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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-22
NOTfCT

NOTICE.
N tL persons indebted to N ADJ tfbert
on account Of her interest in ths sor Ut the
late J Hebert deceased, arc redHfo make
immediate payment 10 the undeSDsho' is ~.
~ authorised tn receipt 70, the
Feb % y ~ EEHT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-22
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ruFUBL1C AUCTION.

WILL be sold At Public S1.,!nssu
'mh Of March ,s4o. Al ,he ,a" .ae'"ay
f ra""e, Kenyon, by l. Bonne,sze. Ans,; ,"e"s OF
'',ow'"g property, to wit. '''''eef the
,;,. .,. o, household furniture and cork inn No..
.i., y. ! It OF Groceries, Liq,ors, De.,,,s, "a.-
,.bla n s.so'e' and = dining rom. sI,o rv,r 81.
Terms Of Sale-Au s,,ps ,,1sr r~.
oa'h, all sums over that smn,t, rsn,y dollars,
the n.,. ~ ne,'s sst' sfactcr;Iy endorsed ,,.,.h,s Is
Feb t-5t a.,,,,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-22

rerssrtvA,tA.-The Philadelphia u. 8. aa-
,e,te Of Tuesday says. awe are informed that
Thomas Dunlap. rsq, President Of the Bank o.
The United States, yesterday made arrangements
for an advance 10 the State Of $4,000 on behalf
Of that institution and such If the other banks as
nigh. unite in it. arncng<. which the Gira'd and
Pennsylvania Banks have Immediately agreed TO
! participate 10 the extent nf $1,000 en- III FnH
p~roris;on is thus made FIR The payment 81 oil
interest due on the public delft, nj home md
nbroad, ard a new pfoof furnished Of the sincere
Jesirs which is cherished by DOR great State ins''-
tuition 10 uphold The bes. interes, of Pepnsylva-
MIA. aud to maintain her filth untarnished."
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-07-10
To THE PEOPLE OF VERMONT.

FELLOW CITIZENS The purposes for
which the people of the several states of this
Republic united in the establishment of the
Federal Constitution, are declared by the
preamble of that instrument to be "to form
" a more perfect Union, establish justice,
Z" insure domestic tranquility, provide for the
#" common defence, promote the general ~et-
I" fare, and secure the blessings Of liberty
"to themselves and their postcrity."
In the judgment of the sages of that day,
these general objects were not attalnable by
the separate and independent action of the
ncople or legislatures of the individual states,
and they we're therefore wisely committed
to the charge of central representative
government, in which its due relative share
of power and influence was secured to each
independent sovereignty of the coniederacy.
The constitution confers upon the national
Legislature all the powers supposed to be
required for the attainment of the objects sci
forth in the preamble, and makes it the duty
of the executive to suggest to Congress all
Legislation needful for that purpose.
Whenever therefore these objects fail to
be attained, in such good measure as the i'm.
perfection of human institutions allows, it is
fair and natural presumption that such fail
ure is to be imputed to erroneous or dcfec.
tive legislation by Congress.
During most Of the administration of Gen
Jackson, and through tho whole of that o
tho functiouary whose highest pride j
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-07-10
John Weeds Estate.

STATE OF vERMoNT,| At a probate court
ton within and for the district aforesaid on the I'm
day of June A. ID. 1910, instrument pnrrorting to
he the last will aad testament OF John Weed, late OF
IInesbrgh in SAID district, deceased, was presented TO
the court here for probate, 10y Arson Weed therefore
is ordered by sad court, that public notice given
TO all persons concerned heren 10 appear before sad
court at session thereof to e holden al the Kegs
,er'S office in Burlington, on the second wednesday on
July, A. d. IS TO- and contest the probate OF SAID VIII,
and i, is further ordered that this order te puhs
three weeks successfully in the Burlington Free Press,
a newspaper printed at Burlington, in this state, the
last Of which >ha lie previous TO the day assigned, AS
aforecaid for hearing. Given under my hand at the
Reg i>ers Office, this l2h day Of June, 4. ID. le4O
iel5 WIN. WESTON, Register.
DOCT. MARSHALL'S Aromatic, Caarrh and
- Headache SNUFF. This Snuiis superior TO any
thing vet known, for removing that troublesome dis
ease the Ca'arrh, and also cold IN the Lead, ana the
headache. 1t opens and purges out all distractions,
streng the glands and gives healthy acilon 10 Inc
parts Affected 1t is perfectly tree from any lhIns dele,
FERROUS IN its compositlon--has pleasant mayor, ana
its immediate e.ec', after being used, Is apSrecabie.-
Price so cents per bottle M -, .e,r,,
Docl Marshall's Vegetable Indian Black PLASlEk
This Plaster is unrvalled for curing scrolou, swell
ngs, Scurvy Sores, Lame Back, and Fresh Wounds
pa rs in the sides. Hips and Limbs; and seldom fails &c
give relief in local Rhenlnatisms' II applied TO the
side, il will cure many the common Liver Complaints
and is equal if not superior, 10 any ,hlnS IN use o
corns on the feet the virtues of this Plaster have beer
witnessed bv thousands Of individuals IN the unle'
States who We tested its efficacy. Sold by the pro
prleor; Cha, Bowen, MiddIebury, VT jel'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-07-10

