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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-30
STATE OF VERMONT,


VINO the GIon7ralIeS lprcme Cont next 10 le hollcn
L at arlington, within and for the county Of Chit
'en, en on tie Thursday preceding the r~t Tues
day of January mex, hlmlly complaining, You're
trioncr,S san Thomp Of Milton. IN sand County, OF
Chrtenden, ,hOwe;h un,o VoUr honurS that nj iald
Milton on The 3 day of May A. u. 1886, she was
lawf ~ married - one John Thompson Then Of 'ald
Milton, ly Warren Hox>lc E0 Justice OF the Peace
WITHIN and for the county Of thtcndtn afore ald and
from that lime she the ,aj S1,an lived II The nd
John, AZ aid Milton, IN the die oh cr1ncc Of at tie
duties en- lolucl The marriage 'fnaut on her par
until the 10Th day Of .uv \. ~ 1886, when the said
John without any lu>t cause, Wntully deserted yotr
Pen, oner AMI ever since hN> continued such de- erou
leaving yuur Peuuncr destitute OF any means OF sup-
port or ma ntanance except her own per onal excr-
lions and the charity Of her ircnls. Your Petuuner
therefore humlv prays your honors that the ond Of
mo,rnonv between the laid lt hn an your Petitioner
nav q dissolved and Bl ofDvorce granted Ter and
,hoi your honors would grant your Petitioner oh
amt ny may seem meet and lusi-and your PcI-
,Ioner a. IN duty bound will ever pray.
Milton, Sept 10, 1910, SUSAN THOMPSON,
The foregoing petition ul Susan TrcMD. IN Layinc
been pre-, ened 10 me- and it havjue cen maGeto an,
pear 10 me, that John Thompson the Penn nee named
IN and Pc mon re,teN "ut u tins Sja aud can net
served with the ordinary process It sumnon II II
hereby Ordered Ia the substance Of he foregoing re-
tltiun together viii this prdrr, e pal i he'd in The
Burlington Free Pres, rrln'Gd a. all DIrlin -on,
three weeks succ es'lvey, the at OF which pu caon
Shall re al lea,t sS weeks prcv'oS 10 the Thursday
next nre,cding he hrsi Tuesday Of January npN
which nuhicatIon shall lie deemed sufficient notice o
The said John Thompson 10 appear al said court on
The day aud year Last aforesaid, and maize answer t
The aore. aid re itlon. Given under my aanl Bur
linaon, in the Comfy of Chten On, ihs 22d day Of
Sen,emler, A, D, 1910. MILO l.. BENNETT,
,r'ee N The Supreme Cor
Hec,o, Adan', Arorosyl
for the Fe'ionsr,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-30
Prepare for Wintor.
rINHE FARMERS COOKING STOVE -

THE FARMERS COOKING STOVE
L subscriber informs his friends and the public.
that he has on hand variety of cooking and other
Stoves such as the Farmers, and the premium Cook
Stoves the Canada Box and several kinds Of Parour
stoves Also Russia and Canada Iron Stove Pipe
Copper Pumps, and Lead Pipe for wels,or cs.erns,
all Oh which he will sell cheap can be had IN the
place. Those wishing to purchase articles of the
above description, will do well to look in at my shop
one door north Of the Log Cabin.
Burlington Sept 80 1910 H. Fl. BOSTWICK.
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~ NV TI>Il STUKE, 1913 KIvcT-S. Goldfish
l grand AM, horc anl scaled; Shad-Conncc-
'iu', Mas, n. Yur, and Maize; Macherei-Nos.
I, and g. in barrels, ha!vc., quarters and eigh h. ;
lei Herring, Hallm Had lock, Sca'c Fish, Goldfish,
Tongues So nl>, Habnr Fnn-, aud Sword Fish in
bills; ma'ainc, rock, sca'ed, and No. llcrrn~ in
boxes; also, Smoke Salmon, Alewivos, Dried Hal-
but, Dunn Fi,h, AMI Sor>el salmon, for sale ~
Troy, Sept. 3d. o9.Sw PF.ASE q WIGHT.
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To pnrchnscrs of I,onhs - stntinrrrr.

