davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-15
gentleman from Virginia has any objection to

goes TO bring the other branch OF the Government
! into contempt.
Cries of " Ordcrl Order ;" after which,
MI. A. continued. In the " National In,e-
senocr, the Spapcr of the official printer Of
the Senate oflhe L. :. Il lorel am not cut Of
order IN that,) there spublished report OF proeee
dnes which have taken place in certain quarter !;
and IN that paper find it charged, moi only that
the statement of tie President oil the United
States, which had the homer To read, WAS untrue,
but that the failure of Ile appropriation bill was
not caused in the Senate thai II mol did fail there,
but that itiaiIcd in another House Where shai,
sir Was il tins House Ne, sii ; that House
exists no longer but il was IN this Hall and this
House which is now here, consists ol Il very Great
measure, of TIE identical individuals who composed
that House. One hundred and forty members OF
that House. arc members of this aud IN the - Ma
tlonal lntclliconccr" find II charged, hot oni,
that thc taur" OF this hill vas oWine To the fault
of that House, tn, " MGt II difd hetf, ard that
htrc its b0ncS arc 10 be Na2H.n | find II also
CHARGED that, in the process ol losing thai bill and
in the Introduction ottlat portion al II wAith cau-
Sod H. failure, the most violent attacks com-
miitcd upon the Constitution 81 IL. nited States
ly the President and by thai liousc, III conspra-
cy together. Sw, it i, admitted, upon all han&s,
believe, and upon all ,i1cs, dat the future Of
dat bll was occa>ioncd materials, by tic into
duction Of a section in which three millions OF del
lars were appropriated, under the circumstances in
which the country then found Itself, for the defence
Of the country ard the President tells us, lla the
1''lurc of that appropriation I'LL and ofthal rarlie-
ular ur,. OF appropriation, snuw subject OF great
incon, cuicnCc 10 ire, Peop7 Al his country, | pom
Ihis subject, sir, an issue has bceb tahenin the
" National lntclligcncer" That is>ue involves
not merely the President Of the ntcd States, but
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-15
Hsg,sWDE.EE.
CHARLES PHELPS,
Auctioneer and Commission TGorcaant.

Ia ACHBl hG, ) 1RGlNii,
IL AS removed TO the large brick tenement, 70
Gently httednp IN neat aud hand some sly 'e' a.
NecJy opposite Nlessfs. II! l.. Richards s ca, Anew
ioors below the Post Office and next door he'""
"; ,f' IL H. Norvell's Fancy store, where lie returns
ms sincere thanks TO those WHO have heretofore Ia
'oieu lam with their liberal patronage, and earnestly
So"c''s continuance of the same. He "oHId n
FORM mem as veil as the public generally, hat he
lu'ehds carrying Geaerat .!nctioo md Com"Rs
SION business. Consignmea,s thankfully received
and strict attention given.
LAND, NEGROES,
ana every other description of property, will be sold
IN dIp1cation either ont OF town, on TIC most
noeral terms. Northern and ''outhein Merchants
"Hiihg to forward articles OF any description to be
o.u at auction in lynchburg, may he assured thar
. my VIII receive every attention. and be Judiclou>ly
uttered e IN this market for sale.
W All orders strictly attended to, and returns
promptly and speedily made.
- ~ Night Sales regularly on TUESDAY and III
DAY nights
Feb II IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-15
tDyEssTaSrlMeiNC.
To the .1sHmGtir Gaa CohSuApttre


,r,,IE most prevalent and fatal OF ali the diseases
Incident to civnHed socies-thc Consumption,
may generally be Traced to 1 .as alarming ,,, Of dis
',o,rs that one hundred and fifty Thousand per
Io~ nl die annually Of the Consumption Most Ct
'Hese dreadful results nay be attributed to common
"n,ds and a negligent reaiment Of HE LarasSlns
o,, that general, ensucs, which Is usually follow
% by difficult breathing, pam in the side and al last
,,i,or,,ed Lungs Violent and repeated -,s!h@alc
s,,,ls also bring on consumptRc symptoms One
q. ,,o dollars expended II the purchase OF
nr RErrH's AsrFEEsATZC PgEIS.
I'D Ettle attention 10 their timely administration
S'i usnay ensure mitigation OF thr>t disorders,
wiz wiz o''c,,lly effect cure The Pill, also
a,.y and raretual remedy or tie symptoms Wrtrd-
,nr ' and accompanying tie Asthmaand toas'.mt"o"
Ta, colds coughs difficulty Of breaiit-, Il h'fc-s
I'D s,,ictlr,> across tie chest, Wheeling pam -
the side. splitting of blood. &c. Few cases can DC.
cur OF any Of this class OF disorders, II FdsA tie
mrchascts II pr Re'fe's PHI wifi TOT ia !i.h
return for their tftlIna expenditure. Iltce--wLJl"
Loxes ~ Pills, 81: bait do. Il PHI, - cc.....
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-15
REMOVAL.

