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November 80 IT'S
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,SUsc Of Negroes, by sria .atsniissts.


fs1IIE subscriber will proceed, on the lst day OF
Jaauaty nrNt, u, Eafly's Mil, ~ s'n'pneli
several valuable Negroes. Tor eas ;.
lie vii also, II Tie same tine aud place, hfr out
10 or , valuable Negroes, belonging 10 the estate ut
1nur T., scott decreased. for the ensuing year. anu
rent = 1tf,et al Land btlongineto sad estate, ola
l,,,,t ln5.efs. ooN IN the occumncy OF John Alex
,,It,. HENRY T. EARLY,
Laff gutrlltaa, aaR noir adm'r Of
.l,ine Il. ScoH. decd
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o. The Nashville Republican ofthe 23d ult. says
-. Gen. Robert Y. Hayne, the distinguished Prcsi-
dent of the Cincinnati aud Charleston Rail Road
Company. addressed the two Houses in convention
last evening" on the character and claims OF the great
work in which he is engaged. At O'Clock he gave
way for motion to adjourn, and will res 'mc his re-
marks at 0 clock this morning. The spacious ball
Of the House OF Represenativrs was crowded toex-
cess and the of spectators included large
number of ladies'"
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CASH sAEE OF NEGROES.

EeGRSUAN1' to decree Of the Circuit S"prro'
Couli OF Law aud thancrry idr Buckingham
county the undersigned commissioners app"iuied Tor
the purpose, will the frst ,Ia, al January neNi, At
the Tavern OF James =. lshell, III the town al B,ni
Clcek IN sad county, sell to The highest bidder
ion o,sl The Slaves belonging Ia the estate {" noun
- Nmgtcld, dee Il. twenty o. more ~ RUNNER, ana
n all ,Irs,linlinus should an, be al no value thtA
will be put In the lowest builder the tahef giving BOND
aud security, conditioned okrep Comfortably Iced
and ,lothe tlem dutnr thcn lives, directed by said
decree. J. l. h''th " Conn,
". i. BotoCk,S
DEFENDERS 'os
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-04

0~TS The Richmond Enquirer complains, IN It's
usual courteous manner, that III charging II with clio
sing its columns 10 the discussion OF the Sub lreasu
~ Scheme we were guilty Of misrepresentation aud
injustice We never intentionally inisrerrcsenl that
Journal and if we did so, i'll the present instance II
must be attributed to the fact, that, not exchanging
with IT, and being indebted for occasional pc
r,,sal OF its learned columns tho polleness ot Il
TREND we did lave copy before ns At the mo
men OF writing the lule paragraph which las sof''s
ed the venerable Editors dandrr. We wrote under
the impression left upon oar minds from h"SiN
perusal Of the article upon winch recommended, and
in Which, we regret to perceive, we d'l II observe
the saring clause to which our potfe and ee"tc1@"f9
contemporary SO lipn.p l9ny refers to convict Us OIL
the mcanncss of misfcrcson'r ''"' Ia "'!'" ~
falsely says no paperis dstinstsr.s yuan '''
Vrginau. We snhjoln Tie Enquirrr's palas,.l -
upon which our assertion that that paper had 4" de
rcrnncd to close It's columns hc discussion Of The
Sub Treasury scheme Was pradicaied, as naet Of
= Justice to that toothless viper, as we as to Our
selves:
- We wish hcnc elorll To loibrar al discussion up
on the Sub-Trcasury scheme. We are wiling 10
refer the question to tho wisdom of Congress. We
have determined. therefore, To say nothing ulefc about
it, unless we ale urged 10 II lay imprrous consdc-
rdious We have ari hi To rNpeci, therefore, tha;
others will let aone-and me viii TOT publish any
such structures as yon have thopgh proper address
to u.s. We respectfully rcconmeudit In on friends,
avoid further discussion ia ths, OF N other pcs
Others, however. must do rs they please and the
press is free To them
a. Since the foregoing was IN type, We have re
ceycd the Richmond Wig, containing the subjoin-
ed arcIc, from which It Iiiappr5r HAT were not
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eheapencd. Perverted aud abused Is II Las e.'"a
by the dominant party Ton the last eight ,ea's' II IS
now the theme OF ridieule every "heie' 1t cannot
sinh lower than 1t is--because 1t cannot be employed
Tor baser purposes.
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E.aud AMI scgrocs AT Auction.
etuc tract Of Land.
Asso. the following Slaves.

