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GEORGE =. HAL.l's ESTATE.

81 n Il. VT NIRhoNl, VIZ iibH' lHt lTo-
DISTRICT Of cufrrENpEN SIS, l. hate COURT within
and for the District of Chrcndn To the creditors
and Others concernd in the estate of George S. Hale
late Of Wesif,rd IN said District, deceased, GREETING.
WHEREAS, John w. Hale, administrator ofthe c>-
tate Of said deceased hath made application To tins
court, extend the time limited for making payment,
Of the debts of sad deceased, twelve months from the
20 day Of June inst, and the 22i day of June INST,
being assigIel for hearing IN the premises, at the
Office olthc Register of ihl, court and having hcen
ordered tina, noiicc ihereofle given, publishing this
decree three weeks successfully in the Free Press
newspaper printed nj Burlington, before the time fixed
for hearing therefore, you hereby notified to APP
pear before said court al the time and place aiore aid
then and there, 10 make objection if any you have, TO
the SAID time Of payment lcing further extended as
aforesaid. Given under my hand a, Burlington ths
i,h day Of June A, y. 1889. WM. WESTON, Rcs'EA Y
MAYO Is WAIT have returned from New YORK.
~ with Their supply Of spring md summer Goods,
lald IN al the present unusual low rates which they are
prepared 10 sell a. cheap he had in the country,
buyers are respectfully soeilel 10 call and receive
the proof a, the store recently occupied by Lalhrop
Potwin corner Of Church and Collcfc-sts May 26.
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sAfE OF s' pstas cS" 9s
for the D.rc, of Chi,!enden To all concern
ed in the Estate Of WIN. b. MINER late of Milton in
aiddistrct deceased, GREETING.
WHEREAS, Rebecca Miner, Executrix of the las,
will and testament of said deceased proposes to rem
der an account Of his administration, and present his
account against said estate for examine alton and allow
ance al session eff the Court Of Probate TO be holden
At the Registers Office in Burlington the second
Wednesday Of July next, therefore, you hereby
tilted to appear lefore said court at the time and place
aforesaid, and shew cause, if any you have, why the
account aforesaid should not lie allowed. Given under
my hand al Burlington, this 29h day Of May, A. d.
1910. jc.lO. WIN. WESTON Register.
STATE OF VERMONT, (YNHE Hon. the probate
DsrRrcr OF ,CnIrrESDEN: s l. court within and for
the district Of Chen,en, To the G,el,o5s and other,
Milton, in said district deceased. Whereas Rclccca
Miner, executrx of the last will and testament of said
deceased hath made application to this court to extend
the time limited for making payment of debts and lega-
cics OF said deceased twelve months from the first day
OF july $780, and the second Wednesday of July next
being assigned for hearing in the premises, at the
office Of the Register Of this court, and having been
ordered that notice thereof be given, by publishing this
decree three weeks successfully the Free Press, n
newspaper printed at Burlington, leorc the time fixed
for hearing, therefore yon are hereby notified 10 APP
pear before said court at the time and place aforesaid,
hen and there to make objection, if any you have TO
the said time of payment feing further extended as
| aforesaid Given under my hand at Burlington, thi,
2slh day Of May, A. d. 1910.
je.l0 WIN. WESTON, Register.
n! STATE or ~ yEK I ATtaPtoa ate c0.T',
lay Of May, A. y. ls4Oprcsenl, the Hon. Joel Allen,
Judgc-an instrument, p.nrportng TO he the last will
and testament of Peter Mnckler, late Of Grand Isle, in
said district deceased, Icing presented to said court
for probate, it is ordered by said TINT all persons
concerned therein re notified 10 appear at session OF
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NEW GOODS, cheaper than ever. II. w. Cat
lin 4 Co. are now receiving q new assortment of
Dry Goods, to which they invite he attention Of rur
chasers. June 1 ls40
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Burlington, sumo &c, 1910.

lNHETIPPECANOE TEXT BOOK. jus, received
l. a large supply Of Tippecanoc Text Book, made
up Of documents and facts illustrating Gen. Harrisons
history character services and opinions. Ii is warmly
recommended 10 the friends of Gen. Harrison through
ont the T. States, for sale at the book store.
Juno 20. u. a. BRAMAN.
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VOL. XIV....No. 4.


