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LYMAN g. COLE

"AVE received their Fall and Winter
III Goods. consisting Of a very extensive
assortment of Merinos, Camblets. Cam.
bletcene, Persian cloths, Popln, &c. for
ladies' cloaks. Also variety of Silks,
silk Cambet and Pougees A large as
sortment of Lupin's best black and scarlet
merno Shawls Sd 70 ga. Also low priced
dn. Heavy worsted shawl., very large.
Also various sizes of wooden and fancy
Shawls; making our assortment Of Shawl.
very complete.
a rich assortment Of prlnocd Ctalleyg,
new style. Black aud colored A lep,ne.
French Bombazine and Mcr,nos. very nee.
FANCY HDK'F5 and SH.AWL.S.
Challev, Mouselipe de lane. sewing Silk,
beautiful variety.
POCKET Hq.NDKERCHIEFS.
Printed Pongee Hdk'fs, large Bandannas
Choppas, India Corahs, &c. &c. Black
French and Italian Cruvats.
PRINTS.
A great variety Of rich dark American
Callcoes. small figure, heavy for winter
wear Mcrrimack. Dover, Hamilton, Fail
River and Rockand Prints, which were
bought by the case in Boston and will be
sou very low.
few pieces Of super London and
French Prints.
Hosiery and Gloves d great variety.
CLOTHS AND C.ASSI.UERES.
Superfne and medium Cloths, black blue,
green, dahlla. brown and other colors.
CasslmereS, black, blue and fancy colors.
Buck>kin striped, plaid and dark mixed,
very heavy for winter
FOR OYER COATS.
Heavy Beaver Cloth, new article, Pilot
Cloth, Railine &c. A few pieces Of
American CasSlmeres very heavy.
DOMESTIC GOODS
B'eached Cotton Sheetlng, Shifting Can.
ton Flannel and Jeans. brown Cotton
Shee'Dc, Shirtlng, Canton Flannel and
Jeans. Bed Tick, Cotton Yarn, knitting
Cotton. very fine.
THREAD, BAT7TNG, W.4DDENG.
Superior wooden and wors,ed Yarn for
knitting. One case Of Tavlor's best spool
Thread, Tape. Needles &c. &c Gus
toners are invited to call and examine a
very extensive assortment. unusually large,
Burlington, Vt,, Od 10. 1888.
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STATE OF VERMONT, }
Milton. Oct. %, 1888.

STATE OF vERMONT.I
Grand Isle County, IS.
To The Hon. the Supreme Court merit to b,
holden ut North Hero, wiihin and for III,
County Of Grand Isle, on The Sd Tues,ia,
Of January. 1880
"HE petion of Ann Hutchins. of North
L Hero. in the County of Grand Isle
and State of Vermont. humbly shewe,h
unto your honors, that at North Hero. on
the 5th day of February, A. D. 1882. she
was lawfully married to Nathan Huchins
OF SAID North Hero. by Phelps Cook. Esq
Justice of the Peace within and for SAID
county of Grand Isle, and that from that
time to the first day of June. A. D. 1885,
she lived with the said Nathan IN the strict
observance Of all the duties required by
the marriage covenant, when the said Ma.
than, without any provocatiOn or JUS, cause
lett your petitioner, and ever since ha, h
and still doth refuse to live with your pets
toner or perform any Of The duties reQul.
red by the marriage covenant. And your
petitioner further shewelh unto your Hon
ors. that the SAID Nathan on the first dav
of January, 1888. and before and since
that time, did and has committed the crime
OF adultery: aud your petitioner humblv
prays this honorable Court that the bands
of ma'rmony between her and the sa id
Nathan may be dissolved and bill OF d.
vorce granted to vour petitioner, and your
petitioner as IN duty bound will ever pray
Dated at North Hero. tins 8th day Of
Obrober. 1888. Ann HuTcHINs,
By F. HAzEN, Atty.
.MOntpsHer, Oct 10. 1888.
IL being made to appear that the above
named petllonee has left the state and
cannot be served by the ordinary process
of the court. it is therefore ordered hat the
foregoing petition, together with this order,
be published three weeks successfully in
the Burlington Free Press. printed at Bur
llngton in the county of Chlttenden. the
last Of which publications to be al least
six weeks previous to the term Of said
Court to which SAID petition is addressed,
and such publication will be deemed suiii.
clent notice to The said pelonee to appear
and make answer to said petition. Gwen
under my hand at Montpelier. this 18th
day Of Oct. 1888 s. S. PHELPS,
Judge Of The Supreme Court.
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Mesrs. Pangborn g. Brinsmaid

