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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-09-10

a dooD BoY.-We were struck last week
with the contrast between a little boy-a sne.
orlght>eyed little fellow-who visited orr of.
ace on that occasion, and another that we
nave In our minds eye. The one came into
our ONCE neat and clean, aud with bright.
sunny face; looked around, touched nothing.
naoe polite and modest inquiries, and was
answered in pleasant manner. The other
Is sa 'he uneieaniy, imnodest boy, who enters
printing Office with the air of man, COM
nences to finger the type, wants to read the
copy on the case, takes seat in a chair and
makes no attempt to rise and give it up if
gentleman enters; or, perchance, if no enc
else be occupying the writing table, will pick
up pen aud commence scribbling upon any
loose paper that may be lying around--in all
OF which he has to be checked, or, it NAV be.
asked to leave the Office The one gives
promise of becoming an honorable, high toned
gentleman, and perhaps in future years will
reach high rosnd on the ladder of fame
the other, if his course is not changed, will
continue nuisance to society, aud die "un-
honored and uusuns"
Boys, the world is hooking upon you
Those of whom you little think have an eye
upon your actions, aud if you would win tho
respect aud esteem those around you. YOU
must behave yourselves like men-not by
epelnS the manners of the foolish fop, but
hy modest, gentlemanly demeanor, polite
behavior, and kind word for all. especially
those Older than Yourselves.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-09-10
Nun IMPROVEMENTS addition to other


MILL In addition to other
recent extensive and expensive improvements
by Col Francis Yates of his Flowing Spring
Mill property, he has, within the past few
days, introduced steam, and hereafter that
power will be employed the services of Mr..
d. 9. Fridinger, an. experienced Engineer,
having been secured. The introduction of
steam and the building of additional granaries
capacity now of the various gamers being
10000 bushels-has been necessitated by the
demand for the Flour manufactured by the
lessees. Messrs. Legg.& Yates, the capacity of
the Mill, heretofore, having proved insuf>
fcient.
The wood work about the mill has been
most substantially executed by Mr.. Benjamin
Tomiinson-the masonry for the introduction
of the Engine, by SIR. G. w. Mock.
Col. Yates has expended a large amount of
money in improvements of this valuable prop
erty, but WILL doubtless, under its very efficient
management by Messrs: Legg s. Yates, be
handsomely rewarded for his outlay.
80 800 ,.,. Free Press.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-09-10

Es'" In the Baltimore Go=6ttc of the I'd
instant we find the following:
Today the following changes 10 the officers
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will be
made Mr.. j, l.. Wilson, who has, as Master
of Transportation for the last six years, proved,
himself an able and careful officer, resigns
that position, hut continues in charge Of the
road departments. the duties of which require
his entire attention. Mr.. John t. Toole, the
present Assistant Master of TRANSFORMATION.
also resigns, and Mr.. Thomas r. Sharp will
succeed him. w Prescott Smith, ESQ, who
has been for six years the President OF tho Air
Line between Washington aud Now York.
will resume his old position as Master of
Transportation of tho Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. We are sure that no better choice
and certainly mono more acceptable to the
travelling public, could have been made than
that OF the genial popular and energetic gen
thcman who to-day assumes the arduous re-
sPonsibc position which for many years he
filled SO we'll
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-09-10

= As little son of j. Harvey Noincr was
going to Fishersvile several days ago, his at
tcntion was attracted by fight between u
black snake and a comprehend. After watch-
ing them until the copperhead was killed, he
dislnounted aud threw stone at the black
snake, but failed to strike it. The snake,
thereupon, erecting its head, approached the
boy, who started to run, but was soon over
taken, and the ugly thing, by winding around
his legs completely stopped his locomotion.-
When it had reached his body, on its way to
his neck. he had courage enough to grasp it
just back of the head, and styingle it. The
little fellow says he yelled manfuly, but there
was no ono in hearing distance
[Ne'0 Market Ka1,y.
We learn from a reliable source that tho
above statement is strictly true It is n re-
:narkaslo Incident .Staunton Viryi,4iun.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-09-10

