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A s. ngle spark may kindls flame that will CON
sumo city, AID small ailments neglected may
end in fatal disorders Bearing this tact in mind,
let tie first symptoms Of debility or nervous pros
traitor be met promptly with inyigorating treat
ment. Foremost among the vegetable tones Of
the age stands ucs.etto1's Stomach Bitters, and
whenever the vital powers seem t, languish, or
there is any reason 20 suspect that the animal
functions essential 20 the susteuatiCu and pur flea
ton Of the body are mperfestly performed this in
yaiuahle invsorant and antiseptic should at once
be resortet To- Indigestion always produces weak
that the appetite demands more food than the
stomach can digest; though lot more. perhaps
tnan required 20 keep Up the full strength Of the
frane. The object under such circumstances, is 10
increasa the gestive capacity OF the assimilatns
organ, so as 10 make It equal % the duty imposed
upon f. by the appetite, and carable Of supply ing
the trlly Hs1ffri Of The system fast u Is
quired. This object is fully accompanied by the
use of tbs Bit'ers. They tone and gently stmu-
late the cellular membrane which secretes the
gastric Juice ami the result that the solvent l.
mingled with tho food ia sufficient quantity 10
convert all iti uourishil, particles into pure and
who.- some element. j.. on the other hand, there
is deficiency II appetite, without any CORES pond.
tIuic st,lu ate desire for food. In nineteen
eut of eaty, headache, nausea nervousness,
fliuuug-dt'. spLsms, ard. indeed, most Of the
clsue all aches and pains 20 which humanity is sub
jectet. proceed primarily from Indigestion C im-
pIcated with hIlousness; and fer both these COM
plants n stettcr's Stomach Filters are re,um-
luelled as "a speedy and certain remedy.
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The Horse Stock Association.
LOCATION OF TIE FARN.
Es.EN LrNcrI.N. ". MarA

EssEN JUNCTION. ' T., haleH -'-
EiHor Free Press and Times
The statement is made in your paper that
Hon. Ezra Mech had sold his farm in Shel5urn
TO the Horse Stock Company. Your readers this
way DO not understand how an sctusl purchase
can have been made. The directors adjourned
to meet on the llth Of April, and it was believed
this way that no actual selection would he made
until the directors should meet on the llth OF
next month Your readers and patrons wish to
be set 'igh, in the matter through your paper
stock is being raise here in favor Of the Whit
comb Farm. From seven TO eight thousand dol
lars have already b, en- taken, and as much more
vii he taken before the directors meet and for
location no site equals this Essex juno
ton is certainly the most central point
west Of the mouR.ains Al the railroads
meet as it were in focus here snd 1t viii be
mere likely to be frequented by the class that are
interested IN such an enterprise from this State,
from all the States, snl from Europe, than if the
company should locate in seine obscure or out Of
the wsy place. 1t see ms reasonable that what
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PRE- s s, FRIDAY
BOSTON MARE KITS.

