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MELVIN BARNES ESTATE.

WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been ap-
W pointed by the Honorable the Probate
Court for the District Of Grand Isle Commission
ers to receive examine and adjust the claims and
demands of all persons against the Estate of NJ 4.
Barnes late of Grand Isle in said district deceas-
ed, represented insolvent. And also all claims and
demands exhibited in ofTsett thereto; and six
months from the day Of the date hereof being al
lowed by said Court for that purpose, VIC do
therefore hereby give notice that will attend
to the business of our appointment at the dwell
inc Of NJ 3. Cory, in Grand Isle, in said district,
ON the last Tuesdays of April and June next. at
10 o'eIock A. NJ. on each of said days.
Dated at Grand Isle this 9Th day Of January,
lSGI.
ABEL BROWN, Com
WILLIAM CHAMBERLGN, mission
SETH UOAG, )ers.
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Our special thanks are due to Mr. Thomas
Of the Boston Office of the Vt. & Boston
Line, and to MIR. Drury of this place, for
their unaagging energy in forwarding the
Inaugural to US, whereby we were enabled
to lay it before our readers Monday eve
ming. The Free Press was eagerly snatched
up by expectant readers as it came from the
press, and the demand Tor it has been con-
stantup to this very hour.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-08

BrCHANAN's PAvoRITEs ALL TRAITORS. Ihe
Washington correspondent of the Philadei-
phia Press makes up this suggestive sum
mare:
an early all the favorites Of Mr.. Buchanan are
engaged in the secession conspiracy. The mon
strous transaction of Twiggs, in Texas, whicn
bears the double character Of unmitgated trea-
son and individual dishonesty, has been long IN
process, and the celebrated Ben Mccullough, one
of Mr.. Buchanan's most intimate friends, has
been engaged in it. His household editor, Viii
liam NJ. Browne, is at Montgomery, assisting dis
union with all his ability, while his late Secretary
of the Treasury, his late Secretary of War, his
late Secretary Of the Interior, and most Of those
who advocated his policy in Congress, either hold
position under the Southern Confederacy, or &C.
cupy prominent places in the organization which
sustains it."
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s T Y L f s.
VERMONT SCENERY.

The subscriber having long entertained the idea
Of making a complete collection Of Photographic
Views of the splendid scenery of Vermont, visited
last spring several parts of the State, obtaining
nearly fifty large views, which are now on exhibit
ton and for sale at his Gallery, for sI,2j each.
Nothing more beautiful or appropriate as an
ment for the parlor walls of Vermont home, can
be found, and the price is so low as to bring
them within the reach of all, no family should he
without one or more Of them.
Other parts of the State will be visited during
The early months of the coming spring, and the
present number Of Views more than doubled
The subscriber has on exhibition Photographs
of upwards of $50 members of the last Legisla-
ture, including the Governor, Lieut. Governor,
Ex-Governors, Senators and Representatives; also,
Photographs of a large number of citizens of
Burlington and vicinity, making, altogether, by
far the largest collection to be found in the State,
and which will we'll repay any one for calling and
examining.
Persons visiting Burlington for the purpose Of
getting pictures taken, will do well to call snd
examine the specimens, enquire the prices. and
JrDGE Foa THEMSELVES and not be Influenced BY
what iHters,ted or pr13dieed parties may tel
them.
n. B. The subscriber also has large and we'll
furnished Galleries at Montpelier and St. Albans,
where experienced operators can always be found
10 attend to the wishes o. customers.
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BEDDING PLANTS.


