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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17
PU BLEC SALE.
MILL PROPERTY,

Az PC GHLJ SAILS
ANING fully determined 10 settle INV
y self 10 the Western country, aud a. a
- evident 10 alt tbst II J. best not To have
property scattered ~ different section, Of
cOuniry, and also as ! have had several ID.
Plications Tor my "BIooAEET MuL," IwiI.
therefore, TO accomplish nv own end. and
to give az equal chance 10 all, sell. at public
sale, without reserve, before the Court
House door, 10 CbsTlesiown. on .M,rIas "a,
2lt day u .4Sga'f, 'n'i. (oeing the irst esy
Of August Court,) that valuable
Mc8RduAYP IlctC.t HH
And IL acres Of Land sttsehsd N
thereto, situated on ESsTt's Run, three mile,
southeast Of ChSrlcsiown. aud eommonI,
called The BioeHsTy .N,H" The Mil d. o.
good repair. has three run Of stone. and /,
able g. manufacture from 5 900 10 4. 900 bar
rois Of hnu'-io one season. Any person Wish d.
'ns 10 see The property. w,i please call on
Mr. WV HEsEtTT, tl0 miller, who will sbsw
the same.
TEEHs- 81 900 10 hand, and the balance
10 annual payments Of $500 each the sfIsr
payments 10 be secured By deed Of trust
A. ~, SNYDER
Aug. }. 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17
0AO4l01,


an OyeTscer Wanted.
WISH 20 employ 90 Ovtrsssr, for the
~ snsniuE Jssf Tos man veil qualified
10 perform the duties rsqa.fsd " biua IN a. IL
espsoity, end sho.s fsmdy 10 smsu, I can
oHsf god situstton aud tosfai wages.
MATTHEW RANSOM.
Cbsris'iow", isHstson County, va.1
Aug 90. fs17.
n Wuslssfsr RstuSgcan. F,ssisrfsk Hsr-
all eHd Hsfreafoa Iss1es. s. aad end &C.
rsatifs fs Al n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17
Land Gor. NoIe.

A@tSd TOT SHGGs
y pursuance Of . decree Of tho Circuit
u superior Court OF Law Bnd Chsneery Zoe
Londoun county, rendered Al the JUICE SDt-
cal Term, 1897, va Ine case Of samuel Glen
deuing, against Samuel ". YounK's admin
Isirator, and the heirs Of the aid samuel
w Young, al be void 60 tho highest bid
der, en- tAs STA dag 81 s'Pisnbp neat. the
TRACT OF LAND
" the bill and proceedings mentioned. - hich
lies m Jefferson eounIy, bstWes1 the she
nandosh river snd the Blue Ridge, within
thrrs or four miles 81 Hsrpsrs-Fsrry, ed.
joining The lands belonging to the United
states and Others. sad farm contains about
26J acres. Of winch a far pgoPoItiOn 10 10
timber.
Fs'ms--oas-ihird 10 be pad IN hand, the
residue "a tao equal annual payments, ~itb-
out interest tiii due. the purchaser 70 exc
cute his bonds. Nth = deed OF trust on the
premises 10 secure the actual psJ meat u
the sane
The sale viii take place % the premises
shout the middle u the DAY.
7. HOCERs, CSu.mS.
July q, is17 IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17
80 PRIZES OF 81. 200. &c. SC.

lII0 prizes Of lat drawn No, SIa
1850 do. "a. Sd. Ath. or 5thl 10
$3.50 do. 9th, 7tL, sth, 9th, or 10Th, 8
$3.50 do III, ~, -, ~, or I5tbl
SO. 3Oo prizes. amounting TO S54O, 300.
Tickets tlo-IIalvss 15-Quarters 80 So
or Purchasers IT tickets male before tbi,
date, IN ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. CI.,, y
(srs A.n.srr'' eireOlAr) if they retain their
tickets, ~ill have the same decided aud u.id nv
THIS scheme. ard eau have m additional tick a or
share la this Seheme, or the money Tor the diff
Terence, without charge, OF have their whole pur-
chase moaey refunded q sny time before tbe
drawing. on application TO the agsnt or ycnder
IRON whom the purchase vas made.
SLFPOr Tickets and Shares or Cer,i6.
Gates Of Packages in the above Splendid
Schemes, address
ID. .. GREGORY a. co.
Managers.
(Suceessors to Yates & M'IntJre,O
WAsHIssTos CIrI, d. c
BT~ Orders from . distance BY mail
promptly attended TO, and the drawings in-
VAriabIy sent ss soon ss over.
Aug. ~, 1887.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17
MNHIGR.
LAST Gl0T1GF
FOR SALE,

