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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-01-10

The case Of ex-senator Pomeroy.
charged with bribery. came mp for trial at
Topeka, kas., on Monday. An application
for continuance for 90 days was denied by
the Court, aud fomerny not appearing, his
bail. amounting to $50, was declared
forft tied. 1t is understood, however. that
if Pomeroy shall appear for trial this
month, tile order of forfeiture will be re-
scinded.
The National Crop Reporter at Jack
sonviiie, H., publishes summary of the
corn and potato crops Of Illinois, Indiana,
Iowa, Kansas, Wisconsin, minnesota, Mis-
souri,, Ohio and Tennessee. for lne wear
1878. Its figures show that the aggregate
Yield of corn in those States was 514, 600.
oo6 bushels against 75G 600, 900 in 1872.
and of potatoes 1900, 0G0 bushels, against
Al 600, 000 in 1872. Decrease in corn, GAL
200, coo bushels; in potatoes, is, 400, 600.
The Superintendent of the Philadel-
phia City Dog Shelter or Pound reports
That during the past year the operations of
the establishment were as follows: Nnm
Der of dogs az pound on the LIST of Jauu-
airy, 81; dogs received Gr,ring the wear,
3oi3; sent by private parties, liz; total,
3l92; the number of dogs redeemed, for
which two dollars each were received and
Paaa ~ iio city, was IA; number of dogs
shiotherec. S.*J2. on hand at the close of
the year: 10: the alAoprr Paid to the city
by the society was Sass.
Both Houses of the Virginia Lepfsta
ture, have adopted resolutions opposing
taa Supplementary Civil Rights bill. now
befoiS I2ngress, as an Infringement upon
the powers Vt ts.a States; declaring that it's
enforcement in the eout.le.. States would
destroy their systems of education, ;scew
dissensien between the races, repel immf.
gttaaa;i and increase emigration, and call
ing on ti,e..' REPRESENTATIVES in Congress
to oppose its passage as . measure "calcu-
lated to arrest the growing sentiments of
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BOSTON Mti,i,Trs.

WEDNESDAY,, Feb !. l-s3.
FLpIR-The market is quiet and there is very
little inquiry for any grade. We quote super
fine 40 3 30 10 6p per hhl common extras az
50 - a. = 80, Milwaukee and Minnesota brands
az . -AH 10. Michigan at 3 50d ID; ONO anu
Indiana st :. "a ~ nl. ST Louis At : 81 al Hi
.aucy spr.n- wheat At - 80 a. II nl per hhl. Corn
meal at 81 oJlei - per Dbl. Buckwheat At . wa
CORN-There IS more inquiry for csrn Ant prices
are fully per bush. h CHER We quote sales % No
IN xed at s3i d~-ic. but the latter price is an eA-
IRENE. and iAir quotation would be from la ~
per bush. ior nj cd and yellow.
OArS-The market is hrlner and buyers are com
PEELED t. pay better prices. We quote siles ~ NJ.
white 80 afic per bush N xed at s-i G6jc,
and No. = brown is firm at tlc.
SHOKTS-The market Is iirmrT and -lles OF
shorts wore at - 50 T. ton, and 50 - .or Feed
PROVISIONS We quote Pork at 81 81 a Is pei
hhl for clear; Sl6G l. for mess and si4 a ~ - oi
prime Beef. 2 5uAl2 per Dbl Tor mess and eAira
mess and 81 80 a 10 for family. Lard, ga u ltc T.
u. smoked Hams, Haze.
DRESSED HOGS-The market to-day was no
! quiet - brisk hut the sales made at . AT
| Tor -ht and heavy wei ghts in good order.
! BUrrER-There is no change 20 note IN Tx
\ market, and holders are very hrm for all grades
/ Trade limited. We quote fine Batter at ,, a tie
/ good and med um grades at 3id.lc common o. fa1
! -0d BE Western roll at 34d}ie.
! CHEESE-The prices have further advanced
Prices at l5l az &c tur best September cheese sale
Of fine factory at l5d l6c med.um at ia '.c, an
! farm diaries at i2idi5.e per n.
