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Real estate.
WHO WANTS A GOOD FARN,

CIRCUMSTANCES induce me to offer for sale the
" Farm on which reside, having other property
out Of the State which demands my personal atten-
ton. The Farm is known as the Seymour Farm. .
and was formerly owned and occupied by Hon. J. $.
Ad sms is situated between the Rutland Burling-
ton R. r. and the Lake; Is few rods over one mile
distant ON the r. X. Depot consists Of l31 acres
Of land, more or less. and has % acres Of wooded
land GO acres Of meadow and the balance in pasture
The farm cannot be exceiled a. grass iarin-
There is upon the farm, least 500 worth Of white
pine white and red oak. and hemlOck timber stand
ing The farm is well watered, and has an abund-
ance Of stone easily quarried and accessible. There
Is an inexhaustble supply of good brick clay, and
ample facilities for manufacturing brick within ten
rods Of the railroad. -
There are upwards Of 600 choice FRUIT TREES,
doing we'll anon which are some 60 pear trees.
There are some 50 choice grape vines and WhitlOok
says there is better soil and exposure Tor irut IN
the Valley Of the Lake.
The farm has about oue-half mile q nold ana PIC,
turesque rocky shore; beautiful alternauon o.
points, headlands and bays, crowned Win sro"lhs
With plenty of elevated sites, commanding fine
views Of the City and Lake, with timber, stone and
brick material in abundance for building Purp poses
the farm offers desirable opportunity 70 the oyeT'
Of the heaut full in nature for 81 MINER RESI-
DENCE, with facilities for boating fishing ana pat
ing; with easy access 10 the City, and yet removed
from its dust and hustle.
To the Market Gardener, the Grass and Hay Farm
er, the Mlkman, il would be specially valuable.
Being close 10 deep water and having the materials
for docking on the very Shore it is well worthy the
attention Of Lumbermen and Manufacturers, whose
opportunities for expansion limited by the pres
ent ownership Of all the ekng privileges, and by
the danger Of fire, IN the heart Of the city.
Easy communication with the Lake and Railroad
in connection with the facts named, will make the
location Of great value to manufacturers.
There is comfortable dwelling house upon the
farm, and a new tenement house
will sell the farm with without tho Stock,
Crops, Tools, and Furniture, with possession soon
as desired.
The farm can be bought on easy terms as only a
part Of the purchase money viii be required 10 be
paid down.
For further Information particulars, inquire Of
II. S. Hart. at the FREE Pass Office, Of the sub
scriber on the premises.
o. BLINN.
prrriipg+op Fab O -9gyrsw
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But we have already outrun our limits and
must be content to give only names and fig
ures Lysander r. Hall reports ~ tons of
French turnips to the acre, and 81 AS tons
Mangolds, Ii. J. Chaplin 80 10 tons of
Mangolds. W. G. Wyman 20 tons Swedes,
Isaac B. Woodward 80 l-2 tons carrots, John
Brooks Jr. % IA tons carrots, 5. d. Daven-
port over "a tons and Harace Ware 30 "a
tons carrots, Willard Howe reports 3l5 bush
els parsnips on half an acre.
Thomas Messenger is reported on good au-
thority to have raised So ID tons of Man
COLDS to the acre on Long Island
The only considerable root crops that we
have even known of being raised in this state
were in Cornwall. where Mr.. Heary Lane,
Col Stowell and some few others have done
some little in that line quite to their salts
faction. Measured by the good old English
standard that the root crop is the measure Of
farming we are pretty poor farmers in Yer
mont.
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CYNTHIA sABRUS, EST.TE

