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Headers Department Of the South,

deauq rs department OF the South,
HILTON HEAD S. c.. july II. 1865.
GENERA L ORDERS NO. ll2
I CAPT d. S. LESLIE, !nlth Z. S. C.
IL T.. is hereby announced as Aide-de-
Camp on the Staff OF the Major General
Comnandin@ and Will be obeyed and
respected accordingly.
.. The following General Order frc NJ the
War department is hereby published for
the information Of this command:
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ApJUrANT GENERALS OFFICE.
Washington. June 29, 1868.
General Orders No. l2O.
The whiskey ration will no longer he
supplied to the troops Of the United States
by the Subsistence Department. The
whisley now on hand will be sold under
the orders of the Conmissary. G ereral of
Subsistence.
By order Of the Secretary Of War.
L. D. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General
BY command of
: Maj. Gen. G. A. GILMORE.
". L. NJ. BURGER, Asst Adj't Gen.
July 25 2
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Dissolution Of Copartnership.

TNHE copartnership heretofore existing
4 between the subscribers. under the
name, style and tir.a of KILLIAN d
WING, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. F. w. WING. having purchased
tn" debts due to the concern aud ASSUMED
th"a. due by it. persons having demands
will present tlrem to him, and persons in
drotcd viii make reyn,en. TO Kim.
ELI KILLlAE,
r. W .MlN(,
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+ White Lead and Window Glass.

G,pIRrrS TUEpENTINE and COkORs
~ in oil. on hand and for sale in rear of
the old stand To arrive z,his week
COACH AND FURNITURE NARNlSIIES;
also. KEROSENE and LINSEED OILS and
Fan assortment Of KEROSENE LAMPS.
July ~ 81 JAS. BROWN.
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The Richmond Wig says that in
six counties through which its infor-
mant passed, there were but nine
negroes at work in the fields. but the
county Court House and villages are
full OF them: The negroes are said to
be deserving their wives, who, with
their children. are left burden upon
the farmers. The cotton crop is small,
but good. Oats are rank and going
to wreck. Wheat isa good crop.
The Postmaster General has notifi-
ed the Provisional Governors that the
postal service will be resumed on all
lines of railroads in the South. as coon
as. they respectively certify that the
roads are in proper condition for the
purpose.
The new Lancham Hotel, in Port
! land Place, London, is a remarkable
building, even in this era Of lotel i'm
provement and enlargement. Critics
say that, on the whole, the building
has no superior in Europe or America.
The total cost was close upon $780,
900.
The city authorities of Bangor have
ordered to be placed at convenient
points on the public streets large
tanks, to be filled daily with pure
water, and supplied with ice, for the
relief Of the thirsty people. They are
of capacity, it is supposed, for a days
consumation.
Advices from Mexico report success
es Of the Imperiaiists. Macmillan is
striving to improve the country and
encourage education. Guerilas con
tinue to swarm about Matamoras. A
great number of Contederates are al.
irving in Mexico.
The Post Office Department has
become paying institution. The
profits Of the last six months were
nearly a million dollars. During the
last six months Of Mr.. Buchanan's ad
ministratlon the department. was over
four millions beh,ad.
Tac Queen Of tile Sandwich Islands
passed through Panama few days
ago, en- route for Europe.
:. n German State Rights and Ultra
A0olitionst newspaper has been cstab-
lished in New York.
North Carolina, it is said, is rapidly
filing up with emigrauts from the
North, seeking to buv land.
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Wanted Immediately.

4 BOUT ten "r IN Give COOP Coop
~ ER>. Good wages Vait. For par
ticuhrs, apply at my residence, irs, house
in rear of Up town Methodist Church.
July - 81 J. j.. MElSTE
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The subscriber takes pleasure in recon-
mendnx his late partner, Mr.. =. w. Wing.
to the support of the former patrons Of
tho late firm of killian i Wing. and of
the public generally. ELI KILLIAN.
July 22 l4-
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The subscriber having purchased the
interce, of'ELI KILLIAN in the above
firm. the business will hereafter'be CON
Quoted by him in his own name. lie
respectfully solicits q share of public pa
tronagc. i. W. WING.
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THOMAS G.. VEAL.

