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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1865-12-09


l'introduction DIES Coolies lie de Cube
perms aux llabiianss de cetie colonIe dc
doubler leurs modulis, Il est pas sufpsc-
nant que lie proJei dihtroduise parm nous
ce nutvel element de travail AIT excite
an 81 haut dcgfe I'attentson pnbhquc.
On est g6neraienent sous i'nnpFes ion
que lie commerce. dts Coolies e>t pr',hIbe
par un acte dti Congres. L'acte uHqu"l
il est fat aiIusion. ceuI de 1862, intvrsiit
tout commerce de CT genre, ct ~t'Nuie une
pena!ite pour sot,t capltaine Ct equlpage DC
tout nuslre amer,rain enrGgistre Yui aft C
terait son navire all transport dcS CoolIfs
entire uu port de la Chine ct les pays c.
tranges. On ne pen>e pas que los tli$po.
sltloas de Get ac.e s"ient a"T',cab!es au
transport de5 Chinois dams metre pays: ct
dams sous les cas- j! est pariatement e'ahji
par les termes meneS dudit acte, gull
nest nultement applicable aux cas- d'&m-
grafton Uo'ont,sire. ct il vest en,nrnt a tout
capttalne e2portant des Chinols &c sc nn-
mir 'une astrsta!lnn es dun ceriiticat des
Consuls Anaericai:ts. Quani a Ia enve-
nance et i lopportuoite d'iittrodulre parnIi
nous des lndlvtdus appat.cnais; cette
race, ie~ consequences so infes ct po|tiques
gui ponrraeni en- decouler pour notse con>
munante. so.lc,teut de ~et,easos reflex
ions.-Picagune, DR. Ia Me. ORLEANS.
.Sls3~c>~s(.~>c~ 49, -o~~--,~~----c>->,
rJTne lettre de l'ex-g -gouvernour Allen
actupilemeut j. Mexico, eonticut les l}as&a-
ges sHi7ants:
''J'ai etc bien reeu par les autorif4s ci-
vi!es ct misfares. lie gonverneur Moorc,
les gen6raux Preston, Smith ct Walker
sout PARTS pour la Havane. Les g6n6rauz
Msgruder ct Wilcox soDt lei III aiss5
les generanx Price, Hindeman ct Harde-
man a Monterey, Je suis enchaute du
MeSique. C'est vraiment fEden de ce
coutiBeat, ei dans les mains des Am6ricains
on des Frapesis On cu ferait lie plus deli
cieux pays da monde Cest un climat anti
pulmoAaire; lei pont de consumption Nous
sommes d 5000 pieds au dessus du niveau
de la ner, ct Ie mois dao1t est ausSi frais
qu 'octobre chez uoas. J'al ass!ste, dlman
che la messe je la grande cattss,!rale. Le
nareohal etaib avcc son bril- taat etat-
major; lie temple etait rempli DE-. lnonde,
dnrant IA ceremonie Ia lnusiqae n.hltalre
execntat les joIls norceaux du Iropatore
ct della Norasa ct les soidats sa!uaient par
occasion c.,,,,.e 4 Ia payade.
n Sc da,,loie partout beaueouo de- luxe.
Hes eaiyo,,s sont riche nent n,tablees ct
les raes sout silionuees 4 elegauts eoui.
M aas Tout resnire. en- fa;t. une splendsnr
ANTIQUE La vile une population en-
yiron 260 900 anes, desuuels 5000 sont
des renters gu des ne gocia,lts. lac resie sc
eoupose 4 Irslieps et d. Leperos qui font
le pefit commerce ct remtlisseus les degres
interieurs de ia societ6.
les ieiii.lies "a nio'i'e s'nS ~, CO '1,i1's ,t,
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1865-12-09
AVIS AU PUBLIC.

