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REMEMBER THE DAYS!

TX. Sd; MERRIAM, OF Detroit. Michigan, treats
ram will be at
West Berkshire. Friday, Oct lst:
Franklin, saturday, Oct 21
Hiehgate, Monday, Oct 9TH;
81: 81, Albans, lSt.Albans House Thursday Oct lh:
Milton, Friday, Oct -th:
CamhridgehOro, Saturday Oct 9th.
johnson, Monday, Oct. nh
Richmond, Tuesday and wednesday. Oct. 18th and
18th; ~ '- '''-'
= burlington, Central House, THURSDAY and Iii.
day, Oct. 18th and Is;
Nergennes Saturday, Monday. TUESDAY and
Wednesday, Oct. 10th. l-jh. eth. eud p;
2ld;
Brandon, SATURDAY and Monica " Oct. sd. and 2-th.
Rutland, Central House. Tuesday Wedneaiav
Ihurday, Friday and Saturday, oct. 70. ~ - % 81
q Remember that many Of Dr. Merriam cures
are Effected by medicines. while others Tor treat
ment receive roots and herbs Many are presrr. bed
iir with sumuiauts, rs the demands Treat
meat according 10 the debility Of the system Let
every invalid Dr. Merriam for cures where All
other sklll has failed. Office hours from to Il A.
NJ, and from % 3 P NJ
wOct.l&5th, dOct1
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legal 0otifrs.
ASA GILLETI's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, } To all person, con.
DISTRICT oTcHl1TESDEs, ssneG IN the estate Of
Richmond in said Distr ct, deceased 'A'' u
CREATING:
Al Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and for the District Of Chittenden, on the 9th day
VI 5ep.en1eI' a u loos an Instrument, purportng
late Of Richmond in said District deceased. was
presented TO the Court Aforesaid, for Probate
And II is ordered by said Court that the 18th day
Of October, A. d. 1869, at the Probate Cont Rooms
IN SAID burlington, be assigned for proving said In
strumenti and that notice thereof be given 10 All
persons concerned, by publishing this order three
weeks successfully in the Burlington FREE PgEss
a newspaper printed at said Burlington previous to
the time appointed
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified b. appear
before said Court at the time and place aforesaid
cause. 1--we
1iven under my hand at Burlington in saii Dis.
trlct tins 2ith day Of september a. d. 1862
"ii"J T. Z. WALES, Judge.
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Grasn Soptb Darlington. Perpoint T. olhi'n ;
s. Georre. Ed. Mills; Shelburn, Lee Tracy;
UnderbilI. Charles H. Brown, Asa ). foweu )
Wsstr,ri. e c. Jackson, Albert Partridge' MI
,;ston John l. Yale. Lucian W. French
mo Grand and Petit Juries we're then orieny
charged by the court. the attention OF the former
being particularly called to the necessity OF
great care being used by them in thorough ex-
animation Of the evidence on which their lndic'-
ments we're based The latter were specially
cautioned both in regard to promptuess IN the
discharge Of their duties and the danger OF en-
-sgng in or listening to any conversation about
any case which stands on the docket for trial
The Jury Calender was called and 10 cases
SET down for trial
Tie court then adjourned till two O'Clock in
the afternoon when the case of Robert w 10
gers VS.. The town Of Shel5gfn was cominenced.
This is an action Of assumnsit for town bounty
Of 5000 claimed by the plaintiff under vote of
the town passed in July 1864. L. b. Englesoy
and T. r. Hard for the Plaintiff; I. J. Phelps
for the Defendant.
AFTERNOON
The case Of Rogers RS Shelburn was closed at
five o'clock, without going to the jury, the court
directing pro lorna verdict in favor OF the
nlaintif for $50 in order that it should pass to
the Supreme Court for a decision upon the law
points involved in the defence; and the case was
so passed..
The cassof Edmund Riley rs. John P. Wheeler
aud ooms Allen was commenced This Is an
action Of trcsplss for the removal by the de-
PENDANTS Of a house belonging to the painful
and altering the same into a school house. i.
B. Fn.lesby and Daniel Robert. for the plaintiff;
r. u Start and Z. f. Hard for the defendants
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By Telegraph
Ne.v YORK Market.
-''"' ~.
NSw YoRE. Sept. -.
FLOUR, &c. - Receipts 1052 barrels
