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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-05-26
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81 x BOXES ef m0nld end Din CANnEEs.
81 isV sale b. shs has e. lssa aaanlliy, ID
sisy %. sEbOwlck h PoisTRR's.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-05-26

We have received during the past week the firs,
RsR.ber ef paper just established Danbury with
the high-sounding cognomen Of - Daahsry Chronicie
and Fairfield COsnty Democrat" Il makes respec-
table appearance, is ,oleraby well printed as we'll a.
edited bus there are two reasons which we consider
as drawback npon iis good eharaoler-i,s politics
are radically wrong, and i. akes too great display
Of lie imparsali,y and deierminaion to do just right
The man or the editor who 10 ton profoss IN hs de-
clara,ions Of honesty and liberaty 10 generally the
mos, knavsh and the most bgoted in his opinions
" Practice 10 good deal better than prcfsssicn."
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-05-26

vas.as Under he most dangerous Of at Sov.ruw.r,.
=" irresponsible despOssm % psrzans raine Tor their
owR benefit.
Rese9red, That among those who have heen aoaDi-
dated for the Presidency, consider William Henry
Harrison the candidate vim, on acc0nnt Of his RpoT-
Iant services Ne Statesmen and Soldier, and his
virtues Patriot, 10 more generally known aud rP-
planded by the friends Of The Constitution thr0nGhout
the county than amy Otier and DO hereby accor-
dinghy recommend WILLIAM HESRT HAKRIsON, Of
Ohio, proper person 10 he eMpporIed Tor PFesi-
dent Of the uniied States BY abe Wing Party in Con
RecicHH. p A@
ResOfred, That we have high confidence in the ip-
tegr''y, ability, and political principles of FRAscis
GRANGER, Of New-YOrk, and that we recommend
h" Rs acaOdda'e for the Office Of Vice. President Of
the United STATES. $500 e JAS 9 50 hae fs
ResotDP6, That recommend to the freemen Of
G1n"ec'cul the following persons 10 be supported 40
Electors OF Presden and Vice President 6f tie Un-
'e states TO Dc chose" at the election Now next
FOR ELECTORS. Ss8 s6A&
'5@ Henry KIbOurN, Hartford County. se
James M. l.. ScOviN, New-Haven Co.
Charles w. Rockwell, New-K london Co.
Samuel I'Ueedy, Fairfield Co.
AWdTelO AberRefhN, Litch6eld Co.
JOhn B0idOin Windham Co.
Samuel RWssei, Middlesex Co.
3 John II. BrOcksCGy, rellaDd Co. III
Resolved That will use our best exertOOa To ae.
cure the election Of the candidates whom we have
dominated. zs i. s.4s..s
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-05-26

U Having been absent nearly tie whole The pas
week. have had time since our ,eiurn scarcely 10
look over the papers gather intelligencS, Eeser
theleas our readers served up with pretty pe,.
fol dish Of oil the important which, has iranspre
during the week. ,t f.''f <a Z.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-05-26

II 70 astonishing with what periinacisy some folks
will strive to render themselves ridiculous and con.
tempibse. Some weeks since we communicated to
the public through paper brief paragraph 10
which we endeavored to show tho partially Of cor
respondent for the different candidates for the Presi
ency by the cxhibIO" Of ssesot type. thus placing
Daniel Webster 10 large capitals bic FIRST choice
next Harrison 10 smaller, then White in still smaller,
and finally the Magician in very small iialicsma,tin
pas bwren. Nothing, we thought, could more clearly
show our correspondents opinion land our own too)
Of the merits Of The different candidates than this typ
ical form. And Doihing was further from our mind
than to express preference Of Van Buren, any
honest man. And YET there some creatures, who
feast upon the fruits Of misrepresentation and false
hood no. only in this State bas in neighborng one,
whoundertook TO impose Upon cred1lous and ignorant
people by charging ~ with presrring Van Buren, to
White or Harrison. We have no motive for conceal
ing cor opinion. Individually, we world prefer HES-
Clay Gor the Presidency 10 any ether man 10 the
coun,ry. He 10 m olA.school democrat, whose servi
ces TO the country none gainssy or ds"y-a man
Of brian. talents. and yet Of plsn conseo" se"ss-
Nex, 10 him we should prefer Daniel Webster; but
we saw any honest manany Tower OF HE country and
~ friend 70 the laws and the consii-
tuition, 10 prefersnceao The fortysided "poie"i mou.
SER from the State Of York. Are we noW mis.
usders.ood by ANY of these creatUres7
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Litehfsid. May 0. lass. e -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-02-26
Iron, Nails, Steel.