Architect and Civil Engineer.
nr1onn orn'n ps"s xsh MS and md
cessnry details for public buildings. dwell
ings; cottages, bridges. &c, for city or
Country. Surveys for city lots made on
Application. Office ut a. II. Phillips, Be-
dclrs Row. July & wsS~
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WANTED.

TWO WHITE FEMALE SERVANTS
Z one to nurse an iufant and sew: the
other to do chamber and general house,
work. Apply at this Office. July ~ 4
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ROBERT BRYCE & son.

The undersigned beg leave to call attcn-
ion to the above notice, anil to state that
they will be found near the Old stand, car
ncr'"f Main ani Hnnding streets, No. 7
1s'y"es Range. wher. they will eudcavor
ito give tho'r host attention to such hnsi-
ness AS may i've consigned to their care.
ROBERT BRYCE & son.
Jrly Is sws~
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Robert Bryce

Robert bryce
MILL renew. on and ntter the TWEEN
w TIETH OF JULY. that part Of his
former business, which embraced the sell.
ing Of GOODS or MERCHANDISE and
His long acquaintance with the business
ahd wants of this community will give
him some advantages which shall be used
to the benefit Of his patrons. He has
associated with himself his son, JOHN
WARD, and the new firm will be
known aS
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04


Capt. +. J. Cressy 18th L. 5. Z l.
Capt Geo. H. Casper, 44th Ind WI
Capt. J. s. Deardortf, t4th Ind. Y. VI
Lieut.. w. F. Carson, 42d [. :. c. I.
Cause, sickness.
The court then continued the trial OF the accused
10. Parsons, Colonel 9th Tennessee Cavalry. The
following order was then read in the presence of the
accused to the court, by the Judge Advocate
ITO BE CONTINUED
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VERY FEW ITEMS @ 3e department Add
soarban ndf
respectful nyiaa q
Come
mpolnded
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EIGHT MONTHS, = 90
FOUR MONTHS %
30 subscription De received for s period than -Four
MopLhs.
Rantaucsr can be made through Unce the
pubEhert, when the receipt n the Postmaster is taken
amount forwarded.
Of DTRECTIoS Post OnCn fuuu
and which the paper has been and Jc ho
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doubts as 10 his bravery. 1 can't say TO his 10y
atty. do not know to my own knowledge as to
his ln-olir
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Jhe guuxrille AShio
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
BY BROWNLoW, HAWs & co.

Terms Of subscriptIon.
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T5bsrs ii-oo11u vi nsdo tho7o who advcrti-6 IL
srs5lE
Gals persons become candidates will d inserted -
esr advertisements be paid for invariably In advance
Al Advertisements which the number Of Insertions l. not
psrSd wi be published FOsRIp, and charged
Advertisements will be considered due Uhsn lDsard except
tee-e with whom keep regular sccounts
~ sdve-tfser7sut fol distance will he inserted uEzs
srauied remittance, except in csseH where To ar
El5aT is known % be puDctusl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03

NhN lJhhr Jtu 80
I8- HeraiFs correspondents Boo BIZ account
of the reh,l demonstration On tHe james
river says che notorious Pir1te Sellmr- is
reported @. have commanded rte expedition.
The rebels belicv, al our lr1n-elad- sere 90
Wilmington and that we had olt rev
vyoalea vessels IN ,he river They intended
to force their way through aud destroy the
enormous amount oI shipping ana sulIne-
collected ~ City Point end b-rmuia uun-
ir,1 There is no d.4a- they iuten1ed O.
corporation 'gitu lhe.r tsnd fl1-a- as eE-en
slge movements nave .'-h a''-' veg 'H i'-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03
NV YnsK. Lan. D


