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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-02
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is.~- Tho treasure a. ,se s,issa7.-v Union
Is ove-lr,v1 $4,000. o., tattl recent. up 20
Jan Isl ts,.1, been Int $4,000 chile the
lishur.e1ss,- have been $4,000 Az e5asl
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f.- rsar,- s.g.. vera the r,e,sssf,, 1,sto- o., the
p.-.;,+ ,l-,-.b In p.tss,~, has received tho
;--.,,.,r - ,s. R,..;.. church F., Fast
T,-lv;.s u s-l s-.e-s g.. ,-.s Nm, HE
I,1o-.
c1yGaE5.rioyt.
The demand o- sests ia the Congregational
church 1T ST. h.ts-s, VT, under the pr,,ohinF
CT Prof Weber Of aIilstur7 College is
greater than .he supply aF.ris.-Tac church
NJ Brandon VI received tsu members Jan.
-h--T The new organ for the Congregational
,lr-,b a, Manchester has arrived--Tbe
feature Of the evening session Of the East
R-,ol,,7r Conference go III. rses5,ion Of Rev.
Mr. Hspvo4tb into .5e brotherhood Of the
l.,,.,;,,,;,, R.- ~ n,a,se- Welcomed
NJ, ~.,, be.-t, feeling 90 which Mr. Hen
r.-,, rs,i;.j IN n, ss-,e,. manner. EXPRESSING
HI. ;,- a. s,3ir.. bi,.s,s ,r l..t an che right
iii. an ,b.si5e Of Chan, the Divine Being.
a., ,-,,,,,,,l -s,isi,,. irta-e., ia manifested
e., tic ro,,-sy,tianai Church AMI Society at
r-ri.,y;uo 0,it. n,,ob.r b.r. r4ssntlv
mined the church
EPISCOPAL
"a "'l-e' '1 'ii7 4 '7-lt i'''' ''' w I'M
one Of the most alarming i-atures OF The pr-ssnt
state OF the Church is the rapid spread OF the
Pianist practice Of confession. 40 Sc Where
ia the uoiot where dsll5inr with p1pery becomas
% r,-,,.7;.,;o,, IF pr,.s.t.-.i.-r, Let that ba
=, ~. -. -. -, - -.
HAsu' ''i ''.1
Wsut TO g ashore before The vessel reaches
/ the abyss t5a' yawns before lev Joshus
/ D Bradley. the pastor # the Episcopal Church
/ ..O-.-o-r s. s,,r.,,s-t =, E, No. yort bs.
made puo-'' fs'sn'e'''i OF 'le protestant I'''n
| IN = farewell sermon, aud announced his adoP-
t;o, of rbe Roman Catholic faith. His church
-. .,.-.;-.;.,.-, ---.-,.,.. -;,.,.i;.
n''s De'' '''''- '''--'-'
tie character Inc Lp's'oqal heg'''eF s2y'
the number Of cersymen Of is denomination is
larger than It was before the war. and thst th,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-02

Lent VII come esriy this year, sud deyout
pleasure lovers have Only eleven days AID
nights lcf, in which to smuse themselves be-
fore the chimes Of clnsesraiel bells VIII sum
mon them 90 their deyo;ions.
We learn that Jas; month, some Of the ,u-
ployes of C. W. C.. Pace, now engaged SIS a
builder in Cli,sso, presented him 2 handsome
gold chain, az mark ofthair respect and a7T.e-
citation Of the kindly manner 30 which De had AZ
Why's treated them.
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Average temperature OF the week, Is. o3s
Of the sans week January ISL, = CPS. Barometer
neaa height, . 7U3 inches. snow inches.
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" 1t has done more for me than all other medi
cines," is what we hear said almost every day, in
regard to Weeks Magic Compound. wilt
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ley Telegrapa.l
New York Market.

