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NOTICE.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED INTENDING TO
II be absent from this IslAni Cor = few weeks, has appn5oted
Captain DANIEL SMITH a. Acting superintendent 81 Water
Works during his absence.
HENRY PRRNDER6AST
Honoluls. Oct. -, Is7s- tsGs SO suPT- q Water WORKS
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To LET
NOTICE.
TO E OR LEASE

THOSE DESIRABLE PREMISES ON
"a AIakea Street, formerly occupied by A. p. BRICK
E4 WOOD, ESQ. For Particulars apply 20
$50 J.. 3. LEMON.
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DIED.

AEk-In this city, al the KaEaIahao Seminary, November
lst, q dropsy on the heart. RAEHEL AEA. aged ~ years
only daughter Of the late Rev. IL. Aea, missionary at the
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LOST.
FOR SALE

- A IMPORTED TOP
S8SE BU6GY.i in Eood ~io1dissoa. 20 he sold cheap
~ Apply 70
ss In RICH,p RICKEkroN. Merchan. 9.
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TO LET

49, THAT DESIRA BILE COTTAGE RE
Id GENTLY occapted by Mrs Geo n Merrtil-being
III partly fuTniShed-Wm be let with, OF Wishoat Farni-
eoo q JOHN n. Patty.
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NOTICE.

DY VIRTUE OF w OF ATTOR-
ID NEY His ExceIency Richard II. Stanley is authorized
to act for me during my absence from this kingdom.
JN0. o. D0MINIS.
honolulu, November 18th, 1874. 94
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial A6bertistr.
NOVEMBER IA.

II SO FAR as we are at present advised, His Maj
esty the King will embark on Tuesday next, the
18th instant, on the L. S. S. Benieia, Captain
Hopkins, for San Francisco, for n visit of several
months duration to the United States. lie will
be attended by their Excellencies, John o. Domi-
mis-, Governor Of Oahu, and John NJ. Kapena,
kGovernor of Maui. His Majesty's visit to Amer
fca at this time, while a Special Commission from
the Hawaiian Government to that of Washington
is endeayoring to secure the negotiation of a
Treaty of Reciprocity, will, it is confidently be-
lieved, have a tendency to facilitate the labors of
the Commissioners and in any event, it must
have the effect to render still more binding the
ties Of amity and commercial intercourse which
already subsist between Hawaii nei and the Great
Republic. jBy the Royal Proclamation which ap=
pears in another column under the head of b
Authority it will be observed that His ROYAL
Highness Prince LeleiohOku has been appointed
as Prince Regent during the Kings absence.
III. r. II. PRINCE LELEIoHoKU returned to town
on Sunday morning last, after an extended tour
on Hawaii, having travelled on horseback from
tKona, around by the crater of Kilauea and HiIo
to Kohala, where at Kawaihae he embarked on
the steamer for Honolulg The Prince was loy-
ally received by the people of the different localI-
ties where he made brief stOppages. 1t had been
intended that His Royal Highness should make
the tour of Maui also, but the approaching de-
Parture of the King rendered it necessary to post
pono a visit to that island until some future occa-
sion. As the KiLauea steamed into the harbor
with the Princes flag at the main, a Royal Salute
was fred from the battery on Punchbowl, as also
from the u. s. 5. BeniciG. On landing, the
Prince declined the use of the Royal carriage
which was in waiting, but seating therein his sis
tiers, the Princesses Lydia Dominis and Miriam
CleghOrn, he Economically walked through the
streets to the Palace, accompanied by their Ex-
cellencies Cows. Kipi and Kapena, and the Hon.
Messrs. Boyd and Kuihelani, and followed by the
crowd of both sexes that had assembled to well
come his return to the metropolis.
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X

DINos-WOOD-In this city, al 81. Andrews Cathedral
November Oh, By the Rev. r. Dunno, VI. A. ALBEIT r,
DIIoS. U. .. ", % STELLA May, second daughter Of John
H. Wood, Esq. II No cards
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.thN
Te.o1 s.S FE.ScIsco-Per ID. @. Murray, Nov. 5th-Capt
ueintvr~ Miss Mcintyre, Mrs Humphreys, Lieut. symonds'
vie and son, Miss PaTker, Mrs GreAtnouSe DIS 3 Yn,So.
NJ 80 = r Castle. Minnie KimokiO, WIN Goodness A
Nkader. Chuu Yeong, An Kan, JED
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Very Superior Cottage Pianos |!
BEERS, N AND


