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JOHN vANSICKLIN,s ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT, ITO all persnns
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Instructions were issued to-day by Gen.
Miles 70 quarantine al vessels arriving from
Kew West
The ri0taus demonstrations attending the
negro procession yesterday in Norfolk to
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Robert NhitehuIst was killed, and his
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STATE OF yERNoNT.
ARTICULATION

NJ HEREAS, The Bank Of Burlington, a corpor-
w ration duly incorporated By the Legislature
Of the state Of Vermont located and doing bust
ness at BurlngtOnin the County Of ChIttenden has
made application to me requesting % issue a
proclamation designating some day for the termin-
alton Of the existence Of said corporation; and
Whereas, II has been made to appear to me that
twO-thirds Of the legal votes Of the stockholders
Of said corporation were given n favor Of said ap
plcaticn.
Now, therefore, |. Pau Dillingham;. governor o
the State Of Vermont in conformity With said ap-
LEGATION and the provisions Of sections eizhty-sN
and eighty-seyen Of chapter eiShty-zine u "a,
General Statutes % Vermont, DO hereby issue ny
proclamation and declare that on the Fifteenth
day OF September, A. ID. 1870, the said corDorati.a
Of the Bank Of Burlington shall cease t. exist rs
fully and with the samo effect If its charter
pire tby the Limitation therein.
In witness whereof, l havehereunt1 signed m
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Us Waterbury. this Twelfth day Of NaEch, i1 The
year Of our Lord ,one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-siX. ard Of the Independence % III
Unitei States the uinetieth.
PAUL DILLINGHAM;.
By the Governor.
CHAs VI. GAY,
Secretary Of Civil and Military ffHI.s.
March l3-vem
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The enclosures DO Jhe Leyec of the New
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trict, deceased,
Greetir-
At Il Pro ate Court holden 40 burlington. vs.. %
ID for the District Of Chittenden. on the -tA cas-
OF April, 4. 1866. an lnstrum mt, purfH.-r .-.z
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And II i ordered by said Court that the ls- ial
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weeks successfully in the Burlington Free Press.
newspaper printed AZ said Burlington, pre- si0us o.
toe time appointed.
Therefore. youare hereby notified o. appear Dee
fore said Court at the time and place Aforesaid and
contest the probate Of lNill, II You have cau.c.
6iven under my hand. this It'll day n ApiI
ID. l566.
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STATE OF VERWON1, ((uit Co rlers..
DISTRICT OF CHITrLNDsS. ~ OW,s Sec I
Tuesday in April, A. d. 1856
!, J. 5 Adams Clerk ofChittenden Couaty Court.
having on this second Tuesday IN April, A. d. ,-Cr
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the freemen II sait JOuatJ in the various {. wa.
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