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Truly You're,
The Clerkship Again.

Editor Of NE Fro Press and Times:
notice il your Issue Of TIL, morning Al srti-
Gle from D. N. Camp relative to tie Clerk,hp
CT the House did not intend to engage in
any Newspaper discussion il cur contest for the
cierkship, bat perhaps few words from me viii
explain the matter to you and your re, lers.
What Ar. Csmp states in his letter il. in the
msia true. n cur so-cslsl compromi,e made
before the session Of 1870 whereby withdrew
from the esrvsss SIS candidate for the clerk
ihiP, anl agresi 10 accept the petition Of frrt
assistant in the event ofhis Camp reelection,
there were no pledges made by either party as to
who should or should not be q candidate for the
position in 1872; aud remarked At the tine
thought we hal no right to bargain sway the
cfiee Of clerk, even il We could but prior to
this interview met Mr.. Camp at Montpelier
Sud expressed to him ny determination to be-
come candidate for the ofhce Of clerk, AID be
treG raid tina, as be had received but one cleo
ton, aud By reason Of severe illness hal been
unable TO perform the duties Of the ofice only a
few days, he thought it due to him to have one
withdraw from the c.nv4ss ard aceep. the rosi-
tioo Of frat sstistaUt in the event Of his election.
and Aca succeed him to the clerkship.
The reelection he hiss hsi. sni was honorei
BY disappointment IS first assistant
When We left Montpelier st the close Of tne
last fessi0n hal not the rem0test idea that Mr.
Camp intended to be candidate for the clerk
ship in 1872. But upon meeting him at Mont
peher st he State Convention il July La; be
informed me that be should Ggliq be caadi-
date Tor the position and had hoped that my town
would see Fl, 20 honor me with tie election Of
representative. Iezprelsai ny surprise ct bis
intention Ct running for the Cflce, Whereupor
be asked lie if be had rot perfect right 20 DO
So. told Mr.. Camp that uaion5telly he had,
and think that | expreusi myself IN regard
to pledge that he would net sgain he a caudi-
date, substantially ss he states it in his letter,
and a. the ssme time told him that ,lso shoull
be = candidate.
Il now remains with the House Whea the y or
ganiza to decide Who is the hes. qualified and
the most entitled to the position, and who L
elected will best serve the House and the Safe.
Hoping th4- al editors will give the same pub
Lefty to this, that they do to Mr. Camps letter
an, Respectfully ycurs,
IT,. y. NEWELL
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OEE HALF of the people cannot take Castor OF
from its terrible nauseating taste and recoil in the
throat The CAsToRIs, prepared BY DR.. Pitcher, is
purely vegetable, perfectly harmless, pleasant to
distress or grippe, bu. regulates the system, and
operate when all other remedies have failed 1t
acts like magic for stomach ache, constipation stu-
lency Group and worms. 1t containing neither Min
erals Morphine nor Alcohol. It's soothing, quieting
effect produces natural sleep. and is particularly
adapted to crying and teethng children. No article
has ever met such unqualified endorsement by the
physicians. Take no more bitter Pills, Narcotic
Syrups. gripping purgatives or sickening oils. The
Casuora costs but IS cents and when once tried now
will never do without 1t. Aug 23-wiw
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stallion, A. ". Griswold of Worthwhile The
premium for the best four year old Alderney bull
was taken by 0bed whipple, Jr, of Pomfret,
snd ell the premiums for Alderney cows by E. &
l. Fairbanks of St. Johnsbury. All the pre-
miums for Dutch cattle were taken by Thomas
Baker Of Barton.
George l. Hagar of this city had 3 handsome
case Of silvcr-pstei ssdlery hardware of his ow
manufacture. and received premium of So
George W. Beekwith received diploms for sol
uble pho,phate.
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The WHEAT FIELD OF AMERICA.
UearhGli Climate, Free Homes, Good
Markets.