E9E5 EJ : UILLJ'
Ta5f1A femme, Eliza Bonds, ayant aban.
IgaAA dome Ic don>iciIe conjugal sans
cause vaabIc, !c public est par lie present
av4ri que ie ne paie:ai aucune dette con.
tractae par ellie sur mon compte.
SALONON BONDS.
Hickory Flat II Novembre 1865. %
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1865-12-09


DPortralt dc Juar.z, trace par IN
correspondent aniericain: ''Le senor Jasrez
qui, depnis long'fnlps, INQUIRE a'i Mexl4ue
un esprit de perseverance ct de tenacite
dig.e uue Meiiienr application, est un
hnnme de .9ans, petit de stature, rohnste
de constitution II rabis de cprFalence, dams
le genre da defuut sebateur Douglas. sa
nv sionosnie est in,iietne CONNIE son ori-
zine a = a. le regard clair, Ierl,s, vif e, pc
net,ant; le from degalopps, i tete ben
fornlee, les eheveuz c,als, ours ef q I'd
blea noil dc Paebho; le nez agsllln ct pro.
tubtrant, Ii bopcle petite ct les ievres 'hlf
ces, serfees dc | Indian. Get ensemble est
assez l,arinoaieuzI ct denote de IA resolution
chez 3houllne All point eaaI Isen1bse ne point
se douter quill combat pour ene cause
eondsmnee Ct ag,,Msailtf
IL 'EaHpereIf vleni de declder qa 'une
mission scienslGale seralt charge desplo-
rers Ie Cambedgr, dapnis ie lieu ~ le Mel-
Aoa prend "a source, J'lsuiiau ihibst. gu
Tee leage seab!e III ,pataitFe. On SAT- que
les fssylons q,i i! traverse dams sol, Immense
pafeoars sont l.ani u psapart lncolnas,
1 bien que aes fiaes daeoavrrtes ca et la
1 deniontrent .ql.'upe civilisai ion puissa nte q
exists autretuas dams ces deserts. Hest
done faeile de Sc rendre eonpte de FINITE.
ret sqni s'attache, all double point de yns
I histefiqie e gaograpinaue, une entire.
Il prise siescesie ila i,lre.
L'illustre eaeapricieux ea geant chinois qul
lrecoitf chaane jour de nombreux vislteurs q
I ses levers dc EgYntian Hall a nlai,.tenttrlt
i IN rival i Saipt-J an1es' Hall. lie sleuI
] AJAX, autrsment Git n-Josephs Brice.
ne nafif dans le dapartement des Vosges
lay ait lslit pieds de haut, est arrive q Lon.
dres.
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A Y | S
PEINIRE ET YITRIER.

Z E soussigae iuforme respectueusement ses
IL amis ct lie public en- general quill est main
tenant pref sllivre son meter de peintre Ell ba-
tirnents, tspisS.e, vitrier. Ses pri& sefont mode
res. II espere m6riter une partie de lencoura-
cement dn public. J. CUMMINGS.
Opeiousas 8 Septeinhre 1865. 6m
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1865-12-09
L'HARII ALTON

sur laQuele demcurait ledit defunt en- der
nier lieu. sitnee q Ia Prairie Chataigner,
mesurant deux cent quarante arpcnts de
terre de supericie, (plns on moinS) bornee
l'Ou4st par MADAME Valery Guillory,
d l'Est par Octave Fontenot. au Nord par
le Bayou Marion, ct au Sud par Madame
Vaimont Gabriel Ioateaot, ensemble avcc
Lies Batissas ct Amelioratlols
qui sont situees ct qai Ell dependent.
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UN AUTRE MoRCEAU DE
TERRE DE PRAIRIE,
sitn6 dans Ia meme prairie. la pointe
Choup;que, mesufant qnarante acres (plus
gu ,noins) de snpe1Gsie, borne fOoest
rar les teYres d'Aicxandrc Lambert, al Sud
par les terrcs de Jean b Manuel, au Novd
par les terres Hypolite Godefroy SoiIeau,
ct a l'Est par les torres pabiiques.
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"a Pour de la u,atiere lir-, voir lautre page
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24
NV Yosk. NIaren II

The HerGlds Wilmington correspondent
Of the 18th says The refugees brought DO
by Gen. Sherman ara being sent % that
place. Two steamboat loads arrived tist
day.
On the l4th sherman lett Fayetteville,
marching towards Goldsboro.
Before having the extensive arsenal WAS
completely DESTROYED 1t was the largest in
the south. Every cotton mill aud several
residences were also destroyed, -iN small
steamers were burned. The negroes vino
have followed sherman will be sent 20 South
Carolina consigned 10 the care Of Gen. SIX
ton. The rebels will make d stand. if at all,
near Goldsb5ro. Johnston having unit Of
with Bragg and large reinlorcements having
come from Richmond give a combination
With which they hope TO defeat Sherman AMI
>chofeld combined. II successful they cal
ruiate 70 return and crush Grant
Our released prisoners are sent north ls
last A. possible. Their condition Is horrible.
thirty or forty die daily.
ten. Terry Il to take the field Immediately.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24
BOSTON MARKET.