= EARL HOWARD, of the Cheap cash storr,
~ arrived home from New York last evening ny
The splendid steamer Whitehall, ID. Lyon Capt. and
brought with him additional supply Of Goods which
with his two former purchases Of this sea makes
the assortment altogether one ofthe most desirable to
select from Of any ,ha, he ha. heretofore had for the
last eighteen years, and is Of The following kinds, viz
rich, fashionable, fancy and staple articles in every
department, Of the Dry Good line, such Broadclo,h',
Cassimeres, Vcstngs, Mouselinc dc LANES, Challys,
Silks, Bombaznes Calicoes, Linens, Mu,lins, Laces,
Ribbons, Embroideries, Hosiery Gloves, Fans, I'm.
brclas, Parasolls, etc. with full supply Of Florence
and Straw Bonnets, and MiIenary Goods, also, Car
pc,ings, Matngs, Paper llangings, Shoes and Hats
together with all the heavy descriptions of domestic
and other goods, suc, as Shec,ings, Yarn, Burap.'
Wool Irvine, etc. The Crockery, Looking Glass and
China Gallery is also repenished; the Cutlery, Hard
and House furnishing department, is in accordance
with the other stocks ON hand the variety Of fancy
clcs, suh as Toys, Jewelrv, Combs, Curls, Confeo-
onary, etc. etc, which fills one hundred feet Of show
case in Tenth his counters is innumerabc. The
Dome and picture gallery is beautifully arranged for
the display Of Goods under strong light, and then tho
large supply Of superior family Groceries based upon
the Stafof Life, Rochester city Mill Flour, makes his
Grand Bazaar cheap cash store, one the most fasci
mating desirable and convenient stores to lie furnished
from with all and every kind of articles that may 10
wished for, or looked at for amusement and gratihca
ton, with desire 10 convey the most pleasing in
'cgence to friends Of the place where every article
they may desire for the lettering Of appeance,, adding
10 comfort supplying necessary wants, may he had
and al done in so few words, as by only saying for
whatever and whenever you wish to buy cheap for 81
| go TO HOWARD'S. Burlington, VT, June II, 1s4O
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LAKE GEORGE PACKET. 1910.

,4 VNElE new Steam Packet,
o. Ia l. WIN. CALDWELL,
fEsS.=5=.sY-Sz.- tA.es~ l.. G. LARADEE, Master,
regularly every day Except Sunda, ) both ways
through The Lake, on T. TUESDAY, the 2l day Of June
next. Leaving Caldwell for Ticonderoea every
ing, and returning to Caldwell the same day. Lake
George Passengers will re landed from, and taken on
board the Lake Champan Steam Packets, near the
old Fort TIconderoga, from the Mansion House Of
VIM. F. PELL Esq. now Public House. This leau-
fu establishment has lecn greatly improved since
last Summer, by erection Of Large Addition, con-
tanning spacious Dining Room, and Assembly Rooms
&c, and has recently passed INTO the hands Of Mr. H.
&. LOW, a gentleman favorahly known by the tray
cling Public. BY taking the LAKE GEORGE RourE,
Travellers will not only enjoy the finest scenery of our
Country, bu lose no time on the Northern Tour, as
they take the same Champan Steam Boat at 1con-
'leroga, which they would have taken at Whitehall,
had they gone that way. May 81, 1870 ON.
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CONGRESS WATER, gust received y fresh
supply ofCongrsss water, and for sale by
ksysA GEO. PETERSON.
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NOTiCE.--Came into the enclosure Of the subscri-
Der on the 18th inst. RED cow, about eigh,
years old The owner is requested 10 pay for adver-
Using and take her away, JoSErt COOK.
Burlington, June %, 1910.
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Burlington, June Is, 1910.

