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Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-28
Front street, Umatilla, Oregon.
| Dancing Academy.

M ESSRS. SEELY, BROWER & BURT beg
4H-L leave to inform the ladies and gentlemen of
Bannock City and vicinity, that their school is
now open for instruction in all the new and most
fashionable ball room dances Glass for advance
scholars, on Monday and Thursday evenings: and
for new beginners, on Wednesday and Saturday
evenings. School for children, on Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons, at three o'clock. PRS
yaCe lessons given at the hall between ten and
four o'clock. For further particulars, enquire at
the hall. n7-tf
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-28


ADVERTISING" Mr. Walter Barrett, clerk !"
who is writing biographies of the merchants of
New York City, says of UdOlpho Wolfe, twenty>
five years ago:
saw him peddlirg about the lower part of the
city some years, but did not know him, except
as one of the descendants of Adam. Mr. Wolfeis
written about, who has ever been an extensive ad
vertiser. He has advertised, judciousIy, system
atically and widely He has employed the pens
of some of the cleverest writers in the city. He
has paid more than million of dollars for adverS
Using, not only in the columns of the widely-cir
culated and unchangeably priced Herald, out the
hundreds of ephemerals that were glad to get any
price, and have only lasted for few weeks. No
man Of this rank has SO extensively advertised );
no merchant has been more magnifcently recOm-
pensed than he has for his extensive advertising.
1t has rolled up fortune that is longer counts
ed by thousands, but by hundreds of thousands
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-28
Note Found.

M A. LIND will find a note Of hand drav
Nls in his favor, by calling at this Office.
paying for this advertisement. I,
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-28
TO TAXPAYERS.

TERRITORY OF IDAHO,
COUNTY OF BOISE
NOTICE is hereby given that the duplicate as~
IN sessment roll of Boise county, for the current
year, is now in the hands of the County Treasurer
of said county, where it will remain until the first
Monday in December, at which time ten per cent.
will be added to all taxes then remaining unpaid
and the same be placed in the hands of the Sheriff
for collection.
". R. UNDER WOOD, County Auditor.
BY J. W. Brown, Deputy.
Bannock City, November eth, 1868. n7-tf
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-28

One Of the urchins in the School Ship Massa-
chusetts, who quite sick, was visited by lady
lately, The little fellow was suffering acutely,
and his visitor asked him if she could do anything
for him. g Yes" replied the patient, read for
me-" +" WIll you have a story?" +" No :" an
swered the boy, g read about Lazarus /" and the
lady complied The next day the visit was res
peated, and again the boy asked the lady to read
no." was the reply, j." I'm better to-day read me
a love story!"
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-28
LOOK OUTl

II AVING been appointed Prosecuting Attor.
IL ney, and ordered by the Board of County
Commissioners to prosecute all keepers of saloons,
billiard tables, bowling alleys, toll roads and gate
keepers, who do not Immediately procure license
as required by law; also, all officers who have
collected monies for fines and not paid the same
into the TIeasury-this is to notify such persons
that the order will be strictly obeyed and the law
enforced to the letter. GEO. G. HOUGH.
Bannock City, Nov. 4th. D7tf
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-28
COUNTY HOSPITAL.
TERRITORY OF IDAHO,
GnTTA41sNT ON pOTcr

4EIthIIOh1 Of IDAHO,
COUNTY OF BOISE
NOTICE is hereby given that County Hos.
In pital, for the care and medical attention of
the INDECENT sick, has been provided by the Board
of County Commissioners of said county Said
Hospital is situated between Wall and CONNER
cial streets, above MAN, in Bannock City. All in
digent sick persons who desire admission to the
Hospital, must make and file an affidavit with the
County Auditor, that he has no means, and no
friends from whom he can obtain assistance
No bills will hereafter be allowed for care or
medical attention to INDECENT sick outside Of the
hospital, unless a special contract be made with
one Of the Commissioners.
J. G. SMITH, Chairman Board of Com.
J. W. Brown, Deputy Clerk
BannOck, November 9Th, 1868, n7>tf
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-28