Bass's and Blood, Wolfe 4 Co.'S ceIebrnted AIss. ct. and pc.
Blood, Wolfe 4 Co.'S Pavorits Stout. n small hot In pInts.
TenDents Scotch Ale, pints and quarts. extra QUALITY.
Ind coope n Cos new quality hgtt Pale Ale, quarts a pint
Cases Genuine " Old Tom"
A few cases very Superior Pale Imperial Brandy,
10 Cases Royal Highland Wbiskey,
Cases d. Kuypers Hollands, Quarter Casks Brandy,
IFS cases assorted Best Brandies. l star up 10 4 star.
Cases DuDvines Irish Whiskey,
A few eases Very Superior Port Wine,
Cases /" A. Ealande 4 Co" Superior claret, a very choice
article, Gases Champagne and Mosene.
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Acc1Dsxr-At wAiPiO. Eva, yesterday ansrnOoa.
Mr.. d K. Parks, carriage PAintsr, who vas On a
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M. PHILLIPS &
E. O. HALL & SON,

IMPORTERS IND DEALERS IN HARD
Il WARE, Dry Goods, Paints, Oils, and General Merchandise.
96f Corner Fort and King SITS. 1y
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NV YORK, Feb =.
COTTON steady. Increased transactions Sales
l.i19 bales at lfctar uplants.
FLOU r. keca pts Of -four ii .673 barrels Flour
heavy, 5Hlnc lower. W ia moderate demand. Sales
l1-nl barrels az 10 n IS for superine Western
and state. 40 "a s. Joy common To good extra
Western and state G was 90 Tor good 20 choice
do, 9o a. % for common 10 choice white wheat
Western extra SD a - Tor common TO good
extra Ohio; 6tdll % for common TO choice extra
s.. Louis, market closing dull. Rye honr quiet
unchanged; : ed a ODD. Corn meal dull. heavy /:
1901 . .or westerk; 4 - for brandywine.
NHlSkEl lower at s>.ag9c
UkAlN-Receipts Of wheat l6i 2l0 bushels. Dull
heavy, 2G3c lower, very moderate export inquiry
and limited demand for milling Sales 7,Oo0 bush-
els at f1G 50 for No. . Chicago; 500i - Tor No
, Milwaukee; 4fGl q TOR No. 3 spring; ! - for
No. spring 81 for No. Chicago. Rye duh and
lower NJ oral n5, BARLEY quiet heavy. sales J.
5pi bushels anu rowei state at 75Ql -. Bar
ley malt quiet. unchanged. Receipts Of corn 49,
80 bushels. Quiet. rules in buyers favor. Sales
59un bushels 1t 7ias for common to strictly prime
new Neste n mixed. 7-d59c for Western yellow
1901, Tor white Western. Receipts Of oats y gDp
bushels. Rule heavy sales 5000 bushels al 60G
Gle FOR xed Western, 81 aus for white Western /.
Ole for IN xed state.
HAY unchanged
HOPS steady at 2oG2j for low to fair. 3odiOc f,r
good To choice.
COFFEE lower, more active; Rio rI5G25
SUGAR llwer
MuLASSES quiet and unchanged.
ElD unchanged.
PETROLEUM. irre-ular crude :, ais, refined
l54Gi6c.
EuGS heavy, -3H1i for state and Penn; 2lG023c
fer Western.
LEATHER - nemlocs sole, Buenos and Rio
Grande Light, middle and heavy weights 27.a3oc /;
California 40. 46dz-c Urinoco do. 25i027!.
WOOL firm; domestic fleece i0G.fc; pulled 25ff
81 unNashct l,di5; Texas I5636e.
PRONlSlONs-Purk inner, new mess II Is. Reef
| quiet, unchanged. Beef hams uuch ged. Tierce
oeef quiet Philadelphia p 90. Cut meats quiet
| long Gear ; 4-ita4c; short clear 9-lbc. Lard
heavy at $40 Tor prime steam. Butter firm at y
U5'e for Western; 55GiO for state. Cheese firm al
| iiHios for common To- prime. Talow more active
| cafes 10000 lbs OF prime at 1916.
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granted to them for any purpose which
they might desire, and that the assistance
and advice of the Court or the U. S. Dis
trict-Attorney was at all times at their
command to aid them in the prosecution Of
their labors
The dockets of the Circuit and District
courts were then called, 80 cases appearing
on the former and SO on the latter. On the
conclusion, no causes being ready for trial,
the petit jurors were discharged till We'd
nesday, March 4, al 1920 a. IN. This would
enable them to attend to their March meet
ings.
On motion of B. f. Fifeld, T. S District
Attorney, the following attorneys were
admitted to practice in the L. 5 Courts :
Carolus NOyes and J. W. Russell, of this
city. and Fred. S. Plumley of Mortified.
The court then took recess till to-mor-
row "wednesday morning at IL O'Clock.
THURSDAY, Feb. &c.
The court has been occupied thus far
with hearings principally in bankruptcy
proceedings. The session was adjourned
yesterday afternoon to eleven o'clock this
morning.
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DIED..