Ever ready To accommodate the Yuno La.
DIES aS wei as he Madams. take pleasure
IN informing their fair friends, who have
| beer kept wai'ing a little. hat they ean
| now find most splendid assortment Of the
good old style of fine Gnld Neck aces. call
ed Gold Beads, at the Variety Store: and
we do not intend to BE- caught again with.
oui sone on hand, but, il is partially the
Ladies fault. they buy them so quick. We
are also finishing off a superb assortment of
fine Silver Spoons for the Young Ladies
who are beng" married and for hose who
are already Housekeepers and when then
! are supplied we will make some for Gem
tlemen. 1t is rather hopeless case. how.
ever, for the Gentlemen. as the Ladies'
take the spoons so fast, the best way to Sc
cure the spoons is to take the Ladies. We
have some fine gold plain Ear Knobs. and
plain Knobs with Drops: fine gold Ear
Hoops; beautiful lot of plain and chased
fine gold finger Rings; plain gold Bar Pins.
and new lot Of silver Pencils. The
Young Ladies at the Seminaries are re-
specially informed that Mr.. MUNRoE has
sent us an assortment of his fine D,acinr
Pencils, Chalk Crayons, black Crayons.
o'uos' We we uTe now IeCelV'UU IOL
Of excellent silver cased WATCHES,
good 'imekecperS; and some of JOSEPH
RoGERs e. Sons first rate Pen and Pocket
kVIpES, and their ercelient R.4ZORS:
case of day Razors Of their make. also
some OF their fine Scissors, warranted, fine
Needles; some of ELLIoTTs Rasor's;
few dozen caIf-skin Wallets, cheaper than
usual long Nursing Tubes: Plaques;
some more beautiful toned Rosewood Ac-
cordeons have just arrived, some are spoken
for already; the ACCORDEON is sweet
musical instrument, easily played and liked
VERY MUCH INDEED. We have just recelv
ed some nee silk Purses, SpeclacIes and
Cases, Canes, VloIlns, Swords, Violin
Bows, Tenor Vlols, large Bass Viol,
suitable for church, good expression
Organ IA fine instrument for n family or
for small church, for sale, Lamp Weeks
OF all ki1ds, Stocks, &c. Our customers
are informed that we are getting in the
best assortment that we have had the pleas
ure of offering them, and we hope they
will give Us call before purchasing. Our
Goods are of the best quality, our prices as
low as the same quality can be bought for,
any where. Our work "a Siivermiths,
GoHsmiths, Watch s, Clock Repairers, &c.
needs no comment; our run of custom IN
these lines, for which we return thanks to
our customers. assures US that we give as
good satisfaction as is possible. Cal IN at
the Variety Store and see some corrobora.
ton Of the above. Yours truly,
Oct. 18. PANGBoRN Il BRINsMAD.
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=. p. g. w. =. STRONG


" AVE just received aud offer in lots
ILL to SUIT purchasers so chests Hyson,
Hyson Skin, Young Hyson, Twankay and
Pouchong Teas.
10 Hhds Mo|asses
12 do Porto Rico and S. Croix Sugars
Is boxes lump and refined Sugars
1870 do bunch and bloom Raisins
as do bar Soap. white and brown
10 do Starch Is do pipes
10 Kegs Ginger
Is bags Pepper anG Pimento
60 mats Cassia
$50 lbs NulmeGs and Cloves
IS bags ST Domingo and Java Coffee
10 boxes Cavendlsh Tobacco
10 Bbls Rice
90 bags Shot
S casks SGleraius
so doz patent Pals
80 doz BrOoms. &c. &c.
November g. 1888.
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Huntington, Sept. 20, 1888.
FOR SALE.