Ihave sat upon the seashore, and waited for its
gradual approaches, and have seen its dancing
wave and white surf, and admired that He who
measured it with His hand had given to it such
life and motion and have fingered until its gen
tie waters grew into mighty pillows, and had we'll
nigh swept me from my frnest footing. So have
seen needless youth gazing with too familiar
spirit upon the sweet motions and gentle ap-
prOaches of inviting pleasure till it has detained
his eye, and imprisoned his feet, and swelled upon
his soul, and swept him to a swift destruction.
II Basil Montague.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-28

TEHAMA ToBACCo.-The Red Bluff Beacon says:
From the best information that we can gather
this county will produce about forty thousand
pounds of tobacco this year. AS everything goes
to show that good article of tobacco can be
raised in this section, and there being no doubt as
to its being profitable crop, we venture the as
sertion that there will be raised in Tehama county
next year over two hundred thousand pounds.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-28

Samuel Boynton, of this city, fired pistol at
his wife, last Thursday, striking her on the side
hairs breadth of killing her. The ball passed
through, breaking her jaw bone, lodged on the in
side Of her mouth, and was finally extracted.
The cowardly and brutal act finds no justification
or excuse among honorable men, and the perpe-
traitor may consider himself in great luck in hay
ing escaped Iynching = Sonora Flag
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-28
70 all W hOm it may Concern.


II EEPERs OF SALOONS, BOWLING A.
legs, Billiard Tables, and all persons S.liinC
Spiritual Liquors, in less quantities than oDs anaS
are hereby Informed that the law reouires fbsr
to take out license. The proper way TO nrocHr
License is to pay the County TreasnFFar m
amount required by law, take recent from hin
which receipt should be taken to the Conntv Ii
itor, and by him filed, and the County Iudtg
then issues the License. A number Of nsrsop
have obtained receipts from the TreasnIer al
have not fled them with the Auditor, and obtspa
their License. The County Auditor is renuiTed b
law to open books, and keep an account with IN
officers Of the County, receiving and paving o.
money, and every man will see the uecsssi{v
filing their receipts with the Auditor. that he ma,
charge che Treasurer with the amount, Tbisii
formation is given to save the persons costs tba
are interested in the License question. A wordt
the wise is sufficient.
". R. UNDER WOOD, County Apdt5
By JONAS b. Brown. DeDnty.
October 9Th, 1868. THs
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-28

CoTFoN GRowNG IN IND1ANA.-The Evansville
journal says It has recently seen many accounts
in exchanges to the effect that cotton growing in
Indiana had proved failure, and that the crops
had been killed by the late frosts. The Journal
9 informed, however, by farmers in that section,
that, while much of the tobacco has been killed
by frost, the cotton is uninjured. Some of them
state that they have cotton, which has been crop
ped, that is now between five and six feet high !;
that the hollis are very full! and thatit is likely
turn out much better than.was anticipated at the
time of seeding.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-28

The st. Louis Republican, of September both,
contains the following:
passed through Louisville, on his way to the front,
for the body Of his son, who was killed in the
great battle of Chickamanga. Deceased was a
gallant young man, and was attached, with the
rank of Captain, to the staff of General Van
Cleve. He had previously served upon the staff
of General Sill,
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-28