M W GOODS, now opening; an additional
~ assortment OF various kinds Of goods, among
them are Mezo'no brushes, Satin Bead Head Bands,
Sar.aparla Lozenges, Accordion books, extract, Of
Bergamot, bristol hoard green Spectac es Casters new
silver pocket Combs, Eagle Bell Plates, etc. ALSO, a
good assortment Of trimmed and plain fine Satin and
some with bows very nice and light for warm wealth.
er; We have also very narrow stocks, suitable fo
toys or men. Also, 6ns stocks for those who have
large Necss, in a word our assorimen, OF Stocks Col
:lculars plca.e call at the Variety Store.
June IL. PASGpoRH h BRIEshAlp.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-07-10
ROY n MICHIGAN SIX DAY LINE.
.lIFJl5557.,s.zE....12:.11!:-.

SHlP by Old Troy Tow Boat Linc,-Coentcs Slip.
- 1910. AGEN1S--AILEN WHEELER, LEONARD
CRocKrn, 1906 Broad 81. New York Moore Il Stmp-
son, River St. Troy; VIM. II. Moore, - Quay 81. Al
bany; Sidney Allen, Rochester; George Davis y Co
Buffalo; Philip Allen, Buffalo; Geo A. French, Pun
Reed, Erie, Pa; McNar " Co. cleveland o.; NJ
b. Ross Il CO. Portsmouth, O.; H. y. u n. B Gates,
Black River, o.; Jenkins Tracy, Huron, o.; Barber
& Barney, Sandusky City, O.; Chester Slrnshan
Detroit Mich; r. w. Titus, Toledo, O.. g. ). Hazard
Maumee City, o.; Wheeler Il porer, st. Joscphs; j.
G. Slesh,, Michigan City, Ind; Dawson q Ho.mer
milwaukee, W.; c. NJ. Reed, Chicago, Ill. je.l.3m
Mark packorps. sI, & NJ, Line"
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BURLINGTON COMB FACTORY.


ID large and general assortment of Combs of sUpE-
RroR QUALITY now on hand and constantly manuiac-
turing at the above establishment, and for sale to the
trade a, low prices. Merchants and others wishing to
get a good article for recalling will find il to their ad-
vantage to call and examine for themselves.
June 10, 1910 Villas, LOOMS and!Co.
EWPAINT SIIOP...SPAULDiNG& MILLS
~ have opened new PAINT SHOP on Church-st.
two doors south of H. Lanes Store, where they will
do all kinds of HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN and CARRIAGE
PAINTING, in the esl possible manner and on terms
to suit those who may favour them with their patron
age. iC-JDPains, Oil, Varnsh and Putty, constantly
on hand and for sale. ~. SPAULDlNG.
Burlington, April 9, 1910 CD. MILLS. ~
NRNNKLIN HOUSE,, AT THE MINERAL
II SPRINGS, IN HlGHGATE, VT.-The subscri-
Der having furnished and fitted up for the reception Of
company, the above shment, respectfully socit>
the patronage of his friends, and the public generally
The celebrity this spring has attained the beauty o
its loca,ion-bcing situated in pleasant and healtbf
section of the CONFERENCE.-The with the exertons
the subscriber TO give satisfaction TO all, it is hopet
will make it desirable situation for those who wsl
to avail themselves of the benefits of the ne;licina
waters, and relaxation from the ordinary cares o
business S. w. WOOD.
Hlghga,c, June 3, 1910. sw
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-07-10
DANGBORN 4 BRINsMAID. The vare,,