CONFEDERATE DEAD FROM g ErrYsBuRG.
The bodies of between seven and eight hum
dred Confederate soldiers, disintcrred from
the Gettysburg battlefield and recently cons
veyed to Richmond, Va, by the Ladies Me-
mortal Association, have been properly roiu>
terrod on Gettysburg Hill, in Hollywood
Cemetery, without any public parade or an>
nouncemont. In all there have been about
fifteen hundred bodies reinforced, mostly of
men who belong to Pickett's Virginia Divis>
ion, the other Southern States having removed
nearly all Of their dead good while ago
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-09-10
l.5..s afse M:sssylsHld
LIFE INSlI sA NC IL { 0MPANY
~. 81 OF IALTIMoisls ],
Paid Up ana e.sns N5tisi ,SstssS. 4, e
posted with tue 'PrchsutCr OF ftlrc
state ~ .oseryfapd. ~.

rrHs weii c~,abshcd sfsr land { on, "a NY rtarss
lns,rause upon Lives issrss, All a s.r,t
proved pians. and st the Lo Get rasss
with nns.oubted Sceurity.- - n ~, p f' z
- 90 All Policies participate in Prolific
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-02
The French Rennhlioan Mseting.

=
NUMBERS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. srEFcE
Br PRED. HoUDE.
Last evening war rainy indeed and mary
expressed feSrs that the advertised French Re
publican demonstration would he fixture. The
Democracy we're especially gleeful Blu; though
the cl1uis hung heavy, yet the earnest French
Republicans Of Burlington came out in surprising
numbers to hear their countrymsn discuss the
iFsuet Of the day The North Ward Republican
Club, assembled 81 their headquarters at Z ID
O'Clock, and lei by the Queen City Band
marched, Messrt. ". J. Lsnglos. aud Louis
Det.e and E. C Ryer, setting as Narshals, 70
the number Of two hundred to Union Hall, which
vas room filed with large and sttentiye au-
dience
After maic by the Band President Gibbs Of
the City Campaign Club called the meeting to
order wheD Alphonse Gravel wSs Chosen Chair
man, sai George LlCour Secretary.
Mr. Fred Houde, late editor Of L'-4rsair M
iigHal OF St. Adams, was then introduced snd
proceeded to address, the meeting. lie coon
showed himself an easy, fluent speaker, aad +
thorough MASTER of politics, possessed of an
abundant fund OF humor.
After expressing hi. qualification in meeting
HE countrymea, and having al opportunity to
address them, he advised that they should take
part in the nstionsl politics of this country. lie
elo4uently impressed on them the importance Of
the privileges Of citizenship. He then rapidly
sketched the three parties of tie present; dissect-
ed the falte principles Of the Democracy and
pointed cur their chief errcrs and faults; merci-
lessly ridiculed the alliance of the dissatisfied,
ambitious Liberal Republicans with the Demo-
cratic party. and advocated the success Of the Re
publican party because its principles were based
on justice, equality and liberty. He clo,ed by an
admirable contrast between Grant and Greeley
which was quite witty and eloquent and excited
much merriment and applause. Mr. Hoade ir a
good thinser and brilliant and effective speaker
HIS address gave great satisfaction, as could be
seen by the loud and frequent applause ne re
ceived from his coun,ryrnen. Upon the clO,e Of
bic remarks, Mr.. Houde propoted three cheers
for Grant and Wilson, which were Civ en- IN
rousing manner, with tiger. Three cheers
were then proposed for Mr-Houde,snd given with
a will The Campaign Club then gave round
Of cheers for the French Republicans OF Bur-
hng;on, after which Geo. II. Bigelow wss called
out and spoke briefly Of the natural attachment
Of Frenehnen for the principles and candidate,
Of the Republican party The meeting, which
vss the most successful Indoor meeting held
slrce the opening Of the campaign, adjourned
about 10 P. N.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-02
PER son Al.

