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STATE OF VERMONT, ! To all persons con
DISTRICT OF cHsr1EyDEs. S.. Of Carlos Bexter
late Of Burlington, IN said District, deceased,
GREETING.
Ara Probate Court holden at burlington. within
and FOR the District Of Chttcnden. on the 18th day
81 February A. ID. 1871. an Instrument purportng to
he Tho last Will and Testament, %; Carlos Baxter,
late OF burlington in said District. deceased, was
presented to the Court Aforesaid. for Probate; and
Il = ordered by said Court that the 18th day Of
March A. d. Is7 T. at the Probate Court Rooms in
aid Darlington, be assigned for proving said
Instrument; and that notice thereof be given TO all
persons concerned, by publishing this order three
weeks successfully in the Burln ston Free Press n
newspaper printed at said Burlington, previous to
the time appointed
Therefore you HEREBY notified 10 appear bciure
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 said Dis
tret this 18th day Of February. A. u. 1874.
3iw3t T. +. WALES, Judge.
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Vote for County Commissioner.

WHIrlNG.-R. b. Griffin, Of the Uniyer-
sity Of Vermont, has been engaged in teach
ing at Whiting village the ?. tst season. \
new and elegant school house Is soon to be
cree ted in that place.
Prof Brainerd of Middleburv College, is
supplying the pulpit of the Union Church
at present.
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T WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION, MARCH
2Ist 1874, at 10 o'clock a. NJ, Mt theJ T. Evarts
place in Georgia, VT, horses, IL shoats, sheep,
yearlin-s calves, double frame wagons. milk
wagon, / two-seated wagon, sirgle wagons, | top
buggy, , pairs traverse sleds, single sleighs, =
long sleds 3 pairs double harnesses. single har-
nesses saddles, brides, moving machine |
horse rake, | horse power with thrasher and drag
saw together with hay, grain, potatoes, and farm
ing tools All the above 10 be sold on the day
nanea, to the highest bidder-exeept such as may
be before sold at private sale.
". BUCK,
Assignee Of James Evarts in Bankruptcy.
go,
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

DISTRICT OF VERMONT. SIT Nc.post.
~ the I'd day %. February. \. u. l--i.
The unders -uei hereby gives ot'cc o. bis ap-
p0intDent as As zne- o. 81 ia Davis, o.
Shifted. n the County o.. Caledonia. and State
ofNermont. and ". e.. Coifl. of the city o. Lowell,
in the County Of Nildlescx. and STATE os Massa-
chusetts, doing business under the name and style
Of Davis & Ca,ircn. who have been adiud -ed Bank
rupts upon creditors petition, by the District Court
OF said District.
L. Z. ROBINSON. ASS snee.
9TW1w
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IN BANKRUPTCY,

IN the District Court Of the United States. for the
| District Of Vermont.-ln the matter Of A. 5. &
L. X. Fairbanks. Bankrupt.-ln Bankruptcy.
The undersi gned, Assignee q; SAID Bankrupts,
hereby rive notice that il has been ordered by the
District Court Of said District, that the Second and
Third General Meetings Of the creditors Of said
Bankrupis be held at the city Of burlington in SAID
District on the first day OF April. A. d. 1874 at It
o'clock in the forenoon. at the Office Of L. L. Law
renee Esd. one of the Registers in Bankruptcy, FOL
the purposes named in the 9TH and 18th Section:
Of the Bankrupt Act; and that l:liave filed my iina
account as assi gnee If said tankrupts and that n
said time and place shall apply to said Court fol
the settlement OF my account and for discharge
from all liability Assignee OF said estate in
cordancc with the provisions OF said 18th section o.
said act
Dated at ST. Adams in said District, this 81 day
of March, A. ID. 1874.
HANSON Z. LEWIS, Assignee.
9cv2vv
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RIcH-RIcH.-Tn Shoreham, Feb. 18th. by Rev
X. Raven, John T. Rich and Sarah e. Rich, daugh
ter Of Hon. ID. Rich, all of Shoreham.
GREESE-SLocUM.-In this city, on Saturday, Feb
2sth, by the Rev. J. X. Converse, Cornelius W
Greene of Starksboro, and Miss Anna Slocum
daughter Of George N. Slocum, ESQ.,, OF South Bur
lington.
JAMEs-SLocUM.-In this city, on Saturday, Feb
2sth, by the Rev. J. IL. Converse, Cornelius W
James Of Starksboro, and Miss Anna Slocum ,daugh
ter of George n. Slocum, ESD, Of South Burlns
ton.
ALLES-JosLIS.-InP oultney, VT. March ,. 1874
at the residence Of the brides father, by Rev. j
Goadby, d. D., Frank =. Allen and Hattie L. Josln
daughter OF J. Jay Joslin.
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WodEN's TEMPERANCE Mass MEETING AT
RuTI- iND.-Three hundred women gathered
at tn c Methodist Church in Rutland, Satur-
day afternoon. Mrs. J. NJ. Haven presided.
App ropriate and stirring remarks were
mad by many of the ladies, and resolutions
the prol,ibitory law, sustaining the Office rs
eng aged in that work, recommending the
cleo ton of none but temperance men to
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A WALKING MIRACLE.

