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N Il Shell combs repaired

NON, STEEL & HEAVY GOODS-uu, sonar,
L and bundle iron, well assorted, "'' ''"'''
Hoop, scroll and rod iron, nail rods and no,,,
mouhls ~ ~ i'"''s'
Cast German, shear. blis,cr.t spring, she., am,
Crowley steel ''o' S'e'' al"
follow ware, cut and wrought nails and spkcs
Zinc, block Tin, mill aud grind stones. sal, k,,,,..
Cha'n cables, anchors, hoes
TX, leg 'Itrace chains, corn mills
A An, vices, Hammers and bellows
WIRE, sheet, pig and bar lead; sho,
Coal and cooking stoves
zines towan's and her spades ant, shovel,
t noek ant, plate hinges, door and window hook,
G Eo!,I, Hunts S:harps, and other axes
1 1ar'd and Manila coragc, lines and Irvine
Iso!t and sl'ca,lng copper; Naval stores
Paints, linsecd aud sperm oil
,,ra .o assortment Of hardware and ship claudIery
sa on lan'' and which are offered for sale at wl,
Saie or retail, on The most favorable terms. Ly
ms LAYTON II Co. So Old ieveo
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OMBARD & cos Boston and New o-1-.--
- Ll"c of Packet Shps-This new lin. ~ ",:'a
nus oecn expressly built to run between tho ahnra
poes, ano will DO found of suitable druf Of wo,"r.
accommodations for passengers, and evcrv "atef;
WIN be made to give general sa,iscac,;oy 'm1 '
''"' rt composed of tho 70 lowing ships; "'
Cherokee. AS tons CAPT. Hord;no
Caroiina, 400 do Ia,n;.,s
charleston, 374 do d Eidr,,o
S e.n,. o 40 40 G Barker,
Bombay, 625 do n u,,';
Ahe ABOVE ships are all now, of the fret ~.
"ccPPcr fastened and eoppered. commanded by men
=" gseat experience, have largo recommendations
VAN separate ladies' cabin; every attent;",, '. ~
rag passengers, and tho very lest Of ,tn,es "
vided for them. " SUITES pro
inc packets will be lowed up and down ,ho MI,
~ ana the strictcst punctuairv oh.crved ~;
so tne OF sailing, and should tho regular vcsscl.
oe detained in arriving. other slips eonnllv ~ os
VIII IN al! cases be substituted Share of soou
sge 70 solicited and the agents pledge themselves r.
anu forward goods by sid line at tho most noJcr o
a.c charges, and to advance all cxpentc. m oooJ.
shipped, if required. r'' y" sooos
The ships will leave the LIST and 18Th oc ,
month"; For freight or pass, &C. apnlv 10 tho ,na,,.
J A MERRITT. So Commen 9,
n. Is. ARRANGEMENTS made on c,nsgnn,o
10 Messrs. A. c. Lombard e. Co.
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NEW GOODS

INV
'"MoNS, HAltTI d CO.-Are now receiving
- per slip huntsville Eagle, Merry Andrew. Ii;y
s"d.'' French and German double head playinr cards
ster, 'ct aud pocket pistols; plain, ribbed and su
c"ss'"A caps; cap Insiders; sciss rs, R;zors rrn
YES; n,'o.t commercial and other steel pens; VIC
us; Vol" strings; SHE'LL ivory and horn conbs waters
X nea'i aud leather purses; hair h,r.i,ls. front an,
'sk iln%lets' negro pns; German and French celocn,
"acr' fowia"'s maccasser oil, imitation do; ANTIQUE
'In pears o portable desks and dressing cases: past
ocNnsi sf;' anu toilet glasses convex mirrors; OBJ
cal 3 iasscs and views; Indian beads bells and uumcs
ccoteoni whit" l"inc toilet and shaving soaps to.,
o"dcr, cosmetic wash balls; scented satin cushions
pooi s'ands screw cushions; fancy be:e chains and
necklaces; billiard balls; pocket books and II,,
herman homes; razor straps; fine and common gum
o'as'e sspcncrs, carriers do; Bells ucif.r mn,ches Sill
yer pencils; Cr.yons, &c. Sc.
ne above III addition TO our former stock of fame
"ueics, makes our assortment In,c,e For sal
wholesale Or retail AS the sign of Inc Golden Comb -
clatrt street, ,,,,v
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~ CEKTlFi That the above mcntoned disease is
,LII ~, wen cured 10 my own satislctin for which
'ianK ,'r. ituet; and moreover assure that The ms
oI ii nave taken nn'cs me fat, and die not jniure nv
hsa!th at all; therefore advise my INV sufferers ~
sire ct, between Dauphr and Bourbu' s,,ee,, o" nr
r Is ~ nome from "oclocE, N, until p NJ
hes VIII ind true doctor for this complaint.
IF JOHN DEAN, IL ;ravcr street.
any one wants TO see me, call at No. AZ t;rayi.,
Nov, O.,o , JOHN DEAN.
- , ~, r '> ~. :, ln''o. feb IA "
JUSY fUBLIAHEU FROM SIT E:R EoT II,t, ~ IL.
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! me JUICE, HONEY AND WHITE VAN
sA The subscriber has received an invoice OF The
above NAMED articles from Havana and Offers them fer
sale IN very reasonable terms.
oi7 IL BrNNABEL 10 Tehsai ton Ia
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tolo2ne Water, PerIumery, &c.-A s,,Ie,did
article u, cologne, put up expressly for the r.,n;
trade; ais" The puresl F cnch perinrnery, tmbr,-
eng every variety tor the "c', for ,Ie by
OCT REEFS e. D,J ave
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FuRNITunE WARERooms