1 store, Offering a great variety OF Watches,
Clocks, JeweIry, Perinmery, Musical Instruments,
CnrIs, Cards, Pictures, Soaps Hair Oil, Razor> KNIVES,
Scissors, Canes Stocks, Caps, drawing ma,eria> will
low Wagons, Chairs and Cradles, Casters, Pencils,
Tea and Coilee Pots and Urns; silver ware, pla ed
Ware Lamp Wicks and Glasses Collars and Bo>om>,
Sn>pender>, Swords and P>,o>, Thermometers, Station
cry, Inks, Court Plaster; Dolls, Bags, poke, Books
and a great variety OF fancy articles to supply the
wants and minister TO the qualification of the noional
and all who call al the Variety store are in Sap
pie Pie" order ready 10 orders or return calls
at the variety store, PANGBoRN e. BRIN.mAIp
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C,HAWYF.iEN AND ST. LAWRENCEl
RAII-ROiD.--Sr LnIlN. TO MnNTREAL.l

" RAtI-ROiD.-->r JOINS TO MONTREAL.
The Rail- ROAD COMPANY having crertcl extensive
WuARyrs at =. Johns. and suitable SPORES thereon,
Icing now ncarv om,c'cl, the committee Of man
agcmeu', in urero 'or every announcement 10 the
inIporan, TIA lc a. PIE cn carried on cwecn ne Uni
ted sac, and Lower Canadaa, have c.a li>hcl the
following regulation, VIZ: Trstiy-1hat all freight
passing 10. or from Lake thampain. per Railroad
line and allrc,,cl Rail ood Wharf, ST. Johns will
Re allowed temporary W marriage an! Storage, free of
my charoc for HE same. Secondly That ly tenn
pord,y Wharfage and storage, the Trade will dis
timely TN er>an i meant, ,he time ne"e> AIRY for en-
,erng and passing the Goods through the Custom
Hon c al 81. johns, (oi which, the Company shall lie
the ulgc) TO iarI'rae which, the per, on in charge
ofthc CO.. wharf there viii Ic permitted, upon IL
own re- pou ,llliy, to make the necessary Custom
House cn'rlc>, # req ire AT the same time thost
who prefer, ii, VIII e at lcrv tr n>ac their
Custom House bI. ines or employ whom they think
proper to do.o. Thidiy.-That the delivery Of al
irech, for Montreal viii lie made upon the Whar
there, at which time and place, and previous TO the
delivery Of such freight, the importer or Con>lrncC
mast sui san'lac all losses, damages errors, what
sOever; falling which, the company will on no ac
CONT hold tGcm. elves responsible for the same; and
all freight which the Company may lie compelled Il
remove from the Wharf, INTO Store for sae keeping ow
ing TO the absence or want of due diligence on tn,
part OF such Owner or Consignce, in causing the sam
10 he removed; will lie charged with the carriage an,
storage Of such Goods, al the customary rates, and
FourthIy,-'lhat all freight most lie paid for de
livery. BY order Of the committee Of management
w. d. LINDSAY, Com'r.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-07-10
Erastus Shcldcn's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, lTNHE hon. the probate
DIST. or'CpnrrENpEN, S. l. court for the district
of Chtenden, all persons concerned in the estate OF
Era>tus Sheldon, late of Shehun in SAID district, de-
ceased, greeting. Whereas, Lois Sheldon, admins
,arx of the estate Of said deceased proposes 10 rem
der account Of her administration, and present her
account against said estate for examination and allow
ance, al a session of the Of probate to lie holden
at the Registers Office in Burlington, on the second
Wednesday of July next Therefore, you are hereby
notified TO appear eiore SAID court, at the time and
place aforesaid and show cause if any you have, why
the account aforesaid sho lid not lie allowed. Given
under my hand at Burlington hs 18th day OF June, A.
d. 1910. jel5 WIN. WESTON, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-07-10
NEW Goods.