IL rerD healthy aSsd Ltkefu
IE 10 -EGmD,
&ht IL years old, and being too ,oun =
~ Tor lsrse family, wish To either sell
or make an exchange for one that i, hesl,h,
good cook washer, SC. sc. ANY person
wishing to purchase or exchange, viii nal,
'Pi,I.atIo" 10 JAMES COATES.
harpers Ferry, Aug. 10, 1919
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17
FOX SALE.

EIc3 no O:SGa A3lO IfDEr
A BOLIVAR, now occupied by MIR, A..
= N IHAs. This property Is pleasant, .,,a-
a'ed, aud will be sod bargain, II sppl,cs-
ton be made 10 me during TIE month Of Az
gust, 10 CLarlesiown.
JOHN 5. GALLAHER
Aug J. 1897
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17

500 OF Day. chip of the ''ulI bloei"
We have partial returns from seve-
raj other districts, but nothing concln-
sive.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17
POSTSCRIPT.

We ere tueebsea 20 our ffisnd Of the Balti
more Chronicle for eopy Of his daily pspe
of Tuesday morning. IRON which ne s,trae
tia latest slsetios news. We viii BE- Thankful
fos rsPstitioo Of the favor on the sane do,
Of each vsek. whenever any thing Of impor.
lance srssspires-
Frs~ ths Bsiiisssys Ch,enieis.
NORTH CARoLINA.-From tho Fay
et,eville Observer we have received 4
slip dated August IL, which furnishes
the following returns:
Serenfh Dyiyrcf.-In this district.
which was represented IN the las, Con-
gress by Debery, (Whig,>N we have
incomplete returns which show IN in
crease for the Wings. and the Observer
supposes the reelection Of Mr.. Deber-
~ is certain by an increased majority.
Eighh Disfricf.-Iu thi. the Raleigh
District, very warm contest has been
carried on between Graham (W.) and
Montgomery ". b. Graham has a
majority Of 81 votes. though a,the Pre-
sidential election Van Buren, had a
majority Of l4s. In three precincts in
Orange county Graham has a majority
Of LEI. The contest will be close.
but we fear the scale will incline ~ IA.
vor of Montgomery.
Fy7h Disfrict.-We have no par
iculars, but he reelection OF Gen. Jas.
Mckay, (V. b. over Gen. Miller.
(also V. b. is said to be certain by a
large majority. This is one Of the be.
nigbted districts.
Fourth Disfnet.-Chsrles She pard's
wv. y majority is certainly upwards Of
500. In lst}5. :lat District gave ma
Jointly Of I67 against Us!
TENNEssEE.-The present Cover
nor. Newton Cannon. has been re-
elected by very large majority-,he
returns indicate even by a larger ma
Jority than that obtained by Judge
White for President
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17
10 sPLENpIp PRfEEs.

] prize Of Sic, OOO--01-'J0 prizes Of
Sl.OOO, 80 Of $50. 90 Of 40; 90 Of
200. GO Of lGO, 60 Of $50, 60 Of
100, go Of 100. 60 Of co 60 Of 50,
100 Of 40, l2O Of ID. l20 Of 25.
$500 Of -, l77O Of lsl drawn No. ]
IL 1850 I'd, 81, tih. o. 5thl 10
$3.50 10Th. 7th. sth, oh, or 10th, ]
E. $3.50 [ llih, 18th. 18th. i4th. o.
18th, o dOllars--amooniing in ell 70
5AO,9OO Dollars.
ss.ssssss
Whole tickets tl0-tisiyss Quarters 90 50
ssssssstssssssss
kCFRos tishsts % shares. spply - o. ~
dress JOHN CLARK,
(U's&sg - .Hsss,~J BALyissns.
Aus ~, fs17.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-22
vi A II Il ] T. ID.
Christmas and New Years,