New YORK, Jan. 81.
COTTON decidedly more sctive and ie higher
with brisk eIport demand sales 6sl3 bales middling
uplauds at 2ki
FLOUR UNCHANGED sales 500 bbis of State at
rs a Is round hoop Ohio 60 20 : IS; Western
3 IS a. 30. southern 70 az 50.
6RAlN-Whaat a shade hrmsr; No Spring / s.
q 81 No 30 40 / SO Winter Red Western 90
az g Corn shade frner sales 5000 bush new
mixed Western a. 73G7ic. closing at 74p74ic. Oats
gu ct; sales 2SOOj bush at 53d55 &C.
PROVISIONS-Beefq quiet. Perk dull; new mess
II s.; Old 10 50. Lard unchanged and quiet az
eiG9i.. Butter qgiet
WhTSKEY sieAdv Western free 9ic.
RICE quiet az 7i6sslc.
DO
COFFEE quiet and firm Rio l9iH22c.
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The Rutland Railroad Company.

ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE STOCKHOLDERS AT AuT-
LAND, vr-THE RECENTLY DncoyERED FLOAT
ING DEBT-RE-ELEcTIoS OF THE OLD BOARD
OF DIRECTORS.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Rutland Rosd at Rutland, Tuesday. vac stir
ring meeting. There was an unusually large
attendance of stockholders, called out By recent
rumors that very heavy foSting debt Of the
company not hitherto known even to the direc-
tors, had come to light. This as will be seen
from the reports below, proved to be the care
In explanation of this ignorance Of the direetors
ills TO be said that the road was il fact IN the
hands of the trustees Of the ID mortgage bonds,
IN TO the time Of the lease to the Central The
trustees rendering no detailed accounts to them
Of the floating debt. the directors and stock
holders had accepted and rested on verbal st,te-
ments, to the effect that the floating debt was
ipconsilerAble and no greater than the assets
would cover.
Governor Page, the President Of the road,
had lust returned from Europe to be present at
the meeting. but was unsvoidAbly detained in
New York. In his absence. Mr.. D. n. Skillings,
Of Boston, presided, and called the meeting to
order Mr.. B B. Smalley. Of Burlington, clerk Of
the corporation, read the call for the meeting
and slso the minutes Of the last regular meet
ing. Mr.. Skillings, on behalf Of the Directors,
read the following
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REPORT