Flour iavors buyers with moderate export and
home trade. Sales ZOO btls at 5 70 "a & a5 FOR
superinc state and Western: 6l0 a 6 81 for com
mon cao:-e extra state c as q 10 do. extr.
cNi-a. ... 70 & Is nr common ci1,se mind
hDup Nh .. - n ~ for cumfuun fsir estr. ~
Louls. 900 ~ Q 10 for goodc choice do. ,i,,str..
duh including ta1 Dbl. extra western and state fr
export nj o. ~ an l.
corn MtAi.-luiet
WHISEEY Without decided change s,les ,,1
bbb,s We. --f . I'd y ms FREE ~ "
Grain Reoei MS Wueat DIS hpsbel.
NHEAf-Wthout decided chance Vim, ,,,,,,i.r
mn nj A. 10 M ~ ---.. oHies' l'''H
Latter very choice Ia. for s"ft do. tt a isi ~
wiG.o- rei snd amber Western .vtr, ci.i'' ~
.T = ios allite ,rcsi..rn '''
ry-tsG ~. -, -.
T. RT.FVN CO. So. st., y H., TO- OIL
West 1T 80. '" Nanaua
NJ 81 - WIN
2=fl InsIs Ctraji of e, i'l"'s' SaieS
Rers,5t. CON, "a "a, i,u.beis
c0pI 60, "a =, ~, "-'. -.
quiet without aeeided cbsnse saisi Il H ma closed lose
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After careful examination, recommend the
Universal as the best and strongest machine.
Ii has psteEt cog-vheels' (RoTeiPs patent
double gear with very long and strong Alternating
teeth WITCH together with the - patent stop
(Which IL on NJ other wriagerl allows the rubber
rs.ers IA separate Sufficiently 10 run through The
largest article easily, yet cannot separate so Tar
that the e0gs will disoOEnect and lose their power,
a. in the Case with other wringers, whether the
c rs are q n one or both ends OF the Of the shaft
Il also has the peculiar advantage OftEo pressure
screws % arranged that each presses on both
ends OF the rolls alike the same as f vas in the
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TRorTIxG AT The COUNTY FAIR.-We notice
that the managers Of the County Fair have
arranged for a series Of horse trots for ;he two
last days Of the County Fair; and, from the
liberal premiums offered, will no doubt call
together a larger crowd Of lovers Of equine
sports than have ever been congregated in our
city. and also bring hither horses which will
probably beat the best time ever made on a pub
lie track in this County or State. The ''ial
amount Of the premiums offered is $500 all ''l
trotting, in addition to which we hear prrl'''
is on foot to raise citizens purse for nat oi
hurdle race, or both. The programme ALREADY
arranged is as follows;
Thursday, Oct. IN
A nurse Of SIS, for horses that never beat
2.ss; 500 to first. $50 to second and so to
third.
s,,,s 5,o-A purse Of $50 for gsntIemen's
,5rivin, horses owned in the County; sa5 to
first $40 TO second, and s. to third.
Frilay, Oct sh.
A purse Of $3.50, open to all horses; 500 to
first 500 to second, arl $50 TO third.
Same day.-A purse of so, open TO al
horses that never beat 3 minutes il public $40
to first. $50 to second, and SO to third.
Sane day.-A purse OF so, open 90 all
horses Owned in Chittendn Cnlnty. SO 10
first, and SIS to second.
The conditions Of the above races are mile
heats best in s., to enter ard . TO start.
Entrance fee ten per cent The 1aces viii take
place on tne days named, il .he vearAeris favor
able; if not, on the frs. .ir iay following.
Entries close at O'Clock on tae evening Treyi-
Gus to the day FOR which Toe races are named
The purse for gent.emen's driving hor-os is lot
to he competed for by track horses; and in chat
trot each horse is to be driven by his owner, 60
road wagon. Time made on a short track and
token IS to De considered a record
N,r,H CANE or BA-s BtLl-rasel az Boz
ton. VT. Sent 18th, 1859, between the Be- s.ran-
gers Of Huntington. and the '.Ua.a-' Of
Norrisyiue.
Captain Of Strangers George s..le,.
Cartafu off. Unions 1. Gilman.
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BASE BAIL At WNocsKL-A friendly game
Of ball was played on Saturday last, between the
latham Allen Club, Of Winooski, and =" nine
from the L. V. NJ, resulting in IS runs for tine Al
lens. snd Is for the Collegians. Joseph Beach, Of
Burlington, acted as umpire.
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L. DANLEY,
prop'r Of Ludlow House, Vt.