SSa9 TONS. manufactured Iron con
Sl>''ng of a complete assortment Of
Round and Square, Eand and Hoop,
Shoe Shapes &c.
20 T"nr Foreign Iron, such as Eno'is,
tire, oil sizes. Swcedcs. Russia. Od
aud New Sable, Russia na,l Rods.
BraQulns Rods.
oUO Sets wagon. cart, carriage g. coach
Boxes. Hollow ware, of every dc.
>rrIp'lun.
10000 Pounrs German, Spriun Swc,ls.
Cast and English bIl>,ered Steel.
so To"* Cm Mans assorted from 3 to co.
Po'a-I and CauIdron Kr,tclss.
Cast lron Ploughs.
Hra>s hcttes &c. &c, which make
rompI"le assortment of ironmungerv
and wh'cP Will b" sold on as favorable
terms as can be Obtained a auv ,s'a5
ll>hmort IN III" State
Dee. 10. 1885. II. F. &W. I. STRONG.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-02-26

This book dlir, from those with which,
we are acquainted IL two particulars; Us
conformity to WorcHster's Dictionary. IL
work winch = Already extcnS velv known
aud adopted and winch will. we think. soon
become The STANDARD WORK IN respect 10
urlhparaphv and pronunciation.
ltsurpa>oes other works Of The kind with
which We ar" acquainted in the iullclous
class liicat,on of words IN the soelInu col
umnS. In tins respect the book Is a well
suited 10 carry the pupil forward b! easy
and almost lmpercPptlble steps FROM toe
simplest ~ the more more difficult words.
us is Cnlburn's Arithmetic 10 d, the like
in III" Sn'uinn of mathematical questions.
0I-Schnol Committees and Teachers are
respectfully invited to call aud examine the
work.
For sale by SMITH 81 HARRINGroN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-02-26

of the Gazette says he aln' afraid TO put
this .frG against any thing tins side of Ice
land.
Tile Penre Establishment |, was mcn-
Iipurd, III til" course @; ID bate 10 the House
of Representatives v"sicrdly, 'ha, the
Committee on Naval Ailhrs. from whnn
extraordinary appropriations had been asked
for that service Ia the amount OF upwards
of six millions, had agreed tu report three
million, OF dollars for that object
.Nai Int.
n Sitrer seized Tho San Nicholas, Il
vessel Designed for the slave trade. fitting
out IN New furk. has been scizad by tb'
proper authorities. Il was III proof ha' OF
Il iutnrt voyage this vcs,rl had 800 slaves
on board, who were fed by THROWING tIcc
INTO the hold.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-02-26

