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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-10-12
LOCAL MATTERS.

rowsoSrowx ". z CHuRcR. pIoiracied
services still coniinac Ia this church. Large con-
Recga'ioas are To uighily attendance, aud spirit
o. dap solemniiy prFsadss them. rhsrr has
eren preaching each aishi b. ministers frotn tie
city and the adjoinin. charges. The services the
cosnlng week will be conducted by tie following
ministers
Srasth morning, II o'clock. preaching by the
Pssor. Al hnlf past in tue evening " ReT.
Samuel Il. Cummings
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Farm for sale.

.lD> ACRES IN the Northern Central RAil-
= = rad near Freelasd. Tee srr~s asaer
cultivation. and heavily lined dne large uew
Dseiling 81 u reorns, Tenant House,. Raru
soRTs. Hsnnery isxie. Wagon House aexte.
Ac.. Ac. All kinds Of fruit ~ helds under
god fencing. watsE IN al bat one.
Apply - HENRY W. COOKE.
sLaw Buildings. ~. Paul -,
Sep it.-n Baltimore, Nc.
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SI nlm s..see O. -. - ivsS
~ .OOO. Apply.
jobs Il EMOkY
~ - % isgl btfes k.lunsaf.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-10-12

JELLY GLASSES
81 AND FRUIT JARS,
For sale By c. \ CHEW
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OaPssN Cou#T Hoes Ioshaa ' Cs,sst
Th.B-. o Rs'i-dse sd q Hss.fi O.isgs
IsdTss o r N.esill E-q R-gis'sf - Wills
Thomas Philpo', Esq, n.Ps'y
TrgbaY Dei
L~,'srs ~ sdBiaisiFsiion on ne ssiais ~ " n
Gf,fia usrs granted 20 Chas P.ia,er
L.-ue,s tssismsntssy 90 the estate ~ william
ilnishios wsre CREATED 20 J Alfred aud Wiilism
Huichins
En- Stewart sod John 7 Ensof, ainiaisira.
tora 81 Jss 2 SK~sti. deceased fe,utned "a
iavsniofy ~ psrsonal property
samuel p Storm. sIees'of 81 Jacob Essfhafi.
deceased, sane.
wsDxrsDiY. ne, O.
Caihasiae BsFssF adninis'raifiG of John Her
ger, reformed isvsaiory Of dsosassd's pefsooa e.
tafe
wm v tsase, administrator a h. "a. az Ana
Douxhieriy, dserassd, retained an account ~
sale of pesscnai rop@riy
George q Hampshire. administrator Of Jacob
n. Hampshire. passed hrsi aeroani.
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vi.r - rHs ~ 80. ucrsu - creed
lprv fa- 30 --sfrufsr frfn ~ cos'' tsss-s
fastf stjau+aB+af s..i.-d tt- nrv ,.sa. taHss
o-sr Tsr.s 90 80 I1ra 81 49, non'h ~ av.ts.
ton ~ 10 Bad o. lsaafr t.lni'ui.s an-Fs A.
- r~par' - ne lsfy 20 - fsaf si.ssh-fs a
a.f enisnns sti angf t-sil's % eods see
~s'i pleased ~iih ~ progress ihe yafs i mss ri
And h-ar esidruc~ ~ ~ . isinan ~ hofh fas ola
sui a~~ Bad ~ Cnnmfaa1aaers pushirE ~
~o's 20 ssps-'ir eomp'.itou To jlfr psas =
thorough sHsmtuaiina ~ ~ pFsmisss .i.f fos -
sTsryfh ~ ~ ne s<sf 2oFf.t'e coa9ilo- u1dsf
~ seiri~sf msas-r-ssa' ~ " Ahsahass ts.l.
o. l.. Amer - bsaasss - The asy BET bssn
sors fhfoagh sifh 10 jafY In onmpany iih 10
Coomts.iossfs sad 10 iasii~i Eassis psftoak
81 . sssEanfisi rspss'. prepared 10 nsassf %
'esBp' he palate - "a sFicBfs ard. ID 10 slanos'
n..fiss. 10 49,. 20 rhich smpls i1s'ic- wss sons
Hsssfs CsiIsE and l.ishssr ere TIE Contractor
for N. srssfion o. fhe hss bulidings NJ Geo
u snl'oa 70 'ofamsn fer th~s@ -snisn,en ah8ck
% ssHirisni gaafsatee fhAi no Eosk gill 10 aans
d-~-asiy aaA In Ode. The uho's q. andsf
Ne ssy-'is'saa-ncs - w. jsnssC Iiurisos q
'hs gih i.sffiri
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David s. wiisos, &C.. trustees, 10 James y
siseisir, lot adjacent 10 wavefiey.
A d. Clemens snd sife 10 A D Clemens, Jr
part of loi No. 81 on Clsmeos nsw plan Of Friend
ship aud oxford-si.O00.
France L. Lswrenre 10 Albert q Eiehelbsrger.
10, No. 100 on plat 81 fIsmpdea Association.
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AmlgsnExrs.

