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ID ED.

In Jericho on the Goth ult greatly lamcnted
by his parents, his friends and relations, ST.
LAS b. DAY, aged % years.
In New.lIayen VI. on the 23d inst. HARRIET
ELISA HAwLEY, wife Of ALLEN II. lIAwLEY
aged 2S Yeats, in the triumph Of her faith in her
Saviour Jesus Christ
IL Waterbury, It'll ult, Mr.. George Rood
son Of Oliver Rood, aged %. The deceased
was engaged drawing logs; by accident the
sled was overturned and he was instantly Kill
led. Printers in New York and Ohio are re
quested, &c.
In Wocott, % ult, Capt. Thomas Davis
aged over &c.
In Johnson, Goth ult, Mr. Samuel Miller, II
one OF the earliest settlers, a rcvoIutoner,
and for more than forty years a member OF
the church Of Christ.
In Berlin. LIST inst an infant, only child Of
Dr. Grin Smith, aged weeks.
In Chichester, n. II. 18th Dec. widow Ma
ny c. Drake, &C.
In Barnslead, n. H., Mr. David French %
In SulIed. Conn. LIST ult. Rev. Ebenczcl
Gay, in the list year Of his age and 4lth oil
his ministry.
At Gaines, Orleans co. N. Y. 10th Jan. Nh
David G.. Hopkins 81, merchant of Woolcot
VI. and formerly from Guildhal. 1t will be
gratifying to his friends to learn that before
death he trusted he had found peace in be
lieving on the Lord Jesus.
In Sheldon, Goth ut. Benz. Slearns, rcvo,
lutoner, 72.
AT Milton, on the inst LEMUEL b. PLArr
Esq. aged CD years. 1t has seldom fallen tc
our lot to record the death Of citizen whose
loss will be more severely felt by all who knew
him, either in aprivatc or public capacity
He retained his senses as long as he coulc
speak, and his last words were employed fol
tho good of his numerous family, whose Loss
is such as iow others have suffered.
Milton, 9Th Feb. 1887.
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THE KINGS COUSINS.

Even like those that kin TO he King
for they never pick their finger, but they
say, There is some QfNte King blood spill );
Holc comes that? says he that takes upon
him not to CONCEIVE; the answer Is as ready
as borrowers cap. lam the Kings poor
cousin, sir" KING IlENRy ".
The Kings blood is flowing in streams
at Washlnptnn. pavton nnd " lsc are III
hot pursuit of the peculators upon the
Treasury, and as often as they pinch one
Of the knaves he claps his hond behind,
and bawls out. "INhcte is some Of the
Kings blood split" And The party from
Maine to Florida raise their hand and eyes
TO heaven at The outrage inflicted on the
Kings most sacred mojes'y! How comes
that ?" roars Pcy,on. The answer is as
ready as "a borrowers cap; We are poor
cousins Of the King, sir" And the party
every where re-echo the answer They are
poor cousins of the King, sir Touch no,
their sacred persOpS!h
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ST.. AUGUSTINE Ian 90

