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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-03-24


Waggery Ithaca Herald, Van
Burcn, paper, INDUCES in sly hi, at its
Chief "For once in their lives" says the
Herald, "Me political enemies Of onr pres
ent Executive must acknowledge That he has
committed himself. Yes. he stands soiemniy
pledged 10 sustain The constitution of his
country"
This is excellent. 1t brings TO mind a
parallel case of communal in Cayuga coun.
", which our old Clintonlan (bnt now Van
Buren, friend, r. j. Smith, used 10 tell
A politician had balanced his opinions SO
well as to receive the Nomination Of both
parties for Supervisor. and being equally
certain that the candidate was their own
man, committee from each party was ap
pointed to call upon The gentleman to set
tie the vexed question. Thus bcset, the
gentleman drew himself up and replied
~ acknowledge the RICH. of the People TO
know the sentiments of those who are cam
didates for their favor. am free To
speak my mind on thus subject am ready
TO avOw my sentiments openly and do
no's openly and boldlv auo'o mysey in fapor
IF The principles IF the Declaration Of indie
,yendence." IT is so with Mr.. Van Buren,
He stands solemnly pledged to support the
institution of his county !-.4b jour.
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LOOK At THIS.

APPROXIMATION wanted of EZRA b
ATAYLOR. formerly of Darlington VI.
who left this city on the 28th Of December
last, with large amount of goods belong,
ing to the subscriber, for whom he was
hired to travel as Hawkcr and Peder.-
lie was to be absent about four weeks, but
has not been heard OF since. He drove a
gray horse, with yellow Feeders Wagon
on elliptic springs-had n large stock of
Fancy Goods, Jcwelry, Cutlery, &c &c.
Any person who will give information that
will lead to The detection of the Viiiian or
recovery Of the property, shall be hand
somely rewarded, and oil expenses paid by
"A. Il. ROGERS.
3l4 Broad ST. Newark N. J. March 10,
1887 4w
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William Blanchard's Estate.

WE the subscribers having been ap-
w pointed by the Hon. Judge Of Pros
bate for he District OF Grand Isle, Com.
mis-, ioners to receive, examine and adjust
HE claims nad demands of all persons
against he estate Of WIN. Blanchard late
Of Isle La Mott in said District deceased,
represented insovent, and also all claims
aud demands exhibited in offset thereto;
and six months from he Cd day of March,
A. d 1887, beng allowed for that purpose.
we do therefore give notice that we VIII
attend to the business of our appointment,
a, the dwelling house of WIN, Stephenson,
III Isle La Mot, on the I'd Monday OF July
next from ten o'clock A. NJ. I'll SIX o'clock
L. NJ.
Given under our hands NJ Isle La Mott.
TIN, 81 day Of March A, d, 1897
WV STEPHENSON, J Coms,is.
NATll. llOLBkOOk, in. siOns,s,
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Thomas Reeds Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT
DISTRICT OF CHITTENDEN ss.S
The Hon. The Probate Court for the District of
Chittenden. To all persons concerned in the
Estate Of Thomas Reed late of Jericho in
said District deceased, GREETING.
NNHEREAS, Reuben Rockwell admins
wv traitor Of the estate of said deceased
proposes to render an account of his admins.
tration. and present his account against said
estate for examination and allowance at ses.
sion of the Court Of Probate, 10 be holden at
Willcy's Hotel in Williston on the third Mons
day of April next.
THEREFORE,, You are hereby notified TO ap.
pear before said Court al The time and place
aforesaid, and shcw cause, fany you have,
why the account aforesaid should not be allow
ed.
Given under my hand at Williston this Goth
day Of March A. ID. 1887,
WIN. WESTON. Reg.
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Jonathan Willis's Estate.

Il ~
DISTRICT OF CHITTENDEN.
The Honorable The Probate Court for The
District Of ChiHenden, To all persons
concerned in The estate Of Jonathan Wills,
Mte Of Wesyord in said District, deceas.
ed GREETING.
"HEREHS, David IT, Stone adminstra
w tor oflhe estate Of said deceased propo.
ses TO render an account of his administration,
and present his account against said estate for
examination and allowance at session of the
Court of Probate to be holden at Burlington
on the second Wednesday of April next.
THEREFORE, You are hereby notified to ap
pear before said Court at the time and place
aforesaid. and shew cause, if any you have,
why the account aforesaid should not be al.
lowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington this
eighth day ofMarch A. ID. 1887.
WIN. WESTON, Register.
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DIED.

