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, 1873-09-15
REAL ESTATE,

While there Ia t1nquesonahly greater confidence In
The prospect Of steady increase in the value Of both
city aud auburbun property than there waa few
months ago. nd that tho aggregate Of actual trans
fera Is small yet, md particularly during tho past
week. As was mentioned In real eBtate artlclo OF
week ago, can not be expected that real estate will
feel the full OBJECT Of the present commercial prosperity
Of tue West until aomo time about February and
March Of next year, though tue general bolIst
that thcrn will bo active demand for Investment
then Ia sening up tho prico OF every piece OF prop
ery In the market now and In cuscs has induced
holders to advance thc!r prices.
The general directions in which speculative buying
and speculative Inquiry most active southweHt
ward and southwark. This applies 10 both inside aud
suburban property. Those who atto1npt to forecast
the future growth and extcus!on Of the city naturally
M their attention two or three polnta In
1aoae directions which arc evidently con-
cenfrating tho manufacturing business First Of
thcae-and for tho present tho most itnportantis the
concentration % manufacturing industries being
effected by the iheral Inducements oHrrti by Mr.. T.
j. Walker In nnd near Canalport md ortcul!ng north
eastward from tho Hridewell uoariY to tho Junction OF
nsanen s,ne and Twe.sSeond @ streets This inv nana-
~ tufaur aor .outhsastsasd .:. tS ,s tost Yfs
manufacturing tutercata Il as uornull and
ss south cascago, and and Though these points arc
Xe e. compared ~ WITH t tns nsnulaeu
sty VII be protected into tho suburbs is potent
Esch Of hcso projections Of the manufacturing exer-
esss an influences 10 increase Tho value Of parallel
arc extending Tie eity nothwarl sid aouhSeswar hs ]
moro rapidly ti'an any other direction. leforo thu
us sseno sssd No New
ably at teaat ~ far aouth tho Junction Of Twulfh
nnd uatsted Btrcoss,
AEuu1Lplso ON TIE NORTH EIDE
u progressing in manner that must lie gratifying to
owners Of arst-cass residoncs property y Tint quar-
, 1873-09-15

New fonK, Sept. 13-AIoncy easy throuohout tha
day at to 5, closing at tho lower rate
E4cla19c cloted 9uiet and htuady ut 108 for
eiaht. See.' AVA
oola 6tm early IN tho day ut 112 and thon declined
ollLsg4i. Rates paid for carrying, g. q, 6, and
anu int Tor borrowing. Treasury operations for tho
week q the New York office included tho disbursement
OK gold in redemption Of bonds S531 907 for
intesesf, at tho receipt of 49, 18,G85 for customs
denefn! merchandise imports, including dry goods
same time, &c, produce export, ISL mud
el:Gcie exports, $3l0012. ClcAranccs SIS, ,f730u0.
government bonds steady,
State bundU dull and steady
Railway tnd Embellishments speculation was weak md
lower early IN tho day owing 10 the failure Of Ken-
fon, Cox Co. At first the impression prevailed that
large amounts Of stock would ho prcctnitatel on tho
market, but when this was fo,ph to be crroppo@1s
general recovery insured. In ono case tho decline
WIS 4 per cent, but it tho general list the fall wna
equal to only to per cent Tho bank statement hnd
ony temporary eoct, mud tic decline caused by lts
announcement waf soon recovered. Just before tho
Gloae, however, another reaction enauel, tho market
!savlng OF slsady at decline. Wabash do.
elnca from 63E to 59As advanced to OK,
apanno, and c!ossd 3os.t ~ It coz: Western Onion
Sss and and attil later sold at goN oct Island
a. aosH Lake Shore fsll from % to oo, to 81
t9s 994!s@doa! esao3@ Northwestern common At Glk3
ciac Mai At 44A@491s sts444 g +3iiGi3X and Union
pae!nc at 25ao3' 't32j@24s5. The relnaindsr Of tbs
Sterling, lO8ts.
, 1873-09-15