II A. BRAMAN O'or> at whole ale anJ retail o
- choice assortment Of School BOOKS and Mis-
cclanruns works, together with an extensive supply
Of Stationery Country merchants can lie firm, he'd
with all kin Is Of PAPER, ON the most rca tnai e
terms. Books such Of ia med in Boston, " York
and lhla clpha markets, ordered al short notice,
burlington, Oct. $, $40
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-30

IODINE SPRING WNTER-A recently discover
j ed fountain at Saratoga and contains properties
known in no other Spring-ts freedom from Iron
renders il safe to be drunk by certain lass of lnva
lids with whom Iron proves injurious quantity OF
Iodine contained in this water renders II the most val
liable mineral water for every species ct Scroula YET
discovered for sale by j. & j. II. PECK q Co, ACTS,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-30

T1NHE1lPPECANOE TEXT BOOK.-Jnst received,
l. large supply Of TipHec anoe Text Book, made
mp Of documents and facts illustrating Gen. Harrson's
history, character services and opinions. 1t j. warmly
recommended to The friends Cen Harron throus h
ont the l.. S,a'es, for sale al the oot store.
jane 26. d. A. BiiAMAN.
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n EW FAINT MISUNDERSTANDING MILL
have opened new PAINr SHOP on tnurch-st
two doors south of II. Lanes store, where they wi
do all kin Is cf HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN and CARRIAGE
PAINTING, in the te>i possible manner and on terms
to suit tho who may favour them with their patron
are. ;t]='Pain'>, Oil, arnsh aud Putty, constantly
hand aud for ,ac. RIG SPAULDlNG,
Burlington. April 9, 1910. G.. r. MILLS.
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4 AUTlON.-1he genuine Morson'> Pill, made AT
~ the British COLLEGE Of Health Lon lon, can he ol =
tanned the Variety Store and OTHER place IN THIS
town; and re,nrml err every lOx aud packet is signed
with pen "Panrlon and l}rln>n,ld" al sold in the
STATE are SO SIGNED. P,lrcha, cr> will pca.c remcn
cr,hs caution. PANcpoRN BrrvsMAlp, .ia'cagcn;s
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-30

Collars, Edgings Insertions, Feathers, Artificols
Silk Fringe and other articles too numerous to men
tion.-Also, Fur trimmings and Boas
Burlington Oct. %, 1910.
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EOODS.-The subscribers have reed and are now
" opening very large assortment of Wollcn Cloths
ofevcry variety, rich plain, figured and changeable
Silks Mouselne de LANES, Alpaca Cloths Tagiona
Shawls, HdkfS., Ribbons, &c. We will only say that
have larger assortment of goods of every variety
than we have ever kept before
Oct 30 1910. n. LOVELY & Co,
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NJ N GOODS. Sidney Barlow ma received
~ general >. ortment OF good. at his old store on
Pear street which wrll be sold cheap cuoreh y. b.
W DOL reserved for goods. burlington May %.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-30

CLOTIlIERS, TAKE AOlICE-1he subscriber
~ ~ the Winoo.k Iron Foundry has on hand and
for sale, new TEAZELlNG GIG, made for narrow
Clo'h, first rae machine Of the latest improvement,
which will e>oId cheap tor cab, or EXCHANGED for
Co'h. JESSE GAY.
Winoo,ki VILLAGE June IL $50.
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BOOTS ~ SHOES. The >ub,cri or has now
ID ON hand general assortment of BOOTS and
SHOES, of the most fl, hiunailr style, and thorough
Workmanship, which he oilers very low for CASH.
f. J. FAY.
y. i. All kind. n mcas,re work done al short no.
II Burlington, Church s, May %, lSi0
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-30

q BLESSING 10 Moikcr>. American Soothing
IA Syrrp for children cutting teeth. The timely
use of ;his article will chi ,ren much pain, often
Fever and the rani i opera ION Of ancng The CAM
price rctlccl % 81! cts. Godfrey, Cordial exec
len, article Tor the r>cy -! et>., both those articles
sold a, the Narie Store. PANrBoRN q BRINsMAlE.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-30