Among Chittenden county people at saratoga
are o. s Marshal Gen. Geo. P Foster Of this
city, and L. F. Wilbur of Jericho
Madame Rouzani, nee Nilsson, goes to Sge-
dan for her brid,l tour.
Hon. Harry 4ibb.rl of Bath, N. H., died At
Somerville, Msss., on Sunday, after protracted
illnefs. Mr.. Hibbsrl formerly held various
important State Offices in New Hampshire and
va, Representative in Congress from 1919 to
1855. His age vas IS. Ia politics Mr.. Hib-
bsrl s.s always Democrat. lie was gentle
man Of ability AID nigh character His integri-
ty WAS never questioned.
Senator Eimlnds is snnouncel TO ,peak with
Senator Lot H. Morrill, of Maine, at Republican
meetings at Ea:iport, MachiAs, and other places
in that part Of Msine, this week Mr.. Ed
munis' health has been greatly improved by
his stay st the seaside.
Lieut.. Gushing, U. S. n, whose exploit in de-
stroyiug the rebel ram AlbenSrle made him fam-
Gus, h.s been awarded $4,000 prize money.
Even the .,sid and scholarly President Of Am
hers, College got elstel at the success Of the
crew in the University race. When the frat tele-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-02
Sprtial 9otites.
Revolutions Never 90 backward Il.

Revolutions Never go Backward.
The philosophical thoerp tina. the human system
when weakened by disease, oppressive heat. excess
i've lab3r or any other cause should be toned And in
vlgorated instead ofbeing scted II the ac:cn Of
depicting drugs, is gaining ground every day. The
introduction of Hostetters Stomach Bitters twenty
years ago gave powerful influence to this common
sense idea. As the extraordinary efficacy Of the
great vegetable restorative became known, multi
tudes Of debilitated invalits turned with oathln.
from the nlussous and dest.oy ing pOtioas
with which it was then the fashion TO drench tie
sick, to this renovstins, Eppe;izing, WALKING
preparation derived from the finest rocts he.bs ard
barks placed By botanical research at the oisposal
of medical science. Revolutions never 20 backward.
From that tire to the present the importance Of
assisting and reinforcing raturo in her struggles
with disease has teon more and more widely and
ksenly appreciated by the sick and the suffering.
In tens q thousands Of households H3stetters BIZ
tiers are looked upon the one thing needful in
cases Of Dyspepsia, General DEBILITY Constipation
Nervous Weakness, Cbills and Fever, Bilious Affect
Ions, AMI all conditions Of the body aud mind that
hetoken a lack Ct vital energy. When the quick
silver ranges high. and the solid flesh il resolving
itself into den under the fevd temperature. this
agreeable tonic the best possible safeguard aarst
ell the disorders generated by sutry and uuThole
some atmosphere. l. prevents ami relieves LASH
tufe and languor, and enables the system endure
with IMMUNITY an unusual amount Of exert'on. OF
ell igofatlng and regulating me- cices it j. he
pusezt am most Hh0ist4le.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-02

ais for family. Lard is 10 steady demand and price:
range from 99 for Boston; and 81 GOc for steam
ard Kettle rendered Western. Smoked Hams are
hrin and have been in demand at higher prices
Ssles at 10 6; Pih as to quality, for Boston and
Western.
PRODUCE. The improvement In Butter. noticed
IN cur last, continues 20 be sustained. with good
demand for all choice lots. Medium grades are
also more inquired for, but there is no marked i'm
proVement IN this description. The sales Of choc,
New Nork and Vermont diaries have been at 25p27
c, ana common to good Is n2is y 10, as TO quality
Cheese.ls qnite firm and prices have advanced with
good demand. sales at 9GI2c for diaries, and loo
u &c Tor factory, as to quality. White Beans are In
steafy demand and firm at $i6Di p for extra pea
and s. . for good and choice medium. Potatoes
have eeen in demand and are firm at s. y q so 2
DBL Eggs have advanced to 25zcsGo U dez. Green
Apples have been arriving more freely, ard sales
at ~ a 20 Pbbl, as TO quality
WOOL. There CONTINUES 10 be quite an active de-
mand for Wool and the transactions in foreign have
again been quite large Domestic has been arriving
more freely, and meets with fair demand. English
market, manufacturers purchasing with more con
nuenee than FOR some time past The sales Of
hsye been 6500Ol ios fleece and pulled.
AID incluce considerable Michigan fleece from 90
hh5c. principally at 60 PC Ohio X, medium and
M at 65d9 90; and Vermont and Western from 5lz1
&c Y y. incucnS lot OF choice medium Wisconsin
At b7eRb Tub washed has been sold at 7Odsns.
mostly ircm 20 "a &c. and pulled from s. a 65c.vib
Tor iupe- and y The latter prices for good Eastern
upper.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-02