build on tho,n ct,hcr ~. t,a ~ ,,u-. .,.-,u-
ahsss s,nsr ,rs.,,,. arc only, fow o,it 4 mil,
20 to nnW t.t at'EaoR r. tn nast month or two whcl
assisr o ser& S's es is bE anE sp ars
wo hear n, ,,,., =, d'ws1f'sus VII,
dwellings al prces raau H9 ro amy 4 GD'lon m "1 sree1 si
of dwon" fli0fn a a II s0nn III to ety Ta !. to eas'
est to ao Nevertheless luiIders seem to bs oreetis
fra ~ nn ~ anS nn Son o. ofo oxre,s's9 houses eose
sost sjS q ssooo T.re % i 'pre preah'i, ali is
a oe % hut S 9rHS snaet se; ;od Of houses rs
@S''s>' '''- ''"io nsn,,n;y, ""un,y y. ~ any n,,o. @
rbo ,,rs nr % nonu,'.an ~ nsaito"t,s' ~. Az ~,
for two cs fro :" s Ga snan NM aop gaY
sr:r, r a'tess tta au maroa a. aye1'no 10 M
builders t W ey w vii pi lave aI e Hsi rosa completed
Gnsn' '~''' A"" - 06N'"' "''''''1 'N''
| Ths branch of thu 1,ock rs1nnt TOAD fran, mar
Wasingto1, Heights ia 8onth Chicago ID progressing
slowly, bnt viii b. coee' m thia fa Thts Granel ei,f i
main mai ii o o d o ock 1sad Hoad |" Junction wiz
s ase1e far E:fs Ts @ VII nosa r
Ths ssf sraps o sa0 5ash Of tho ocppo p.uvo
h vinccnncH isaroad from Dl,o Is1an jtu Tue DIV
was begun ten days ago, ~
ACRES.
days. We uoto: Wv "~'' '''A'' "''A'D 'D' '"'' ~"
Twonty acres, corner Wilcox AMI Western ayonucs.
In SEQ. II, Town 37 49, nt Washington Heights, Bold
by George 4. Chambers at s., $50 ljer nero,
ThIrty-nino acres, located ono milo south Of rsrk
Ridge Station. Sold by G,stin h Wallace for eiooOo.
Five ncrcs, cor,,cr Of Waycsly nnd Tnyior strreta
Sold by ". D. Kcrfoot l. CO. for xtB ZOO,
Quo hundred aud twenty ncros oil tue illinois Cou-
trail lsaroa Ono ltnndrc and Third aroct. Sold by
M g. Rss aero Tho seller bought
Two and halt acroa on the south side Of sixesnth
sa,,ooo west of Brown street, Instead Of Western
avenue a. stated In real eboo article of Last eck
, 1873-09-15

WithdFawn from store on Friday for city con-
sumption: C,sSo bu wheat 1,7o5 bu corn; 1, ,74o
bu oats; 6s1 bu rye $500 bu barley.
Tho following grain has been inspected into
store this morning up to 10 o'clock 6so cars
wheat; 919 cars and $1,000 bu corn; SO cars
oats; II cars rye; 70 cars barley. Total &, ,0Sl
cars), 428, 900 bu.
The following were tho receipts and ship-
monts Of breadatu1fa and live stock at this point
during tho past week and for the corresponding
week ending as dated:
, 1873-09-15