Inc Hercld's SPECIAL Washington despatch
cf .sst evening says the city is FLIED with
pace rumurs. y says 8 member VI Jea
DAVE Cabinet had mnde direct proposition
-, ~ enquiry OF NJ. Blair, while be WIS
m Richmond, IL the rebel government were
willing to give up the contest would the U
:. t1rrg0 emancipation. conhscatiJn d., and
permit Them 10 dispose oi their cotton, and
leave i0r Mexico tskiEg .heir Soldiers with
them. II that wasiconsented 20 thev would
hind themselves % Sriye MaEimilisn ogt o.
that country and It reccssary annex It 20 the
United States
Mr.. Biait replied saa5 tbe North would
nos ~ any contingency, abandon emanciTa-
ti'n, hrt could BE- merciiul as % confsca-
zion
Toe Times cilr Pom, correspondent tel,-
graphs --sl Jlr iiet a. r-steuarler- con
cerriu- 90, rebel 10 n-clti demonstration IN
the Jau-s rs that % Ts- On create an ,A-
ciycuent 10 order % cover the evacuation ef
Richmond Evidence accumuia tes Jrat the re-
lei leaders would ike 10 YET out OF chat cItr.
The HrQ'ds CITY Point dsl tyh s,y-
There wcrc four rebel IrsH-riads engaged in
tae af'sea. Of which one We entirety destroy
Oh. and aastueI Disabled Inc other $50
we're aground. aud were being fired into d.
rect 5y our aJterics--,-eH ,a,t from F0st
Parsons striking them iairiy-
The augusta C0HsliiitloHa4f OF toe l1th
--ys thaJ city D. filed with tugitives from
>iut1 Carolina. Il woGidapp,sr chat panic
bad .=ized 90 toe people ot tnat state 90 rhe
-Ipr.seh c- r1e tuion army, and that they
ST, ready g, iessc every ding 20 save 5neir
livt>
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03

Adyices from Little Rock, Ark, the l1th-
say Gen Shelby was blocking the Arkansas
river IL Dardyilie, IS mile- above Little
Rock. ia the l4th. 10 prevent vessels I---.nz
% Fart Smith with supple
Detnchments sent from LeFi-1urgn. -ali-
si and attacked shelby A sharp hght en-
sued. which was renewed sunday but the
result j. Unknown, further than che report
tbst We lost > killed On >dJurdav. and -uNt
Shelby cyacunted the place ntt6- --
we're light Reiniorcements we're sent ifr'"
Lirtle Rock on Monday. The relesr'rh BE-
ing down, further particulars we're r., OBJ
tanned.
A despatch from Col Livingston 10 Gen
Curtis iron Fort Keancy says nc has been
up the Repu 5lican river nearly 20 Aiikaree
Fort searching Tor indians and thence 20
where The late SIGHT took place There tire
main trsil is westward upon the kePuoiican
river: over 100 smaller trails from the -ou--
/ i,in il. Il Is believed they crosse1 -he
Platte River 25 miles from Julesourg, and
were watching Liyingston's movements. The
weather Is very bad but men ana horses are
/ 10 good condition. Livingston says me over.
/ lspd stages should run and be Will protect
them.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03
JAMES RAvEY,s ESTATE.

MS, TIE SUBSCRIBERS, having cen appoint
w Cd 6y the Honorable the Probate Court for
me district Of Chittend,n, Commissioners % re-
Cslte' examine and adjust tho claims and demands
1i az Pefegns against The estate Of James Fayey
Late Of tnoerhil IN said District represented lnsul
vent ana also all clans and q, mands exhibit 10
suset hereto and siX months from the dsy u the
lsts hereof being allowed BY said Court for thst
parpose, We DO therefore hereby give notice, that
-e VI aitesd 20 the usiness Of our appointment
- ne t0gu Ilerk1 OIL SO in Underhil In said Ds.
.net on the Third Wednesdays Of March and July
next 81 u o'clock A. ~ on each OF said DAYS.
dated this gin day q January A. D., ls65.
CIV, EYRE REY StaI5 SComHiuiouer..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03
G,RRAn rrRRITT.s EsrArE.