AMA THAT eligible Mil Site and
1.H Sal'nett Factory, known as the
Ein Wnooski Mills, in the town of
@19s Burlington, Vermont. on the
tails OF Onion River. The building is Of
stone 100 feet long by SO feet deep, with
all me necessary appurenances, for dying,
dtry'ng and dressing cloth. There are forty
looms with corresponding machinery, OF
most approved patterns and superior work
mansh'p A full inventory may be seen a,
the factory. There is also attached TO it n
brick house suitable for boarding house
Tor the workmen. Situated as this es,ab.
|Ishment is, in a wool growing country,
with the advantages Of transportation by
water The whole of the distance to New
York. renders it well worthy the attention
of Capitalists and Manufacturers. Terms
OF sale will be accommodating Apply to
II. LEAVENWORTH.
Burlington. ~
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e S TR Il Y.

State Of Vermont, a small dark bay mare.
having white left hind foot, with a scar
on the same. white stripe, in the face,
black name and a black swilt tail. appcars
to be troubled with the heaves. sad mare
is supposed to be about seven years of age
The owner is requested to prove property
pay charges and take her awav.
EPHRAIM HOLMES.
Milton. Oct 90, 1888. r3w
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FARM FOR SALE.
! "HE su b serb

: -: i; +: =: !: 4:
ing about ESQ acres,
and is well calculated for a dairy, having
a convenient dwelling house. two barns,
with on eight feet shed between, and other
valuable and convenient out buildings -
There is also a good orchard, cider Mill
House and Mil. Said farm is every
where well watered, and will keep thirty
cows and team. Also. two hundred acres
of wild land, situated about one mile from
the farm, and is wei tmbered with heavy
growth Of Spruce and other valuable
saving timber. Terms Of sale made easy
by application TO the subscriber on the
premises.
HEMAN GlLLET.
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TIN PLATES, &c.

n 6M boxes TIT" plates 1,s X and
- SS extra sizes.
$50 bdls Iron Wire, assorted nos.
100 bundles Eng. Sheet Iron assorted.
25 packs Russia do
500 lbs shee, Copper
100 boxes Canada Plates
Copper. Timed and black rivets
Bolt Copper, wire Velum
1000 lbs Sheet Zinc
1000 lbs Sheet lead sc. sc.
just received and for sale at low prices, by
.Noo. 2, '38. II. r. & w. l.. STRONG
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Jesse Woodruf''s Estate.

Jesse woodruff S Estate.
WE the subscribers having been appoint.
w eddy the Honorable the Probate Cour,
for the District of Chitienden, commissioners
10 receive examine. and adjust the claims and
demands Of all persons. against the estate
OF Jesse Woodruff, late of Milton, in said
District deceased, represented insolvent, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto; and six months from the day of the
date hereof, being allowed by said court for
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give no.
tice, tina: we will attend to the business of our
appointment, at the dwelling of widow Sally
Woodruff. in Milton, in said District, on the
3lst day of December next. at ten o'clock. A.
NJ. on said day.
Dated, this Gath day Of October A. ID. 1888.
ARTHUR HUNTING. } Commits.
EDMUND WELLINGTON, sioners,
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UNIVERSAL MECHANIC

ONE THAT cav MAKE OR RE.
PAIR ANY THING THAT
CONES ALONG.
T LEWIS, dsclaimiog all pretensious
y. to the "heroic," but deeply impress.
ed with The importance of that first maxim
OF tinkers-"DO thing" offers his ser.
vices to The public as a manufacturer of
Finger Rings, Breast Pins, Ear Ornaments,
Guard CHAINS, Watch Chains, Seals, KEYS.
&c. Seals Of every description. made and
lettered TO order. and Jewery of all kinds
repaired in the neatest manner.
Plain Wood Cuts, wood Types, Stamps,
Brands, &c, manufactured TO order; to-
gether with thousand other things. too
numerousto mention. Send in your orders
Ladies and Gen,lemen--,bey shall be
promptly attended to, and 1t is believed
entire satisfaction will be given.
Burlington, Church 81.
October a. 1888.
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Mem Books i? Neac BOOES :