STATE OF VERMONT, ! The Honorable .
District Of Chittenden B 5S,g o So ~ r De-
To the heirs and al persons interested in tho.
ofCynthia Sabrus, late Of Richmond r. AZ
District. deceased, Gp-p-- "a
NJ HhREAS, application hath been u.fa...,.
W Court in writing, by the administrat-- T.
estate. praying for license ami authority :. ...A-
real estate Of aid deceased, setting forth ta.
sale Is in part necessary for the payme1. ri ~.
and that 10 would be beneficial % the I-l-. ~
persons interested in said estate, and the ba.. a.
estate having filed In said Court their v-... ai.
sent 70 such sale. l--
WHEREUP0y, the said Court appoin-s+ ,-..
ed the 3rd day Of March A. u. l-f4 NJ p. 2
bate Court rooms, in said District o. fss- 81 ~
eide upon said application and petition 9-r 10
public notice thereof to be given o. a.. u.-.7'7-
terested therein, by publishing said 1r.s- -. %
with the time and place Of hearing. three -.-1
eessively in the Burlington FREE Pass a.. q.
newspaper which circulates 10 the le. -sI .'
those persons interested in said e-ts+s
publications shall be previous o. the 5ay
for hearing.
THEREFORE, you are hereby not is. Co ar-
fore said Court, al the time and place l....--.-
and there in said Court, tO make v1g- 49,.
10 the granting such license, If sou ses ,17..
Given under my hand, at the p. i4.a On.
this sth day Of February a. j. l-4. l-
w33w3. T. WALES J1l..
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| y the District Court lf the Unitel S-rr.- b..
Il District Di Vermont in tlc matter h-. a
NllSlns' Bankrupt.-Not.ce is hereby given Piss
petition has been filed in said Court hy Ml. 2
wilkins, Of Burlington, I'M said District a4.. ..
e!ared bankrupt under the Act 0i t.u-r.s-
March 2, $50, for discharge and ea-tte %. Il.'
Of, from all his debts and other claims p-. a-
der said Act. and that jlc 10Th dlv u. Starch. u
az I'D oeieeA \ VI. before the Hon hu- p 81.
MAJ Judge Of said Court. 40 the l-.la-
hearing Of the same. when and wber. Of. .-
who have proved their debts. ami Other rr--
interest; may attend and show cause. 2 -a' ~
nave why the prayer of said petition -.-
granted
The second and third meat.u-- of .r' ,i'i'
De held az the same time and place, si- -
meeting for the settlement U. lac asst -net
Dated az Burlington, ol Che i.h JAY '- f' '--
" 1909 80
3iwiw E. 3. SNALLhf- 't'-N-
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FARM FOR SALE.

'Y'HE FARM known as Quaker Smiths Point
i This farm is situated in Shelburn, miles from
Burlington. on the Lake shore. and miles from
railroad depot and post-oce IL contains lfl acres
" good land, well wooded fruit in abundance such
apples, pears, peaches plums cherries, and cur
rents. Il has also a grove OF cedar, Of fine thrifty
trees, estimated by competent judges to be worth
from ssro o. Sil1. good brick dwelling house and
convenient barns and well Of never-failiug water
the door. For fishing it L. not 10 be equsllcd,
there is beautiful cove surrounded by cedars with
IN Eve minutes walk Of the door, which abOunds in
Bass and P.ckerel during their season. For terms
apply 20 ISAAC SMITH, Shelhurn Village, VI.
Nov. l. WITT.
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I'VE, the Subscribers, having been apo at-l ..
w the Honorable the Probate t0lr- .I--a. Dis
trict Of Chitteudeu. Commissioners On rsca sa exc
anime and adjust the claims and demands o. O. ..--
Sons against the estate Of sanford A-i.-. la-s q
Milton, In said District, represented .r-s.-.1..
and also all claims and demands exhibited 10 PEI.
thereto and six months from the day Ht The ll-s
hereof. being allowed by said Court flr thar ra--
pose we do therefore hereby give notice. that r-
viii attend 20 the business Of our apps urmer- 4.
the dwelling " Sandf1rd Ashley iu Milton i1 Sd
District on the 81 Saturdays % March and Au-r-
next. at DO O'Clock. ~ D.. on each Of said days
Dated this 10Th dav Of February A. b.. l-.-
GEO " CROWN. }~s...
JOHN II. BOOTH.
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STATE OF VERMONT, , TIE Holar.,. ,t.
DISTRICT OF cHITTESDES, S. T.---,- -... Z q.
To all persons interested in the estate % Daniel
Buckley, late OF Burlington. in said D stree
ceased, GgEerr
WHEREAS. said Court hath ASST med Pie
w day Of March next for the setr.a-s.-
the administration account Of the liminis--a.-
the estate Of said deceased. and Ordered o..
public notice thereof be given % an pe---.
terested in said estate by publishing tbs
three weeks successfully previous % the l17
signed, in the " Burlington Free Press and
printed In Burlington, in said District.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified o. ap1a.- b.
the Probate Court rooms. in Burlington, 0u On. .z
assigned. then and there % contest the al1va-.. f
said account, ifyCu see cause.
Given under my hand, this sth day Of Fs5-l.-.
A. ID. 1859.
w5sw3 T. E. WALES. jug.
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Jeremiah FRENCH.s EsrArE