CARr-In Essex, Feb. 2, 1874. Abel 6les. son Of
ARENAS W. and Harriet A. Cary, aged years ana
months.
ArsxRToy,-In Essex, Feb. II. Estelle Gertrude,
daughter OF Cornelius S. and Helen A. Anterior,
aged years and months.
KINBALL. In Horizon, ~ Y. Feb. 18th. of Par
alysis Henry c. kimnall. aged y years and two
months Deceased was formerly Of Huntington W.
HAoKErr-In Plattsburgh, Feb sth, 1874. at the
residence q. A. Curtain, airs. Catharine Haekett
aged "A years, months and days. The deceased
was born on Cumberland Head. For 81 years she
has been an exemplary and respected member o.
the Methodist church.
HoPKISs Entered into her rest at Aurora. ILL.,
nois, On Tuesdsy, the 18th inst, Cornelia Stevens
vie Of he Rev. William c. Hopkins, in the iOth
year Of her age.
FoHBEs.-1n Middlebury. Conn, Jan. 90 1874 Q.
paralysis. Capt Elisha II. Forbes. aged 70 years
MooRE.-S Suddenly, on the 18th inst, at Moore's
Station, 2. O., Charles 5. Moore Of Chicago aged n
years. Deceased was the third son OF Hon r. H.
Moore of the former place.
McksIGHr.-In this city, Feb. Is, 1877, Mrs z. o.
Mcknight. aged 70 years.
srEvENs.-At Essex junction, Feb. 18TH Of scarlet
fever, Charles s., youngest s0n Of b. A. and II. NJ
Stevens, aged years and months.
LADuKE-On Friday morning. Feb 10th, Irene
Mabel daughter of L. A. and PhGbe Laduke, aged
years and ; months
BEEcHER.-In Essex, Vt, Feb Is, 1874, L. Merte
X. Beecher, daughter Of George and Rebecca
Beeeher, aged years, 10 months and = days.
sLATER.-At Essex Junction, Feb. 23d, 1874, Lottie
Z. Stevens, wife Of ID. L. Slater, aged 81 years, 5
months and % days.
BAscoa.-In Milton, Vt, Of searletina, three sons
Of George and Clara Bascom: Walter L., Jan. 18th,
aged years mon hs and days, Luc us d. Jan.
29i, aged months and y days; Henry Clark, Feb.
18th, aged years months and Is days; and Feb.
2lst Of consumption, George Basc0m. aged Il years
and 3 months.
HARpY.-At the Convent in this city. Tuesday,
Feb. 2ith, stephen Hardy, aged years.
LYgAs-At Jericho Centre. Feb. 2lst Of disease
Of the heart, Hon. John Lyman, aged 10 years.
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IN the District Court Of the United States for the
l District Of : ermont-In the matter of Hamilton
collins. Bankrupt-Sot-ce 5 hereby given that pc
ttiOn has been filed in sa'c Court, by Hamilton
Collins Of Coventry. Vt. in said District.
duly declared Bankrupt under the Act OF
Congress Of March ID. s67. for a discharge aud
certificate thereof from all MS debts and other
ella ms pr0vab.e under said Net and that the
Bird day Of Msrcr. ls-f. at 10 O'Clock \ NJ,
before the lion ID. A. hmalley, Juese OF sad
Court. at MS Chambers in the City Of Burr -ton,
is asst gned for the hearing Of the sane, when amt
WHERE al creditors who have proved their debts,
and other persons in interest may attend and show
cause Il any they have, why the prayer OF sad
petiti,n should not be granted
Dated AZ Durlin .ton, on the 9Th day % February.
ls7t. Il. B. sSiALLET, Clerk.
33v,,
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NorIcE IN n,YunVprcy.