r.
On Sunday nioht last. the scn,incls STA.
toned at the rates and brjdre. heard dis.
tinc,lv the tcport of three musicts n, Ham
sons plantation. and carly next morning #
wGs oscortalned that some Indions or no.
rrocs had made their onrearancr thoro. and
Ind nttcmp,ed 10 steal some horses. Tbev
had broken off hoard from tho s,obla and
,oI;on q saddle whom tho Seminal hoar,m,,
the noise fired He WAS Instantly fred nm
an nv tho in,rudors wbo ;n,mnd,n,oly AoG
CAM. Hanson followed ,hn troi far soy
oral miles and di.covernd Sims which oc.
orn,,,lo,od ~, H., ,,,,,, ,l,"I,, ~.
denl to roturr IN tho nav, d,v ho
oil v.;,h ,orn, force and ,,,l,n,nod ,ha,,
Williams Manhattan gO milo, rron, ,i,,,
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wbich L,Ind @ onJ w. , """ "'nu al Tomes
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~ bo a,,u 'nI ,h ,u,""a r;iI,I s"ppooeu
,rans rne ' - 'i "o'1 N.Y. ".'p NC
whoso ra,,, ,,'a, ' rar ,,,n 'eu TX ~,
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NOT wei boen ononnI Thaso no1,roa,, haua
M damn, hron nrnv,inr ornnnG G,r sn,,o
DAYS
S,,onr srs,;c;oos ora ,ov on,or,oinoA
that Hasa s',n,'I;,,, ho,,,, h,,
some free npgrnos, whn rrsiIa nm Ana.,.t,o,
Island and ~ warrant j.. u,,y On, tnr ,hs,.
apprehension. WV " "V'
il i osccr,o;nod ., what star, tho or,;-
clos vere bnurh,
A letter from an officor of tho ornv 4,
ted Cnmn Dada 10Th I'm ,a27 s,a,a,
"To d,v CON- Io.nn a,,'nod r.,n, Tn,aaa
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Mission TO FRANCE.-Rumor says, and
we credit her ladyshp for once, that Gov
ernor CAss, our present able and accom-
plished minister to France, is TO be sacrlf-
ced to the demon Of msrule at Washing
ton, and that 10. SEwALL JONES, Esq. OF
North Carolina, is to be his successor. Al
so that EUGENE VArL, E.q. formerly of the
State Department and now resident in Pc
ris, is to be appointed Secretary Of Losa-
ton. We regret the sacrifice Of Gen. CAs~
- for such it is intended to be--but if that
gentleman is to be recalled, both the new
minister and his Secretary, will prove high
ly acceptable appointments to the people at
large Courier.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-02-10

Mexico MIR ELLIS, our late charge
d'Affalrs to Mexico has reached Washing
ton, and another communication has been
made by the President to Congress on the
subject of our relations with that republic.
From despatch Of the Secretary Of State
Mr.. Forsyth TO Mr.. Ellis in date Of the
Goth July last, we perceive hat the depar.
ture of the latter from Mexico, was in con
sequence of Instructions sent hIm from
hence under that date.
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10 the Public.

FENllE subscriber has purchased Of G.
Z GoopnIcH, his Book Ending tools.
stock &c. aud has removed the same tn
ne building formerly occupied by WM.
WAINWRIGHT, for tin ware factory,
where the Book hiding business will be-
carried on in all us varlous branches.
SAMUEL HUNTINGTON.
The Subscribers have formed connexon
IN the Book Binding business and will do
binding in ali its branches. Blank. Books
ruled to pattern and bound To order. Or,
dcrs sent by mail for Bank Books, Binding,
or Ruling paper, thankfully received and
promptly executed.
The patronage of the public is respect.
fully solicited. S. HUNTINGTON,
NJ. r.. LYON.
Bndery a few doors east Of V. Harring
tons Bookstore.
Burlington Jan, 81, 1887.
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MARRIED.,

In Montpelier, 3Ist ult by Rev. Mr.. Kelley, Mr.
David Carton # Barre to Miss Mary Wheeler,
IN Worcester, l>r ut. by Amos Rice, E,q, Mr..
Ephraim Cutler to Mrs. Melinda Erwinc, both OF
Montpelier.
In Stow, so h ulr, by Rev. Mr.. Pier, Mr.. Levi
Mobiles Of Iiydcpark TO Miss PhIcna Parish OF
Morrisown.
In Norcown, l7rh ult by A. C. Noble, Esq.
Mr.. Isaac Powers TO Miss Pamela Capp.
In pcacham, % ult. VIM Narnum Esq. to NJ ISIS
Mchi,abIe Chandler.
In DanyiIIe, Mr.. james Guile, jr, TO NJ iss Fanny
Hill.
In Landau, n. II. Nathaniel Nation il. Of Ver-
shire, to Miss iiehecca King.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-02-10

