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THE LORRAINE
Vegetable Cathariic Pill

Mi.d, Certain. Safe, Eflcient. Il l. far the best
CathaTtic remedy yet discovered. and AZ once re-
heyes and lnvigorates all the vital funct.ons with
out causing injury 70 any OF them. TIE most cum
plete success mas long attended its many To-
csiites and Il rs now OGerea u the general pHblio
with the conviction that it fail 10 accom-
pllsh al that is claimed for Il. It produces little or
no pain leave the organs fee from irritation aptl
neve over taxes or eXcttes the nervous - stem In
all diseases Of the ssi1, blood. stomach, bowels,
lVer Aldneys,-oi children, and in many difficulties
peculiar 10 Womer, IL brings prompt reiief and cer-
tain cure. The best physicians recommend and pre-
scribe u and ne pers1n who cnce uses this, will
voluntarily return 90 the use Of any Ctner clthaTtc
sent by msii on receipt Of price and postage ssSS
b,A ~ POSTAGE. cents.
> koIe-.I.HH ie
u II gold by all dealers in drugs and medicines,
TURNER i co.. Proprietors
i-' fremont street, Boston, Aasi.
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- - rerned 70 rae state II
',Ih'eI 'f s. MARY Pattrd-e late Of
South aurlia 5tou. iu said District, deceasel.
GREETING:
50. Probate Court holder tt Burlington, within
8lI ..- tae District .. llirtc1ltu, on rae Sth day
.' Pore. .. n. 10. an Instrument. purp1rurg 20
a, Food. 8sl H!ll anu Z lstamtnt Di Mar, Partridge,
.at- u. south Bur- ugtoa in said District deceased,
wa, u1e.rGted 20 the Court Aforesaid, for Probate
ana it IS ordered by said Court that the 5th day Of
February. 4. u. $50. ar the Probate Court Rooms
10 said burlington. be assic- ca fer proving aid
lu.t- mert and that notice tneiec- be given 70 al
persons concerned. BY publishing this order three
weeks excessively In the burIustoa Free Press.
. newspaper printed AZ said Burlington, previous
80 the time appointed.
IgERsr1RE YOU are hereby notified 90 appear
before said Court. at the time and place aforesaid,
sad contest the probate 90 said viii, fyou have
rluse.
Given under my hand % Burlington. in sald Dis
trict this sth DAY o. January, A. d. ls-0.
-4w3w q. L. WALES. Judge.
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NEW AND SECONDHAND STOVES,

LsO new and second hand carpeting boushs
N and sold Second hand stoves taken IN ex'
change for new ones.
Wood wanted In exchange for stoves,
by ID. X. ZOTTMAN.A Agent,
Corner Of Cherry and 81. Psal stress
Doc z3-tdkw3m
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fire % colchester.