TIME subscriber has just received many
Il late publications, to which he would
call the attention of the public,
Guzo,'s History of civilization,
De TocQneviles Democracy in America,
Incidents of Travels in Greece, Turkey,
Russia g. poland,bv the author of travels
in Egypt, Arabia. Petraca and the holy
land.
Poetry of'raveling, by Caroline Gilman.
Cromwell. a historical novel, vols. by the
author Of The brothers.
Corinne, or Italy (by Mad. De Stael,) in
Englinsh.
Life and Times Of Whefeld, by Phillip,
Mcdhnrsls History Of China,
The Young Mother, Young Wife and
Young Houspkerper, by DR. Alcott.
Parlcy's Preside Education,
Combs work on Health,
EberIee's Practice, vols. Phila. 1888.
United States Dispensatory.
Meckels and Paxtons Anatomy.
Robnson's Calmet 70! vo.
Cruden's Concordance.
Cudworth's Int ellectual SYSTEMIC vols. 8 vo.
Meals Puritans 5 vols. 8 vo.
Bibles, Of differen, kinds, great variety.
Watts, Select and other Hymn books.
Prayer Books Of every size and style Of
binding.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
A large supply for the winter, Of all kinds
used in this region, just received and offer
ed at reduced prices
JAMES W. HICKOK.
Burlington, (Vt.j .Nou. lst, 1888.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-11-16

made Saddles, HARNESS, Trunks, VslesseS,
Carpet Bags. PHI Bags. Porimantea,t,. Cir.
cingies, haler5. Brides. .Mariingils, Sleigh
Bells, Whalebone Rosetts, Cushions Whips and
Lashes, and such other articles as usually con
nec,cd with his line Of business, together with
a choice selection of Saddlery Hard Ware,
of the latest mportations. all Of which will
be sold cheap for cash or approved Credit.
Burlington, Oct. II, 1888.
Upholsterings and Carriage Trimming exc
cuted with neatness and despatch.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-11-16
GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
an Hhds pure Boston Rum, SO per CT.
w above proof.
90 half pipes and BbIs do do
pipes and 10 Bills Holland and Amer.
can Gin.
pipes and 10 Bbs pure Slgnette and
American Brandy.
8 Hhds st Crox Rum.
" pure Spirits 80 per ct above pr'f
10 Bbls Alcohol so per cent above proof.
90 ar casks Madeira and Malaga Wine.
90 baskets Champagne, by
.Nou. 9, '38. II. +. q w. l.. SRToNG.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-11-16
Emerson's Arithmetics.

Month american arithmetic, part first, new
and improved edition,
North american arithmetic part, second.
The above Arthmetics have now probably
more extensive use than any others in The
United States. They have been adopted for
the public schools in Boston, and in most of
the larger towns throughout the country.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-11-16
Emerson's Spelling Books.

The .New National Spelling Book, being
n revised and improved version of the old
National Spelling Book-,he Il IN such
words as publich, frolick, &c.--aad The u
in such us honour. favour, &c. are omitted,
the key is rendered more SIMPLE, and add
tIonal progressive reading lessons. lluslra'
ted bV cuts, are introduced.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-11-16

S0 boz. Simons & Co, Cast Steel Axes
Wv for sale by the box. al manufacturer,
prices. by FoLLETT & BRADLEYs.
Sept. %.
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So S. SNTNYrMBa

dogs leave 10 in.
ID form his Patrons
that he has taken Shop
two doors West of j. Il
J. II. Peck & Cos.
Store,North side Square
College Street. Where
customers will find a
preat variety Of Ready
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-11-16
The Introduction to the Ma.
tional Spelling Book.

This attractive little torerunner OF the
National Spelling Book has acquired great
popularity in Primary Schools more than
10000 copies have been called for during
the last wear
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-08
EXENH .7RREU.kL.