FROM Chill AND PRRU. Letters from
Buenos Ayres to November 4, received in
Boston, via Havana, state that information
reached there from Chill that hosiIities had
actually commenced between PERU aud
CHILL, and had been officially communca
ted by the British ministers to the mer,
chants at Buenos Ayres.
A letter from Payta stated that the Chi
ian brig of war Achilles mad been in the
barbor of CalIao, and captured three or four
Peruvian vessels.
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rumoured that it has secured the friendly
Offices Of the American Government, for
the adjustment Of the dispute between
Mexico and Texas. We take it for gram
ted that the Independence of the latter
country, is to be made the bass Of the ad.
juslmcnt. It. is well understood that Santa
Ana is prepared to meet the question on
TINS basis, and indeed is pledged to use his
influence to effect the proposed arrange
ment. But whether the Mexican Govern
ment will consent TO such humllialing terms
or whether Santa Ana will even be permit
ted to land in Mexico, is quite problemati-
cal. fit be true, as reported, that he has
been ontIawed by the Mexican Government,
1t is plain that he is not in condition to
exert much influence with that government.
The Vera Cruzans have always been en-
lhusaslc in his favor; it was they who
formed the nucleus of the revolution by
which he rode into power; and it is posi-
Bile they may again rally around him. not
wIthstandng his rcverscs, and indemnity
their fortunes with his own The manner
OF his reception in Vera Cruz Will form an
important pnge in the history Of coming
event, in Mexico. The news of it will DC
awaited with much interest.
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WANTED.

IMMEDIATELY, IA smart and industr-
4 Gus youngman,fro eighteen to twenty
years of age as a Clerk or attendant in a
Store IN this village. One who has had
some experience in the business would be
preferred, and a liberal compensation will
be given.
No one need apply who cannot furnish
good testimonials OF character. Inquire
at this office.
Burlington, Feb. 9, 1887.
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NoRFoLK, Jan. 80.

General SANTA ANNA and Colonel AL
MONTE, his Aid, from Washingto. via Bal
tmore, arrived here yesterday morning, in
the steamboat Pocahontas. The President
having directed him to be conveyedto Mex
leo in one of our public vessels, the barque
Pioneer, Lieut. Comdt. TATTNALL, tone
ofthe exploring squadrons, now in this port J
has been ordered for that service, and will
sail with the General for Vera Cruz this
day.
The result of his mission to this country
is as yet imperlcclly known, though it j.
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NOTICE.

SnIE agency of the lands of the Society Tor
~ the propagation Of the gospel in Fofelg"
parts, for the County Of Chi,lcndcn, has oeen
transferred TO the subscriber. who will receive
The rents due upon said lands, at his Once.
cver,h store Of Mcssrs. Lyman & Cole Court
House Square. GEO. IS. oH'a":
Burlington Jan, 10. 1887. ."
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A NNUALS for 1887 reed by
n VERNON HARRINGTON.
The Magnolia,
Friendships Offering London,
The Fairy Book,
The Pearl,
The Gift,
The Token,
Religious Souvenir,
The Violet &C. &c.,
Dec, %, 1886.
COOKS received by V. HARRINGTON
Clark'S Promises,
McImaths'S Religious Life,
Christian Radlcalism,
Legend Of st. George,
Draper Parallels,
Christmas offering,
New Years Tokcn--London,
English Navigatois,
The Jewell,
German Tourist, &c. SC.
Dec. 81, 1896.
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Brushes and Bellows.

yNIIlS day received from the manufactures
tA, full and complete assortment ofClOth,
Hair, Hat, Ta,ors Cloth, Horse, Stove, Shoe,
Floor, Fancy and plain counter Brushes, and
Fancy and Plain Bellows; for sale low BY
ROBERT MOODY.
Nov, :, 1886.
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FiRE.-.1t .Iiiiedgeuitie, Geo. The stew

FiRE.-M JNiAedgeuitle, Geo. The stew,
ards hall of the Oglethorpc University,
wac entirely consumed by fire on the 18th
inst. The building cost about $4,000
The greater part Of the clothing and effects
Of the students was burned. The steward
of the institution is also a sufferer to the
The whole loss is computed at 5000
TEXAS. Accounts of fresh massacres by
the Indians on the Western frontier of Lou
lslana are contained in letters from New
Orleans. dated the esd ult.
The Texas army, under Gen. Felix
Houston. are preparing for another inva-
sion from the Mexican forces.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-02-10