Tie dwelling house 'i DR. 'riin Sh'pman, Of
c. Hester.t54k fire Monday 2 ul. and was burned
t,.5. ,r,r-f NJ et:.-,,v ,r,s --r;.i-., e,
'1e I'd. .--'u- seven , '.'-H -''' evening "Aen
the hse wa discovered j broke out in the
ca7ma.-. H- Immediately rushed un stairs and
r-.......l .I.-...., I,. ,,,. p,
i.A L 'e-.e's 'l '-e 'An-'y' "u4 those VINO
happened o. be Iu the immediate vicinity. He
l. certain, chat hal --a-, ta.r e-or-t r,-essu- 70
,.l,- ...--. Ill
' P'''9
q *'ier nmei'1'e.v, DE could have arrested
r. f'ne-. Ha remained mp stairs until
D Wa er lent that remaining longer
- '5t waste 90 time. when
D. a .o"r. ana assisted those who
W. eH-'II m carrying c'lis, ete., from the
mouse Na..Ie -et.in- ne eAa-n.e' Ais c.otnes
caught "H FIRE. o-rn'n- his t'ck ana lett SHE
cA-'isfaa. lH attempting 70 descend he
sl.A''-' oyer -i7 o-7.'i.e7 ana ieI' cutting
~ '-' -.1 ..-'1'
h+' t7A''l me 'H75i a''e7 'Ae 'sAt oil me
mr. was seen Yea 'le .-',f 70 was gwen through
ou' -'4 'ii'' Ietis Nn"l5 were On
tne Ss3- que ,'u-.',s' as il
'',' '-' nuns .-7' 5D-1. oe 'oH-
49, '-''-i en-
tI''- 70 i-D' 'l' wa a gay 'eal Oh
II 'eus'''. '-e "''i''.- vas Af-' Two stories
hi-l. Iae cellar. hui.r under tine whole house.
r.. ,.,...es and ..ra, .s,ca H. ,,.,
al of ,i, .a1sl,5ej In a5.jiriS8 ~ TIM.
,.r Shipman bad about $1,000 worth Of grape
vines aud apple -eons 10 the cellar, As he was ez-
''7''r. s-=-S'l 'u me ''1'- anu nursery oeS-
i"'7' luce we're "a ..-'s'' o'-slluet me
N'lst"' E'ols Ag' 1.''A''g, l'ey Olougn''
t.''--' j. VA III 'oss...e
ami .5,r.fr ;t-e- -b.. fire. - tel b5r n1.b was
re..1el Ills v4i1,r'e -,nars and account. vsare
There vas no insurance either on furniture or
huiliing, and the actual loss is estimated to be
IN t1e ne'gaoofho2a Of Sa''',. Inc loss seems
I, en- he 5oa -'5 a. r1fai,s ~, a1J ", Whom ,5a
49, 7-oy;s;Cr.. ,ss-e .ygsrt ava, IN an bonr
&c The frame fell INFO the cellar in about that
yer. N, ~ Ill 800 ".' Az 81
81 ir..s snail roon, nj = 5o,se near nv togetb-
e. g,.a nromiscuous heap of goods and furni-
ia. 1t wa- hari thing, indeed, for them TO
's ''' ~ y''e ,'l-l '.','',ilS ',ii'els
han ,bi.l r-s. rbcv aiI os-qnel ,,i-b their
live. bud were willing to build again.
n. -A'''- rendered prompt and inie.l-
s'''''u' Tor 'uslr A'ninesses-
NA'lht-''. 4thN~-by recent decision
Of tn Supreme Court, tha town Of Fletcher will
save over fen tbouseri dollars ,l,7-,.3 ~ o.,
a.: ....-
o'els ~ ''N''
p.
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ST0CkS-Market has heen strong and active on
Rock Island asd Vanderbilt stocks and firm on the
remainder Of the list. Rock Island advanced 10 no
on large ana excited dealing, \. Y. Central and
Hudson certic .tes rose to 92tH92i. Closing quots
ffrr.a
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FOR SALE.

A THREE-HoRsE PpRTAR Big srEAh ENGiNi
n and Boiler, 10 good running order, Tor sale iel
dxytf FREE PRESS oPvICx.
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oRAN HosFoRD,s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. TO al persons is, con. con
DurRicT er CanTrSpEs, S. esfnea n Tue Es9ats
Of Charlotte in said District. deceased.
uKgTfING.
At PROBATE Court holden at Burlingt n, within
and for the District OF ChitenCen, the 18th day Of
January, A. ID. 1870, an ISsfRUMEsT purpOrting
TO be the last WILL and rEs rAHE>T, Of uran Hos
ford, late Of Charlotte, in said Dsttic. deceased
was presented Co the Court aforesaid, fur Probate,
ana it is ordered by said Court that Sth day Of
February, A. il. $50, at the Probate Court Rooms in
said burlington, hs COED for proving sad Iustru
ment; and that notice thereof be gwen - all per
weeks successfully la the Burlington tree Press.
3 newspaper printed at said Burlington. previous
20 the tune Appointed.
TuEHEroHE, You are hereby notiEel % appear
before sad Court, 1t the time and place i'orvsaid
and contest the probate Of said vii, If you have
cause.
Given un1er ny hand At Burlington in -aid Dis
tr CT, this 81 Jay OF JuuuArl. A. y l--'.
3iw3W T. L. WALES Judge
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kNET--kNET-ANET.

