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apolis TINT Mr.. franklin Lantlurs Is to 10
which he llends in lutltaMa. The report is
probably mt correct. 1t Is Utmost too fate
for the Democrats lii Indiana to "swap
l.orses.n But wo have no doubt In this case
tho wis, Is father to tho thought, md 1t IL
not unlikely that both Lnllders ana tho
Democratic managers would be glat II solne
other ,nan were milking the fight. Tic rea-.
SONS for such a conclusion are plafn. There
haye been signs ot dtsapproval among tho
hartl-moncy Democrats Of the Statc ever
si,lco La,ltlerS was nominated. In the south
crn portion nf tho State this dfsapproval hns
Taken tho sl,ape Of open asitagonfsnl. Atten-
siun hns already been directed to tile fact
TINT the New Albany Lctlgc'-Stdnddrd, ono
Of tho most Influential Democratic pnrcrs
In Inlinna, refuses 10 recognize Landcrs tn
any manner. All tue Intelligent 1lonIber8
Of tho purity hnyo felt that there was
manifest incongrn1ty In running Lalalers for
Governor when the National platform OF tho
Democrats lec1nrcd buntly III favor Of hard
money. But It was hoped until recently
TINT some compensation for this Obvious
weakness would be found In tha Grconbnck
vote, which It was thought Latltlers would
attract j3nt tic rejection OF Dc In Alatyr as
Congressional candidate in tho Indianapolis
district sec,ns to hayo dtsstpated tllat hope.
Tho Grcenbackcrs In Indiana are bound to
| resent the repudtation Of Da La Mntyr. who
Is the chtct representative ut tllelr cnuse III
that State. 1t In now pretty ccrtaIll that the
GrcenDnckcrs will make scparotocntnputgn
rim Congressional candidates Of thelrown in
several districts, mud poll ns MANY votes Hs
they cnl,, with tho special md ayowel pur-
pose OF defeating tho Democrats.
This Is only one Of many complications
| which erubarrass the Datnucrats lit Indiana,
| nntl which makes TINT Statoextrc1ncly doubt
ful In October. ....
The candidacy at Eng1ts!, for Vice-presi-
| don't Is even nl0re obnoxious to tl.u Dein0-
crnts Of Indiana than Ia tl!at Ut Lanlers for
Governor. As the caso stands HOW, 14antlors
will lose the votes Of n large number Of
strn1ght-out, hnr.l-Money Democrats, md re-
celvo none Of tho vUtcH OF tho Democratic
tIrecnbncIscrs who have accustomed them
selves to foreG0 tho pleasure Of voting tic
Democratic tickct English Is especially OBJ
1cct1olnble to tho latter class 0f ,Demacrnts
because ho has always been q hurtl-
money man, has rldicuied ind de-
nuullcctl Grcelbaekcry II! MI forms, has
been President OF q National hnnk,
aud has boen identified will, tho very
class against whom tho Gsconbackers hnya
becu making wnr. Asltlo from tl,ls, Englsl,
II personally tllslikctl by Ills own pnrty 10 atl
extent that would mike candidate froul
some other State considerably stronger tha,I
llo Is, Tic DISLIKE OF English rs n linra old
IN,
, 1880-07-24

THE Turkish Cabinet yesterday decided
on tho reply which should bo n,ado to tho cul-
lnetiyo note Of tllo Powers. Thp reply Is Writ
uelly rejection Of tho decisions nf tho Berlin
Conference. It proposes that tho rowora ngrro
to allow Turkey tn rotnin possession OF JanLrn,
Iarissn, md Aetzoso, which, In View Ut tho III
depreciation put on tho Trcnty Of Berlin Mt the
roccNt conference, Ia oul Of the question. Tho
"Slck Man, Is tonuolo,,s or llfc, and regards
amputation III only a shortening thereof.
, 1880-07-24

IT appears that tho Irish rifle team owe
thoIr succrss In tho contest for tho Eleho Shield
totho "coaching" Of 1)r. Scott, OF tho American
ttQtn,
, 1880-07-24

St1A1sxs nrc very plenty about New 9orl:
tarbor this ssmmor.' They smell something
dead on Goyctnpr's Islnnd.
, 1880-07-24