So -. - > - s~-HYL0Ty4 rNSa
u.v., - Charire. s.rc..
10 relen,ss ra.. supply e every article persa,nD,
prices '"' latest style, at New York
rc
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WILLIAM r. CARNES.

ux H tHH"o,LIoN FROM NEW oRLEAN
- .:' i'll = O'CLOCK A.hi Horse Car at +! O'clock
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NlouIt-'oo an'"g fir " stcuncr hlepen,.
t,oe' "ic ) DORSEY
n'-' IA New ev,n
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Ehe's'n's k'z'r srors-lh,ec cases oi H.
genuine article, inst rrceivrdhv
Oct 81 REESE 6 DLANG, 10 Camp S,
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M sour lt"ps-5Ou COLA hi,s~un,i bale rom.
''""' a., "' nfmr' IN store, and Tor sale nv
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!. - - - '"i14V W T. NNTIKENS.
large upply Garden Seeds " arruuted the srrw,l,
nfl ,.S7 o
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-09-20

trate"- in the language Of the Sentinel
" assume TO ." but voted to admit
person from another county to vote Tor
senator's in this--vo,cd agnins, admitting o
number who would vote against him, and
in favor Of Others, wno, if admitted, would
have voted Tor him! What is the world
coming TO If the Sentinel doubts our
statements, we refer him to the chairman
o: the board, Mr.. Adams, who las already
certified that the senatorial candidate had
no appetite for dinner on that OCCASION
The Sentinel can determine for itself he
degree of reloj ionshp subssing between
Mr. Ilaswcll and certain candidate for
senator, or rather between Mr.. IIaswell
and himself and If it should be Of opinion
That 1t Is such as TO give 40 "immacu ,e
and conscientious magistrate" an improper
bias, it can next week express its opinion
Of such examples Of modern depraviiy."
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-09-20

ton Of those nomeless friends Of equal
rights who preside over the pitch pot and
the feather bag. Admirable democracy,
indeed Do the citizens of Richmond
subscribe to this doctrine? lf they do,
let them stand forth like men, and defend
the heroic band who took an old man from
his fresido and cha stiscd him for excercis.
ing the prcrogaivo Of freeman. Under
The practical operation OF such system
what else would Veri,as expect bu, null
tl'ude of mendacous, deccitful, degraded
Uicitms," who, to escape the fury of a mob,
would "surrtnder their political principles"
at discretion without even the induccmcnt
Of a "br be-" Bot we need not pursue the
subject. 1t is sufficient TO direct public
attention to il.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-09-20
u I T. ID