SONGS OF THE PEOPLE.-Log CABIN Song
~ Book-being collection Of Harrison and Tylor
Melodies cmbellished with neatly engraved Portrait
of Gen. VIM. II. Harrison, and a view Of Old For,
Meigs, for sale at the Book store
d. A. BRAMAN.
BURLINGTON Sunc 2G 1910
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10OOO PAINTS & OILS.

100 casks ground do do
Is bbls. Venetian Red
10 casks French yellow
so bbls. American Linseed OIL
IS do Spirits Turpentine
Copal vaTnish, Gold Leaf Sand paper. Smalts,
Brushes Glue, Gum Copa, by J.& III. Fscx q 70.
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Erastus ShClden's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, }NNliE hon. the probate
DIST. Of CHlTrENDEN, SIS. l. court for the district
OF Chttenden to all persons concerned in the estate of
EraS,ls Sheldon, late Of Sheburn in SAID district de-
cea ed, greeting. Whereas, Lois Sheldon, admins
ratrx of the estate Of said deceased, proposes
der an account OF her administration, and present her
account against said estate for examination and allow
ance, al sess on OF the court Of probate he holden
at the Registers Office in Burlington, on the second
Wednesday of July next therefore, you are hereby
place aforesaid and show cause, if any you have why
the account aforesaid should not be allowed Given
under my hand at Burlington this 18th day of June, A.
d. 1870 Iel5 WIN. WESTON, Register
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BURLINGTON, VERMONT, FRIDAY, JULY B. $780,

NEW ENGLAND COUGH SYRUP,
The reputation Of shich has nosU become established a III
most safe and s6fcacious remedy ever discovered for
INFLUENZA, COLDS, COUGHS, Asthma,
WHOOP1NG COUGH, SPLITTING OF
BLOOD, AND ALL AFFECTIONS
OF THE LUNGS.
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ces as cheap as can be found any other establish
mcnt IN inc place. Gro. PETERSON.
DRIsTOL BOARD Drawing paper and Pen
- cs. Brilliant red fluid blue fluid, japan ink, and
New yS y an geemens steel pens ns' received from
College st. June rs, $50.
OG CABIN ANECDOTES and illustrated Incl
- dents IN the life of Gen. WIN. II. HARRrsoN. for
sale at the Book store June 10 D. A. BRAMAN
100 FARMING UTENSILS.
so do Hay Forks,
Is do Manure Forks,
so do Hoes
GO do scy,he sna,hes
Is do cast and German steel Scy,hcs, cradle
ocSthe<, sickles, Plonghs, and Plough castings by
100 49,, DYE sTUFFs.
200 do Log Wood St. Domingo
$50 do Log Wood Canpeachy
900 do Nicaragua
30 do Alum
25 do Blue Vilriol
80 do Nader
so carboys Oil Vnriol
Muriatic Acid, Aqua Forts, Nitric Acid, C.rcuma
Bar Wood, Peach Wood, Quer Citron Bark, Spanish
Fotant and Bengal Indigo, Lac Dye, Mutt Calls, press
Papers, Jacks 1en,er Hooks, Cream Tartar and A ga
June 10. by J. & J. II. PECK & Co.
100 GROCERIES.
wv chests young Tyson Tea,
as do HYsonskin, do.
20 bags pepper,
20 do Pimento,
DO do Coffee
SO boxes Pipes
100 do Bar Soap
200 do Raisns
SO kegs 10
40 do Pure ginger
400 Mats Cassla
St. Cro,x Rum, Holland Gin sisnc,,c Brandy, Bal.
more Gin, American Brandy, Champagne brown
and Pale Sherry, Madeira and Sicily Madeira, Mar
>eIls Madeira and Malaga Wines, by
OOOO Nails. Brads s: American Iron.
~OOO kegs Nails from 81 to 6Oi
$50 do Brad> from Ga ,o2Oa
Horse shoe Iron
Scroll and Hame do all sizes
Band Iron from II TO Al inch
Round do do tol II do
Square do Sc TO 3 do j. g. J. II. PECK & Co.,
June 49, Agents for kcesevlle Manufacturing Co
MT. VERNON READER. Polyglou Bible
AVA of different skies and findings, Pocket Bible
and TeSamens and a general assortment of stationa
ry lust received from n. York and for sale by
College st. je:25. S. HUNTINGTON.
N EW GOODS. Sidney Barlow has received
l general assortment of goods at his old store o,
Pearl street which will bcS0ld cheap enough. N. b
Wool received for goods. Burlington May %.
% TOBACCO.
~ kcae plug tobacco,
40 boxes Cavend>h do
| 60 packages sheep do
1000 $. Leaf do. do. by & j. II. PECK & Co.
|1000 ~ SPERM OIL.
| 1000 do. fall do. do.
June ~ !. ~ ''" J.&j. II. PECK Co.
| net, ofafo
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STRAfED from the premises of the subscriber
~ 35 old SHEEP and 10 LAMBS, with cropped and
slit right car, and left slightly cropped the upper
side black among the number. Whoever
will give information at this Office or at the residence
of the subscriber where said Sheep may be found
shall be literally rewarded.
TRUMAN ROBERTS.
RI,rlin Inn
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NOTICE.-All persons indebted to the late firm,
~ of Lathrop, Potwn and Wait or to Mayo and
Wait at their store at wnooski Village, hereby no.
titled TO make payment tous at our Store IN Burling-
ton, corner Church and College streets
MAYO and WAIT.
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GENERAL AGENCY, SAINT JOHNS.
" LOWER G A N A ID A. ..The under ,igncl