EGGS The market remains quiet, and we quot
Eastern and Northern At 10 Western p ,
c, and lined at lidl g per doz.
/ POULrRN-We quote Turkeys at l6 4 Use n
/ fair 90 choice. Chickens range from l1 ~ l5c 20
| Western. and Ducks at - Gl6c.
! NEGETABLES-The market ROMANS firm 1t 81
| per bush Tor Jackson Whites Sac for Early Rose
and sc FOR Peerless Onions as = per bbl.
| FRuIT-There continues 10 be moderate dc
mand for Apples at siai 80 per bbl for choice, an
/ 3 5ud} per hhI for common.
IAN-There continues to he an active dcman
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lBy Telegraph.
New Iork Nsrart.

NEw YORK, Feb 1.
COTTON duh, unchan ged sales ,9G6 bales at l5l
for uplands: o,..
generally without decided change, somewhat diff
sales of COO barrels at 6O6 10 for superiine West
crn and state: 25G6 co for common to good extra
Western and state; O0dS 90 for common to choice
white wheat Western extra; 6 4O0s ~ Tor common
To good extra Ohio; 654l ~ for common to choice
extra ST. Louis Rye fonr rather more active; 4 Is
as 90. Corn meal quiet; iud1 % Tor Western;
4 7OR4 Is for brandywine.
WHISkEY Ol, closing steady.
GRAIN-Receipts OF wheat 80, 80 bushels. About
lc better with fair export and milling demand, and
moderate inquiry for filling contracts. Sales 1900
bushels at 56dDl 80 for No. ? Chicago; 5Sdl 20
for No ? Milwaukee; 63dl 6 for No Milwaukee;
/ a5 for extra choice white Michigan. Rye quiet at
/ 05Gl lOlor Western and state. Barley in light
supply, still tends upward. Sales ofl7,0OO bushels
flowed state at ri. Barley malt quiet, very firm.
sales 500 bushels Canada at -, cash. Receipts
! of corn loo bushels; opened shade frmer with
fair demand closing quiet with advance lost. Sales
900 bushels at sass for Old Western mixed aficat
sales IL 900 bushels at 6la62 for mixed WESTERN 60
| Gd6Oi for mi x9d state,
| HAY u5Dl 10 for shipping.
| HOPS steady at 3OdiOc for good to choice.
| COFFEE dull and nominal.
SUGAR dull and nominal; refining 7sds.
| MOLASSES dull and unchanged.
PETROLEUM. = The market Is strong and
bdoyant. Crude, Sc asked, 7ic bid. Refined l5.c
| for The balance Of this month.
| FGUS,-The market IL nrm AZ 2laf23c or State
| and Pennsylvania; I7022c for Covada and Western;
| I01I4c for Western and State lined.
COA.lThe market is unchanged.
| IFATHER-Hemlock sole, Bunos Ayres and Ri
6rsnde. light, middle and heavy weights, % G3oc
Ciisorni. ditto 26lp2se; 0rinoco ditto 25llDl. 10
W0OI-The market is firm. Domestic fleece. A.
6p;,.c unwashed, isNa55c; pulled, 25G52e; Texas
| i5135c. -,
mess in lots at $40 2IDS37l2; prime mess, si5.
BEEF-Ihe market is unchanged.
BEEF HAMS-The market is quiet at 2ise6c
TIERCE BEEf-The market Is quiet and IN
cur MEATS-Qaet. Shoulders, &c.
MIDDLES-Hesyy. SIC tor long clear; sac 70
LARn-Dull and heavy. PINE steam, 9ic09sc
BUTTER-Prime, firm. Common, dull an
heavy. II 25935c for Western; 3294Sc for State.