DRESENTS can be found IN abun'
l. dance a, the Book Store. Among
the ANNALS for 1888, the "Cheistma'
Keepsake" may be designated as one o
peculiar worth.
JAS. w. IIcKoK.
Burlington, Dec. 90, 1887
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-22

M, 10, This be as i, may, think II is our
du,v and interest TO observe '""''"9
beliireran,s strict neutrality " '""''"
nails Of either party come an"n. VS. Nv :"
,rco, them with kindness ana hoSp''""'!
md inst cad Of Increasing the an'h"s"E '"
tho nor,ics towards each other. or ni pea
cinc ourselves in the aspect OF enemies 10
either party bv our personal r'nht".' W
nv the resolutions Of our pubic niec''he-'
Lot Ms do what we can TO a'lay 'NcU'm'h'
and ia keen the minds OF all n"d'r Tue con
,rol of rroson aud common scr'c me
belliocrcn,s IN their h,ghly excited condi''"n
hovo marc excuse Tor pa>souate and even
;n,orndcnt remarks But there l. II" r"a-.
on why we should not Keep c'o'i ana '
nppcars 10 me to b. gong quite ~" 'or' y"
moon,rv the ,nconsldefn,r rrmn'ks' ot even
,bren,s of obscure and h'a''d 'n",V'ona'~,
into so much importance. n !" make 'h'h
n prc,ensc for raising n I'd atm'ng m''l'nry
force along our frontiers
Tb,, ,hrre are abuses IN the aGmlni,lfh'
,ion of,he government ct Lower N"ha"a'
I do not denv. bu, | think u Is 'qna''y 'tn'
Tho, tho home government, has ever mani
res,od n wish. as far as possible, TO correc'
,bom. and while | repeat. that there Is
nothing in the conduct of the government
TO Justify the present rebellion ! nave ""
obiec,ion TO the separation ol Canaua from
the mother country, since a majority 81 inc
inhabitants seem to desire H. coma " or
effected on amicabc terms. although !
think ,ho, Canada would be the greater
sufferer IN consequence "t me s'pata''"h'
Ru, in the present state ct things wheh "o
amicable separation Is out oi Tue q"es''"''
I conld not encourage the present struggle
for ;ndenepdence. even it ! believed Tue
COLONY to be truly suffering oppreSs'"" from
the measures Of the British government III
os much os consider il absolutely lmp"S.'
hlo for i, IN achieve its Independence III de-
fance of the power of Great Britain INA,
nation is now at peace with all inc won"
-hor immense navy and standing army are
lvnc idle and if 1t is her dc'etm'na ION ~
retain her dominion she can scEu "n' ,h we
s,,;pr with the utmost case, sulilcl'h'
fn,ce 70 garrison every village III the prov
lnce. Under these circumstances u W""''
seo, tina, n moments ref cllon should W
sufficient, tr convince the warmes' 'r'ehu'
of Conad,an independence that me Whn''
cfPpc; Ct aiding or encouraging 'hose' WIG
.,e now in arms against the govetnm'n' %
the colony, will tie only TO pro,rac'' H',I'
LONGER. the unequal struggle, ana thereby
;nc,eo 50 the cfln.ron of blood, aud the sui
terincs and degradation Of those whom hel
would serve. A"'0oS'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-22
THE
y lew BOOK STORE
Dec. 6, 1887

