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UNITED STATES 6:2O SIX PER cESr.
GOLD BEARING BONDS.

These Bonds are now worth premium OF nine per
cent. including gold interest from November, which
makes the aetna! profit the 1870 oan at current rates
including interest about per cent per annum besides
It's exemption from State and municipal taxation, which
adds from one TO three per more, according TO the
rate levied upor other property The interest payable
semi.snnuay by coupons attached TO each note which
may be cut of and sold to any bank or banker.
The interest amounts to
One cent per day on a $50 note.
Two cents per day on 500 1cte
Ten cents per day on g $500 note
Twenty cent. pc day on s!cC9 note
One dollar per day or 5000 note
Notes OF oil the denominations na2ca viii be promptly
furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions. Tha IL
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET,
Now offered ty tie Government and Il is confidently cz.
pected that it. superior advantages will make it the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE
Less than ssooCCooc Of tie Lear authorized by The
last Congress are nov c. The market This amccnt at
the rate at which i. l. being absorbed, will ell he sub
scrbed for within four months when the notes will IN
doubleday command premium, &c has uniformly been
the case at the close Of the subscriptions to ether Loans
In order that citizens Of every town and section Of the
country may be aGord.3 facilities for taking Che Loan
the Nationsl Banks STATE Banks, and private bankers
throughout the county hav, generally agreed TO receive
subscriptions at par Subscribers will select their own
agents in whom they lage confidence and WHO only are
to be responsible for Tie delivery OF The notes for which
they receive orders.
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NOTICE. have re-opens NJ store on tas Come
~ ~ i7th Main at IL connection Sita Charles OaIi'
- = e. ,.sI known merchant Il Baltimore.
We have on hand large aEa well assorS s;9e@ o.
suterS Goods groceries and provisions OF AL kiod-.
stfuly ask nv old friea6s and the pubic genef'
.,iv mo nav ant cheap goos, wholesale OF retail %
give me call. olHF hh-' hAo-
LII Adams can be found q the above SL2E ~ wi'hns
az over to 10 the best in his power for old trAndA
nj fWf
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-15

LOST prRuG THE FIRE on the 81 instant, at the 'NEE-
ICAN IiOTE.
TWO TRUNKS
containing wearing apparel and sundrie also, large
Clothes Basket containing sundric among which were
Photographs of Rev. p. Courtney and myself in gilt
frames about SNlO. They were probably taken by mis-
take. All persons knowing anything Of articles carried
OF from the Hotel, will confer favor by making it
known to me. My residence is in the House formerly
occupied by j. NJ Duval opposite African Church. Broad
sucet.
an l4-l3. WM =. WRIGHT.
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LOST Or STOLEN.
u y w A Il y .

I0$T prn~c TIE FIRE on the Sd Instant at the ''H-
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PETERSBURG
GOLUSDORO'
CHANLrsrlN .nh

CHARLESTON md
SAVANNAH
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aBA,ss, G.YplgEsA COgak'ANY !,

Have repcs5a.sion Of their Offices tie sboyensne5
citiea and are prepared to forward Ill military freighiA
Packages for civilians should be accompanied BY 8
permit from tie military authori'ies
ADAMS EXPhESS GOAPk&E
80 Broadway,
449 Broadway. aa5
apll-tg Twenty -SeyeEth street.
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5DoEs MILITARY GOVERNOR OF RICHMOND,(
RCUsoTD VA, April s. 1855. !