:, Flour was quiet at unchanged prioes, though
tho decline III wlloat tended to create weaknosa
III tho manufactured article, and had buyers pnt
n an appearance in any numbers they could l,n-
donbtedly have purchased at lower figures than
holders would havo accepted yesterday. AZ it
WIS, tho demand did not warrant any concessions
on tho part OF sellers, honce quotations were
unchanged. Bran was moro plenty aud lower.
Sales we're reported OF 100 brls wiite wintor or
t, tras ut 2o.75; 1oo brig DO at $3.50; 400 brls
brls do at S5.75; 100 brlH do (park prairie) at
$3.50; 10 brls low at $500. Total, LOCO brls.
also, 10 tons bran at $12.00 10 tons do ut
sll.76,; 10 tons do at al1.60, oil on track. Tho
following Was tho range Of pricos at the closo:
1a!r to choice wute winter extras 7.oo} 900
teu Winter extras. G.5o9 760
Good to ehoice spring extras G0ot go
Miunsaotss t,,atenti oo e'ootS FIX So
Good to fancy Muue1ota. 8,o0c} no
spring hupernnes ..................... 3.O0Ca 6D0
Wheat was active, but weak, and closed TDio
lower than yesterday. Receipts, present aud
prospective, are large, while the shipping move
ment n vas somewhat limited to-day, though the
l,So9, goo bu against 100000 bu received. Ths
e1httlta q liberal movement indeed, but shippors
to-day were disposed to await a drop in lake
ireights g which they folt a,lro would follow the
arrival arrival Of q large fleet within tho past
tally :, necessary, from the fact that
Now York was reported considerably lower
and weak to-day, and while tllero Ia fair margin
III tavor Of tue exporter, the status Of tho tralo
cast and wost did not seem to warrant largo on
eratons today, hence recoiyorH found it ditii-
cult to dlBpoHo Of their property unlesa ut tho
ngurcs buyers bid. Tho speculative element
Was extremely rostlyo, being firm aud woak in
their views alternAtoly but the bears finally cur
probation above noted, sollor September on
the morning Board opanel at A112S16D
, 1873-09-15
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET,

.... SATURDAY EvKNIHa, Sent. 49,
large aeot OF luuber-ladeA craft arrived 1t ho salc-
dockn to-day a1d tho market was literally supplied
with all grader OF lumber. There WAS au actye dc.
1nsnd from both tho local and interior Dealers c4.
pecslly The former, and somowhers IN The ncHhbor-
hou4 Ut Is cargoea sod in tho morning, An
and boards and etrlps. L.th sold II joists and
scantllng ut $oooGlo 3D. the latter price for cholco
Man!sou eargoes. Early In tho afternoon tho market
qnota: Good to choice boards and strits, $l3.ooa
1000: common to medium do, $4,000 l9.6o; toisfs
$l.113l.B1t
HaloH Include:
Cargo, to arrvs, from M,AkaBon, $50 IN boards and
strip $looo. Cargo al.r iionsst john, from ps1t.
uAtor, 10o 1uch, Argsy 10 IT,, at $l0.l9h. Cargo
schr ltaiiea from Ppntwstor, 1lb III 2inch II IL
Sold by Wm MeBlsdo.
Cargo aeMr utpsuy from Ludsngton, Is III s.rips nl
boards ~ {l26o; lUo jolass and scantng at as
mill tally. Schr Pilgrim, from MuBkegon. l5O III
eo,umon boards ut $1,000. ecAr Ouglsw, from Mus
, 1873-09-15
MONEY AND GOWN ERCE
MONETARY.
8ATUnpAr EyRnINf4, Eep&. 1