Il! tic stand formerly occupied by Smith f.
Harrington.
YgVHE subscriber has just received a stock
4 Of Books and Stationary, which he does
not hesitate to say, has never been surpassed
in cXten: and value in Vermont. Among the
STANDARD WORKS
on hand are to be found, the Encyclopedia
Americana. Ilumes England, Gibbons Rome,
Fcrgusons Rome, Gibbins Greece, Italians
Middle Ages. Pluctatch's Lives | vol. Svo.,
Rollins Ancient History vol 8vo., Marshalls
Washington, Burkes Works 3 vols. 3vo,
Frankins Works. the Works Of Johnson,
Hannah Moore, D'Israei, sc. &c.
TIE POLITICAL WORKS OF
Shakespeare, Milton, Byron, Goldsmith Pope,
Colcrdrc, Wordsworth, Copper and ThOmp-
son. Young. Gray. Beat,c and Collins, Rogers,
Campbell, Montgomery. Kirk White, Pollok,
Mrs. ilemans. Mrs Sigourney, Bryant, &c. SC.
MISCELLANY.
Addisons Miscellaneous Works 4 vols. 8vo.
Err. ed G. ills iompelana vols. Gvo. Eng.
ed, Waveriy Novels 81 vols. Aratcsque bind
ing. Irvnrs Works. uniform ed, l2 vols
Bulwers Works s vols 70 mo-. Marryaus
Works, Mrs Sherwood - vols, lrvings As.
toria &c. &c.
ItGLiGiOUS WORKS.
Dwigh's Theology ,MIlmau and Waddinglons
Church History. Chamb ler's Works. Dicks
Works, hboo,tS Works; Life of Christ, Sud.
dardS British Pulpit, Joscphus. Cruden's Con-
cordancc Gaslom's collection, Bibles and
/ Prayer Books. an extensive assortment Of
Hymn Books, Watts and Select, and Methodist
! Christian Lvrc SC. Sc.
/ SPLENDID ANIMALS FOR 1888.
/ The Parlur Scrap Book vol to, the Literary
| souvenir, Religious Souvenir or Missionary
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-22
STATE or VERMONT,

DISTRICT OF CHiTrESDEN, ss.}
"A i Probate Court holden at Burhur>
LA ton wnhln and for the Dt>Iric; afnrc
SAID on III" twentieth Of day of December
A, ID. 1887 An Instrument purpor,inr
!" be the last VIII aud Testament Of Hcuty
v. Boardman, 'ate of Milton in said Dis
'rlc deceased, was presented 10 the Couu
here for PROBATE, BY samuel 6oa-dman
and Hector Adams the Executors therein
named.
THEnEroRE it is ordered by said Court
that public notice b. given 20 all person,
c"ncetned therein to appear before sa,t
Court, n session thereof to BE- holden o.
SAID Burlington on the second "Wednesday
OF January A. ID. 1888, and contest lht
urcba'c of SAID WI. aud it Is further
ordered that thus order b. published tire,
wee Is succ"s>lv"lv III the Fec Press
newspaper prrntcd a Bnrhng'oh. IN lt,
STATE. the lat of which pub,carlnus >hal
b" previous to The day assigned, a. alore
-a't fnr hearing.
Given under ny hand ar The Register
Office. THIS 90 Il day Of Dec. A y. 1887
WM WESTON Rec.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-22
MERCHANDISE.