The sUB-TRzAtURr IN NEW YoRK.-A cor
respondent Of the Rochester Democrat gos.ips
as follows concerning he United States Sub
PressCry il New York
The Treasury Office employs one hundred
clerks, all under charge Of the Sub-Tressurer,
who is our chief financial officer In fact, the
chief employment OF the Treasury at Washing
ten is. IS they tsy, ''to look after that in New
York" Almost ell the government payments
and receipts are made here. Every dsy the
gold received ct the Custom lIoute for duties
IS wheeled up here to the Treasury in q COM
mon hand cart. The distance is about eight
hundred feet, and the amount syersge. $780,
600. The way they handle Ipecie in this in
sutution certainly strikes stranger as free
snd e2sy in the extreme The b.gs, containing
S0,uOe spisce, are tossed to and froas though
they he'd gravel or brickbsts, and the clerks
count Up : | 900 600 az e.tily aud as rapidly
as retailer coun;s up his dimes and penne.
The sSie Is a large room, Gsy twenty feet square
and shout fleel feet high, with tiers Of iron
doors shout t5re5 feet in length. ranging one
zblye the other. I ese are full Of bags con-
taurg specie, and at set timcs they are count ted,
the -veyor q the Port being slwayI present on
suct cAs.1ns There are about $50, 100000
o. q sud g-ceIbscks in store here, and to
IasEe the rate burglar proof the spsce next to
re street is filed with mufket balls, several
thousand in nur.bsr. Now, if burglar should
e; through the ou..iie he would meet this loose
uiAss, which would roll out upon HIN and cuff
cea,y ealbslrass lis progress. The Treasury
contains number Of experts in detecting base
cola. You msy place counterfeit gold piece in
e hesp Of similar coin, and the clerk will close
bis eyes and pick out the counterfeit by the
sencc Of touch. This msn cannot tell how be
Distinguishes The good from the bad The facul-
ty Is indescr ibAbio, and can only be acquired by
years of prsctics "
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-02

\ few dsys ago while a select party were par
taking Of dinner OF pork and greens at the
humble cabin st Chsppsqus, the noble back
woods host il spirit Of chee1falness, called
upon his guests to guess why twO-dollsr fiddle
was like his late New York Tribune. Gratz
Brown ssng out, " because j; has two strings to
its bow" Wade Hampton ssid. " Because i;
makes musio for you una snd We uns alike "
Tweed sad, d" Because every blasted fool can't
play onto it." Early said. g Bscsuse it can't
climb tree. and if this isn't the right answer
it's the only conundrum l ever heard that it
didn't fit On to- But it isn't the right one,"
said the benevolent backsood.msn as he caught
at the ,pectscles which were oozing down over
the end Of his no,e ~ IL is because il isn't an
organ -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-02
BOSTON MARK Ts.