sATUnDAT EVENING, Eert. 10.
Considerable dccronso waB noticeable In Tho
country domaud for currency, but to-day bolnn
Saturday tho falling OF may DO only tho usual
ceaBatson Of ordolB experienced at tho closo of
the week, and Monday may bring an inorcavo In
tho number again. Tho extraordinary moyo-
mont OF currency to tho country which Inns now
continued Tor nearly n mouth without any con-
siderable amount coming bncls from tho country
TO tho city during tho whoo ti,no IL significant of
creator activity in marketing tho crops than
has oyer been known In tho Northwest.
Activity in the aalo OF crops, Of
ro"rno, implies corresponding activity In trado
OF oil kinds, both in tho country and tho city.
This H. IN fact, the experience Of Chicago mcr-
chants at tho present tin,o. Ii IT woro not for
tho ono drawback of insufficient means Of
transporting tho grain and othor products to tho
East tho present condition Of thinea would full
fill tho most sanguino expectations Of tho fall
trade. Tho lack Of sufficient transportation,
howevor, with tho consequent high freighta,
threatens to chuso an accumulation Of grain IN
Westorn warehouses;, md thus not only mako ulon-
ey tlglt,but dopreas pricea. Thorois no reaHont to
doubt thnt tho supply of lohnablo funds hero ia
diminishing considerably in consequence Of tho
accumulation Of grain In store.
Currency iB extremely Bcnrce In this market
and tho city bapks find II difficult to meot tho
orders Of thor country bank customers, eyen by
sending s100 bills. II is almost impossible for 4
bnnk lleta to lll an order for 600 to $4,000
in aloa and $20s. Anything below $10s il GU
tiEoly out OF tho question.
New York exchange was much depressed to-
day owing to tho scarcity Of curronoy. Sales
woro made at 3150 per 81 900 discount, md fow
buyers at that,
Tho clcarlngs for tho week show, like those Of
the last two weeks, that tho volume Of buHi-
neas is from rs to 80 per cent greater thar he
thla tino last year. Tho aggregate clonrings Of
wcro about 81, 100000 groater than for tho cor
rcapontiing poriod Of last year,
, 1873-09-15
COMMERCIAL,

SATURDAY EVENING, Sont. Is.
The following we're the recoipta and shipments
Of tho leading articlcn of produce in Chicago
during the past twenty-for1r hours, and for tho
corresponding date ono yoar ago:
, 1873-09-15


METALS AND TINNERs' sTOCK-Trade In tlls
department continues xctige, and prices aeady ~
quoted, tho oly exception being for wire which Ii No
lower. Below ars tho 4'iptations:
TIN PLArE-1C, l0114, $14.0U: DO 12x12, $3.50; do
14x2o $500 tlo, roofing, 10, $3.50 Do ao12a {l So
Pro 1is-Iargs. go hn,all, 43e bar, 44c.
sur1r ZINo-Fn casks, lie half casks, ,llx811xc;
lcya quantity, llMc; slabs, DC.
BMkEr 1nos-No. 2a e1ic rates; Rtsala Iron, 2sc i;
do No. / atnlel, 20o rates.
a4AyAslznp lIokoNo y 1592o 16o; No. 2292s, 100;
Of 2b psr cent III 1na4s from Ibis list. -
coFtxn-coprsr bottoms, 4oc braztors over II hs,
47u tuned copper, $50; planshed copper, Acc; DO,
cut to sizes, 48o
Wxk-9 10 8, 74o; o. 8, and o. 91tc 10 to II, 1o1to;
u, 1llu; IL and II. l24c; ID aud 10, 1870 IL,
l4olo; is lb<e ~ lslc 90 l9'to; fill bundle. Is
eNS IN .a 1 7
at the gwen r"!s. ~ toowa loeseo4 per kex $4s3N
so.l3H; @ do. nnet $7aS III DO. s7.aiH; oltnch'
$7.19x, 11Ho on to Tho trade.
NAVAL bToltl:S-TFado IL morn active Ut about
the range of pricea, suana rops bong SHADE
easior w repeat Aan!!la rope, . h. l7Yo: aisal
10ls25o: nAs!lAe. Il, 2u0sao; tarred ropt. 3 b,
, 1873-09-15