QRERsE-Rim, 9t9i5t for common 70 prime
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p,TIIX, ,unnTT,. ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. } The Honorable the
DISTRICT onrrTESpES, S. p;striet Of Chittenden,
To all persons interested in the estate Of
Pauina Abbott LATE Of nnrsbur-h, in said District,
deceased. 6REEriNG
WHEREAS. said Court hath assigned the 18th
w day Of February. next. for the settlement %
the administration account Of the executor
Of said estate and for decree 81 the residue ui SAID
esae to the heirs and esatees Of said deceased and
ordered that public notice Thereof he given 10 all
persns interested in said estate by publish this
order three weeks successfully previous To the day
assigned in the Burlington Free Press, printed in
Burlington. in said District
Therefore. you are hereby notified 10 appear at
the Probate Court rooms. in Eurl tngtOn the day
assigned. then and there 10 contest the allowance
Of said account IL You see cause aud I" establish
your ri zht A. heirs. lesatecs and laWiul claimants
OF said residue.
Given under my hand this ii dly Of February,
\. D. Is7I K $. TAFT Register.
~
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STATE OF VERMONT, ! To AL persons :. ,;
h'si"'Oi "' V"'iihNbSN' So Joseph Bully. late
GREETING.
At a Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and for the District Of Chttenden. on the 3th day
Of January A. ID. 1874. an Instrument. pur-
porting to be the last VII and Testament, Of
Joseph Bully late Of Burlington, in said Dis
triet deceas ed was presented 10 the Court afore-
said for Probate and Il ordered hy said Court that
the 10th day OF February A. D. Is74, at the Probate
Court Rooms in said burlington, be assigned for
proving said Instrument; and that notice thereof
he riven to all persons concerned. by publishing
this order three weeks successfully ia the Burlng-
ton Free Press. a newspaper printed at said Bur
lnston, previous TO the time appointed
Therefore, You hereby notified - appear
before said Court at the time and place Aforesaid,
and contest the probate Of said will, if you have
cause.
Given under my hand At Burlington, in sad Dis
trict this 10Th day Of January A. d. ls74.
lsv3g r. 5. TAFT Register.
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y Ielesrlpn.
New York ,Inn-, sad >t"eh MARKET


MONEY easy az id5 per cent.
STERLING firm At ~ FOR 60 days, and Is. ior
sight. Customs receipts S3ii.0l0.
GOLD closed at ~ li, alter selling atllii' carry
crates to >. treasury disbursements siaiun 3
clearings 81 .e100o.
GOVERNMENTS strong. n good demand.
STATE BONDSquiet Teunessees frmer.
STOCKS strong and buoyant with advance OF to
4per cent. \ prominent feature OF dealing was
upward movement and increased business in dvi-
dend paying shares and especially the high priced
stocks. The marKet gave easy indication o: strong
buying particularly during the last hour Of husi-
ness ami speculation likely to revive IN the
future among dividend paying shares Rock Island,
Pittshurg. and Delaware, Laekawanna and Western
we're prominent heck Island advanced Il per
cent and Pttshurg H. The next in the general list
in point Of interest were Lake Shore. Western MON,
St Paul. Northwestern and Union Pacific all OF
which were strong in low priced shares. Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph was prominent, selling at 1875
American District Telegraph rose To - an ad, ance
Of $ per cent since yesterday. The market closed
strong at the highest price Of the DAY. Sales be-
tween 10 and O'Clock were 5000 shares OF when
300 were Western Union 6GN Union Pacific H.
oID Pacific Mail; ljpu Lake shore 5,0h Rock
Island. Closing quotations
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nanIIx NJ aaLnMIN,s EsTArE.

s'r,TI ur XI'RNDNT \ TO all PERSONS con-
''1''N UT {cerned in the Estate
DISTRICT or cnITrESDES, IS. \of Harley NJ. Baldwin,
GREETING
At Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and Cor the District ofChittendcn on the th uy ..