Rail ROAD OFFICE,
Montreal Mare 25, 1870
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STORE TO LET, at Winoo,ki Village, the
~ store recently occupied by La,hrop and Potwn
will bc let aud possession given Immediately, apply
TO the subscribers corner Church and College sts Bur
lington or TO Gideon Lahrop. MAYO & WAIT.
Hurlinoton Nav DC 16aO
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A YOUNG LADY Of good family and OF a lib
"A eral education and who has a thorough ,heoreti-
cal and practical knowledge Of the French and English
languages, wishes to find place either in family or
(f by letter post pad to be directed 10 Mr. Molt. Pro-
fessor of Music, Burlington, VI. June 4.
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Ak OILS.
AZ bbs. American Linseed Oil,
10 TierceS fall sperm do
do winter do do
35 bbls refined do do J. Il J. Fl. PECK e. Co.
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EOREIGN IRON AND STEEL. English Iron
new do do Sweedes do; Hoop do from to / inch -;
l3razer's Rods Spring, cast, german, swedes and
En5li>h blister steel Cart and wagon boxes, finished
GRO bars by June 10. j. G. J. H. PECK g. Co,
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90 .Shecting, Shirting, Prints, sc.

STRAY MARE. Came INTO my enclosure about
- the first of June inst. small sorrel Mare, with a
white stripe in her face and one white foot, and shod
all round. PfllNEAS ATWATER.
Burlington June 18th, 1910.
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cles as cheap as can be found at any other establish
nlcnt IN the place. Gro. PETERSON.
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nRUGS AND MEDICINES. A large supply Jus
- reed by June 10. J. & J. II. PECK e. Co.
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E0UCK'S PANACEA COUNTER
FEITED.

IL IHb FUBlJiCs
a SENSE of duty 10 myself as well as 10 the psss-
IA liz, induces me 10 stare that my Panacea has beeE
cOunteTeited To considerable extent and that Lara
quantities Off have been sold IN New York, PhiIadeg
phia, and PittsbHFg The bottles containing the mek-
cine, wess the sereotyped bills which each
bottle, has been neatly and closely copied by those
engaged in countereing them, that is difficult TO de-
tect them, and which indeed alone be done by a
critical examination. As to the spurious Panaeea, NJ
most wfefched and deletenous compound, caculax-
ed to do asst doubtless has DONE great injury the
constitutions of those vino may be unfortunate
use it, Ifthere be any thing within the range of humsR
acton moro immoral or wicked than another, il b
where an uuPnnciped being jeopards the health and
lives Of his fellow creatures as ia the present instance,
TOR filthy lucre and palms upon them genuine med
cine OF universal reputation for it, sanatve quality
moso viIaiaOus countefeis, whose constituent prOpe
ties instead OF possessing the power of curing tend OnE
deceive and blight the hoOes ofthe invalid, per
mlne Rty to destroy his health.
Having discovered the author and agents in this inj
rous fraud apon the public, well upon my own n
ierests and being influenced by sincere desire 10 pa
nsh tg aggression of the former and throw the paaa
ply OF pFoteenOn around the lattcrI caused weeks
since SUITS 10 be instituted ia the U. States Court for
Philadelphia against the parties concerned in this meta
ous affair; regul n reports of which when adjudcate&
will be pabsAed for the public information, and 10 waza
the unpTnciped sgans the danger ofdepredating uR0a
the rightof others, and of perliag human health
nI2 fl JACOB HOUCK.
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CANFIELD q BROTHER.