This showa tho greatest percentage Of losses
during Yum Iturcn's Administration. the next
Rreatcst in bIonroes, the next In Tylcr's. Since
tho llopubltcnn purity cnsne Into power tho per-
centnEo Of losses hns been 1csscned. Eotwlth-
standing all TINT hns heem said aboslt corruption
md public plunder, the percentage Of loss ditr-
ing any Republican Administration has borr csa
than 9lnrter whnt It was Under tic very hest
Of tho Democratic Administrations. Unslcr 1st1-
chnunt, tho Losses were $JBl IN orcry thtlisnnd
dotlnrs; undor Grant only 8l Cunts; under Il.s-
coln, IN wnr time, only 70 ceuta; AMI 60 far us
now kuowu It Ia not tO ccnta under Hayes.
, 1880-07-24

AN Omaha fireman wns thrown from q
hoae.cart while driving to flre enrly yesterday
morning, ala1, bolng run over, was Instantly
killed.
, 1880-07-24

Mr.. LuuLAHt, the Indan Agent Mt Casa
Grunle, Arizona. tc'cgnphod to tho Interinr
Dtpaftmentyesturday that tho Indians In tho
vicinity wero drunk on lianoE of THUR own man-
ulacturr. aud wcro hxhting an,onx themselves.
soHs hal bccn killed. The troops nt Fort Mo-
l}owc! wero tctcaraphod to proceed 10 tho sceuo
Of tho tight to qur!l 1t II possible.
, 1880-07-24

THE. steamer Ncwbern arrived at Sun
Fraurisco yestolslay, huynY Oh bonEd tho .i.ate
mud II portion Ut tho crow uf tue ship Matilda,
from EHinl,nault to Cullno, which bud 10 bn
nbardoncsl ut sea June ~. 1t IL feared that the
Captain of tue A!at4tla and tho othur members
Ut tue crow wore Lust during II uyelouo Oh tho
Sucurro lstaniz on tho III Ut July,
, 1880-07-24

TIE principal theatre Of Sydney, New
Sul,th WHles, was burned yestes11ny.
, 1880-07-24

1Tnvcriy'n Vhentres
Dearborn strcet corrcr Of Munro1. AuEustln
l,n1y's New York Company. "Wlvos!" Aftornoon
and GYrnpx.
, 1880-07-24

Slxrr.rnnEE million silver dollars have
BEEN oDiues1, hut oly ninetuen millions haEo
gore intb circulation amid the natedtctiuns of
tho puuplc. The rotnni1ldcr lio IN tho TrcAsury-
ynu[ts, which are now hcnped full, ai,1t as tho
culnngc under tho nsitifne nnt nf Congress, must
pile them up In the stroot. 1t wouitl be very IN"
tercsting 1T this junetre to learn What tho Cfn-
eInnnt Commercial, TIE CHICAl0 TRIBUNE,
and other ndvocAtcsof tho buZAarl hollAr hnyu
tn say Dt this 1nntter. They pi1ndnd for thls
fraudulent lollnr 4ccA,1sn tho poopss wauiad It;
people to taku it.-PhtadtpAia DHtlctfn.:
Tho able editor Of tho H4l|sttn can AGO through
a holo in a milestone when ho has his srectnclra
On ai,.l somebody pushes hls nose Into tho hole.
IIo has solved tho alleged "dillculty." For
since, as ilo sRys, mo earthly power can per-
suntlc tho people. to tnko tho bMzxard dollars
uluro a nu reason why eecrctNry Shortann
shouldn't "pils thom IN tho street," It might
bothor tho peoplo of Philadelphia tnwatlr around
tho pile aud not touch It: but II they gut tired
Ut the nuisance tho silver dollars could be
stnckeu In tho Permanent Exposition Building.
Alongside Of them, Of cnlrBe, tho Secretary
would Htnck his gold coin, cugles, hnlf-cagica.
Auo qunrter-cuglca, which tho people sec.n to
have n stronger prejudice nEainst thnn. against
tho eivur tolars. Tor, ,whurcaa tActo arc only 49,,
vault, Tiers aro eiao, 600 OF gold coIn Of MI de-
nominations. Hut TIE TRIpuEH looa,t PROPOSE
10 have the Government 10 n-bcggfng for vault
roo,n fur Its looso change. Thorc nre number
Of etrt,nu, cApact0ua Vaults III T'HH TnInuHR
building, antl Dir. aheTnlnil rnn I'LL them up
With buxzard doilars Just rs sooa as ho Hikes.
, 1880-07-24