10 devote another dav 10 its considerations
No question has been taken. II will again
be called no 10 morrow aud now hope
will pass the commttc otthr whole.
February IS.
IN The Senate. this morning. Mr. Bpnton's
resolution again came mp for consideration.
Mr. Robbins. of Rhode Island. madr most
chaste and argnmrutativn speech against 1t.
in it's original form. After few brief &C.
marks bv srvctaI uI"ubrts. the ptoposit ion
OF Mr. Benlun was 81 amended, nS to read,
"hnt SO much If The rcvenue rs icrS ncresSr
7y' ought to b" appropriated to the defence
of the country. Previous to taking IN"
question. on the resolution, as amended
different Senators rose N their places and
stated distinctly, the grounds upon winch
they should vote for it. They did not IN
tend to commit Themselves ia any manner
MS to their future votes, When Il bIII ap
propria,iar money for the defence OF the
country came before them, they should
Judge Of its necessity or cXprdIrucy and
vote accordingly THIS appearing 10 be-
the general understanding, IN" question on
the Resolutions, as amended, was taken by
yeas and NAYS. aud carried unanimously.
IN Tue House ll'Hl'N''Ni'h' l''N' VIC
bill for the relief of the suff' rrrs by fire IN
The city nt n York was again 'nk"n up III
COMMITTEE of the Whnie. Different a,
meudncurs were offered aud re- &C ed. II
met with s,roug "pp"slllon, bn' generally
free OF asperl,y or unk,nd feeling. There
are exceptions to tins rrrnark, however, IN
the early stages of til" di cns>loni and there
arethn-r whn vaunrcdand bon-trd tha't iHv.
by the powers ut ihc,r rluXuenc". had 'hN-
ed The biH, and TINT il r0Uld ncrer Gsain be
brought up for dc5Gto,
As late hour tins afternoon, il passed IN
Cuu,niitcc Of tn" whole. and was reported
to the House. The House with g'oat lab
crafty madc Il the order Of 'i' day tor TO-
morrow, ne Wlth,taudlng Fridaye are sci
apart tor the con-'dera'Ion ct nrivai" bust
urss. now hope it Will b. ordered to hr
Cntrussed to lnofroW tor n th'r! reading
and II Is possible. bat perhaps It l. rX2"c'
ting too nuch, ihal Il NAV receive ia" sane
trnn of The lluusc, uu H. tih;d aud hnn
reud,ur, before they adj 'nrn.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-02-26
FRESH GOODS.

Iii ALL & STEAKN::, have Just returned
Il 4 from New York with "A Fresh supply Of
Winter Goods. which they Will sell low Cor
cash, as they were recently purchased al re-.
dnced prices. We invite purchasers to ca
aud examine our extensive assortment Of
Fashionable. Dry Goods consisting in part
Of French Marenos, plain and figured Cir.
casSlans, Bombazetis. n large assortmcn! of
Dark Prints; plain figured, aud plain SILKS Of
all colors and qualities, plain and figured SAT-
ms. French Bumbaznc, buck Beaver, & rcd
Gloves. Ladies lined Gloves. rnareno and cot
ton Hosiery, black and red Marcno ShawIs,
chally ahd imitation Shawls and Handker
chiefs, .afiGia Satin, Lu,estrins and Gaugo
Ribbons, silk Velveis. bombazne and SATIN
Stocks. An assortment Of Cloths Cassimci,
and Ncstngs. 6. SO, IL linen Diapers ! IL
Irish Linens. ooourcd Cambrics. Lace and
Engns Ladies down sleeves, cotton Waddlng.
Nickng etc.
Church 81. Dec. 81. 1885.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-02-26
eVVesc Fly'M.

Fg1IlE subscribers having formed CO
Il partnership III business in the name
aud s,ir at
I.AEEIECP 81 POTwLN,
and having purchased the entire stock of
goods Of II. w. ForwrS & Co.. will con-
TIME the mercantile business at the old
stand recently occupied by them 10 all lis
various branches.
Having made arrangements to receive
supplies of goods at all times Of the season
carefully selcctecIcd by one of The firm
they intend that their store shall n, all
times be stocked with the choicest selcc.
non' of rich. fashionable. fancy and staple
Dry GooDs the market affords.
They have full and complete assortment
oi family Groceries. such as Imperial, Oh
aud Young Hyson, Tyson Skin, Pouchong.
Souchong and Bohra TEAS: loaf, ump'aud
brown SuGER-; Pepper. Spice, Ginger.
Cloves, Mace, NulmegS. Sllnra,us, Cur,
rents. Pruncs, Citrons, Box and Kcg Raj
sins, &c.
They have also in connection one Of the
tirsr Drugg & Medical establishments in
tins part Of the country, TO which dcpart-
mont the mos, parucua- attention viii At
all times be gIv"n. PHYSICIANS NAV at al
times be supplied with any article in the
above line on the most reasonable terms.
GIDEON LATnRoP,
II. w. PorwIN.
Burlington, Jan. Is. 1886,
STATE OF VERMONT }
District Of Chntcndra IS. {
The Honorable The Probate CourL rRhin
and for The District IF ChHenden.
TNO the creditors aud others concerned
Il IN the estate of Nathan Allen late a.
Wlll'>ton in SAID District. deceased.
Whereas the Administrator de bonis non
Of said deceased, has made application t.
This Court, To extend the time united for
making payment of the debts OF sad de-
ceased, twelve months from ihls date, and
the 6 day of February next, being assign
ed for bearing IN the premises, at The
Once OF The Register of this Court, and
1t having been ordered that notice thereof
be given, by publishing tins decree three
weeks successfully IN the Free Press a
news paper printed at Burlington, before
the time fixed for hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified, 10
appear before sand Court. at the time and
place aforesaid. thcu aud there. 10 make
objection # any you have, to the SAID time
of payment beng further extended as a.
iurc>ald.
Given under my hand at W'lIls,on ,hi:
18Th day OF january A. ID 1886.
GEO. q. NANSER. Po"i""r
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-02-26
Dining Table Casters.