TRACY Il MECH
OGcr to Amateurs an lovers Of beautiful tlcVeis'
fine healthy Plants Of the following species,
al ~ pots:
Verbenas-There il no flower Of modern iutroduo-
tion so indi.t,u, Bile fer the flower garden az
the Verbeua-evcr blooming, embracing every
tint Of color, # which we have an unTiyaled
collection Of go vsr.-Sl so per doz.
Lartanas.-They are rapidly becoming as great IA
vorites AZ the Verbenas, which they resemble
in shape Of flower, and they supply what We
lack in the Verbena-an abundance OF bright
orange and yellow tints; 20 yar.-S2 per doz-
Ge-aniums.-Great improvement has been in this
flower As regards size of flower, color and pc
euliarities Of foliage; 20 yar.-Sl so per doi-
rucbsiaz.-A splendid collection Of this we'll
known, but too litte cultivated plant, contain
i-pthe new white striped and double corollaed
varieties; 50 varieties-25e each, 81 per doz.
pahlias.-A prize collection Of 100 var.-ss to 81
per doz.
Splendid French GladioIus. -Thesc unsurpassed
and elegant Flowers We have before called at
tsntion to.-25c. each, s. per doz.
Pe.unias.-Tbis very beautiful but not fully ar-
preeiated flower, has been greatly improved
within the last few years. With the addition
CT the new dtuDle varieties WHICH tIe OF IN
mense size, brilliant coIors, almost equalling
a Camella in form, it claims place in every
garden; g per doz.
Roses.-Upwarls Of 500 varieties; sGto - per
d0Z.
Carnations and Picoties.-A fine collection Of so
var, including the Tree or Perpetual
Carnatious-these are particularly suited to
house culture; 25c. to soc. each.
Splendid Japan Lilies; s each,
Bouvardias, var, a new summer towering plant
25c. each.
HcIiotropes.-An indispensable plant for perfume,
boques being perfect without ifs var;
81 per doz.
Asters, Stocks, searbosia and all ANNALS in ge1er
al; soc per dOz.
All orders requested as early as possible
TRACY & MECH,
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FARM FOR SALE.

A LARGE DAIRY FARM. upon LamoiIle
"a River, in Cambridge, confirming 256 acres Of
excellent land consisting of suitable proportions
of Interval, Upland and Woodland, on which is q
large and eommodious house, with a wood.shed
three barns, and other outbuidings, all supplied
with water from durable springs. A complete set
Of farming dairy and sugar implements are offer
cd with the farm. This farm is situated one and
a half miles east of Cqmbrdge Centre, on the main
road from Burlington to Johnson.
A part Of the purchase mOpey may remain on
annual interest, payable in yearly instalments
Inquire Of the subscriber on the premises.
G.. A. BARBER.
Cambridge, January 18th, 1861. VT
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EETE TIE SUBSCRIBERS, having been nP-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District Of Chittenden, Commissioners TO
receive. examine and sdjust the claims and de-
mards Of all persons, again the estate u Henry
j. Howe late # Jericho in said district, deceased.
represented in-o.ycnt and also all claims and DC
uanGs exhibited in offset thereto; and six months
from the doy Of the date hereof, being allowed by
said Court for that pcrpose, we do, therefore,
hereby give notice, that we will attend 10 tie
business Of our appointment at the dwelling Of
Mary p Howe, in Jericho, in said District, or
tie "a Thursdays Of May and June next, at 10
o'clock. A. NJ. OF each Of said days
Dated this 18th day Of February, A. D. 1851.
I. BEACH, Commis-
w3lr3 Z. ". GALCSHA, : sioners.
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NOTICE.