WEnSEsnkT. Mar. -..
9I"Jb-N-steu superhne 3 - n s. -7s cou.-
mol extras So q siu25 medium go 800 ~ a. % ali
o.. -.ut am -loi-s including Csusds. Ohio, Geu-
,-.-e ,n5 1l...f-an. IT sii Is n D. r. hHi. Rye
p 3 20 E sd q hhi. ior common and extra
Gl-kvhest Is So .e as - 100 t.-.
DRAIN.-Ths market Tor Corn has heeu VERY
il sales cot new southern yellow az q 81 % o.
r. 'r-l. ua,- have hc,l iu moderate demand at
% 81 g. u..-h ior common and goud northern AND
'.aa1a Rye g. ~ b hu.h. White Bean, s. 8, ~ g. -
.,r c.u.l.o. la5 ..l blue pod, su4 g. 81 n sH. f.r
uarrs- .E.-.-y 81. "a 80 e hu-h. >.a-t- $50 i So
Fine F-~a so ~ --o4s Nddlin-- a % H p
t.a
PHuNi>iuN>.-P.rsi Is duh 80 ss tr
prime so n iar mes. and So "a ~ lar lear
ed ss.s.. ,...,r. cash. B.efs4a RI - " raI s. o.
..ls.ifs. I..-is5.u- Eastern and Ws-t-rl ines. agl
D. stra ri,-- cash. LARD i9 III 2isc q 70. cash. Drs--
-l li.-- Ia. a i.-. r. 70, ash. Butter ouu and
p-i-s. have MATERIAL, declined, -..o aud eaaiee
New York arr Vermont dairie- 80 e =r ana come
mon sta- f es, p 70. Cheese l5 % 9-e p t Sc %.
laLty.
WooL.-rhe market j. very duh iar ueeeo and
s.led. The transactions comprise Zoe, h, 81
ron Csc "a :. p D. as 70 quality. but al the close
1.t over a- could le obtained ior the best lat- In
tbs market. In Canada fleece there have been
.s.,- ar iuuol rs % s. Is e Fl. sind choice couhins
lots are held higher.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24
NEWELL LYONS ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. (Ths Hon. Probate
District OF ChittenGen, IS Court for the District
Of Chittenden.
To all persons interested In the estate Of Newell
Lyon of Burlington in said District an Insane per-
son.
GREETING
WHEREAS. application IN writing hath been made
TO this Court, by the Guardian OF said Lyon Tor
license and authority 10 sell part OF the real estate
Of said ward, settin forth therein. that his srid
ward owns homestead Of about four acres situate
on Pearl Street, tenant house with about an acre
OF land nearly opposite said homestead place lot
Of about fve acres ofland on the west side o. the
road leading from Pearl street near sad home place
to the old Winooski Turnpike road ia the city OF
Burlington also the farm OF land OF about 90 acres
situate in Essex now occupied BY one Pecor; and
that Il would be beneficial 70 his said ward % sell
the same and convert the proceedsfnt money. and
thereupon the said Court appointed and assigned
the lt day fApril A D. 1856 at the Probate Court
Rooms, in said District, tn hear and decide upon
said application and ordered that public notice
thereof he given 20 all persons interested therein
by publishing this order three veets successively
in the Burlington Free Press, = newspaper which
circulates in the neighborhood OF those persons in
terested therein. all which publications shall %
previous 10 the time appointed for bearing.
Therefore you are hereby notified to appear BE-
fore aid Court, asthe time and place Aforesaid
then and there TO object 10 the granting Of such
Ecence, nyou see cause.
Given under my hand, at the Probate Court
Rooms, this sth day Of March A. d. 1855.
T.E- WALES, Judge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24