NM T. have The most superior assortment
w of Casters ever on hand; consisting
of silver plated Britannia, Paper. Wood,
and Brass, with elegant cut Bottles, or
plain; some beautiful revolving Casiurs.
some plated aud som. black. We have
them with 8, 4, 5. 6, or Bottles, square.
round, and triangular; well worth an OK
animation, at the Variety Shop.
PA>GBnR~ & RRI>sMA1p.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-02-26

The North American Spelling Book |
consider superior to any rtuny Of the kind,
with Whcn | have been Acquainted.
"hrerfnIy recommend It 10 parents and
teachers, and sincerely hap" II viii be ~.
ir"dnced INTO every town aud mo every
schuu! district. for the Use of children.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-02-26
KEy!Xkil}Ixss n 3 gAl9lzAAsAX
@SN Il! u 4 1 w I'D, Msl !.!I.
For the cure of
Colds, .4sihmas, Whooping Cough. spdiing Of
Blood and COnSumpiionS.

n ICELAND MOSS grows plcntiully in the
q Island of Iceland, from whence il takes
It's name. and in all the high northern lati-
,udrs Of Europe and Asa. where It's Medicinal
qualities have been long known, and highly
appreciated. This plant contains iearger
proportion of Tegctnbie .Wuriiage, than any
other known substance. and in combination
with it is bitter principle which acts most
ben"tcaIly in giving strength IN cases OF great
weakness and debility Of the lungs. The
knowledge ofmany Of our most valuable med.
icincs, for the cure of diseases, have been OBJ
,a.ned from observing their effect on brute
animaIs:-so in the case o! this most Invaluable
Moss. Its virtues were first discovered by
their effects on the hqrdy. Tong Hued and
sagacIous Rain Deer, which derives It's pin.
cpa' punishment from the Iceland .Moss aud
whose anilk becomes SO highly inbucd with
lis Ba!somic virtues, that it is used With the
greatest nlidcnce as u sovereign remedy by
the inhabitants ofal those countries for the
cure OF all diseases Of the breast and lungs. In
France. this compound has tong been known.
and extensively used :: aud TO lis salulary effects
as much as 10 the salubrty Of the climate, is
PROBABLY owing the very small number
ofidtdt rnSes OF consumption in that country.
compared with Great Britain and the United
States, This Syrup contains all the medicinal
virtues ofthc Moss in The most concentrated
FORM and is prepared from the origual receipt
from Paris, only by.
+. HUTIIl!NGS &, co. Baltimore
And none is genuine unless it has their fac"
smile upon each bill Of direction also upon the
envelope, uJ-and sealed with their seal.
j. d. J. II. PECK & Co.., wholesale agents
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-02-26
FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscribers as executors Of
stsEn THOMAS STORM, DECEASED.
SSI-aa..sa,- la;e of me crv Of New York. of
fer for sale the Farm in Wllis'on. Ch,tendcn
county VI. beng part of the farm formerly
owned aud occupied by Giles Chntcnden,
E-q deceased and lately occupied by his
widow. Containing about 1875 acres. On
The premises is large substantlaI two
story Brick Dwelling House, two Barns.
aud two Orchards. Part Of the tract is
Woodland. with some choice Timber,
making 1t n very desirable farm.
For further Information apply 10 WIN.
y Grlswold, E-q. AT Burlington. VI. or to
either VI the subscribers per mail.
G. +. BUNNOR.l rroc,,ors
G.. J. MANNING.
.Ne,c York. Jany p, 1886.
" Il. II The above Iarm should remain
unsold. The snme viii be leased on reason
able terms for one year from the lst day
ct April nnxl. Application to be made Ia
wv. A. GRISWOLD .4genf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-02-26
70 LETT
Visiting and Printing Cards.