WEDNESDAY,. March ..
FL0UR-The naIke; fer Flour remains without
improvement. The trad8 are purchas nc only IN
small lots as wanted but ell leading trands arc
held with considerable frmless. and, with small
stocks there is disposition in the least TO conee
in prices. The sales have been at SIS . a 30 G,r
Western superiine So - a 8 for common extras
s. "a tor Milwaukee and Minnesota extras includ,
Ing choice bakers brands. White whests have been
In moderate demand. with sales at 81 40 : ~ for
Ohio, Wisconsin and Michigan s. - a 80 for iii.
nOS and 8 81 a 10 80 for st. LOUIS including favor.
ite brands. In Rye Flour the sales have been con.
fined TO small lots at s. . "a 25 Y bhl Corn meal
is dull and has been selling at g Is for white aud
very little inquiry.
Granite mlrke: for com has been rather dull
the past week, but prices have not varied material
y. The fales have been at So a SOC y bush for
Western and southern yellow, and So al Sc for
Western mixed. Oats are stea1y, but nave been in
moderate demand The sales have been at 20 I'd Ia,
Y bush Tor eommon and che ce, as to quality. Rye
is dull, and the sales have been in snail lots at 81
a ~ & bush. Barley ranges from 81 a 81 -
bush, for Southern and Western. Shorts are more
abundant and the sa eshaye been at $33 "a 3j y ton
for Shorts, Fine Feed and Middlings
PROVISIONS The market for Pork Is dull ard
the tendency Of prices has been in favor Of nuver
We quote sales at n $40 for prime; 81 80 a a.
for mess and 81 80 a. % 50 for clear ard extra
clear. Beef is quiet but remains quite steady
The sales have been at $40 20 for mess SIC a
for extra mess; ard % n d - for family Lard
Is dull and prices have easei III to I2l m BE y IA Tor
steam and kettle rendered. Smoked Hams have
been in fair demand at u ~ id; 2 n Tor Eastern
and Western.
PRODUCE.-The Butte market is quite dull.
and, IS warm weather approaches holders are
anxious to close up old stocss The sales have been
AZ 50 a 42c Tor choice and very fine New York and
Vermont, p a Boo for medium afes and s "a
PIC Y b Tor inferior. Cheese remains quite 5 eadv
and firm, with sales # good at an l6e y n and
common at 90 a l-c e To- as 10 quality White
Beans are not quite SO firm. Tho sales have been
az :. 50 for good medium and $40 a 3 i2i Tor ex
ira pea. Cauada Peas are quiet az previous prices
Potatoes are coming ia more freely and have been
selling at 81 IS a g rus1. onions are dull and
prices lower and unsettled. Ess5 have been
selling at 90 "a 2lc per dozen Frs.h killed Poultry
meets wiki q far demsuI and sales from % a 10
T. %.
WOOL. Very FIJI pa--s continue 20 be
realized for domestc. with good demand
from Manufacturers. the sal,s q the week have
been upward OF 100000 ihs 90 from 4,c "a Ole Tor
common Western % pIcklock and from 9. a 5-c
for NO suuer and n Tho transaction include con-
Siderable AN ohio Hud F,~usy lvl-ii at 20 a 57ts,
VI culgin AMI AA ~ - M ef.- ald Western
ueeces from as "a Foe ih FIutd Wool has been
II demand. with cons ds-auIa sales par. az 81 ~
20 Z ~, including c-o.cs sller and g 20 "a 81
= u.
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Yours respectfully,
J. VI. TRUAX.

Our correspondents views are of course en-
titled to consideration but We think he is in
error in sGpposing that the directors did not
contemplate the purchase Of farm before their
next meeting The resolution adopted by them,
which was published in the report Of their meet
ing, authorized the committee to make the loca-
ton, and $50 conclude the purchase when the
requisite sum is paid into the treasury"
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BE VIII send the WEEKLY FREz Pass and
u5a-.'' R4rl. Nss YORKER one year Tor $425, in
ADVANCE.
Ne viii send tne WsEELr FsgE PGEss aad the
Country Geat'sa1- one yel-. for 500, in ADVANCE.
Wa vii sen the FaEE Pass Weekly and HsI-fs
.sl Home Weekly ana the IN. 4Jrie4ltu-ist Month
.A, one yelr, li- s515 cash 10 advance.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.


s5=c cs ou- SUBSCRIBERS have not yet paid for
,ler Papers the present year. Until April ist,
Sc VII take the advance price, 500, FROM ali sub
=,-.tc-s not eve. three months IN arrca7s.
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9rp Goods.
.9nOfher large lot OF