'liE subscribers have removed then stock OF
NJ goods to the house, recently occupied by
miIeS's Clay & Thornton, directly opposite DR..
+ 't Davicss Apothecary store, and next door
ao''e Nlessrs. Hancock & Adams, where they M
,''o ihelr friends and the public TO call and exam
, ~ "leir extensive assortment of Dry Goods and
groceries. FRANKLIN, HUNT N Co.
Jan L. Is
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-26

qualifications a. val! attract ndiIoe, npd recon-
mcpd you &c happy establishment Tot life.
You might, instead OF sssocatng with these
from whom you can den,e nothing that Is good.
bot niay have observed every thing that - dccoii-
fol lying, and bad become ,he intimate oonpauion
%, aud aid to your cousin IN the domestic con.
oetns Of the family Many gifls before they have
arrived TO your age, have been found 30 irustwor-
Thy IS TO take the whole cbsagc Of the family from
her mothers, but II u boy steady and rgid al
ten''on 10 ihe roles orpfopriciy, iha, such conf
denco is ob,ancd.aud nothing would give more
pleasure Than TO heut that you had acquired it,
The miris and benefits OF /, would rebound more
10 ycor advantage IN your progress through life
and 10 the person with whom you may in due
tine form sicrmonihl Connection, than any other:
but 10 none would such circumstance afford more
real satisfaction than 20 your sflccionato uncle.
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-26

wAsHINGToN'S ADVICE TO A YOUNG
LADY,

The subloned letter is taken from the last pub
lished volume (tbe 10Th recently ssued) ofSparks'
Life and correspondence of Washington. 1t was
written to Miss Harriet Washington, his orphan
riece. who had resided for some time in his family,
and to whom he continued to extend his care and
aid She then resided with some Of other relatives
at Frcdricksburg. 1t is dated Philadelphia, 3oih
Oct, 1871:
Dear Harriet | received your letter of the 2ls
instant, and shall always be glad to hear from
you When my business will permit, Inclination
will not be wanting in me to acknowledge the re-
ceip, Of your letters; and this ! shall do more
cheerfully, as it Will afford me opportunities at
those times, Of giving you such occasional advice,
as your situations may require.
At present could plead better excuse for
curtaing my letter to you than you had for
shortening yours to me- having multitude of oc-
equations before me. while you have nothing TO do;
consequently you nigh with much convenience
to yourself have sat down to write your letter an
hour or two or even day sooner as have delayed
il until your cousin was on the point of sending
20 the pos, office. ! make this remark for 9TH
er reason than to show II Is better to offer ex.
cuse than bad one It at any time you should hap
pen to fall into error.
Occupied as any time now is. and must be dur
ing the sitting Of Congress, nevertheless will en-
desvor to incueaie upon your mind the delcaey
and danger Of that period, to which you are now
arrived under peculiar circumstances. You arc
jus. entering into the state Of woman. without the
watehful eye Of a mothe: TO admoush. or the pro
teeting aid offs father 10 advise and defend you;
you may not be sensible. that you are al this mo
meat about 10 be stamped with that character
which ~ill adhere TO you through life tue conse
auenees 81 which you have not perhaps attended
10, but be assured 1t is OF the utmost Importance
that YOU should. Your cousins, with whom 20,
live arc well qualified TO give you advice; and
an sure they Will II you are disposed to receive
It. Do, II you are disobliging. self-wIled, an
untoHsrdly II is hardly to be expected that the.
will engage themselves in unpleasant disputes witt
you, especially Fanny, whose mild and Plsci
temper ALL not permit her 10 exceed The limit
Of wholesome admouiton OF gentle rebuke.
Thiuk then. 10 what dangers giddy girl c
6Aeen or sixteen must be exposed in circumstance
Ike these To be under lifile control hls
be pleasing TO mind ths, does not refec, ,bu, TIL
pleasure cannot be Of ,ong duration, and reason. TO
late perhaps. ma eoGVhee you Of The folly Z
rnispeDding tune. You are not TO learn, ! a.
eersin. that your fortune u small. Supply Ia
want Of II. then with q well cultivated mind, vat
dispositions 10 industry and itdgshsy, with gentle
nee. Of nsnOers an Oehsies temper. and sne
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-26
10 b. ooHiin'ed)