In this town on the 18Th inst. Mr. LEVI CHAPLIN
aged As years.
In this town suddenly, on The 18Th inst. RANGES
ANN, only daughter Of Samuel Nichols, Esq. aged
6 years and 8 months.
In this town, on the 18th inst. Mrs ELvIRA II.
LYON, vile Of Capt. Dan Lyon, aged 81 years.
She bore her sickness with great caImness, aud
christian patience, being perfectly resign'd TO de-.
part and he with Christ, which is FAR better.
Resgn'd she babe this world adieu;
Resign'd we gave her up TO God
Triumphant from this vale she flew
A trophy of redeeming blood. Com.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

STATE OF VERMONT,
DISTRICT OF CHITTENDEN, SIS.
The Honorable The Probate Court for The
District Of Ch'tenden. To all persons
concerned in The Estate Of Noah Chiitenden
late Of Jericho in said District, decreased.
GREETING.
w HEREAS, Tho. Chittendcn admins
w traitor of the estate of said deceased
proposes to render an account of his ad.
mn'stralion.and present his account against
said estate for examinat ion and allowance
at a session of the Court of Probate. tn be
holden at Willston on the third Monday
Of April next.
Thcrefole, You are hereby notified to
appear before said Court at the time and
place aforesaid, and shew cause, # any
yon why The account aforesaid should
not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington this
l6ln day of March A. ID, 1897.
WIN. WESTON, Register,
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D0ct. Il. Hall.

OFFERS his professional services TO
" the inhabitants Of Burling' on and Wis
clni'y. as practitioner in Medicine and Sur.
gerv. Office over r. Mnodv's Store, for
mory occupied by DR.. Cobb,) corner of
Church street anc the Square. Boards
at ii. Thomas.
Burlington. March "a 1887.
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The other day, q I'll bill! Of the Suudusky

The other day, 81 bill! Of the Snndusky
Bank came into our possession. upon the
back OF which some wag Of specie. currcn
cy.man had written the following apostro-
phe
"Thou art, at hest, The ghost Of cash.
The spirit Of u specie dollar,
Thy paper fabric is but trash,
And u thy promises are hollow
Begone fear that thou art breaking.
Thou i'll conditioned, ragged ELF
Thy slight found may be shaken;
And now so clear thyselr!"
We apprchcnd the latter INDUCTION was
superfuous. Such "ghosts" are easier laid
than raised, in these iron times. You may
call them from "thc Vastly dcep," but if
they condesccnd to come at all which is
rarely he case with us-thcy are but tran.
sient visitants. and not all of the come
again class of spirits that bothered Mac.
beth. However, the writer is wit and
wng and has hit The truth in the first
lines of his stanza withal
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Spring goods.

ATHROP q POTWIN have recciv
IL cd few Spring Goods and will con-
TIME to receive by Stage until the opening
of navigation many articles il The fancy
line. They have now few ps. Figured
Peruvian Silks, Pink, White. Blue and
Straw coIrd. u new article for Spring and
Summer Dresses. Dress Hdfs. and Sewing
SILK. a few ps. Prints &c. &c.
Bur linuiOn March % 2337
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Genuine Garden Seeds

y AlSED for and put up by Joseph
~ Breck 6, Co. [Successors to Geo. G.
Barrett at the seed establishment, connect
ed with The New England Farmer Office,
North Market ST. Boston.
1.-THE above seeds are Of the crop Of 1886
and of the very best quality, being raised
by the most experienced growers expressly
for the above establishment, except such
sorts as will not ripen to advantage in this
country which are imported from the first
houses IN Europe.
Aware OF the great complaint that 1
hitherto existed with regard to seeds, and
Of the importance to the Farmer and Gard
ner of having such as can be relied upon,
every effort has been made at this 'eslab
lshmcnt to raise and vend such only as
will give perfect satlsfact ion."
The subscrb rs have on hand and will
certainly keep for sale at wholesale or re,
tail, seeds from the above establishment,
as agent for the prOprietor.--Aso
400 papers Ornamental Flower Seeds,
10 lbs Mangcl WurIzel,
10 " Ruia Baga.
10 " Fla Turnip,
~ r. e. w T. STRONG
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NEW GOODS

TNSE IN NE .Udrftt.
TUST received "BY LAND" A. the
- Vaiety Shop; Twist Combs; Chalk
Crayons; drawing Pencils, India Rubber,
fine BombazIne Stocks with Bows, &c,
&c. We are receiving and shall continue
to receive all articles necessary I" keep
our assortment good. We have received
some good and large cotton and scotch
gingham Umbrellas.
P.lNGBORN s. BRLNS.N.4fD
.Wn,rh l3 1887. 3w
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MARRIED..