January. A.D 1874. Instrument. pur Pc 70 10
the last VIII and Testament Of Harley M. baIaNtn.
late oi IIinesburgh in said District. deceased was
presented To the Court aforesaid, Tor froodte. anu y
Is ordered by SAID Court that the ath dEy ~ rem
AIRY, A. II. lS.i. at the Probate court hSths ~
said Burlington, be snod for proving sala lnstIu
ment; and that notice thereof he gwen 70 All PEI
sons concerned by publishing this ofuer three weeA
successfully in the Burlington Free Press, new
paper printed at said Burlington, previous 10 tno
time appointed
Therefore, you are hereby notified 10 sLPvar DC
fore said Court. at the time and place aoresalu, Hnd
contest the probate OF said will, II you have cause
Given under my hand at burlington IN sa-t
District. this 18th day Of January, a d. is.i.
32yg3w R. ). TAFT, Register
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STATE OF VERMONT } The Honorable IN, the
H'S'"'' " '--1' - District Of urand Isle.
To the heirs and all persons interested in the estate
Of Henry Clark late oi south Hero in said district,
deceased.
GREETING.
NVrHEREAS. application hath been made to this
w Court IN writing, by the administrators OF
said estate praying for license and authority 10 sell
so much OF the real estate OF said deceased, for the
payment OF debts and charges administration, and
setting forth therein the amount % debts due from
the said deceased the charges cf administration, tho
amount of personal estate, and the situation OF
the real estate
WhereuDon, the said Court appointed and asst 5ned
tho 18th day OF February 4. - -.4, At the Probate
Office. in said District. To- hear and decide
upon said application, and etton, and ordered
public notice thereof L. be given TO all persons
interested therein by publishing said order, tpgeth
or with the time and place Of hearing, three weeks
successfully in the Burlington Free Press, news
paper which circul1ies the neshborh0od Of those
persons interested in said estate all which publica
tons shall he previous To- the day assigned for
hearing
Therefore, YOU hereby notified to appear before
said Court, at the time AMI iplace med. then
and there m said Court, tu give bonds, as the Jaw
directs Tor the payment Of the debts, and charges
Of administration. and make your objections to
the granting OF such license, il YOU see cause.
Given under my hand. NJ the Probate Office,
this N DAY Of shi uary, 4. II. l-.i.
:Elw3w II. ". ALLEN, Judge
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The circulation Of the blood is the iie Of the body,
aud its stoppage Is death. We are healthy When
the blood circulates freely any interruption pre-
venting its free course j. the commencement Of
disease. BLOOD is the life OF the flesh. Can We
expect to enjoy good health when bad and corrupt
humOrs circulate with the blood, causing pain and
disease; and these humOrs being deposited through
the whole body, produce pmples eruptions, ulcers,
Indigestion cOstveness, headache. neuralgia rheu-
matisn, and numerous other complaints, Ne lis
ease can be in the body without first being gen
Grated in the blood; and disease can possibly DO
in the body il the blood is pure. II Is Of great in
portanee to know what medicine will purify and
renOvate the blood, eradicite the disease, renew
vitality, mentally and physically, and instil fresh
yigor into all the vital functions OF the body This
medicine is the NE6ETlSE the great blood purifier.
Ii extends its influence into every part OF the hui
man organism, commencing with its foundation !;
correcting diseased action. and restoring vital
powers. creating healthy formation and purihca-
ton of the blood, driving out disease. and leaving
Nature to perform its allotted task.
VEGETINE is composed OF Roots, B1rks and
Herbs. 1t is very pleasant 9 take; every child
likes Il.
Sold by all druggists. Feb G-wlm
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Commercial.
Harrington Lumber Market.

Reported BY Shepard Davis Co.
BURLINGTON, Feb. 4, 1874.
Daring the week past some buyers have been in
the irket and orders have been received quite as
free, as could be expected in the dead Of Ti"ier.
1t IS believed that the sales Of January this year
Will exceed the same month last season.
The fact that three Of the planning mills are running
two of them on full time argues well for this
ket as compared with others whose mills are closed
entirely at present.
A large order OF Michigan lumber is now being
worked for the shipping trade, here. The fact that
the western lumber manufacturers complain Of an
improbable year for 1873 with the reduced amount
of logging this winter would indicate the improba-
bility Of lower prices this season.
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Seaal Hotifts.
