI engine-beam.
Finding it impossible to land troops, she
was returning to sea at A NJ, when fire
was continued Remained outside bar over
Wednesday night-saw steamer coming
out and supposed they were in pursuit-ex-
tinguished all the lights, and was not seen
by them. Spoke ship Emily St. Pierre, of
and for Charleston, at anchor, who had
been refused admittance in consequence Of
having American flag flying. Troops will
remain on board until orders have been re-
caived from Washington. She lays at anchor,
awaiting orders from Washington.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-18
Married.

At tie residence Of the brides f.ther on the
18th inst, by Rev. c. ". Seaton, Nr. J. C. Rus
sell, to Miss Lottie L. LcavenvoItb, all Of ChaI-
lotte, VT.
In starkstO-o', Jan 9th by Rev. z. H. Brown,
Mr. Sidney Bushnell, AMI Miss Julia a. Worth,
all Of StarksboTo'.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-18
MoNraoMFRY, Ala. Jan 9.

Tie Convention has been in secret session
two days A Committee Of ! secessionists
and e co-operationlsts was appointed to
draft a secession Ordinance, who will report
tomorrow. \ test vote shows that the
S9cessionists have a small majority.
Eve volunteer companies left for Pensaco-
Ia to day, understood by the request of the
Governor of Florida
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-18

The South Carolina Secretaries of War
and State went Yesterday to Fort Sumpter
under flag Of truce. There is great excite
ment, and ali sorts of rumors are an3at as to
their object, but nothing certain is publicly
known. The Secretaries remained two hours
at Sumpter- 1t is believed the visit was not
hostile
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-18
MORE SEIZURES OF L. 5. FORTS.

NEW URLEANs, Jan 10.
All the troops in New Orleans were under
arms last night by order of Goy.Moore- FIVE
companies embarked this morning, at two
O'Clock. to seize the arsenal at Baton Rouge
The New Orleans Battalion Artillery en-
barked at eleven for Forts Jackson and 81.
Philip, A. miles below on the Mississippi
commanding approach to New Orleans
Three companies, left this P. NJ, on a
steamer to sieze Fort Pike on Lake Pou-
chartrain. New regiments are being or
ganized, Texas and Florida will also seize
their Qualifications. Troops in Tennessee
and Missouri are arming.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-18
CHARLESTON. l0G


The report that the Brooklyn is coming
creates intense excitement. Great pTepara-
tons are making in the harbor Ihest2am-
er Marion has been purchased and viii be
converted into q man-ol-war. Fort Sumpter
will open fire on the South Carolina fortif-
cations the fight viii be general and the
people are preparing for it, and for the
worst.
The Brooklyn cannot come into the har-
Dor without great battle. Maj. Andesson's
guns will protect her, he having only pledged
himself not to prevent communication
between the South Carolina forts until Lieut..
Talbot came back. A steam-tug under Lieut..
Hamilton left tonight to reconnoiter. She
carries only one gun. There is some talk of
sending to Savannah for tugs to be used as
gun-boats.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-18

of,,,, aims in order to save as far as IN my
W. fbe shedding OF blood. beg you VIII
IL due notification Of my decision, hoping
However YOUR answer may justify in any
further contingency my forbearance.
Signed, ROBERT ANDERsoS.
Gov. Pickns replied, after stating the po-
sition of South Carolina, that any attenI. -
send Government troops to reintoIc- a.
forts would be regarded as an act OF io9'i.i
ty, and any attempt to reinforce fort oulnP-
ter or to retake any forts within the "a'1Is
of South Carolina will be regarded as COR
sive Of the State. Special agents oil the oar
have warned vessels with troops foT Fort
Sumter not 10 enter its harbor. lie says
special orders have been given not to IRE INTO
=, ssels until a shot across their bows shouIl
warn them Of prohibition. Uoder such o.
ders and circumstances the Siar Of the btS@
was fred into, and the act IS perfectly Justl'
fed hy me. The Governor in response to
Major Anderson's threats, says Major Anoer-
son must be the Judge Of his own resp3;-si-
bility, and saws hi; position in the harb'T
was an act OF liberation on the part OF ; Uth
Carolina.
He concludes by saying that the act pro
pos by Major Anderson cannot be received
with any other purpose than that the Gov
eminent IS imposing On South Carolina, the
condition Of d conquered province.
Ma. Anderson responds acknowledging the
Governor S reply and says he deems it pro
per to refer the matter to his government,
deferring the course indicated in his former,
until the receipt OF Instructions from Wash
ingt0D and asks the safe departure Of Lilut.
Talbot to ana from Washiugt0n.-Ih Gov
ernor Immediately granted every facility to
Lieut. Talbot.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-18
WAsHINGToN, Jan. {