Al Richmond on Sunday the 1st inst, PELAs
TIAH RUSSELL, Esq, in the IS year of his age.
Alfo, OH Tuesday the 81 inst, Dr.. HALL, IaIe
Of Wilsion.
ALLEN, aged 76 soldier Of the revolution.
In Hampton. N. Y, on the LIST Of July last,
DENNIsoN RUGGLEs, aged ~ In Weslord.
ON the 10 inst, MOSES RuGGLEs, 6S.
Departed tbs life Sept. Cd, al his residence in
Shelbmne, ELNiTHAN IlIGBEE, in the S6h year
Of his age. lie was "A true and worthy Patriot Of
'76-wuh Arnold in his expedition TO Quebec, with
Washington in several expeditions, AT Bunker Hill,
and in fact at every LACE where it was possible TO
be when hostile foot was printed upon our Tern.
tory. He moved TO Shelburne, in this state, fifty
five years ago, and commenced the came farm
on which lie died, then a bowling wilderness. lie
lived and died an honest man, which is The noblest
work Of God, apparently without a struggle, leaving
behind him the partner Of all his tolls and hardships,
Ibis bosom companion, with whom his fortunes we're
first united for veal or for woe,) and a numerous
circle Of children, grand Children and friends to
mourn his departure. Yet they mourn not whout
The consolation Of believing that he went moi alone,
that his Saviour, in whom he trusted, was with
him, to support, strengthen, and comfort, and TO
bear his immortal spirit up. TO join The spirits OF
the blessed in The bright reg ions of ineilabe glory.
Printers in Mass. and n. Y. afe requested, &c.
CoMMUNICATED.
In WilliSlon, on the g. h inst after protracied
sickness, PHGBE, daughter Of James and Phoebe
Larneld aged months. The circnns lances that
render this dispensalIon OF Providence peculiarly
affecting 10 the friends OF the deceased, may he
| briefly stated The mother Of this chi Id the
grand daughter Of Mr.. Zechariah Hart of Willis
ION. She was early deprived of her mother by
/ death, and from that time until the time OF her
mari iuge, resided in The family Of Mr.. HART,
rather as an afeclionate child and sister than other
wise. By reason of her excellent qualities both of
mird and heart, she was respected, II not beloved.
| Inc all WIN had the fortune become acquainted
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-09-20
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FRIDAY MORNIN SEpTEM Der 20
OUR COUSIN BUCKINGHAM,

The last Burlington Sentinel contained
an appeal, over the signature Of Nathan
B. llaswel!, in reply TO al article in this
popc, Of the 9Th Inst, ard addressed "to
The Freemen Of Burlington. The Frcsmen or
ChiHenden County and The freemen Of Per
mont" We wonder Mr.. IIasweil did not
ted States, the inhabitants of the North
American continent, and the Nations and
Kingdoms Of The Faith in general. Surely
nothing bot that unoblrusive modes'y, for
which he is SO pre.emiocn,ly distinguished,
could have induced him to have confined
his address TO so limited circle ns the PEG.
pic Of the obscure State Of Vermont. This.
however, is Il mere matter Of lasle, upon
which we feel no disposition TO quarrel
with The "honoraLle gentleman"
The charges made in the article from,
which Mr.. lIaswcIl appeals are Two. The
first is that he ,Mr. II.) had openly pros
CuluItu, ~ US uNuC'StOOu, tHut ptIeol
should be employed by him to work on the
Break Water unless he was a thorough
going Loco Foco. This charge with The
qualifying clause, is strictly true. Mr.
IIaswcll has pronounced il to be False.
Bnt although the st a'cment is true we vii
not ro,oh upon Mr., II, by giving him TIT
lie direct, because however richly be ma,
merit such treatment it would be an &C
of discour,csy in which we feel no incina
ton to indulge. The language we hav
repeatedly heard attributed to Mr.. HasweI
was that "he ,couid not pay a doiiar Of Coz
eminent money to a man Who you'd nat sup
port The Government" This language GOV
ers The whole ground of our first charg
aud we have heard it imputed to Mr.. II
more than dozen different times by o
many different individuals, Whether h
ever made use of such an expression or an
thing similar to it, we are not able TO say
But we had no hesitation in believing tn
lrcpons that he did, from The fact that "
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-09-20
NJ A IL Z, / + -

In Chi'enden VT. on The 10Th inst, Mr.. AMOS
PASGBoRN 10 Miss MARY f. DoAK, both Of this
town.
In Colchester, on The 10Th inst by Peter New
comb, Esq Moss Hill TO Miss MARY MoNTA,
all Of Colchester.
In Bolton, on Sunday the l.. inst, bv Ransom
Jones, Esq, Mr., WIN, THOMPSON of Richmond,
to Miss EMILY BENNETT, of The former place.
In Richmond, on ound,v the Sh inst, by Z. p.
Green, Esq, Mr.. NATHAN C. SHERMAN Of
" slon, 10 Miss MARY THOMPSON, Of The
former place
At Richmond, on Tuesday The lOh inst, by E.
Green. Esq Mr.. WILLIAM COLLINS to Miss
MARGARET NOBLE, all Of thai place.
In this town, on Monday last, by John Bales,
Fisher.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-09-20
GROANS.