yEVIE largest aad best assortment Of
& plain and cuamellei; gold bordcrcd
aud gilt edged, white, blue, pink, green,
and al her cuiorcd Cards. from Ia G inches.
bv the d z.n "r srngie Pack, that is To be
l,und ~ tins part OF the Country We
nave some beautiful Cards. large enough,
to enumrrate a pretty good lot ct Goods on,
which are to 10 found N he Variety Shop.
PArGB'n> g. BRINsMiIp.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-02-26

~ Je,irhp, on til" 18Th inst. Mr.. JEDBDIAH
GRiFFIN. AGED 81 wears.
la i.>n lon, Ephraim Ch,mhcrln, aged 66 Years.
IN Cincinnati, Oaio, Glen Edward KIn., an
able eloquent, aud Distinguished mrlni'er Of the
Cuninlrtr Bar.
Ia Slms'c'd, Owen King, son Of : c.hen Eos.
ter. aged three months.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-02-26
COLL EGI


UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT
TEyllE Lectures to Medical Students in
a. this institution will begin on the Q h
day of Marcn, 1886. and continue fourteen
weeks. Lectures on Natural Philosophy
and Chemistry will be given by PROT. G.
W. BENEDICT on Genera aud Special
Anatomy. on Physiology. on Pathological
Anatomy and on Surgery, by Prof +. F.
PHELPS on Theory aud Practice of Medl
cine, on Marcria McdIca and Pharmacy
aud on ObsietrickS, by Prof JosEPn
MARSH
Fees for all the course of Lectures $50
charge for conlngcn, expenses 81; qradu.
alton fee S5 G., w. BENEDICT.
Dem Of The JIedical Faculty
n-5-The North Sal. Montpelier Watch,
man. Malone Palladium, Montreal Gazett,
Franklln Journal Rutland Herald. Ben
nnrtun Gazette. and Brattleboro Phoenix
will eve the above tour Insertions ant
send bills to q. w. BENEDICT.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-02-26
Mulberry Seed.

IVA few pounds of the genuine White
Mulberry Seed, warranted 10 be last year S
growth for sale at this Office.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-02-26
GRAND ISLE COUNTY COURT,
September Term, 1885.
CuANcY llAHAN NNHEREAS CLANCY


September Term, 1885.
'"'>' W. liA@'S WIpIJ nz,n Of T N"sIS
Josrpn liurcurSs. Hero ~ ,hr County
of Grand Isle, n, til" September term of
tins Court A. ID. 1884. commenced his nc-
,lon against Joseph llufchlns Of North He.
70 IN said Grand Isle County, but now of
The State of OHIO, IN an acton on note ia
ted the l2ih dav Of February 1881, for the
sum of ninety fiv" dollars payable III the
mouth of February 1888, with interest for
value received, and demanding N damages
the sun, of two hundred dollars. "a per writ
aud declaration on file VIII appear. Al
which time came the PlanrItf' by his a'lnr-
nry Frederick Hazen aud u appearing to
SAID Court that The Defendant was ont of
tins State at the time ct The commencement
OF tins action and had not been notified OF
the pend'ncv of this suit, and said cause
was by order of court continued to the next
MAY term Of this court, A. y. 1885, at
whch,lmc an order was lladc that said
cause be continued 20 the next September
term. A. ID 1885, and that notice b" gwen
of the said sun by publishing The substance
OF the Plaintiffs declaration. three weeks
successfully in the Burlington Fee Press,
printed at Burlington he last nt winch sb0ll
be four weeks before the said September
term, 1885, at which time further order
was made that the said rule Of his Court
be- enlarged aud the cau>" continued to the
next term Of tins court, A prll term, A. ID.
1886, and !hc SAID IluichIns is hereby no
/ titled t. appear at the term aforesaid TO be
! holden NJ North Hero within and for the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-02-26
Snre Your S,cingle YU,r.
rS. CoURr:
llEMAN LAKE. August Term, 335.