WE, the Subscribers, having been appointed
w the Honorable the Probate Court for tl. J
trlct q CLittendeu. Commissioners 70 receive. H.
anime and adjust the claims and demands 10 D.
persons against the Estate Of Je-e1 A.
French, late Of Burlington. iu said District r.I
exhibited in offset thereto; and tx months from De-
DAY d the date hereof being allowed By s.i-
Court for that purpose. we do therefore hereby
give notice, that we viii attend o. the business D.
our appointment az the Probate Office I'm Burliug
ton in said District. on the second Tuesdays o.
March and August next, at DO l'cl3ck AN, o.
each or said DAYS.
Dated this Ith day Of February A.D., IsG9.
RUSSELL =. TAFT, C-,.s--s.
NATHANIEL PARhER5 -'-A
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FARN FoR sALE OR TO Rent.

For further particI1rs enquire Of e e. Hazard on
the premises, or Hon. y. J. Allen, North Ferris
h.r-h, VI Dec. - I-65 W.T..
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STATE OF VERMONT. The Honorable he
-- - 20 : Probate Court 70 ole
'i NH' ~ -'l'' So District Of Cl.-tsulsl.
To all persons interested En- the estate Of VII l1
II. French, late Of Wilson, ia said District Boz
ceased GREETING
XIHEREAS. said Court hath ASS -1el the -.l
w day 1f u Tch next. for the settlement uf tie
administration account Of the late alrluistrat1r t
the estate Qf said deceased, and ordered thai
public notice Thereof De given 90 all persons inter
estcd in said estate by publishing this order q rec
weeks successfully previous O. the day assi-ue. ID
the '' Burlington Free Press and Tues,' pr1te 1
Burlin-t 10. in said District.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified O. appsl-at
the Probate Court rooms. in Burlington. on the iay
assigned. then and there o. contest tie ai1 als
said account, II you see cause.
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of FEBRUARY
A. d. soc.
3Iw3w T. E WALES. Jui.e
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Our thanks are due to officers of sundry
Massachusetts Agricultural Societies for cop
les of their " Transactions" for 1868 Also to
to h. X. Bliss 4 Son of Al Park Row, n.
y, and Mess. Joseph Breck & Son of 81 and
50 North Market St, Boston, for THEN cata-
logues of seeds and implements. The Cata-
logue of Messrs. Bliss & Son is richly illus
trated and is designed as guide to the man.
agement OF the flower and vegetable garden
1t is forwarded gratuitously to their regular
customers and to others for % cents.
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PRINCIPAL AND INTERES1
ARE
PAYABLE IN GOLD.

Such securities are generally valuable in proper
ton to the length Of time they have to run. The
longest six per cent. gold interest bonds ofthe u 5.
he SIS will he due in Y years and they are worth
lip. Ifthey had 30 years to run, they would stand
at not less than .. perfectly safe First Mortgage
Bond Ike the Union Pacific should approach this
rate. The demand for European investment is al
ready considerable. and on the completion Of the
work will doubtless carry the price to large prem
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legal 9utites.
THOMAS ELWELI,s rSr IL.

NJ L, the Subscribers, having been aD,,i,,.4
" the Honorable the Probate Court IN - ~. p
80 Oi thlttenden, Commissioners 20 recsf-s -
Inc and ADJUST the claims and deuands ,g,., exam
AGAINST me estate Of Thomas EwsIl lats e M. q
IA s.tiu Distrlct represented ius0lvent and A.
clalms and demands exhibited in Offset therst. ~
sl1 months from the day Of the date hereof BENZ.
lore hereby give notice that we viii attend =, 4
Dusi1e-s o. our appointment al the late dwe1iir
sad ElWeli in Milton in said District. On M f.
on each Of said DAYS M T. d
Dated this It'll day Of January. A. D. i-s4
J. " BROWN.
Wsefrvg
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DEMERITT's
North American
CsET,ERRH RE.TEDY

Is A SURE CURE IN I'll lase., no matter how long
L standing; the quickest, safest ard plte.ante
Remedy that has ever been offered TO the ptibT.,
Read the following testimonial.
MEssRs. d. J. DENERITr 4 Co.;
GESTs,-For the last ten years have been a great
sufferer from Catarrh got help until used your
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it Was p-rtially deaf, and had lost all sense OF
smell can nos hear as well as ever could and
my sense Of smell il completely restored 10 me.
consider the best r,medy In .e wcrld for the Ca
tarrh, and as such earnestly recommend it 90 IL
lNAAC II. LAMBERT.
No. Cohasset Dec Cd, 1868.
~ Forsale by all Druggists Wholesale gents,
q. c Goedsil & Co, Boston Henry & Co., Burl-
ingt0n, Vt
h. j DEMERITT & CO.,
PrOpretOrs.
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ESTATE OF c. H.LEE AND OTHERS.