WEDNESDAY. July 81.
FLcUR-The demand for Flour has become quite
active and there is a much better feeling for all
kinds 0. family. Stocks arc light, receipts small
AID all good lots OF old will be w4nt-d before any
considerable supplies OF new are received. The
trade are purchasing with more confidence and the
sales have been at s5EDs5 80 for Western supe-fne
s. 25Gs5 IS for common tItras; s. 75ds9 FOR Mil
wRukee ard Minnesota extras, including choice
bakers brands at the latter rate. White Wheats
have been in demand at s5d9 so for Ohio Indiana
and Michigan; s50l0 for Illinois, and s91l2 for st.
Louis. with sales principally at fl0Hl for leading
brands. In Corn Meal there have been sales et
50 25n3 80 V Dbl. Rye Flour s5-15 80 Y Dbl.
GRA1N-Prices OF Corn arc highar, with fair
demand from the trade and for export. The slles
have been at 6ss67lo for Western yellow, and on
Cos for Western mixed. Oats in fair demand and
market frmer On account OF injury TO tho Western
crop. The stock OF all kinds. however is quite
large, II we except choice white. The sales have
been at 4Of5Oc Tor brown TO white, and choice
white would bring blG52s y bushel. In Rye, the
sales have been Ia small let's at e5d92c y bushel.
Efforts have been selling at 81, AID Pine Feed and
Middlings at s22E13 V ton.
Is sc for heavy bags.
PROVISIONS. There is no change to notice in
Pork. Demand steady with sales at sil4i2 for
prime; $4 ~ II 80 for mess and sl61lS for clear
and extra clear Beef remains the same, with steady
sales at Sl06l3 for mess and extra mess and $li 50
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-02

One form Of Catserh begins with uneasiness Of
nose the nose Is Distracted by the thicreoed lining
membrane and feels dry. desire to pick it, bleeds
little, sores soon start, spread and get deeper.
crusts form on them large and hard to get away,
matter dis charges the flesh is eaten and the bone
decays breath very offensive and face becomes dis
injured Terrible disease Nothing will cure hut
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery taken ear
nestiy to correct the blood and system locally,
III. sases Catsrrh Remedy healing specific, and
TO apply i properly, DIR Perces Nasal Douche This
reaches all the diseased parts. All these sure means
ofcure sold together for 81 by ruggists.-e0j
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-02
DIR. JOSEPH II SCHENCI1's ~IuFLE
TREATMENT.

ana syllci themselves q his wonderfully ,l.ic1as
medicines. they would Ha. has. fallen.
DR.. srheuca basin ls own case proven t.lf where.
ever c.-it t-.s ra.ai', t'at vitality. b., . iI .
rIe. and i- directions fr tlsr use, tli ..l Ili
l..ulfll sl-r
Do this statement ucro is nothing T-ss7-1i.-a.-.
zoo tao f-ltl 90 the invalid is male Old r.s.-.-..
tltIsuut thousand times sll--ut.4iel ls DIS .i- -r.
VISIBLE works I'LL, t4elrl u. tr cur. hy ifr rHOs
-ael .re- is simple - Gufi.r- lt- phil. s.lr.
rrI-.r,s BIO 1l-4uuu- Dc .s s..t ASSURING, se.-cli-
Furur
Tie -s4vcsI Tonic and Mandrake Pills lr' tte f-st .lfI
weapons with eA t-e citadel 0tte Ills IS as--I.rl.
IT'S --.ris u' ts cases 90 c.s.- -.l originate 3D.. 81. s-
rH0ti and q fula-lHuallt l.sar1er.I lef-. VIII
condition fr- trll.lal trt,s .ssalsf with t.-
stomach IlrF resp nl 90 Tie illriIl- action Gle
LIVER. Here t.eu comes fle cl.ll.t'- 10, ana
al-us 300. with AL lis -sir, ss-ns syula, 10
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-02

'IAIH Or VERMONT, , 10 all persons con.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sefned IN the estate Of
Of Essex in said district. eeesiid '' ''''-' ''''
At a Probate Cont holden II Eur.ir.,
Snv lol zoe lHst-ct Of Chilteudeu uu NE -ta a ar
Su.y, a ~ - an Instrument. purpsrti1S- 10
ia;e II Essex. in Said r,..r,,t 4..-ss'
"a presented 20 ,he Court afu.ss iiI fi- .,r fe i
u Is oIIerci hy said Court that tho = b +sv ~
Said Eurlic.ton, BE assi zusd f57 q i ~, ~
ihenti anu mat notice thereof be -ivrn t1 al! Der
sons concerned ~ publishing this OIL errlree Vel &
newspaper printed ~ seil Hu-!n--6- iry- - =
the time appointed. F''''''' 10
lhefei're you ere hereby notiGsl to appesr be
eontestth the PROBATE u said VIII ifyou ~ -, 80
ul'eh under my hand az Burlington In s,if n,
ttiet, THIS 9TH dag 81 July, A. u. i~-3
'"'H I. r. WALES Irf-e
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HeaithfeI Climate, Free Homes. Good
1IBikrts.