RCH%oSD, Va, April 5, 1855.
l. The armies Of the rebellion having abandoned their
Ene-t 90 ENsLAvE the people Of Virginia have endea
osed 10 destroy by fire the Capitol which they could not
sUuEer occupy by their arms. Lieut. Col Manning,
Provost Marshal General O: te Army of the James and
Provost Marshal of Richmond, viii Immediately send a
SGcieat detachment of the Provost Guard to arrest
5ossible. tEe progress Of The flames The Fire Depart
-ert Of the city of Richmond, aad all the citizens in
eresed IN the preservation Of their beautiful city, will
.umeda tey report to him for duty and render every
possible assistance in staying the progress OF the c0nts-
,ratiCn. The first duty of the Armies OF the Union
EiN be the city. doomed TO obstruction by the
armies OF the rebellion.
H. No person viii leave the city @! Richmond without
4 pass from the Office Of the Provost Marshal,
IL A3y c.tizensolderor any person whatever who shall
hereafter pluul ley destroy or remove any public or pr
vale property OF any description wnetever VIII DO 81
rested aud summarily punished.
~, The soldiers of the command vii! abstain from
~ Offensive insulting words or gestures towards the
citizens.
V No reasonable or Oaeasiycer lting to
he Gag the cause the armies OF the Union. VIII here
Vter be allowed.
81 For en- exposition OF their rights duties and PRIV,
ess the citizens Of Richmond ara respectfully referred
70 tns procamatious OF the President OF the United
gtslssaL relation to the existing rebellion
VII q persons having IN their possession, or uaSI
4her control any property Thatevor of the socaled
c-1-ds or archives of any pubic officer whatever VIII
media ely report the same to Colonel Manning Provost
In conclusion the citizens of Richmond assured
Iat with the restoration Of the Flag OF the Union they
exDect the restoration Of that peace prosperity amp
4sSainess which they enjoyed under that Union' Of
ll-zich that flag is the glorious symbol
O., .t'''''A'01 ' G. F. SHEPLEY,
-, Brvadier General U, S. Volunteers and
U ~ Military Governor Of Richmond.
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HDoR. MILITARY GOVERNOR or RiCgMoND,}
R.cgxoSo Va. April 81 1885 {

G-ssaaL OaoEs}
No.
No oiaeer Or solder vii enter or search any pnva,e
dwelling 81 remove any property there>om, wi'foct
written oslec from the Head q ne Coz ma ad;n
General :he Hil:ay GOgeruo-. o. tx Provost harsha
General
any oticer or soldier with withcI: such orde; 81
te-ng any private dwelling give LIS ZANE rack ac4
regiment. -
ANY Officer o. soldier entering private dweiasg With
out such authority falling TO give t, name rana or
regiment or reporting the same 3couect: gi be la5r
% immediate nd summary punishment.
g. +. SHEPLEY,
Brigadier General U. = Volunteer, anj
Military Goyerno. of Richmond
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,I,MO TMOUSAND DOLLARS DID.