BERKsBIRE. VT, Jan. 3d. 1862
Or. =. ". URASS-DEsR SIR - fell il my duty
- write the following testimonial both in gratitude
10 you and for the benefit Of those afflicted was
Fourteen years ago last November | was taken sud
denh with a very severe pain in my left hip; our
family physician WIS called he pronounced it
Rheumatism. Under his treatment was gradually
growing wurso and counsel was called; they pro
nHuncod my disease 10 be scroiulOus hip Disease.
There was then very large ulcer gathering
10 was anced in a short time and the discharge
was great and my suaarin-s, pen cannot describe.
nave had SIX such dwellings on my hip, quite
handful Of pieces OF bone came from four oI them
aad one N my head, besides large mortified sore
on my back tried many kinds Of patent medi-
cine-i both internal and external which did not
have the desired effect. ] gave up in despair Of
ever seeing the time hat could 70 q step without
nv cruich. The eleventh OF December, lecs, We
heard Of yuurvlsit 70 ReEfrd. Father took ne o.
see you. At that tsie had one sore that had DIS
charged lur rEN years. aud through your treat
meut @! me / Wa able 30 hours iisne 10 70 down
stairs without ms crutch and have not used 10
since and ! ain able 20 walk around the house. 20
up anc down stairs, and take short walks ont Of
doors And thias That by dill gently AID perseyer-
ingly following your direction | shall get to be
quite il not entirely. free from that terrible sesse
You are at liberty 70 publish this ard my name.
Yours very gratefully indebted,
CYNTHIA S. HOGAB0RS.
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arr Adrertisemmts.
ESTRAY.

JANE into the enclosure Of the Subscriber, in
~ South Hinesburgh, the forepart Of july two
yearlngs, one heifer and the other a bull, Of q
brindle color. The owner can have the same by
proving property ana paying charges.
Oct. l-dt&w3w GEO. ALGER
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NIB. FLANAGAN,
liw2w Deputy L. S. Marshal, as Messengs

I'HlS is To give notice: That on the 2ls. dav Of
Il September A. ID. 1863. a Warrant in Bank
rnptcy was issued against the estate Of VII
ham T. Brown and John MeRay, both Of Fairfax
IN the County IF franklin and State Of YER
mont, Who have been adjudged hankrupts on
the petition Of their creditors that the payment OF
an! debts and delivery Of any property belonging
70 such banKTupts. TO them, or for their use and
me transfer Of any property by them are for
hidden by law; that a meeting Of the credi-
tors Of sad Bankrupts 10 prove their debts and to
choose one or more Assgnees Of their estate will be
held at Court OF bankruptcy, to be holden at the
Office Of Dewey 4 Noble in St Adams in the County
Of franklin and State Of Vermont, before l. L.
Lawrence, Register. on the 18th day Of October.
4. D.. 1863, at 10 O'Clock, A. u.
y. b. FLANAGAN
llw2w Deputy Q. S. Marshal, Messenger.
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TN the District Court Of the United States, for the