EAsrrEN wouEN. To live for one single man,
and with on, single thought, IN the interior Of
their apartments; 10 pass tie day 10 dssn plating
their hsir, and dIspofng the numerous jewels they
wear siib grace and elegance; TO breathe the cool
Dir ~ be mouBtsins the sea- from of terrace,
or through the openings Of the lrellised window; 20
yak awhile under the orange trees aud ponce
gfAuates of = little garden; to rumInate on the
tanks ora rcsopoH, Slich lie fsliipg water ami
Sith Us B0ruur; 10 take care ol the dones-
ne oGsir-; 10 make the tread. the sherber and the
swectmeais with their own hands; 10 go once a week
10 the public bath, IN company with oil the young
dainres Of the town; and to sing some stanzss Of
The Anbsn p"ets. and accompany their VOICES with
guitar; this compromise the whole life u The
Eastern women. Society does not ernst for them;
therefore they have none Of those falss feelings
which seflo,e cfesies iu society. When they are
Young and htmsome they are wholly engrossed by
1--we, sud Afterwards devote themselves entirely TO
tie children and domestic cares. Tbs state Of
c.vlizs'9n-is il eqasl 70 sBy other - L1Adon pa.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-26
PROM ~, Bs,iea Csuso.
TuE FAMILY MEETING.

. t''lo.,ng lip., were written % ores.'or u the
cldenisi pesiur io~ evening" 'tnes, oi OIL the 800
riBg member Il family, thr isther sud moihei
hish Iona eighty The Other eighty ,hre. yrst,
ss) had .irei in The ssae house .6'ls TIRE year..
We ore al here
Father. Mother,
SISTER, BrUihtr,
Al pbo hold zach other dear
Each chair /, hliet. were all at home,
To nigh, le, no cold stranger come:
IT, Dot oiien thos around
Our old familiar hearth we're found
Die. then the meeting and The spot,
For once be every care forgot
Let gentle pesee sssert her power
And kind affection rule the hour,
We're sll-sll here.
Were not al here.
Som. ore awsy-ihe dead ones dear,
Who ,hroagel with Us ,h, ancient hearth,
And gave the hour 10 guil,les. mirth.
Fate. with stern, roloutle" hand,
Looked in ADD ,hinued our little band;
Some, like a nigh, cash passed away,
And ,omc ,snk lingering day by day;
The quiet grsvo.ytrd-,ome lie there,
And cruel ocean has his share
Were nor all here.
We ave all here!
Even ihey--the desd-thoush dead, so dear,
Fond memory TO her duty true,
Brings back their faded forms TO view
How lifo--like through tbs ni,t Of years.
Each well remembered face appear;
We zee them in time long past,
From each 20 each kind looks are cast;
We hsnr their words their smiles behold,
They're round Il, 3. they were Of old
We are all here.
We are all here.
Father. Mother,
Sister, Brother,
You that love with love so dear
This may no, long OF US be said,
Soon must we join the gathered dead.
And by the hearth we now s,t round,
Some other circle will be found.
q, then that wisdom may we know,
Tha, yield, life of peace below;
go in the world to follow this,
May each repes, in word. Of bliss,
We're sll--sll here.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-26
Cst Nuttano btraio.

rrsAtsssn EvEsI TuEsnaY. AT EuIIaSp. VI. nt
WILLIAM PAY.
POETRY.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-30