ihis - To GIVE NOTICE. that on tho 10Th day
% February, \. ID Is7I wa-rant IN bank
truP'pS Wa issue! against ta- estate Of William r.
h.m"a!I. 81 Nes minister IN the County Of wind
~, ana STAT OF Vermont who ha- beea sdiudsed
H9neht 81 any debts and delivery Of zrV property
oe,Slh- t" SAID biusIuF.. T., hin, Or for his u-e,
a. ~ '.e transfer OF ANY rsu4,T;y by hia for
nNdea by law that +. laseiin- n. creditors of
GO DthAfupt, 10 prove iheir d-a' AID 20 choose
w OF more ~ i-uccs o.h.s estate viii he held At
oh1ries T. Edo. IN Bellows tails. In LIE 1vuatv Of
-aunll, au1 state o. VcTmunt. before A. p
~ IiAa' Esd Register, Ca TIE lith Jag o: MarcI,
A. H. ls7i, at O'Clock p. H.
THOMAS FAILEY.
Deputy United States Marshal. as Messenger
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THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE, mat on the 10Th day
l AZ February A. ID issf warrant IN BANK
runrrv was issu..t against the es'ate Of II. and
A. ". Cady OF B1T.in-ion. Il the county CT chit
tguden. aud state 81 Vermont who have been
adinI ed Bankrupts on their credit rs petition:
raj ~. pavment Of any debts and deli cry Of any
nroperty beon sins sad BankruPts bthem or for
Their use and the transfer % suy property by them.
80 f,rhidden bv Jaw. taat meeting OF the
creditors Of said Btnkrup;s, % prove their debts,
ana 10 choose more AsSizrees OF heir estate,
will be held a. a Court OF bankruptcy to BE holden
AZ The office L. L Lawrence, in Burlington, in the
Iounty Of Chittenien and STAT Of Verm Mt. b-iOre
l. T. Lavrenee, Register, on the 18th day OF
February, A. ID. 1874, at 10 o'elOcs -
GE'i. P. FOSTER.
United States Marshal, as Messenger.
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STATE OF VERMONT, J The Honorable the
- Probate Court for the
District or - District Of Chittenden
To all persons interested in the estate OF James
Morse, late OF Burlington, in said District, de-
ceased.
GREETING.
VIYHEREAS. said Court hath assigned the 9TH
w day OF March next. for the settlement o;
the administration account Of the eNecutrix. and
for deeree OF the residue Of said estate 10 mo
lie. sfees OF said deceased, and ordered that
public notice thereof be given to all persons
interested in said estate, by publishing this order
three weeks successiveiy previous 10 the day
assigned, in the Burlington Free rcss, printed
in Buriin gton. in said district.
Therefore, you hereby notified to appear at
the Probate Court rooms, in Burlington, the day
assigned then and there TO contest the allowance %
said account II you cause, and To establish
your right heirs.leatees and lawful claimants Of
SAID residue.
Given under my hand, this 9Th day Of February.
A. D. 1874.
WV TIE WALES. Judge.
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At the County Temperance Convention
Wednesday morning james Squier, OF
Charlotte, was reno mated for County
Commissioner by accl. nation.
The attendance was full, and the pro-
ceedings harmonious. The official report
will be found in another column.
In his report for the year past, Mr. Squier
said his method of proceeding and rules
had been substantially the same as those Of
the previous year. Agents had been ap-
pointed in only nine towns, the Others not
desiring any agents; and the bonds had
been made $500. Very little complaint had
been made to him, and in only one case had