nc I.oagnscksr, Re. TO AIMS B. Longneck.
or, two lots 10 Towsontovu-S3 900.
Elizabeth wegener 20 Henry weEener, lot as-
signed ~ Henry 70 Elizabeth Wegensf, Novem'
Der zsth, lsT3-$sO0.
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TnAxssrEs - PsoPxarT e. The fiasfsg
saas~vaners hAss o-~n r-~r r~f f1s rreusd a. -
a. - ~ Geek o. ne Clrral' Cea-f 'os B.
Bor- eoan'y - aaing siih wedassiay Octonsf
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7 DAMS NEGOTIATED, GROUND RENTS
i 4 COLLECTED, REAL ESTATE BOUGHT
AND SOLD. ExAMISATf0fr OF TITLES
promptly attended 70.
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EXECUTORS SALE
LLAsEHOLD PROPERTY On THk
YORK ROAD. NEAR COLD
>FRING HoIEL


.AsW o~ISos 49, s
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-10-24
The Jackson Democrat.
BY JogS YA-Es

EY JOIN T. YATEs.
Wei. wife. t7e,ve had meetin' at the school.
We9et to swallow Greeley. our susar-eoated
But-being real Old Hickories-we found 70
couldn't do it; We
The sugar coating was toothiu and 7realev tas.a5
through it. '7SoN
Why. wife. he's eussed me many yearsi Now-a+
the hour eleven
He wants my vote to send him to the Presiden-
tIal heaven;
If he waits until he gets it. he may take lis axe
And forever be farmer on the farm at Chan
paqua. N
l v4se for Greeley? Hal ia ha! a Jackson
Democrat
For5aks bis lifelong principles to do thing
day.
Yeu may look to see Niagara a runnin' 'totber
way.
We can't elect an out ana OUT" is what
We take the rantins Greeley to draw Repubs
away;
When in the Presidential chair. with white hat
on he sits, W
Wen take the Offices that pay and all the per-
quisiteS." PNi
Now that amt mine. nor Jefersop,z. nor lack
son good old plan:
q rather Lot have Office. and be an honest
IN 4. not an honest Democrat if for single hoar
wave my lat Ter Greeley TO- the sake OF gain
my pills : q aSs eaAe
Without the -coating-T'li do 50 if il kills
We go. TO vote tor some one-be nobody /
50 I've made ny face up good and strong n ~
AID swallow Grant
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-10-24
Foreign Gossin.