Tilc NuR:iIEHN FAC:FfC RAIL
ROAD Oilers f.r SHE it, a'.ts ia nfrai
amt Western II inHr-ria. ezlhra-inE. /. The
bee; OF VI aai and =. Ez,ellsn; Timber for the
Mhl tie Farm and tie Fire; 1 Rich Prairie Pas
trga.e and Natural Meadow Water b. clear Lakes
and running streams-in a lIsalthful climate where
Fear aa2 fgne u"tgeru.
Grain en- lie shipped hence by lake % market
as cheapy IS ON Eastern Iowa cr Central Illinois.
Cars ow rLn through these Lads from Lake
Superior % lisAo a, Price Of land close @ track
s. % 90 s 0s' per t-itier az = 30 70 fLe1
seven ssass' ''esi't Narrantee Deeds :;
Nork-rf Pacific 30 i:D Ms. n0W selling at tar,
rec iscd for lid at $40 No other uuCciuPed
LANDS prest n sucH adyLut1--' - % settlers.
SOLDIERS under the new Law March, ls72)
get 900 acres FREE. c-r tas klllroa1, BY enc aud
two yecrs' -sidencs.
TRANSPORTATION At REDUCED
RATES furnished at all principal points East to
purchasers OF Rsilroad Lands aud t. Settlers On
Government uomeste.5s Purchasers their wifes
and children carried free over tho H0rthern Pa
elf; road. Nov Is the time for et.ieIs ana Colonio
to get RAJ road Isrls rgt Government HoinosteaGs
close to the track.
Send for Pamphlet con;aiaiu, fall information
map, and c'py OF New Homestead Law. Address,
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD ST. PAUL MINI.
Or I2O BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
June s-Wed6Sat d&Eeow, ias, "
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gram reached Amherst giving news Of the viz
tory of their boys 4: the regatta some oue. in his
joy, began to ring the college bell President
Stearns soon made his appearance and wanted
to know whst was going on. They've won."
WAS the response. " Who7 whatl" said he
why, cur crew at Springfield "Then
ring" shouted the now excited President,
ring it till it c 'scks ~
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Illegal 4otitss.


STATE OF VERMONT, } The Honorable the
80 District Of Chittenden.
, 10 All persons interested in the estate Of Robert
ceased.
GREETING.
NJ HEREAS, said Court hath assigned the 2lst
w day of August 1872 Tor rho se.tienent of ~.
ration account of the executor OF the last
WI OF aid deceased and for decree Of the residue Of
tnI estate OF said deceased, and ordered that
public notice thereof be given to all nersons inter
ested IN SAID estate, BY publishing this order
three weeks successfully previous to the day
printed in Burlington, in said District
~ sREfssE, you are hereby notified 10 appear a.
ths ffooate Court rooms, in Burlington on the dav
inca ana there 20 contest the allowance Or
sad account, II you see cause
1iN en- Under my hand this 10Th day Of july, A. d.
tx. T. E. WALES, Judge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-02

~ ed by the Honorable jhe Probate Conf e,r
se Disrlct Of Chttenden, Con mssioaers 20 recsjye
eA-illue ana adjust tbs claims and demands Of III
% 81 DeorEe' in said District diseased and Iso
Sil-s ana demands exhibited in Offset thereto AMI
~ otus rom the day OF the date hereof bein.
lore hereby give notice that We vii a,.ond :. re-
SSS o; oar appointment. at the Town Clerks
Wa5 ~, 'ursa, n,at District on the second
c'cIocs a N " AlSgst and January next. at 10
JOHN r MILFS 1913