S,TORE TO LET and Stock Of Dry Goods
- For Sa,c...A first rate store suited TO large
business with good run of customers, wouI he let
for term of years and the whole part of the Stock
for sale on very advantageous terms. The present is
rare opportunity for any one wishing to commence
business for further particulars apply at the store TO
MAYO e. WAIT, Trustees.
Burlinrton Oct. %, lSi0
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-
100 DYE STUFFs.
lOO hbI>. Cam Wood
200 do Log Wood S.. Domingo
$50 do Log Wood Canprachy
$50 do Fu>,ic
600 do Nicaragua
40 do Alan
% do Blue VGriol
50 do Ma lcr
so car'ov> Oil Vl'riol
Mnria,ic Acd, Ape Fori,, Ni're Acil, Carrimo,
Gar Wood, Peach Wood, Q,er Ciron Bark, Spanish
Foran, AMI Bengal Indigo, Lac Dye, Num- Call, press
Papcr. jacks, Ten,cr Hooks Cream Tartar and Agal
june 10. ly J. & J, II. PECK & Go.
IN PRS. Ladies cold md black French Slips,
~ 2Odo do, Cater Boots,
20do Misses cold Slips,
50 do Gents Pumps
Q cases Mems seal Boots.
Burlington, July II, II. G. SllMSoN.
100 GROCERIES.
lOO chests Young lly.on 1so,
* do llvsonshln, do.
20 acs peppcr,
20 DO Plmcn,o,
40 do Coffee
80 boxes Pipes
100 do Bar Soap
COO eco do Rai>in.
80 kegs do
40 do Pure glnSer
400 Mats Ca>sla
s., Crory Rum, Holland Gin, Si:ns'ie Frnndy, Bal
iimore Gin, American Brandy, ShshHa Enc Brown
and Pale sherry, Ma ezra an S'l,y h"ueTa' MAR
June :. w J. & jill, PECK s; Go.
TO- SHEET IRON.
L OC boxes Canada Iron,
50 bundles r. g. English Do. jl'i rec" and Tor
Oct 10. SAFE 10y Was, LooMIs x co,
EOREI(:N IRON AND STEEL. English Iron
l. from u 10 6 inches Russia old "a lie Iron; do
new do do Swee,e, do: Hoop do from to I inch ;
Brazicr', Rods SprinG cast, german, swedes and
l. n md ishp
GRO bars, rv June 10. J. & }. H. PECK Co,
NIT. VERNON READER. poyglou DaicN
lVl of ditcrent SKIES auj bmSnS', Po'et bltIeN
and Tesam and a general assortment OF >aona-
nv lust received from \, York and for ale y
Collese It. lua5, S, HUNTINGTON.
NOR LE.--Common loar's, plank, lining
II boards, clap board, and floor loarI> n The low
est prices, by Hl'hoA NAii"N'
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE. A chart represent
Il ing the expenditures of the Government from
1870 lslo, just received and for sale a, the HOOK
Store H. a. bhAMAN'
Burlington Aug 25 1910,
NOR SAlE,..73 Ares of Land Lying on The
| u WnooSki Avenue, one mile north OF lhs Nn"l'
This land is well watered, free from Stone naH WIZ
sulcien, for "A family supply, horlcr on me Lake. an'
is every way an eligible lot fI1 n.',u't t,,''
apnly TO the suhscri crS HMM" '" N'''
IT,IIrO A PECK & Co. at the sign Of the Mortar
have inst reed a quantity of Cayenne Pepper,
English importation. Constantly on hand Bombay
cam Myrrh, genuine Bayberry Bark, do do IN Pow
der Jamaica Ginger Root do. do IN fow1Ci' pems"
md Ohio Turmerics &c, &c. Sept 10, lsiO.
lrNOO SPERM Ole
4 lO\VD gallons winter Sperm Oil
! 2OOO do fall do. do.
1900 do rshnsl do.
Iuae T. w y h'Fh.A &C.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-30