.fnOfheT large lot of
Spring Prints and cling
hams 9Cere recejreG yeSfer-
day at ksHrlO'C'S, making
the largest and most COM
plefe assortment are hare
erer had. we sell such
goods at rery EO,C prices.
we hare also Teceired lgifh-
im a Gs'C dogs, "a fc,u more
ftkOse same EiRen EEdkfs,
aChich arc hare 6eEOre ad-
rerftsed, iR Tucked, Hen,
Stitched and Fancy BOr-
derS. Esan,SHifH and all
other leading and popular
brands Of both EIe0ched
and kSrOsCn COffOHS, for sale
as WSHGf, al close prices.
Remember, One Price and
AOlC Prices, at
EDWARD BARLOW'S,
No. ilJ Church Street.
Mnr-.r--t--. ~ L .--.-
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ever interest the company have in the matter,
they will consider well the future as well az the
present in making selection of farm. It
should be o. such lands and at such place as
will yield the company the best dividends. This
makes it practical business question. and a
mistake nay prove fatal to the enterprise. Con-
sidering every point in the matter and free from
all bias the opinion may be ventured that this,
Essex Junction, is the very best location in the
State for the enterprise
Yours respectfully,
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WHEREAS ms son Oryis O. Carpenter has
W bought frum us tho remainder b.! DIS time
during Dis III n7rity. : viii heroliter ann bone Of
DIS earnings nor pay ans ccn,s % h's eon'ra,fin-
C. %. CARS ENTER.
Ilan'ngt o, VI, Eel. -lth, i--l.
iIg3w
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charge Of arson, was released on bail last
, Thursday, the bond being reduced to $500
The same day he was arrested on charge o.
Threatening the life Of Isaac Williamson, and
bound over in 500 fog appearance st tie June
term Of County Court
BENNINGr0S COUNTY.
an attempt at suicide occurred ia Beuu;nr-
ton village a few days since, Audanum being
The means sioptel ami two ounces tte dose. 1t
was discovered in time, and promp. medical
measures saved the life Of he peaaa.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Full blown ransies were picked in e garden
at S. Johnsbury, Vt, March Ii. A year ago
the mercury did not rise above 10 below zero
from March 4th to March list, and there were
five days in that time that :, ranged from 2lto
80 below at St. J5hnstury.
As Mrs Esther Hutchinson CT So. .ohns0ary
cams home from PRAYER meeting Wednesday
evening, she mis.1ok The door, ana rel l.en
the cellar stairs, breaking both arms.
The Touring mill at Paddock village has been
sold 70 tso Ogieasburg men, who prop Sc 20
erect "a new mill fellow the p-esea, one. with
capacity i1r turning ono two buai-,i barre Of
lour per day.
CALVIN Brown Of Waterford finished saving
his wheat on saturday last, thing seldom ii
ever before done in Northern Vermont
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go. - go. -, ,,.-...,..-g.f5.
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go.
rr,,.r,l,. car.-,
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holding # fir s,.ise,,ts-y r,-,s- Ire B.r ..--
a l.'4 '-e-1- l=i- -'s'l7 H''i. '-.
t'g ''7 --5 .' ''-1' -
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-''''a ANS were -''
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LAA5iILE COUNTY.
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A--7' anu Will '''' '-'''
-''l' '1''5 -N1's
The sugar house Of Mr. Charles lhi.l-. I'D
Nurth cambridge, Wss lraei WITH contents 90
the l-tl.
lgILAsp goysr-
The town tax of Shrewsbury tls coming year
is one ccat 90 the dollar. slI tr le-Tsy-
twenty-five cents.
Rey. C. Nlttlevsla declines tas cal. ...e
i-h'tial" VI me ADVENT tlulil, isit- i-., |---
remains 10 las-let1n.
Mr.. J.. a Billings Of Troy, has nearly c--
rlsteI tas fuulat.ou walls of q new slate r..u.
at Hylevlle which i. % replace tte one larlel
a few wee age.
Operations are shoe. to be resumed .. tls
marble mill Of the HrIe B..tbs-s
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TNQI ESTIONABLH