At our lAst annual meeting we were called
upon to give authority to the President and d.
rectors 10 eonsummste lease Of the road, win
al its rolling stock sud fixed property, to the
trustees and managers Of the Vermont Contra.
and Vermont * Canada Railroad.
The unanimous consent Of the stockholde s
vas given to the Precedent and Directors 70
carry out the proposition, and which, sn
hsnpv to say, has been carried out, and the road
has been leased and placed under the entire con
troll and management Of said trustee
The moveabie property, such as wood, iron,
oil. etc. have been sold TO said trustees snd
lesse.s. snd payment therefor hss been received
by this corporation.
The rent OF the road under the lease has been
promptly and regularly paid, and the arrange
mcnt is satisfactory to al parties
The Board. after the contamination Of the
lease, which was = work Of crest labor, have
given ,her attention to settling 10 sn1 relieving
the corporation Of the various trusts under which
the rod has been worked and controlled, known
as the trustees Of the first and second bond
holders, and the result Of our efforts sre that
the frat mortgage bonds have been lquita,ed
and become the property Of the corporation,
with the exception OF S35,OQ0, Of which not
more than s. ,O00 can be traced, as yet, sai the
remainder may never come to light
The second mortgage bonds have also al been
lieuidatei excep. about $4,000, sn3 the
trustees have rendered their account 70 the
Court. which has allowed i TO be correct And
the understanding Of the directors IS tha- the
trustees, under that mortgage, have no further
duty or power than TO protect the interest OF rae
Outstanding $4,000 n bonds.
L is from the rendering Of this account Of
these trustees Tn or the several bonds and over
which the directors have nd no control what
ever, that the Corporation finds, to its surprise
ihet 3 large debt was created under thst trust
and By them beouestei TO this Corporation, ana
Klich debt demands the serious consideration o.
t1is meeting.
The following is an abstract from the Iteas-
urer's report. and by which will be seen the
eating debt Of the Corporation, ami recon-
mend that measures be taken NJ this meeting
fer the funding Of the debt and proyiiing for
the dividends on the preferred stock, due
February lst.
The floating debt including divi-
dend On preferred stock is sll0s .5-9. b.
Quick sss5ts "a t9'-'-
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Cattle-Thsre w,sc more heavy, nice Northern
cattle than .Est week. Iae number yarued was %
head les, rut 81 we would compare weights and
.a.i.y as 10 WlO.e, w0uiI be mtrked difference 10
ms weeks favor. " a Shacke;I had me lot OF
1ue so Or 40 head. well got up ock There we're :
year OLD steers, Eznry ears' growth, tna- took
the lfl1 in his SRa1, raised and Iatte1 oy Georso
>siuinS.o % Leicester, g.. wosnel At n0ms e3tO
its, am showed al the <0uc purts, aud sold % 5
L-arlafc. Who knows and buys prime stock There
vas certainly 10 discount on these Steers. There
was uotsed Considerable hI0t aucy 10 The cattle
tralc auc strong iI4c improved rates NJ. Shack
ert also sold it oxen at yGsc F.t dress VI, dress
ll.N lts each, oxen average dtu lbs i've q ;
Lfarnas.. % laylo solo steers az = & u,
dIe VT, dress 700 K each COW az &c Z d. dress
VI. dress n o. TBS. Is bow sold Z oxen al 90 e 70
70, dress W, dress 75l rs OK az /, 81 cwt, cress
ut Il " Jones sold @ oxen, iatyec on ms farm, al
Deernea- Mas, - 30 Fit. Gres5 ~, cress l-11 ni
eaca VI Pike hal pair OF ch0ce cattle That