NOTICE. to GROCERS & HOTEL KEEPERS.
Y The subscribers keep constantly on hand ex,en
sivc assortcnts of Essences and Syrups also Slough
Spices of all kinds Purchasers will find not for
their disadvantage to call uponus,
October %. TIEO. 4. PECK & Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-30

I EATlER tSc.--The subscriber has received
IL and is now receiving from New York, large
sortment of Leather Boots and Shoes in addition to
his former Stock consisting of the following articles
in part:
100 Sides Sole Leather, superior article, free from
80 Heavy Cow Hides water,
10 Sides Harness Leather
10 Black Bride do
10 boz. Sheep Innings,
2 Z" South Sea Seal Skins,
" Grained Leather
Case Mems Superior Calf Boots sewed, war
antcd,
3 :. Thick Boots, heavy at $3.50 per pair.
" Boys " 1871
" Small Boys I" l,22
Together with Kids, Kips, Shoe Thread, Prunea
Cotton and Linen Webbing, Backing, Shoe Brushes,
Ladies French Kid Slips and general assortment
of Misses and Chidrens Slips and Walking Shoes,
all of which will be sold low for cash
Il. G.. STIAISON.
n B.-Wanted few bushels of Buckwheat Rye
and Corn. f. J. STIMSON, agent.
Burlinuton Oct % 1910
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CENTLEMEN's OVER ALLS.-6 dozen
VI pairs Gentlemen's Over Ais, Dong stockings,)
just received and for sale by the dozen single pair
at Montreal prices by JAMES H. PLATT.
p S-Hc will foot them to order.
Burlington, Oct. 49, 1910.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-30

VHEo A. PECK Co. a, the sln OF he pa Mortar ar
have lust reed quantity OF Cayenne roper, %
Uno,;sh importation. Constantly on hand, Bombay
Gmm Myrrh, genuine Bayberry Bark do. do IN Pow,
DER Jamaica Ginger Root do. do IN Powder bengal
u ,uj Ohio Turmercs &c. &c Sept l6, ls40.
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TACTS FOR THE PEOPLE. chart represent
l. ing the expenditures of the Government from
1870 to si0 just received and for sale a. the Book
store ID. A. BRAMAN.
darlington, Aug. Is, lS40,
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s.. Cro,x RIM, Holland Gin, S,rsie 'r,ndy, Bal
limore Gin, American Brandy, Chanpa 'Gnc. Brown
and Pale sherry, Ma EZRA AMI Sicily MADEIRA, Mar
sells Madeira and Malaga Vine, -
June 7, J. Il j. II. l'f' g I o.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-30

EOREIGN IRON AND STEEL. Ens,l'h Iron
L from u 10 6 inches Russia old sale Iron; do
new do do Swee!e, do; Hoop do from to inch !;
Brazcr'> Rods Spring, cast, german, swedes and
English blister steel ; Cart and wagon foxe., finished
GRO bars Nv June 10. j, d ). H. FEM Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-30

NOR SALE.--Common loards, plank, lining
h boards, clap board, an! oor loard>, AZ The low
est prccs,hy HlNhoA " NAlidN'
Burlington, Aug. u, $40.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-30

IN rrs Ladies cold. md black French Slips,
~ 2Odo do. Cater Boots,
20do Misses cold Slips,
50 do Gents Pumps,
cases Mems seal Boots.
Burlington, July II. H. G. STlMSoN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-12

~ RfspOa an = l,sll1 a. s....-.,1r-
-f-s1 =. ~. - - y ~ ~. aess.-
s;,-.,~ - S,s = ~ s... - = =. sa.-
1880 : ~ - -. - os.sAne. 49,
r. ~. 49,. ~. - q ss:-sex lsn
-. r-. =. 80 .-l-e :. se:a noaa
Z. 80 ee.,aae' va 3
oSo0tatioR and CHtccTf Masonry Of
TIA lst Section, 9Th nssi1nney, "a Disisios.
situstsd ~ the PaWpaw bad of he Potomac.
ne.. the csesi Tesesl
q pi.,s'ea. situated A. ne Nsrfovs q The
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-12