Mn. II. r. STEVENS.
Dear Sir-Thuush 4 stranger want 10 inform
you what VEGETISE has done for me.
Last Christmas Scruiula made It's appearance in
my system-large running ulcers appearing on me
as follows. One on each o. my arms. one on my
thieh, which extended TO the seat, on my head
which ate into the skull bone. one my LETT Leg,
which became so bad thar two physicians cane to
amputate the limb though upon consultation con-
cluded not to do so. my whole body full OF
Scrofula they deemed ii advisable to cut the sore.
The physicians all gave me up to die. and said they
could do no more for me. Both OF my legs were
up to my seat, and il was thought IL did get up
a sain would he a cripple for life.
When in this condition saw NEGErINE advertised,
and commenced taking il in March, and followed on
with it, until had used IL bottles, and this NOR
ming am going to plough corn, a well man. All
my townsmen say II is a miracle TO see me round
walking and working.
| In conclusion | will add, when ! was enduring
such great suffering from thrt dreadful disease
Scrofuia prayed To the Lord above to take me oUi
| Of this world but As NEGErINE has restored me Il
the blessings Of health. desire more than ever +
| live that may he of some service 10 my fellow
men and know Of no better way to aid suffering
| humanity than to enclose you this statement Of my
case. with an earnest hope that you Will publish il
and it will afford me pleasure to reply to any com
! muncation which may receive thercirom,
! | am, Sir, very respectfully,
WILLIAM PAWN.
Avery, Bcrrien Co. Mich. July 10 ls72.
| March twin
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Gro ". DREW a Co., the largest General Sew
ing Ma chine Agency ia n. f., offer the following
notice. 80 ,
IIayi = become perfectly disguised with tho
plan a. selling Sewing Machines by monthly
1aVme nts and with "canyassers y to whom we have
o give RON N To - per cent commissions we pro-
osc to eve these commissions directly to the peo-
D 'e Hence We will sell WILCOX a Gil BS Sew
n . Machines for 70 per cent discount f om re.u-
Ia prices. The S56.Ol Machine, :or s. IN. The
a. l6l Machine. for si2Ol. The So 90 Machine
for $3.50. Delivered free Of 'rpenss, with prvles'
~, ,xamininy Every Machine warranted NEW
I erms {. q. ID. Send for illustrated circ ular.
GEu. W. DREW Il Co.,
Feb Odd satiw&wit Concord, N. II.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

DISTRICT OF VERMONT, S. At St.Johnshury,
| tho 18th day of February, A. ID. Is7i- The
undersigned hereby gives notice Of his appointment
as assignee of Adn Z. Bliss, OF St. JohnsDury IN te
County OF Caledonia, and State Of Vermont, WITHIN
said District who has been adjudged Bankrupt
upon his own petition BY the District Court Oh
said District. slAS RANDALL,
3jw3w hssisnee'
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b + ii O l. ID !
WILSON'S
SUPERPHOSPHATE
AT AUCTION!

My plan Of selling Superphosphate without con-
sgnmcnt has proved so successful and has given
such universal satisfaction to the Farmers, that ]
have decided To pursue a similar course this season.
shall make arran gements that the Farmers in all
the principal towns in New England can have an
opportunity Of purchasing some of my Supcrphos-
phate, either Of the dealers Of my agents. have
none out ON commission and shall send none out in
that way. No goods viii be sent from the works
until sola, and purchasers thus rely on receiv-
i'm fresh goods whenever they choose TO buy. The
experience that | have had IN selling Superphos-
phate on commission. has taught me that the plan
i not the right one. In many instances the goods
are not properly taken care Of but often remain
exposed to the weather, summer and winter, and
the purchaser who buys from lot which has thus
lain through several seasons may and perhaps
justly complain tnat the Fertilizer il not up to
standard when in reality the goods were Of extra
quality at the time they LETT the Manufacturer, and
would siil have been had they been properly cared
for. 1t is 10 avoid this and other abuses that de-
cline 10 commission any Superphosphatc.
MY agent, Josiah ). inersan. viii he at the fol-
lowing places at the time named, ready 10 receive
orders price to be fixed at auction.
OFFICE OF rHE RuFoRD CHEMICAL WoRKs,
Providence, H. l., Jan. Isl. l-7i.
GEO. F. WILSON, Treas.
Sale at Burlington, April lst, at POORE BROS
Auction Rooms, a, p. IN.
Iarch i3-NSW
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~ n.XEIrTPTEN