AGENIS WANTED everywhere to sell the
AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE lie only
practical Family knitting Machine ever invented.
Price 80 VII knit 2..sl stitches per minute Ad-
dress AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE Co,
Boston, Nas-.. or st. Louis DO
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-28

DoSATIoS AT UNDERHIlL-The people Of Un-
derhiIi Flats ard vicinity enjoyed a donation
sisii and oyster supper at the Congregational
SHARE, Wednesday e.ening A large and pleas
Ant company was present. The net proceeds for
ne heneht Of the worthy pastor Of the church
nsf L Bates. were Sl45 in cash. 1t was a
hsppy season and much enjoyed by all
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-28

A man of Canajisn bir,h. by the name Of Ia
Faire, il now living in this village. who was
born in the year 100, and is consequently one
hundred years Of age, and is healthy, hearty.
and strong lie is probably the Oldest msn in
Franklin County
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-28

HINEsBURGH-The NJ E. church in
Hinesburgh held an anniversary at their house
of worship on the eve of January goth. which
was unusually successful and pleasant to all in
terested The house was crowded An opening
prayer was offered by Rev. J. D. Burwell of the
Baptist church. An address to the Sabbath
school children was very happily made by
Rev. B. Eaton, presiding elder. Recitations,
dialogues, singing. and music by the band, &C.
cupied an hour OF more, when occurred the dis
tribution of the fruit of two evergreen trees,
seeming 10 have grown so unnaturally at either
side of the pulpit, and as unnaturslly bearing
all manner Of fruits. This occupied more than
An hour. There were some three hundred Of
these ornamental, useful and merry-making ap-
pies, not of discori but of union and affection,
scattered among the members of the Sabbath
School and others; the Superintendent. John L.
lockwood and the pastor, Rev. C. II. Richmond
being Worthily remembered.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

The Ecumenical Council IS getting along slow
" The proceedings being strictly secret, no
positive information about them can be obtained.
The correspondents have calculated that the
bishops will die At the rate Of one per fortnight
Rochefort has been arraigned by order Of
the Emperor. The funeral Of Victor Noir,
the victim Of Prince Pierre Bonaparte's bullet
took place amidst the greatest excitement 100000
people followed the body to the graye.-The
elections in Spain are believed to have gone
against a monarchy-The British Parliament
meets the 8th Of February.
HONE.
The most noticeable events of the week have
been the passage Of the bill to admit Virginia snd
its signing by the President, and the arrival Of
Prince Arthur The Peabody feet has arrived
At Portland.-Goy. Acorn and Gen Ames
have been elected [. : Senator's from M.ssis-
sippi ". H Rsyel. c1lored was elected for
the unerpireJ term Of Mr.. Sharkey.-Reso-
lutions have been introduced in the Kansas Leg
islature requesting the resignation Of senators
Pomeroy and Ross, and Representative Clarke
Owing to an informality, the ratification Of
the Fifteenth Amendment by Iowa is regarded
as incomplete.-Geo. D. Prentice of Louisville
Ky. the editor, poet, and wit, is dead.-Fe-
MAN movements are said to be in progress again.
Mr.. Dawes of the House Of Representatives
continues his exposures of official extravaganza,
Mr. Butler and others have tried to drive HIM
out of the Republican party and may succeed
FINANCIAL.
Gold has continued in the vicinity of 12l.
The market on Wednesday closed as follows
MOSEY-E1tremely easy at ;G5 per cent on call
STERLING EYCHANGE-Firm at I091IO9l for
first class bills.
GOLD-Firmer. and opening at 1914; advancing
to l2ii; closing at i2i1
Governments ) onds late in the afternoon
were strong at the following quotations;
Rec. IS! .......... Ilsi Do. IS Jan. July. ma
S-1O reg 62-.......II5i Do. is6s.--...-......Il4.
s-ai coup Of 52...- 10 1910 reg.--.---.-...ll2i
% coup. Of 54..... Isl l0-40 coup...--.-. li2i
STATE BoNDs-At the second board strong on
Missourris and new North Carohnas, and barely
Tam 81. ex-coup' 53i Hannibal & St. Jo...9t
DO new.........4e Louisiana 6's, Old. 81
Va SIS ex-coup.... So Do. ..6i
DO. new.......-. 6li No Carolina Is, old..40s
Missouri 6's......-..se Do new.....--. q.
sTOCKS-Market has been strong and active on
Rock Island asd Vanderbilt stocks, and firm on the
remainder Of the list. Rock Island advanced TO no
on large and excited dealing, y. Y. Central and
Hudson csrtifc .tes to 92iG92i. CLOSING quoGs
tions were;
". Union Tel Co .....34i Do pref. S,
Pacific Mail. G. c. & Cincinnati !
Adams Express ......63i y. J. Central.... 81,
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A HEAVY FAMLy.-lt is doubtful if twelve
persons, of the same family, can show better
avoirdupois record thsn is displayed by the
family Of Mr.. Benjamin Beers. Of Charlotte
The ages range from seven to ffty-siI, and the
weight from eighty TO two hundred and fifty
pounds. The aggregate weight OF the twelve is
two thousand one hundred AMI ninety-iye
pounds
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CEORCE ". WHiTLOCk's ESTATE