u
WARD offered for the recovery OF the various coupon
Gond. listed below and propOItionrlly FOR any por.
ton thereof. They were enclosed in two tin boXes
one marked Daniel H. Stewart end the other cstat, OF "
stewart placed for sac.kecpins in the vault of the Ex
change Bank, Richmond whence they taken, scat.
tered destroyed stolen by the rabbe after the fire Of
Sd April 1865 The public hereby warned against ira
ding for the same as payment will be stopped.
City of St. Louis, per cent coupons, Nos. l2i
l25, l35 to, l42 inclusive, issued 1884 due
1874 Phoenix Bank, New York, February
and August 10 bonds of $1,000 each. 10000
City of St. Louis, per cent, Nos. is 10 40
inclusive, do do. DO, April and October, 5000
City OF 81. Louis per cent, Nos 81 %, AS
u 42l inclusive, $50 to iSj inclusive, and
49,; principal due 1874 Coupons January
and July 10 bonds, l6UN
City O. Mcmpli, coupon per cent. Chai.r--
ton aud Memphis Railroad pledge therefor
No,. DOL Sos, 5C5 20 81 inclusive. princ'
pal, in New York, 1855 coupons. J-n-aN
and July. 10 o. :.fG l1cuU
Yircinl aad T.rros,ec Railroad coupon
per cent, hC- lts. 1863, SIS, principal, dc
iu New York 1872. coupons January AID
july 8 ci $1,000 500
virginia and Tennessee Railroad do d..
Nos $40 70 $50 inclusive. 1866 70 1871 IL
elusive principal due 1865; interest Jauus.
ry and JULY 40 cE $500, $1,000
YiE5i2i4, and Tennessee Eat'oad Do d; d.;
~ - - -. - o. 600 obO
Po-s' '@I~@.y anu o~'5' - VI st'VV' ''"
Virginia ooutl-sdo Eailroad coupon, Per
esp'' E-l - - tyrt "a o. no u1e A'N' L. sOco
-. ~ 49,
virginia Central R,!Ifoad coupon o reI cent
sI o Gon $40 ~ 'O '-'--'-''' 1~' 1000
Wv
virginia lee -.a..,oad 60. GO; cue. 'b oco
3 -2'4' '''. ~ - o'-' no. ~ $780,
Rio. mond and y erik River tailread coupon
per cent Jarus.y and July due IL New
4Urs. 1871 No-. 50, q, ITO, III 70 2S4 in
Ricbmcnd and i.fA Ei.erEailfoad coupon
Pc cent Jan AIRY a1d Jul PTncipaIl 10
New Lorh. 1871 NOE To-. "a, 10y 20 70 20
inclusive; 20, 10 81, SIS 30, 333 500, JOY
5c4, Il; Il e Si,ttS, lTVJo
O~7rre and Hrzardra Railroad coupons
per cent. Ts-ua.v ard July; principal
oo5 iEqf ~ rs3. : If 81 coo $40
- o -.t
Vi :, any . .,.'l'.e 'ot.p;-j iissz NJ,
"a, -" =, a., - "a. IL 81 OK - " in
lort' no.. 80 20 - - ~ - stno
each, 5'rO
55,,ory I'D 40, IsT5. 'r~.re;rrI due in
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FINANCIAL.
. 1T Il ID y II A II D. =
SEVEN THIRTY loan.

By authority Of the Secretary Of q. Treasury. he
iersigned has assumed the General Subscription Agency
or the sale Of the United satei Treasury Notes. bearing
seven and tlrec-enths FER cent. interest per annum
known rs the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-17
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL


Through a trial fmsny years and through every
nation of civilized men, AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
has been found TO afford more relief and to euro
more cases of pulmonary disease than any other
remedy known 10 mankind. Cases Of apparently
settled Consumption have been cured by it, and
Thousands OF sufferers who we're deemed beyond the
reach Of human aid have been restofed to their
friends and usefulness, to sound health and the
enoyments Of life by this all-powerful antidote to
disesse Of the lungs and throat. Here cold had
settled on the lungs. The dry, hacking cough, the
CLASSY eye, and the pale thin features Of him who
was lately lu:ty and strong whisper to all bu, m
CONSUMPTION. IL tries everything: but the die
case is gnawing at his vitals and shows it fatal
symptoms more and more over all his frame. lie
is taking the CHERRY PICTORIAL now it has
stopped his cough and made his breathing easy
his sleep is souna at night; his appetite returns
and with it his strength. The dart which pierced
his side is broken. Scarcely any neghborhood can
be found which has not some living trophy ike
this to shadow forth the virtues which have won
for the CHERRY PICTORIAL an imperi:hable renoWn.
But its usefulness does not end here. Nay, Il
accomplishes more by prevention than cure. The
countless colds and coughs which q cures are the
seed which would have ripened into dreadful hsr.
vest ofincurable disease Influenza, Group, Drou-
ehitis, Hoarseness, Plourisy. Whoopins Cough, and
all irritstions OF the throat and lungs easily
cured by the CHERRx PICTORIAL iftaken in season.
Every family should have &; by them, and they
will find it an invaluable protection from the in
sdous prowler which carries Of the parent sheep
fro Il many flock the darling lamb from many
home.
Prepared ny Dr. &c. AVER, Pectoral and Analy-
teal Chemist, Lowell Mass, and sold by all Drug
gists everywhere.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-17
NEW YORK, Nov. l3