STATE OFVERvoNT. }THR Hon Probate
u.-.rI-t ar GlIt-en4en. ss- L Court Tor ih' A''-
t-fct " tuiftsudcr.
T.4.I persons Interested 10 Jhs estate OF Gafred
pur-itt % sbeituru ll said District
uEEEr ~.
WsrEEls. apu. cation ie writing hath been
maze tr tHis Court ny Che Guardian %. 81 usrrad
Pu-- 90 fHr license and authority o. seil the Ehoi-
81 me real e-ttte fhis sad ward setting i'fth
therein rHr- Die rl.t ward owns lsrm g. land ~
.s.+ S1eInrrn ofsiout 90 acres 4uf thst l. Tou.c
b. beneficial rc bis slit ward that the fsus ne rotl
srH converted intr mnus- and thsrcupgn the ssll
court appointed and ass z1ed She 9Th f2v OF Fe1-
mary A. % I-67 81 the Probate Court K om' Do
.-.t nast-ic. to hear sni decide upon sad appicf-
non B.. a11 ordered thst public notice tnereH r
9lr-r O. al persons interested therein o3 pu'-I-
.1 this order Ll-Cl seeks s4 s-cssiFeg pc tt AHF
frLtor Free Pres s. paper which circulate in
80 --t5rll N chose persons Interested there
Ia a.l Which publications sh-L he previous 10 the
tine appointed .ar leariu-.
Tbsrsfare vo, are hereby notified Co appear ov-
IRE slii Court no the zine snd place aiHrsss--'
.leu and there G. object Boz tie srant-. % slcA
l'ceuce n sou see cause.
Given under ms hand SO The Pr47a.a court
Rooms this 10Th day of January =. d 10;
v5Ivl T. r. WALES, Judge
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03

R.-..Iut 1- -eluestHg JED. Davis so su-
l-.ut Comml=sIlu-Ie 90 negotiate wlf1 fr5
,7Jlsrlmeu- 80 washington TOR Peace. were
presented In the rebel House pl EenTe'sn a.
jir,- few day- sgo, and wer. referred O.
l.s ,aumi.teC IN Foreign Relation, b. .a
G.4 .-t unanimous vote.
I4. Richmond NFg OF che 2t.l sage no-
.u. Ia, bs-u offered She South for Voacg
winch f, can accept; nnd the peace move
m.ut. show that the Yankee Government is
r-sil, convinced Jf iJs inability Co carry On
tne v-,- 90 a -ucces-tui Issue.
The rchi HOUSE have passed d sweeping
measure on che subject of exemptions. IL
repcal- what r. known a5 the negro czemp-
tian clause. ana limits the exemption of mail
contractors. heretofore made by Lhe Pr,si-
den. and Secretary of War. of persons 1t for
active service cr rlL, Nirh'u certain Tarticu-
.ars
The Richmond papcr> are FLIED win sharp
critisim- uu,u the situation showing great
ii-s g -eti Jn throughout the south. Union and
harmony are demanded and there hs- deen
-n arrest oi a large number OF disloya -'r'-
zen- and soldiers 10 Richmond
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03

Ad,ices from Savannah go the 21d stage
shat great reaction Vs, takin. place ir -he
min5- % rra people 0 che interior % Georgia
vino uoV openly confess luat .l- attempt b.
ests i..st ssuire-a l1n'-j.riey i- "a failure
ON t.. question .f 900 immediate reform -1
-ac mon cine veDnic arr divided.
Zen. Sherman unas llat ;ne people '-
Georgia nave hearty hatred OF llc people
al San-l Carolina
Gen. sherman vac o. leave savannah Va
.l1 21i -o ,Jin mis- army. he siy- II TIE
people li tGe uor,H wiH provide men snd
money p. carry 900 tine War ior '0ur gears 10
viii not last i5ur months longer, hue % trey
l.i' 90 90 80 ,here be- 700 telling how ions 20
Wil 'ast
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03