A fellow up town, being a little short and a
little dry, walked into store and purchased few
crackers; before paying, seeing that the store
keeper had cider, he came to the sage conclusion
mission to swap the crackers for cider. Drinking
up the cider with smack of his lips, he turned
on his heel, and was opening the door to go out,
when the storekeeper said, "Come, pay me for
the cider.n Didn't 1 swap the crackers for the
cider ;" said the other. g Well, then, pay me for
the crackers" said the puzzled trader. Haven't
ye got them on the shelf? What are ye hinder
ing me for, ye darned foOl?" and off he went.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27

defending the Tallahatohic Pass, has been
taken with few prisoners by our fleet and
army which for 50 many days has been max
ing their way TO the rear Of VicksbIrg.
NV York. March -
Special dispatches art very barren of news
this morning.
The Hral6s Washine'a- dispatch states
that dispatch was received last night from
the commander at TIarper's TcrT-, anrornc-
in that the rebel Gen. Stuart, with con-
siderable force Of cavalry and artillery, was
within the federal lines, between Ioes''urs
and yoIaa, Ferry, moving in tho direction Of
the latter place.
There has not lccu any confirmation Of
this rumor hut the strongest evidence is
that it j., without foundation. So matter
Of prcc,u,i,u however measures were inn
mcli.tely instituted to- carturc any rebel
force that might hc in that position.
The Time disra'eh contains the follow
ing
Refugee vho arrived within onr lines
Yesterday, confirm ihe slaiemcut- that the
rebclarmy Is falling lack from frederick
burg. and is being m1s-ci in Dee dcfrncr
uc1r Richmond. They Represent the entire
force lc0 at tcdericLshur-on saturday night
g., have. L..,i ,ulr -nnu
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27
NEW BIICATIONS.

THs AIIAHIIo MoNIHLY for April is god
number. though with nothing particularly
brilliant in it that We SEC Gail Hamilton
indulge in "a Spasm Of Sense, Prof. A.as-
siz contributes another Of his Away inter
,'tinS scientific paper, aud there i a very
readable article on tho late Mr.. Buckle
There Il novelette, without very much
pitb TO it, and political article ly Nr
weylani, poetry, ono piece by Maj. Win
throp-s little Of all sorts Of Literature. to
suit everybody.
GoDEr's LADT's BOOK for April. rivals the
Atlantic for promptness and hlls is peculiar
sphere Of literature rs full as usual we
can give It nc higher prai-e.
SYLVIA tovzEs ny Mr. Ga-kill
New York Harp=r Z Bro \ tale
Of North country life IN England. among the
lnidiliu- 'l.=se-, the palut lcin- how far
mer's daughter love- Young sailor who j.
Impressed f5r the NAY, and the Young we
man cousin lv copceslins his knowledge of
the fact lcadr her to- believe her lover died.
and She nsrrioS him, only ~ find after two
,.sIe her -eilor a lieutenant in the navy;
Fhcrcul,n violent scene between husband
and vii, cnsucs and the husband cnli.t-,
70 conc hack in due time. wounded and brok
IN J Iyyn. rescue hi child from drowning, lie
forgiven ami d. Thee is nothing specially
howl luthc plot, and the merit Of the book
lies in the dcliucsti.m of character. over
drawn in .l-,t-. We think
l. WILLIAMS * Co, oC Bo-tou fcnd rs the
above and also b,,k of ADVENTURES ~
ArRGc,. hv WILLIAM {. BALpwIN,
published 10y H,rrtR- d Bros Of New York.
II is an interesting account Of Iart u the
writers life, spent in the wid- of South AZ
RIGA, and while not adding anything very
Now u striking TO N" knowledge Of that vast
COUNTRY which Livingston, Anderson, and
rlhere have given USE yet quito entertaining
With it- accounts of hunts AMI hsirbrca1th
o-,sre-, Of travels. toila and dangers. 1t Is
lrofu-cly illustrated.
NV Nun, oliver Dit-on. 4 Co. Of
Boston send NJ -r',uc new sheet music. vocal
md instrumental.
Gl.1Iy Assn RAJ. song and cl'oru.. F
BUCKLEY
t- g. -. NJ. r..,,--
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27