STATE OF VERMONT The Hon. Probate G Int
l0r the District If Cl.--
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FARM FOR SALE.

J1HE undersigned offers for sale his Farm situated
/ in Willist0n, Eve miles from Burlington and one
and a halfmiles from Essex Junction The farm con-
ssts OF seventy four 90 acres Of land in state Of
good cultivation, well watered and wooded Also
wood lot 81 ten four miles distant will be sold
with the farm Il desired. The house and barns are
In good repair The stock viii be sold If wanted.
For further particulars inquire on the premises.
GEORGE BATES.
Willst0n Vt Jan'y It'll. 2SW3W
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IN RANKRTErCr-

l the District Court of the United STAT, .-
District q Nernout.-lu the matter af N1l0' sr
D. Proctor. baIkrupt.-Notiee Is hereby gwen tIat
q petition has been sled In said Court tv Na.H' .ul
o. fr.ctor' Of Burlington. in said District duly be-
clarcd bankrupt under the Act of J.1--a.- "a.
Aiarrl = l-1s, for % discharge and cerr-.t. tl.rt
or from all his debt, and other claims proelr ie 1.-
DER 'aid Act and that the 10th DAY of March
AZ 10 O'Clock An, before the Ron. Wm d.
man, Judge Of said Court, at dis Chambers ia 81
Cliy OF Burlington. is assigned for The t.arlr-
tle same when and where all creditors who t.r.
proved Their debts, and other persons i'm irtare-'
may attend and show cause. Fl any they have.
tie prayer % SAID petition should not be granted.
Inc second and third meetings 0f cred COR. ll.
also the meeting for the settlement of the as-r..
account, VIII Tee held at tle same time and u.as.
Dated az Burlington, on the l-th day Of Fl1-lI-
}iw3w b. B. SNALLET Cle-a
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DY the subscriber, on a long credit, one Of the
ID best Dairy and Sheep Farms in the County, if
not in the State flour hundred acres with suitable
buildings located in the South ut Of Willston and
St Geor-e ". ". SUTTON.
st. 6e0rge, Jan. 2Ist, I569.-3Ow3w
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THE undersigned offers for sale his place situated
i ON the stage road 90 the town OF Jericho, a few
rods from Uuderhll Flats consisting Of house barn
and onehalf acre Of land. The house Is Of the cot
t8-e style. spacious, pleasant and Convenient
Price sl2n. For further particulars apply on the
premises. or address at Uuderhil Flats.
WI DYCHE
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FARM FOR SALE.

VHE Subscriber offers for sale his farm Of 800 acres
l said farm is well fenced, well watered, has
young and bearing orchard, with good building.
Over one hundred acres Of heavy wood and timber
land the farm Situated one mile from the centre
Of the town and two and half miles from Charlotte
depot Enquire Of the subscriber on the premises.
II. II. NEWELL.
Charlntte Vt March Is W.T.
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sECrRITY DE TIE BoNpr.

It needs no argument to show that a First Mort
gage Of SIS 500 per mile upon what for long time
must be the only railIoad connecting the Atlantic
and Pacific States Is PERFECTLY SECURE. The entire
amount of the mortgage will be about i30o0),ooo,
and the interest sl,5O,O0O per annum in gold. Tie
present currency cost Of this interest is less than 81
100000 per annum, while the gross earnings for the
wear 1865, FROM WAY BUSINESS only. on AN
AVERAGE OF LESS THAN 700 MILES OF ROAD
IN OPERATION, WERE MORE THAN
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THE ANCHOR
EEFE F.S'STR.F.V'CE 10,