ALvA PRIOR,s ESTATE.

WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS having been aP-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
Tor the District of Chittenden, Commissioners 10 re-
ceive. examine and adjust the claims and demands
OF all persons, against the estate OF Ava rrioi,
late Of Essex. 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 the said Court for that
purpose. we do therefore hereby give notice, that
we will attend to the business OF appointment
at the dwelling house Of Nelson A. Prior OF Essex
in said District, the second Tuesdays OF March
and July next, at 10 o'clock a. IN, On each o.
said days.
Dated this 81 day Of February, A ID. lisa.
A. b. uALBEkT, tCommlssioner.
IRA AbBN.
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NCE. THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been APP
w pointed BY the Honorable the Probate Court
FOR the District of Chttenden, Commissioners to
receive examine and adjust the claims and demands
OF all persons, against the estate oi Jesse Door
late Of ESSex in said district, deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited IN offset
thereto: and Y months from the day OF the date
hereof being allowed by said Court fer that purpose,
we d. therefore hereby give notice. that We will
attend To- the business Of our appointment at the
Post Office. at Essex. in said District. On the
fourth Tuesdays %. February and June next,
at 10 o'clock A. VI. on each OF said days.
Dated this 22d day Of January ,. 1874.
GEO. II. BROWN. tCo,,,ris.ioror.
jobs X REYNOLDS,
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EpEY's CARBoLIc TRocHEs.-Amon$ the various
remedies for Coughs, none enjoy higher reputa-
ton than Edeys Carbolic lroches inns iact places
tions. For Coughs. Colds, Asthma, and as disin-
fectant aud preventive against contasiou diseases
they are n specific. Invaluable 70 SINGERS and
Curran & Co, Proprietors, College Place,
New York. VII
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Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorless Always UNI
form. Illuminating qualities superior 10 ga. Burns
in any lamp without danger OF exploding OF taking
fire. Manufactured expressly to dsplace the use ui
volatile and dangerous oils Its safety under every
possible test and is perfect burning qualities. are
proved by Is continued in over .D1un families.
dent directly OF indirectly-has ever occurred
from burning. storing OF handling 10.
The Immense yearly loss to life and property, re
sultn- from the of cheap and dan -eruus oils u
the United States, j. appalling,
The Insurance Companies and Fire Comm ssianers
throughout the country recommend the ASTRAL
the hest safeguard when lamps used. Send ioT
circular
For sale at retail by tho trade generally, and at
wholesale by the propr.ctors CllAS. PRATT 4 co.
l.- Fulton Street New York. Aug. - w6m
IRA T.. sIiATTUCk. AGENT, Burlington.
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NOTICE
tn PATRICK NORRIS.

WHEREAS, Hannah Norris Of Undcrhin. in said
w County Of Chittenden, has filed in the Clerk :
Office OF the County Court Of said County TINS IN
day of January A ID. ls7i, her petition for divorce
Setting forth that the nth day of December $50
at Jericho in said County, was married 70 YOU ana
faithfully lived with you rs your vile unit .ne LUZ,
day Of April 1868, when you wllfully deserted ner
and have continued SAID desertion ever since; ana
setting forth that she has one child, MARY T., Dy
her said husband) born the 10th day OF sep.smpel
1861. and that you have refused and neglected 70
support either your said wife, or said Mary =, lor
more than three years last past ana Una, inc pe
titioner has lived for three years last past IN saiu
County: And praying for divorce and that tne
petitioner be decreed the custody OF said MARY T.,
and that the petitioner have leave TO resume her
maiden name. And 1t appearing that you are
without this State, you are hereby required 70 ap
near on the first Tuesday OF April next, at the
County Court held at Burlington, In said County
and make answer to such petition. This order the
petitioner Is required 10 publish, according 10 law
IN the Burlingtou Weekly Free Press.
Dated at Burlington Aforesaid. On this Eth day o
Z. =. WILBUR, Atty. for Petitioner.
ma A. j. HOWARD, Cletk.