TSQJ ESTIOSABEE
The lest known ard mo,t thorough ,este!
FAMILY SEEMING MACHINE
For all kinks % work. helvy or light, AMI the most
popular. JIG
Wheeler &: Wilson -.
TINS practical ami easily managed machine hes
1 now stood the test IT time sni thoroush exper
ours frankly give /. the preference as the very best
both N this country and Europe. Study, capital
and Inventive genius have been devoted u it, in
provcmeut for Yeas, Till now, with ITS Nt~
SILENT FEED, our present " Lock-stitch' machine
has no equal ia the world. The Wheeler & Wilson's
is Re liable, Economical and Noisele 5. Il answers
the wants Of the household completely, and any
kind 90 sowing needed in the family can De done ~
on IL with greater rapidity and Of execution %
beginners than can re accomplished on any other
II hss rccs.ved the highest premiums over alias a
family macii.ne-ol both sides OF the Atlantic.
those who want the hest should obtain wheeler 4
Wilson's Silent Feed Family Sewing Machine, AMI
take no other.
During l-7o Wheeler / Wilson sold over s2.OuO
machincsi or -lJn more than than the Howe; . ? .
more than RE Weed % 3,- mora than the Wilcox
& GIBBS; e 63l iu0-e than the American, t3,5i-
more tha1 the Florence. The above figures are Ia
ken from the swora urns OF the conpsnie- named,
and sufficient rtfutatinn of the mendacious tales
Of Ger .ain parties 10 burlington. who v0uld ma e
ps0ple believe We ore -" played OUT Since coming
20 burlington have sold i5J If these machines, and
ready TO ell 800 more. viii sell time, tab
ing pay in small monthly instruments. Samples Of
wo-k and circulars ssn: 20 any address feT smart
Wide-awake ageUts wanted.
Agency go Church St.. next door b Ripley Z
Shattuck's.
March 1-d&wf
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8HeciaI yaOtires.
SiCILIaN HAIH RENEWED

WIN restore it to its natural color and promote
its growth.
our Treatise on the Hair sent free by mail.
r. P. HALL 2 Co., Nashua y. H., Proprietors.
April I-i1wlm
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ORIGI>AL POETRY.
MOI sY SAX
Ofall tho paten. Medicines made
In the fast OF Ia the west
Those made By Brown Of Burlington
Are the clespcst AMI the best.
The fame Of all his medic mes
L, getting to b great
For sale BY first class Drugs ST.
In every Northern State.
Browns bronchla,s will cure sough.
Sore Throat or a Cold
Browns Teething Cordial is for Babies.
Whether young o. old.
Browns Buchu Is for Kidney Complaints,
For Ladies', and for Gents,
The price so cheap, tho bottle 50 LARGE
The sails IS getting Immense
Nov Kind fsoni, word 10 you,
whsacvsr you are in town
And any OF you buy Buchu,
Bay the Bashu made By Brown.
Burlington. jan. L, 1871.
1SursyE unntx
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Tepal Hotifes.
RRY EyERFsT,s ESTATE.