ca Chests, II. S. Y. II. Tyson and
w Pouchong Teas.
10 Bags s.. ID. and real Java Coffee.
10 d" Pepper and Pimcn,o.
8 Kegs fine Ginger.
Is Mats Ca.s'a,
100 Bovcs and quarter boxes fresh bunch
RalSlns,
40 Boxes Bar Snap.
40 " Windsor Shay NO Soap,
Casks No. Snlcratu,,
10 Ilhds Porto RICO aud N Orleans
Sugars.
90 BIS lump and double refined loaf 90.
10 B'xe> Pipes,
90 Koe> and boxes p'nI ard Covcnd>h
T"blccn.
10 Bb)- pound and half pound cut do.
6 Nos. | II 9 rhrwlng do.
GO Jars Lorlllatd'- Maccoboy Snuff,
Is 2. pa,nut Wood Pals,
100 Qolnal~ CD Fish,
G TwtcoS North shore Salmon,
10 prpc. HulL and Bal,murc GIN,
6 bblS. American GIN,
G hhds S.. Cook Rum,
50 AXIS old Mad. Sherry, old Port ,
Malaga and Mo"arIr, pure Wines,
90 Baskets Champagne do.
10 halt plp'> pure SIgncUc aud Amer
icon Brandy.
6 Boxes Starch,
90 Bags Shot,
GO Kegs Powder,
Nnlmogs Cloves, Gasaia BUDS, dried
Currau's &c, &c.
5000 gallons pure fall and winter Sperm
Oh
IRON, STEEL, sc.
80 tons EughsI, Wagon, Coach and
Cart tire,
Swcdes and old Sable Iron,
Sanderson's Cast, German, English Bis,
ter. American and Sprlnc Steel,
Russia and American Nail Rods,
Gro Bars,
Steel plated and cast Iron Sleigh Shoes,
Hollow ware, Pl"ugh castings,
Wagon Boxes. Mil C,anks,
Bark Nils. Potash Kettles.
Vices, ANY H.. Spades. Shovcls.
Forks. Halter and trace chains.
Stouo's Gas, Steel Axes, IA superior or.
llcle and warranted.
TIN PLATES sc,
100 boxes Is \ IN plates aud extra size:
900 do Canada Shcc, Iron,
G5 BdlS EagI>b and Russia Sheet Iron
assorted Numbers.
100 Bills Icon Wire assorted.
Cases Sheet Copper.
Rvr's blk, TUNED aud copper,
Since, Il pr &c Sc
STOVES ~ TRIMMINGS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-22

Necessity asks many lavors.
TIME subscriber earnestly requests al
Il those indebted to him for blacksmith
ing 10 make immediate payment without
fallen All orders in his line punctual,
attended 10. p. p. MARKHAM.
Dec. 20, 1887
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-22
(s}1B}Og9-IMys}IMSa

41B5Og} I,.n..2' yRIMSo
n nm Chests Old IIyson, young lily
- WV son, Tyson Skin Souchong. and
Tuuka Tea.
90 Coddlc> very superior Y. Hyson do.
10 IIhds. MoIasses.
10 Llhds. New Orleans and Porto
Rico Sugars.
90 BIS. best Loaf Sugars.
90 Bags Coffee.
30 Bags pepper and spices.
10 Kegs pure Ginger.
100 Boxes Musca,e and Bloom RaisiDs
SO Boxes Bar Soap.
rs Boxes Pipes.
100 Mats Cassa.
Tletces Saleraus.
45 Bis Am Brandy.
10 Pipes Bat. Gin.
do Holland do.
4 do best slrnelie Brandy,
g Ids. Winter Strained Oil.
10 BIS. do DO do.
for sale by
FoLLErr g. BRADLEYs.
H., G 1907
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-22
STATE or TER.NO.NV. }

Stare or TER.NO.NT
DIETRICH IF CHlrTE>DE> =.
A u II pf"bar" Court holden a, Burlinr.
IA ton. wilhjn and Tor the district a'orc.
SAID 40 III" nineteenth day of D"c"mb"',
a. ID. 1887. m w. rumcnt purportIng ,u
b" IA" last VIII and Testament of iona
than Breckenridge late of Charlotte in
SAID district deceased, was presented to the
Court here for Probate, bv Goorge Per
klns, the cXccIOr, therein named.
Therefore II Is ordered By said Cont.
that public notice be given to all pcrSnn,
Concerned theron 10 appear before saI,
Court. nj a session lhcrcofro be holden At
snld EnrlnG'nr. on The Cd Wednesday t.
January A. d 1888, and contest the bro
bate OF sald WIZ: and II is further order
ed that th'S order b" published three week,
SUCCESSFULLY in the Free Press. npwspnDp
printed At Burlington, in lhl, STATE, III,
last of which pubHca lonS shall be- prcvI.
aus to the day assigned, as aforesaid 70
hearing.
Given under my band at the Kegs,crI
Oihce. this 18Th day of December \. D
'"3I WIN WE. TON RerjSitr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-22
From the Burlington Sentinel.
A RHYME FOR THE NORTH COUNTRY.

