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The P5r,y;lle Miners Journal alludss to
ou- great weather prophet by the familiar sb5re-
Walton, Ola Prob" Objected to. We can't
fr.ra IFS " abilities"
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DIsrGICT Cour; Of the United States, for the
1 J It tr5ct { EermOur-iu the matter Of James
sheshau, tan arupt.-fn B4ukuptcy--A warrant
"a Bankruptcy has been issuel hy said Court
against tho estate Of jane 1heelan, % Milton,
Of The County Of ChitteLden, Of the State
{ Vermont, To said District aiiudged
bankrupt upon the petition ul his
c-eJ .tors. aud the payment u- suy ac7ts, au1
the delivery of any property belonging 20 said
Bankrupt. 20 him or 90 u-s use, Al1 the transfer
OF any property hy him. aye forbidden by Law. A
rreetl1s- o. t-. creditors t- ssd Bankrupt. o. prove
thel- debts aa1 choose ere or more ss.--ees ct
Die e--ate. will -c held 10 Court u Bankruptcy.
o. be hr.dra a. l--.ll-ter. in said District, On
the Sin 1tv O. sPI-.- A. o.. l~.-, 1t O'Clock
p NJ 70 tle Oh o. OBJ. L. T.. L4vreLce, 20 before
D. l. L4wren.e r-Q.. one o. tho Registers In
bankruptcy IN said Court
THOMAS FAILET.
Deputy Uuited States MsEslai, as Messenger.
fIwW
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DISTRfCT Court Of the Jnle1 States. n. the
J District Of Vsru NTH the matter Of william
- " ctioven Bankrupt - Ia Btrkruptcy. - A
Warrant in Bankruptcy has hecn Is sued By said
Court against the estate ~ william b. MobcUen,
r s. 4lbaus. cf the County q Franklin. q
a Bankrupt upon the Petition Of bis Creditors, and
the payment of any debts and Tie delivery Of any
Property belonging % ssi1 Bankrupt, % him or 70
his u-e and tho tuus-er 90 any property hy
him. are forbidden hy Law. 4 Meeting u the Cred
itors Of said bankrupt ~ prove their Debts and
choose one OF uo-e Ass-uees &C Dis tstatef VIII -
beld a. a tourt of Bankruptcy. 90 be holden .
Burlington. in ssid District, on the I'm DAY
Of Aprii 4. D. i-7@ AZ Deb O'Clock a. 81, at the
office II L. + Lawrence. r g., neiore L. L. law
sad Court. Inyfao FAibEi'
fOW3G deputy Z s. A4ala+lt4 IS fies7en-tl-
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gczoFu.oUs HuHoes-The VIGETIsE has cured
many cases Of ScrolQls OF FIVE tan am twenty yeart
sta;ding where the patient has had many phys
ic ans tried many of the known remedies and, after
trying The VEGgIISE, the common remark Is. " 1t
acts differently, works differently from any fnedi-
cine nave ever taken" VKGEusH will cleanse
scrofula from the system Tryit. Wit
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o., HIS Is TO CERT Y that have this day given
nv s.u osa,r H. Harvey, bis tine during the
rerai6der of bis rlilority End shall claim none or
tjse-ninsror paw none OF hisdebts alter this date
@ DANIEL 5. HARVEY.
uipssburra, March 30. ls72-iiv3v
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To enable nature to throw of that d. pres, On
caused nv nervous affection, administer sNoLAsD-
Ek's BrcEu. 1t sustains and forrfes the nerve
structure AID also the safest and best med cine
for the positive core Of kidney, bladder and gland
uar disesses mental and physical debility, diabetes
gravel female weakness, uterine complaints errors
OF youth, ana general prostitution Of the nervou,
system dgodkwlt.
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NOTICE.

xxyHrgFAS have this day given my son
w Charles ~ eastman, his time during the
rsnaincer OF his minority, this is 70 certify that
ssall clam nooe Of his wages, ana pay no debts OF
his 0'- VALMORE r. CUSHMAN.
Tur,l,-'ege Vt, AP-il I'd, isz,- 4iw3w
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Average temperature OF the month. Is. IS for
tbe same month. 1871, s. -; Of March Tor fifteen
years, q. Ss3. Barometer for the month, . $50
snow, 3 inches. Rain, none.