General indignation is ielt IN Govt. and
diplomatic circles at the wanton attack Of
Spain upon Chih. 1t is said there is great
unanimity of feeling among the Chilians.
Gov. Hahn who las just arrived from
Louisiana r. presents that the " reconstruct
ed - rebels ia that State are acting badly
In one rarish they met in convention and
-csta llished slavery by formal enactments
snd resolutions.
Thee negroes have been shot by returned
rebel soldiers at Alexandria.
Last week me of the civil courts sentenced
a negro To he whipped under tie old Va.
code Gen. Angur promptly annulled the
sentence.
Gen. Fitzpatrick has three months leave OF
ahser ce to visit Europe. He will first visit
Spain and come to an understanding with
the Queen az to our position with reference
to the agereesions Of Spain upon Chill.
Thence to South America. prepared to main
tain the dignity of his important mission.
Great apprehension is lelt on the part of
Winccr. Duncan and Gee, Wiz conleder-
ates at Anderspnyille, now confined in old
CAPITOL prison, on account Of Wirz' sentence
and execution. Winder is in greater trihu-
lation than any Of lis associates.
Gen. Sicklcs will be Orderded TO relieve
Gen. Gilmore in command of the Depart
ment OF South Carolina. lie lett Richmond
yesterday.
The President says he has not yet pardon
cd an officer of the old army who took up
arms against the North. He does not know
whag he may do in the future, but for the
present, holds their cases under ADJUSTMENT.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-17
JOSHUA JEWELS ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, ITO all persons con-
District Of Chittendcn, 3, ecrncd in the estate
ofJoshua Jewell late OF Eichmond 10 said Distric'
deceased.
At a Probate Court holden at burlington, within
and for the District OF Chttenden, on the 18th d9y
Of Nov A. d. lsts5 an Instrument, purporting 70 ne
tho last Will and Testament Of Joshua Jewell
late Of Richmond in said District, deceased, was
presented % the said Court Aforesaid, Tor frohate
And II is ordered by said Court that the 5th day OF
December A. u. 1865 az the Probate Court Rooms IN
said Burlington, be assigned for proving SAID IN,
struuent and that notice thereOfbe given 10 All
persons concerned, BY publishing this order three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Free Press,
newspaper printed a, said Burlington, previous 10
the time appointed
THERsFoRE. you arc hereby notified to appear
before said Court the time and place AFORESAID
and contest the probate Of said will, II you have
cause. . ~,
Given under nv hand at Burlington in said DIS
trict, this 18th aay Of November A. ID: lss'-
T. +. WALES, Judge.
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ALLCoCk.s POROUS pLAsrERs.--A

ALLCOCk'S POROUS PLASIEhSss~N
Druggist said the other day. you have no need TO
advertise your Porous Plasters, for every one sol
certainly causes a dozen TO he sold, and dozen
sells gross, and so You will not be able 4"
supply the demand soon But We can supply a
thousand yards day.
AFFECTION OF THE SPINE CURED.
Hartford Con-. Nov. nth, le5i.
4 Messrs. THos. ALLcocK Il Co Please send. with
dispatch, twelve dozen Allcock's Porous Planters.
Our daily experience confirms their very superior
excellence At this moment OF writing. man sl-
plies for one who by ENHANCEMENT in the SHAH OF
machinery had both his LEGS broken, spine severely
injured and was for nearly year entirely helpless
This man found relief very by the application
OF plaster to his spine. He was soon enabled 10
work and now he labOrs as we'll as ever. would
cheerfuliy pay s. for sinslefPlaster If they could
no, be had at a lower rate. am surprised that
surgeons do not make Of their perforated pla--
ters TO the exclusion of all others, their exibil-
ity and sdhesiveness greatly in advance OF all
other plasters with which an acquainted whi!e
the perforations peculiar TO them rendered them
greatly superior to all others for ordinary surgical
uses. knowing the Plasters to he SO useful, have
no scrup'es that my sentiments should be known.
wv. JOHNSON, ". d.
Principal Agency, Brandreth House, New York
Sold by all Dealers in Medicines.
Oct ~
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LEE. GROWTH AND BEAUTY.