On credit olone year, eSceptas 10 the sum oil SD
VIZ. Mana. aWoman Judy, agirl, and w llsoo aud
Sau,fr, valuable BOYS. The purchaser OF the l'and
will he required TO rive deed of Trust the sauc,
md the purchaser of the Land aud Negroes, hpuds
also with approved security IL secure the payment
Aetne rs Cominissonrr. will convey no othof utle
tlmn Is vested IN me Surh, hy the decree doresad
FRANCIS POLLARD, tomr.
he, n3W
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.......l m $40, aud restore the administration
,,s government 'ohe original principles OF It's Tor
-, "a mote II be :
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-04

o. Thr Conservatives of New oIh bal >cpa-
rate loll fcation in commrmoratou of tn. defeat Of
loco foco principles the recent election III that
State. Their oasts are more violent iiIdh those ol
the Wmgs-aS for example:
Orr Rpiors-Re.mdlr,e al the FIST principles Of
Political Economy, winch teach that capital can
not be changed III It's dir, econ, aud urerd oui ii IT.
hablual channels, without injury 10 individuals and
disadvantage to national wealth.
Jhe Sub Treasury Srtcmr--"Ihc better runea-
cv tor on. public scrraais aud tie worse currency
for the PnorLE."-"LA ASIDE by our late Prrs
deut-REJEcrrD unanimously by thu Republican
members OF the twenty fifth CongIess-LtID ~ tn
TABLE bv our present rcpf"rcniahes-ahd VOTED
DOWN ny THE pEoPLr-" Disturb not lis ASHES"
Our Creda .System-'Tbc experience oil half 4
century has proved il be the great instrument oil
our unparalleled growth aud prosperity.
The Rich uad Inc Po0r-1hrir mutual urcrssl-
ties mutual wants. and mutual capacities, must ever
make them the natural triends of each Other, and
whoever seeks sever them has either mistaken the
philosophy ofhuman society OF he is die enemy Of
his
BY Isaac Lucas-1He .Spb- Treasury .>cI,mc--To
its advocates, we would holdu the Declaration OF
our Independence, point lurhc Renaissance, lie
hath erected a multitude of new Offices, aud sent
hnher sparns Of officers 10 harrass our people, and
cit out thcr substance, then ask them 10 pause and
consider"
BY. w. r. Cooke,-I vcN rreaiotrR Currency
inform, OF equal value cicait ana use, Wherever
itmay circulate
BY f.. NJ. Smth.-Ihc COMMUNICATIONS, ilee
and indcpendcnt-any alliance with A2ralians. ln
del, aud Radicals, would be h-dson 10 Humanity
our Country and our God.
Anouymous.-'Fhe Patcncc Of the Mint droPs
-Bcnt-on destroying the country by hls SPcc,o"a
.Spccifc may lie be compelled 10 swallow hs own
no,t,uns, and happy will the People be when he
comes to his "iaSt dr0p.'
BY +. II. VI WeH reguiated C1cdt Systcm-
lieldng equal benclts hciich q the poor, giving
universally to capital and protection TO It's use and
employment p we wish 10 PIE serve and regulate,
but not to destroy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-04