RHYME FOR THE NORTH COUNTRY.
BY RUFUS W. GRIswoLD.
Ho sons of gay and gallant France,
Whose sires on many tented held,
With bow and sword and shield and lance,
Made every naughty Brjton yield,
Who, in Burgundy or in Maine,
Sought Freedoms children to enchain!
Will We look on and calmly rest,
While ron I'd a ryrans altar flows
Your brothers. blood your country's hest
An offering to your countrys toes-
And not one effort make TO rear
Another-Frecdon' there
IIo. dvellors on the maintain hoiThts- ~
Whose hearts are of the iron mould,
Dare We no longer for your rights
Grid on the sword whose edge, OF old, ST
Struck terror in each Brton's breast
Whose foot upon your border presse1E
Will We sit down your henrihs beside \
And, when your children Freedom name,
With trembling voice the pratlers chidc,
Lest it should waken to flame
The hate which, even for breath,
In Freedoms cause, condemns to death
Shame shame upon the coward tall
Who dare not say he WILL BE FREE
IN him who dare not sound the call
To Freedoms Field, from sea TO sea!
Who will not NOW his sword unsheath,
And with it Freedom win, or death
The voice of blood, from Patriots graves,
CriesVengeancetoryo your couniry's wrongs!
Commands, if you would not be slaves,
To rise and burst the yranrs thongs,
To lift your standard sheet on high,
And, meath its folds, be FREE, or die.
From old ST. Lewis castle walls,
Where MoNTcALM's ashes sumbcr yet,
A voice upon each Frenchman calls,
To march, with ball and bayonet,
That Freedom once more to regain
Atwhosc shrine thousands there were slain.
Up, then, we young men and ye old,
Put on the harness for the fight,
In Freedoms cause be strong and bold,
And Con Will victory give the right
Up, from the Huron TO the sea,
And thunder that YOUR LAND IS FREE.
December Is.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-22

Star'crS Rotary. Improved Rotary.
Patk"'S ptoph'cv & premium e. other
patterns of Cooking Stoves.
C"nnda and American plate, box aad
pnrlour do.
Dumb Stoves and stove trimmings, on
hand, and mad" TO order.
5000 JOINTS S'"v" PIPE and Elbows,
"A l. S o.
On Consignment from Peru Iron Co.
Cllulonvrllc.
1000 kegs 81. Al, sd. Cd. 81. lOd, l2d.
cod, cad, sod, 40J, and 5Ol nails and
brads,
10 tons SO inch, to inch, round and
square Iron,
tons RouuG Iron Ia to 5 in. wide,
5 " Sno" Shapes, from Sail bury,
500 boxes Window Glass of various sizes
and qualities, from Boston,
A5 tlhd' and hal! pipes New Rum.
The above good wrh very many not
enumerated. are ,fftred in hats To sn,'
purchasers and on terms rha,"cnnI be beak :
II. F. 81 w. l. STRONG.
Burlington. Dec 9" 1887
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-22
John Talt's Estate.

STATE or TERNONT. }
DlNTRrCT OF CHlTvFNuEN.Ss
7hc Hon. HE Projaie CouH for he district IF
ChHcnden. To MI perSons concerned IN Nc
eStdie Of JOin TAI, late ofW,ltsioa, IN said
diSittt licensed, iaiesiaie
GREETING.
Nv IlEREAS, Aaron Taft. administrator
w the estate Of the said deceased, propos-
les to render an account of his administrations
ind present his account against said estate Tor
Allowance at the PROBATE Court 90 be holden
! Il the Eagle Hotel in W,lIi,lun in saG Dis.
r'ct on the thrd Monday Of Janlatv next;
| TnEREFoRG, You are hereby notified 10 ap
tear before said Court, at the tine and place
lorcsold' to Shcw cause, irany YOU hayc.why
the SAID account should not be allowed.
Given under my hand and seal orsaid court
at Burlington in said District this 5th day
Of Dec. 4. ID. 1881.
CHARLES RUSSELL, Jaice.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-22
FISH
o. m m Qui,ials dry Goldfish, 90 Bbls,
t.b ~ ~ Hudson BAY No |. Salmon. for
sale by FOLLETT BRADLEYS.
Dee. 1897.