.Ul'S. $. 4. .fIIen'S HOrtd'S
Hair ReStOrcy and Dress
ing inrigOrdtc. strengthen
and lcngthcH the hair. They
act dircctYU WpOn the roots
Of the hGii'. SHpptytR9 re-
gujrcd HOUI'jShmcBt. ana
natural COyOY and beauty
returns. Grey hair disdp-
pears, JdId spots are coz
cred. hair stops Eating. and
Mruridnt grOrth is the re-
sult. Ladies and children
ciU appreciate the delight
JWI fragrance and rich,
glossy appearance impdrt-
ed to the hair, and no fear
Of soiIing the skin, scalp. or
most elegant heGd-dresS.
Sold by nII Druggists.
Depot 1873 & 200 Greenwich ST. NY.
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Important TO the Shcep-Raisers in YER


Important 10 the Shcep-Raisers in YER
mont
DR.. Henry Boynton, Of Woodstock. this State,
Corresponding Secretary of the Vermont State
Agricultural Society, and Recording Secretary
of the New England Wool Growers Association,
has become Editor of the Sheep Department Of
the Mirror and Farmer, published at Msnches-
ter, New Hampshire. 1t is Farming and
Family paper, Of the size Of the Boston Journal
and is published at the extremely low price Of
81 so per year, in advance. Soldiers can have
it for one dollar. Subscriptions can commence
at any time. The Mirror and Farmer has the
New England Cattle Markets Of the week it is
published, very full, the Boston Prices current.
Review Of the Produce Market and the Wool
Market in particular. 1t is making great
outlay in It's Agricultural Department for 1866.
Besides DR.. Boynten, Hon. Frederick Smyth,
Governor Of New Hampshire, Hon. Daniel
Clark, US. Senator. DR.. George B.LOring. Presi-
dent Of The New England Agricultural Society,
Hen. William C. Clarke, Attorney General 6f
State, Hon. D. E. Potter, formerly its editor.
Prof. J. W. Patterson, Of Dartmouth College,
Hon. J. D. Lyman, S. Flint, W. II. Hills, W. D.
Locke, and z. Breed, Esquires. have agreed TO
contribute to its columns, and arrangements are
being made for other contributors.
John B. Clarke is Editor and Proprietor, to
whom all orders sbould Re addressed, at Man.
chester, n. II.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-17
WAsurNGroN, Nov. IA

w AcblN6IbNs INV. IL"
The President rises daily at 5 O'Clock, to
give hrmself time TO write his message.
The Sec of the ] reasury refuses to see all
visitors and the other Cabinet members are
very busy ON their reports.
Gen Longstreet presents himself every
day Ia the President begging for pardon.
Tn, President has received othcial notice
from Gov. Perry OF S. c., that it's Legislature
has adopted the Constitutional Amendment
Mcpherson will not enter the names OF
thoee elected to Congress by the late rebel
States On the roll of the next House.
Gen. Augur has issued an order forbid
ding the whipping of colored men under any
law Of Virginia, within the limits OF his de-
partnent.
TIE mastering out Of detachments OF the
Veteran Reserve Corps in the district OF Co
.umbia begins to-day.
A telegram has been received from Gov.
Holden which Indicates that be is elected by
q -Inail msj irity.
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NEw YORK, Nov. Is.

The Times Havana correspondence of the
Sth reports the defeat and capture of the
republican Mexican General 0rtega IN Mich
oacan and the destruction of his army. His
troops were divided into three bodies to cap
ture Morel,a Regas and some other city and
were beaten in detail and dispersed. 400
prisoners taken by the lmperialists.
The Republican General Rosaelos was
defeated and killed at Alamos. The adhes
sion of Lower California to the Empire is
announced.
The Liberals are also reported to have been
repulsed in an attack on GalssiDgo. These
statements are all on Imperial authority.
The Estdfetts states that there is rumor
that Gen. Ortega and five of his principal
officers had been executed.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-17

private telegram from a prominent
gentleman in Mississippi, says the arrest of
Cant. Peck. OF the Frccdmen's Bureau was
dseplv regretted by Gov Humphrey. al
though he refused to interfere at the request
OF Col. Thomas:
General Usterhaus furnished telegraph,
hut the Sheriff anticipated its arrival and set
hin free. The Captain is now In discharge
of his duties.
The committee of the Legislature in
Frecdmen's affairs, propose doing better than
was anticipated.
Gen F. T. Conway docs not speak en-
cOuragingly of the spirit which animated the
majority Of the Louisianians-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-17
NFv YORK. Nov. IA