Bank Of Burlington J In Chancery
vs. Chittenden Co,
IuIson ". stone aud others. April Term, 1851.
Whereas the Bank Of Burlington has filed in
the Clerks Office in the Court of Chancery for said
County its Bill for the foreclosure of three pieces
| Of land in UuderhiU in said county, viz one
/ hundred acre lot No. Il in the Isl division
! drawn to the original right Of Robert MidwinteT
one piece of twenty-eight acres part of lot No.
SO in the FIRST division. Also one other piece Of
Is Is acres and the same 4. 3. Benty decided to
Jonas Humphrey, June l7tb, 1885, re urnabIe at
said term and Sc ting forth in substance that on
the 9Th day Of December, 1919, Juison W. and
Ambrose c. Stone by their deed Of that date
mortgaged said three pieces Of land to said ora
! tor to secure the payment Of Sl5l2 embraced in
ten notes Of that date all Of which except the
two last were paid, and these, one for $500, the
other for $50, were due and unpaid. And further
setting forth that Edgar Z. Wright and John c.
Goodhue Of said UIderhill, Isaac C. Stone and
Norman Wright Of Jericho, and John LinahaT
Of Essex, in said county, and Willard Fuller Of
johnson in the Co. OF LamOille, appear by the land
records Of said Underhill to have become interested
in portions of said mOrtgaged premises subsequent
to said mortgage to the orator and are made par
ties and further setting forth that said Ambrose
c. Stone was dead,-aEd praying that said parties
might be decreed to pay the amount due to said
orator on its mortgage By a short day, and in de-
fault thereof that the equity of redemption Of all
of said parties in said mortgaged premises may be
foreclOsed.
And it appearing that some of said parties re-
side out Of the State Of Vermont aud cannot be
served with the usual subpoena, they there
fore ordered to appear before the Court Of Chan
Gerry next to be held at Burlington, within and
for the County Of Chittenden, the first Tuesday
Of April, A. D. 1851. s-i make answer to said
Bill Of complaint and III de the orders Of said
Court thereon And if they make default in 30
doing. said Bill will be taken confessed
against them. And the Orator is hereby ordered
to publish the above abstract Of said Bill and said
order three weeks successfully in the Burlington
Weekly Free Press, the last Of which shall be at |
least twenty days before the commencement Of |
said Court.
Given under my hand this 10th day of Febru- |
airy, 1851.
J. :. ADAMS, Clerk.
USDEEwooD & WALEER, Solicitors.
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THE BIBLE'-An English barrister, who
was accustomed to train students for tho
practice of the law, and was not himself a
religious man, was once asked why he put
students from the very first to the study and
analysis of the most difficult part of the sa-
cred Scriptures. "Because, said he, "there
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-08
New of the W eek
BY Telegraph TO the Daily Free Press.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, March 6.
Mr.. Seward was the first member of the
Cabinet to enter upon the duties of his Office,
at the State department.
1t was expected that Secretary DIX would
vacate his Office to-day, but at the request of
his successor, Gov. Chase, he holds over IN
til tomorrow.
When Mr.. Dix entered upon his duties the
treasury was literally empty. There were re
QUESTIONS on the table from the departments
which there were no means of paying ex-
ceeding $l,900,00O; fishing bounties un-
paid, amounting to $3.50, 000 treasury
notes overdue amounting to $3.50 GEO. The
aggregate is S2.70O.0o0, These have all
been paid.
Yesterday the accounts were stated in ex-
pectation of Mr.. Chase'S entrance on his
duties, and they show balance in the treas
ury exceeding Sc GOO 600. This sum, With
the current receipts from the customs,
amounting to about $4,000 a day, in coin,
it Is belieyed will enable the new admiuis-
tration to sustain itself without calling for
further loans for some time.
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Your Hands are Not Rough and Burning
AFTER THE MONDAYS WASHING,
StearnS & Co.'s GIycerine Soap

Your work will be done in less time and better,
than with any other soap. Ii. Moore, of the 9TH
Ward Bank, New York, says: Its cleansing prop
critics for clothes beautiful and it washes well
in hard water; and instead of making the hands
rough and wrinkled in heavy wash, it leaves
them smooth and soft" Sold by all GrOcers, and
by SIEAkNS g. Co., Commercial street, near State
St. Boston.
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.
WEDNESDAY, March Q.

Al market 55l Cattle, about 40 beeYes, and
1o4 stores. consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows
one. two and three years old.
M,pkxr BEEF. Extra, per cwt ,se.75as7 CO., rst
,,,;tv &C Is; second quality IS so; third
quality $50; ordinary 81 10
WORKING oxES.-s9O $3.50 per pair
Cows AND CALvEs.-s3o a67.
YEARLrxGs-s- Two years OLD - CIV
Three years old SIG a SIS
Lawns 100 a. Market-prices in
lots 81 81 so; extra and selections - -
ass so
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-08
VI A N III o D ID

nv" hOSAs hON RESI- OhEUs
Just Published, in a Sealed EnreZope,
I'm THE NATURE, TREATMENT, AND
~ RADICALCU OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
or Seminal Weakness, Sexual Debility, Nervous
ness and Involuntary Emissions iniucing Impc-
tency and Mental and Physical Incapacity.
BY ROBERT J. CULvERwELL, NJ. D.,
4utAor of 81 rssa Book e.
The world-renowne3 author, in this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences Of self-abuse may be
etectually removed without medicines and without
dangerous surgical operations, bOugies, instru-
ments, rings eordials, pointing out a mode Of
cure at once certain and efeetual, by which every
sufferer no matter what his condition
may be, may cure himself cheap
ly, FrUateiy and radically. This lecture viii
prove a boon to thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal to any address. post pad, on the
eceipt Of two postage stamps, by addressing
DR.. CHI. J. c. KLINE, NJ. D., I27 Bowery,
New York, Post Office Box 1856.
AIril I. dawIy
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NEMYoRK March q