STATE OF VERMONT. The hon"ta'
'",t-'ricr OF CuIrrENpE>. bic the Pro
'N't'cour within and for the District of
'GE cndrn. 10 the creditors aud others
~ the estate ot Hector G. Tav-
Tor, late of Jacksonville, III the state OF Ill.,
nolS. dctnnscd.
WHEREAS, Orrcn Murray, admins.
w traitor of the Cs,bic oI said deceased,
hath made application In hi. court. 10 OK
END the lime lniii'ed for ,nnH,ng payment
If the debts OF the deceased SIX mon n.
from his date aud the ,mrd Monday OF
January next hrlng assigned fnr hearing
N he premises. n, John a. Valleys hotel
IN W,l8lon, aud |, having bcch ordered
tia, notice be blvrn thereof by publishing
his order three weeks successfully III The
Free Press. n newspaper printed a. Bur
iin,Cton, before .hc time iivrd for hearing
Therefore, you are hereby notified Ia
apprar befirc said Court. at the time an'
place aiorr-ai. then and there 10 make "b
j"c'ion # any you Lave, 10 the said i'm" o
payment beng further extended as atorc
sad.
Given uhtler my haul at Burlington, lhi:
29h day Of Drcrmbrr. A. ID. 1886.
WM. WESTON. Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-30

r. me. ,hs' was BY choice Vie 'NN'Rs'ssS'
atApn Of the state, making w. o@st, eiHa4
Swlon fnr he ~.ura Nh nv us c'"'"fvA1
euJ tho, had lhe htar 'o opp,"eFFN =
Wv. blessing, than sil On a Gho"' w "''",s
AMI gold monarch of on p|',nGF "'. H;'Nth
tue sun never sells. Ijvsbnndlnail. sow the
seed of We''nclion IN vour sona aud
dannhe,'s m,0d.. II will yrov ~ aud
btsf ffui' though the driving slurm scat
'e' The blossoms Of eptng. or un'imely
ir"sl. overloke the HOPES of autumn. -
Plant the gem OF tfnlh IN the infant I'M.
ders'undmr OF your ehi'Jtcn ,--save. stint
spare dc my thing but steal, in order tn
Dout,sh thpl growth I mud it is little, no
thing "a eny that il w'l 4 urlsh when vuuf
grave s,unvr, ctuhblrd ln,n dust, shnll INN
gle win The dus, Tiny rovr,ed la II viii
Il 'urisi when thai uvrt Atching hrhvrh
sha hav" passed away like scroll. md
the ,tcrual sun which brigLtcus it, shall SET
in blood !"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-30
STATE or VERMONT,

Dl-rRrCr OF CiiIrTEnDEv, Sc.
XK7IIEREAS application has been made
w the Pr"5ai" Cur for the DIST.
ae'-"saih. bv Henry p. ll'ckok. Guardian
ri Mortimer Buell., n male infant, under
The ago ni twenty ON" years. aud Maria
a. Buell.. female infant. under the ace
If eighteen years, for authority to sell Ger,
tain Lnid. i!rrelr named.
Thcirf,rc II j. ordered by said court that
the SAID I!cnry p. guardian as aforcsu'd,
give notice To all persons CONGO ned III his
SAID application. to appear ut n fr"bulr
Curt IN be- hnldcn NJ Burllng'nn ,rn the
lh'rd "Wednesday of Jan"nry, g. y, 1887
then and there tn shpw cause il ANY th"y
have why SAID aspiration shonh 10! be-
granted, BY publishing The subStauGe Of ! h"
subject matter of the SAME IN the Free
Press, a Newspaper prln'ed Of Burlington
m the County of ChnIeGdcn, two weeks in
succession, the last publication To be not
less Than Two weeks previous TO said third
"Wednesday of January.
Given under my hand at Burlington. IN
The District of Chniendon aforesaid, this
2lst day of December, A. ID. 1886.
CHARLES RUSSELL. Judge,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-30
VHNO the Honorable tho Prubn'c Cnur

VBNO tho honorable tho Probate Court
l. for The District Of Chuiendcn comes
Henry p. liIck"k of Burlington in said
district. aud shows TINT h" j. legal guardian
of Mortimer &. Buel, male m!p.,l under
the age of twenty Que wears. and 81 Maria
A. Buell.. female ininn, under the age of
Eighteen years. both Of the town Of Bur-
lng'on a'nrcsa'd: that The said Mnriiuer
6. aud Marin A. are sc2cd as tenants in
common IN their own right in Ire Of II Ger
lain parcel of LAM. aud ienereht thereon.
containing one half of one acre 10 the town
Of Chichester and DIS, ricl aforesaid. boun
ded north by The road leading from the
Falls Ia -E-scX, and commonly known n.
the Back place. and that sale nf said par.
Gel OF land l. conducive 10 the best interests
nf his said wards. Therefore 10 pravs SAID
court 10 grant him I'crnsc and empower
him 1" sell The sard laud ard tenement.
And your petitioner wall ever pray.
IlENeY p. IlicKoK.
EurIinrion Dec. 81 1896
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-30
NJ Ar RED.