1HERE are 2l8 barons IN England.
PERU has abolished the death penalty.
JENNY LIND has been singing in the
choir OF the American Episcopal Church
in Florence.
A NAN recently kicked himself from
Liverpool to LondoA, 200 miles. in two
days, on velscipede.
TIE first railway IN Tunis has lust
been successfully opened. The PAS
sengers on the first day numbered ), 496.
TEE latest official returns of the Der
lin postoffice show that 2,46O daily
American newspapers are regularly re-
ceived there.
a FEW weeks ago Great Britain
" tested" her ship-of.war Glatton. Two
shots were fred at her, and it cost
s6s,o0O to repair the damages inflicted.
PARIS newsboys are TO be uniformed
IN dark blue, and their unkempt nair
IS to be crowned with caps Of scarlet
cloth, similar to those worn by the
Neapolitan boatmen.
A NEW history of the Internat;onale.
which has lately appeared in Germany.
says there are not above 5000 mem bers
OF that society now paying their sub
scriptions in England.
TIE latest reports from England and
Ireland give comparatively favorable
accounts Of the potato crop, and much
exaggeration OF the reported failure ap-
pears to have peen made.
IN Germany children 60 to school at
I o'clock in the morning, and do not
leave until in the afternoon. A half
an hour at noon is regarded by Dutch
schoolmasters ample time for urchins
to destroy a bit of black bread and
drink cup Of Adams celebrated ale.
The sudden growth of Rome has made
1t necessary to open many new streets
upon which to build. The digging of
foundations and cellars IS the continual
upturning of treasures in art, long hid
den and unknown. Almost every stroke
of the peak reveals a fragment OF
mosaic psvements, medals. bas-reliefs,
jewels. or ancient tools. Even statues
in marble and bronze are occasionally
executed. The patti OF the workman Is
followed by q troop of eager curiosity
seekers and antiquarians.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-10-24

A STORY is told of a Chicago dry goods
salesman who has, the reputation of be-
ing somewhat of wag. He recently
sold a bill of goods TO, a Country Gus
toner, who was expected to commit
justitiable insolvency as soon as he had
disposed Of, his stock. As it was the
customers intention to pay small part
of his account with notes, which might
prove worthless, the salesman-so the
story goes-addea here little and there
little TO the price of the goods, SO that
when the purchase of some two thousand
dollars worth had been made, of which
ali but two or three hundred dollars
were paid in cash, there was nc posi-
biiity of the firm losing anything, even
should the notes 60 to protest.
The transaction concluded, the Gus
toner besought the salesman to give
him present of some sort, and the
salesman accordingly presented him
valuable red silk handkerchief.
:" That WON'T do" said the customer
. give me nice silk dress for my wife,
or something of that SORT" III
Can't do it,ao responded the sales
man: "but III ten you what 1F1l do
I'll give you back your notes.
No" replied the customer; hold
on; I'll take the handkerchief"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-10-24
Personal.
Gov. Curtin is SIS.

II is hard to respect old age when one
gets sold on a venerable pair of chick
ems.
FORESTER mas been living a very
chaste life. He has been chased all
over the United States.
ROBERT LINCOLN, says the FSqqro, has
lately arrived in Paris, where he lives.
with his family, at the Grand Hotel.
WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT and his SON
in-law, Park Goodwin, have made $780,
600 or 100000 each out Of the Eess.iag
Post. r~.
SIR ROUNDED palmer and William
NJ. Eyarts became so excellent friends
at Geneva that 8 Palmer will visit
EVarts next summer.
EDITING newspaper Is very much
ike raking q fire; every one thinks he
can perform the operation better than
the man who has hold Of the poker.
THIS is the way in which Dow some
times published his appointments. At
ter eating his supper at a backwoods
tavern, a gaping crowd gathered about
he room, and one Of the natives pushed
aimself into BOWS presence. "Go,n
said the eccentric preacher. '.and tell one
woman and three men that will preach
at the courthouse tonight One woman
against three men for spreading news
was BOWS idea.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-10-24

The official return of the acreage
under fax in Ireland has Just been
issued. For this year, III, $40 acres !;
last year, l56,6T0 acres decrease "a, 500
acres, showing in comparison a decrease
this year, as compared with the last. Of
% per cent.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-10-24
The South.