xXYE. the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
trict Of Chittenden, Commissioners 10 receive, ex-
anime and adjust the claims and demands OF
all person. against the Estate Of GEORGE ".
whittock late Of Burlington in said District, de-
ceased, and also all claims and demands eI-
hilited in Offset thereto and six months from the
day Of the date hereof. being allowed by sid
Court for that purpose, We Do therefore hereby
give notice that we will attend 70 the business Of
our appointment at the r. sidence Of Mr.. fhoeie
A Wh,tiock, in Burlington, in said District on the
third Wednesdays Of Marc ana June nett, at 10
O'Clock A. N. .on each OF said days
Dated this 18th day Of January, A. ID. $50.
NOAH ALLEN, Co,,-,i.sio,.rs
53w3x VIM HOWE, }
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NSDN y. REEM ~ rssEA IE.
STATE OF VERMONT } The Honora6.e the
District ofChenden p 5sy IF af i . 'o5 .ns
To rqo heirs and Gil zen, u- u'crest, % {. estate
Arson P. Beemau, at- ot burlington, de-
ceased GREETING.
a. uCREsS, application has been made 70 this
s.; Court 10 writing, by the Executor of the last
WILL and TEsrAsEsI o. said deceas ed, pray Ing for
license and authority % sell the rea estate Of said
deceased setting forth therein thar the real estate
OF said deceased. cons ,ts 81 iot 81 about one
eighth ofa of snt the south side of Cherry
street. In said Burlington, on whica are two dwell
Ing houses, also one third q Pew No. in the Con
lregatioual Crur:h a. New Haven. Vermont that
the personal estate 1l said deceased is sufficient
90 pay bis debts sid tho legac.cs -iyen In and By
his last Wi'i.
NHsagr-us. the .tid Court appointed and as
81 zned the 90 C+v OH. Fecmary, "a j.. $50, at the
Probate Court rooms. in said District 90 hear and
beside uOon said application ard petition. and
Crcored public notice thereof To bee given 10 alt
persons interested therein by publishing said order
together with the time and place Of hearing. three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Free Pres a
newspaper which circulate in the neighborho,d 90.
those persons interested 10 said estate, all which
publications shall be previous to the day ASST. ned
Tor hearing.
THEREsoRE, you are hereby notified to appear
before said Court, At the time and place ASST ned,
then and there in said Court, 10 make yoUr oriec-
tons 10 the granting such license II Yea cause.
Given under my hand, At the Probate Court rooms,
this 9th day Of January, A. b. 1870.
29w3w T. E. WALES, Judge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-28