ltLec $500 . "a; home f4tted on the Town Farm
at Hanover. e. H., sl.d @ b y hinoall.
ehssp aud Ltmts-shecp are selling q1i,kei
Khan noticed ior tie past two weeks he ligut sup
ply North has Improved the demand 10 this respect
but az an advance 10 prices Is not apparent. West
uai. thereby not apureglat NJ northern t5cks. Ii
Platt sod - sheep at ltctih erage 90 rs Fly
sold . sheep at SC e 70 q " Jones sod 76 sheep
Dali were lamns.) At &C Fit. average 100 'as. "
Il hoyt sold 49, sneep az -s 2 70. AVERAGE 20 ms I
iay Tor sold - amh- 81 6t3 E r. average 81 "a.
Mccarthy slld IS sheep, average Is rs, al s. g Y
head.
P.u.ty All iiss poultry in market his week q
received from adjacent t0Eus. supply light, but
SIN, eut Tor the ltmand We quote tor extra lots a
r. az is % prime l2dizic; s0-d, riGilic
medium H.ullac
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THE VERMONT FAEuER.-We DO service to
our farming friends ia advising them 90 take the
Vermont Farmer. It ia ably edited by Dr..
Hoskils is full Of origiusl matter Of especial
value to Fermontsrs, and fully de leryes the con
fience ani support of our farmers SID horti-
culturs'a. I'sprics is only one dollar yesr,
ard The farmer who cannot get ten dollars worth
Of practical Information CUT f it, il gear,
must he either duIlaTi, or suPerhuuanly wi,e
SEED dollar 10 R. Cummings, publisher, New
port VI. and give ]; . TRIAL.
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STATE OF VERMONT, To all psrs,ns con
DISTRICT CT CsIrrENpEy, SIS. rFfs q LL 80
Of Charlotte in said district, deceased,
GREETING.
At Probate Court holden az Bur.ins on, within
and Tor the District Of Ch.tslden On the Oth cay Of
January. D. l5.2. an Instrument purpCrtins 70
Go tine last VIII and Testament. OF LyGit q. Rich
late Of Charlotte, iu said district. Ceceased was
presented % the Court Aforesaid. for probate and
it ordered by said Court that the Est DAY o.
Februar}. A. ID. l- at the Probate Court o. ms IN
said Burlington. he ass ltt for prov NJ "a lnstru-
meuts and that notice thereof be given % all per-
sOIs concerned ~ publish NJ this order three weeks
successfully 10 the burlington weekly free Press.
the time appointed
Therefore, you are hereby notified O. appear be-
fore said Court az the time and place Aforesaid and
contest the probate Of said will if3 on have cause
Given under my hand AZ Burlington IN said Dis
trict. this 81 ID day ,fJauuarl \. %. 81.
3zW3w t. L. WALES, Judge.
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EssEx JUNCTION - An oyster supper vas
holden THURSDAY evening IN the Union Church, st
EsseI Junction, the prooeeis Of which Gre to be
given TO tie psstora. Re7s J. L. Maynard and
II. Webster. Many persons were present from
the adjoining towns, and all seemed pleased With
the en;ertsinmenl The ladies are deserving Of
much praise We have seldom if ever attended
s1eial gathering Of this kind, where the tables
we're so well spread sad the eatabes SO palatsble.
The net proceeds OF the occasion was $40.
This is certainly very aslsriug 90 the friends Of
the little church, Which E.a-tsl some six yesrs
ago, ia the shape q q smsl Sabbath school, and
today has a comfortable and commoiious house
Of worship, snd an average Attendance Of one
hundred and 6f.y persons each Sabbath. 1t
would certainly seen, that with such an interest
IS our friends take in this mstter, there need be
no fear for the future Of the Junction, as far as
morality is concerned
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BARRE ACADEMY,