NEW 1ORk, NOV. II.
There has been no additional case ofchole-
Ia on board the ATLANTA. The passengers
on hoard complain much Of the detention.
Strict quarantine is being enforced by the
officials.
The World lie tier from Columbia ). G,
e.! The 9Th states that resolutions were re-
ported from the Committee on Federal rela-
TONS to the Legislature to the effect that 5
tarolIna having fully complied with the
7. requirements of the Amnesty Proclamation
oi President johnson, and having enanci-
lated the slav. 5, it is entitled to the benefit
oil SAID amnesty and acknowledging their
position as a conquered people and the ac-
iep'Ance of the terms offered them, they ask
49, withdrawal Of military rule to which
'-cy say the faith of the Government stands
l,dged.
The eport Gays they have with honest
purIosc and entire loyalty Of heart, given
solemn pledges to seek their welfare in the
Union. The resolution would probably be
adopted unanimously.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-17
puILANpER WELLS ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. }'To all persons con-
DISTRICT cHITISpES, 5. eerned IN the r
tate Of Philander b. Wells late Of hine-hursh' IN
said district, deceased. .,.,,,-,.,
Alta Probate Court holden al Burlington, within
and for the district OF Chittendeu, on tho nth day
Of November, A. d. 1855, an Instrument. purpoTt-
in. 70 be the last Will and Testament Of Philander
Wells late Of Hineshurgh, in said district, de-
ceased was presented 10 the court sforesaidd or
Probate, -,
And IL is ordered by said Court that the 4th day
Of December. A. ID. 1865, at the Probate Court
Rooms in said Burlington. be assigned for proving
said Instrument and that notice thereof be gwen
10 ali persons concerned, by publishing this order
three weeks successfully in the Burlington Free
Press a newspaper printed at said Burlington, pre-
VII US to the time appointed
before said Court. at the time and place Aforesaid
and contest the probate 81 said will. II you have
cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington, in said
district this nth day Of November, 4. u. ls65.
T. Z. WALES, Judge
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NV YoKK. Nov. Is

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.
Gen. Grant visits the Central Park to-day
and the Opera and Union League tonight.
The public reception will come of Friday
evening at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
A Washington despatch contains sensa-
ton rumor that the strongest possible
grounds will be taken in the matter Of our
relation. with Great Britain and that the
indemnity question will be backed up, if ne
cessary by our whole military and naval
force.
Also that the army of observation of not
less than so 900 will be placed on the from
tier of Canada, before the LIST of Decem-
Der.
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EI.IsU, g.RsTo>y.s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, (rTo all persons con-
District Of Chittenden IS. eerned IN the estate
Of Elisha Barstov, late Of South Burlington ~ sara
District, deceased.
GREETING.
Alta Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and for the District Of Chitienden, on the 18th day
of November A. ID. 1856 an Instrument. purportns
to he the last Will aud Testament of Elisha bars-
tow late Of South Burlington, in said District was
presented TO the Court aforesaid. for Probate Ana
il is ordered by said Court that the 5th day OF e-
cember A. d. 1866, at the Probate Court Rooms N
Burlington. be assigned for proving said lnstrn-
ment and that notice thereof be gwen 20 all per
sons concerned. by publishing this order three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Free Press,
newspaper printed at said Burlington, previous 70
the time appointed.
THEREFoRE, you are hereby notified to appear
before said Court, at the time and place sforess,
and contest the probate Of said will, II you have
cause. , ~.
Given under my hand at Burlington, in said Dis
trict, this 18th day Of November A ID; isS1-
T Z WALES, Judge.
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