The Sentinel complains that our repre-.
sen,sve last year procured the appoint.
ment of a majority Of wing justices" and
seems to think that it " manifes,s want
of magnanmi'y TO confno such nomina.
tons almost exclusively to one party"
O, you are there, are ye, Old T,uepenny !!
What was the Sen,inols opinion as long
ago as when the following document was
penucd?
If it can be managed as not to have any
federal justices Of the peace in this town il wilt
certainly be repuh'lcan next year. For Gods sake
effect ii if possible. A. W. HYDE.
Let the caird Jade vince
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-09-20
TIlE RESULT.

Gov. tensions majority will be about
5000. The House is ella lined by both par
ties, and by about equal majorties. We
therefore set it down for The present as a
draw game. 1t is ascertained that The
Senate VIII stand | 9 whigs, and u tories.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-09-20
BANKS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.

En- ceie vile, lie part wing, a la ,cte duquel SO
trouvent les banqucs, ct I'm grand nombrc DIES
acionnaires des bateaux a vapeur, a obtenu la
majorile,- Patriotic Canadien.
We are sorry to find our friend Duvernay
volunteering to do the dirty work Of Loco.
focoism. He will find neither honor nor
profit in it. Tho above statement is jcsu.
itical its terms, false in point Of fact, and
very uhfair-coming as ii does from pre-
tended neutral source. The idea conveyed
is, hat in consequence Of owning the banks
and steamboats, the wings obtained ma
jori,y in this town. Now mark the facts.
The two banks in this place it is well
known, are owned by men Of both political
parties; the President of one is a WING,
and The Chashier q Van Buren man the
President Cftte other is Van Buren, man
aud the Cashier Wing /; and we believe
the other officers are equally divided
while the Van Buren, candidates in this
town for Senate and Assembly were both
stock holders and directors in the two insti.
tu'ions. DID those gentlemen use the
banks against the msclves, or their party
No-and the insinua,ion that the banks
exeried any influence, one way or the other,
is as false as il is mean and mnlic ous. So
much 70. banks. As to The steamboats,, we
are compelled to admit that we are some
what indebted 10 them, for we he We nscer.
tanned on enquiry, that, while the voters
from one boat were equally divided, We
received clear majority Of one from each
of the other two makng the grand influ.
ence " dcs bateapx vopeur," just two
votes
We make this explanation, not because
We deem it material wheher one, or all,
or none Of the owners aud officers Of banks
aud steamboats, voted for the wing ticket ;
but simply FOX the purpose Of rebuklne n
mean dirty practice Of assal'ing and Willy.
ing the members Of cur public institutions
aad private associations, for The exercise
Of the commoncs, rights Of citizenship.
With vastly more proprie'y might the
Patriotic have attributed the success o! the
wings to the tailors in town, for they are
all wings and with grea, significance i,
might have added, tina, the Tories would
have been beaten by much larger majority
but for The Brcakwa,cr, which gave them
ten twclfhs OF all its votes.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-09-20

the ages of four and sixteen years, at
$500, 900; and Of this number GOO 900 do
not enjoy the benefits of a common school
education. The number Of common schools
is estimated o, 80 900 and the teachers in
them Of o5 600.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-09-20
TlES OLE KINDRED.

The Sentinel manlfests determination
not to be satisfied with The election, and it
has displayed a good deal Of ingenuity in
con,riving ways to account for the success
feat The banks, the steamboats,, the col.
lege, the tailors, and we know no, how
many Others, have each in turn bad to bear
The blame bat we are happy TO learo tina,
u recent discovery has transferred he res.
possibility to another quarter. 1t now
turns out that Mr.. Bakers own kim
dred voted for him Tits clever thing
for candidate to behave so that bis friends
can support him and. moreover The Sem
tnel AYERS that some of the board Of au.
thori,y were nearly related to him. Hear
the story:
| There is however one circumstance connected
| with this matter, which we aver is wiihour an
example even in The alleged pravily Of modern
| times. Two OF the most distinguished members Of
this Board, aud who were the active and infu.
entail in promoting all these iniquilous decis ions
! are the near relatives Of The member elect. In a
legal controversy elween the member elect and any
other individual involving the pecuniary consequence
of single dollar these gentlemen by law would be
incapacilaled TO decide between the parties, and
yet upon the numerous important questions ing
the legality Or Illegally Of voters in "A warmly con-
tested election between their relative and another
individual, these peculiarly conscientious and inl-
maculae magistrates not only assume the right TO
vote, but we aver without hesitation that by their
votes and their influences most ii not all Of the
COmDlaIn
made. - Sentinel.
This comes the nearest 10 the truth Of
any .hipg the Sentinel has stated in refer
ence to the election; but. unfortunately,
it turns out to be sheer fabrica,io
The magistrates alluded to are not in the
remotesl degree related to the wing Can
dida,c, either by affinity or consequently
and could legally sit as Judges or jurors in
any matter to which he was a party. So
all this fine flourish about modern de-
pravily" goes for nothing. But as we pre-
sumo it is the il,grcnt improperly OF sucl
a transaction, suppos'ng it had occurred
that has excited the sens blily of the Sen
lnel, wc will furnish the editor with ;
bona fdc example in modern times,
upon which il may exhaust the whole bat
terry Of its Indignation. We alude to lb'
case of the locofoco candidate for senator il
this town, who, it is generally known, tool
his seat at the board, and participated
= warmly in the decision of all question:
> touching The admission of those who wer'
: to decide upon him at the polls We d
not pretend to say that Mr.. llaswel, lk'
n the other gentlemen alluded to, exerlcd
n " controlling influences" but not only di'
n this Immaculate and conscientious mag s
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-09-20