IN the District Court Of the United States for the
| District Of Vermont TIN the matter u ). Wright
& Co.. Bankrupts. Notice : hereby given that a
petition has been filed in said Court, by solomon
Wright, indiv dualiy, and a member Of ). Wright
4 Co. of Pownal, in said District, duly declared a
BANKRUPT under the Act of Congress 81 March "a,
1867 for a discharge and certificate thereof, from
all his individual and co-partnership debts and
other claims provahle urder said Act. and that the
-th dav Of April ls7i AT % O'Clock 4. NJ. before
the Hon d. A. Smalley. judge Of said Court. at his
Chambers in the City Of Burlin -tln Is assigned FOR
the hearing Of tie same. when and where all credi-
tors who have proved their debts ana other pers rs
In interest may attend and show cause. if any they
have, why the prayer CT SAID petition should not
be granted.
Dated at burlington, On the nth dav Of February
1874. Z. Is. SMALLEY.
siw9w Clerk.
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xoTICU IN w,rHwrPTCy.

rI'IIS is to give notice. that on the I'm day %
| February AID. 1874. a Warrant IN Bankruptcy
was issued against the estate o Alden Is. Grape. OF
Royalton in the County of Windsor, and State Of
Vermont. who has been adJnd-cd Bankrupt on
his creditors petition. that the payment Of any
debts and delivery Of any property belonging 70
SAID Bankrupt, TO him. or for his use, and the
transfer OF any property by HIM, are ierhiIden ~
rupt 10 prove their debts. and to choose one or
more Assspeos OF his estate will be held at Court
OF Bankruptcy TO be holden at the office OF u. I;
Windsor, and State Of Vermont. before A. Under
wood ESQ Register. on the iith day OF March, ~
D. ISL at o'clock p. n. - .
THOMAS FAILEY,
Deputy L. S. Marshal, Messenger.
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HENRY II. DAVIS,


NEW DOORS.
TIE GlLDED AGE-By Mark Twain and {. u.
Warner
THE SCIENCE RECORD for l-.i-By 4. Z. Beach,
TIE PERFECT IIORSE-By ". H. Il. Murray.
THE BEAUTIFUL SNOW-w.th other Poems by
the same author And many other, ''too hume
rnus % meutInn.N
MISCELLANEOUS.
CROCHET IlOukS AND NEEDLES-Iu various
STYLES.
CUrLERY-Somc new additions
ILLUMINATED NOTICES with anil without
mats.
STEREOSCoPiC VIEWS Foreign and Domestic,
plain and cHl0red.
PuRrMONNA1ES-Ne Platforms. VIII please tie
purchaser Ion etcri respect.
Lovers o. the heaut. rIl cllI and lnos al ms case
ot GOLD PENS and PENCILS, with Pearl, Ivory
and Ebony Co mining.
March 9. l7-i-dSwtf
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ST. ALnAys BUTTER MARKET, MARCH B.
Market firm. Common to fair, 30 to 81 !;
medium to good, IS to ioc. choice, AGE. :;
selections. - and "A.
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WRITE

To Bryant Stratton, Troy Business College; cata
logues and specimens OF penmanship, sent free to
any address. Is one of the Oldest largest, best sus
tained and most practically conducted comercisl
schools in the country, and the only one that
teaches bookkeeping by Actual Original Trans
action. Ninety per cent OF its graduates are now in
successful business. Total expenses for three
months course, SID. address,
JN0 r. CARNELLs Principal
Dec 6-Wly, ins Troy,N. Y.
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lOTIl L