rI,HF SPRING TERM will open Feb. p. 1872.
Thirty ayo dollars will pay expenses for
OO~'U -- 49, ] s sPAULDIN6.
Barre, Jan. 9Th, 1872 deodAw4w
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STATE F>ra-Tae Rutland Herald VS. cur
authority fr the statement that the conference
Of the committees appointed by the Csleioua
county and Vermont State Agricultural Societies
had resulted in the location Of the State Fair for
the present yesr a. s. Johusblry, tie second
week in September We are informed by one Of
the committee that the statement il incorrect.
Such a proposition 1as made to the county COM
mi,tee subject 10 their approval or iisProval,
and they viii act uFon it 81 their next meeting,
February 9Th.
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STATE OF VERMONT, j The Honorable the
,,.s-,.-, ID, -,,,-y.-,,, .. Probate Court Tor the
@ ~ 7'- } District Of Chittendeu.
To al pers rs interested in the estate ofsauuel
Rice, late Of NestGrd. in said District,
deceased, GREETING
w HEKEAS, said Court hath ass gned the 22d
w day Of February next for the settlement OF
the administration account o. the executor OF the
lss. viii Of said deceased. and FOR deer ee Of any
residue thereof under the viii OF deceased, and
ordered that public notice thereof be given % all
per1ns interested IN said estate, by publishing this
order three weeks successfully previous
% the day assigned, in the Burlin--6n Free
Press priuted in Burlington, in sail District
TfERsF0HE, You arc hereby notified D. az pear at
the Probate Court rooms, in Burlington. on ne dsy
assigned then and there % contest the a44JWa- =
Of said account, if you see cause.
Given under ny hand, this III day Of January
A. d. l57l. T. Z. WALES. Judge.
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JASUARY-THiRD WEFE-is72.
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o
Fls gag WEEK Ey1,se rUEsDAY. Jan. 3U. ls72
aNc-S- oT lIyE STOCK AT HAKzEr
Cattle. sacsp & Lauhs. sEins.
Ils wees, fF z-Z
Last week. $40 ASS
vermont I.- 1885
Prices pf Market beef-A feF choice. xIo1xlI %:
extra, g. 2, IL - drs. quality & 8 n qi1l sec
0ut qullitv, $ - II Ui, third quality. ga =.
Prices of store Cattle arsius Oxen, g psir from
So y.ll : - g ssh.
N,h Cows md calves. from a. q 30 extra SIS
=
F.-rcv ..vs. g a.
Yearlin--. s. 2 ls Two yerr. M si2917. Three
wears old, gt5df.
Western flt swne-L Sc, none
Sore Hn-- whllss sle, % ne.
Prices 1f Sheep ana Lamrs-I In Dts - 81. 81. o.,
g .l and g. i'd each. tX.r8. 8 Ed IS. or from
& o. IS cPh.
Spring Lambs $ 90 q D.
P-i,es ~ Hides Tall0w AND Skius-Brig htou Hides,
-.Hq, ? L Tl-i,r. 81 40 vi Country Hices,
siHs4crh Tsil1w, 5a7'c = 70 P,lts, s. 75d
S Is. Calf skins. 10 AIS IT,
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brutal attack vas made on three soldiers in
Platrsbursh few nights silee by gang Of
rowdies who iniest the streets, in ghich they
were severely handled Oae Of the soldiers
lies in a critical condition. and IL Is doubtful
whether he va. fully recover. TIE assaalt, it is
said, wss unprov5kei. The perpetrators Of the
deed hsve been arrested.
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Lectures On AsT-We learn tina. az effort
Is IN progress &c secure series oflectures in this
citg,fram DR.. Rimme7 Of Boston,on Figure Draw
ing Dr. R.mmsr stands very high. none higher
probab'y.ss IN instructor and lecturer, Ia the de
psrmcnt Of Art which relates to thedalirestion Of
The humau form. He has been delivering series
of lectures at New Haven, Worcester. Providence.
Boston sud New York, at which letter place be
hss lecturaI in the National Academy Of Design,
aud st ttl Cooper Instituted 70 large sn3 deeply
interested audiences His lectures sre not strict
ly technical; they hayes vide sqd popular in
terss.. The facility and precision with which
lie draw LIS illustrations upon the blackboard,
ere silla'y marvellous. We truas the EFFORT TO
get him here win be sgooassssl, N vhich case we
shall hsve further announcement 70 make.
SAB CASE oF DaowsIxG.- Sunday forenoon
while number Of boys we're skating On the lake
one Of THE number. ALDER: Ranger. boy thir-
teen ysa7s old, O son Of Peter Ranger. who lives
in Jas. Kelley e houte opposite EiTari Nurply's
hotel, GA Water street, skate1 upoa tIe new ice,
formed where ice had been removed On Saturday
The ice had formed to the thickness Of bl.f az
inch AM tae boy Immediately broke through. Ills
companions raised the alarm AMI "A ola nan
named johnson threw rope 70 him as
he struggled 10 keep ad5at The fret time
The rope vas thrown, tie hey missed
it. By the time it was thrown again
be was becoming thoroughly chilled and be-
u1n5ei. The little fellow ersspel the rope IS
tightly So be could With his stif fare-s, aai
held for moment He vss some distance oas
in the new ice 60 ne could not BE approached
closely. Tie kep; MS hold Of de rope for few
momeuis when his grasp gradually loseasd and
be sank 10 the bottom. Graphing hooks were
procured and TIE body ION dravn up The
boy is sail to have been q cu.5. vel behsys
lad We arc Informed tia. there vas no means
Of Distinguishing the placs where ,he hin ice
was, and that DIE lee cutters habius.lg lesva #,
in this marue-
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BUxLIxGToN AND VICINITY.
Meteorological Record.