VIRGINIA At rules hedn the Clerk. One "frl,e ei.
cn superior Of law aud CHANGER Tor llf'o'dronn-
the 9Th day OF November, IB6
William II Cabell and A-ne, = H. In VII lohn L. ttn
bIr Roh.r Gamble, mud Elizabeth " Nit ilpnna='
oea,ast
Jnmo. Campbell, epris,ng rseculor oflen", hwnhmdo-
ra.rd amnrl Phillips krm0 ii"'son, j., Edmund lot-
wood, Edwin I. Royell nnd llAl, tn IN wiz i'h ,'N'
Kin Charlie, v1n fodariu G"aln nnl Jan H. f"nt-
Kin the last lrce inint', an'rr'i ''"rs OF No. .,.
l. Gn,YcfU.
III, pcfulont. Relatd G"ntio bo mr. entered M mp
pra,ucc aud oisen security, according 10 me act I" AT
b, lf,41mor, c,idce bo h. inhohlnn Of Ibis
commonwealth 1t soIrr fh't hc do appear here on i
his order he inserted III e"Hpnpot published N eh-
or somouls cces-iye' aud posted at The hon door
OF the coutthou'e ei tii'eonnlY, on sonm court any
''''9 JOS WILSON CLERK.
yIRGlNIA.-Nrnlr.h rd IN the Clerks olrc The cir
cut superior flaw md chnneery Tor Bedlr conn
nirl : II9, Plaintiff
Aaron Wired, md " pm Hurt administration Of lisn
Hunt deceased, and administrator with the will nnNed 6" %
/, Inn dcee,ard. DcLndnut7,
i Cu,NcEnY.
Tho Defendant Aaron hllr, hnYine entered his az
,nnrr and ai,rn security, ACCORDING 10 ic Assembly
md ulc oi this count mud Appearing by satisfactory f
drncc lint nahtant ofths commonwealth II Is
ordered ,bar m do appear here the first dn of the ten
and answer The paiut bill that i. order he inserted IN
SOM newspaper, published in I,nrbburg for months
posted the on doot of the courthouse Of
this county, some count DIV.
roPy-feslr,
JOS. WILSON. Clerk
Dee. w2n
vlRGINlA:-t rules held in the Clerks Office orhe c
superior of lnw aud ohnnccty, ion Bcdo ooun
", the 9Th day of November, 1887
Henry Hatcher, Plaintiff,
against
Adolphus Pccola- and james W. pibrel commission
chants and partners trading under the style and firm of \.
Pccolas Co. John Thompson, Jr, John W Bagwell and
Archibald Hatcher Defendants,
IL CHANCERY.
Tn, Defendant Archibald Hatcher not having entered his
appearance security, ncromg TO the act OF Assem-
bv aud the rules this aud appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that he il iuhab'tan oi tins commonwealth
II is ordered that he do appear here tho first day OF the
term, the bills OF the Plaintiff that tins order he
inserted in newspaper published IN Lynchburc, for two
months successyc and posdat the front door OF the court
house Of th. county, some court day.
\ oopy--Teste,
JOS. WILSON Clerk
/ Decl WIN
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N1RGlNIA AT = tnenh superior CONT OF
Law aud Ghanecly. continued aud held 10, Bed
ford county. nj the Count house, on Monda, the I'll
day al October. lc35.
Thomas Sale, Sher,n of Bcdtotd, and rs such nd
mia suator OF Jan,o, b"nbN deed, fIhniiil,
aeoipst
Powell ONul1y Ills own right. aud "A aaminlstfa-
ten Of Powell oWubs. sen. deed. Thomas DAVIS al
niul,ilalot al Nm Dwncy, decd. Jancs peN adint
ol Nally 'l'homson, deed. Nicholas auel mi
Matilda his wife, Beverly Robinson aud sally ms
VIE, James Martin aud Betses his wilt, Maca1all
DAVIS j. a,lm'r. of Edward G"aih,n. deed. Jacob
FcazcI. Sihs Taylor YIN. Faqna, David Jones and
John &. NOEL, pe!fnd9nis'
IL CnN>erHf.
TN, day. this cause came on to be tuftl"l heard
upon The papers lotntfy read. and upon 1lr amend
ed hlll Glrd since the la.t learns-upon eous'dell
iion whereof the Cou.fltln2 ol opuhon that The dc
fendlnls in the amended bill whose interests ar al
fctrd by the report oil the commissioner made IN this
cause. having been made defendants since l1' sad ff-
pom made, ought not Ia be subjected Ia decree
lot the Appearing by that tepotl 10 be dne-dotl
therefore order, that the SAID iepon be lcf"mhlilifd
10 the COMM hp inale IT, iat hun 10 CONSIDER
and report tlcleupon rs heretofore dneeIcd,
Copy -tcsrc.
los. WILSON, ON.
COMMANDMENTS bfrnI, I
Liberty. Nov -, 1897. \
The palic, IN the above eause will iakr notee, that
have appointed Flid y the 9th oil JanunY llt5sD
next 10 commence the execution OF the foregoing
decree on winch day, Al die hom ol 10 u sloch N
the morning, the, are requested 10 attend ut my Of
&C. IN III, town, prepared lot the examination OF ihc
account fs)ened tom tie lolreo'ns dce,cc,
JOHN A. WHARTON.
Dccembei WI"
.~potNIA - u Rules held IN rbr Clerks o0ca oftl,o
r. ,n,, Snpcrio, ceuro Inv und Cbnnee,, for bedford
,,,u, at, II. = 9th day OF November, IHh
Il. l.f4,tr lar
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Mich Cow Eos. sale.
HAVE good Mich Cow with Young La,,
4 sale r. I l't> y ui-n
November 80 Ell
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Con, Gaissiomcr's sale OF EaRd.