In Willislon, on Monday last, by Rev. G. G..
Ingerso Mr. IcHABoD MATTocKs TO Miss
ANNE FRENCH.
In Essex on the 18th inst. by J Tultle Esq, Mr..
jeremiah, Fisher j.. to Miss Castina Near.
In Huntington the 10Th inst. by John Julson
Esq. Mr.. IIeman Remington TO Mrs. Elvira Rol-
Inns
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us that clean butter?' SAID like 10 q
cnun,ryman who had a wagon full of but.
ter. Guess it ought to be-" replied the
countryman-"ii took the old woman and
three of The boys III night 10 pich the hairs
out ont"
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B " y e TIT CT O Yr
FRIDAY MORNIN MARCH p.

We ought perhaps 10 inform our readers
that the late President has put his name to
document prepared by Kendall and Ben
ton, purporting 10 be th. "farewell address
Of Andrew Jackson" II is not of a char
acter however to require rrpubi'hing, as
it is merely a repetition Of his vetoes, pro-
tests. self Qualification. and the fierce and
bitter denuncations against men and
things continued in his several messages.
Its character will be readily inferred from
the following apology the editors of the
National ln,eigcncer deemed necessary
for occupying their columns with it.
1--WE redeem promise made to our rcn.
ders by inserting in this journal the paper
lately published as being hc FAREWELL.
AppREssof the late PRESIDENT to the Peo-
pie of the U. STATES. If we had not prom
} iscd tive do not know that we should have
assisted in multiplying copies Of Docu
mcnt, which is not in fact what it pnrports
TO be, because it is evidently no, the produc.
ton of the mind Of him whose signature il
bears. II reflects. indeed, the passions and
feelings Of Gen. JACKSON; bur, unfortunate.
ly, it reflects the bad ones as well as the
good, and those who are most likely to
pay any regard at all to the Address are the
least likely to discriminate properly be-
tween what is good in it and what is bad.
For ourselves, we believe in and respect all
the fcrvent aspirations for the welfare of
his country, and in the sincerity ofihe pro-
fessions of patriotic devotion, which the
Address impu'es to Gen. Jackson But
we also believe in the sincerity Of the YIN.
dlctive disposition which it mnnifes,s on his
part 10 the institutions he has been making
war against, and to certain prominent
statesmen whom he alludcs to with sufli
cient disiiDcness. We wish tina, he had
not recorded these as his last impressions
nor left them in trust to those who may be
disposed TO receive and hand down hi,
sayings MS the carnations of wisdom some
thing more than human"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-03-24

RoTATIoN.-The appointment, of Mr.
Lowry as Marshal, is certainly very no.
table exempl,fcation of the doctrine of rota.
tion-that is, rotating out of one Office into
another. Fifteen years sheriff--scvcn
years marsha then sheriff land embryo
candidate for congressional now marshal
again. One of two things results: either
his claims are very preeminent, or else the
party are somewhat defcien, in material.
And here, as might be expected, there is
some difference of opinion among those con
cerncd and not little speculation as to
the reasons for Mr.. LIS resignation in 835,
and his reapponment in 1897. On the
one hand i: is asserted that in 1885 he re-.
solved to rotate into congress, and belle
wing that the sherihIaliy would furnish a
better spring plank for that purpose, ap
pointed Mr.. Barker sort of trustee to
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Gold and Silver Watches. ~