fnrthe hennnt o. oar patrons who dealrn TO 8stht
eiurje copies Of Tue TntnrHN through, tho nahlk "o
gtve herewith tic tr1nslent Fnta OF postA2ot
I}1'ntsfte. Pr ttrF
Eirtt mud T~elvo Fax1 tapnr.. ....s....,...A cents
Stxtsen raRo fapcr... eon's
Eight md Tuelye Page Fnror. cents
Sixtccu lnx9 Paper peAt9
, 1880-07-24

Chten9u y Jockey Club. Il
Track at terminus Of Mndso sttcet cnr1llne. Hates
att U'ciuck.
, 1880-07-24
pOST'AtaE.

En,trd at tht l'att-once at Chicago, III. SteoE-
EIl.s MAtt<f
, 1880-07-24

Mn. Nun1punr, Of the World, now huns
RlrIly, "Nocr u Hwayno ha' l."
, 1880-07-24

JUDGE TounuEE, in tho "Fao1's Errard,"
presents tho Nattonal-soyctcignty rs, Stntc.gi-
pro,nnoy tssnu In this l'9ht,-the Democrats Of
tho ao,tth hulding to tho litter, mud tho Ropub-
1icans to tho former:
The North md tho South arr simply convenient
nnInes for two tl1stIt:ct, hoat'o. nila irreuonc-
nhlu fdene Two civilizations they nrc solptnoa
cnIlol, especially at tho Huth. At tho North
thcro ss sonloWtat 1noro OF intellectual arro-
knncc: and we arc apt to spenk nf tho one f1a
civilization A,ld Of tho othcr is spccus of har-
hartsm. Thosc twn must alwnys be In conflict
until tho ono prevails and tho uther fnlts.s 70
nrroot tho oln alld plRnt tle 0thor In !ts stcad
ts not the wt,rk Of n inolsent or II thy. Tbht whH
syzas e sts0 thy ' ss ss to ot tpe5ap0fNs o Notn the
Mpun tho South Mt. n moments wnrninG;
Wo presumed that by tho snppros.fnn OF
rebellion the Southern white man Ind becnno
identical with il,e Caucusium 9f the North @ q, e,
emancipation hnd tEeo1nc sBint nnl Il solo1lo1,
At oncc. III we tried to build up cHtnrnnn1tleA
thore which should ho Identical III thought. 8en-
timent. growth, nlld development with those Of
tha North.
Judge Tourgcos mcthud ot nssl1nl'atinR tho
aect!0na II by II systn1n Of Hntlonnt education or
thnse whom the Nation rnnto fgnurunt through
encouraging slnrury. Tho problem ia stated In
this pofntcl style: "The fruituGo Of slRvery hlls
been tile ignorant freedman, tho 1gnurAnt poor
white nun. and tho nrrogllnt master. Tho fnl'o-
tece Ut tho freedman, the ignorance Of the poor
white, tho arrogance OF tho lnto lnRater, nre nll
tho result os power exerolscd IN restraint Of FREQ
thought, free lnbor, and freq speech" Tho
writer nsserts that thefo IL much truth In tho
sAl rofraln Ut tho ncgro's universal story
| Throughout tue South: "NlBgors never eau
hnyo white mans ehancc here"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-10-15
PERSONAL.

Hon. Charles Seymour of La Crosse, Wis,
ia on the stump for Garfield and Arthur in
that State and Minnesota. The papers from
that quarter speak Of him as addressing large
audiences with great interest and effect. One
of them calls him "A REGULAR Calling gun
against the Democracy.
Hon. W. \ Russell of Lawrence has
been unanimously nominated by reclamation
for reelection 10 Congress by the Republi-
cans of the Seventh Massachusetts, district.
Mr.. Russell is native of this State and the
owner OF the great paper mills at Bellows
Falls.
Benjamin Pcirc', professor of mathemat-
les and astronomy in Harvard University,
died in Boston, wednesday. at the age OF
IL. He was lorn in :'ll-a in 1909, gradual
ed at Harvard, received hes appointment to
professors!i, in lS3e sad his been super
intendent of IL cd. survey. His career is
summed NJ in mathematics, bu; in that way
he stands VIA ti.,. ;.-, IA the world he has
made somc excl, -. t->- books and cleincn-
tary trcatiscs. lu'. ;o ~ lie from an interest
ing article in Ia. I..-:oa He,dld, his great
est works arc naturally the least circulated,
for there is no constituency that can under
stand them" rr.t,esar Pcircc dill mol ex-
pect to be understood in this age, but lie ex-
poets to he in future years, which may ap-
preciate his work a the present is not fitted
to do An authority in astronomy, he has
written no great WORK on tnat science, but
has from time 10 time uttered himself with
authority on special moot points. lie was a
teacher of great power for those capable OF
following lis thought, and a force in science
that will never he lost hls Linear algebra
being new system of mathematics so re-
markable that no scholar dares to limit its
nossibilities
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-10-15