YEvllE HYGEAN MEDICINES of The
d BRUSH College of Health. The
nrn uinc MnrrSons Pills. received and for
sale in 25ct. 5oc' s. aud s. packages at
h, Variety Shop. TIE genuine Medicine
can be obtained IN this town only of
ph~GBnnS e. BRtNsNAID.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-07-11
un.c,n.,a yesEeiEE SC.

vIgN s6ha 6fisef ilaa uoRfcn hand q hapd.
CONC asuortnent nf Watches, JeWelry,
A. which he oters for sale on moderate
-, ,srrNs .-eonsisting 10 part as GolloWss
snneridrT Cold phtehts eNefs. lfnll Jew
e,Ied : plain do. fneg gold full jewelled, An.
e -hoT Fscaoement eVeFss Dvple1b do Gold
and fnW Iewelled. Silver CllronometoFs' 3
v yer. supefior article for time, Silver patent
levers. with hunting cases, double do. ano
double back; q great variety Of English
French, and Swiss watches.
SuDerior gold Chains, Seals. Keys, &c
ladies' heavy gold Guards. and Necklaces
Centlemen's do. guard and feb NnaIns' Z
ereat variety Of Breast pins ard FiDgeE
Tinps. from rs cents to $50 each. A hand.
some assortment Of Gold, Jet, Silver and
Cornelian Ear Rings, drops, &c. Gold col
Ser buttons and studs. do. sleeve buttons
Cold and Silver pencil cases and pens.
great variety. Ladies' gold watch hooks
fine gold Madelions, miniature frames La
lies memorandum books, with card cases.
Music boxes, AccordianceS &c. 4oTtoist
shell snuff boxes. A great variety. of Silver
Soup, Table, Desert, Tea, Cream and sal
Spoons, silver tumbleTss do. butter Knives
and sugar tongs, all warranted as tlrst rate
III kOtQ anu SttNCA
steel tweeaers, Nut crackers, great vari
ETY. Of fancy boxes, Superior dirk knives
do. pen and desk knives, dirkS, Bouie kniv'
es, belt and pOcketpistois, a great variety.
A few very superior silver plated casters
cake baskets, candle sticks, etc. He ha'
for sale IN addition to the above named ar
ticles, FIVE hundred or more, Of little anC
cheap things, entirely too numerous and te
diouS TO mention.
Considering himself as permanently Sc
tied i'm the Town of Columbus, he returR
his m ~ sincere thanks ard grateful &C
nowledgements to his patrons, the peopl,
and citizens generally 70: past favors, ant
hopes by unFemittcd attention to the abov,
business, to merit share ofPubiic patron
age.
N. B. He has in his Employ a first rat
workman at the watcI repairing and Jewel
ry business. All work left with him, vii
be as promptly and as well done. and at a
moderate prices as at any other place in tEIi
country.
JOS. S. TAFT.
Columbus, Feb. q, 1886. q
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-07-11
NEW AND FASHIONED
CLOTHING.

y FRAZEE has just received sn
H. now opening a Splendid and Exc
sive assortment of Spring & Summer Ca4
ing comprising nearly every article in N
line, which he offers at wholesale or r
tail, low for cash or on the usual tin.
punctual customers.
Persons wishing to purchase woun
well to call and examine his Stock as h.l
determined to sell as low as can be had
sny city ia the Southern States.
His STOCK CONSISTS IN Par.
OF Genlleman's Black & Fancy colugd
Frock & Dress Goats
do. Bombazine, do do
do Summer Cloth, do do
do CircaSaian, do do
Grass Cloth, Frock Coats, & Coates
White Linen, do do do
Brown, do do do do
Ginghams, do Go do
Round Jackets, Pantaloons & Vests
of every description. and great variety
Linen & Cotton Shirts,
Linen BosOmS & Collars,
Under Shirts, & Drawers,
Pocket Hdkfs, Cravats, Stock
Suspenders, Hosiery, Gloves,
Umbrellas. &c. &c.
May 2, 1887, 33-tf