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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-05-19
Sanitary Goods.

Sanitary Goods. t.t
Et~ The following note will indicate
the disposition made of the goods dona-
ted, sent some time since from this place,
to the army;
DuDroUE, May 4th, 1863
DR. WARNE:
Sr:-Dubuque Aid Society receiv-
ed twenty-five barrels and boxes from indie
pendence, consigned to them, which they ship.
ped to Iowa Army Sanitary Commission. by
steamer James Means, all in good order, the
! eth of April. We received as a Society, the
thanks of the Commission, and would also
tender the thanks of Dubuque Society to the
patriotic citizens of independence for their re-
Spouse to the call.
Praying ever for the success Of our cause
am, with respect,
Mrs. i. II. CoNGER.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-05-19

Capt. MILLER was in town to-day. He
is recovering slowly. He gets about with
the help of ciutch. ~. =
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-05-19

.CE We are indebted to the Hon. WIN.
B. ALLISON for volume containing the
Report Of the Committee on the Conduc:
Of the War.
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]. RICH, Oh IN Co. Con.
U. l.. of A..

u. l.. of A.
The Independence council Of the U. L. of A
meets every Saturday Evening at their Coun
ell room, Morse's Hall. Travelling brothers are
'nyited to call. q ~ LEIl#EH.
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The s1th.

The s7th. 10 10 ,}/tE.i.s
EF We learn that private letters lave
been received, announcing that the 27th
Regiment is back again to Jackson
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McCormick's Reaper.

ET Read the advertisement of LYON
d TEFFr, agents for McCoRMrck's Reap
er and Mower, and the Racine Thrash.
ins Machine. These are among the very
best machines Of their kind in use, and
should invite the attention Of our farm
ers wishing to purchase,
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A Neat store.

A Neat Store. I lEi 81
Cy MYERS Il HoDGEs have a very
.as,efully arranged Store, and also have il,
well-hlled with 6ne-lookirg and cheap
goods. II ST
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Dress Shaking.

TNHE PUBLIC win please take notice that
i have opened rooms with Mrs. @. NJ
DURHAM, Independence, for the purpose Of
carrying onstht business Of Hl
DRESS MAKING.
All persons wishing work done in this limo Of
business, are requested TO call. and they ara
hereby assured that the samewil he done with
Cheapness, Elegance aud Despatch.
ta# ANNETTE SMITH.
May IL, 1863 Il
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FARM FOR SALE.
MY Farm, at Woodstock Grove, on |
vi Creek, 10 for sale
VERY CHEAP.

This is one of the best located farms in the
county. Soil Of the best quality Fine natu-
raj grove Of 90 acres. mostly oak, protecting all
the farm building from. the Westerly winds.
Farm buildings are worth, today, 81 400 they
cost me over $4,000. One hundrcd and twenty
acres improved land, with the buildings and
grove. will be cold for $1,000. $500 can re-
main on 3 years mortgage 30 acres improv-
ed land. buildings dc. Tor S2,500; half cash.
balance in years so acres additional land,
will be sold with the farm, If wanted The
whole 2eJ acres are in one body, and makes a
magnificent farm for stock or grain Land
gently rolling, and watercd by Pine Greek for
X of mile. Distance from Independence,
81 miles.
Dru 5. CHASE
May u, 1863 1T
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Notice.

AS expect to change my business this fall.
my present Stock of Goods will be closed out
at great Bargains.
p. G. WILCOX.
May is, 1863. e-2m
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-05-19

IspErEsptScE srArtoS. May l4th, go.
EpIron GUARDIAN
M45a The shipments from this Station for
the month of April, 1863, have been as
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-05-19

5l H----- uf H
Those who want Extras to their Reapsrs had
better order them early.
May l2, 1863 TIT
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-13
NV YnEs. Tch- II