The H-ralds St. Louis correspondent aa
no1nce- that tnc rebel general Kirby smi-h
H7s been sometime negotiating With Maxi
milan. for Jfe transfer of Oh the rebel troops
in lne uans-Mississippi department o. ais
standard Il BE- thought BE R!I have -a1-
difficulty 80 concentrating the seh-l. as
his force ar, iaVles- res and wi. -es-t
their =7ie
The HTae publishes the rebel army rl-.-
-r J5uucl, 90 -ag-, from RIOS, authentic
source. which shows their fu.l strength at
only Dos 00U. scattered .r1m the jaime %
tHe bed River, and from rre Atlantic rla-..
tl Cine lldru territory. i-ais0 shows Les
7-my -I Do their main ic. Hlencc
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03

STATE or VERMONT, lfEhk ION me ITO
District Of Chitienden, 81. Il cate Court I-t loe
District Of Chittenieu.
To John woodruff and his vile EIily r. "oo1ri1
% GsYErI-G
WE-EEAs. y5u have Sled iu The oiac, o. me ffo-
hate CONT of said District an instrument IN ~ t'a-
under your hanis sni seals duly atte-.el py i.fee
credible witnesses aud by N1u acEnoWleo go 'ci.I
The Judge ~ said Govt y therein % declare tht-
t1u 1rutuallr sdapt Frank Martin OF u tnler-
tllI a minor under 4 years d age as your chiid
ana heir at law and render him capable OF inherit
NJ i. such child and desire that hereafter iniiea
nav hfs presert usme ne shsil be known ana clii-
81 ~ the name Of Frank +. Woodruff
And WlersRs. Ss1ome 4. Martin 10 johnson VI
mother and ONLY surri, ing parent o. said Child ha-
also er 10 the rfce Of said Court her rEi-en &C.
rla-tqn in ike manner signed sealed alte-tei eu9
ACKNOWLEDGED canseut.ns 20 s1ch sloplo- an"
change n name --tr..t =.
TaERFFoRE you are hereby ordered q paoi.sh
~1tf-e ouch adoption and change 90 n1ne IN lhe
Burlington Free prrss q uevsp1per puni'-hed az
Blrlngson n said District three weeks -11-essi'9-
Given under my hand snc che seal Of said Court
this 2fth day Of January A. u 800.
Nl-Sl d r. "1N' 'N'-'
j. pursuance ofthe foregoing order or the fro-
hate curt We hereby give notice 'nal Ne nave
-ffuted Frank Martin zs our child anu naH y
law aud de-fre that hereafter ne h~ SHOWN gnu
e.IIso bv The name Of Prank = woodruff
JOHN WOODRUFF.
EMILY +. WOODRUFF.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03
HARRY pIcKIysoN,s ESTATE.

WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS having been appoint
w ed by the Honorable the Probate Court fol
the District Of Chittendsu Commissioners u re
ceise' examine and sijust the cl dns and demands
o. ell persons against the estste Of Harry Dickinson
Iase OF I1csFaii In said District. represented In
solyent sud also sli claims and demands exhibited
10 onset thereto and FIX months from the day Of
ne date hereof, being Rll0Esd by Baid Court FOR
that p1rpose, re do hereby give nstcs, uat We
siIl at 2 10 the bu meas Of our appointment a.
the dive II X Of Mary J. u ekin.on IA Cpderhil IN
aid Distl ton the la,t Saturday Of FebruG-y and
81 Sat uday Of June next, At 10 O'Clock, A. 81 on
zach a ssid days
Dated this 5th day Of December, A. D, 1854.
WI. PoEsLL Commissioners.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03
ELIJAH RINGS EsrAIE-