The inclined plane at Memphis having been
completed, trains now cross the Mississippi
river at that point. making direct connection
with the Memphis ard louisville railroad
without change.
Shreveport, La, was recently the scene of
terrible tragedy. r. J. Wright, Clerk of the
District Court and his brother, W.N. Wright,
were killed by Chief of Police aSherrard and
Police Officer Shepherd. Friends of the
Wnghts then armed themselves with shot
guns, and found and killed Shepherd, and
searched in every direction for Sherrard. All
concerned belonged to the same political
party.
The Pope county, Ark, troubles have been
settled, the militia disbanded, and peace once.
more reigns there 1
Five members Of John Robinson's circus
have been arrested in Richmond, charged
with murder and highway robbery IN Char
1otte county, Va.
Louisville has been having grand jollifca-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-15

The attention of the public is called to the follow
ing list Of Insurance Companies represented by this
Agency. We are the only authorized Agents Of
these Companies FOR this vicinity
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-15

waited the valley of the Nile 4 900 wears ago.
W hat IS most needed is intelligent eo-opera-
non. We must persuade our farmers that
everybody knows more than anybody. One
OF our most extensive butter dealers in Yer
mont says that OF every ten tubs of Vermont
Dntter but three are first rate. Another
says that Of every ten tubs, one is first rate.
one second rate and one poor. Now as our
aggregate annual product ofbutter is Is 600,
600 lbs, allowing but four cents pound as
the average difference between the first raj e,
and the second rate and the poor, we find
that our farmers lose annually by not max
ing all their butter first rate. az they might
do, no less than $500 600 SIR hundred and
thirty thousand dollars, enough TO support
our Board of Agriculture for two hundred
and ffty-two years
In conclusion Prof Collier summed up
briefly the work OF the Board for the past
two years. 1t had secured analysis of twenty
kinds of commercial fertilizers. sold in Yer
mont. 1t had found fertilizer worth but
S6;3S ton selling at $50 ton, and stop
ped the sale of it. The saving to famers in
that alone had probably equalled the entire
yearly expense of the Board. 1t had held
meetings in nine counties, and its forthcom-
ing report, would be the best and of the
most practical value to farmers, of all the
reports as yet published IN any State They
had received hydrograpl C returns from l2l
towns and l4l returns OF mining statistics.
which would give material for most yalu-
able report hereafter
At the close of Prof Golfers address, on
motion of Mr.. Douglas of Whiting, the
thanks of the audience were voted to Prof.
Collier for his very able, interesting and
valuable address.
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JoB PRINTER WANTED.
Y. VI. a.
CITY HALL, BURLINGTON,
Tuesday Evening, November 10.
SUBJECT:
d" CIRCUMST4NCES."

Admission 80 cents. Children Of members under
u years Of age, y cents.
No seats reserved.
Tickets now ready at Buritrs Drug Store. or can
be procured at the Hall, on tbs evening OF tho
Lecture.
Hall fare on Railroads. Return checks can ho
procured at the Hall
Doors open at half past six. Lecture to commence
ut half past seven. sharp.
Nov lJ-dGwlw
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In response to an invitation of the Legs
lature. Prof. Peter Collier. the able and ac-
complishcd Secretary of the State Board of
Agriculture, delivered an address in the
Hall of the House, Oct. 81. Gov. Converse
presided. and introduced Prof. Collier
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-15