Ia Canton. MI The 30 h MI, Nv he Rev. 5amr'
rN,mr. Enn l,ns, Esq, 10 Miss Mary. y"'nses'
.innghrr nj =, lllninn Fnp'r. h,e Of that place.
IL hlnld'r'nrv ~ The 2eI inst. Mr. james r.
7 anglon, of Montpelier, 10 Miss Lucy Bowen Of
aliddlrWrv.
In New.ilaycn on The 25,h inst by the Rev JED
r,li.h Bushnell Mr Benjamin Wilson Of Franklin to
Al,ss EIvira Il. Cane nf,he Former place.
~ Montpelier, bv the Rev. linrl ". Smith. Mr..
Charles LYMAN To Miss Maria Spaul'ling.
IN Sink shoro. on the S |, inst. VIZ Miles Camper
~ Cha, lutte, TO Miss Neln, lease uf Sia,k.boro.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-30
To all whom this may concern.

FTNIIE sub -crlbcr won II respectfully IN
a form the inhab''an's Of BntiInnfnn
and is cinuy lat lac. las opened sh"l
On Cnr.ur Street. III The room under the
Frrc prs.s Ollice. where he intends man
uioclu,inr portable. fnP shai''r, 'nI"ys.
side. and pain SADDLES rln'"d, cil'.
i,ppancd. and ported HARNESSES, OF
various descriptions; hard Leaf 1nt, inll'a'
ton. bellows 'nn. and common TRUNKS
CARPET RAGS FORTMANTEAUS;
Pill Bags Vali<scs. and such other arli
Giles as usunl 10 his line Of business. C"r
rjage Trimming executed in the nc0lcs'
manner. aud .Miiay Equipments Of il.
descriptions manufactured 10 ora"F.
Nopalns or expense viii be spared IL The
selection Of good stock, or in he Ganu'ac
turing Of The articles, Any persons wish
ng any of,hn above articles will please 10
avh,I himself Of this favorable opportunity,
as shall sell on reasonable tcrms.
The subscriber hopes, By industry and
punctual attention to business IN merit q
share of public patronage. All orders
promptly attended to.
SAMUEL S. SKINNER.
burlington, Dec. l6 1886.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-30
PRESENTS FOR HRISTMAS AND
NEWsHEAKS

NM u arc. aud shall continue To be, open
w ing aud arranging for sale. great
variety Of at'icl,'s, such ms are usually
called l"r Al this season Of the year. Those
Wishing small articles for children, or nnrc
expensive ones for III hers, will perhaps find
sonnet hing suitable at The Variety shop.
Our assortment is more complete than ever
"lur December aud January"
PANGBohN ~ BnrSsMAIp.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-30
The Fairy Book S37-Illus-

Ifa'cH with WnOG GUS by ADAMS. For
sal" by V. harrington.
THE collection of tales here submitted
l. To the American riIblic, has been
taken. with some slight alterations. from
he 'Magazin des Fcrs,' ar FAIRY Tales OF
P"rranl,. F,neInn. and M"sdamcs lie Prince
de Eeaumon,, and D'Adlnoy. lately publish
cd At Paris. In external appearance. III"
original has been clnscly followed, allhnugh
several new and beautiful designs by CHAR
Man have been Introduced, All the cni>
are beautifully executed. and n"lhlng seems
wanting which il was thought would rem
der j, more worthy Of approbatlon.-Kn
srbockcy, for December
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-30
United States Sale.

DISTRICT OF VERMONT. IS.
10y virtue Of a 'Decrttdi Order from The
ID Drs,ric, C"n-' of the United States
for the dl-tric: Of Vermont, brarinr date
Dec. %. 1886. will sell q: pub,c auction
At the auction store Of n. B. lIaswcl, in
The town Of Burlington IN sad Gs'ric,, on
SATURDAY. ,l,e l4,h OF January next, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ two boxes, containing l6
pieces Broad Cloth. 2 pieces Cashmere aud
! dozen ,uspenders. srlzed at Butlngtun
ON the l0'h day Of November last. for al.
Igpd vmiaiioUs of the revenue laws of the
United Suites. Terms Of sale. cash.
A. W. HYDE,
=. C"i. Of The Customs for The Dist. Of Vi.
n. 3. iIA-wELL. Auci'r.
Darlington Dec. 80. 1896.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-30
Just rccclvcdat the Shoe Store

IN Church 81 so pair mems India Rubber
over shoes, so do. Ladies' fur lined water
proof boots und shoes ana good assert
mcnt Of Gen'lrmens boots. shoes and
Jumps; Ladies. Misses aud childrcus shoes
Ladies Mnccasins &c. on hand: TIN, k boot.
for men aud boys. and all articles not on
hand, made on short nnticc.
ID. s. RUSSELL.
Nov. 90, 1886. CIV
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-30
Attention !