In addition To the above, We have J,lst received Il
large 10, Of NEW GOODS, recently bought upon
the most favorable terms, and ol such styles and
qualities as TO render them very desirable III this
market. The following are few al the articles
comprised IN our extensive assortment
Plain and ig'd. Silks great variety,
Do do do Mernos; French, German and Fns
lish,
Calicocs well assorted and very cheap,
Blankets large stock, UNUSUAL, low,
CassInets, Napt Cottonand fulled Cloths,
I.inscys plain and plaid,
Kentucky Jeans, various qualities,
Cloths. Ca,sinieres aud Nestm.s,
Domcstics l'leached aud Brown, very low.
5 4 aud "a Waltham Shooting,
Cambrics, Muslns, flapnels, flats. " DOL x Funed.
With many other Goods too tedious to eHulnerate
all Of which viii BE Sold extremely low Tor CASH.
BURTON s. ROBES.
Jbuua,,4 iw w4N II
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y order to close the business Of the late h,In Of
h Clay h Nils. viii be sold, At public auction. on
Wednesday the 3lst oil Tho present month"; that rery
TALEIBEE properly OF tn. concern, oecu-
pied bv Wllllt, l.. Lnncls,er and George Bagby,
who VIII slow the Improvements 10 those who may
wish to examine them. The forms viii be four c
qna stalmcnts. yable al Intervals oi six months
negotiable notes, satisfactorily endorsed the title
retained until payment be made
The co-panncrship. heretofore existing under thf
s> lie and finn OF Clay & WiIks, ha, been dlsso!r3A
by mutual consent. Persons having claims against
The firm, nil present them lor payment. aud those
ldcb,e ed vi" please pay theirespectlvo dues. Longer
Indulgence viii uot he given. The uane OF the firm
wall be used only IN sct'ipg the afdrs otihe concern.
=. q, CLAY,
BENZ WlLKS.
lamar, sih le3s t3lJ
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Olslrl Al: L..

Departed tliis hc an Sunday. Dec.li. INV ,Rp \.
S,E,uos. III the 22i year oi his age. Mr. Sefuggs
Nas y native ul Virginia, near L,nehbuie. where lac
resided until WITHIN the Last twelve months nom
whence he removed 10 Huntsville. Ah., where he
commenced aud assduous> prosecuted the study o
Medicine Last october he came To Cincinnati, IL
The purpose OF attending thr Medlr l.reirrsiu III.
Gmcnnati COLLEGE, where Ia prn>c, uicd hi stuais-
with nteit zeal aud from his honorable department,
am,abe disposition, aud good cmcanoI. conell'lated
tho friendship AID esteem ot the whole cllss, aud Of
all who knew hnn all of whom sincerely regret his
sudden aad untlmel, death.
CiHeiaaafi Ga;eir.
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H'OVECE.
J m. Z

4 r is usually considered chnrsh and III natured
J. 10 prohibit sporlsmen aud eenlemenn leisure
rom Amusing themselves, at tho expense oi their
nechboro In ordnlr, cases, where the pleasures oi
the chase are pursued with decent regard 10 the
interests OF The proprietor, IS perhaps, Iille harsh
bur Mrs. Elizabeth Chnm's plantation, (Anherst,)
having become Thoroughbred Tor all the ldors and
stragg lers round about. leaving down fences, riding
through her grain fields, &c. &c. necessity com
pes her, through me- To notify all persons, hunting,
netting, ranging. or III anywlse trespaSsing on hen
lands that from this date all such will be regarded
and treated as trespassers. ROB !. tAMM.
Amherst, jan 3. 1t
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tDNGRES S1OSAI.