The Richmond Examiner 7ay- Another
heavy struggle ON the Iappahannock D'ay be
safely anticipated, and viii certainly trans
pirc without further delay than the condition
Of the soil compel, Tho plan Of the enemy
50 far a. developed. seem to he an engage
meut with the confederate ON the old ground
near Fredericksburg, while large army pas
ses the Gappahannock far higher and keep
ing the upsuds on this side of the river,
come, down on Lees rear. The vast forces
under Gen. Hooker will at least enable him
to take this movement with some chance of
success.
But if Gen. Ice army j. as large as it
was in December nothing can l'c feared from
that division Of the combat. n the conie-
dcraic forcc Is ~, sufficiently numerous 10
prevent the completion q the vancouver it t.
supposed there Is no cour-r hut 10 f'il back
on SOM POINT near Eic'mru' AMI GIVE the
enemy hattie at a greater distance from hi-
lasc
This i. the WORT that f. even possible and
it would le no disaster even if it should oc-
cur. some disasters and some defeats in the
enormously extended campaign now opening
will of r,urSc fall To cur bot.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27
BRIGHAM wRIcHT-s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. 'TnE llenoTa abe. ne
DISTRICT uF CHtrrENnt+s 6. , a ii"'A'' '''i'
the District Of Chirteudeu. r-.-,
T1a persons interested in the --'atc 'i 'l -',
- "''-''' i' GEIEUNc-
Irl.-.ss. said Court hath assigned the 1ttn dss ~
April next for the settlement ~ the admins
mont af brigham c. Wright late 0f Milton IN ~"
district deceased and ordered that public notice
Thereof h.. iyen 10 an persons interested m SAID
100. D., i7i,bIi-b in.. this order three weeks sue
c-ivcIy previous 20 the day assigned IN The bur,
lin.,t.r ~. Press printed In Burlington IN $40
Tl.-,.- ,au are hereby notified % appear At The
Probate Cont rooms ina Burlington ON the DAY a.
-f.-nel Then and there o. contest uie allowance "i
said recount if vou see cause =,
Girrr under ,i'v hand this 91 day of March NJ
r.. &c DIXON. Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27
,.nnnskl nRYANr.s EsrATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Honorable ihc
ur-rFr.T oF tUlrIEFplN, So ii'''''
tho District uf thitfCndcu
To- I'D person. Interested I'm tac c.'ate II Lode
Frv7rf ftte ~ Richmond IN -1id ll-tIlgl, ''-
ceased '.t,i a.. q
Hr.-..e sail Court hath signed inc sun Gay .i
Ami next for tho settlement of The a9mnistIttipi
,i..,--- .| tho administrator of the estate 81
L; t,-,,,- Ia+r If Richmond M said district.
is-.r.ef AMI ordered that public notice thereof ne
-iys1 -r In persons interested in said estate, by
Tubishfn- tfi. order three weeks -necsssivelN Pre-
-. b. ~ f..r a..i-ued IN rho Burlington f..e
rr-ssr printed in Burlington, m s1il District
yfr-f+lrr ven are hereby uofihed % appear pr ,.3
...-.a1 +har and there % contest the allowance "i
nd account. NJ Won SOC cause
Given unIrr uv hand. tla iifH DAY ot March
Ns DIXON. Re- f-r
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27
LEGAL NOTICES.
GEORGE sN,LI.s ESTATE

prsfRicr OF cHIT1EvDEv. S. | Probate Court, for
the District Of Chittendcn.
To the heirs AMI al persons interested in the e.
tate of George small late Of Huntington in sad dis
tr!ct, deceased.
GREETING.
Vhcrsas. application has been made 70 this Court
in writing. hy the Admns traitor Of the Estate Of
George Small late 81 Huntington in the county o.
Chttenden, praying f1r license and authority U scii
the real estate Of said deceased including the revcf
sior Of the widows dover therein. for the payment
Of debts and charges Of administration, ana settn-
forth therein the smouut Of debts due from the sara
deceased. the charge % administration, the amount
Of personal estate. and the ,ituHilon OF ne i'Sl
estate.
Thercrror. The said Court appointed and a 7ned
the Path day of April A. H. 1855, at the PROBATE
Court rooms in said Dsirc. 20 hear and decide upon
aid application, and petition. ami ordered punlle
notice thereof % BE- given % an persons interested
therein Us publishing said order, together witn Too
time and place 81 bearing. TIRES weeks succ-'7i.>y
In the Burlington frsr Press a newspaper. when
circul1tes iu the neigh horhood Qf those persons m
tare.ted i'm said estate all which publications shan
he previous TO the day assigned for bearing
Thrrefsrs YOU are hereby notified % appear neioT>
aid Court NJ the tune and place assigned, then ana
there in said Court, 10 give bonds a. the law dire't
f1r the usvment Of the debts, and charges OF al
miuistraton and make your objections TO the grant
inc such license, il YOU see cause.
Given under my hand, az the Probate curt rooms
this l3d day cf March A.D- ISIS.
wi9U3 y G. blAoNf h'-i''''.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27
NV loEE. March -.