IIERRfNG,--Thc Yarmouth Mass Register
relates of tins interesting fish, that in the wear
1891, Ebcnczcr, Nye, and others Of Falmouth
for the purpose of admitting herring, opened
an outlet from fresh water pond, through
the land, to the sea- To give the experiment
Il fair trial, they put a few dozen Of live her.
rings into the pond. The second year after.
few herring were observed ascending the
outlet into the pond, and since, their numbers
have been annually increasing. Last year %
barrels were taken.
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CALVIN POWELL, JR. \ CHITrENpEs
SAMUEL SHERMAN .4ugust term
aud TRUSTEE. "A. d. 1886.
THSHE plaintiff commenced his action
n against Samuel Sherman an absent
debtcr and Levcrett Sherman, as his trus.
ZEE at the August term of this court in
1888, counllng on a note executed by
Samuel sherman, for S72 90, payable with
interest IN four years from Oct. |, 1880 and
dated Sept, 5, 1880, which has been con
lmued from term To term to this present
term, and It not appearing hat said Sam
neI has had persona notice of this suit the
'ald sHlt Is again continued to the term Of
ihIS Court, 10 be holden at Burlington in
and for Chlllenden County, on The last
Tuesday save one Of March 1887, and the
plaintiff cause the substance o.! his declara.
non and tins order to be published in the
Free Press at SAID Burllng on, three weeks
successfully. the last of which 10 be thirty
days before the session Of SAID Court, and
that said publication be sufficient notice to
SAID Samuel Sherman.
Dated at Burlington this 5th day OF
September, A. ID. 1896.
n. B. HASWELL. Clerk.
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The New York American, saws 1--WE have
read with great interest and entire convic.
ton, the defence by this gallant ant il.used
oillceI, oihis Florida campaign, as pubscd in
the National Intelligencer.
The lactS-some Of them hitherto unknown
to the public-and the chain of evidence de-.
veloped, not only prove that General Scott
ala all that, under the circumstances. could
have been accomplished, but that, both for the
origin Of the war with the Sememinoles, and
The inefficient mannerin which it has been
conducted, the government at Washington
Is alone responsible
congressional Election in Indiana, 10 I'll a
gacdncy.-An election took place lately in the
Indianapolis Congressional District. to supply
'he vacancy occurred by the death of Mr.. Ken.
nalrd, and resulted in a decided Whip fri.
umph. Mr.. llorrod, the Wing candidate, was
elected by majority Of 2l0 over Mr.. Wick.
his Van Buren, opponent.
SOLITARY and alone put this ball in mo
ton &c. &c.--Ertract from Senator
BenionS Speech on The Eapunging Resoiu,
ton.
10 which, he ought to have added
twenty years ago put ball of different
kind in motion, and it lodged in Old Ick
ory's arm.
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BURLINGTON ASSEMBLIES.

The fourth and last assembly will be held
at the American, OIL Wednesday, ED Of
February, 1887.
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CLOTH LOST.

a OST on Friday the 3Oth Dee. last, be.
4 A tween Jeico Corners and Capt Joseph
Smclar's in Essex, one piece OF wine coored
pressed CLOTH, containing about eleven
wards. labelled Il. Bruce, Wllliston also Il
piece of snuff colored luled Cloth, containing
from eleven to thirteen ydS marked J. 7. Il
with linen thread, on enc end and directed To-
81 Z. Rtckwlth, Wllliston-to be left at .eri-
co Corners" Whoever will deliver said cloth
to Il, Bruce, Chlltcndcn's Ferry, Willston
or give information where it may be found.
shall be literally rewarded.
!. p. BECKWITH,
Il. BRUCE.
WIlliston, Jan. ), 1887
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Notice..

Notice.
ITa meeting of he Directors Of The Col,
~ chester STRENGTHENING Company dpi4
hoLiea on The 2GN day Of December 1886 ii
lcas ordsred That an assessment Of, fire doiiars
be iaid upon eact stare IF Tie CaPjtH stoct
Of said Company TO be paid on or before the
first day Of FtbrUayy 1897 and u ,CUriter
assessment Of fire doliars upon each share Of
sid Captal stock 10 be paid on or before Tie
first day Of .uarch 1887.
GEO. u. MARSH, PreA.
Dec. &c, 1886.
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Burlington Female Seminary.