Argal Notices.
ruANAL,> m,NT,. E,rAr,

STATE OF VERMONT, The Honorable the
DISTRICT OF cHirrEHpES. district OF Chi;rrnien.
To the heirs and all persons Interested III the es-
tate OF Franklin Hunt. late Of Milton, III said
district. Deceased. GREETING:
WHEREAS, application hath been made 10 this
court IN writing, 10y the administrator Of said es-
tate praying for lcense and authority to
sell the real estate Of said deceased, including the
reverson OF the widows dover therein, for the
payment Of debts. and charges of administration,
and setting forth therein that II would be beneficial
TO the heirs and all persons interested In said
estate 10 sell the whole of the real estate OF said
having filed in court the consent in writing of all
the heirs TO said estate residing in this Stale.
Whereupon, the said court appointed and assigned
the eth day OF October, l,5O. at the Probate
Court rooms. IN said district, to hear and decide
upon said application and petition. ahi ordered
public notice thereof to he given TO all persons In
teTested therein, 10y publishing said order, together
with the time and place of hearing. three weeks
successvely in the Burlington Free Press, a news
paper when crcuates in the neighbOrhoOt OF those
persons interested in said estate, all which publ
cations shall be previous 10 the day assigned FOR
hearing.
Therefore, YOU are hereby notified TO appear be-
fore said court at the time and place assigned then
and there IN said court, to give bonds as the law
directs, for the payment OF the debts and charges
OF administration. and make your objections TO the
granting of such license, II You see cause.
Given under my hand, at the Probate Couit
Rooms, this 9TH dly OF October, A. ID. lS'O.
-l5w3w H. s. TAFT, Register.
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Jan -, 50 -,lSwly

The. largest AMI most complete stock OF carriage
AMI slrirs inis part at the country Will he found
AT Browns Repository. Burlington Vt. Sales room
on 81 Paul Street just hclOw the Van Ness House,
CONSISTING OF Two and three spring, Canopy Top
aud Extension Top Fractions, side har and side
spring top uad no-top Eugges, Concord and two
seated Wagons, Jump seats, etc. etc.
All orders promptly attended 10.
They are al every desirable variety, OF the very
hest manufacture and OF the latest ana most sly llsh
design.
do u"t sell on coinIniSsiun neither du have nv
goods consigned To me, I buy for cash and sell Tor
cash, ar its eqUtrdhIt. Nv prices are still lower
than ever before, and shall continue 10 SELL qVIda
considered, for prices that defy all competitor. |
MFAs BUSINESS.
Thankful for past lay1rs. still solicit cQntlnu-
anre of the same Il. d. BROWN.
Burlington, April %, ls,e-wtt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-10-15

The Vermont Historical Society will hold
its annual meeting at Montpelier on Tues
day, October -, at two O'Clock p. M. In
the evening, at half-past seven O'Clock, Hon.
E. Sowles of St. Adams will deliver an ad
dress in the representatives hall, on Fenian-
ism and Fenian Raids in Vermont. At a
subsequent meeting of the society (day not
fixed the Hon Z j. Phelps will deliver a
address upon the Life and Character of the
late Hon. Samuel PrenisS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-10-15

4 pVER1ISERs. send for QUO Select List of Local
~ Newspapers. Ii. L. ROW ELL \ CO. 10 Spruce
81. Y Y s,.ni l.dNMIM
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Brutal Murder.
AN AGED corrLE MURDERED IN EIIENBrE