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL-
ROAD offers for sale its Lands In Central
and Western Minnesota, embracing: /. The
best Of Wheat land ?. Excellent Timber for the
MIL. tie Farm and the Fire; 3. Rich Prairie Pas
turage and Natural Meadow. Water by clear Lakes
and runnin streans-in a Healthful climate where
Fsrsr and EgHs is uHkHoiVn.
Grain can be shipped hence by lake to market
as cheaply as from Eastern Iowa or Central Illinois.
Cars low run through these Lands from Lake
Superior to pakO'a, Price Of land close TO track
$lO0 TO S3O1 per acre; farther away 81 50 to Si0o
seven Years Credit Warrantee Deeds /;
Northern Pacific 1870 Bonds. now selling at par,
received for land at sl.lO. No other unoccupied
Lands present such advantages to settlers.
SOLDIERS under the New Law March, l592)
got 100 acres FREE Eear the Railroad, by enc and
two years residence.
TRANSFORMATION AT REDUCED
RAT IS furnished st all principal points East to
purchasers Of Railroad Lands, and to Settlers on
Government Homesteads. Purchasers, their wifes
and children carried free over the Northern Pa
cifc road Nov is the time for Settlers and Colonie
to get Railroad Lands and Government Homestead
close 10 the track.
Send for Pamphlet containing full information
map, end copy Of New Homestead Law. Address,
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD, ST. PAUL MINI.
OR 81 FIFTH AVENUE,
COR. 9Th ST., NEW YORK.
June S-Wsd&Sat dsweow, ms, Iy
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coon NEWS ga GREAT JOY.

Hlv.ns IL. le.u=-ed l--ni Hes IoTs and Bcs-
ton, we are uov opening AKA are prepared to
show lie lie lie rnost extensive assortment q
FaH AID Winter Goods fer Hen .ASD BOYS
WEAR ever -esa IN this s.a,,.
Cur C,s.on Department is 7arti-sia-ly attractive
this se-sor, having s,l-c.sI With crest care. the
choices: F4ss,s in Flench. Ersisa. G,raan and
American G5,ds.
Nors'fs'Eetfo be- found la l,g .,lrr ,aDiisl,asnf
in f1i' city, which We cut and make H. 90 c-er in a
style rot to be ezssusd.
Our Cutter having scea services il Lorl1n ard
New York, with our ozn ezper.ca,s enty years
in the tasnesi We can as,=-- ts s,ie that Q will
turn out ne's b 3. One the rrg lori and we eu-
plos no second cllss Eorkm.n.
Cur stock Of READY MADE CLoTaING Of our
Owl manufacture, cannot b., surpassed. tn, largest
stock IN the STATE sool .1s. zaasy s.y l,s and law
prices.
Cur bat and CAP Department is comfle;,-
some o, the neEess frolway sly les not to DO seen
/ elsewhere.
The ''prrilg' SIX Hat, ,hs lest IA the country.
Oar Gents ggruihins uep,-tasn: stands unsur-
passed in E'vt.ies eic-arcs , ls and utility.
fell line e liezsaIrcs Hid Gloves in all shades.
Ladies' and Gents Tru1t aaa Travelling Bags
| Umbrellas in new 70 gns.
| Boy ant Ch.idrcu's Clo.h'n, il great variety,
81 Of which We cier 20 fi- 'ors', possible prices
| Call before purchasing 1t
i. TURK BRO.
! Sept L, ,s7l-Isw..
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By Telegraph.
New York a5ar.eg.

NEs EoRk. Sept. IS.
CJTION dull and ia lower sales 7ll bales m d
ding uDlends at z0le.
FLOUR unchanged salts ,00J iarre's. State
21Gs 25; round hoop Ohio A. 20 9 IS; Res.-
ern 6 20G9 50 Southern, slz0l2 p.
GRAIN - Wheat dull and lc to 2 cents
lower; sales $500 bushels; No. / sprin. 65D
e.; No. p l So 20 | 81; winter red western, 471I
81. Corn steady sales l2i.oOl bushels steamer
mixed Western at 63d63i sail do. CT. Oats a
shade rmer and active; sales 81 900 bushels Ohio,
$3.50; Western A..
BEEF quiet.
PROVISIONS - Pork frmsr; nsw mess "A goa
"A %; PRIME II 90 N Il so; Lard heavy a. 81 a %
Butter steady State 2iia2s.
WHISKEY STEADY at %.
RICE quiet at SiG9t.
SUGAR quiet; muscovado isa9; refining 81 q 9!;
COFFEE dull Rio l4i1l7i.
MOLASSES dull.
TURPENTINE firm at 62d62l.
RESIN quiet at 10 al Is for straiasd.
PETROLEUM quiet; crude llMll4i refined, 24t,
TALl0W dull at st a 5-l6.
WOOL duh; domestic dsecs, 59665 pulled, SEA
e..
LINSEED OIL at 3las2.
FREIGHTs to Liverpool quiet AID weak grain
per sail 0.Gi0d.
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Chronic Diseases Cured with few
Operations.
10 SURGICAL OPERATIONS PEHE1RMED .