IN the District Court OF the United States for the
L District Of Vermont In the matter OF Norman
L. Shattuck. Bankrupt Notice is hereby given that
a petition has been filed in said Court by Norman l.
Shattuck Randolph in said District duly declared
a hankrup. under the Act Of Congiess Of March ,.
1867 for discharge and certificate thereof from all
his debts and other claims provable under said Act
and that the 9th day of Oct, ls69 at 10 O'Clock AN,
before the lion. D-A Smalley, Judge Of said Court,
at the L. S Court House in Rutland, il
assigned for the hearing OF the same, when and
where all creditors VINO have proved their
debts and other persons in interest may attend and
show cause, II any they have, why the prayer OF
said petition should no, he granted.
Dated at Burlingto the 18th day Of Sept, $50.
l2w3w b. B. sMALLEY, Clerk.
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vALUABBE PROPERTY FOR SALE,

OWING to i'll health the subscriber offers his
~ property for sale, consisting Of Grist Mill,
win Two run OF stone and Corn Cracker, Wheel
wright shop, with two circular saws, one gig saw
and plsner which are run by a good water power
on Browns River at West ord Centre Also Il good
dwelling House and Barn with two acres of land
attached. Terms Of payment easy, price (s3O00)
three thousand dollars. T. NJ STANLEY. "
Westford, Oct. /, ls69.-Wlm
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A HOUSE AND FOUR ACRES OF LAND At
"a Nestford Centre; also the STORE and GOODS
now owned by the subscriber. VERY fsvorabls
terms viii be given. For price or further Informs
t1 , Apply u l.. NJ. BATE.
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NIoHoLs-WHEELocK At Port Henry. n. Y,
Sept. I'D, by the Rev. +. NJ. Newman. Calvin T.
Nichols NJ. d, to Miss Frances C. Wheelock, all Of
Port Henry.
DIED.
PHELPs-In this city. on tie 18th inst, of typhoid
fever, David NJ. Phelps, aged 10 years
NIcHoLs.-In this city on Monday, Sept 27th,
Michael only son Of Michael and Catherine Nichols
aged Is years and eight days.
BLAKELY-In Jericho, Sept. jth. Of apoplexy
Eunice Lee, vile Of Deacon Coradon Blakely, aged
So years and five months.
LAMoRA In Burlington, Friday morning, Sept
gath, Alfred Lamora, son Of Oliver Lamora, aged
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cures will be at the American House Friday and
Saturday, Oct. sth and 9th.
Real tle following certificates
LUDLOW, VI. Jan. ~. 1869.
This Is 90 certify that + vas treated uy br.
,aass sol Boston uue month ago tli- month lur what
pA y-ic.aus called suiteuinz OF the brain. was IN
such state that was unable 10 attend 20 any work,
and sit Gay alter day n perfect stuPOr unc1nsci-
0-s a. az going ou aruuad me, " gradually fall
iu-. aud mr frc1ls ant attendants des pared Of ny
getting any better, when Dr. IRsSS Was called.
die treated AZ hight and the next Gay / was
able o. 20 about ;he house. and In less than a week
] was able TO do light work and continued To gain
and am now quite we'll. MARY FULLER.
LUDLOW HoUsK
.4a above tanned -iri, NARY FULLER. was doing
8. lie work ;.f .-e rlia- 70 and % the time Of hcr
ic.ule-. a11 81 ue4.y or quite week was perfect
lE unconscious. nad iakeu no interest in her case
surprising the doctors Tor there had been two or
Three callef,l were doing all that uld be done :
but at tAs Stage OF the told that she would
not live ull morning. 1 went 10 the room and Tas
cout nced u the danger. Ny faith m travelling doc
toes small, but ing life fast eohn REsy, and
that the treatment she was then receiving DONG
her NO good, aua tlat sume other means must be re
sorted O. aud tbaJ Immediately, / suggested that
She SHOULD try DR.. URANSs method or treatment
vita very little iaith that he any else could
help hsr, believing that she was too far gun but
wa su pr.sed a. The change aili must say never
saw sucH cure. d. scc4neu Il zone by ms gle .
the next oif Mary was around the house looking
quite cheerful and soon commenced Light work. 7
am satisfied tn 4 he saved her life.
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THE SECRET OF BEAUY II