Lat. 40 q; Long q 10; Elevation above tide
sRter 3f7 feet above Lake Chnmplain % feet
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WEST BolroS The friends Of Rev. L. B.
Steele aid family. st West Bolton, made them
their sixth annual donation visit on Weinsl-
day, the 2ith inst It was, as usual, very
pleasant occasion. The gifts amounted to $50.
To this sum thogli be added other recent vslaa-
bic presents making, in all, Sllo
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FARM FuR SAIE.

I'M FON II L.
7 OFFER FOR SALE = PART, OR ALL. OF
my Real Estate, with Stock and Tools, CT net, az
paities may prefer In consists Of about SIS acres Of
good land with two get. Of buildings Fer particu-
lars e-quire Of
E. WHITNEY,
Feb. Isl. Is-2-wtr WI ston VI.
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EArox's NEW METHOD

A set Of % very god easy FisnO pieces ioE begin
ner.. GOLDEN ECHOES naes, each. 30
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MuI5S.-A. N. Austin, proprietor o. the
90 Austin House. Milton, mss very kindly Of
fered to The ladies Of that place the free use Of
his entire horae AMI hall, for the purPorcs Of the
entertainment this evening in all Of tie
graded school project The school is much
needed and doubtless the Efforts viii meet the
hearty approval Of all interes;el in advanced
educational facilities
In she Supreme Cour, at Miiilgbdry Tuaz-
ia , in ;be case Of State vs.. John A. Ring.
charged vi,h uaaslaus hter. the respondents
exceptions were overrulej. Respondent was
sentenced TO state prison for eleven years.
Case Of Harris ys Harris. judgment Of
County Court reversed
Case Of Fannie S.owsii vs. william c. S.oveil.
divorce granted for int5,ersbls severity. C-s-
toiy Of children givea 70 peti;iore-. Petitioner
allowed s 500 alimoay.
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CH,Kuorrs II. K. Eiton hss sold : part Of
his farm, a551t l25 acres, II M,Nzil's Ferry,
Charlotte, to Charles Mcneil, grlnisol Of the
isto Chsrlea Mcneil, with the privilege of the
tavern stand and buildings, AMI $50 the sole
right Of tie ferry Ani dock, after the term
granted by the legislature the consideration he
inc 50 600
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COR y +. T.

co Il y 4. T.
Learn 70 blow YOUR OWE horn By studying
tbisnevz and excellent method full Of Theory, tx
srcises sparkling Melodies. Tr and Variations,
with II you please. p an acco n panlment-
PHICE. s -.
The above Songs and Pieces, sent post free On
receipt Of retail p-ice-
OLIVER DITSON 4 CO., Boston.
CHAS Il. DIr5ON = co New YORK.
Jan 3t-wed&sat$WG
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0aes hours from a. II. tiu4p L, szi ron
TIL .. m
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HAYDN's METHOD FOR GUITAR.
new and improved method, with Progressive
Studies, Inst-amenJal Pieces, and a COLLECTION OF
popular songs.
PaicE, g 90.
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" Dr. snyths prac fee also includes the sac
cessful treatment Of all CHRONIC, OBSCURE ard
DEBILITATIN6 DISEASES.
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OF this sum it f5als the greater part is
chsr-esble mainly 10 the expenses incurred by
the Trustees, viz
Cos-or l.fIratnE the CLslyc- 4ad Hart
G ss 's t5e disasters Of tn G5odofls. 2socaH
Cot Of acc. dent at sit Holly
d videad psid prior 10 lease
Real estate improvements at Eu.li1s t1n lu,qll1
sI5--.-3- Is
Is IL net o. BE understood tbs, tie ssse-s
herein stated SIRE all the assets the Corporation
have, but that tie rest are al teI under thH
Jesse and are therefore NOT available.
The property Of every description trans. errei
20 the lesseas has been mos, carefully spprsi
and 20 te returned 10 kind - the termination
OF lease su1 Of equal vslue.
The B ari resentment that full authority be
given TO The Directors 20 De based upon the in
cone q the rosd= 90 flni the debt sud meet its
obligations. Ec7nectsul'g submitted,
szLuSGs.
President Pro TsaF8re.
Rotsui, Jau1ey 30, 1872
On molten q Mr. Edwards, seconded by Cen
Whi,ne-. heIe1,lt was adopted
rBr.sc6rB's REroFr
The Treazu-er thea presented tie following
report Of the receipts and disbursements of tho
Rudsai Railroad Company
EEcEtP.s.
Received proceeds ol Treasurer. rc
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-02

= lady writes to the Montpelier Watehman
complaining OF the treatment her inssne sister
receives At the BrstteSoro Asylum.
Miss Ellen Briggs, living with James N. John
son, Esq.,. Of Norlhdeld, got bad fall Monday
10Th, while hanging out clothes. She was Sc
riously injured in one side.
The following Transactions 10 real estate have
taken place at Waterbury Sidney Bzpwn sold
to Arms and Hxines his two storss nearest the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-02

Beautiful soa.. TRUE HAPPINESS. xsas'. IS