WYE have Just added TO our stock of
w Watches. We have some fine gold
cased Patent Levers, plain and chazed, some
and some full jewelled, gold casee Repeat
ing Watches, gold cased Bulls eye Watches
Jeweed NergeS which run as well Lew
crs, fine jewecd LcEpines in gold and
silver cases, Silver Levors,& English Watches.
All the above Watches viii perform well and
are warranted, All kinks of Watches and
Clocks cleaned and repaired at The Variety
Shop
PANGpoRN e. BRINsMAID.
March II, 1887. 3w
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The Rev. Hora,io Potter, Rector Of 81
Peters Church. Albany has been unani.
mously elected to the Presidency Of Wash
ing'on College, in the place of the Rev.
Dr.. Wheaton, rcsinn ned,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-03-24

We publish to-day tn, correspondence between
X. NJ. Whitney and tho Bank of Burlington, as
reported by The committee Of investigation. We
shall publish The Whole report as soon as VIC can
find room for il.
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Gideon PrindIe's Estate.

To The Hon. The Probate Court for The District
ofChitenden, canes HE subscriber admin,sira.
tor of The estate Of Gideon Prindie iaie of
Charlotte in said district deceased, and rep
resenis That The personal estate oFsaid deceased
'cW mol be sufficient TO pay The debts and char
&c, thereof and hereby makes application 10
said Court. for lcence 10 sell The real estate of
said deceased for that purpose
GEORGE PRINDLE.
STATE OF VERMONT, }
DISTRICT OF CMITTENDEN. SO.
A T Probate Court holden at Burlington,
IA in said District, on tho 2lst day of March
A. ID. 1887. II is ordered that an account be
taken the debts and also, the proceeds of the
personal estate ofsaid deceased, and that the
heirs and all persons concerned in said estate
be notified to appear before said Court on the
second Wednesday of April next at the Office
of the Register of said Court in Burlington,
aforesaid, to give bond for the payment of
debts. and show cause why license as afore.
said shall not DO granted. and that such no.
tice be given by publishing the above applica.
ton three weeks successfully, as soon as may
be in the Free Press newspaper printed in
Burlington, in said District.
Given under my hand, the day and year first
above written. VIM. WESTON, Reg.
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VIRGINIA. The General Assembly have
passed law making the Safe elections TO
take place on the same day, in future,
Throughout, the State. Members of Cong
ross and Of The General Assembly, will be
chosen on the 4'h Thursday of April next
VIM II R,anc, another Of the Rtche
Co,erie has been elected U. S. Senator
from Virginia in place of r. +. Parker 70
ta'ed into better office.
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bold The marshalship for him while he tried
the experiment, but failing in his congress
sionol aspirations, aud no, having accepted
the appointment Of sheriff again, the office
has been promptly returned, according to
contract. On the other hand i, is alleged
that the resignation in 1885 was bona .fde
on his part, and that his subsequent np-
prinlmcnt is the result Of necessity, as no
~ fully competent to discharge the dn'ics
ofso important trust But whatever the
true Interpretation may be, all will admit,
that, as an Illustration Of the rotary princ.
pie. it beats Blake and Stanley, II to
no, hing.
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LYMAN e. COLE.

" TLL pay Cash Tor few thousand Ieet
w clear stuff White Pine Boards and
Plank, full 9 in. u, |, and So ~. thick
thoroughly seasoned, free from sap or pitch
Also, seasoned Hard Maple Plank 2 H..
thick. To be delivered at their Store.
Burlington, March 10, 1887.
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w. w. M e S S Err

No. 208 WASHINGTON STREET, BosToN,
Importer and Dealer in English, Canton
French, German and American Fnnc,
Goods.
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Pensioners under the act of the
18th Of July, 1896.
TIME following Circular having been
Il received from the comptroller, il is
published for the information Of those who
ore peDsioncd under The above act.
f.. ~. ENGLESBY, Prest.
Bank of Burlington. and Pension Agent
March l0,I837.
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DROTESTANT JESUlTISM. For sale
II bv V. HARRINGTON
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DESKS, CASES, BOXES, sc.