HAVING secured tie service, Of Alii. a. }. HOW
II ARD u arlington, as
ECT.4L 4 G E-N'T.
f5r Cl.ttsndeu Co.. invite close inspection Of their
rates. circular. a1t Peculiar Features. Til. com.
pany has takeua
Step III Advance
OF all cotompararies in guaranteeing o. is Policy
Holders Definite Cash Surrender value, making a
policy 10 this Company no; only heritage 20 o
good mans family, but a good Investment .'r him
selfwhue living. al dividends are
ON-FO8F BITING,
and once declared become the properly Of tae Policy
Holder, and are beyond the control OF The
company. The rates are at least
10 Per Cent Lower
than in any other Mutual Co., and Poiiey-Holders
are treated with the utmost lherlity. and their
interests zcalousiy guarded.
COBPARE OUR RATES WITH OTHER con-
PASiES BFFURE INSURlNG.
E. c. FISHER President. cHAs. D. DEsHuEa, Genl.
Agent, J. B. CHuRcH Jr.. Secretary.
A. CRANE ACKER,IAN, Agent for Vermont and
Western Massachusetts, Brattleboro, ",
A j. HOWARD, Special Agent Chittendea Coz
Burlington, Vermont. 2gwfw
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FIRE OR MARINE INSURANCE IN
RELIABLE COMPANIES,

And at theisaue tinei We would Iremini themEihat
we issue policies in tho
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This Company, national in its character, offers by
reason Of its large capital low rates Of premium and
tables, the most desirable means Of insurin life
yet presented to the public.
The rates Of premium, being largely reduced, are
made as favorable to the insurers as those ofthe best
Mutual Companies, and avoid all the complications
and uncertainties ofnotes Dividends. and the misun-
derstandngs which the latter are So apt &c cause the
policy-holder.
Several Ea. ~ attractive tables are now present
ed which need onlyt 70 be 1nd4fs.3li q prove as.
ceptable TO the public, such a. the INCollEPkO
DUCING POLICY and RETURN PREMIUM poll
ICY. In the former, the policy holder not only
secures life insurance, payable at death, hut vii
receive, if living, after period Of a few years an
annHai income lqlal 90 ten per cent rO z cent Of
abe par Of ni- poi.e, IT, the latter the Company
agrees 70 return to the assured the ,o,-. am04Ht Of
money he has paid in, in addition to the amount %
his policy.
The 8;ientiou Of persons contemplate insurius
their 1.-Two. uf Increasing tie amount Of insurance
they already have JIG aAiisa {. tie sp-5.al adTau,-
ages offered ly the National Life Insurance. Com
pany.
Circulars Pamphlets, and full particulars given on
application 70 the branch Office Of the Company. or
Z. H. New England General Agency, under the d..
rection OF r. = Rollins and ". F. Chandler, Of the
Board Of Directors.
J. TUCKER. Manager, Merchants Exchange.
State Street, Boston.
). RUssELL ARLINGTON, st. Albaas and Mont
pelier. Vt. .qa-.ll ssa2t ;.r Addison. Chpenicn
c-.u4 I'll. FrrrLrt, Vs.....,. and u-a.ffr.-+..-
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Onion parifr 8ailroad.
1000 MILES
OF THE
Union Pacific Railroad
ARE NOW COMPLETED.
As 500 miles of the western portion Of the inc be-
ginning at Sacramento, are also done, but

ginning at Sacramento, are also uuhei "N'
267 MILES REMAIN
To 10 be FINISHED, to Open the Grand through
Zine 10 the Pacific This Opening triH certain
ly take place early this season.
Besides donation from the Gov. Of r. 800 acres oil
land per mile, the Company is entitled to sub
sidy in O. S. Bonds on its line as completed and &C
cepted at the average rate of about $500 pei mile
according to the difficulties encountered, for which
the Government takes a second lien as security
Whether subsidies are given tc any other companies
or not the Government will comply with all It's con-
tracts with the Union Pacific Railroad Company.
Nearly the whole amount of bonds to which the
Company will be entitled have already been deliv-
erad
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STATE OF VERMONT, , The Honorable 1
n..--..- % f-t.-..,l., 81. PROBATE Court 70. -
-''-i-- "a - District Of Chitte 5s1
To all persons interested in tie estate Of AH,u-.
Slater late CT Essex in said District 49,.
.EEErfyg
w HEREAS. said Court bath ASST .-e.f rho --5
W day Of March next i1r the setr arlar-f III tie
ton accl unit VI the ENee Itur0 the last
VIII 10 said deceased and the deer 10 0f +He ..+-.
under the viii 9t said deceased, and ordered tht-
public notice thereof be- given tiau persons inter
este 10 siid estate oy publish ING this order three
weeks successfully previous t. rb. day ,ssi-ra.i 81
the burlington Free Press" printed in BmIn--.u
n said District.
IHEREFOEE. You are hereby notified % a1re1r.r-
the Probate Court rooms, in Burlington on theta.
a-sl-nrl- then ana there o. contest the allowl1'
u said account. and decree. if you see cause
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of Fstrr.--
A-n. l-64.
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