EAs NEN Okh Mdrcn. o.
Dispatches from Mont gomery, Ala. state
that the Congress Of the Confederate States
are busily engaged in organizing standing
army for the anticipated conflict. Mr.. Craw-
ford, one of the three Commissioners from
the Southern Confederacy appointed to nc
eotiate with the government Of the United
States for the transfer of the public property,
arrived in Washington yesterday.
Ex. President Buchanan took his depar-
tire from Washington yesterday for his home
at Wheatland,
The Steamship Northern Light arrived
here yesterday bringing specie on Freight to
the amount of $S55,775, and 3l4 passengers.
From New Orleans it is stated that the
I. S. Revenue cutter Dodge was seized on
md inst, in Galveston By by the State
au thorities Of Texas
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Married.

In Shelburne, on the 18th ul,., by the Rev. A.
Campbell, Mr.. FRED. J. MECH, to Miss PoLLIE +.
WHITE, all of Shelburne.
In Shelburne, on the 10th ult., by tho Rev. A.
Campbell, Mr.. THOMAS WILSON. of Shelburne, TO
Miss MARANDA Cora, of Charlotte.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-08

AGENTS WANTED.

IN Addison, Franklin, Lamoilie, Grand Isle and
q Washington Counties, to sell the
WHEELER g. WILSON SEWING MACHINE.
The best in the world Apply to
GEO. W. g. G. G. BENEDICT,
wifi Burlington, VI.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-08

Beef sold at same prices as last week. here
was good supply Of Western Cattle; most of em
were fat but of rather coarse quality. Sheep IL
sold at 25cts per head lower than for the lasKwO
or three weeks
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-08
UNITED STATES
" d
+ o r z | G "
Patent Agency and Law Office,

One door east Of Deolittle's Har ware Store,
College Street, Burlington Vt.
Persons desir, US TO obtain PATHNrS in the
United States, I NGLAND, FRANCE, and other
foreign Countries, would do we'll 10 al p throu ga
this Office. Z. @. WARD, SJlicitor
FEB II. lsGI. WHY
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Died.

At Lancaster, Wisconsin, Feb. q, 1851, Eliza
M, aged "a years, wife of Sherman Page, and
daughter of the late Hon. John Allen of West
ford, Vi.
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TSNHE Subscriber offers for sale his farm in
Il Hioesburgh, known the cid ELLINGTON
FAEM,' about 1870 acres The farm Is g valuable
one; the house is in good repair and the barns
ample and convenient. Fer terms and further
particulars enquire Of the subscriber on the pre-
misses.
A. II. POST.
Hinesburgh, Feb. 90, 1861. w35w3*
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Small Farm For Sale,

r5'HREE miles southeast Of Burlington village,
Il owned 80 years by Thomas Atwater, contain
ing IS acres, with buildings, excellent water
valuable orchard of superior and saleable fruit,
location healthy, neighbOrs good, scenery beauti-
ful, title perfect, annual payments small, terms
plain, snd words few. Address
W. w ATWATER, of Rutland, VI.
Burlington, Feb. IA, 1861. w3t
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Special A0ilCcS.

\ FACT rth poadering on--Tho Certif-
cate Of tho world-A Universal MeGicire-For
the investigation of truth or for testing the merits
Of a fact,t.e ''inrs are uoocssary-u rsality,
authentic docun,., Z
all Of which Hcliovays Pills and Ointment possess
in an eminent dogrec-thcy are universal by be-
in advertised in every printed language and used
by all nations throughout the word; their authen-
tic documents the MILL rs Of rtifed cures in
all climes ard among al! peoples; and personal
observation of the thousands who daily witness
the immediate relief they are giving in coughs
colds, asthma, bronchitis, Wheeling in the chest
and difficult breathing; also the radical cures in
neuralgia, .io-ao!oseux, rheumatism, lumtago,and
sciauca.
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LOCATION. PLAN OF SALE