The Herald, correspondent with Sher-
mnH gives full details Of his remarkable
march. Wade Hampton's victory occurred
thus 1t wns discovered On the morning Of
the 9th inst. that hariee vss making
forced marches 20 reach Fayetteville be;
fore General Sherman. General hilra-
trick AT once put BIZ cavalry in motion
10 rJrike Hardce IN flank or intercept Wade
Hampton. who WIS following in the rear
with his cavalry. Gen. Fitzpatrick reached
Colman's Grove, Just after Hardee's rear
passed. Hampton was few hour
behInd Our cavalry. owing 20 the
had road. had not all come
up. Col Speneer's brigade and Col.
" ing's command were AZ once put ~
position 70 receive the attack Of the rebel
cavalry
Jus: before day break Of the l6th and be-
fore the hrisadcs of Atkins and Gordon ar
rived Hampton came in front Of Fitzpatrick
position. Hampton massed his troops IL
three divisions and attacked in three col
umns. The attack was perfectly Irresistible
and our fret line standing their ground were
literally run over: headquarters and artillery
were captured Gen kilIatrIck managed
to get away and joined Spencer's brigade
which was falling back foot by foot disput-
ny every inch Of ground.
The rebels stopped a moment IA camp 90
plumber. This movement was fatal for the
enemy; for our cavalry rallied under their
lcader. rc-took the halls upon the left,
and then. with one wild shout
-y,V; down upon the rebels vino were
s1yarming about the captured artillery. and
ten. Kilparick'- headquarters. In d ml-
moment We had the artillery erIu
and turned it upon the flying enemy.
The GENERAL rci battle flag was displayed
8ni bee announced 20 the men that
90, lay WIS their, when with
Hn.t.sr dcaicnmg shout they dashed ai-
ter the reh,i- driving them from every
quarter. Our loss dii not exceed one Huu-
dr,l. while the enemy leiJ ON the HELD
large number ai officers and e,ventv-sIx sole
dies dead. besides many wounded. Thus
le>Shau TWO bristies ui our cavalry held iu
check ami finally drove IL clu-
fusion Wade Ilampton's entire cavalry corp
-commanied 10y Hampton. Wheeler. Hume.
Allen and Butler.
\ brief summary 0 what was accomplish
ed. shows that there were "a cities. Zoe miles
of railroad and thousand, of hales OF cotton
burned - cannon, 1900 prisoners and
> 600 animals captured. and over 5000
white and black refugees set Tree.
II was Capt Worth. with his tug David
son, which opened communication with >aer-
man. it was brave act. The boat Wa c5u-
-tantly fired on by e., rebels. Gen SHEER
man complimented INN highly.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24
I,svsy sEEcHER.s rsrATE.

STATE OF FEBtf0NT, ITO al pt.''.--
D1srRfcr % CHIrTErczT. rs. \ concerned ~
the Estate Of Harvey Bec:her, ists o. H1u;instua,
in said District, deceased.
GREETING.
A. Probate Court holden az Burlinztol. within
and fJr tho District Of Chittenden, on the SHi asF
u March A. r. 1856, Instrument. purpprllnE
H. h. the las VIII snd Tes.am-ut 0f Harvey Beect
ar lat. Of Huntington, 10 ssid District, deceased,
va presented % the Court sf1re.ad for Probate
And Il Is ordered BY aid Court that the 18Th DAY
= April A. D. 1855, at the Probate Court Rooms
In az Burlington. be assigned for proving stit
Ir-trument nd that notice thereof be given - ei!
persons concerned. ~ publishing this order three
y.ssFs succes slvely in tnC Sssriugton Free Pres
nesspapsr printed a. said Burlington, previous ta
the time appointed
TFgEEF6RE, voc are HEREBY notified q -puezr
before said Court AZ Cls sine sud place Al -ct't.
and contest the probate o. said Sill u yol n.f-
cause.
Given under ny hand az Bur ingtou m said Dis
tric: .his I'd day q March A. y. l-C5.
,9lwt T. Z WALES, judge
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24
GEoRGEA.RowLEr.s EsTArn.