Put tie tine is required fr lya.olaie cases 20.
d most auy cu-ah.e Chronic Disease except Paral-
ysls, DeainC.s Epilepsy. and Cousumf ticn- tx
cepuon is q 81 made Of Broken Boces nislocatious,
Bad Curvstures q the Spine and suppu7atet Tu-
u1rs- Even these will be much benefited, Away
relieved from pain AID sometimes fully cured
Diseases which more certain Of being cured with
q few operations. are Weak spine. Internal Ulcers
Loss % Voice, Diseased Liver, Kidneys, Heart
Failing oi the Womb. Weakness Of the Limbs. Dys
ptpsia, Lleuu atisnl, tIol hits Diabetes, Nervous
Debility, efc,
20 many Jhassand are siroady acquainted with
ia = method # treatment, as pracEce1 by me a.
Montpelier, BCrhn-tol, Newport and 81 Alb3ns,
VI; NeW crk, Brooklyn, syracuse, Oswesr, Utica,
Water-0Wn CcoperstoEr. BIZ. hamton, Rochester
and Blfal0. y ! a. Detroit Mich, Milwaukee,
Wis, and Lic7gO. Ill, san Francisco and Sa.re
meuto. Cal Portland and Salem, Oregon and Oily n
pa Washington Territory, that Il see as anneccssl-
~ % say more than that hy u tie vital forces
become cguailzei AID what secus more wonderful
sthatdlssases heretofore considered incurshle like
Ia linz 0i the WOMB, Ovarian Tum1rs. Weak epire
and Fever Sor-s-crs Cliel quickly cured.
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By Telegraph
New York Money and stock Market.

NEW YoRK, Sept. 10.
MONEY was active this morning, loanin as high
as per cent, but after it was announced that the
treasury had purchased three millions Of bonds an
easier feeling prevailed. Late dealings were large
~ at l-l6 and finally the rate settled down to per
STERLING EXCHANGE unsettled, But closed
hrmer a: 1861 40 1914 cash TO day, and los for Sat
urday.
GUILD was hold closely By tho clique in the NOR
ming who demanded one per cent. for use, but late
IN the day, large amount came In the market
Forcing the sale down to per cent Prices ranged
from ll3s a has, closing at Il4G l1f!. The conner
was not as stringent as yesterday. Clearings,
Si5eihu,uJO. Treasury disbursements, s4l;OO0
uOf ERN MENrS opened weak, but closed at an
aaVance OF 40 on the extra purchase of the treas
ury Inc treasury awarded 50 go 900 at 10 57-ICO %
III lilo all to be paid for in legal tenders.
SfOChS heavy and unsettled early in the day,
Then prices declined from a ? per cenr. In the
afternoon, the extra purchase of bonds by the treas
ury, and easier money caused general advance in
prices RTE advacced per cent; Union Pacific "a
and chicago, Columbus and Indiana Central IA. AT
the hnal ciose there a reaction of II per cent
from the highest poins with the exception Of Eric
The Post SAYS that the Bulls are confident in Erie
Union Pacific, Pacific Mail and Chicago Columqus
and Indiana Contra, and it is reported that conner
will very soon be made In the three last mentioned
report was in circulation that the Union Pacific
and Central Pacific roads are to he consolidated but
the report is not authenticated The market closed
firm at the following prices
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
sCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP.
SCHENCK'S SEAWEED TONIC,

SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS.
Arc The only medicines that viii cure Pulmonary
Consumption.
Sometimes medicines that VIII stop l cough will
often occasion the death Of the patient 1t locks up
the hVer, stops the circulation Of the blood. hem
orrhase follows and, Ia fact clogginethe action Of
the very organs that caused the cough
Liver complaint and dyspepsia are the causes Of
two thirds Of the cases Of consumption Many are
row complaining vita dull pain in the side, the
bowels sometimes oOstive and sometimes too loose
tongue coated, pain in the shoulder blade feelin
sometimes very restless and at other times drowsy
the food that is taken lies heavily on the stomach
accompanied with scidity and belching of wind
Thege y mpiOms usually originate from disorsered
condlt0n Of tie stomach or torpid liver. Persons
50 affected, II they take CT two heavy colds and
II the cough in these case be suddenly stopped the
lungs, liver and stomach clog, and remain torpid
and lnleNTe, and before the patient is Of his
situation, the lungs are q mass of sores and ulcer
ated, and death is the inevitable result.
Schenck's ulmonic Syrup is an expec;orart which
does not contain any opium nor any thing cllcu-
lated to check q cough suddediy.
Schenck's Seaweed Tonic dissOlves the food, mixes
with the gastric juice Of the stomach digess easily
nOurlshes the system, and creates healthy circu-
lation OF the blood. when the bowels are eostive,
shin sallow. and the patient Is Of a bilious Ia bit
Schenck Mandrake Pills are required
Ihese medicines are prepared By DR. Il.
GCHENCk & SON, Northeast corner Of Sixth and
Arch SIS Philade ph a, Penn and for sale by GEO
Y. GOODWIN Co, IS hanover St. Boston, and
John +. Henry, College Place, New York, WzOle
sale AGENTS
For sale by Druggists generally.
Aug l5-de0dGytf
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Dam Ct F. G. HLL-Frederick G. Lii,
who're dcsth is announced in cur columns to day
was one Of the odest members Of the Chitten-
den County Bar. lie vss nan Of integrity
Ind well read lawyer, had considerable sharp
nets ofirtellect, and practcel his profession for
msny yelIs at Jericho, Essex and in this city.
He vas States Attorney IF Chittenden County in
1916 AID 1877
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A Special medicine for the cure ofkidney, bladder
and glaudular diseases, diabetes. gravel, female
Irregularities and all complaints of the urnO genital
organs, and an allayer Of pain and one comfort
ing to the distressed constitution. is without doubt
SMOLANDER's BucHU 1t causes the nerve fluid and
blood TO flow in a continuous, healthy stream,
throughout the entire nervous system
Sept 2O-decd Iwlt
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NOTICE or CopARTNERsHIP.

rgHE UNDERSIGNED have formed copartner-
J ship under the name ami firm OF Baker q
Hickey" and have received the sppCint OF general
agents from the Singer Manufacturing Company,
for Northern Vermont and New York
Office, 70 College Street.
Liberal in 3ucelFeuts given TO Local Agents in IN
occupied aterritory
Canvassers Nahtod. FRANK S BAKE
Julv 81 d6wI ID. W. HICKEY.
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ST. ALBANs BUTrER MARKET. - Prices on
Tuesday ranged as follows common to fair, 10
to 20c; medium to good, 20 to 25o; choiee, %
to 2sc; selections, soc.
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$50 Reward is ogered by the proprietor OF DR..
Pierce's Goldcu;Medieal Discovery for medicine
that will equal in the of bronchitis, severe
coughs, aGd the early stages Of consumption.-6l2.
12w&sat
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MAR RIED.