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q, DRINKS AND THEIR CoNsEoUEscEs.- the
day Of October last, David Richardson, Of
Pittsford, WAS in Whitehall, n. Y, for the purss
pose Of delivering GONE pig, which be had pre-
viously contracted to sell In the course OF the
afternoon, in a saloon, he met John D. Porter,
who had been at one time respectable citizen Of
Whitehall, holding places Of trust and RESPONSE
bility. With him he had conversation and sew
era drinks. and finally, at II P. m, retired to
bed with him at the Hall House. The next
morning. when Richardson swoke. Porter was
missing, as well IS some hundred dollars Of
Richardson's money. The stolen money was OBJ
tanned by Richardson ST enc of the Rutland
banks on the 9th or 10Th Of September, and
consisted Of two twenty dollar bills, some ten
aud gone five dollar oills Upon the loss being
discovered, Porter was arrested, money found
upon him, and last week he was sent to the Gin
ton State Prison for four years and six months.
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HUNTiAGTON'S
Saturday Bulletin
o.
NV sOOGs.
u Y IL Il tsla
APRIL Is. tsIa

THOUGHT HIvss-5y Theodore L. Cuyier-
THREE CENTURIES or ESGLIsH LITE "A
TURE-by Charles Duke Yonse.
AIMEE; = tale ott tie 'ays Of James Ii-ay Asaes
Gihcrou.
TEE THIEF n tbs NIjHT-by H4rs.et Pros
cott splflId
BIBLE MUSIC, hoi1- variations ic ua1y keys, on
musical themes Fl. n scr ptCro.
SOLDIER FRITZ" or Tao mem -- hs fought
WiTHIS AND WITHOUT Poem by George
Mcdonald.
ANSWERS To PRAYERS. or, Doraihea Trudel.
THE MAN WITH THE BOOK, or The Bible
Among the People-by Geo. NJ. Neyland.
FOLLOWING on TO KNOW, or, Old Days st
Hetherirg.
NEWELL BOYS, q Temperance story.
Also, 10000 Letter Envelopes - assorted.
Wholesale and Retail.
CORNER COLLEGE AND CHURCH STREETS.
April5, ls72 -d3;&wlt
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,To.eATioN SuTlCE.

rx,aIs MAY CERTIFY that have given my three
l sos Veto Crcs. jose, Crtss and tienrt Cross,
their tue du Ing tho reiasiued of heir minority,
si.,rn any Of the.r wages alter this day.
eiAia >"' FRANCIS CROSS.
Colchester, Vi. hprii 6, ls72.-42w3v
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NARvELLoUs ECr.

II. T. oTETEys
Dear SRI have used FrGErIyg. ant Eel IL a
duty g. Acknowledge the great benefit 10 has O re
lie. Ia the spring % the year ~. was SICK from
genera. cehiity caused uy 0vs-WOsk, van: OF sleep
ard Pr per rest was Very weak, ald much euac.
iate1. ] .re1 many remedies wItlCu. receivia az any
1s1ctt FROM any Of them, until 1 was persuaded .
try AEGErIyE. Before had taken this one week,
my improved condition gave ne renewed hope d -c
urass. / continued 20 take u, every Gay gaining
more strength, until | wss completely restored o.
health The effect Of this Remedy, case of general
decilty, IS indeed marvellous.
ELlZABATH A. FOLEY,
20 Wets-e- Ct. Char. estoTn, Mass.
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a Vacant Cadetship.
NOTICE OF COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION

Editor Of the Free Press & Times;
will you oblige me by announcing through
your paper, that there il vacancy in the Naval
Academy from the Third Congressional District
of Vermont, and that it is my purpose to nomin-
ate to the position the young msn who shall,
from competitive examination, be reported most
worthy and best qualified for it
President Buckhsm, Professor Barbour snd
Dr. Tenney, Of the.University Of Vermont, have
kindly consented to act as Board Of ExEmina-
ton, aud have fixed upon the second Wednesday
in MSy, al ten =. m, at the University Library,
as the time and place for conducting the examin-
alton.
Candidates must be over fourteen and under
eighteen years Of age, when examined for admit-
zion. and be sctual residents Of the District, and
viii be required to report for examination st the
Naval Academy in June next
Very respectfully, Yours,
WoRrHIYGToS c. SMITH
House Of Representatives, Warrington, b. c.,
april ,, 1872.