YNIlE netph.ts nf til" Burlington Me
II chanic Association arr aereby moi fled
that their rhriua meeting Tor the election
Of Ulcers inr the year ensuing. will b. held
al Towards lip'eI IN Tu"sdav the dav
Of January next Al six o'clock ?. NJ. a
runctusl attendance Of MI the members u.
requested. Mechanics g'ticrnI'y ARE lnvi.
ted to attend. fv o'drr.
J. JOHNSON. Secretary.
Rurlinu,nu Dee o. 1895
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-30

The wall ola new Cu'hnlH; Church. in
Court street. III the OH wnrd ut ,iis cry.
blew down IN "Wednesday evening. The
loss is .ad 10 be about $40 900 .-Brooh
I'm Citizen.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-30

DEFINITE l>rnRMArtnS.- "Wrll. Rob
orr. how much did your pig weigh ?" IL
didn't weigh rs much as | expected, aud
iulwaps thought 1t ,Doutd Mt"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-30

NULOGY en- the Life and Chatac
IL ter "' James Madison. BY john @
Adams. For sale by V. IlAnRr>GroN.
Dc. -.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-30
DIED.

IN CasIleion m the 10 h inst. VIM Waterman,
,un'y ct'L Of \. ". l,de and Sarah a. Il!dr,aged
.! l m,Inhs and l9 days.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-30
Alfred DAVIS Estate.

STATE OF YER MONT. } The Honor,
DIR. IF CuirTENDES. 50. able til. pro
bate Court within aud for The District of
Chl,end' u, tn the creditors aud others
concerned in. the estate of ALFRED
DAY, late Of Burlington in said district,
dcccaerd.
vNI1E3EAS WIN. 3. Manson. admin.
w -'ralnr Of -ald deceased. hath made
application ~ this court. 10 extend the
time limited for maxim. payment Of the
debts of 50 ID d"cecscl. lively" months from
this date. and the eleventh day nf January
next being assigned for n hearing IN The
premises, At the Office nf the Register
of this court in SAID Burlington. cnh II
farI;jr t"en nrd,r"h that nnire thereof be-
gwen, hv publishing Ibis decree" three
weeks succc->ivrlv in the Fro" Prose. q
newspaper printed At Burlington. beiuFe
the tune fixed for h"aring.
TnEREr" ynu are hereby moi fled to
appear before said cndr'. n, The time and
place ainrrfaid, then md there to max"
objection, if any yot hnvr. To ttc sn,d time
Of payment beng further extended a.
aforesaid
Given under my hand a Burlington, this
20lh Luy of u c",nbet. A. ID 1886.
WIN. WESTON Rou'r.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-30
NOTICE.
Cold Weather Articles.

A.. Al The Cheap Cash, Store.
BUFFALO ROBES. Fur CAPS and
- Caprs, Mn'ens, gloves. Mrccasins.
Over Shoes. Satin Drawer, for Bnnnr,s.
.hawls, &c. 1000 lb-. Cnilnn batting
Also new stock Of curpel ing and woollen
yarn. Broad Cloths. Casslneros aud Sat,
linells. oil for sale very cheap BY
S. f. HOWARD.
P. S. Wanird-- "A first rate English
Ingram Carpet Weaver.
DEC. 29.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-30
Settle, pay, and save Cost.

TNNilE suhrct,ber insists on n settlement,
by the fret OF February.
WIN. |. SEYMOUR. .
burlington, Dee. 90. 1886.
IHNflE PAINTERS AND COLOR
l. MAN 5 complete GUIDE being u
practical and theoretical treatise IN the
preparation nf C"lnrs, aud their application
10 the different kinds of Painting; III
which is particularly d'sc''b"d 'hr whole
art of House Painting: bv e f. Tingry,
Professor "f Chemistry. Natural History
aud m'ncraogy, in the hcad. at Geneva.
For sal,' by V. HARRINGTON.
Dec. 10. 1886.