-''' AH''7f H''a II
The steamer Nclita from Havana the 9Th.
arrived this morning
The steamer Vanderbilt left Havana rr the
evening Of the ith on crui-c
Our Havana letter cfthe 5tb seys that the
pirate Florida left Nassau 4 week az. after
coaling. She Is reported t., have made six
prize, Of Cuba and one Of the Bahamoe.
Business at Havana was dull,
\ Kcywcst correspondent SAYS that tine
I. :. steamers somcrse, and Port Royal are
at AIelachiccla, and Capt. Morrison Of th,
latter has made al necessary preparations to
recciy. the iron clad steamer known &, De.
up the river and ready for SEA He has In
formation that the rebels have al-o fitted up
four large steamers after the plan Of thl-c
that captured the Harriet Lane, and have
lengthcncl a schooner and put propeller IN
her. making formidable steam gun bo7t.
Al the above fleet are NEARLY really o.,
make tho attack and am cSpcctiu, hourly
to hear Of precisely such another ahlir at
ipalachicola as has been witnessed ot t,al-
weston and Sabine Pa, unless heavily rein
forced. and that very sI'n- The oftir =
bound to como of and the result viii To- 49,
at Galveston for Capts. Norris and Crosur'u
know uo such word as run
The rePor, j, that the pirate Alabama had
landed captured prisoners from the IIattrra-
at Kingston.
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How TO heIp the Enery.

l. cannot b doubted that the rebellion is
lettering on it, last leSs and that If it is TO
y savcd help mu,t come quickly. The rel+ls
thcu,.lrcs Acknowledge Hlmo-t complete cx-
haus'i"n. and they confess that their main
hop. f success NOW lire ia the pro.lrct Of
divisions in the f5cc State, by which tie arm
e the Government. lust about 20 DIAL the
finishing blow, may be paralyzed.
& the emergency l. pressing. and Davis
must .iyc up unless he gct- help quickly. it
l,a- o., urred 70 IL To point vut some Of the
W.,- ia which thi> assistance ian h. most
81 ii.,ly rendered. ~ giving attention to
90. '.iiu'ring suc,--tini-. j. Hill h. found
,,it..it tho l-jw-r # almost every man f. help
20. ir' Il. al lra-t a It'll.
- 70 never onr OF our military mc,rmcnt-
iii- = the mos; complete ,ic'e--, innedi-
.t.i, -..y vJu knew 1t Nould b. - ; d,clAim
l .u.l, about the incals,,ity OF our -.net7il-
..,i ln'-l,cic,cy "f our leaders a. ,-o,nIs,r-
- ai.l 'i'J-c of the rrly'l,. In this wav YOU
vih 'i-'-'urv-o many Who hear ,ou. and
.-.-.- r9lN pv.-iurr in y,ur circle l,.lin. Of
...-i 4dci,cv a. I, the ultimate triumph Of
r. XIV and Mon. wh.h ia th,-ir ,4e-crt
.4ii.-tl position c,nn"t ''ot b. very u-.-iul to
tn, rcbcl-.
10 vour l,--t TO discIr,lit Trtasurv notes
and ether government irsuce -iy that
.,.,c n-lack- aIc uncon titutiJnal If YOU
,on Afford it. bring thu question l-cioro a
,-,Dr 10 IT, tesic,l-c,cn n the ear j. deci-
- ..irs. y-,-i. ~ou viii base slsr.nr-l l.s ~
.---o;-- and CO.. shade u iiacyedi- e tie
10y which sou take care - pay % ali our
-,.an.s and tradcsmsn. This viii make
fl.''a uneasy. and that y great point gained.
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BOSTON RKET.