corner OF BALTIMORE and Charles streets.
addition to their already large assortment are slv
a receiving supplies of goods their line sach a
Gold lever WATCHES, OF ''Tobas," "Johnson.sr
''Harrison aad other InakeTs-"god anchor levers
'gold epnes, and vertical Watches silver lever sa
yer English, and common silver Watches; gold GuaE&
and fob CHAINS; Guard KEYS and Seals; gold Ear
Cases; TiIlMBLES; Miniature CASES, and every va
riety of JEWELRY; silver and plated WARE Of an
kinds; Lamps and Girondoes gilt aabaster, and ebony
CLOCKS; Music BOXES; German silver SPOONS
and FORKS.
AisJ--MiLITARY GOODS, such as-SWORDsy
RPAULET'FES, PLUAfES, SASHES, BUTTONS, as&
every article IN that line. ''Rogers" fine CUT LERY
together with all kinds OF Tools and Materials for wask
Inakers-with a great variety Of FANCY GOODS,
suitable for the county trade. All OF which will be sod
at reduced prices and pleasing IeEns at Wholesale
retail. Country merchants invited to call. Oe
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INFLATED WARE-Plated Walters, Unls, Cas
II tors, Candlestcks, 6nuffers and Trays, Coasters
Cake Baskets, Dishes, Bstter Tubs, Sc OF new pat
teTn and of superior quality, Of own nnpsrtation
PoF sale, wholesale or retail, by
CANPIELD s. BROTHER,
go COrne rof Market aud Charles streets.
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NENIcE.-Professor Won Raumer, in couple
of volumes on italy, recently published at Leip-
zig, gives deplorable account of the present
condition of Venice. He went TO Italy in the
course of the last year, to examine the archives
Of the principal cities of that land of classic as
sociations, with view to the completion Of some
important historical works upon which he was
engaged. Upon his return, he published an ac-
count of his journey, interspersed with much
valuable statistical information. OF the one
hundred thousand inhabitants of Venice, he states
that not less than So, 443 are in the regular re-
ceipt of eleemosynary relief! More than half
the entire population! A deplorable situation
indeed, of the renowned "Queen of the Waters %
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AUCTION SALES.
RICHARD NJ. HALL & co.
AUCrIoNEERs,

lsgccEssoRs POI GRunpI 3 Co..

(sUccEssoRs TO GEUSDI & Cor
WTINE OIL PAINTINes.-WD he ofs,sS -
Dc auction on FRIDAY EVENING, The IstI, ins,a.sr
at half past six O'Clock precisely at 1875 Market seoT
select collection of Richly Framed On PAINTINGS CO.,.
ssting of about 50 pictures, ancient and modern
This collection IS most decidedly the finest aud tuOzS
select Brought to this city, and embraces Land
amongst which may lie noticed an Interior by Ostadsz
pair do. by Sembrecht; very fine Infant Saviour So
fanah and the Elders, by Jouvenet; Landscape and e.
ures by Geners, Audubon, Shaw, &c. &c. sc. Con
nOseurS are particularly invited to examine them.
They will be open from a. IN Lill dusk, uB6i The
nighto OF sale. Catalogues will he ready OR Thursdaz
inosning. K. N. HALL & co. Aucts.
dc
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NOTICE.