ny pI zRSl'ANCE Of decree Of the Judge OF the
/ Circuit superior Court of Law and Gh1ncetN.
for The county of Amherst, pronounced On tie OH
,l,N Of Apli, le]1. The ra,e of Abam Caftrr a
qain.i Julm Daniel. surviving administrator wlh
lie viii annexed oil Madison Ware, deceased, and
others the undersigned. who thereby appoIntcla
commissioner nr that pup So, VIII, on the 5Ht dug N
IaauarY $50, and on the premises, oir Tor sale 10
the lqhos bidder, Tor ready money, two thrds OF the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-04

o. writer in the Enquirer deprecates the agi-
tation of the Sub-Trcasury scheme in the Virginia
LEGISLATURE next winter and the instruction OF Ell
thcrof our Senators in Congress. lie urges the old
Hbjp docirine that :" it lessons the importance OF a
great conservative principle the Right OF Instruction.
to apply it so frequently, and where constitutional
right is endangered, great political evil likely to
be fixed upon the country Precisely the argument
urged by the W higs when Ncssrs. Tyler and Leigh
were instructed 10 vote for the thrice Infamous Elk
pungiuc Resolution. And what greet =" constitn-
onal rlehl" was then in peril, which could be- ver;cd
only bv the mualion of the journals Of the Senate !!
What great political evl' threatened the country
which could only be stayed by drawing black lines
around resolution of that body ! But now, when
constitutional question ofdeep Observation-Disclosures
the President instead OF Congress- shall be made Gus
todan of the public mouy--iS involved and when a
nreat political evl--the Sub Treasury scheme
does threaten the country; we are asked mol 10 cheap
en- the Right of Instruction, by resorHg to that mods
OF securing the unity of State vote III The ieoefa
councils Why. the Right OF obstruction ca"i'7' be
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-04

o. Wilson Lumpki, late Governor Of Georgia,
aud supposed to be Il whole hog Van Burcnte,
has been elected Senator from that State in Congress,
in place Of john p. King, resigned. His opponent
was John Macpherson Berren. ia majority Of the
people, instead OF the Legislature, could have con
troed the election, Mr.. BerIien would have been
elected.
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weg.gEi' t,O0Ahg'G sg0g'ES,

Winch lui neatnc#s aud despatch IN Cooking, aud
.avinr 81 /. ABGE .ud WOOD. me uneqaalied bya-
NV othrf stoves tnihetlu invented. lie would re-
inyite Ill those, WHO have not as set suppl
e NIlhs desirable article and vito wish
To eir,aIl one half ter expense iol woad the ensuing
winter. ~ call immediately aud supply themselves.
The iot'nA IN csithcate has been politely iornlsi-
ell hunll sDue oilIose gsn0enen WHO lave ssen
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-04