Tlr steamer Washington from New Or
leans 18th. arrived this morning.
S.,mr 80 lslcs Of cotton at ront Chat
culs hal been burned 10y rebels. under the
impression that it was about to he shipped
to New Orlcan-. The rebels declared their
intention to seize every vessel coming there,
Consequently they have been prohibited from
crossing the lake. The ISper- contain moth
ing relative to the movement of troops 81 al
fairs at Baton Rouge. Galveston or ou the
Mississippi.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27
FARM FOR SALE.

fI'nE SUBSCRIBER offers flr sale his Farm in Boil
L ton, known a. the old Barber Tavern Stand, -
comprising 500 ACRES Of good Meadow and Wood
Land, well fenced and we'll watered Also. ALL
THE STOCK ON the place. embracing - CONS. and
the FAEMING TOOLS.
There Is good Orchard on the place and Sugar
Bu-h.
Part ~ the purchase money c.tn remain merit
gage. For further particulars, inquire Of
JOHN WHlTCOMB-
Wuliston, ". March ., 1865 win"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27
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Nlter lingering ana severe uIi,,', - 'l'.'u ,A-
pie' 90" Hun,l' u' GU 'i c,I,., nm
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friends lie was one Of those whom Co know Is
to love. During his last sickness he hat every
care and attention which the most tel oiei ireld-
shiF e'uIN give ne Wa r','." %. '". iva VI
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27

lHE FIRST OF ArRIL is the limit Of tinc u
lowed hy the Presidents Proclamation, for
t,ldisrs abeent without leave to return to
their duty before The full pcn1lty OF dcser-
ticn Is enforced against them We earnestly
e1hor' such, if any there he who read this
sheet, to lo=e no time in rcportin. to Mai
Auatno at Brattleboro, for duty, by whom
they viii he sent to their regiments very
consideration Of duty and honor demands
that II ~ return at once to the service they
have sworn to perform. Let it not bc said
bererficr, that single Vermont soldier was
=, lost to al sense of love for country. res
rect for sworn obligations regard for the o.
Iiuiou- Of the world everything that makes
= true man as to be enrolled as a wilfuldcsc,1cr.
The penalty Of dcsertion is death after
Wednesday the LIST Of April that lenalty
vii hc yi-itc,l upon every deserving soldier.
II would have been a good thing for the -cr-
vice If the Government had begun to be
strict -omctimc ago But since lcuicncy j.
sull manifested. lot c-crv ono concerned
hesitate no longer to take full advantage Of
it, save hi life and benefit his country
let every ono who knows of soldier ali
zcnt vithoutlcavc. exert hi- utmost influence
- have him return, at once. You cannot
POSSIBLY Do him such an injury as by cnc,ur
aSing him to stay away. Should he he here
after taken and shot-and no lapse OF time
removcs the dsnscr-sonc part of the re-
-pou-ihility Of his death will rest upon YOU,
If Won fail to induce him, by every means in
ynur power, to return to bis duty before the
Isl Of april Look to it
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27

Upper Cabin steamers
p,tLr. BErwErN
OGDENSBERGH qqd CLEIELfND.
TOLEDO. DETROIT.
MILWAUKEE AND CHICAGO.