STATE OF VERMONT. 1.-THE Honorable the Pro
District Of Chttenden e. bate Court. Tor the lH--
trict % Chittenden.
To the heirs and all pcrson- interested no The o.
tate Of George 4 R0wley Late % Charlotte n said
District, deceased.
OREsrIs9.
WHERsAs. application hath been made r' this
Court in writing hv the EXccutriX ofths last VII
-ud testament of said deceased setting forth there
n that said tieor-e A. Rowley in bis life time and
AZ thg time 81 his dcc~8se under contract bind
Ing iu law au1 equity % deed to DAME. /. Spear
sad Charlotte. certain farm 90 land iu said Char
lltts % VT the same farm now occupied BY said
spear containing about two hundred acres 0l land.
auf uravinE Tor l.euce and authority o. tlcl said
farm aEreeatly o. said contract
WHEEFUP0S. the said Court appointed and I.s. -.--
et the -th day q April A. ID. l-15. 40 Che Pr bate
Court rooms Ia said D.sfr.,f, t1 hear ard le-ite
upon said application, ancpetuou. and or--rgri.'it-
c notice thereof O. be given Oh on persons inter-
ested therein. oy publishing said order, together
with the tins and place o. hearing three weeks
-ucceslveir iu the Bur ng-on Free Press. news
paper, which circulstes DO the uli.aa0rrC.r no
thIse persons interested iu sa.d estate ait which
publications shall be previous g. the day assigned
PR bearing
THERErorE. VOC are hereby rotiisi 90 appear
before saii Court, 40 the time and place as.-ued,
then sni there Ia sail Court, Oh make your OBJ
ectlCu- 90 the granting such license, % sou see
cause.
Given under ry hs1t. 80 the Probate C01-t
rooms. this 18th day o. March A. D. 1875.
w3-wJ T. f. WALES judge
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24

The T-FureS Washington correspondent
sava 4 Senate irr. FROM -hc trent gays
Gen. Grant is of the opinion tnat Richrrond
viii be evacuatei within the next ten o~r'.
The Sanitary Commission are sending
large quantities Of stimulants to the Army
# the Potomac.
4 number Of surgeons and nurses left here
to-day for City Point
Tho Herald's Washington despatch sayN
Il is known by the administration tia.
Stephens. Hunter and lee are all hopeless Of
the rebellion, and have so informed Davis.
lee look. upon the arminc Of slaves a.
allure FOR the simple reason that Congress
icared the measure 200 long besides the
failure 10 make thc ntgroes free renders the
the plan Ms lees.
President Lincoln does nct believe there
viii be any more serious fighting. but ths-
the rebels viii soon surrender.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24
News Of the Week.
New York. March IL
BY Telegraph.

he H-dis Washington de-tatci -f-s
The military situation 70 night + understood
20 r. more pramising than Il any period
during he war r.t..
.!.leh-aond rapoA OF the l8,n ere diled
18th 'o'etui "nr1Uert5 cr tn condition cr
Gl1ir- '7hlch tnc7 frpieseni ..s Deine lesper-
ate. They admit that sheridan has PLAYED
the mischief with their avenue Of supplies.
and fears are expressed that be- will reach
Burke station unopposed ana destroy the
ias' Ink between Richmond and anywhere
el-e.
IL l. believed here that sheridan has nl-
ready passed Burkcs Station the junction ct
tie Petersburg & Lvnchburg and Rich
mpnd ~ Oanyille railroads, and gone either
T. Sherman or 10 Grant This saves Grant
the trouble oi cutting the southside =. r.
and leaves 20 Gen. Lee the alternative Of
starving or dividing his already depleted
torce and opening Richmond to a promenade
for Gen. Grant
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24

The Herad Washington dispatch gay, .
II wac reported here yesterday THAT Dlyi-
had abdic,tel in favor OF Lee. proposing that
Grant and lee settle the controversy and ar-
range terms of peace
Il was also reported iHat soldiers and iu-
hahtant- Of Richmond Wrre on the verge ui
starvation
Sheridan e mid hu1Iu. taken them bv eur
Prise and cut ott their supplies. The re5l
capitol l. m "a state u. CHAOS Pricg- have
more than doubled since sheridan, raid.
There wa-a special meeting u, the tlhiuet-
supposed tu BE-. on scrgunt col ueR, from
Richmond. The rumor that JET Davis had
resigned proves positive h,ct, but what
action the rebel Congros. hes taken 40 ,1e
matter has not been learned.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24

The Herald's KEY West correspondent
-sys The object Of Newton recent cSre-
di;ion up s.. Mlrks ri7er, Ga. was 20 clear
out the rebels, infict a- much damage as
possible, and IL practicable, capture ;.
Marks Though not accomplishing all, he
was greatly successful. After considerable
skirmishing. he had q stubborn fight az Nat
ural Bridge, where the rebels were IN strong
force and well posted. Though in superior
numbers, the rebels were driven FROM their
position. But owing 20 the superiority o.
numbers. Cen Newton dermed it best Co rs-
turn 20 Kcy West. which be- dad without Dee
ing troubled by the rebels.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24
NV YoRk. March u.