G - The Maaisonian, which may he Ic saidsd !,
the organ ofthe Conservatives, oppose, The Spr'id
Dcposite system, - or any athnr modification oil the
Sub Treasury scheme" What VIII Mr.. ltltchle say
To that For own karts We do not regard II rs Il
modification of the Sub Treasury scheme At all-b0t
rather OF the State Bank Depostc system.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-04

A. The Madsouau throws cold water on the En-
uuircl's flyorite maxim, bear and olbcar.' 1t de
clares tla the Conservatives never VIII unite wlh
those " ho have coalesce1 with tie Nuilyrls Oh the
one hand and the Loco Facos on the other.
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VIRGINIA-N rules hellln 'he Clerh .oh,ee oi HE er'
emit ar,perlo court of law aud ehnncoN, Tor Brp ronn
Tho 9Th day of November, lBB
William II cabell md Arue.a :. u. In VII jon q. rBr
bic, Eohr ea,nhlc, md Elizabeth " Mn, ilnnnl#,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-04

V1IRGlNlA AT - Cneuh superior tout Of
Law and GhancctS, continued aud licldlot bed
ford county. At the Count house CA Monda, The I'll
dav al October. lc35.
Thomas Sale, Sherll oi Bediota, and as such ad
min .natol Of Jane, bWnby, decd Plaintiff,
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AaD EG0SoRY!!

fH,lIE SUBSCRIBER takes pleasure in inlorm-
~ III. friends aud the community 1T 'afgr. es-
pr, ail, those lln ar fond Of having elr ioodneat-
is ul.lntrl ~ q rhrup expense tor fuel, that he ex-
poets ma trV days, eve Al additional supply o'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-01-20
Lemuel Curtis & Co.

A RE now receiving their Fall and VIM
IA ter purchase OF Goods, which with
their former stock, comprises by far the
largest and most desirable assortment they
have ever had the pleasure Of Offering to
the pubic comprising
Broad Cloths; blue, black, violet mixed
drab, brown, and every fashionable and de
slrabe shade.
Double and single milrd Cassimeres,
PLAID, striped and buck skins.
Mohar, Pilot and Lion skin over Goa,
cloths. ) cases French, German and En-,
glISh Mernos, Alaplnes, Reshie check
tg'd Mcrlnoes. 2 cases English Chu,z
and Ruby prints. 6 do. domestic plate and
furniture do. -Four hundred ps. coored
Cambrlcs, from Q l.2 to l2 l2 cts. 9
bales A and Ga ticklngs.
Coored Ponlt de- Sole. Gro de Naples
and Gro de Rhine Silks; Super Italian Gro
de Swiss and Matteon Silks Ten piece,
super fg'd Salins. Damask Tablet, raw
SIR, Chally and Tibet wool hdks. a, G.
8, and l2 4lhs white scarlet and black me
rlno shawls. Forty dozen from to 10 4
Prusslan and worsted do. Blankets OF
evary description. Mackinaw, rose and
common do. to 6 4 Flannels; white and
color'd Russia sheellngs, towellng. diapers
damask table covers, 4 to l2.4lhs. &c.
Burlington Nov. 25, 1886.
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|k|!k|'I2' GO;
&2@ M ga u l&SIIC3S
For the cure of
C0fds' .4''hmas' Uhooping Cough. ,p.lling Of
Blond and ConSumpiions.