EsSEx.-The board Of School Directors Of
EsseK have organized FOR the coming year with
the same o--.cers SIS last year, and have voted TO
have Primary Schools in ten Of the school houses
in town, sn intermediate School at the Junction,
and High School in connection with the Essex
Classical Institute Al the Center. Several Of the
schools are still unsupplied with teachers, snd ap
plica;ions are invited
The last half OF the spring term Of Essex ClaF-
sical Institute, began Monday, April sth, 1912.
Prof G. n. Weber, OF Mldilebury, speaks in
the Institute Hall. on the evening of Friday,
April l2ih. Subject 4" The true sim and end Of
eluoation." This lie TO be free lecture design
Cd more especially Cor the benefit Of the students,
yet the public aye most cordially invited to ST.
tend.
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u d. K-By general order 10. ! - from Nsj
Gga Ambrose E. Burnside. Commsnier-in-Chisf
% tire Grand Army Of the Republic, itisrsc-
omusalei 20 posts and members Of the Grand
army that they display ileir flag at half mss;
on Monday, Apr, 18th, ont Of respect 70 the
memory Of Abraham Lincoln. AID the flags
when d7 .- the us1s, places 10 tits c.t7 will be
displayed 90 that isy a, hslr mast
New Brides have been built on the liae of the
Saratoga Road from l.ut.anl TO Whitehall, and
preparations are being made TO put in neg ties
tdis spring
According d, the st9v. item from the Rutsld
Ta}spalsat th5rei s chance f5- unmarried
men On the Saratoga 25.I Probably il will he
necessary to send age and color Of hair to ge,
Bride ''tui't" TO suit Ofc-urse With the new
brides the new ties vii he uecesss-y.
a NosE1os M,s Frozen TO DEAru-ras
instances Of exposure. sufe-iug and death IN the
west the past winter have been numerous snl
painful in character In the Sioux City I0va)
daily Jarlli. OF Feb let. lie published s. letter
from Rock RsPids, il tlst State, usrratng the
particulars Of $ fearful STOW storm Of the 2th
Of Feb, in which Mr. Cyrus Bseman, go yesrs
ofage -he father Of Mrs Geo. Cox, OF Monk
ton, WIS frozen 90 death lie vss formerly =
resiln; q M-ns-1a. Says tie Larali, " he
was ys'aei citizen, a kind friend, sid bad the
res7-ct of I'll WHO enj7ye! lie se91Eictsuce.
Nrs 81. Oliver. tie distinguished Vermont
y-c,iif., sho is uoF singing ia Grace Church.
New York, Las been engaged by the junior c.,ss
at}hlllebuy College to sing At the junior ez-
h.t.tion, vsilh ooiurs Tueslsy evening, April
-3L She to De assisted by f7of Z. Il Hig.ey
1a.sw.. make most attractive occasion, ami
Che r,alants. We have no doubt, VIII be able to
keep their cod even snj msks the literary and
intellectual pate OF the entertainment equal to
the musical, which is saying good Iaa' fer
them
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10 = II VI r rs
povsLr REFINED PoUDEKTrE, 81 tho Lcdi man
uf.ctaring CO." for sale IN lots to suit customers
Tbs article IS sold for B tis pTi1s OF ether fertiz
era and is cheaper tor Cotton, Corn, Totoeeo and
V,g,f4sss than any other in the MARI Ct II y made
epfiro V from the night SOIL ciial, &o., Y. City
Price delivered on board in New Yorz CITY, TIVE ty-
ave dollars per ton ask attention 10 the follow
ing testimonials
State Lunatie Farrr, Northampton Mass Dc. 6,
Is7i Having ussc the Lodi Manufacturing Cos.
DOUBLE REFIsED PCUDRErTE, I bought OF your
agent L. Mcintyre, on this stats Farm Tor number
az ears past IL sorcs pleasure 10 say, that "a
a quickener have never found any fertilizer equal
10 it, For starti1g broom seed, which IL SOW
maturing plant, think it cannot DO e1csl!ed." --
Asa Wright.
Eindhan CO., Vt, Dec. 4th, 1871 Il think the
Lodi Company's DOUBLE REFINED PoUDRE11E the
hes; manure can find for Tobacco, Corn, and Pota
tees | shall order a number OF tons another sea-
son n-E. s. Horton.