LOCATION, PLAN OF SALE
AND OPERATIONS.
The course pursued heretofore has been to sell
only &, actual Sc Il rs, or those who would in
prove within d We slime, ami the result IS
LIEGE. TLOURIyHINGS ETTLENENT.
And land has been known TO rails, in value four
fold Ia one year. These lands are divided into
two districts. The Atsion district, north and
Immediately back Of Hammouton Station, con-
tanning about thirty thousand acres. The Batt5
dist-c- cast between Hammouton, East Hammou-
ton, ana Pleasant Mills, coutainin. ten thousand
acres.
The Farm lands on the "Atsiou" will be
sold in quantities to suit purchasers from
ST. TO so PER ACRE.
The 20 acre farm lots in the Baltic district viii
Sf5 10 $50 PER ACRE.
Village and Town Lots at East Hammonton
$40 TO 500 PER ACRE.
village and Town Lots at Hammonton from
$50 TO $500 PER ACRE.
IN 0sii,PataJle ME 'ei be gigel 70 purchasers.
In the state Of New Jersey there is
LIBERAL HOMESTEAD LAW
which protects the Homestead to the extent Of
ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED dollars
Under the firm conviction that this arrangement
will afford an opportunity for
THO USANDS TO OBTAIN 1
II O NJ f STEA AID,
and better their condition, and open up new
country to a practical utility and beauty, never
before witnessed, We lay this proposition before
the world LANDON, NORTH 4 co.
v. B.-Persons wishing to make enquiries by
letter, enclosing stamp, will be answered cheer
fully. Address or apply to JoHN LANDoN or
DR.. j. II. NORTH Hammonton, Atlantic Co, Nj;
10 y KEENAN,, Weymouth, n. j.; NEWMAN WEEKS,
Agent for New England, at Rutland Vt; and
5. W. DIoksoN, Philadelphia Pa.
The View England Office is in Buffon's Block,
on Merchants Row, near the Depot, over the Rut-
land Courier Office. W33wi
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100000

FRUIT TREES ORNAMENTAL
EVERGREENs AND SHADE TREES.
Superb Varieties. Sales Cheap.
Grown at o. SHIPMAN'S,
w34y1 near W'iaooski, ".
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rE'HIS JUSTLY CELEBRATED Pillow was
first Introduced o. the trade in 1859, and is
now commanding the most extensive sale Of any
implement in the country. It will till shallow or
deep desired, cuts a good furrow, has a ve-y
easy draugbt, is well adapted to the soil Of Yer
mont, and Is the easiest pillow to manage, yet in
troduc9d We give, enc dealer (Merchant or
Farmcr) the exclusive sale Of them for the
town where he resides, where the Territory is not
already promised For prices and plates Of pillow
apply to
NJ. Y. r. BULL,
Whitehall y. Y,
Manufacturer Of Stores, HoiIoe Ware, Agyicuit,r-
n Iap'emsr's Steam EHgHes, Fi1aos, D5iL
Lq,hcs. and all kinds Of Nj chineIy, Iron Fronts
for buildings, Columns, Window Caps, Window
and Door Sils, Cornices, &c, Iron Doors, Blinds
and Shutters Iron Fence Railing Balcony from
late and desirable patterns.
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The subscriber makes his bow to the readers Of
The Burlington Free Press AMI respectfully in
yites them t. cal
The yernont Gallery Of Art,
1872 ~ Church Street,
(Oyer China Hall,) Burlington VI, where they
can see the largest and best collection Of
PHOTOGRAPHS. PLAIN AND CoL0BEp,
PORTRAITS and VIEWS,
tina. can be found in the State.
ANBROTVPES.
Tut up In any kind Of plain OF fancy case, which,
for c,earness. brilliancy, aud durability cannot be
surpassed and at prices that
DEFY COMP ETITIONt
PHOTOGRAPH
FOR ONE DOLLAR!t
Having purchased new MULTIPLYING
CAMERA, esigned for taking large number Of
pictures at one sitting the subscriber is enaoled
to sell small Photographs at the above unparaI-
lelcd
To W PRICE
Having secured the services of Mr.. S. n, Jones,
of New York, for finishing Photographs in
INDIA INK,
OIL COLORS.
WATER C0LORS,
orPASTEL,
can offer the public
COLoRED PHOTOGRAPHS,
of any size, from the smallest miniature to
Ltfe Sic!
which, for beauty Of finish, and correctness Of
likeness, clnpot be excelIci The specimens, col
ored by Mr.Jones, on exhibition, are acknowI-
edged by all good judges of art to be
Far Superior
to anything Of the kin ever exhibited in town.
Old and faded DAGUEnREoTYrfs or ANBRorYrEs |
can be COPIED AND ENLsFGED, and colorcd 10 any
style, making them equally perfect though taken
from life ard as durable as the best Oil Painting.
Persons having pictures of deceased friends, Of
the durability Of which they not sure, should
attend to the matter at once, 5efors is i1ts.