The object of the departure of the steamer
Brooklyn is supposed to be to relieve the
Star Of the West in case the South Carolina
authorities oppose her ingress into the har
Dor and bring the troops back to Norfolk.
William H. Russell has be n bailed for
500, 600.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-18

\ despatch has just been received from
Governor Ellis Of North Carolina saying that
the state troops had BEN ordered TO eyacoate
Fort C4sve AID Surrender it to elerl
authority.
The cabinet is DOW ia se:si IA and General
Dix, the new Secretary Of the Treasury is
present for the first time. Il is understood
that tie consultation relates to the proposed
return to the peace policy demanded by
South Carolina by tie federal goy,nment.
Senator B .Itr of Pennsylvania, The P,.-'-
dents confidential friend predicts frmn
on the part Of the administration. Senator'S
Thompson OF New Jersey and Dougl- ..
Illinois, strongly denounee tie rocentacts Of
-ecessionis,s. Senator hereosiy Of Mary
land astonisLei the Republican Senators
yesterday, by remarking ;hat the State be
represented would soc'ce from Jae Union II
the resolutions Of Nj. Cut,eDJ.a wors de-
f.atei Mes>rs Cuueud-u and Kennedy
comprise the Americans m the Senate.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-18
Jackson, Miss. Jan. y

The Ordinance for the immediate secession
Of the State passed the Convention yesterday,
by vote of 81 against Is. All the promi-
nent buildings in the place are illuminated
Cannons were fred and other demonstrations
made
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-18
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NEWARK. Jan. Il.

The Republican meeting here last nigh
adopted resolutions against any compromise,
re.endorsing the Republican platform. in
favor Of sustaining the Constitution and on
CoTcing laws, ana approving Majar Ander-
SIN s nnnra 70
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-18
10 CnNS EIMPTINES.

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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-18

FROM SOUTH CAROLINA,

CHARLEsTON, II.
Resolutions have unanimously passed the
legislature, declaring that any attempt b.
the Federal Government to reinforce Fort
Sumptar vii! be regarded as an act Of open
hostility, and Il declaration of war; also ap-
proving Of the act Of firing on the Star Of
the West. New Military Companies are
pouring in from all parts Of the State. The
people are quiet, bnt the work OF delenc
goes braycly on.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-18
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DISEASES OF wcMEN.-Da. MArrrsON

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HIefs.

In Burlington, Jan. 10, 1861, Ellen Moore aged
10 years.
In Burlington, on TIE l4th inst, Willy, Oldest
son Of ; In and ANA Livock, aged years AID /
mnoths.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-18

IT SHOWED all day yesterday, commencing
before light, and there is now more than a
foot OF snow on the ground greater fall
than at any time this winter. The weather
is mild and still
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-18

yurr ST. A CARD.
WE subscriber bees to tender his ecknowl-
euse r, 70 the citizens Of Burlington ard
vicinity, for the very liberal na,r.r,oa bestovei
during the yaar, and having iu.t repIenisl, a his
Stock with good assortment Of
PPLNTS AND DRESS GOODS
in general.
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Ct the latest styles.
Hoods and Stating Caps, DOesbins, CASH
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iery, &c, &c,
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characteristics in Trade that have marked the
past, will be a sufficient guaranty for the favor
and patronage Of friends and the public generally
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Come one, come all . al # we can; suit you
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Respectfully, l.. W.PAGF.
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