Nt''>'-''' ieH- 'i-
i"'' Ia '"'-- col "'-'-'h -"peihn" ~ = CONE
mon extra ~ = ~ ~ d ''' nn''iui '''i'- 10 > ~
7'''' ana -o"d ana 'h"ce' lneiudins "'"'-tt. Tom
nda' ON" '"n Nlehi=an' at - ~ %" > '''- Ia
'"rN 't' h"i' 'al" -Hl'- IT - ~ r - = ''i- ln
h'e l'ur the -nie- iT'e been ~ . m = 'hl--
hueAThelt rang ir''n - q" $50 = l'' ia--
'hNlN--ih' market fer Corn re"a'ns tho -'n'.
sa'es at 90 z 'tc Tor he-tern MIXED 'nd ;'c irt
ner southern sriioT- Most OF the Yellow IN 'raf-
bet continue ." IT, hold at CSC n - 2 'u b. "at-
Hr' firm" AMI have teen selling At 50 n e-c = hu-h
for common t" c''''r' lots of Western and 'anada-
Ia Rye there hs' ltu small -.les at = - Y ~ =
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At the samc time declare Confidently TINT the
depreciation Of ,arer money j. such that e, cry
BODY must presently starvc. You know, OF
coIrc, that this j. not true. and that a collar
will buy ROW nearly il not quite as much Of
all the necesslrics Of life. except cition Spris,
rs it would before the war, But a cry against
Treasury notes Is very embarrassing t, the
government Just now, and IN this way You
can give most welcome assistance 10 DaYis
If ycu arr IA merchant or elcculltor, 10
your hest 90 drive up the price Of gold and
it vuu can, at the same time remark Ia YOUR
friends that = grcen-backs will saun l.e used
for waste Iapcr," it will be well Tell them.
to-, that money Is plentiful, such a. it l.. =
aud give II 70 he understood that YOU have
no confidence in any investments excupt gold
or real estate. Sneh hints will produce their
effect upon tho. who think YOU a shrewd
fellow; and il yc1 perso- ere long enough YOU
may even help to produce panic IN the mon
ey market, by which yon can make fortune
at the cxren-e oc the working mon who u.c
treasury notc-.
lie careful alTa~s - expires di,trust # tho
upright intentions 81 the Government. In
terpret every act of the Administration n an
attack upon the lil.crties Of the Icupl". You
cannot openly ~, that ypu think Da'i more
bcn'st ~ more ip,al 10 tie Mon than Lin
cvin but YOU can at a. though vou thought
80; nid YOU viii find many Of vpur fricud-
disheaI tened bv this behavior. L. = most
excellent help for the rrbcl>
Lastly, il any ON should TIL Won h"ldly.
that cur armies have been ;rirrslly 'ictori-
Gus, that our >oldicr- have fought NOR hravr-
Is than the rclcls. that tho lqlauoy Of sue
cess i greatly On our side that We hold at
this TIM all that We have ever cslduIcd. and
that the enemy i powerl's7 Ia resist when
ever Ne advance if he should tell YOU that
our Treasury notes 5rc better than ANY other
Kind Of paper money in the world. that gov
trumcn; stnrks sr'. tho best and saic-t invest
ment IN tic country. aud that " ir'rrci of
-four COST the working man no mon, NOW ia
- crcen-ha~k>" than he paid in gold before
thu war, IT, finally he should assert hat the
Administration J. honest, that it, intentions
are pure, that the President !, trgc lover
ol lihcrt, and devoted - the ri,n. and that
If be or hi, agents make mi-tak,-. tho "l-ht
e. l.c treated a. the error of hicnj. and
not - the acts az a ,r,achrrnu, cucmy II
any one should ~av this 60 ,'". ticrc L. till
ono reply for Won 10 nishe-,sli him ana Aho- .
liuJni-i. That word l. iayprilr with the .
rcbel.. you tan Do ur better than i'ad"Itit.
" J. Ec,. Post
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STATE OF VERMONT. THE lleuorah'e tis
rf.rrr.r OBJ CHTrtNprN. ~-- Probate court. Ir
fIIa Trirrict &C Chittend~u
To- thr heir. ART aI lsr."u- interested iH tNr '--
tit. rf Loto.H BRYANT late "f Richmond Doc -'ti
District, deceased. "FftlI>"-
Hts-,4. Application bath h,eu made Q" this Court
ir ~rtu. rs the Administrator Of the tate % L.
is-li Brvant late Il Richmond in aid District de-
ceased PRAYING f,r license and authority o. sell the
raj estate of -.fI dcccs-sd. far the payment Of
debts anil charges of administration and setting
forth therein the amount Of debts due from th'
said deceased the charge % administration. me
amount of personal estate. and the situation 'i tr
real estate
Ht.-euaon the said Court appointed and as. i-u'd
tho sfl taV IL March 4. u. l-ti, AZ the Prostate
Court rom- I'm said District. % hear and decide up
ON said application, and petition. and ordered public
notice thereof O. be given 20 all person, interested
therein hy puhli-hin. said order. together with tlr
time md place of bearing. three weeks -urc--ivcl'
In Tho Burlington Pre- Frfss newspaper vtfrf rlr-
-ulata i'm the ncighborhpud 81 those persons iut'-
e-fe I'm aid estate. all which publications shall h
rr,.vi.r, o. tlc day assigned fr hearing.
Yhe~eF.rs Won are hereby notified 20 appear before
aid court II the time ami place assigned. thCn ami
there IN said Court 20 give bonds, the law direct,
Tor tho payment of debit, and charges 81 admiui,rl-
ton and make YOUR objection To- the granting such
license. n You see cause.
Given under my hand az The Probate Court r-'1i,
thi. -th dav of FEBRUARY 4. u. So.
,rgs7,..f \. e. DlNuN. E4yt.'s-.
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WV lohh, it'- IL
Tic T~ltm,s Washington despatch -ays
the committee upon tho conduct of the war
Ia pro-ccutins with ,i-or anil effect the in
quiz INTO The insnblrlinats influence which
pe-sualed the President TO couHtermand the
order Of Gen Burnside - cross the Kappa
hammock and reuev the fredericksburg f.ht.
The investigation has already included the
influence Of Cabinet officer with that Of IN
varlike Generals
One Of the new iron clals IS on slipboard
on it. way to san Francisco where it will be
u,ei or barb5r defence Another, the saga
more is 20 take the lace at Hampton Roads
Of the Nahapt which j. Z, ioin the South
Carolina iron-clal lee'
The Navy department viii Immediately
order the construction Of two gunbaats to re-
cciye the steam engines which were captur-
81 on l,,ar,l the Princes Royal
A few 'ly- before the -tcumcr North Star
sailcI FROM Key Wet. a communication was
received by Rear ADMIRAL Bailey. frum our
Consul General in Havana, in which he sta
ted that be lrVd just received Telegraph dis
Patch fr'pu the Uni'c1 States Consul IT Triu-
did de Cafa. se~in- ~, - -E.si.sh NJ.
Ia ;rs: 4--:v,5 So .-:=ga:,=., Ca-.:c-.
with infs-r2t:,= -;2- rs Ei.tc-.. -e.csei
that port on the Goth ult. and had landed
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srrrurxRICE.s I:SrArE.