THE SECRET OF BEAtN lies ~ Ih3
use of Eagan's Magnolia Rslm for the Complexion.
Roughness, Redness, Blotches, Sunbu'n. Frecsits
and Tan disappear where it is applied, and beau
tifu Complexion Of pure. satin-like texture ls on.
tanned. The plainest feature are mane 70 si""
with Healthful Bloom and Yeuthful Beauty.
Remember Hagan's Magnolia Balm Is the thihS
that produces these effects and any Lady can secure
IL for 70 cents at any of our Stores.
To preserve and dress the Hair use Lyons hat
hairon.
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BURLINGTON AND VICINITY

RICHMOND MARKET. At Richmond, Mon
day, $50 boxes cheese sold at from "A to ID cts,
and 175 tubs butter at from SO to 81 cis-'-the
latter price for few tubs choice fall made.
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II the District Court Of the United States. For
Il the District Of Nermout.-In the matter Of Jere-
miah 5. Schehed, Bankrupt. - To whom il may
concern. The undeTsi gned hereby gives notice Of
his appointment as ass nee Of Jeremiah 5 SchOfeld
Of the town Of St.Ahsns in the County Of Franklin
state Of Eermont, within said District, who has been
adjutged bankrupt by the said District Court.
Dated At St Adams, this day Of September
AID. 1869. JOHN J. BURGESS,
"a.
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ESTR v.

4 iAAiE into the premises Of the subscriber, Aug
~ 18th, 1863, SIN YEARLING HELPERS. The
owner IS requested TO prove property. pay charges
ana take them away. l. \. BUSHNELL.
Huntington Centre, Sept p, is6g.-Iiwtf
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TEg FisnEa's saok.

= 7 - UIIN LNNINN dIl
Hon. CHAS. Z. FLINT.
Ia both English and German.
showing how 10 double the value
pi land make three times as much
uut % Stock raise three times as
siueh Orain. Hay, Roots. aud all
I lii crops and more than double
a. tho profits Of the farm Every
iaI iner. stock raiser. gardener and
iruit eulturist wants il. One hun
dred md forty Illustrations. sales
immense. send for circular. I'm
terprising men will learn the par
ticulars VI a m0ney-makiuz bust
ness by addressing ZEIGLss. Nc
CURDY g Co., Philadelphia, Pa, or
Sprif ziieid. Mas.
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FIRE IN Mm1oN.-The house, barn, and cut
bpiIdin@s. with all their contents, Of Samuel
Turner. Of West Milton, were destroyed by fire
on wednesday evening. The loss Is fully $4,000
IN which there was no insurance.
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Nj OnIhA6k and WARRANTED Deeds. City Cot,
VA Write, Trustee and Executions Justice Writ
Trustee and Executions, Leases, County Writs a.
90, printed and for sale at
The FREE PRESS OFFICE.
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r5his is 10 give notice That on the 22d day Of Sep
L tember, A. ID. 1853, warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued against the estate OF Charles A. Billings
Of Rutland, in the County Of Rutland and state OF
vermont who has been ad Judged a Bankrupt on his
own petition that the payment Of any debts and
delivery Of any property belonging to said Bank
rupt, TO him, Tor his use, and the traner Of any
property BY him, are forbidden by law; that
a meeting Of the creditors Of said Bankrupt, TO
prove their debts, and 20 choos- one or more As
sgnees Of his estate, will be held at the Court Of
Bankruptcy, To he holden at the United states
Court Rooms in Rutland in the County OF Rutland
and State OF Vermont. before A. p. Lyman, Esq.
Register, on the 10Th day Of October A. D. 1853, at
10 O'Clock A. NJ.
F. A. SMALLEY,
wliw3 Deputy L. $. Marshall as Messenger.
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IN the District Court Of the United States. For
l. the District Of Nermont.-ln the matter Of Chas.
Church, Bankrupt. Notice Is hereby given that
petition has been filed in said Court, hy Charles
Church Of Westminster. in said District duly declared
a bankrupt under the Ac; Of Congress ~ March ,.
l~f.. for q discharge and certificate thereof from
all his debts and other claims provanle under said
Act, and that the 9TH DAY Of Oct. 1869. o'clock
An. before the hon D. A. Smalley, Judge Of said
Court, az the L. ;. Court House in Rutland,
is assigned for the hearn NJ Of the same.
when aud where all creditors who have proved their
debts, and other persons in interest may attend and
show cause, If any they have, why the prayer Of
said petition should not be granted.
Dated al Burling ton, the 18th day Of Sept 1869
l2w3w. B. B. SMALLEY, Clerk.
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SETH GORDON. ),
HEZEkIAH KIBBF Asslznees-