~ FORGE A. CONNER, his Just returned from
Among which may be fovnd old aed young Hyson
Hyson,kin and Bohea TEAS Loaf lump and brown
Sugars. Wine, Brandy, Rum Gin, Mola,,cs, Flour
hy the larreI, hef barrel or by the pound, Goldfish
Mackcr, and Herring, Collee, PEPPER, Spice, Glove
Numegs Ginger, Saeratus, Rice. Cavendish, plug
aud pager TocAcco, Bar and shaving Soap lamp
oil, &c. &c. AIso--a good assortment Of Dry Goods
such as CaIooc, cotton cloths, bed Ticking and many
other articles too numerous to mention.
Burlington. MAY 30, 1910.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-07-10

VTT + the sul>crlIcrs having Lecn appointed by The
w honorable the prof. ale court for the district of
Chntenien commissioners 10 receive, examine and
adjust the claims and demands Of all persons against
the estate Of Josiah Spauldng, lr late Of Ws,on in
said district deceased Represented n oven', and also
all claims and demands Ahlhied olset thereto; and
six months from the day Of The date hereof deing al
lowed by said court for that purpose, we therefore
hereby live notice that viii attend TO the bushes
of our appointment, at the dwelling Of David l>ham,
Esq in Williston IN said District, the 81 Monday
of December mex, al 10 O'clock A. NJ. Dated this
18th day Of June A. d. 1910.
Ie:25 REUBEN LOCKWOOD, Commits
Holm WRIGHT ( SiOncrS,
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FORWARDING. Sc. 1910.

THE slbScrU trS wiz continue 'Hc"
>N business as Forwarding and Com-
J EN mission Merchants and Gus tom
.ZxMt\S> House Agents, at the Port OF SAINT
49, JOINS, Lower Canada.
They 10 not er their services Stree Of any charge
20 those persons interested in trade with the United
States mt will endeavor to make their attention 10
the in,ercs, of their employers worthy reasonable
recompcncc.
Having good Wharvcs (at which the LAKE CHAM
PLAIN STEAMBOATS, will Iand) and excellent storage,
together with the convenience OF a connecting Kan
Track with the CuAMrLArN and ST, LAWRENCE
RAIL ROAD over thee wharve, they aiier themselves
that, with fifteen years experience IN tins branch OF
bu.inc.s they will e enabled TO do much to facilitate
and cnconrrr fra lie lcweon The United States and The
Lower Province JASON G. PIERCE ~ son.
G, Jrbn. L. c. March, 1910. Gin
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-07-10

CROCERIES.-The subscriber has full supply
~ of Groceries, including cognac Brandy, common
priced Rum, Port, Madeira, Champagne, Muscai,
Malaga and other Wines, Moasses, Teas, Colee,
Chocolate, loaf, lump and brown Sugars Rice, Pepper,
Cinnamon, Nutmegs, AIl>nce and other spices, Cigars.
TO- acco, Mackere, GOLDFISH, best kind for SO per
100 lbs. And most oher articles in the grocery line,
Also DRY GOODS, all Of which will lie sold as cheap
a at any other place. The Liquors will lie warranted
Of the est qualty-ntended principally for supplying
Tavern Keepers, who will find for their interest to
call and examine them. ISAAC WARNER,
Burlington, June 10, IS4O II
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r YMAN l. COLE have received their II.