@1oVo cargo sehr Lso from tirantl l,lycr 30 III s,rns
and losrds a. "a .ho Err llrgulaior, from S,.So
gon 12o IN atrre and boards at sl4t41S 10 IN iath nj
4i.s7K, mill iny. Cargo her Luinfcr,nn,,. fron,
afllakcgon 40 N stritW al 1.oardq al iii H. ,u
tally He,.r lierad from 1n!ngo,l, H0 m n.rip, and
boards ht s13.00 Hn by Dlanrarj liora,,i ( r. "o
Cargo EElir l.. nalcr, from Mnniatpe, 15 ~, in,,,
and acnntn8 at $10.o0 nchr Whito Daf from, Msmis
tcc, 1tD tohtA and sra1tifng ut sl05, cnrun .,,r
FL Tempo, from hlanfatcc. 80 i'll aolecn d 9,50 fnr
clear, $22 10 for se1nrtn 10 jo1tta md sctlnn ~
1loto .ohr aa1oo from bIniatcs. ioO iosts mi ID
acausling at 5000: sclr spcc from LudnEton, 2G m
collects a saoo Tor c'earr snd *2a fnr ,elecss Is
tost and ncanng Al $t0.h0 scir 1lacgh, from Man
3'teos t55 m j0sts nnt hcantltng nj $lU50 schr Tal
con, from L,dnKton, 11G III josta Anl ecantl!nr nt
At $l030H, 1Md!ngtun tally cargo barge Active from
IcshEo $50 N b0stds mud i.rips at s1387. hold Ly
J. II. LO01nfG Il Go.
LUMnEn fnCIal1Ts.
Mnnistcc, e3,0o@325 Iudiugton, 42.7E9 90 Mus.
Icgon, x21o39.15; Oc,nto, $500; Afdnon,!nre, e92s
gsa.a0 White Lake, s2.75; Icntwater, $27o: Grand
At TfET TAnDa.
The market continues active and nrm, notceaby
s2 Tor good flooring, hhingca and common lumber.
Ihh majority Of lilo t1oalGrs now selling common
nullaltK lumber 1T $takD though aono ayp Ht1lt ecnR
II at $f2 hie quote the tnrkct worry hr1n ut those mr.
nrca Tho advance at tho Wholesale 1narkc az well M
tho nrward tendency Of freig,t-, makea It probable
that common stuff will go to $!3o0 buforo 1ou8, We
0tlutDs 0-0e' 49,
, 1873-09-15
----.---.. OLD IRON.
GRAND TRUNK Rail WAY Go
OF CANADA.
OLD IRON,
OLD AXLES AND WROUGHT IRON
SCRAP FOR SALE,

The Grand Trunk Railway Company, dur4
ing the coming Fail and Winter, will havo
large number of OLD AKLE;S and conaid-
erabfo quantity of WROUGHT IRON
SCRAP to dispose Of
They invite tenders for quantities of ono
hundred tons and upwards. Tho Company
will comm ence dolivory in October, and con-
tnuo through tho winter, US may be agreed
upon.
Parties rendering to state tho price per h..
whether in gold or United States currency,
the place Of delivery (which must bo on tho
Grand Trunk Railway, and tho quantity re-
qu1red.
Purchasers who require delivery in the
Unitod States will pay their own Customs
dutiex. Cash will be required on delivery.
Axles and Scrip Iron must be tendored for
separately.
Tenders, tndorsod "Tender for Old Matte
rfa1, and addressed to tho undersigned, will
be received on or boforo Saturday, the 27th
September. C.J. BRIDGES,
Managing Director.
Montreal, 27th August, 1873.
, 1873-09-15
COBURN
Medical I1stit11ta

l7b and III South Clask.s, corner Monroo Chicago,
founded aud conducted l'y Dr.. j. O. Coblirn for ths
A. .eases a.t tn e" T. II, Th's ,ue
dtseascs pr Cohusn regular graduate OF n.vIicipo
and hAs thtue diplomas frnl! tin best colleges in lii
nrya&s & a,oasss an sny physictan r ChoaEo Ynns
sf and pcrmnnunt cure ut Tho banda Of DE- Cabuft1
huna TOT hs hunks malo and ona diseaso
u g CphgKE, sau4 ~ south Cark.sf. . Uhicaxo III.
to L. ~ e't
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-01-24