an agent failed to make proper report,
which was under investigation. He was
sorry that temperance men in the various
towns had not paid more attention to the
way their agents conducted the business,
as the books were always open to inspec-
ton. He reported the following as the
sales Of liquors for the year past in this
county:
BURLINGTON.
Sold to persons from other towns.......... il} &c
Net sales for Burlington 5.7si.56
being % cents fo7 each inhah.tant.
COLCHESTER.
sod TO persons from other towns.----..--.. oal-l
Net sales for Colchester. :3o-sl2
being 81 cents FOR each inhab'tau,.
mLroy
Total -o.0i
Sold to persons from other towns........... 66loJ
Net sales for o-ooo
being - cents for each inhabitaut
wESHoEn.
Total s57}lp
Sold 10 persons rom other town-..--....-.- -5.o5
Net sales ior west:ord.................. sap.go
being - cents for each inhahiiauI.
JERICHO.
Total SO 'cs.-..--.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,5..
Sold to persons from other towls..-..-...-. -l5-3
Ne; sales .or $4,000
being o.. cents .or each inhlh.tint.
ESSEN.
Total sales s-l.-s
Sold 70 pes us .rom other tlsns.-...--.-... i-o'
Net sales for ESQ. :7ii.7-
being % ceats ,or each .uhab-taat.
RICHMOND.
Report for hilf the year from Rlehn. nj acc-tcn-
tally did not come t. hand in me So be entered.
Total sales 500 ~
So-d 20 persons from o-,sr tDwu-...-..-.--- iHi,-
Ne, sales f,- Richmond ............. su,a,
HuNusaroN.
Tota- i
sod 10 pers us .-en otla- tavu-..-...-..-. li-sl
Net sale- ,0r Hnat Observation-Disclosures. -
being cents clea iuhlbtlu-.
nNE>utReu.
Total 'a-es-.-.-.-..-. i03
SID o. persons .r.g l.l.t Wat.-..-.---.. --7.
Set sale. fr n neslar-l ............... s-.--
beng cents i'r eacu 'uath.tllf.
In response to the proposal OF biz name
for County Commissioner, M Stuicr said
he should prefer not to be nominated again.
lie had tried to do the duties OF his office,
but with poor results. The sales ofHqu1r-
had not been much less last year than the
year before, and De did not believe /; was
necessary to rs, $4,000 worth ofliluor in
this county for proper and medicinal pgr-
poses. IF nominated he should look ior-
ward with dread to the lab1r- ofthec3miu.
year he had no. received 50 much all and
assistance from temperance men a- De
thought ought to p, given, and hc feared
even this lull and earnest Convention would
60 home ami forget their good resolutions.
The Con.eati1n, however. after listening
to remarks from general members. voted
second time ty rising t. put Mr. Sluier 10
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IN the Dist let Court - the United States for the
L District " Vermont. Ia he matter % William
Llndon OF Milton. formerly of sheldon in sad DIS
trict. dull dee arei u Bankrupt under the act OF
Con res ~ March ID 49, f0r discharge and
cert icate thereof, from all his tea-s and other
claims 0vahie uaaer SAL act. and that the ,rd
day uf March, lS74. at - o'c'ues a N. be. Re the
Hon y. \. srnai.ey. Juice Of said Court, at mis-
Chambers n he city Of Burli agton, s sssi.uef or
the hearing o. th- sane. when apd where all credi-
tors who hav proved their ebts ana ether persons
in inter II. may attend and sn cause Il any they
have why the PRAYER Of said pett-aa should not he
grated
1874 p. g. SNaLLEY, Clerk.
3iw3w
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MOTHERS. READ THIS!
+. GREAT BLESSING