A Pamphlet, giving full directions &c, sent on
anp,icat!on to JAMES T. POSTER,
CO Cortlandt Street, New York.
Fer sale by J. S. PIERCE SON,
Burlington. Vt.
a5-u5t feb q, mar Bis, apr4may
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GIVES HEALTH. STRENGTH AND
APPETITE.
Ny daughter has Ttosi7sd great benefit from tn
use Of the NEeETiSE. Ter declining health was
source Of great anxiety to al Of her friends few
bottles Of the NEGsTIsE Iestlret her health
strength and appetite.
y II TILD-N
Insurance and Pea E-tste GENT
Ne. 50 Sears BuiltIn-i Boston. Macs
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Probate Court.

Business done IN the Chit,eaien County Pro
late Coart iar.1- tha months eff Februsry and
March
Ehots BGe, es;s.s, Chichester; appointment
Of s5uiust-ato-E, coumiss. Juers end spprslf-
era.
{. Il. saclou's estate, Burlington; appoint
uent " administrator. commissioners snd app
prai5e's.
Nyra 4. Thrssher's estate. EsieK; settlement
os guardian sccount
Latham Jones estate, Burlington, appoint
maut q administrators, commissioners eci aq-
prsisers.
H. Alg.er's es.ate, Nestiord; appointment 70.
admiuistrstora, commissioners and appraiser
Timothy Nolan. Burlington, insane, order
i5r removal 70 asylum.
In re W. ". SHAW, Burlington, minor; sp-
p- ntmeut 5f guardian.
Asa Aus-in's estate, Essex, app3intneu; az
administrators, comm. ss!oners and appraisers.
In re John S Snd SusSa VI. Reynolds; az
poin,ment Of guardian.
Col, Smiths estate, Burlington; lceuie 70 seil
zeal estate aud personal property.
Ia re Nellie Clifford, Hsrdwick; appoint
ment Of guardian.
Ir. %. Eafstow's estate, Colchester; appoint
ment q. commissioners and appraisers.
Melinda cooper estate Mlllftoui lf-ot OF
viii tud letters testsmentsry.
Riehsrd Graves ostste, Colchester; appoint
ment Of administrators and appraisers.
David Trumen's estate; license TO sell real e.
ta,e
In re Daniel Bssset, Hinesbursh; settlement
Of guardian account
Anceliue psradis' estate, Burlington; settle
ment Of administrator account and decree TO
lezatees
In re Andrew Lsham ct ais; spPoiatmeut oi
guardian.
Fred +. Henry 2 estste. jericho; appointment
OF slm.nistratcr, commissioners and apprsis-
ers.
Thomas AHpsu's estate, Colchester appoint
ment Of Administrators and appraiters-
Lydia C. Riches ertste, Charlotte; proof Of
will
/ Eli WooirGf's estate; proof Of will appoint
ment Of speciSl administrators, commissioners
and appraisers and appeal for disallowsnce o.
viii
Patrick McWilliams estate, Burlington; prooi
/ OF Will and letters testsmentAry.
AGNES McNei.'s estate, Colchester proof Of
! will, letters tastamentSry and appointment oil
commissioners and appraisers.
/ Patrick McMAnus' estate, Colchester; proctso
will, letters testamentary, appointment Of
commissioners and appraisers.
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II Observation-Disclosures Of Vermont, sat
UrderriIi In sid ci-tri1t, TINS "a day u AprlA
ID I.-Z The unders gned hereby gives notice Of his
.up0in.fnent a. Assignee q Patrick Henly Of
Jercho IN the County Of Chtfeudsn and State
~ Vermont within said District, who has been
sdiudged q Bankrupt uDor Creditors petition BY
tie District Court o. said District
4xsw A. L. HUMPHREY, Assignee.