The Rev. n. ns.las,a ree.n,ls S-,.--..@ :.
adde's adverse 10 he s.ass. /, Is, 800 -,
spsAlishsd. tie Il especially sever. go 80,
Eissisr Theatres are denosaeed h ,hs a.
place. bscaes. they Involve ws,,. of ,;,,. 4,
the seeOad. bsessss shey iavoive a w,.,. y
noeey, and 10 ,he Third, because tsrIr nor
tendency IN al ages and sll aa,io.s IA. .h,s,
emipenur psrnieisus. The following p,s..,.
In reiaiiOs 20 she fashionable saas<s.,. 1 o;,sv
add TO The point.
"And What eompepsat;on IA. mi. r..
male readeFed Tor this vast appronr;s,;o,
Of money! Has shc. lie Newto, ss,nss
out new p,insipies In scienee, Ia -
Ike fslios. rasde neu s;sror.,;s. n a.
aria by which the publie eo,,fo, - ~. ~
wealth have been prono,ra; H..sh. ILL.,
Howard or Mrs. Frv. ro,,,s =, ,,;ss;s..
~ 10 si,is he nrisossr h "a. soi;,sds-s..,,
take the guske Of human pisess--,o
move hearts 70 feel Zoe human sorrow and
bands 70 open 10 Christian charity
has she gives. . new irapei.e 20 prinei.
ples Of moral rcc'iipde is their control
over The public Conscience. 90 tia, In an
the relations Of life We end more gentle
ness, industry. economy. pisty aud be.
nssoleneef
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soclETY 81 wnAarn

No soeissy l. more p;cassble, bsesuss neos
more refining and provocative Of sinus. has
shas q Fs6sed and ssnsibis women. ood ca
sbFised Prcelisr seosiaess 30 ne f,5m 81 NO
insE, that her sssssy mighs saa aef Fsaar
Yoke invite; and he desire o. hsr favor pes-
'asis nsss siefneE scuis 70 isaTs ~ pashs Of
sinfai strife, feF NE ways o. pleasanisesl and
psaes. Bai when wonsa fats IRON Der bsss,
snaiasaes, ard fasiopsi gnjoymea's, lnis ire
yais soqesiies ana sauesed sdoiaiss o. idse f..h.
los she i eavofsky u az hs,aetslis mans lsse,
leg seqsibis @Aas stnIfaiion. gsasy Is lasa
a bea
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-12
THE TRUE BASIS OF LIsERry.

- - 1@A1A@ VT A@tnElkA H
There can be no solid basis Of Liberty bu. the
virtue aed Intelligence Of The people. for LILLE
reliance can be placed on their leaders. Aad
thls Is the ease though not IN the same degree,
u every conceivable form Of government, bu,
nohs 80 In The ratio OF the degree or political
liberty enjoyed by che people. Eyen In govern
menis the most eespoIic ia form, a saluiary coa-
uol y exeFled over their rulers, BY the virtue
and inisliigeaee Of the people; but whsn, both
N law and 10 fact, sovereignty resides In them.
their liberties are hourly in danger, when the
body % the people are either corrupt or igas-
Tans. Aristotle add Plato may Indulge in lhe
iancsfai speculation OF making kings, 10 the alb
ssfael Of lhoss who are snpremeIy wise and
Firinousj but indiyiduais 6ie--lhe people never;
ana the opposite Epecuiation, sfler all, l. mose
true, MA; that Ultimate sovereignty, in the ha-
lufe Of things, resides wilh the people, and INA,
anlels they be unnsnally yieious ard unenlish.
tened, they insensibly exert great lanusnec
over The actions Of government whatever lis
form, n theory, may be. Bat however demo
cratic ihe Constitution may Be, crude AID cor.
Eups people may be greatly oppressed. By even a
lev ambitious and uupsincipIed individsals
such people have bal nemisal pslRiesI iiber.
y, and bar hstls Aecarily or lhef eirsI liberty,
fsf whsi = 10 guard either, II they have neither
Whites neE Intelligence, The Constitutes aud
laws are bnf dead letters, nealnsi he ariaers 0.
aspiring and clever msn, if he people know no,
hover have not virtue enough 10 wsieh over
'hsis rights In ssch state Of things the pso-
PIE may, for time, cherish he belief that they
are fles, bul thsir more enlightened isadess viii
hnaliy convince ibem, lhas although sswsnesHy
sossreisn, 'hsS are Prassisaiiy sIaEss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-12