AN AGED CoUrLE MURDERED IN ELIENBTEGII,
Y. Y.
The Chl:eaugay R,rord brings us the de-
tails of horrible crime committed on Satur-
day night last, in the town of Ellenburgh,
some twenty-five miles west of Rouses
Point, on the Ogdensburg Railroad.
Saturday night last, Benjamin Henry,
who lives on the turnpike, about two miles
from Ellenburgh, was awakened from sleep
by hand laid roughly upon him, and found
hv his bedside three men armed with knives.
His wife was also awakened by the intruders,
who demanded their money or their lives.
Mr. Henry assured the villains that all the
money in his possession was % cents, which
he rendered them. The thieves did not be-
ieve the old mans story, demanding 5000,
which was tie price of some prop
erty sold few days before. In
vain the aged people assured them the
money was not in their possession.
The robbers, with fiendish cruelty, COM
menced cutting large gashes in their victims,
in an endeavor to torture from them con-
fession as to where the money was hidden.
They continued their hellish torture until
both Mr. and Mrs I.enry were literally COW
cred with gaping wounds. Receiving over
anu over lht saint ItlflN III ItAlll'il W INT
money, the fiends finally departed, leaving
the aged couple to thcIr fate.
Sunday morning the attention of passer-
by was attracted to the house by hearing
groans, and entering, horrid spectacle met
his gaze On bed, unconscious from pain
and loss Of blood, was Mrs. Henry, her body
exposed and displaying the CHASTITY wounds
thereon, while near her and groaning out his
agony was Mr.. Henry, in a hardly less pit.
able condition.
The gentleman did what he could To allevi-
ate their sufrerings, and then alarmed the
neighborhOod. Help was soon at hand, and
all was done for the sufferers that n deep
sympathy could prompt, and soon Mr.. Henry
was able to describe their assailants so ac-
cnrately as to cause the arrest of tive, and
base certain knowledge Of the third. The
parties are all residents of Ellenburgh, the
two who We're capturei-but whose names
we are unable to lcarn-being semi-vagrants
and low characters. The third, who is still
Ut large, and who was the instigator of the
crime, is named John Dudy, socially the
peer of his confreres, but who has figured in
several disgraceful transactions in that com
munity heretofore. Every effort will be
made TO bring him to justice.
Mrs. Henry died Sunday afternoon, and
Mr.. Henry survived until Tuesday when he
also died.
The greatest excitement prevails in the
town and vicinity.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-10-15
IaTulNF. TRIWAN,S ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT The Honorable me
DISTRICT OF cHrrTESDES,ss District Of chittenden
To the heirs AMI all persons interested in the
estate OF Latham +. Truman, late OF Burlington Ill
said district deceased GREETING:
WHEREAS, application hath been made 10 thls
Court in writing, 10y The administrator OF the
estate aforesaid, PRAYING for license and
authority sell the real estate of said deceased
including the reverson of the widows d9wer there
in. setting forth therein that II would be bene-
fetal 10 the heirs, and all persons interested In
said estate 10 sell the whole OF the real estate
of said deceased. ald convert the same into money
and having hed in court the consent in writing
oil all the heirs To said estate residing III TINS state
Whereupon. the SAID Court appointed and assigned
the 9th day of October $50. at the Probate Court
rooms in said District, To hear AMI decide upon
said application and petition, and ordered public
notice thereO! 10 he gwen 10 all persons interested
therein. by publishing said order together with the
time and place Of hearing three weeks successfully
in the Burlington FREE PRESS, newspaper when
circulates in the neighborhOod OF the persons inter
esed in said estate, all which publications snail be
previous to the day assigned fo- the hearing
Therefore, Won are hereby notified 10 appear be-
fore SAID Court AT the time and place assigned then
;.nd there in said Court. and make your objections
10 the granting OF such license, II yOu see cause.
Given under ny hand, al the Probate Con rooms
X TAR. hrpsstrT.
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TIMOTHY SIRIEX.S ESriTE.