VERMONT METHODIST CoSvESrIoS-l ac-
cordsnce with call previously issued' nutnoer
Of the pastors and members oil Inc Metnodls'
Church from different portions OF the State,
assembled in the Methodist Church of this city,
Tnasd.v 70 consider if the calling of demon
ination.l convention would promote the interests
IF Ns,boiism and religion in this State. The
mae,inr was called to order at ten O'Clock m,
and ras organized by the election of Rev. A. L.
Conner presiding elder of the Montpelier dis
trict. President, and Rev. Israel Luce. presiding
elder Of the St. Johnsbury district, Secretary
After full and free discussion, the following
resolution was adopted:
Rcsolred, That we approve the holding Of
Vermont Methodist Convention the coming sea-
son.
On motion, the following committee on ar
rangements was appointed-the committee to
designate the time, place. &c, Of holding such
convention:
Burlington District - Rev B. Eaton. Shell
burn Rev. John Newman, POultney J. NJ
Slade, Middlebury.
Montpelier District-Rev. A l. Cooper, Mont
pelier Rev. J. A. Sherburne, Barre; J. Gould,
Mortified.
St. Johnsbury District Rev. / Luce, St
Johnsbury Rev. L. c. Bass, St Johusbury ;
A. ". Dickey, Bradford.
St. Adams Distrct-Rer P. P Ray, St Al
bans Rev. J. W Malcome, St Adams Hon.
Paul Dillingham;, Waterbury.
Springfield District-Rev. L. c. Dickinson,
Bellows Fails ; Rev. J. c. ". Cox, Springfield 4;
F. P Ball, Springfield.
Cambridge District E. Bowen, Benning-
ton.
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yEv,>r AGENTS EVERYWHERE
GREAT SUN-SUN CHOP.
CURE FOR
CONSUMPTION
What the Doctors Say

AMOS WO0LLEY. NJ. D., OF GOsciusko Coanty'
Indiana, say. For three years past hSse -
RlLyN', lUSG BALsAH extensis ely, IN my -
and am satisfied there is no better neai'in7 4'i
lung disease in use"
ISAACA. rORAN, ". D., Of Logan Coun'y' oni4'
avs. ALlEa's Lung BALsAs not osly sei-s I-pS
~ hut ives perfect satisfaction m every eAss
N nv ano.ied &C. Having confidence pa ~ = So So
Envyin,- tina; Il possesses valuable mcalclnsi P ~
., + freely use II in ny daily practice And w
nanbouncsd success. As an e1peetorane y = -.
eertsinIv for ahead Of any preparation n''e wv
yet known" ,,,,,,-,--
NATuANrFr HARRIS. " r.. o. MiddleouIy >
ve,raanf savs ~ have no dount IL will -ooI ~
rone Classical remedia agent ior t2e cu ~ N.
Diseases % tho Throat. Bronchial TUBES anu 'N'
Lungs Ill.,. ,.ht.L
Physicians do not recommend meol'i"' ""''N
has no merits. what they say about
ALIENS LUNG BAisAM,
Can he taken IS fact. lie; all sihieseo 'ee' " DC
once. . $3.50, D,4fsrs
f.uJtdAwiw
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FARrAN IrEN.-Noble H. Buck .oli his hru
Of JOG acres. to A. H. Buck for 5000
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FKREIsB'H' lIhN- -'o.. Axtel delivered m in
teresting Temperance aiiges. in Ferris5ury Cen
ter. FRIDAY evening last. H- spoke to a lave.
and attentive audience for an hour and half
The lecture vas exceedingly Wen received
wedHesiay last, two school boy, j.e,n,s on
gagged in an alteration that resuhei in a -
aud tumue SIGHT. During the melee. one -
the boy had s. leg broken.
Mr. austin Booth has III training dne black
mare, far which he mas refused $40.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-28