MINER HEYwoRTH. At the residence Of the
BRIDES mother, Peru. n. Y, September 10th, by
Rev. f. J. Ranslow, Of Swanton. Vt, Mr. Harlow
Miner OF Grady, P. Q, to Miss Jennie BeywOrth Of
Peru, n. Y.
PATRIDGT-PEAsE.-In Charlotte VT, Sept It'll
at the residence Of the BRIDES parents, by Rev. g
c. TOrrey. assisted by Rev. L. c Partridge II. T
pfase
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Each side Of tie controversy having bad its
say, We presume Lat no further public discus
si,a # the Po.ats 81 isfue will be necessary
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Chittenden County Fair,

4NAAh AAAs
Thursday opened with fine weather, tie eject
Of which wss seen At once in the lsrgely inaress-
el attendance Of people on the Grounds.
The forenoon VISA mainly occupied by tie CON-
mittees in making their examination preparatory
10 the award Of premiums.
The main feature Of The =f;erno9a We the
address by Hon Levi UaderSool. This was
delivered froa carriage in front Of the grand
stand, to 81 immense ooucourIe Of people of
both sexes, filing the elevated gallery and &C.
cupying The track, in front. Mr.. Underwood
was introduced by President Crane. as 4 gentle
man who VIZ, both an able lawyer sni good
farmer, and Wis woald tel the audience what
he knew about Farming.
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The lat of premiums awarded at the ChitIen-
den County Fair, Last week, will be found on
the fourth page.
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VEG TINE is great psnscea for our aged fathers
and mothers for it gives them strength quiets
their nerves, and gives them Natures sweet steep
wilt
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NOTICE.

A PPLiCATI0N will be made at the next session
n Of the Legislature, to annex LOOMS Island,
situated in the WinoOsh River, 10 the town Of Col
chester Sept 9-dltkw3w
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BURLINGTON VICINITY.

The September term Of Chitteudcn County
Court commences en- Tuesday next. II is the
Grand Jury term.
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Mr.. Understood diseased the Relations of
agriculture az a bssis Of Natural wealth, and
iu connection with Manufactures, Trsutports-
ton and Commerce Agriculture, he said, ia
the foundation Of National prosperity, as it is Of
individual happiness. We have in our coun try
population Of forty millions and these are bat
portion Of the aggregate population of the
Globe, making 100000, 600. with each one
OF there matitudes the great rrohle,, is tb.t If
subsistence. The hunEn being needy frat fond
next ralment, next shelter: and ont Of those
needs grows the husnegs Of life.
Agriculture takes the frst ulsea .uor- in
iuesififh. because it produ ,es that which IS the
fret necessity in order to sustain III TLo
United States boasts Of porlessne the no5t no
ductive area, on the globe We annually sv
port S5,6OO,OG0 worth Of the products az ~
farms. The gross sum Of sll our prolnet, ;s
too enormous to be comprehenied. With nros-
porous crops, ell business prospers. and a
calamity 70 the crops is more alarming. than
Ole IN any other businen. Al untimely fro,t in
ene great producing regions, ereaies wider
PA4'c man any other occurrence.
"A Vfdef to make agriculture prosperous, We
-, earn TO produce the greatest amounts with
sr5 ''-s. Lpeute, To supply facilities to this
Ian liacturers devote their energies TO the
l Al, and manufacture Of improved ma
eainery which enables one man to accomplish a,
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TERMS FOR TREATMENT
Always reasonable, 1cogrliuE to .he means Of the
patient.
CONSULTATION FREE.

The celebrated toa.c C'Rhus Wiue') can he had
Al pr. Bry a1ts ofso, Of Geo. 2. Foster, propre
tcr Union House, Mgnipelier- or Il 4. M. Plant
Druggist st AibaDs VI
sent l1-d&wn
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81. Agnes HALL.