The following is list Of the au thoriZed
text books in the schools Of Vermont for the
lust year (Is72) and the present year. until
November
Readers-Town 4 Holbrook's series. ex-
cl ading the inter mediate; liillard's sixth
render.
.Speli,rs.-To Town x IIolbrook'+ Progre~-
siy,s.
biographies. - Mitchell's first, primary
and intermediate. (rhe Vermont ediIan
of he latter; Monteth's Physical and
Asst romical; Guyot's common school and
wall maps.
Grammar. Towers Elements No rton' s
Weld and Quackenbos-
A fhlnefics.-Greenleaf7 primary. intel
lectual. and p practical Walton's cards and
KEYS. Nos. and >. Davies University edi-
ton for High and Normal schools
AlgeJra-Gre enleafs new elementary.
Histories - A0ssing's common school !;
Halls History and Geography Of Vermont.
ed. of 1851
Natural Philosophy - Quackenbo,'S for
Graded and High schools only.
A new SET of text books will be used after
the first day of November of the present
year, a. authorized by meeting of the State
Board of Education, held June 18th, 1872
This list is as follows;
Readers and Spiders. - Webb's Word
Method New American first, second, third
and fourth; Hillards Sixth New Amer
lean Pronouncing Speller.
Biographies. = Guyot's Elementary. In
termediate and Common School, for Gram
mar and High Schools only.
Arithmefics-French's First Lessons in
Numbers, Elementary 6r the Slate. mental
and Common School.
Algebra.-Greenleaf's Elementary
Grammar. - Green 5 Introduction. and
English Grammar, for Grammar and High
Schools only.
Hsfory.-Anderson' Pictorial History
and United States Reader.
Philosopby-Steele's Fourteen Weeks in
Philosophy.
The Board also recommend for use in the
district schools of the State
Conant's Parsing and Drill Book, Spen-
cerian System of Penmanship, and Aldens
! Citizens Manual of Civil Government
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-01-24

WEDNESDAY. January p.
FLOuR-Thc market for Flour sustains very full
prices with q steady demand from the trade The
sales have been at = sJt0 y for Western superfne
g. .jG7 50 for common extras s. iOQ9 % Tor 81 /
waukee and Minnesota extras s. 5Ol1lO p for
White Wheat Ohio, Indiana and Michigan; 81 %
IL 80 for Illinois and 50 soap - for st Louis, in
Guiding choice and iavorite family brands. In Corn
Meal there have been sales at 50 5Od3 90 2 bbl.
GRAlN.-The market for Corn, with the prospect
Of a much better supply is dull and lower and the
tendency OF prices j. uown"aIu. me saies nave been
at 73G7j for Western and southern yellow and "a
7lc for Western mixed. Oats are in steady demand
with sales at - ad3c 2 bush
PRONISIONA.-There continues to be a steady de-
mand for Pork, and the market is quite firm. The
sales hove been nj sl 50 "a u for prime; sli 80 ais
for mess and 70 20 a l6 80 for clear In Beef sales
Mt sl2 a st4 for mess and extra mess aud So jOG7
for family. Lard IL firm and in fair demand at = a
&c y n. In smoked Hams sales at u a l3c Y ID,
ana Picked Hams q a Toe 2 II. Hogs are frmer,
and have been in demand at - q sic y h
PRODUCE-There is better feeling in the But
ter market and choice grades are scarce and wanted
The sales have been at 32033c for choice New Yorl
and Vermont, includind selected lots and common
70 good ut lG0c q IL, as to quality. Cheese is firm
ana prices higher, with sales at iG Ice Tor fac
tory, and - a i5c for diaries. Beans remain the
same and continue in steady demand with sales al
s. 5Od2 81 for common choice mediums, and IS q
03 70 for Extra Pea, Yellow Eyes and Red Kidneys
Eggs easier and have been selling at &c 20 3sc
doz. Potatoes are in fair demand and have been
selling at sOdSi y bush. Onions are selling at a
> 50 T. Dbl.
W0OL-The demand for Wool Is good and the
market firm for all kinds with sales to some extent
at full prices. The transactions include ,75OoJ n,
Ohio and Pennsy lvania at 66GD zoe, including choc,
y y and KIN; 5000 TBS Michigan, Y and above, nj
Is. 66-c; 5000 h. Western, Wisconsin and New
Hampshire at ca lp csc; $4,000 lbs super and
pulled at 55d70i and choice lots OF Maine super al
7jas7c; 10000 rs fall California at n. a5c H.,
10 spring California at ,DJec, $500 ia comb
and delane at 65U72ic.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-01-24
spetial aOtitrs.