STATE OF TERM0NT. ZINE HoSoaABLE rHE
pfsrrIrF uF CUITrTNpE Il PROBATE 'uuitr inr
tho District ~ Chitteuden.
To the heir and all pcr-ons Interested ~ The "-
tate If stephen Rice. late oi Lex "a SAID htrict
d.cce-sd
WErHr,s. application bath hgen made - this
Count in writing by the Administrator with the
will annexed IT the Estate u stephen Rice. late II
T...x IN said District decea ed praying foI license
and authority TO cell the real estate of aid do
ed including the rcEcr Jon II the widows dover
therein for the payment Il debit. and charges of
admin fraton and setting firth therein the amount
Of ,ehts due from the said deceased the charges ci
admin st-ation the amount Of personal estate and
the situation Of the real estate
Whereupon. the ssid Court appointed and
tened the ,7th day Of February u. ls3, al the Pro
Cont Rcon- IN ard District - hear and decide
upon aid application, and petition. ami ordered
piblic notice thereof - he given 10 all persns in
terested therein by publ hing said ORDER together
with the time and place cf hearing. three weeks
.rc,-.ssiveiv in the burlington FRTE PRrSs now
paper which circulates IN the neighhorhOod II
those persons interested IN ssid estate all cf which
qualifications shall be previous 70 the day assigned
Tor hearing.
near before ,.id Court a. tha time and place a.
trued then and there IN 5aid Court. % give honds
a. the Law directs for the payment Of the debit md
charges Of administration. and make your ohicc-
tons 70 the granting such license, you cause.
Gireu under ny band at the Probate Court
rooms This 2qth day Il February. A n is63
w3.r3 A. c. DIXON, Register.
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CHARLES WORKS. EsrAIE.