LYMAN Il COLE have received their usual
IL extensive assortment of Spring and summer
GOODS, embracing beautiful variety Of goods for
ladies' summer dresses rich English and scotch cling
hams, India muslin a superior article for white dresses
Jaconet cambria, great assortment of barred and
checkercd Camhrlc printed Lawn, mourning do. prin-
ted camhrc and French Muslin An extensive as>ort-
men, ofAmerican Calicocs cheaper than ever. A few
English and French do.
SILKS. small assortment Of Rich silks, including
black, blue black, coored and striped. Bandana H'GE
Pongee, Crimson, white silk do. BI'k Italian Cravats,
GentIcmens cold and black kid Gloves do col'd black
and white silk gloves, do. Berlin, Lisle Thread, Linen
and cotton gloves. A good assortment of Hosiery,
very cheap. Umbrellas and Parasols. Thin Boots
and Shoes, Ladies kid Ties ant slips.
DOMESTIC GOODS. Merrimack cottons, Davis
vile do 54 Cotton Sheeting, Shifting, Ticking, cold
Cambrics' Yarn, Thread, and Knitting Cotton S,i-
perlinc Long Cloths and bleach cotton York Mixtures
Stripes, Drills &c. Irish Linen, Shifting and sheeting
Diaper and Crash.
TAlLOR'S TRIMMINGS. Including sewing Silk
Twist Thread, Padding, canvass, seeve-lning, brown
linen, Buttons, Binding, Sc.
NESTING. White tig'd Mersas, Vaentia, figured
Satin, &c. Ganzc, and rich chally fancy Hdkf>.
great variety of other DRY GOODS which compre a
very extensive assortment, and offered astonsh
ing low prices. Ladies and Gentlemen are invited to
call and examine qualities and prices June 4.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-07-10
RAIL ROAD OFFICE,
Montreal, Ma, ch 25, $40. !
CENFKAL AGENCY, SAINT JOHNS,
VI LOMEK G. A n A ID ..Thr nnder irnel

having been placed IN charge q the Railroad
WHARVES and STORES, at St. Johns, hcgs to o.cr
his services to The public, upon h> responsible
iy,) a. General Agent for the transaction Of all hu>i-
ness IN any way, connected with the American Carry
ing Trade. His charges will lie as follows: On all
actions upon which il may lie ncress 10 make adj
yanccs for Custom llou,e Dues, acl Freehs, or 9TH
er chargc>, % per cent commission. Custom
House Brokerage will also lie charged, Of 3. l., upon
every Entry Of Good, inward or outward. The low
rate Of the charge make, il imoeratvcv necessary
that all Advances, Commission, &c. &c, lie paid on
the delivery Of the Goods. VIM. COOTE,
RAIL RoAp WHARF,
st. .J0hns Ahril A. 1910. al7:3m
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-07-10

- EARL HOWARD, OF the Cheap cash store,
~ arrived home from New York last evening Lv
the splendid steamer Whitehall, ID, Lyon Capt. and
brought with HIM an additional supply Of Goods which
with his two former purchases Of this sea son makes
the assortment altogether one ofthe most desirable to
select from Of any that he has heretofore had for the
last eighteen years. and Is Of the following kinds, viz:
rich, IA honahe, fancy and staple articles in every
department, OF the Dry Good line, such as Broalcloh;
Cashmere, Ncstlng>, Mousclinc de LANES, ChayS
Silks, Bomi azine, CalicoeS, Linens Mu,Iins, Laces
Ribbons, EmlruldericS, Hosiery Gloves, Fans, Inn
brclas, Para>oII>, etc., with full supply Of Florence
and Straw Bonncts, and MiIenary Goods, Also Car
petings, Manmgs, Paper llangngs Shoes and Hats
together with all the heavy descriptions Of domestic
and other goods, such a. Shcelings, Yarn, Burlap>'
Wool Irvine, etc. The Crochcrv, Looking Glass aud
China Gallery is also rcpenIshGd the Cutlery, Hard
ware and House FINISHING department, is IN accordance
with the other oc,> ON hand the variety Of fancy ar
ticlc,, >uh a. Toy, Jewclry, Combs Curs, Coniec-
tionarv, etc, etc which fills one hundred feet Of show
IN tenth ON his counters is mnumeralIe. The
Dome and picture gallery i dy arranged for
the d play of Goods under strong light, and then the
large supply Of superior family Groceries la,ed upon
the Staiof Life, Rochester city Mill Flour, makes HI,
Grand Bazaar cheap cash store, Of the mos, asc
mating desirable and convenient stores to e Furnished
from with all and every Kind Of articles that may he
wished for, or looked al for aml and gratilca
tion, with de,lr to convey the most pleasing in
tcgence to friends, ofthe place where every articl,
they may desire for the Lettering of appcances adding
20 comfort, supplying necessary wants. may he ha,
and al done in 30 few words, as ly only saving fo
whatever and whenever you wish to buy cheap for ca
go 10 HOWARD'S. Burlington, Vt, June III, lsiO
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GEORGE :. HALE'S ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, TIME Hon. the Pro-
and for the District Of Chlen,en: To the creditors
and others concernd in the of George $. Hale,
late Of Weslfurd in said District, deceased GREETING.
WHEREAS, John w. Hale, administrator OF the e>-
tate Of said deceased hath made application TO this
court, to extend the time limited for making payment
of the debts OF SAID deceased, twelve months from the
26h day Of jane inst, and the 22l day of jane inst,
beng as>ig. ed for hearing in the premises, at the
ordered that notice ,hcreofbe given, by publishing this
decree three weeks succes>ivey in the Free Press
newspaper printed At Burlington, before The time fixed
for hearing; therefore, you hereby notified TO APP
then aud there TO make objection if any you have,
the said time Of payment Icing rirt!vr extended as
aforesaid. Given under my hand al burlington tnis
4,h day Of June A. ID. 1885, WIN. WESTON, Reg'r.
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les cheap as can be found at any other esia ls-
ment in the place. Gro. PETERSON.
T1NHEIIPPECANOE TEXT BOOK-Jrsr received,
l. large supply Of Tippecanoc Text Book, made
up of documents and facts illustrating Gen. Harrison
history character services and opinions 1t is warmly
recommended to The friends of Gen. Harrison through
out the U. States, for sale at the book store.
June 26 ID. A. BRAMAN.
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Burlington, April 10, 1910.
NEW SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY AND