To assume warm clothing at the commencement ot
the cold season is only an act Of common prudence.
But something Aore<han this is required TO put the
BODY in q state Cd. defence against the searching
atmosphere OF winter. Damp Las d depressing
etsct on the vital organs and animal spirits The
amount Of life power taken out of the strongest OF
Us by the chilling yapors which frequently load the
air at this period " the year Is very considerable
and to the weak and languid they are extremely
deleteTioHs. To project the system against their
effects, il must be inWardly toned, regulated aud
reinforced as well as shielded outwardly by appro-
pirate garments. This essential service il more
safely and satisfactorily aeeompl -hed by the daily
use Of IIostefters Stomach Btters than Dy any
other means within the province of medical science.
The fact here stated Is incontrovertible as a
demonstration in mathematcs Nobody disputes it,.
Il is a matter Of common belief and OF general
record Here the might be rested but the
public, naturally enough wants to know why this
famous vegetable specific is so far ahead OF all
other medcne Of its class This reasonable curlOs
ity can be readily gratihed. The Bitters comprise
five important elements, viz. a stimulant, tonic
an aperient, and blood depurent. Each OF these
components well as each OF the other subordinate
ingredients is the purest and best OF It's kind. They
| are proportional in accordance with formula that
has been in for twenty years, and operate har-
/ noniously and simultaneously Hence the uniform
| success OF the medicine.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-01-24
4esal 4otifes.
INCHANCERY


JoHS II. SHERMAN, INCHANCERY,
DAVID D.MIDDLEBROoKs, Admr. ChitfeHdea County.
OF Estate OF GEO. L. BARBER
ORRls A. MORSE, September Term
CARLOS A. HIGrEr A ID lsT2
WHEREAS, John II. Shermon OF Charlotte at
w this Term Of said Court preferred his pc
luton ior foreclosure against the said Mddlsbruok
Adm nistrator, Orrn \. Morse and Carlos A. HI :
ley, setting forth, that the 18th day " November,
lsob, the said George E. Barber, now deceased.
executor to The petitioner. mortgage deed Of certain
land IN SAID Charlotte, bounded A. follows. the
north by land owned BY Ezra Mech on the west
by land owned by Amos TomlnsUn and widow
NoramOre's thirds on the south by lands owned By
Amos Tomlinson, Abel LeayenwOrth and Cynthia
VI. Hosford; and on the east by the hi shway
ming past the house. Also another piece Of land ia
said Charlotte, bounded follows beginning at
the southwest corner Of land formerly owned BY
Clark Sanford. being on the east side Of the road
running past his residence; thence easterly tho
une Of John II. Sherman's land $50 RODS; thence
north on Hinesburgh line rs rods; thence west 5l
todSi thence south the east line Of the road -
rods 10 the place Of beginning. cOntainin. 4J A.
s s OF Aforementioned for the payment oi
by the said Barber
:, And whereas the said Barber on the 9Th day u
peeemoet' le,l, conveyed all his right, title and
interest IN SAID premises % said Orrin A. Morse,
said Barber
And whereas, the said Morse. On tie ith day 0.
April lssu, convey ed all his interest in said
ises 10 sail e. A. II sley. who on said day executed
mort sase deed q said premises to said Morse.
Ana whereas, II L. made 10 appear To the Court
here that said Orriu 4. Morse resides without this
state and has not had personal notice, Of the pe-
dency Of this petition,
Therefore, it Is ordered by The Court that said
petition be continued % the next term thereof aud
that the said Orrn A. Morse be notified OF the pen
dency thereof, BY publishing this notice together
with the substance Of "a petition in the Burning
ton Weekly Free Press, newspaper published at
Bsrlngton, three weeks successyeIy the last pub
icaton TO be at least twenty days before the next
Term Of this Court.
Dated AT Burlington, this 2l-t d1y January, A. d
1873 A J. HOWARD CIsrk
L. L. LAWRENCE, solicitor
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