bard, any thing she loves OF plies. to pro.
leel. and see hsr. ss in . recorded ius.ance
rzising her white arms Is shield. snd ..
her own blood erimsoas Der opissaed
ioseeesd. playing iof life 10 project the
helriess.
Transplant her toto he dark pisces Of
TIE easi6. auskFa her energies 20 action,
and her ereslh beeones healing. bsr pre-
ssnee = R'ssssg che disputes the stride
Of The stsI2ing fes,itsnee, when mar. he
strong spa brave. shrinks away pale and
Ahrighieds 4isfonone daunts her not !:
abe wears swsy life Of silent endurance,
Or goes forward TO the scsiEoid with less
'imidiiy than 10 her bridal. In prosperity
she is bad foil Of Imprisoned odors.
waiting bui Tor The wiuds Of adverSitv 10
scatter them sbroad--purs gold, value
BILE. but ostried in the furnace. In short.
awomsn 10 miracle. mystery.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-12

srpxws<.. -. -. !. -.
UlAlA ~ l4QAkkAAo
AZ nEep, A potiYiess ssn ,s,ser,, snrou
- -. =
NEWHRA PT2.
9KTBEN he un.,~r.,.nss e.n,,,.<.r,a /,
II w 3snasry lsst. ne nsiil,.,lcn IA : -~>ki,
j poliiissi shees n,l,r ~. - u ~, rkr,ssAN
10 Ne co.fin,,sd e.sil a.. pr..ia.,t,.i .l-s,i 4.
iniussiea shs,. II. she,3 800, -.
p;eIous, Il weul5 prss.blx - s.,s,rssa. sfl,r IN.
period. ia,e regular jonessl. he ssskesin,
spisil er Ne ssnasry - th-s r. teSSe<s AZ. -
tcrprssc wish .sscss ~ bri,sis.s :. .,s<ss.-.r.,
Ths ps0pse - The eoss,ry have a fps<ss isss.e.
fson biiser rzpcsiense hat essfy sitiser ms. sk.
h part % his 5sia<sr % vsish over ,ks sdsaials
srssics q iss afsirs Th~ .,sxln sk.s ,,c.,s,,,.
vixiapse u ths prcr shst mu.s ~ Maid fsr ns-r,v
is 20 io,rrr reesrdsd a. rA<ssnssi e,.r,sh 4
hisA sczasijng woriss--lt has hc<osae. s.d N /,
piesks lI<sven, Il vim sonssnue 20 h. rr,ctis.
i mssin slih shc cs<,.fs az dis --.s.4sis, ss,.
nas srsea uhish siii ere issx hsr fso., t-is hlrI
pisses sks pronir.ss sad xussisious .s>a ~, kss.
biied<d sn4 deceived sLe pcocss. wss h.ss .bas,d
their Erseross ssss&ssse. No hs.s bxssxAs ~
rrastiens e the soahtry sad he ssunsrs l,-,r a.
he ssrss % rule. The possiisai ssnnseAsrs pm
es pqdcse. 10 soms degree ~ lss,i sad sAs ss-.s-
mAtieps q he pcopie viii elevate 10 ~ srst iss
10 thsir sih a ho.sss rssa, srus rstrsos. ssd !
gsss'ss lover - Iibsrfy.
bat IL eieesioa Il VILLAS Hsnry ifsrslsoa.
tesgh a. inpsrant nd iaAispsn.sbse ssep. Il, a.
tsr ell ess strp tovsfds sshs eissianest e thssc
great e'ssts vhish ssety rsilghtsasd pssrscs pr
ss'sss . b ssseAsll1 e re pr.sssssliea - 90
hssssy SAD ear isssi.saens Thess csi.rts. sssss
q slHsa can - s',a'aed eaiy ~ "a sn.rnsnsnt Q,
ne Ssesiiin'sen. nss-
SsA sne sA'ssy. The redastioa q Ne power. lon
po.saaes eae psiroaaGs IL The Pse,ideniiai oisse,
- 49,, se's he.a la., ne rre.asns sAonld ee
insiieihle ter seeoed tersns and thstthe power q
fenos,i srom oalse utihoua The eoaefnt q de Sc
sss g. seoe'o - tsksn om h,n''-
in@ plo.'e opsn'ea. pnsshed and eaiizhtsnrd ~
az asssass'on. ilosia tsorn % he vie sysien q
.y'ns ~ poe''sei Psftz.ns VITA sha eizess IN The
~ y tes sossfsmeh.s and q Vfossrseing enc ball
We Psop's tes epseionh sskes md srrssing hen
:. sss.+,ss,o me sspassys--
-, ~, lsssegm = sisesioas should ee Fssisrel
-, e'...oss' o Ne sa's and aegFsding hosirias
-. 2. We goss.plsas are ne : hire
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80, y = $500 - - -" -
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psls q ss,ea.v -, 80.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-12