lIEMAN LAKE. J August Term, 335.
WHEREAS, Nathan Lake, Of Sheburn,
w IN the county of Chii,enden, at the
March term of this court, A. ID. 1885. CON
menced his action against lleman Lake. late
of Shelhurn aforesaid, for money LEM and ad
RANGED, laid om and expended. &c. demanding
IN damages the sum OF three hundred dollars,
which cause having been entered upon the
docket of said court, the plaintiff appeared
by his attorney, and the defendant not
having notice of said suit aud it appearing TO
said court that the said iieman Lake was
without their jurisdiction al the time of suing
out the Plaintiffs writ, said cause was by or
der OF court continued TO the present Time
when the defendant not appearlng,it is further
ordered that notice be given Ia the said He
man Lake, by publishing the substance Of the
plaintiff 5 declaration three weeks successfully
IN the Free Press printed at Burlington, the
last of which shall be at least thirty DAYS be-
fore The session OF said court TO be holden at
Burlington on the last Tuesday save one of
March, A. ID. 1896, which shall be deemed
sufficient notice. and that said cause be con-
timed TO the term in March aforesaid.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this eth
day OF January. A. ID. 1886.
NATHAN b. HASWFLL, Clerk
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-02-26
GUY BoyntOn's Estate,

TENllE Hon. the Probate Court for the
n District Of Chrienden, Comes the
Subscribers, Jededah Bnyn,on. odmlnrstra-
tor of the estate of Guy Boyn,on, late OF
Iilnesburgh, deceased and represents that
the personal estate of said deceased will not
be- sufficient To pay the debts he therefore
and hereby makes Application 4" said
Court, for license to sell SAID estate for he
purpose. JEDEDiAH BoYNroN.
STATE OF VERMONT, Al Probate
District V ChHenden, So. Court hol-
den at Winston. N said District. On the
18th day of Feb. A. d 1895, 1t is order
ed that an account b" taken OF the debt :
and also the proceeds IF he personal estate
Of sad deceased, and that the heirs and all
persons concerned in sad estate be notified
To appear before SAID Court ON the first
Moudlr o. March next at Il Chlttrnders
lloc. IN WlIl>ton, afnresald, 10 give bond
for the payment of debts. aud show cause
why license a. AFORESAID shall not b. grant
ed. and ,ha, such notice be gwen by publish
ing the above application three weeks sue
cesSlvely. as soon "a may be IN the Free
Press II newspaper printed IN Burlington
in SAID District.
Given under my hand, the day and year
fist nbpvH wrtlon.
GEO 3 MANSER, Pegisier.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-02-26
For Sale.

4zvA TlNIIE Place known bv the
H....sA q name of the Edrdse Place.
';:sss#3 It CONTAINS forty acres Of good
.Asss.sG-.a....I valuable land, has on it large
two story House Two good barns. n COW.
house, n corn house. aud other out houses
both necessary aud convenient. This place
is well calculated for tavern stand. stu
ted on he main road from Darlington TO
W,Ilislun and about two mIlcs from the
College. The locality and situation of
the place. render It desirable stand for
any one who may wish to purchase, The
terms shall be mad" known by calling on
tho snb.crbrr. WILLIAM WHITE.
Bnrllng,nn, Jan. 8ih. SO.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-02-26

FFNllE subscriber Wishing TO change his
Z occupation and residence, aud feeling
unwilling to leave MS friends and the
wealthy town Of Shelburu destitute OF
Physician. oir.rs his House with con-
venIemt ont buildings and garden, on very
reasonable terms TO any Physician whose
qualifications merit the patronage OF an en-
ngh'enrd christian community, For further
information, empire Of
IoEL FAIRCrILD in.