STATE OF VERMONT. ITO all persons con-
Di,TPrcr OF CHIIrESDES, S. i crrned in the
Estate Of ChaTles Work, late d cheho, gan. m tho
state Of Wisconsin. deceased.
GUrEffsf.
Ata Probate Court holden 81 Burlington. Within
and for the District Of Chittenden. the n dav If
February. A. y. ls6l, q copy of the last Will and
Testament Of Charles Work, late Of Sheboygan. IN
the state Of Wisconsin. decreased, and the Probate
thereof duly authenticated BY the Shsboy-an
County Court in probate in aid state u Wisconsin.
was presented 20 this Court for allowance m this
state IS the last VIII and Testament Of said Charles
Work, the said deceased having Estate IN this ls-
trict.
And il Is ordered by aid Court that the 9TH day
Of FEBRUARY \ ID. 1853. at the Probate Court Rcoin-
in aid Burlington. he assigned for the hearing Of
the proof. In said ease; and that notice thereof ie
given 10 all persons concerned, BY puhishing tiiis
order three weeks successfully In the burlington
Free Press printed in Burlington, in said District.
Therefore, YOU hereby notified to appear be-
frc srid Court at the time and place Aforesaid. aud
contest the probate N said viii. II you have cause.
Given under my hand At Burlington Ia aid bis-
trrt this ID day of February, A. j.. 80.
'-s8,ssS A {. DIXON Register.
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the remaining officers and crew Of the United
States steamer lIattcras, sunk off Galveston,
over 100 in numhcr. IL was further reported
that the Al,lama had suffered severely in her
fight with the IIntteras-that she had ) shots
in her hull, one Of which went through her
stern POST. and WAS u very led one She
put into Kingston to repair damages. and
expected to be ready f'r -ea in four DAYS W
mention was made in the dispatch IT tho
number kill.-l and wounded on either iii"
consequently NC arc as much in the dark H.
ever a. ~ - ho tho survivors ave
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MARI, RRADLEY's ESTATE.

WE TIE ST HSCBIBERS. having been appoint
w 81 hy tho Honorable Probate Court for the
District or thittrniCn. Commissioners % receive
ovarnil. and adjust the claims and demands q al
person. aeair.t she s-tute or Maria Bradley.
late ~ darlington u z-d District. deceased, repre-
-nnted iu-.,irsut and also al claims and demands
exhibited iu offset thereto and si months from tho
dav Of tine uts hereof. being allowed hy -ad Court
for that purp-e do therefore hereby give notice
that we viu attend to the business Of cur sppont.
Iiu.-tcu i'm sid District, on the first Mondays q
Fcirrlrr and August nctt. AZ 10 o'clock, A. VI.
on each C said day-.
n5trd iris III day Of January A. T., So.
IuIN y. PUMERON. , Commits
D.. &. LOOMS si0ncrs.
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JAMES H.pELlNo's ESTATE.

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS. having been eppoiut
W 81 By tho Honorable the Probate Count foT
the District of Cliittenden. Commissioners 10 re-
eciv", examine and adjust the claims and demands
# an prrsnn. -sin-t the estate of James H. Della
NJ" late Of t-cN IN said District. deceased repre-
sentef in-oiycut and slso OH claims and demands
exhibited iu offset thereto, and six months from The
date hereof, being allowed by said Court for that
purpo-c do therefore hereby give notice, thst
will attend % the business Of our appointment. at
the dwelling or Rnxalona ?. pelauo. in Essex. IN
said District. on the first Thursdays d Nsrch and
June next. az o. o'clock \. NJ, on each Of ss'd
dsv--
plted tbi IIth i3v n December 4. T. 1852
GILBERT SHAW, Comm
T. r. NHiTCONB si1ners
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w,1l.r, I.rMAN.s EsrATE.

Ix-ETHE 81 BSCEIBEBS. having been appoint
w "a hv the Honorable the Probate Court nr
tI- District &C Chittcuden, Commissioners % re-
Give examine and adjust tho claims and denlant'
ff sU persons. against the estate Of WHY'S ~
man lata OF Burlington, in said District decess7
represented iusrlvsut. and also VI claims and &C.
,.,rf- sa hiit.i in Offset thereto; and Fix months
f-,il ths On, ~ the date hereof being allowed BY
said Court f.r that purpose we DO therefore hereor
rive rI.ti-s that will attend &" the business q
ll.r s,,.lutuiruf ut tho Office Of the County CLERK
boz Vur..u.tUf iu said District. the LIST Thur
dan. ar Nat and July next at o. o'clock A. N. en-
es-n Of -aid dsts-
j. : ADAMS, , CommiE-
IAN LYON. ( sioners
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News Of the Week.