HARRY EvEREsT's ESTATE
STATE OF VERMONT. } The Hon the Probate
nrs-v-c.,o, ,n,.-. SCOurt for the Distric
'i' W oAiirESDES S. SofChittenden,
To all persons interested in the estate OF Harry
GREETING.
WHEREAS, said Court hath assigned the 18th,
w day OF April next for the settlement OF the
administration account Of the illustrator Of the
estate Of said deceased and for a decree Of the
residue Of the estate o. deceasei and ordered that
public notice thereof be given 10 all persons interest
ed in said estate, by publishing this order three
weeks suc,essively previous TO the day assigned,
in the Burlington Free Press printed in Burlington
in said District.
TBEREFoRE. you are hereby notified 10 appear at
the Probate Court rooms, in Burlington, tho day
assigned. then and there 10 contest the allowance
Of said account and object 10 said de3res you see
Gauss.
Giyen under my hand, this 9th day Of March.
A. u. 1871.
f0w3w T z. WALES, Judge.
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BY w. .. PERKINS
Containing Elementary Instructions Attract w
Exercises and Several Hundre1 Popular Songs.
This New Book will tie found Sup srior TO All Sim
liar Works, in many points essential 10 popular
Instruction Book IN Vocal Music and Collections 81
Melodies for the Young. Several Editions have al
really been ordered. anf tie demand increases
Many Of the Song have been written expressly fol
the work, and noae Of the solgs are oil and time
wOrn-sung through dozen hooks but New and
Sparkling adapted 70 all Occasions AMI alive with
the Spirit OF the 11nes Price 5ctS. Sent post paid
OLIVER DiTsON ~ CO., rubIishers. ri
Washington St, Boston. CHAS- II. DITsON d
co. III Broadway, New York.
March 23-m0nSsatsvu
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Cattle-Supqi-s aye increasing and not only sup
plies nut prices have advanced sc T. b. Butcher-
were anxious eu1 were bgyin early t. secure their
compleulent The most Of the cattle were co. bet
ter grade. some really fancy. -Four head, the best
were sold hy j. Coos ut Mediord NJ I3c r H.
dress lsil -bs each tSew Hampshire cattlel. W
riley s'li fne pair of siz-yelr old steers fed by
willard Martin OF rlaiuheld, Vt weighed at home
500 rs. estimated 20 dress 37l u.s. sold 10 4. A.
TAYLOR At re 2 - said be tho best from Wash
inEtou county, ". Canada cattle were general $
GOOD =. Dow sold 3 oxen at sl2 y cwt dress llll
s each. oxen at sl So D cEt, dress it0l ias each
" H. Hariweu sold - oxen az @ q cRt cress 2r0
h each Wm. Richer 50 q ? oxen 20 81 - q cwt
dress 1850 lbs each. j. NoF riand sold % steers al
81 Cd r cWt. Sd shrink steers az 81 e cwt ri
dress from ESQ 20 go lbs each u steers iro4. siiG
u z cw;, anu steers at o. e ewf, dress 100 II.
ea.h.
Shssp- Receipts about SOD more than last week
from the North. TEo market 10 sheep Is improving
IL like proper ion ~ cattle. The quality averages
better. sons l1cks weighed between I3 and l4s
rs Y head ". II Bardwoll sold - iamts at SIC p
Y, av - IL Ly sold go sheep at SIC q 10.
av .ul rs Ca {. Armstrong sold i07 head, mostly
lamb. ut c 2 b. N T Shaese.t sold 20 sheep al
5 a &c = 70 az from co n - rs 7 ! Fields se!d
$40 shcep al Sc = 70 av as TBS. Hoyt ami bcAs sold
900 sheep at - 2 n, ay 50 lbs. Il v JOINS sold 81
sheep at 81 = h, av lC0 ihs.
Poultry-EziTa, lel n pc; prime Isl a i9ci
good. Is "a ie4c. medium. Il q 1899 poor to me J.
um le5c T.. P0ultrymen are paying better price.
for live, that the Western poultry s OF the
way. The bulk OF supplies must nOs be resolved
from the North. Best lots were sold by J DeWolf 8
Brown at zoe 2 b. mostly chickens.
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.Na,c goods. Spying !NiuLes.

c0lsIsU1- o. M ny -TI-07 y =
Quality, Man factuTe aud Price,
which We propose T. sell az small advance f,r
cash. 4 sua ! amount o. Winter Gools end stJ les
will he sold very cheap.
Manufacturing and Repairing
by Competent Morkmen.
DREW d. DAVIS.
March 21i, l-.I-tsdGxtr
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WE, 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 per
sons against the estate Of John h Gray, lats
Of Burlington. In said District. deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited IN Offset
thereto; and six months from the day Of the date
hereof being allowed by said Court for that pur-
pose, we do therefore hereby give notice, that
will attend 10 the business OF our appointment at
the PROBATE Office in Burlington In sad district,
the ID Tuesdays Of May and November next, at 10
o'clock A. NJ on each Of said days
Dated this 18th day OF March, A. D. ISL
s. N. POPE, Z -..t, 49,,
A. ". ALLEN, COMMISSIONER
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The Normal School at Johnson.

Johnson, Vt, March p, 1871
Editor Free Press and Times:
We noticed in your issue Of March the 18th
that the New Hampshire State Normal School
had commenced with s H. Pearl as Principal.
leaving the impression in the minds of the pub
lie, that the Normal School in this place is
without Principal which Is not correct. Mr..
Pearl is Principal of the State Norma, schoo,
in dis place, and is IN charge Of the school,
though he was present at the organization Of
the Normal School in New Hampshire, with the
consent Of the trustees Of this school Il is also
true that lIr. Pearl has been proftrei the po-
siti9n a- Principal Of that school but assures us
be has not IS yet accepted
I. Pam. Secretary of Trustees
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-asw WALES, Judge.
Bankrupt NOtirr1.