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Aclnlsr-t,r. E. 7. Graham, tresh; cau-
doctor on Gle Rutland road, vas seriously ia
iurei Just south Of the old Rutland depot, On
saturday. lie vas upon the top oi p freight car
reaching f.r tae brake, when sudden staft
threw him TO the ground H. fell, one leg
scrlfs the rail-, snash-ug the o1ae below The
knee, and making o. serious veand. The train
vas backing Al the ;ima, AMI only lightning
lke effort oa she par ofthe injured man sayel
him from beng run over by the whole train
Tie wound was dsotsei by DR.. Hiram Cranisll
Nr. Grahs1l's home .s in Malone, y. 7. His
wound nov appears 70 Re doing well
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STATE OF vERMoNT

STATE OF VERMONT Al Howard,
DISTRICT CT ozrTfzsDsS s. County. hereby Ger
tifv that prrsuant e. rav, on is second TUESDAY
IN Ami next after The first Tues az in March, A.
d. I572 ) have opened and cauV ssed the votes csst
~ tbe Freemrn o. aid EQUITY, IN the frs Tuesday
In H.rch. Al !s-2, Tor county Jomnliss oner and
lanes squire Of Charlotte, ln sli1 County, having
resiyeo the greatest 3umscr O. said vOt is hereby
rccIared elected County Conn ss.oDer, in AID for
- a itteudeu County f,r 10 ear eusuiug-
.1v9r A. J. HOWARD. Clerk
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ARRssTm-An Englisamsn named Wiliism
H. Watson, WAS srre5;oi Tuesday snd com
mitted TO jail by Mr. Wight y had been living
Il Pete Smith's, across the line. From there be
came to Ms Boyuton'sin ST. Adams. where he
Wa employed fer some ;iae. Ash1rt time since
be Iecsmpei from there tasting with hil watch,
three dollars in money. pair Of rubber boots, "a
pair Of pants ,bors- b.ansets,ani other thiuEs be
longing, 10 bic employer. Mr. Drew wis warned,
and the otEcers here hSve been on the wstcl f.r
him. Itwss asoertsinei thst be had turned up
al tbe hArbor, where he stole pair Of m.tteus.
From there be wen. 10 the hoase e Mr. Clayton
Reel IN sae,a-rn. ami Obtained employment,
where he was finally arrested The vicinity OF
this city got very safe locality for criminA!r
seeking to avoid arrest They are sure to be
uahhel
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xxrASTED-AN parties wauting to get INTO S9si, nj,
w ness, send Tor the CANVAsslN6 AuENIs
MANUAL. Publ he'd monthly, containing lne ~
800 a. husine,s firms throughout the COUNTY,
vantinr agents With description Of Their business
SEN. nv ti.i, oa receipt Of = cents n..
ii. ii. ~hITE c =, Publ hers, ~ bfSaa l,s1.
New York CITY. Also. parties having Deslnsss
cbsnoss or wanting agents, please send u. your err
culars or address. "Afon ~ '"~
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ST ALBaNs 1t Was voted in the village
meeting, Wednesday, to hsve water works, and
the village is to be bonded in a sum not exceed
ing sl5O, 900, payable in not less than twenty
wears. snd bearing lawful interest, to defrsy the
expense. The annual report Of the trustees EN-
brlced report Of Edward A. Smith, Esq, who
had been appointed by them to investigate the
Question, also the estimates and calculations Of
J. T. flaming, professional water engineer,
report upon the resources Of supply.
These reports all favored the construction Of
dana in the vicinity Of North Fairfax, about
four m;es southeast Of the village 20 as to hoard
the supply from two and one-hslf iquare miles of
water shed, thereby securing enough pure soft
water for all purposes even when the village
,bsu have become three times as large IS now,
and conducting It here by means Of gravitstion
alone 60 az to supply all below High street, and
afford ample pressure .or fire Professionalism
senger.
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3UKLINGroxAN VICINITY.
Meteorological Record.

Lat. ~ n; Long 3 10; Elevation above tide
Fster 36. feet above Lake Champlain ~ feet
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BRIsToL.-A young grandson % Mr.. Truman
Crane WAS badly injured by falling from the
high beams CT the barn, few days aimee He
was improving 81 last ACCOUNTS.
A L. Nahum has removed his harness shop
TO the building lately occupied By Mrs Cook
a building committee has been appointed 10
the matter Of the new block, AMI the work will
be pushed forward With dispatch. The commit
tee is DR.. Levi Hasseltine and Alison Hill
A. F. Spsuliiug, Esq., has rented his house
here snd removed TO your city.
J.. W. Cain hes gone into business with 1y.
Il. 8. Whitconb OF Burlington. He removes
his fsuilJ to your city in few days W. E.
Dunshee also removes to the same place SOON.