FEJEEE undersigned, (owners Of the Washington
I'll Chronice) have made an assignment of their &C
counts and assets to CHARLES 5. FOWLER, EsquHe,
Of Baltimore for the benefit of their creditors. All col
eetoTs aAd others indebted will please observe that sd
Fowler has appointed JAMES H. HAMILTON (nOw OF
Ba4tmOre) his agent, TO whom all payments are re
ouested TO be made. J. II. HAMILTON.
u. w. DENHAM.
P.S. ]. H. HAMILTON continues his agency fot
settling Gen. DUFF GREEN'S accounts, made during 4zs
residence in Washin stoA city.
Baltimore 18th Sept, 1870.
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" MAKE READY FOR WINTER,
PILLOWS M Twy,fs n ne a =.

~ - -s.n-1 y. vsvsfs. uAAANrSsHiS, tSC.
fragments Tor the ipprnacbine Winter bv nrac,r;n,
good Beds, Pillows, NJ attresses Comforts &C win do
well 10 call at the Bedding Mari before they purchase,
as they cannot fail to be suited from the Ready Made
hand, and viii be sold very low for cash by immediate
applicatoc at the Bedding Mart N. w. 4 S. w cor.
ers fLombard and Light sfs nI7 DIFF
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NEW BOOKS.-We haze lately received from
II Philadelphia and New YORK, the following works;
DIR. Chalmers Works, in vols, the LIST and ID on
Natural Theology; 81 and 4h Christian Revelation;
5th Moral Philosophy; 9th, Commercial Discusses
7th Astronomical do; Memoir OF DIR. Nisbet; Memoir
OF Mrs. Grant and Mr.. Dwight, Missionaries; Bishop
McIlvxn on the Ozfsrd Divinity Illustrations of Pope
~; POpey enetny Civil and Religious Liberty, by
Dr. BroHnIee; DR.. NeviRs on Popery; DR.. BFOwnlee's
Letters the New York Roman Catholic Controversy;
Lectures the points in Controversy between Roman
ists and Protestants.- CharnOek the Attributes of
C0d voEs; Miller the Christian Ministry; kIngsbury
on the Sabbath; The Flower Garden, Sc
An the Books and Tracts Of the Presbytsran Board
of PubGcators'' together with general assortment of
School and TheolsFieal Books Stationery SEQ, for sale
on reasonable terms, by DAVID OWEN,
No. u n. Gay Street.
Most
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MAYORS ELECTION IN BosToN.-Jonathan
Chapman (Whig) has been elected Mayor OF
Boston, by majority of 26s3. His majority
at the last election, was 1906 Nett gain since
last December 1928. ,s,4s,elF.,a. 80 s.-. -
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WILLIAM LaJsRY. fERCH ANT TAILO

I WILLIAM LDSRY. NfIsRCI ANT TAILOk,s 2
Noa7 Soldh street doors from Baitinoro street ~
I'D ESPECTEsULIYint Orms his friends and the
ma public that he has received by the late arrivals
handsome assortment of goodR together with his for
mer stock will make his assortment complete, which
he is prepared TO make up order in the most approx
ed style On the most reasonable TERMS and al the short
est netee He returns his sincere thanks TO his friends
and the public for their liberal patronage and assures
them that no exeron on his part will be spared to give
general satisfaction. nov 30 dat
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FREIGHT AND PASSAGE FOR

FREIGHT AND PASSAGE FOR
H-aPRE DE GRACE and PORT DEPOSIT.
a sza~u The Steamboat GOV WOLCOTT
2zsyaS Capt Kenny, has commenced her trips
and will leave Patterson's wharf every
reesdsy and Saturday mornings, at 9 O'Clock.
Returning will leave Port Deposit every "Wednesday
and Sunday mornings n the hour, and will land
passengers at kennard's wharf, Cbssiertown and
AZ Eowells Point.
Qf-The Woicott has been lengthened and thoroughly
y and entirely repaired both in hull and machinery, snd
ID IN tks: est possible orde
a WIN. OWEN,