b tae pisj ct e u7t ol the United stiies isr tie
lis-fi-t g te-Ila1t.-ll tls matter Il VI rton
g. htund,. BauFrurt.-lu Barkruptcy.-To
the c1edIto-s q sait Bankrupt and 20 al others
whom 10 NAV concern o he unfersi zucd ass r1eg
Df TIE E-usie o. "a bankrupt hereby gives notice
tiat It pss De- en- urirreg - The p.suic1 Court Cf
aiid d strict, that the .cord ana third general
meetings Of the Creditors 0t ssit bankrupt De he o
40 Bel Hcs -H , ~ said u strict ire fh cay %
Apr. i--i 20 o'c eek ?. III. SO The Island House
before 4. lrrerws Cd one Of ire e-is-ers ~
LAX srutlcT " said DIST icr the puri Sc nlued
To- tue Oh and e-tL se-t.c nc the bankrupt Act
q Hsrch ri. .-f-
Also ttGf tavs f.o1 ms -c-rrut lac shall ash
for ci-char-e from Cd ABILITY A. ssa--ner o.
said estate GEo. SLATE, Assguee
Ia-ed al Bellows Fl' s., 10 sid District. fae llth
day of Nsr-h i--l. 9w3v
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y the District Court u The United states for the
L District u Nermont.-iu the matter Of Mansfield
>esrles, Ea-kruf = Notice thereby given that
petition has been filed 10 sad Court b. e.. b Nsns-
usl a Harrow ,tarles. Co; artne1s under The firm
name a. Tal. field & ; aries il san district, duly
declare. luusruuts under the Act G.. { .r-rcss %
March d l-ti, Tor discharge and certificate tn re-
Of from al their In1iylGual aud to-partneI,hlp
debts and other claims proyah le under said Act.
and that the I'd dav Of Hay l-1i. at i1 O'Clock A
e., before the Hen. ID. & sualley. Judge
81 sad Court. at hs JOB the city % During
tom is ASS uec i1r the hearing .ffle sleIe, when and
where all creditors who have pr1yct their debit aud
u'her persons 10 interest may attend ard show
cause. % any they have vhy The prayer of said Pc
tt.,l should NOT hc granted.
Dated 40 Burlington. On the 2ist Day 90 NtrcL
1871. +. p. SMALLER. Clerk.
wIw
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srELL. i. FoBEs, EsTATE.

- " - ~ 80 - -
STATE OF vE2AjNf } lhe Hon; the Pro Pr
DISTRICT o. cHIrrESDES S. trt ~ C5itfspde6
To the heirs and all persons interested In the Is
tate Of Stells A. Foote'S, late Of Jericho, in said
district, deceased.
GREETING
WHEREAS application hath been made TO hi ;
w Court in writing, by the administrator or said
estate, praying license aud authority % eel the
real estate % sait deceased. for the payment Of
forth therein the amount Of debts Que r. m the SAID
deceased the charges OF administration, and the
sItIauon OF the real estate and that said land i
suhlec, o mortgage and that Sc j. necessary %
sell said and FOR the payment Of sad mort- age, and
that part Of said lana cannot be sold without 10
Jury 70 those interested In the remainder.
WHEEEUPON the said Court appointed uad
signed the 3uth day Of April, A ID. ISL, at the
Probate Court Rooms. Ia SAID District. % hear and
decide upon said application, and petition, and or
dered public notice thereof o. ne given o. all per
sons interested therein, by publishing sait order.
together with the time ana place Of hearing, three
weeks successfully in the " Burlington Free Press
a newspaper which circuates iu the he. -lhorhuOd 10
those persons interested in said esare all Of which
publications shall be previous % the ily signed
Tor hearing.
Therefore you are hereby notified 90 appear before
SAID Court az the time and place as-i-uei. then and
there in said Court to give ponds. as the aw directs
f0rthe payment OF the gehts. AMI charges adn.uls
tfttion, and make your objections 90 The granting
such license, ify0u see cause.
Given under my hand. at the Probate Court Rooms
this 9TH day % Iarch, A. d lS'I.
i0T3w TIE. WALES. Judge.