STATE OF VERMONT } To all persons con
- , - cerned in the estate
DISTRICT VI 'hllitSpEN'>) of Timothy Sib!ey, late
Of Burlington. In said district deceased.
GREETING:
Alta Probate court holden at Burlington within
and for the District of Chttenen, on the 18th day o
September A. D. lSs0 an instrument, purpOlting 10 be
the last VIII and Testament OF IlmothN Sibles, lNt
Of Burlington in said district. deceased, WAS pre-
scented TO the court aforesaid, for Probate and II Is
ordered by said Court that the 2ls day vi October
A. ID. lssO at the Probate Court rooms IN SAID Bur
Iington. be assigned for proving said Instrument
and that notice thereof be given 10 all persons con
rerned bypuhlishing this order three weeks success
sively in the Burlington FREE PRESS newspaper
printed ut salt Burlington. previous 10 the time
appointed. .,. -,
Therefore, YOU are hereby notified TO appear be,
fore said CONT AT the time and place aforesaid and
contest the probate said Will. If you have cause
Given under my hand al Burlington in said Dis
trlct, this 18th day Of september. A. ID. lsso
lIw3w K 5. TAFT, Register.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-10-15
GENUINE SHAKER MEDICINE,

Invented leg Tho3 Corbett and prepared FOR fifty
years by the CASTEBCKY SOCIETY Or SHAKERS IL
Shaker Village, n. IL. Those WHO have failed to be
benefited by other Sars2parIllas are earnestly lie
sired 10 make Il single trial of this pure AMI who'll,
some compound OF Shaker arsaplrlllt. DIndel:On-
Yellow Dock. Mandrake, Black CUhosh. Gargrt,
Indian Hemp, and the Berries vi Jlniper and
Cubeb united with Iodde of Potassium male by
the Society, because it IS safe never failing, and
adapted TO all ages and both sexes.
Il cleanses the blood. regulates the stomach and
bowels, purines the system of humOrs and inherited
diseases, and is OF priceless Value IN maintaining
the health of the household. Inquire for CORBErT'S
SHAKERS SARsAPARIlLA. Sold everywhere
Shaker Village, y IL, Jan. !. lSsJ-
sEEnclOse Stamp for Shaker Manual
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D,ZIE1. PIEIsCE,s IsTATE.

We The Subscribers. having been appointed 10y
The honorable the Probate Court Tor The DISTRICT :"
Chiiicnl,n Commissioners 10 receive. rNilunr iio
adjust the claims and demands oil AL persons iSAil>
The estate of Daniel Pierce. late nr Huntington
in said district deceased and also all claims AID lie
man,is exhibited IN offset thereto AMI SIX months
from the dly OF the date hereof being nlIoweu ny
said court for the purpose. do therefore hereb,
give notice that We Will attend 10 the business o.
our appointment at the hotel OF L. I. Collins III
Huntington, III said district on the fOuith Weines
DAYS OF December aud March next, at 10 CSi0ck Il
IN on each OF said days
Dated this 2s,l dav OF September, lsS5.
HENRY BREWSTER.l commissioners
CITY y. ELLIS,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-10-15
DARIUS WHITES ESTATE.

We. the subscribers. having been appointed By
The Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
trct Of Chittenden. Commissioners TO receive, eN-
anime and al lust the claims and demands OF Ill
persons, against the estate OI Iuflls " nile, late
Of Colchester. In said district, deceased. and also
all claims and demands, exhibited in offset thereto
and six months from the day OF the dale hereof
being allowed hy said court for that purpose. We dc
therefore hereby give notice that we VIII attend L
the business of our appointment, the Town Clerk:
Office in said town, IN said district on the second
Tuesdays OF November and March next at II
O'Clock a IL, on each of said days
Dated this 9th day of October. lssO.
Il. Is. SMALL. r.,,,,.,,,-.:,,,s
WM. b. IVES TONI
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W. the subscribers having been appointed by
the Honorable the Probate Court for the District O
Chitenlen. commissioners 10 receive examine and
adjust the claims ami demands of all persons against
the estate of-Emeline. cutler. late of Richmond
in said district deceased and also all claims and lie
raants exhibited in offset ihereio and six months
nom the day nf the date hereof being allowed bS
sand court for that purpose We do therefore hereby
give notice that Will attend TO the business OF oui
appointment AT the residence of Chandler cutler
in Richmond in said district, on the second Mon
Iays OF December and March next, Ut 10 o'clock Il
m. on each OF said days.
Dated this sth DAY OF September. ls,J.
JOHN l.. MASON. ,,,,,,,,,,..-l. .,.r.
e. NJ. II. FEEGU SOM