The matter Of organizing brass band ia aoW
being agitstei in our village. a meeting .s TO
be held Tuefisy evening. We hsve plenty II
material Push i, forward. gentlemen.
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,uoe,- W. avg s7a.-A-ss-.-r


kgtEr- W. L-rc >-uH- . ...-.-.
-...f. sra,- 4 r..-... sat,s
-7... ,-.- Ig-
I.f
V--,--t 60
a--..s ~ kfe-fet fsfsf- t,gq choice : .nl ..s -1
80 e. '.- =, 5.t 7-s. ',,,, .t, = i4i .r 81 ser
-r.,, S.=- 49,. 81 1Iiiifv -.- & ID.
fS+ -o d. +-I.- V.rs.r5 oxen r i.ei- f-.f-
e.. e...S -. =, 60
,f.-b 49, ~ ,l,s. f-s,, g., . On. crtrs So
q,
Fsrros Cows. slaRl5.
YearlIu-s = Z. is. Two years Oh g. r.. Ar-.
-.aes,i1 q 80
Vsste-7 Ia svr5ne-Lfve. mons.
s.--.s-vboles eIe none
p-,.es ~ sbs..r ana Lambs la lots s. 3d.
q 49, sand -He ac5 tylrs g .7I s...-
- 20 LIZ, b i-
yct-ln- LAMBS g.. 4 90. ctb
Vr.t,.a W. s5oltl IIui
prl-.s nj fiiie- allow and S l7--Ir- tou I..ies
-lfg-.. e. q TsIfls 3. af- Pr Touutry Hides,
,5r-t.-.ir TaI.Ig. 5ll-c r III Pelts : - n
sUu Calg.ki-s i5 l:r-- l. /.
nzhARk4.
r,.ts-r.. it--r- mart ci The live stock trsIas
.-ri.et l.+5- nan 1sn1i "a. necessity compel. Ell
1bsa to .r,,.eet oith caution ia consequence Of
80 " g.. N-- sts H. Central tr.is was de-
, ~, Co. -sstr. s.-,s RI f,et squlre In the
49,, = >,,-,L f,6,-Ie.+.V, n II Ne nud iu-
seu.. ~ 49, ,S - - i5r4s+ n. sfstr.-t 81.
c-ftle M us-{,twas wax for mos. OF the slocs
,a-,tet T5- hes- 6iysr cattle and ,ans1a seer
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: THERMOMETER. BARON. WINDS. e
: IAN ppm sP.S. mean An. Pm. q F.N .
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hIAIE OF VERMONT } The Honorable the
DISTRICT 5, rs 1 Of Oli t,e en- en-.
To tie heirs and al persons interested the estate
Of John Piucs Iats Of uiues5aEzh- in said
District, deceased,
GREETING
IIHEBEAS, application hath been made 10
" this Court ia writing. by The Administering
pi SAIL estate, pTtyia far llce.s- a-L authority 20
cell the e-ttfo O. SAID fCerase-. setIiuE Jrth
trein that 10 wound be beleGcia. % the he all
person interested 10 the cstl-1 Of sail deceased, 90
cell the whole Of tie real estate OF AID tsael-ed snt
convert the same int no. y, ard having tel In
said court the Consent AMI IYruhl-eu N iJins Of
the heirs o said estate, iu- tls otl-e, %
such sale.
Whereupoa TIE said Court appointed and IS
signed the 3l.h day % pri A. D. l7-z at the Pre-
bate Court Rooms, in said District. % hear and ce
eide upon said Ippl ,i-ou. an- petition and ordered
public notice thereof O. be gwen o. a.. perous inter
ested therein, hy publ SANG sllt order, together
with tire time and place o. lsaru NJ. three weeks
succes-vely Il tire Busliu--Iu FREE PRESS a news
paper which circulltes IN the @1rh01d % "a 20
persons interested sd estate, all vbich puhl-
cations shall be previous g. the day a-si -ctd r.
hesr.u-
THEREFORE,, y1g are hereby notified o. appear ho-
fore said Court at the t1ue and phase assigned then
and there 10 saiu Court, 90 mae yHar js-ci9us
the granting such license 10 YOU see cause.
Given uudermy land, at the Probate Court Rooms
this 'tn day Of A pill, a. D. ~.
4w7W T Z WALES Judgr