In the Senate On Wednesday tie rcsoaiions q
Mr. calhoun tlkcnup After long and de-
snliory debate. in which Mcssicnrs Calhoun. Nor
RI, Allen. Preston. Bayard. Wright, buchanan. and
Webster particle iied. the first resolution adapted.
a,es b. nay4 10. Tie ste und ,mnch nodiGcsi)
also adopted, ayes 81. uays nine.
Tie remaining rs.saluiious were under considers
ton when the Senate adjourned =, so'eioch.
II helionsr. th" proc erens ossesssi little IN.
erest. Tiny wall BE- given hereafter.
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TUE NV YORK MIRROR.-lt ue have not
ad,rrtea to thi. Periodical rcccuty, our failure to do
must be ascrbcd to uadscrtence, llet than 10 any
change ofopnion in relation to IT, strong claims To
public favor. The No. Of Deccnbcr 9j, in add-
ton to ils usual variety Of original and selected
ter, IN which talent and taste are al"a,s L. d's-'
~ enriched by ,cia AMI full account of the
celebration OF the s.. Nicholas Society. Of New
York, the wotthy descendant. OF the ancient kuick-
rrbockeis. The speech OF its President. Cuban c.
Ve,planck, Esq. a. skcched ia The Mirror i, one
of the most tehcipus specimens oi festive oratofy
that ue have cyer hal tho pleasure ol perusnF. It's
aIlusions recent p1llIcal events, while they are
delicate and tcdolent of humor 10 be entirely
mo1cnsive to the most sensitive p-rtizan, at the
same time so striking neod Interpreter
aud the variety Of other topic, upon which he
touches are treated with ,are islc aud elegance 1t
is indeed, model IN It's way, combining VII, humor
and cloqueuce IN equal proportions.
The No. oil January lis embelIlshcd with qutr
to .I-engraycd portrait of Washington Irsins
to be- tho most accurate lhrn,ss exant Of that dls-
,incuishc1 gentleman. The literary papers, all on
Clna are from the pens Of ON best wrrrs--a hu-
nlorous mticlc. entitled " Ne" lcn'. visits in
ladies'" by {, +. Hoffman Characteristic letter
from the eccentric La~rlc Todd, on things III gene
raj and 1.-The use Of Tobacco IN particular beau
tu story, by Fay, aud another by Dunlap sketch
es rom ;he pens ol Wills, Inmau aud Cox posm
bv hitter ono oil our sweetest native "orshppcrs
of the muse, ,nd fragment b, George 7. Morris,
cauang his best eiforts-and several other articles
of less pietensio but OF great merit.
Almost every No. ofthc Mirror is cmbe!lishcd with
splendid wood engraving at illustrating the text,
and exhibiting the rapid progress towards perfection
making by native artists in that branch OF domestic
industry" We cordially wish the Mirror all the
success which the enterprise. industry aud ability
of It's Editors richly me,It. They can desire moth
inc more than that their remuneration may equal
their deserts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-08
.v'EGROxS vI.EV'TED.

WE WILL. give liberal hire for able bodied r Ell
w lows to work on the James River x kanaw
ha Canal the ensuing year. We also want several
BOYS TO drive carts--ihc work i, perfectly dry.
As shall be absent few days our agent, Mr..
Jas. Mocllck, will attend at Mr.. Andrew kinnlers,
Lynchburg, for tho purpose OF hiring hands
DOI.AN X TOWLES.
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NSIT!aOII DlSXlNGTEON,

& IL. persons iudrbird 10 MILLER X ROY
u AlL.aic respectfully requested 10 come forward
without drlly and settle tllcr respective accounts.
Our urgent uecc,slires aud wish 10 close speed
is ~ possible TIC interest ul the late Nh Royal in
the es abll>,men. constitute the ground, of our apo
logy for tin. bIlri notice.
MILLER & EDYAIL,
By +. :. Miller, surviving partner.
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NEs. q. EsOZZAOTleA

DETURNS his thanks to the citizens OF Lynch
Ia burg ior thcr liberal patronage, and would re-
specfuy Inform those dcsirous oi taking lessons on
the Flute aud Violin. tha, he will remain IN this
place about weeks, aud would be happy TO continue
another session. ptosideda school could be made up
II not he will be neccsslril, compelled 10 leave this
place. Terms. hereiaiorf SD pr session for J
months.
Jauttau gut
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ACAssD---E'0 NAE LADIES.
INDIAN g.. "a. EE fTO.V,
ACC d u q a. Z SE.

ENRON LONDON, niofnI, the citizens OF Lynch
u burg and it's viclnity that SHE hats established
herself his place, to practice in tho line Of OBJ
STETRlCS. She has enjoyed the advantages Of
An extensive practice n iondun anu mas trs,'I'i"u'
ala from the london College Of Physicians to that
otrc, md has also received license from The
Board o. Medical Examiners III New Orleans, whers
she has since her arrival IN the United States
Madame Burton has likewise testimonials OF the most
satisfactory character from Sir Chaiie, Clark TINS
Queens Physlciau,) Dr. Meiuman, DR.. Granville. and
letters from LADIES OF The highest rank will he shews,
vouching for her skill and responsibility
She respectfully soicl,s 4 portion oi public pat
ronage. She may bclound. at present, at iheu-
nlon Hotel.
Dec. Ii hts