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TEMPERANCE IL CALEDONIA COUNTY The
recent annual meeting of the Young Mems
, ,smperance Society at St. Johnsbury was
- relv attended. and quite spirited and en-
~ -astic. Short and effective addresses
made by the President. Rev. P. b.
oc Lyndonyille, A. j. Willard of St.
I.t..hnr >, Hon \. 4. .Iudevine of South
uan1m;.t Von James d. Bell of Walden,
p II p Cushing of East Burke, and
uon Bliss n Davis of Danville.
Rev p. \. Ora uger, tie County Commis-
s;onar was called pom and gave some in
sight into the work. 7g OF the liquor law
He said it was difficult TO get convictions
for LIQUOR selling in pe places IN the
State. and gave some insta uees OIL the way
louor-drinking witnesses would perJur'
themselves rather than testify against
rumseIler. There was now an 'Iehp. Oh
f,ot to elect Legislature and Ic'erno
that will repeal the prohibitory law Al I'd en-
act license law. He warned the tenn yer
ance people to be on their guard again
this plot. He spoke also Of the danger o
inaction among temperance men.
Mr.. Granger was chosen President OF tn
Society for the ensuing year, and Ephrain
II Stone of St. Johnsbury nominated 10
County Commissioner. Resolutions wer
adopted. favoring the prohibitory law an
Hedging themselves to vote for no one VIII
will not use his best endeavors to enforc
its provisions. and instructing the Count
Commissioner not to appoint man as tow
c agent who is in the drug or mercanti
3, business.
t Hon. Bliss N. Davis thought that tn
It ,emperance movement should begin wa
lie way back to March meeting, and that
should elect only temperance men for tow
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IouN CHAMBERLAIN ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, } In Probate Court held
GRAND ISLE DISTRICT, IS. and for said District.
on the eth day of January, n ID, Is74-An instru
meut purporting to be the last VIII and Testament
Of John Chamherliu. late OF Grand Isle. in said
district deceased, ben. presented to Court By J. A.
Chamherlin. the Executor therein named, FOR
Probate. Ii is ordered by said Court that all per
sons concerned therein he notified u appear at
session of said Court 10 be held at the Probate ofce
in North Hero, the 18th day Of February, A. -.
IsT4, and show cause If any they may have, against
the Probate Of said VIII; for which purpose II Is
further ordered that copy OF the record OF this
order he published three weeks successfully in the
Burlington Free Press, printed at Burlington pre-
vious To said time appointed for hearing
31w3W II. W. ALLEN, Judge
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NoRrHFIELD.- Nina Z. Gregory vii!
read before the Mortified Lecture Associa
ton, Feb. 18th, at Concert Hall.
Our first Camp Fire was lighted Tuesday
evening. this week, by Gen. W. W Henry.
Our district clerk has taken the census of
our village with great care and efficiency
and gives the result of his Investigations as
follows Whole number residing in village,
Jan. /, 1874. SIS children under five
years, l25 between FIVE and ten, li6; be
tween ten and fifteen lS2 between fifteen
and twenty, 1871; whole number Of chill
dren under twenty, 64i; whole number oil
families, AL whole number OF families
having children under twenty years OF age
sss; whole namber of foreigners, including
then children born in this country, 451
whole number of foreign families, lOl.
There are twelve residents of the village
over eighty years Of age, and one, Mrs. Z,
Belknap, aged ninety-six.
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WE. TIE 81 BSCRIBERS, having been ap-
w pointed BY the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District OF Chttenden. CommissOners-tO
receive examine and adjust the claims and demands
OF all persons against the estate Of Julia = lily de,
late OF Charlotte. 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 We viii attend
o. the business Of our appointment Al the dwelling
OF YIN. NJ Reed. OF Charlotte, in said DIS
trict. on the 18th days Of February and 18th OF
Au gust next, at 10 O'Clock a. IN. each OF said
DAYS.
Dated th. elst day OF January. \. u. 1874.
WM NJ. REED, tC,,,rssi.r,r.
J. NJ DEAN ''I'N 77i9iiei''