WILL SELL at Pullc Auction en- tie 18th day
/ a. March. A. ID. 1873. az lu o'clock "a. m. the
Farm known as the MEARS FARM in Georgia, VI,
and belonging TO the Bankrupt estate 81 James
EvA-ts. continuing one hundred and eighty five
acres. said farm TO he sold rec oi cncumh RANGES
except MORTGAGE 20 the National LIE Insurance
Company, tor about sd,o1ul1 sale % be on the
premises. ana az the same time and place, vii
sell lot ~ seventeen cows hay. owlu- mach ne
horse rake. tarn.n- tools. sap buckets, tin and
wood, potatoes, turnps, and ca ~ utensils and
apparatus.
MYE0N BUCH, ASS -uec.
s.. Adams. Feb. D., l,7i-5iNlw
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Manufacturing is brisk again in our city.
Kilburn Il Gates and W. 5. Mayo & Co,
commenced running on full time yesterday
The lumber business is also lively, being
better than il was at this season last year
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~ rty.SyPycY.

DISTRICT OF VERMONT, Sat- lydepark. the
| - I'm day Of February. A. u. iS7i. The under
| signed hereby gives notice Of his appointment rs
assiuee Of David A. Gilbert. Of Horrsville. in the
| said district who has been adjud-ed Bankrupt
upon his creditors petition by the District Court Of
| said District. LII us II. NOfES,
| 2fw3w Assignee.
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John Carlisle. 10 years old, was found
dead in the snow at Brandon, few nights
ago, and one theory is that he fell in fit
and was smotheredby The snow, while there
l. some suspicion that rum killed him.
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Sankrupt Hotitts.
NOTICE IN BANKRupTCY.

IN the District Court Of the United States for th'
i District of Vermont. in the matter of Swiney a
Bnrrows Bankrupts.-To the tho creditors Of said
dersigned Assignee of the estate OF aid Bankrupts
hereby gives notice that has been ordered that tho
second and third general meetings of the creditors
salu bankrupts be held ut the Office Of l.. l.. Law
rene, in Burlington in said District ON the ii csv
OF April y. ID. ISL, at lnoclock in the forenoon,
before L. l.. Lawrence. Register in Bankruptcy
lor the purposes named in the astn and 18th
sections OF the Bankrupt Act of March al,
1901 ana THIS Is also To give notice that have III ri
my final account Assignee OF the estate Of said
named, L shall apply to said court f,r settlement
Of said account, and for discharge from ali lia-
bilty as Assignee of said estate in accordance with
the provisions Of said 18th section
Dated at Middlebury. in said District tli. al
day Of March, A. ID. 1874.
36w3w L. ID. T"ITCuELI, Assignee
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district OF VERMONT. SS;-At St. Johns
| bury the 18th day Of February A d. ls7i.
The undersigned hereby gives notice o. his
appointment as Assignee OF Samuel q. Curricr, a.
Walden, in the County OF Caledonia, and State
Of Vermont, within said District, who has been
adiud-ed a Bankrupt upon creditors petition, BY
the District Court OF said District
MARSHALL MoNTGoMERY, Assisnees'
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DIsTRICT OF VERMONT. Sat- Burlington,
- in said District, this eth day Of February a.
ID. ISTi.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his ap-
poiptment rs Assignee Of ID. G. and A. W. Cady,
Of the city Of Burlington, in the county of Chtten
den and State Of Vermont within said District, who
have beenadjudged Bankrupts on creditors petition,
by the District Court of said District.
To whom it may concern
A. q. wHITTEMoRE, Assignee.
3Gw3w
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nIsTRICT OF VERMONT, ss.-At Burlington,
IL in said District, this nth day Of February,
A. ID. ISL
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his ap.
poin tInent assignee Of .Edw. J. Fay. Of Burling
ton Ia the County Of Chittenden, and State o
Vermont, within said District, who has beer
adiudsed a bankrupt upon his own petition
by the District Court OF said District.
To HON it may concern.
c. J. ALGER, Assignee.
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NOTICE

yt'HTS certilies that have given my son, Charles
/ IL. Brigham, his time during the remainder Of
his minority, that will claim none ofhs earnings
and will pay debts Of his contracting.
In testimony whereof witness my hand at Essex,
Vt. this 18th day Of February, ISL.
3jw3y D. b. BRIGHAM.
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\ widow in Sutton recently visited dy-
ing woman and said - have been want
ing, for some time, to see some one about
to die. that might send message to my
husband Tell him that we are all well
here, and send our best regards"
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The topic. Tho Sunday School Teacher.
The Call, The Cor secration, The Work, and
The Reward" was discussed by Rev. 5.
Knowlton. 5. b. W. Combs, W. c. Lang
worthy. +. L. Stewart. j. l.. Barker, II. c.
Barnes, and the Free VIII Baptist preacher
of Lincoln, and Others.
The ses sion vas one Of interest to those
present and calculated to do much good.
The att ndancc was small owing to 50 many
being sick in town and other causes.
In tt evening children'S meeting was
held IT several interesting addresses were
made
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The Democrats have at last secured con-
troll of our City Government for year
The Republicans, relieved from the respon-
sibility of its care, have now only to lie
hack. and see how they run it.
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huntington is the first town in Chitten-
den County to elec: woman Superinten-
dent of Schools. Mrs f. W Ellis Is the
competent person who has been elected to
the nliicc-
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY

IL the strict Court OF the United States for the
L District oi Nermout.-In the matter of A. NJ.
said BANKRUPT. hereby gives notice that IL las been
ordered hv the ID strict Court of slll district that
the second and THRU general meet ms oc te erred tors
az said Bankrupt lc hold "a the CITY cf Burr ustou.
in said District On the 18th day Of March.
y. D. -7i. 10 Do O'Clock n the forenoon. 40 the office
81 l.. L. Lawrence. ESQ. one - the Registers in
bankruptcy tor said Dstr Ct for the purposes named
IN the eth and 2-th sections of the Bankrupt Act.
and that ! have dlei nv final account a. Ash ucc
Of said Bankrupt. and that at said me and place
/ shall apply % said court for a settlement of my
said account and for discharge from an liability -
As -nee OF said estate IN accordance with the pro
visions Of said section 18th Of said act
Dated at 81. Adams. in said District. this 18th
day OF February, \. ID. ls7i.
5iw3w 4. J. SAMSON, Assignee.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

DIsTRICT OF VERMONT. SS.-The under
/ J signed hereby give notice that they have been
appointment assignees Of the estate OF Ell Barnam,
of Milton in the county of Chittenden, and State oil
Vermont. within said District. who has been
adiudgcd A Bankrupt on petition Of his cr,ditors
BY the District Court OF said District
j 5Eb B. f. PLe CLARK, Asslsnees.
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DIsTRICr OF VERMONT. SIT Randolph. in
] J said District, this It'll day 81 February, A ID.
l~-4 The undersiz ned hereby gives notice Of his
aupointmeut rs assignee of Avery g. Wheeler.
OF Randolph. in the County ~ Grange. and
State Of Vermont, within said District, who has
heen adiudsed a Bankrupt upon his creditors
petition by the District Court Of said District.
To whom il may concern.
PIlLANDER PERRIN, Assi-nces-
gfvv9vv
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The second convention OF the Addison
County sabbath School Association was held
at Lincoln. Feb eth. j. l.. Barker, Of
Middlebury, was chosen chairman. and ".
{. Langworthy. of Middlebury, secretary
The Best Methods of Bible Study" was the
tonic for the loren Don.
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RAID is PL,rTsErRcH.- On Saturday con-
Siderable excitement was occasioned at
p.att-burgh, By the organization Of a
women'- praying hand, who formed them
selves into luad~ and visited several liquor
shops in town, praying the dealers to de-
-i-t from selling. and with some good effect
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Commercial.
burlington Lumber Market.
(Repo,ted for the Free Press.)
RrptyyGroy. VT. March 4. Is


There is no material change in the Lumber Mar
ket since our last report. Orders are coming in a
little more freely, and as tho season advances the
dealers expect there will he better attendance of
buyers and that they vii, want larger amounts Of
lun r
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Bankrupt 5lutircs.


WILL Ice sold At Public Auction, on March 18th.
w 1873, at > p NJ, the following real estate ard
ers0nal property
The dwelling house and land appertenace there
20, situated on the corner % Pearl and GeoT-e SIS
now occupied by Gen. Geo. !. Stlnuard. The above
: ineumherci by mortgage 10 Mrs. MaryP stanton.
10 secure five notes, each for 81 hl, annual interest
unpaid since May :. 1911, and also mortgage for
Sln0O due Angus, ~. ISIS. with annual interest
Unpaid s.nce August %. ISL. otherwise free and
clear from membrane. and will be sold, either
subject To, or free and clear Of said mortgages
Also. - shares in the Vermont Horse STOCK Co.
! service tickets OF the Vt. Horse stock Co., Sal
shares Burlington Silver Mining Stock Co., ] gold
watch, horse, top buggy. single sleigh. sin
gle harness robes and other articles OF personal
property.
L. 3. PLATT,
X. II. HOYT
Assi-uoes Of Geo. J. STANDARDS estate. in Bank
ruptcy.
Burlington. March ,, 1874. dw-w