ICELAND MOSS grows plentifully in Tho
l. Island of Iceland, from whence il takes
lis name, and in all the high northern lati.
ludes OF Europe and Asia, where its Medicinal
qualities have been long known, and bipblv
apprccated' This plant contains a learper
proportion of pegeiajie .Nuciiage than env
other known substance and in combination
with it is bitter principle which acts most
bcnefcially in giving strength 10 cases of great
weakness and debility of the lungs, Tho
knowledge OF many of our most valuable med.
lcines, Tor the cure of diseases, have been oh
ta'hed IRON observing their effect on brute
anlmals;-so in the case of this most invaluable
MOSS us virtues were first discovered by
'he'r effects on the hardy, long. Tired and
sagacIous Rain Deer, which derives its prin-
c'pa' punishment from the Iceland Moss, and
whose milk becomes so highly imbued with.
lis Balsomc virtues, that il is used with tho
greatest confidence as sovereign remedy by
the inhabitants ofal those countries for tho
cure OF all diseases of the breast and lungs. In
France, this compound has iona been known.
and extensively used and 10 its sauiary effects
as much as TO the salubIity of The climate, j.
probably owing the very small numbe
oijddf cases OF consumption in that country.
compared with Great Britain and the United
States. This Syrup contains all the medicinal
virtues OF the Moss in the most concentrated
form, and is prepared from the original RECENT
from Paris, only by.
+. HUTCHlNGs & co. baltimore
ANA none is genuine unless il has their Iac~
s'm'Ie upon each bill of direction also upon the
envelope, lrand sealed with their seal.
). a. ). II. PECK e. Co.. wholesale acen,..
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fOR general use,n ca-cses of Jaundicc
morhd sensiblry OF he stomach and bow.
els, loss OF appetite. fGld breath. cost,ye.
ness. Piles. and all diseases nrl.rnp tro,r
hillary d"rargrmeuis.-olsn for cnrrer,;n,
the S'n'e ct the blood. and clo,usirc ,h,.
system "'!'"ul hnd vIscld hnmors. These
P''s are a MD ca'hnr''c. producing neither
r"'hs nor gripping, aud are therefore n val
"ah'e and highly approved moc,cme, and
are pronounced a. such hv the nos, d..
''ngul-hcd physlrisp..-- Each box cn,-
tanning SO Pills. Pucr27 l2c,u,. htv
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RusseIl's Itch Ointment.

This choice and safe ointment is said 10
be superior to any now in use. for that dis.
agreeable aud oa'bsome discaseIhe ITCH
rms h'mpnt Is 50 certain N rs rpetaijon
That no person troubled with the above
disorder ought not TO be without, il. f. ia
remedy Tor cn'aneous eruptlons. scorbut-
&c affections OF the head. or any other
breaking out which arises from sbarD nm
mours in the blood. Price e5 cents n bor.
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vNHE PAINTERS AND COLOR

TIME PAINTERS AND COLOR
Il MANS complete GUIDE being n
practical and theoretical treatise on the
preparation Of Colors, and their application
TO- the different kinds of Painting; in
which is particularly described the whole
art OF House Painting: by G. f. Tingry,
Professor of Chemistry, Natural History
and mlneralogy, in the Acud. Of Geneva,
F'or sale by V. HARRINGTON.
Dec. I6, 1896.
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TO all whom this may concern.

rNIIE subscriber would respectfully in
n form the inhabitants Of Burlington
and its vicinity that he has opened a shop
on College Street, in the room under the
Free Press Office, where he intends man.
ufac,uring portable. full shaner, inleys.
side, and plain SADDLES plated, gilt,
jappaned, and polted HARNESSES, of
various descriptions hard leather, iml'a.
ton, bellows top, and common TRUNKS d,
CARPET BAGS PORTMA NTEAUS;
Pill Bags Vallsses. and such other arti
Giles as usual in his line Of business. Car
riage Trimming executed in the nentcst
manner, and Military Equipments of all
descriptions manufactured to order
No pains or expense will be spared in the
selection Of good stock, or 10 the manuiac.
turing of the articles, Any persons wish
ing any Off The above articles will please to
avail himself Of Ibis favorable opportunity,
as | shall sell on reasonable terms.
The subscriber hopes, by industry and
punctual attention TO business TO merit a
share Of public patronage. All orders
promptly attended 10.
SAMUEL S. SKINNER.
Burlington, Dec. I6 1886
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-01-20
The subscribers are again re-

The subscribers are again re-
celvlng large addition to their stock u;
Crockery and Glass Ware.
Cut plan SCREW top and press Lamps,
Astral Globe and Hall
Cat and plain Champaign, Whip, Lemon.
ade and Jelly Glasses,
Dining sets complete, from ZIG to 200 rs.
Sup. White, Gold Baod and Printed CA,na
Tea Sets, aud almost every article IN The
line, which will be sold as usual. on HE best
terms
LE.WUEL CURTIS {, Co.
Burlington Nov. 25. 1886.