I y the matter q jeremiah S. schofe,d, Bankrupt,
in Bankruptcy. Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned will sell at public Auction at the store
lately occupied by the said Schofed in 81. Aloans,
on the second DAY Of October. A d. 1903, commenc-
ing at I O'Clock ? m, and Continuing from day to
day until sold, the following property Of the said
Schofeld, consisting Of general assortment Of goods
and groceries, tour, teas SUGAR. tObaccOs, &C. &c.
Dated at st. Adams, this 18th day OF Sept, 1853.
l3W2T JOHN J. BURGESS. Assignee.
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THIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE That on the

V'HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE That on the 18th
day Of sept, a. d. 1868 Warrant in Bankrupt
c vas issued aainst the estate Of MerrttP Courser
Of Montpelier, in the County Of Washington anu
State q Vermont, who has been adjudsed a Bank
rupt on the petition o. his creditors that the
payment Of any debts. and delivery Of any
property belonging q such Bankrupt, - him,
for for his use, and the transfer Of any property
by him, are forbidden by law that q meeting
Of the creditors Of said Bankrupt, 10 prove their
debts, and choose or more Assignees Of his es-
tate, will be held az Court Of Bankruptcy. % be
holden at the Office Of l. L. Lawrence IN Burling-
ton, in the County Of Chittendeu and State Of Yer
mont, before L. l. Lawrence. register, the 18th
day Of October, A d. l-6e, at 90 O'Clock A. ".
y. b. FLANAGAN.
Deputy United states Marshal, as Messenger.
l2W3W
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/ y the District Court Of the United States. Fortne
L District OF Ne-mont.-ln the matter Of VIM Ii.
Bond, Bankrupt. Notice j. hereby given that a pc
ttior has been filed in Court by william Bond
of uanhy. in said District, duly declared Bank
rpt unrer the Ac. OF Congress Of March p l.6. for
discharge and cert cate thereof. from all hsdehts
and o. her claims provahle under sad Act. and the
9th day Of October. ls69 at 90 O'Clock a. " before
tine Hon. u. \. Smaley, Judge Of said Court, at the
l. Court House IN Rutland, is assigned for the
hearing Of the same when and where all creditors
who have proved their debts. and other persons in
interest, may attend and show cause, II any they
have, why the prayer Of said petition should not be
granted.
Dated az Burlington OF the 10Th iay Of sept, SEQ.
l1w3W 3. Is. S]iALLEY, Clerk.