The steamship City of Washington which
left Liverpool on the lst inst. and Queens
town on the ID, put back 10 the latter place
with sCmc Of her pumps choked. repaired
and sailed on the 7th. and arrived mere this
\. NJ. The following Is her latest news:
Later American news II anxiUusiy looked for
Sherman's movements are eagerly en-
vassed.
The London Iigies says the federal- have
recovered their military reputation, but If
the south i resolved to stand out, they (tlC
ieierals) have made little progress towards d
conclusion OF the war.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24
LEGAL NOTICES.
LEWIS MARsHALL.s ESTATE.

District Of Chittenden ed in the Estate Of Lewis
Marshall late OF Willison in said District deceased
GREETING.
At Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and for the District Of Chttenden, the 18th day
Of March A d. is65 an Instrument, purportins
% he the last viii and Testament Of Lewis Msrshsl
late O. Wllliston in said District deceased
sAs sressnsed to the Court aforesaid, iaE
Probate. End = q ordered By said Court tnS- the
18th day Of Aps., 4. \. ls5, at the Probate CopTs
Rooms in said Burlington, be assigned for proving
said Instrument and thai notice thereof he given
70 all persons concerned BY Publishing this order
three weeks successfully in the B1-hnCtO1 Free
Press, = newspaper printed at SAFE Burlington,
previous 10 The time appointed.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified 10 appear
before said Court at the time and place Aforesaid.
and contest the probate Of said will, If you have
caYsa.
Given vnder my hand at Burlington IN said Dis
riet, this I'D day Of March 4. D. 1865
W39w3 TIE. WALES. Judge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24

Richmond Iapcrz -ay the rebel Concrc--
adjourned SHs als, without passing any DO.
the MEASURES for the salvation OF the CuuicI-
cracY urged by Davis m ms special message.
The Consres-mcn ara uuzIou, O. - 'Ht
OF Grants trap as soon as Ip>-aDir. "ud
while they can. They intimate that STEPHENS
has deserted the cau,.-
From the ,zpo>tulatnrv tome OF tine wrcr-
for the various calls OF negroes. il seems that
the owner are not willing To turn their
slaves over o. the government. lee ha-
published another letter, urging the carry
Ing out of this measure
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24
LUCUsLRING.s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, }THE Honorable the
District Of Chittendsn. Pc. Il Probate Court, for
the District Of Chitrenden.
To all persons interested IN the e-tate % Lucius
L. Rin-. OF Richmond in said District-a minor.
GErrTISC.
WHEEEAs. application 10 writing, hath been made
g. this Court hv the Guardian OF said ward FOR
license and authority 70 sell the whole Of the real
estate o. his said ward setting forth therein, that
his said ward owns one undivided nth part % the
farm OF the late Elijah Ring deceased, situate 10
said Richmond, except so much thereof may he
set out a. a homestead. IN which said ward has an
interest in common With the widow % said Elijah
until he attans majority that said premises are al
40 subject % said widows right Of dover therein
And that il would bs beneficial 70 said ward TO sell
all his interest in said farm aud convert the same
into money and thereupon the said Court appoint
ed and assigned the lst day Of April AID 1875 at the
Probate Court Rooms, In said District. % hear and
decide upon said applications and ordered that pub
lie notice thereof he given 20 all persons inter-
ested in said estate by publishing this order three
weeks successfully. in the Burlington Free Press,
newspaper which circulstes In the ne ghhorhOod Of
those persons interested therein. all which publ
cations shall DO previous 70 TIE time appointed for
hearing.
THEREFsRE.you are hereby notified % appear Re-
fore aid Court at the time ana place Aforesaid then
and there to object 20 the granting Of such Mcence,
II YOU csrse.
Given under nv hand. 40 the Probate Court
Rooms this 7th day Of March A. u. 1856.
7. z WALES. Judge.