eeR uke 13nnE, &sGs
VaE oa1eFslsnea taslng pufshass1 thu
y 1eeis, Hafo-kgaane en1 ntsek, q hsenars.
Wessr q &c. - MS piaes, aaepnarc = Ne pub.
lie thst ths3 aee reaag "a, rsesfss re- spor.
esd At ihe Old Rafpsess &c.,
an kinds 81 Cbnat,y Produce,
And VIII Aavsnee aessg o. purehse 81 Sane.
upoa ths most SaVourabIe fetts. AsS vii
niso Reesivs pad FeswAFd Msreasadlsa aad
ether articles o. tie n.set r>asssabis sssuns.
Wa. A<laEElL 6 CO.
HaFpars-ReFEy, Asz -. 1850
n. h.-Tbss via ksep "a haas. Tor sal.
Plaster. Fish, sals, Ceel, -
Wa. 4 co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-12
..I ri.nS p'aS'AIas.

We hossF ne ehlrsiroos d,fersnss uh;sh !,
paid 10 our land - wonra Il p,oss. .Aas "a,
nen kaow boz 70 ftspccl sirsos asd ea,s aasc.
hsn, aad oar 4oe,ta are wafsky ofsasb gespset
YET ueusn tteola b. aomsiiias more ,hsa a..
vomsn % vie - . heir sssieiF. 10 ). 81,
eenfaniqrs, ikey sheuil b si,ea - - 90,
'fs.--t. = r-i- ~. htsss AZ, ssaai4 4. y,
sfgeiss ~ appteasdbs n esr nissa Ter.
sfs nspy A9ea, sat iaai lheis as noi masy
nsfs = EASIER ~ fsah - 90 ~. itsa .hsi.
eFn 80 eFs - eHnsoiy easdsh ha.
ssgs tsft s'eea apps ihsn 81 pr1ss q sss,e
lhsJ FeE'd fslasF lasls % lhs fsiiaa.i soasss.
saiisn ~ @fs ~ ssasf. ihss ii,ira % silig sam.
plinsea % fais snd 4 a,aa si.aeaoss ,aeu
8 ueif e fi.efs1ss hlr.llf sAsn s. .ss.. 49,.
eifsls o. iis pasiirs, ed ~. - ~ iaoisf,
e.1sl 81 s. ei.s5 -. 81 ,.teag's sfpa.i..'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-12

E1rRAonpiNARY Paopucrtona I'VE
have before as three pears end IN sppls.
specimens OF the seeond hearing Of trees
on the farm Of Nf. William ID. Clark,
near Dciawsrs city. Toe 6Ist crop, which
was very abundant, came ofEin July Ia
August the trees bloomsd again, and tse
Gov producing frpit Of the HAD before ".
which looks - il Il bad passed through
The uscsi Tines snd ssusons.-- JTsisissioa
Journal.