Towx RrrJETs-These should be printed an
nuary, and distributed to all citizens. Every
voter and taxpayer has right to know what
has been done by the town officers, and what
use has been made Of the public money, during
the previous year. Only 60, can he vote intel
Hgeuuy ut the Annual Meeting And these
documents should be put in the hands of voters
some two or three weeks before the election Of
town officers the expense is nothing, when
compared with the benefit Every taxpayer
would be glad to give three to five cents add
tional for full statement Of the years trlnssc-
tons. In this way, too. whatever plans are to be
recommended for the coming year, can be best
submitted to the consideration of the people
Especially should a COPY Of the Report sud sug-
gestions Of the Superintendent Of schools be
placed in every family. We believe that last
year, only one town besides Burlington in this
county Colchester had its reports printed
Now is the time to put them in the printer
hands
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FACTORIES AND MILLS BELTED

A. stock warranted % be o. superior qusu-N,
especially io- custom work and manufacture W tl-
out the use Of any CD cals or QUICK or patent pro
-..-- 1 -----L--a
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AGENTS. READ THIS!

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nrpII,GToN AND VICINITY.

r,,r-,ry's EIEcroY.-At the annual meet
,ie Volunteer Engine Company, held at
lick. Friday evening, in the leather store OF
- C.. LOOMS s Co., Pearl street, the following
H,ers were elected:
F5renar-Henry Green.
.fssiaqat-Heury LOOMS.
Trfasurer-Geo., L LOOMS
Secre.ary.-E c. Loomis.
ErJi4eer-James Martin.
Az the same place, : - o'clock. the follow
.uc Officers were elected for the Volunteer Hose
Company, No, !.
F5ren tyles Nichols.
Isl. .4vfsfI1,-W. S. Langworthy.
~ 4ssistgnf-H L. Loomis.
CHAPLAIN TRANSPORTATION CoMPAsr--A'
the annual meeting Of the stockholders oil Inc
Cbamp,-in Transportation Compary' heiu ~
their Office, in this city, Jan 5th. tde l0''0S'nF
gentlemen we're unanimously e.e''el D''e''O''
for the ensuing year:
Col LEG B. Cannon, Iiaa , Joan pn D. 's1'
Geo. ii. Crauer. J. V Baser' '''' D-'''''
V. X. V ilson, y. ?. Nays,-
Pressicat-LeG p Cannon, n
T,,.- pre.,5@,t-4 Hon. John b. Page
Treosprer-V. p N.Ie-'
cue ,i.5---E.Jaa Root.
'''- l. .4sat-O c. Mitchell
49,. .4gat-A L Inman.
u- D. FhgE-Stfamer -4iiron-
-i e.... wa. And-rson-Steamer Canada.
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EDWARD PARADY's ESTATE.

EDWARD PARADY'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, } The Honorable the
DISTRICT OF cHIrTESDES, S. District az Cbittenden
To the heirs and all persons interested in the estate
of Edward PaTady, late CT BurHnst'n, in said
District, deceased, ERECTING
NJ HEkEAS, application hath boon made TO this
w Court in wiring, by the Administrator of
said estate, praying for license and Authority To
sell the real estate Cf said deceased including the
revetsiOn OF the widow dover therein setting forth
therein, that il would he beneficial O. the heirs
and ali persons interested in said estate 10 sell and
convert said real estate into money, aud having
filed 10 said Court the consent in wriun- OF all the
heirs to sa estate,
WHEREUPoN. the said Court appointed and
signed the 9Th day of February, a. D. I-.l at tine
Probate Court rooms, in said District 10 hear aud
decide upon said application, and petition. and
ordered public notice thereof 10 he given 20 all per-
sons interested therein by publishing said order, TO-
Eether with the time and place Of hearing, three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Free
Press a newspaper which crcuates in the neigh
borhooo Of those persons interested in said estate
all which publications shau be previous 70 the day
assigned for hearing.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notihe1 10 appear
before said Court, at the ting place assigned
then and there in SAID p0uTt 10 give bend as the
law directs, Jr the payment or the debts, and
charges Of administration and make your objections
to the granting such license, # you ses cause.
Given under my hand, at tue Probate Court
rooms. this tn day q January, A. ID. $50.
29w3w T. T. WALES, Judge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-28

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