Ladies' and Gentlcmen's IL, ii. l6, IL. 20
and 90 inch rosewood and mahogany pearl in
laid and brass bound Writing Desks, with
Secret Drawers; ladies' and Genllomen's
richly furnished and plain Dressing Cases !;
leather travelling and jappanned Shaving Ca
SEES ladies' PLAIN and inaid, furnished ana
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Fine ivory Combs Of all sizes and prices /;
wrought and PLANE shell Back and Side
Combs, shell and buffalo horn Twist Combs !;
shell, ivory and horn Dressing Combs; pcurl,
shell and horn Pocket Combs; silver. Guilt
and jappanned metallic Twist Combs jet and
guilt shell Side Com5es.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-03-24

n B--Ordcrs from the Country promptly
attended TO and put up with great care.
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unfinished, rosewood, satnwoOd, birds oy
maple and mahogany Work Boxes; Il variety
ct sizes and patterns of pictured white wood
Cotton Boxes travelling roll up and lock up
Foriioios; pciIu'ncfy, jewel, handkerchic.
and glove cases; elegant Ch,ncse Tea Cad.
d,os
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n~YA word to the wise is suffi-

.Mnrch l3. 1887.
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POCKET BOOKS, CARD CASES sc
BRONZED GOODS.

"NON"'D VVVDNs
A great variety of unique and elegant pat
terms Of Bronzed Ink Stands and Thermomc
tiers bronzed Card Racks and Watch Stands
bronzed Pastilo Burners, tables Bells, Cologne
and Perfume Stands.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-13
MANlEArrnEl ND
2 . u ~ NJ - -T1-F-' : =
EsgEpgBg.sFsE .ST'GEsE.

ruIr,u CHARLES =. WAYNE, Manatei1r-
W sof liI-- aqi lgpor,, . e & lia9 Nv RI.
north Second fiaar pIuai aief Tor sal, aie' '
PR Iu,sar Gl..--, st mahogany aud other nun
let -,z. tablet and shaving "las-e Hardware ''''''
Plated Britannia and limitation Nii'fi y aics. t,;n,
Ilt- ALL riser esrrsn the Manufacture ct leohlh-
fac lrIie 4ul hmeatza Of Buuiuelaza end HheiaH I--
land arr eahledto aszua to-' ~ag m} be disfnsdi" W
case Of fleH. .4 tHHaf pue' aud sfnz are as
ng tha of lus niiRf establishment III any o i4 ''"
cities. NH.
f,a ana Desert -p.aas aha ana 'ssf11 t, ,' i
SOM "a zrr and tuld, Ladies sui aud Must4d SPOONS
ousr feass 'utf hh,e Ilsh >le.l- IN nal
Euu kuisfs, g. ttnfl 10 those aegHhi'',' WIN my
br ouf ri pu-r. Il aIaa as most asla el H ai.a p,.-
ul arrle Of hc use eonlnna All dafs all M =l 4
t'- o Genuine sli'er Is confirmed h the les ll'h o a WIZ
Y used H. and also 10 lis being TIT best substitute iof te3'
.il,5r ye lisro,sd 4 10 It's chapness il t. eaoaei to say
the pree II barul, mum than me N ri that OF SlNei.
Tn following ho Probe Hopkins viii elHe sohe h'
of lhsmat Ind seerti lips Of FURNISHED and exposed
several days the aeton Of Dilute sulphur i'ae Iu'
rae ard Dilute Aeie Acids, and also 10 solution oil com
mon ait The pess placed Upright IN e sia5s5, con
ainng tla liluid 20 be- immersed to about hall their
length Al c end Of dre gs the result were as follows -
In M at and water he metal was not IN The sideefee ial
url irrufeu. ~ RIA III kinsasf,' though mixed WIN
water, sill lines ron-cr fan any VINEGAR used IN
families. II did not dsovc the netl but the ialf feh1h'
bright where nn rsod IN the Hcd us "ts orsia
". Nlrr Acid dissolve the ALLOW with great apdity but
hi- a'd act, with equal power on >,i.5r lrI NAV,
"fhe results have satisfied peft mat Nor alloy may
be- used with safety ior any pmpo-e to which SH'ei Is usually
applied III IA family
veh would be subjected IN ordinary house iot U.s. From
the aelion OF corusise acid It's beauty and Ms
low prH consider il excellent substitute for the mnte cost
~ tai It, color and lustre nearly resemble those o.
silver thai difficult To di-in lulsl Tho one from the other
Stoned, W. T.. HOPKINS,
tc,ne Prof. of Ch1ms, t. States Military academy est
Point
An able and prrianced Looking Glass packer employed
thai eluruIta ii N tlt department. A.
Ia the rsi the ads rtsers nud pur pans 10 render
lhmse,e and thc popular and conclude by inviting all
IN want Of goods IN tleif ine TO give ihema call.
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