Leaving Ogdcnshurgh On the Arrival II the E5Frs
Train The East, calling regularly for fasscners
and Freight. at Alexandria Bay Clas ton tape M
cent and Osgcgo.
Passengers aad FgrIJiies is9r'Hq Hest can ehnafs
With their Luggage, Teams stock, &c, and lana to-
gu;her without disturbance or TRANSPARENT Al
their Port Of destination.
These STEAMERS hare iaTgs Cabias and sfaf Rponss.
amply and neatly furnished for First Class Pa-ens-
er>: and Second Cabins with Cook Stoves aud com
Portable accommodations for Passengers and famiiies
who NAV wish 10 furnish their provisions and
bedding.
No efforts will he sparci 10 maintain the reputa'
ton Of thi-, A. the CHEGPEST AND BEST ROUTE.
For through tickets, &c., apply TO GEORGE W
SMITH General Passenger Agent, Office opposite the
johnson House. corner Ford and Patterson sts, oG-
densburgh, y. V Geo. 4. EDpY, Agent, o7ien--
l,urgh, y. Y.
Through ticket can h. obtained at all the pfncip
II Railroad Ticket Oficcs between Bo-ton and os-
denshursh.
~. y. DRURN, Agent.
Ne. . American Hotel Block,
mare.dawsmos Burlington. Vt.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27
y. c. uILToN's ESTATE.

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appoint
w ed by the Honorable Probate Court for the
District Of Chittenden, Commissioners 20 receive,
examine anil adjust the claims and demands of all
persons against the estate OF Edison {. Hilton,
late of Jericho in said District. deceased repre-
sented nsolvent and al-o all claims and demands
exbbited In Offset thereto and six months from the
dav II the date hereof being allowed by said Court
for that purpose do therefore hereby give notice
that we vii attend 10 the business Of our appoint
ment. at the dwelling Of Eliza WARTS in Under
hill in said District, the sth DAYS Of April
and October next, at 10 o'clock, A. ", on each
Of said DAYS.
Dated this 23d day Of February, A. D., 1865.
asa !. LANE, com,r.
w3.w3 DAVID FISH. ! ''
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27

on hand for COST-and il .n Lots. FAR BELOW
COST. some
VERY GREAT BARGE ANS.
Also will make up the balance Of my Cloths 10 or
der AZ LOW PRICES
will sell all kind Of Binding. Buttons and Trim
ming. &c, very cheap. India f1hher Goods. 4
good assortment ~
FUGNISHIN GOODS
Such Buck Gloves and 1iittrn-. Under Gsrmort..
shirts .Collars Ties Handkerchief, Sock UmHT-,-
Ia. a :, &c
Clothes neatly Cleaned aud Repaired.
Also L. Is. StorTs Patent Pressing Machine. Hltss
Case, hfountcrs, &c.
CHARLES BESNS.
Chrch -, opposite the Post Oficc.
Dec. -. dtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-27
JOB BATES ESTATE.

W. THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appoint
w cd Nv the Honorable the Probate Court i"i
tho District Of Chittendcu, Commissioners to re-
-rivc examine aud adjust the claims and deinaris
Of All persons, against the estate Of Jgo hal's
late Of Essex. iu said District, deceased splc-
sentef iu.olvcnt and also an claims and demands
bibits1 in o.et thcrct1=aud six months from me gay
ofhedatc hereof hcirgalowcd by said i9r ,hat
purpose we DO therefore hereby give notice thas
the office Of j. french IN Burlington. m sai'
District. on tho Gr-t M7rdays Of June ang
October next. az 90 o'clock A, " ON caeh OF ''''
b,tol this .f.t dIv of March, 4. u. 1876.
RUSSELL $. TAFT, , Conrrni,-
y NJ. POPE, sioncrs
Co... : HUNTINGTON. y