Mothers are your little ones fretful' And is your
patience almost exhausted in vain efforts to please
them / can sympathz e with you, and can tell you
what viii make your little enid quiet; give it a
good appetite, and procure for il hours o, sweet,
sound steep.
My little girl Is two and a half years old; and
during that time have not IA two consecutive
nights rest. She has been sick a number of times
and no one seemed to know what was troublin. her.
II was hard 10 ar her little freiiul crv and not
know what tn do for her. doctcTed her Tor worms,
but did no good and was nearly tire out It'll
sleepless n -hts and trouble for some days.
! heard OF he NEGETlNE, anu determined to Try 70.
IL has proved blessing TO mo and my child. II has
cleansed from her stomach and bowels the sores
which kept gathering there; and she sleeps
soundly from her bedtime until late late in the
morning. beside long nap a. midday. Her appe-
tite is good: and, in TACT She Is Ike different
child. ! often say the true value Of this medic ne
To me is a dollar drop. Try it. Cleanse the hu-
mors from your chilaren's blood while they are
young Try It, and you will jim with me in calling
it 4 great bless NJ.
MRS. ELLEN CLAP
Us Tudor street.
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

rI,IIIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, that on the 10th day
L Of February, A. d. 1874. Warrant in Bank
rup.cy was issued against the estate Of Eli Bar
mum OF Milton, in the County II 'hitienden
and State Of Vermont. who has been adjudged
a Bankrupt his creditsrs' petition; that the
payment OF any debts anu delivery Of any property
belonging t. said Bankrupt to him, or for his
use. aud the transfer OF any property By him are
forbidden by law. that meeting OF the cred tors
OF said Bankrupt. TO prove their debts, and to
choose one or more assi-nees Of his estate Will DO
held at Court of bankruptcy. To be holden at
Aus.in's Hotel, Milton Vermont. in the County
of Chften|en. and Stat. OF Vermont. belore
L. L. Lawrence. Register, on the I'D day OF Feb
ruary A. d. Io7i at 2 O'Clock P. ~
6EU. p FOSTER,
United States Marshal a. Messenger.
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F,,HiS Is TO GIsE NOTICE. t'at on the 18th day
1 o. February. 4. p. 1874. a Warrant N Bdnk-
ruutcy w4s i>sued 81 "a ust ta- estate %; Day
May o. i. John-uury. r the county %. Gale onia
and state Of vermont. be- nav been sdIui-ed
Baukrupjs on tor creditors petition that the
payment os any debts and delivery OF any
property belonging 10 SAID Bsnsrupts, g. them.
or Tor the- use. and the transfer % any property
bv them are forbidden hy law that meeting
os the creditors Of said Bankrupt. % prove
their debts and To choose one or more ASS -necs OF
their estate. viii be held Il Court ~ Bankruptcy,
l. De holden at the olicu ui sie.1cn s. lda "A ST.
Ihns3ary in she County OF Caledonia, aud State OF
Vermont before John l. wards, Esu- Register. On
tie iutn tAg o. March 4. D. ISL at 10 o'clock A. N.
6Ep- T SER.
L. $ Marshal. as Messenger
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NC y NV-.l"IN' ~ ~ -
GREETING.


STATE OF VERMONT, } To all persons con
DISTRICT or cHIrrEsDES' IS. Jaws TITO. late o.
Charlotte in said District, deceased,
GREETING.
At Probate Court holden at Burlington. within
and for the District Of Chitenden the nth Gay Of
February, A. ID. 1874 an instrument. uarpcrting 70
be the last VIII and Testament, OF JARVIS Tat o,
late OF Charlotte in said u I. deceased,
presented to the Court Aforesaid, Tor Probate, and
Il is ordered by said Court that the 18Th day o.
March A. d. 1874. at the Probate Court Rooms IN
said Burlington, be assigned for prov M sad In
strument and that notice thereof be gwen 10 All
persons concerned by publishing this order threc
weeks successfully IN the Burlington Weekly free
Press. newspaper printed 81 sNd burlington
previous 10 the time appointed.
Therefore you are hereby notified TO appear before
said Court at the time and place Aforesaid and con-
test the probate of said will, Il you have cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington in SAID DIS
trict this 10th day OF rebrUarA, A. ID. l,7i.
l3w3w r. S. TAFT. Register.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-02-27

'!'HIS IS to give notice, that on the 18th day OF
l February. AID. 1874. a Warrant in Bankruptcy
Wis issued against the estate of Alden r. 'rapU, OF
Royalton IN the County Of Wiud-r. and State Of
Vermont who has b. en- a5jufscs Bankrupt on
his cred tors ELTON. that the payment Of auy
debts and delivery o. any properly bel aging TO
saia Bankrupt. - hlfc, or hr his E-e, and the
transfer Il ,uv property b. hIin. arr lorn zen BY
law; that q a.eeiin- OF TIE cred TORS SAID Bank
ruur l. prove their Geh's, an! q choose one or
more Ass u.es O.: his are. will b. he az n Court
Of Bankruptcy 10 be holden at the ofhce II ID c.
peuni.on 4 Son. 10 re. alton. in the County Of
Wipdso- aud state u Vermont before A Uuder-
wood Esq. Register, on the nth day o. March, A.
u. 1871. al O'CLOCK P T.
THOMAS FAILEY,
Deygi- [. S. HaTshal as Messenger.