The Secretary of the American Common
School SJcIoly estimates the whole number
OF children in the United Suites between
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-09-20
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.

The official canvass for senators in this
county took place on Friday last Marsh,
wing, and Burgess, loco, are elected. The
votes stand as follows Marsh 1929, Bur
CESS, 1906 IIaswell 1900, Clark 1906.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-09-20

1J7Maipe. ns usual, has gone for tho
administration. GOV. Fairfield, the log
hero, is re elected by an sed majority
Two years ago we had some hopes of the
State, bat now we believe her 10 be incor-
rigiblc She is worthy Of being ranked
with New Hampshire, "surc such pair
were never seen"
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-10-05
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

II WILL expose to sale to the highest
II bidder. for cash, before the Court
house door in the town of Canton, Madi-
son county,
On the First Monday of October 1889,
The following described tract or
parcel of land, to wit: the east hall oil
southeast quarter of section twenty tour,
township nine, range two, east; contain
ing twenty acres, more or less. 10 be
sold as the property of Hugh w Dunlap
to satisfy tax levied by the corporation.
ALSO-Part of Lot number three, ID
square number three, with Store House
on the same, occupied by w. d b. r.
Chambers,) on Centre street, thirty feet
in front, running two hundred back. 10
be sold as the property OF H. Eubank.
to satisfy the taxes on the same
ALSO-Lot number one, in square
number eight, fronting one hundred fee'
on Main. and two hundred feet back.
known as the lot on which the Canton
Hotel now stands. To be sold as the
property belonging to the estate OF n
X. Dinkins, TO satisfy the taxes on the
scme.
ALSO-Lot number two, IN square
number seven. fronting one hundred
feet on Main street, running two hundred
feet back. To be sold as the property o
Hiram Fondren, to satisfy the taxes OF
the same.
ALSO-part Of lot number one, II
square number two, fronting 25 feet or
Centre street, running two hundred Tee
back, 4 store house on the same whert
Latham and Greenlee now keeps. TX
be sold as the property of John Stone, u
Ito satisfy the taxes on the same
ALSO-Killis Walton's inter IN 10
number three, in square number Two
with. . store house thereon, occupies
~ Cash, Cox q Co. To be sold TO salts
| q his taxes on the same for the year
| II. HAYMAN,
Assoesov and Collector Of ne toscn 2
| Canton. 80
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volume L.
MADISON Wing Advocate,
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AL Be attended to.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-10-05
sHERIFF's SALE,

IQY virtue Of the above stated cases
II to NE directed, shall expose to pub
lie sale, for cash, before the Courthouse
door, IN the town of Canton,
On The Fiea Monday in October, 1889,
The following property, to wit: West
bali Of the northeast quarter, section
twenty-five, township seven, range two
east; south half of west half of the
Sgth-gest quarter, section fourteen
BEnship seven, range two, east, contain
CO ll9 84-1o0 acres.
ALSO-West half, northeast quarter
Rction eight, township seven, range two
:asi, containing 70 85-1Oo acres.
The east half, northeast quarter, sec
,on eight, township seven, range two
ar; the north half, east half of south.
1sst quarter, section eight, township
even, range two, east, containing lis
'2l00 acres; east half, southeast quar-
II, west half, southeast quarter, section
sventeen, township seven, range two,
sasi, containing 159 65-1O0.
Levied on and will be sold TO satisfy
be above stated cases
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, Sh'f.
By w. J. NoRMENT, Deputy
August "a. 1888 Pr fee Sl8]