~ ATLAS WITH OUTLINE MAPS, by 5. AuGus-
Tus MITCHELL. The author OF the above works has
lcen pro>, onav devoted the science Of Gcoy and
the publishing OF Maps, during many year,-and his
former productions, especially his Map OF the World
for Academies, Lear ample te>timonony Of his alum
dant reso rces, upon which he has literally drawn,
in producing the above school works.-Thc following
menda,ion of the Teachers in the city of New York.
"Iheir merits nun,crou-,he definitions remark
ably plain and concise. The exercises copious and
important, and The descriptive is luminous and correct.
The divisions of the American continent, repre-
ened and decr ed they really exist at the present
timc.A nd the gross mlssiaemcniS generally found
IN ,choO biographies are CORE ted. The ivpographi-
cal execution is commonly neat and distinct, indeed
the a las is model Of the Kind, and actually Teens
with information" The outline Maps are peculiarly
calcualedto the student his >,udv and tC
fill up al his leisure. For sale by &. GOODRICH.
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100 DYE STUFFS.
lOO bbls. Cam Wood
200 do Log Wood St. Domingo
$50 do Log Wood Canpeachy
$50 do Fu>tic
200 do Nicaragua
40 do Alum
25 do Blue Vitrio!
80 do Nader
SO carhovs Oil Viiriol
Muriatic Acid, Agra Forts, Nitric Acid, Carcuma,
Bar Wood, Peach Wood, Quer Crron Bark, Spanish
Fo'ant and Bengal Indigo, Lac Dye, NUT Calls, pres,
PAPER, Jacks, Tenler Hooks, Cream Tartar and Aga
June 49, hy J. e. J. III. PECK & Co.
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N LOVELY Il CO.., have Just reed from New
york, and are Offering for sale al still fur
ner reduced prices, for ready CASIIa more complete
,or,en1 OF fancy and other GooDs adapted 10 the
seaon anu lhe times than ever hcfore-among which
uc Ny new articles never before offered in this mar
ket' Also, new supply Of Glassware, Crockery and
Looking Glasses-Also, English Currants, Prnnes,
ny Groce.e; Mats, Russia and other Csrpeling, oil
Clo'h ior Iabe Floorss ana Innings, etc. More mex,
week. June 10
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-07-10

THE BOOK STORE of the subscriber is now fully
L replenshed with large collection of BOOKS and
STATIONERY, recently selected in the New York
market. Particular pains has been taken in the as
sorlment with reference to Books adapted TO sabbath
schools The newest publications have been selected
Tor this object, and Libraries can now be furnished
with any amount al the n Y. prices, d. A. BRAMAN.
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NOTICE.-All persons indebted to the late firm
" of La,hrop, Powin and Wait or 10 Mayo and
Wait al their store at winoo>k Village, are hereby no.
titled TO make payment tous at Our Store III Burng-
ton, corner Church and College streets
MAYO and WAIT.