--..--as..-,. FONT, J'HE Hon. the Probsrs
Dstrictoft hitteuoe1- -
o. ChIttenden. e.ts.. - s7tt,h
Nh T. 'A' VI 6rz>TISo.
WHEREAS said Court bath asslgne- the l6tn g.
n February next FOR the settlement o. the sdlnisfIs
touscount Of the administrative Of the estate said
decea sed and ordered that pubic notice thereof De
vel % al persons interested 10 said estate, BY pub
llshilz thE order three weeks successfully previous
30 the day asslsned. IN the Burlington Free Pres
usFspaper printed ia Burlington, 10 s1id District.
THEREFOEE. sou are hereby notified o. appear az
the Probate Court rocms, 90 Burlington, on the DAY
ued then and there 70 contest the sii0Eaneo o.
said account, If you see cause.
Given under ms hand, this 23d day % January
A. u. Sos.
TIE WALES, judge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03

TgIg-r YEAzs YoUSoEE.-Rev. B. Bruce,
D Newmarket, III. writes; u have tried
A. Aliens Worlds Hair ksstorer snc
l... ba ssuum. They sctei like = charm Ny
As ii was 80 years ago- II you wish
=.-rerce from me will give II willingly" Sold
g druggists everywhere. Depot lss Green
.ieh -, \. Y.
Ia, "a DAWN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03
YoTFoR A FEW DAYS ONLY.

WE. the undersigned, citizens Of, and doing bu-
w siness and paving our share Of the taxes IN
the town Of Burlington, will (not fUr few days on
rs furnish 20 those afflicted with poor Eye sight.
better pair Of spring steel spec-aelas ara case,
which viii last = long a. those furnished BY any
Jaw or Gentle, for OsE DOLLAR per pair and wal
rant the eye perfectly dtted In al case We have
our citizens 10 Coniscel's Ptaos9pAg. where. they
will find one a. good OF better than they have is.
tened 10 for q OBS time, and then coue o rs and
t their ewes ft5sd for the above named price with
'pArEST kPEcTACLEs
We viii aisl place Ourselves under bonds % furnish
rsctly such epctSeles or 50 cents per pair by the
Faw DAYS OSLg.
January *
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aATFNIAx srEARNs. ssTArE.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Honorable the Pro
District Of ChittenlGn. IS hate Court for the Dis
fuct 1f Chiftendeu.
t. the heirs and sll person. interested IN the 80
tate Bsteman stssrns late 0f hinesoarst Ia said
District deceased
WHrRsas. application hath been made o. tn'
Court Boo ysritu p ny the Administrator OF saa e.
tate. ur4t ln- Tor license and authority % sen so
a-rs 70 the real estate Of said decease1 t1r the pS
me1t u debts. and charges Of administration, aul
setting forth therein the amount ol debts que i'pn
the said tecea-ed. the charges OF slminist ali-l,
the amoln. Of personal estate and the situation OF
ire real e tate.
WHEEEUr0y the said Court appointed and as
81 .ued the I1th cay OF January A. ID l59l- AZ -'-
rrgtste Court rooms In said District 90 hear ana
decide upon said application. ana petition srt Or
te-ed public notice thereof 90 be gwen o. al per
-nns Interested therein b. publishing said Or -,
together with the time an place 90 nearing. thire
weeks .ucc sssiyrlV in the burlington Free pres
neus-arsr, which -ir-ulstrs IN the neizhno' haol
9th -s persr- interested Boz said estate, ail Wf'-
uu. Iti1us shall be previous o. the DAY assigned
f.r hearing
THEEtFoss. v1u arr hereby nos i7i 90 appear
before said Court or rNe time ami piacs assi-neo
then snd there DO sad Court. % give ovni-, as the
lsw directs. Tor the payment ui ne en's' -ti
-har.-us % adm .ntstratI1n. srt make your otl---
t-or - The grating such license. To sou see cause
rIrr1 under ms hand At tie Pro- sic court ruoLn--
.t's -i day 0l January 4 D. ISL.
.r.e.