FEVllE Summer term of this Institution
Ii wll commence the % Of March aud
continue ? quarters without vacation
L Is very desirable that pupils 10 town and
abroad, should enter at the commencement
Of the term. Board, including washing,
wood and lights, $50, per ar.
TUITION.
In English studies and Latin $500 per or.
French 800
Drawing 3 90
Instrumental Music 1900
Vocal Music LOO I"
TRUSTEES.
ALvAN FooTE, n. Is. HAswELL,
J. s. PoTwIN, Henry MAYO,
Il, w, BENEDICT, GEORGE p. MARsH,
HARRY BRADL., 5. i. Howard.
Feb. 10. 3w.
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Cold Weather Articles,

.lt The Cheap Cash Store.
DUFFALO ROBES. Fur Caps and
ID Capes, AlJttens, gloves. Moccas'ns.
Over shoes, Satin Beaver. for Bonnets,
,haws, &c, 1000 los. Cotton batting.
Also new stock Of carpe'ing and wooIleh
warm Brood Cloths, Casslmeres and Sat-
linetts. all for sale very cheap by
S. E. HOWARD.
P. S. Wanted--A first rate English
Ingram Carpet Weaver.
Dec, %.
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The Last Call.

vNNIIE subscriber having wasted one
T. year since he closed his business to
settle aud receive payments from those IN.
debied to hin, finds it impossible for'hln
10 spend further time TO attend to It per-
>onay. He would therefore notify the
fe,0 WHO have not paid that his demdnds
viii in few days be left with an attorney
who is man that is to be found at all
times in his Office and WHO will settle wleh
them in bis opn ,cay. l.. LOOMlS.
Burlington, Jan. IS 1887. Sw.
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It is said that one Of The peaks Of the
Rocky Mountains mas an altitude OF 25 900
feet, winch is nearly equal to the llImaIya
Of Asia, the highest range in the world.
There are said to be several other IN the
same altitude, and the Ncksburgh Sentinel
states that Mount st. Elias, which has
hitherto been deemed the highest Of the
Rocky Mountains, is computed at $4,000
feet.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-02-10
DR.. Wayland, of Brow University is abou
publishing a work on Political Economy.

THE CLINTON FAMiLy.--lt is rumorcd that
the Clinton family have heard of property
worhia milton sterling, to which they are the
Inca heirs. 1t is situated in the country of
LongforG, Ireland.
And old maid in England Of the name of
Vaughan has left an estate of S15O,OOO. as a
remembrance, to her brother.
General Gaines has, it is said, intimated that
he will shortly retire from the amy.
General Scot, has as we Anticipated and
are glad to see, been cxoncrsted ly the Court
of Inquiry from all blame during the Florida
war.
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Nathan Aliens Estate.

STATE OF VERMONLx
DISTRICT OF CHITTEsDEN. }
The honorable the Probate Court wlrhin and 'of
the District of Chitenden. To the creditors
and others concerned in the estate Of Mailman
Allen, Late Of " ,lIison in said District. deceased.
NTHEREAS David French administrator %
w bonis non Of said deceased, hath MADE sp:
pcation to this Court TO extend The Tune Iln'..sS
for making payment of the debts of said deceaseu :
twelve monlls from the first day Of February neHs
and the 4h day Of February next, being ass'gn S
for hearing IN the premises, ut the ottice OF 'ne
REGISTER Of this Court and i, having been oroetso
that notice there Of be given by publishing ,h's OF.
der three weeks successfully in the Free ffess' a
news pap printed at Burlington, before the ''n'
fixed for hearing
Therefore. YOU are hereby notified, TO- appear
before said Court AT the time and place aioresa'u'
then and there, to make objection if any you nasos
to the said time OF payment being further ex'e"oss
as aforesaid.
Given under my hand this 10Th day Of January
A. ID. 1897.
WM. WESTON, Register.
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Harry White, convicted of burning the
Treasury building at Washington, in March,
1884, was on Friday last sentenced to ten
years Imprisonment in the PenItcn;lary.
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WEEKLY HretIp FxrRA-Issprd every "Wednesday morn
nine o'clock. Price 6t cents copv. Furnishes -
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all those pspers ~ ne
usual ra,es-alwavs payable IN advance.
requested address thein ettsfa
rss Gordon Bcunew proprietor and oil letters sbvses
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they particularly adapted for dsortc's Incident The
FEMALE SFx. See advertisement the 9TH page OF this
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Physician and for sale by her appointed Agents price, IS
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