ny Telegraph,

san FE,NcISco. Feb. ..
In tie California Legislature, tonight,
Mr.. C,uu,-s was elected on the first ballot
Nrw YoEK. Feb. Ia.
Steamer North Star. from New Orleans
3oth ult., arrived this morning At o'clock
last evening. ofl the Woodland. collidcl with
steamer Ella Warlcy, striking her forward Of
wheel ON -tirhoard silc. crushing in her
boiler. She sunk in 60 minutes The lst
asst engineer, 5 Gremen and c1al-hcavers
were lst-surposel s-sldel 6, death The
rest Of the crew and passengers were saved,
and brought to this city in the North Star.
The Ella Warlcy sailed hence at yester-
day r VI. with o cargo and passengers for
Havana some 20 ladies and children we're
among the passenger.
i View Orlcans Correspondent writing
Feb. II says movements have been made
Wet Of ihe Mississippi within the last few
days which if not important themselves are
preliminary 10 greater ones in that vicinity.
On "Wednesday last Lieut. Williams and
Capt Perkins Of the unattached cavalry with
= men, J. Of them from the cuuboat AHA
trcs-. moved from Donalds5nvillc against the
enemy who were terrifying at the Park,
Place ga tie Gro-sctctc, alout20 miles below
Fat'u Rouge oa the opposite s,ic Of the
river.
IT,. expedition had with tia howitzcr, and
coming rn the enemy unexpectedly to them.
soon aeattereI them and captured 10 or l.
prisoner. The rebel Qualifications and ride-
pits were completely DESTROYED. as were also
the camp anil st1blc and considerable
quantity or ammunition, blankets. rati,ns
and equipments en- int, our hands. ON orr
.ilc there walls mo- boss.
Tho expedition Was complete success.
Gen. Siblcr Is in command Of the rebels in
the Crosse rc'r, and is expecting an attack
iu attack from orr fr.r- Perhaps hr win
not Ice disappointed
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SIDNEY sntM.x Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. lfCO ALL PERSONS
Estate of Sidney shaw. late Of Essex, IN sait
District, deceased.
GREETING.
Al Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and for the pisrict Il Chitenden on the 18th day Of
January, A. n. 1851. Instrument, purporting
20 D.. the last Will and Testament Of Sidney Shaw.
late Of E.sex in said District, deceased,
presented tn the Court aforesaid, for Probate.
And It Z, ordered by aid Court that the 2ist day
Il February. A. j. Iss}.st the Probate Court Room.
in said Burlington, be assigned for proving said In,
sirumsnt and that notice thereof be given ~ all
persons concerned. hy publishing this order three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Free Pres,
newspaper printed a. said Burlington, previous -
the time appointed.
Therefore you are hereby notified to appear be
FIRE said Court ~ tho time and place aforesaid and
contest the probate n said Will n you have
Given under ms hand al Burlington IN said Dis
tTict. this 18th day Il January, \. y. 1883
-ysvy 4 g. DIXON REGISTER
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JACOB ROBERTS Estate.

p,.rnr-r of, crrTrrvrrv. SIS | concerned in the
T-tste of Jacob Robert late II Milton, In s7-1
p-.trirf. deceased,
GFEFTIyG-
A., Pro- st. Court holden a. Burlington. within
AVID fr tIa District ~ Chittsndsn, on the 10Th day
.f JsH,,ar. T. 1888. on Instrument, purporfilE
~ h. the q. vii end Testament, n Jacob Rob
r-t. lsf- af Milton. in ssd District, deceased,
90, rr--4r.4.f o. ths Court Aforesaid for Probate
And ~ B. cred hv aid Court that the Hth d.
81 F-ir--.rt o. i-f'. a. the Probate Court Rooms
b.. ,,F Ef. fulf.u DO .=si-ucd f'r proving said IN
fr4rr.ut rrd that notice thereof he gwen % ~
r..--,r. concerned rv publ shiuE this order three
,il-s.voI, fr The Burlington Free Frrs'. ne7spa-
r.rr PRINTED 20 siid burlington previous % the tn4
appointed. ,.t
-Turrrrnr- WOW ars hereby notined - aPleaE 10
f fz court - tho time and place af1rc-aid, an
contest tho probate Of =1id viii II you have cause
e,-rr rra1r- ms hau1 20 burlington IN -2if IL
A. C.. DIXON, Register.