II Fellows Falls, Vermont.
A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
r.'HE SCHOOL YEAR WILL BEGIN OCTOBER
I -. For Circulars, address
MISS JANE HAP6O0D
Aug 3i--deod&S6w Principal
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MINER, Pore & Co.-This Furnishing bust
ness house Of our city hiss sold, during the last
two months, between eight and nine hundred
chests Of ties, and their trade is fat incre.t-
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BICHIosD MARKET.-Ihe butter market at
Richmond on NOndsy was quiet Prices ranged
from Z 10 p cents per pound. Cheese sold at
Toto u cents for farm dairy, and y to IS ceas
for sage and factory. 1909 boxes st market
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N"i'I'""h man ''iF' 7t"eh '4Ai 'Se'-
FoE TEE WEES Ey7lNs TUESDAY, Segt. l-, i7rL
,vs-,-,,..-.-, s--.- - v.pr-r
cattle oac'p lamb. aWils
ms Ne-E i9- ri5j
Las week D. st $50
ven ont -
~ : % .iaIAel het--A 70" cl''ce, 81 -
r' e1GA' ~ IT ~ urst qeG-ty' N = 7'
second gIA4Ily' I'D r. SOS l--Ia Qusilly' ; -' ~
n.
Ltces % el"ll %. 70 " irhi-- fA--' tti 4il-l
~ ,i 49, 70 ~,
nlich to"s an caves !''-n 5 p -'' eN--a- .'
-.
T@Iro" O""s' $50
feaI-tsss' lone Two ) e'-s o-l Lone lhI-e
years o4l' Lole.
western r at b" He-l-fi, L--lo lftli---iu -i- 7-i
nos vac 2 ~
fficos OF eleeP ana i-eini.s- Wool sleoi, ta--
iN shea-ea sheep, "a e u.
spring Lambs n - tb-
yea caves, $50 U 10 o.
Irlces u hlleal a4lo5 am - as il-en noes,
5u!'e 2 y lallo"t y Mbe = T. country lilles'
e en- Ls-4eW' n e y 70 trI SENS ia -''
To- L7ilo SHES ascIsl 90 e1-i shea e1 oElnss'l
each Alry asiEs' s. each
EEWARks.
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3leaal Aotitss.

SARAH j. HASELTOS'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, , To all psrsOns con-
DISTRICT OF cHESD csps s1.b N he Estate
late Of Westford, in said District, deceased,
GREETING.
AT Probate Court holden at Burlington within
and Tor the District of Chittenden the 18th day
o. september, A. d. ls72 an Instrument purporting
70 De the Last VIII and Testament OF Sarah j. Hase
Ion late q Wesuord, in said District, deceased,
was presented 10 the Court aforesaid for Probate,
ana II is ordered by said Court that the 5th day Of
Oc.oosr a. ID. ls72, at the Probate Court Rooms
IN sald Burlington, DO assigned for proving said
instrument; and that notice thereof be given 10 all
persons concerned, by publishing this order three
Neeks successfully in the Burlington Weekly Free
Press, newspaper printed at said Burlington,
previous to the time appointed
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified to appear
before sad Court at tho time and place aforesaid,
and contest the probate Of said VIII, if you have
cause.
Given under my hand at Darlington in said Dis
trlet, this llth day Of Ssf tember A. u. 1872.
l[W3E y :, TAFT Register.
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Il resumed practise a. the Van Ncsi House. Eur.
huz-on and viii femaia til pc.. is.-
Sert 1-dkgtf
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STATE OF VERMONT The Hon. Probate
Of Chttendon
To al persons interested in the estate CT Birge C.
nay Of underhill, in said District,
GREETING.
w ERkAS, application in writing hath been
w made TO this Court by the guardian Of said
Warls i9r license to soil the real estate Of said wards
settins lorth therein that his ward owns an und-
Vluel nun Fart OF thet homestead place of about
eighteen acres, in said undorhin, whereof William
Day la1oiy dled seized, subject to the right Of
homestead and dover of the widow Of said William
Day .hereln, ard that IL would 10 for the interest
Of sala ward that his share in said premises be sold
sale at interest
And therefore tho said Court appointed and IS.
signed the Both day Of sept. A. ID. Is72 at the Pro
bate Court Rooms, IN said District, 10 boar ami
decide upon SAID application and ordered that
pubic notice thereof be given 70 all persons inter-
es;ed therein, hy publishing this Ofterahree weeks
srccessiyey, In the Burlington Fres Press. news
paper which ercu1tes in the uoighhoIh0od Of those
persons Interested therein, all Of which publications
shaA De previous 70 the tine appointed Tor hearing
Iherei0re Gu ara hereby notified to cpear before
aid Court at the time and ace aforesaid, then and
theIe 10 otJsct 20 the granting Of such license, if
you sec cause.
Given under my hand. at the Probate Court
Rooms this 9Th diy CT September A d. lS7,.
l<"3W T. T. Walls. Judge.