STATE OF VERMONT. } To all persons con-
tcerned in the estate OF
''''i'N' VI - Polly Fields, late Of
Charlotte. in slid District, deceased,
GREETING.
At a Probate Court holden st BuTling ton within
and ior the ID strict OF Chttenden, the ii day O,
November, A. u. l9-1. an Instrument, purpOrting to
be the last Will and Testament ot Polly Field, late
% Charlotte. in said District deceased, was pre-
scented % the Court aforesaid for Probate, and
il Is ordered by said Court that the eth day Of De
cember 4. ID. lSs2, at the Probate Court Rooms in
said Burlington, be assigned Tor proving said In o.
strument and that notice thereof he given TO all
persons concerned by publishing this order three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Weekly Free
Press. a newspaper printed at sid Darlington,
previous 10 the time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified 10 appear before
said Court at the time and place Aforesaid and con-
test the probate Of said viii, If You have cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington in said Dis
trict- this "a day - November. A j. ISL
isW3t X. ). TAFT, Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT ! The Honorable S,ra the
DISTRICT OF cmrTENDEN s. nstrirt of Cbiitsnden
To the heirs and all persons interested in the estate
Of Thomas DoIan late OF Underhill, in said District.
deceased.
GREETING.
WHEREAS, application hath been made To this
w Court in writing by the administrator Of said
estate praying fori license and authority TO sell the
real estate Of said deceased including the revefsOn OF
the w.dows dover therein, for the ymeut Of debts
and charges Of administration, and setting forth
therein the amount OF debts due from the said de
ceased the charges Of administration. the amount Of
personal estate and the situation Of the real estate
Hherenpon the said Court appointed and assigned
the 24l day Of November. A. u. ss2. at the Probate
Court rooms, In said District. 10 hear and decide
upon said application. and petition, and ordered
public notice thereof TO be given 10 all persons
interested therein, BY publishing said order. tDgeth
er with the time and place Of hearing, three weeks
successfully In the burlington Free Press news
paper which creuates in the neighborho.d Of those
persons interested in said estate, all which puhlics
tons shall be previous b. the dag assigned for
hearing.
Therefore, You are hereby notified 10 appear before
said Court at the time and place assigned and then
and there IN said Court, 20 make your objections t.
the granting Of such license If you see cause.
Given under my hand, at the Probate Court rOGms,
this Goth day Of October A. ID. lsl2.
lsw3t T. f. WALES, Judge.
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DON'T BE DECEIVED.

But FOR coughs colds. sore throat, hoarseness and
bronchial difficulties, use only WELLS CAR
bOLlC TABLETS. Worthless limitations are on
the market but the only scientific preparation OF
Carbolic Acid for lung diseases Is when chemically
combined with other we'll known remedies as IN
these Tablets. and all PARTIES cautioned aiIs
using any other In all eases Of irritation u the
mucous membrane these Tablets should De freely
used their cleansing and healing properties as
tOulshing- Be warned, never neglect a cold, i j.
easily cured in its ucipieut state when il becomes
chronic the cure Is exceedingly difficult use Wells
taroOlic Tablets a specific.
JOHN q. KELLOGG, is Plat S.. New York,
Price - cts per box. Sole ACTS for [. :.
Oct 3l-+d6Wiw Send for circular.
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COLLECTION SALE.

I'VE following described property. siezcd for He
i cal importation into the United States. and due
notice 10 eliimcnts having been given a. prescribed
BY Section .. ACT July 10 l-t6, but claim having
been filed under the 18th Section % the aforesaid
viii be sold AT Public Auction. NJ the Custom House.
Burlington. On saturday. the 2-i November, at %
o'clock M. 10 Wit
Il bottles Brandy-pints. 20 bottles Brandy, 1
bottle Rum. o. pounds Tobacco. bottles Brandy. /
bottle Whiskey. I small Satchel. bottles High
wines, bottle Whisky, bottle finger vine, jug
eallcu n ghWines ~ yds Silk, 1i ytls SILK Serge,
81 yds SIX Velvet doz Desert Spoons. I doz Tea
spoons y pieces Clothin--in UudeF-hirts , prs
Drawers, prs Pants, pr boys Pants Vest, pr
Pants 4 Vest. 8 prs Pants Vests, youths blaek
Frocs Coat, . Fr0ck Goats, Oycrcuat. - yds SIN,
I set Furs yds SIX Velvet
Custom House. District uf Nernoat,
Collectors once Burlington. Oct. -, 1872.
WM. WELLS, Collector.
prf .t-vn
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WE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been ap-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
FOR the District Of Chittenden. Commissioners to
receive examine and adjust the claims and demands
of all persons s1inst the estate Of David Furman,
late OF Colchester. IN sIid District. deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto and SIX months from the day Of the date
hereof being allowed by said Court, ior that purpose
we do therefore hereby give notice, that we viii
attend 10 the business Of cur appointment. at the
dwelling house Of Mrs Calvin White Of Colchester
in said District. ON the third Thursdays Of Dccem-
her and April next, at 90 O'Clock \. NJ, each Of
said days.
Dated this 2ith day Of october. \. D. IS72.
J. $ PLATT. ig...-
T. ). BROWNELI. comm o'ieis-
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JOSEPH w. RoBY's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, , The Honorable the
- an .,- cd. Probate Court for the
" '"'' '''''' - District Of Chittenden,
To all persons interested in the estate Of Joseph W.
Rahy, late Of Burlington, in said District deceased.
GREETING.
NTHEREtS. said Court hath ASST zned the 9Th
w day of December next for the settlement OF
the administration account Of the admin stTat0r
and decree OF the residue Of the estate OF said
deceased and ordered that public notice thereof be
given % all persons interested in said estate, by
publ shns this order three weeks successfully pre-
viou- 20 the day -ned in the Burlington Free
Press, printed in Burlington. in said District.
Therefore, you are hereby notified TO appear at
the Probate Court rooms in Burlin Z on the day
assigned, then and there To- contest the allowance OF
said account, il you see cause.
Given under my hand, this 4th day Of November
\. d. ls-2. Z. ;. TAFT, Register.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-15

WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS. having been sp-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District OF Chittenden, Commissioners to
ceive, examine and adjust the claims and demands
OF all persons against the estate Of Sarah D. Hazard,
late Of Charlotte. in said District. deceased and
also all claims and demands exhibited IN Offset
thereto aud six months from the day Of the dato
hereof being allowed By said Court for that purpose,
do therefore hereby give notice, that We Will
attend 10 the business Of appointment, At the
dwelling house Of Henry NcNiel, in Charlotte, in
.aid District. On the second Tuesdays Of December
and May next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. each Of said
DAYS.
Dated this nth day Of November, A. d. isT2
+ H. WHEELER, Commissioner.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-15

FLETCHER. result of the voting on
Tuesday in the little town Of Fletcher Is
worth noting. At the State election the
Republican representative was elected on
the fifth ballot by one majority. On Tues
day Greeley and Brown received 90 votes 10
100 for Grant and Wilson. A tiger for
Fletcher
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-15

WE. THE SUBSCRIBERS. having been sp-
w pointed hy the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District Of Chittenden, Commissioners to
receive, examine and adjust the claims and demands
Of all persons. against the estate Of Jesse Cary
late of Colchester in said district deceased and also
all claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto
and six months from the day Of the date hereof.
being allowed by said Court for that purpose We
do therefore hereby give notice. that will attend
70 the business Of our appointment at the dwelling
house Of Franklin Cary, Of Colchester in said Dis
trct on the second Wednesdays Of December and
April next. at 10 O'Clock m, each o. said days
Dated this 18th day Of October. A. u. lS42.
TiiASi p SOLLlNS' Commissioners.
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MOSES /. coLrox's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. } To ali persons con
DISTRICT OF cmrENDEN, - NJ Colf51 Iafsof
Bolton. in said District deceased,
GREETING.
At a probate Court holden at burlington, within
and for the District Of Chitenden the 9Th day OF
November \ d. i,.3. an Instrument. purpartiEg u
he the last Viii and Testament. Of Moses L. Cotton
late Of Bolton in said District deceased, Was
presented To the Court Aforesaid. for Probate, and
IL T. ordered hy said Court that the 18th day OF
November, \ D. lS.2. At the Probate Court Rooms IN
said Burlington. be asst sned for proving said nstru-
ment and that notice thereof De given % all per
sons concerned. by publishing this order three weeks
successfully 10 the Burlnst1l Free Press. news
paper printed at said Darlington, previous 10 tho
time appointed.
Therefore. You are hereby notified L. appear be
fore said Court, AT the time and place Aforesaid and
contest the probate Of said viii, if yeu have cause
Given under my hand at Burlington in said
District. this ith day Of November, A. j. 1872
I9wt r. :. TAFT, Register.