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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-18

DOCK STORE.-The subscriber is weekly receiv-
ID ing new supplies of Books, and his store now
contains the best assortment he has offered to the
public. Among the miscellaneous works this day re-
ceived, are the following Ten thousand year. Per-
RVS Voyages Jack shore, vols. Memoirs of the
court of England by John H. jesse Shetland and the
Shetlanders by Sinclair, Woman's mission; Around
the world--a narrative of voyage in the East India
Squadron under Commodore Geo. c. Reed in vols.
Confessions of Harry Lorrcquer vol.
Burlington, Nov. TO- ID. A. BRAMAN.
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NJ EEDLES.-Hemmngs d. Sons, Warren's, and
~ other fine sewing neenles, ground downs be-
tweens and sharps Sadlers, Harness, Milliners,
Glovers, Darning Knitting Tape, Netting and Tam.
bour Needles, Those wish good needles can depend
upon finding them ut all times at the Variety Store.
P1NS.-Paper and ounce pins, black pins, hair
pins very long large pins, very small, short pins, at
the Variety Store by PANGBoRN d. BRiNsMAID.
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WinOOski Iron F0mndrv.

HIS concern is yet in operation, and ready tc
4 execute all orders for castings, IN good order, ano
OF good metal for various purposes. The subscribe,
is now ready contract or otherwise for the budno
OF mills of all descriptions, being in situation TO fur
nlsh all the materials at short notice Contracts will
be taken very low. Plans of all kinds of mills made
On application TO the subscriber, and warranted cor.
rect; which will save cost in building, and also many
bunders
An assortment Of castings such as kettles plouehs
wagon boxes, wagon arms, sleigh shoes, box and
cooking stoves, very superbl .tcle for doing large
business with little work and fuel. ali of which can he
found at all times at this concern Patterns made to
order on reasonable terms, Also the subscriber offers
Tor sale one first rate high pressure steam engine of
Tour horse power good article built from leicester
plan, and has been in use which will be sold rea soma
PIE, and on credit All orders the subscriber, Bur.
lington, VI. will receive attention.
,,, JESSE GAY.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-18

RlCH plain black and blue black gro de swiss silk
d. Tor dresses changeabe gro de New York gro
ua;n c ana repp silks, assorted colo,s for bonneis
black blue black and colored silk velyets. A I"rgc
asssHnent.of rbands of all kinds; chnelIe cord Ill
cora, &c, Iassels lace: Sels- workecoars, Thread
and d,r TkoILkding cotton black trimming lace. Light
mohar mitts, by N. L0VEIWsx sun En ana
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-18

the barrel secured and examined ; when,
instead Of gunpowder, it was found to con-
tain only some hemp seed. On being after
wards examined as to his motives for this
extravsgant joke, he said he only meant to
punish the Judges for deciding against him.
They, however, turned the trick upon him.
by condemning him to two years imprison'
ment.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-18

DARGAlNS, BARGAlNS.-Great bargains in Dry
- Goods al the store, corner Of Church and College
streets. This large assortment il offered entire at
wholesale or retail at unexempary low prices for
Cash or approved Notes. This is an excellent OPP
portuniy for Merchants TO buy such goods as they
may want TO replensh their assortment, and for fami-
lies TO supply themselves for the season very al.
vanageous terms. - - -.
MAYO & WAIT, Trustees.
Burlington, Nov. 81, 1S4O
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GTORE TO LET and Stock or nr,, 60
- For Sale...A first rate store s,,i,ej ~ "uous
business with good run of customers, wond h" To-
or term OF years. and the whole or part of The S,oc
,or sae on very advantageous terms The presen,
rare opportunity for any wishing 10 commas
BUSINESS for further particulars apply At Inc s,nre
Burlington Oct % '"'i' trustees.
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N T. w BOOKS

NV bOokS received the present week at the
F.m; book Store VIZ Two years before the mast st;
se "m,y nnyscan, by Samuel b. Emmons. Christ's
so"na coming ny Itch Barnes Notes on Isaiah
Mem9rs OF Mrs s. l.. Smith. Voice of the Night bv
u. w. Longfellow. Family at Heatherdales 2rbcs
H %nS ladies' Friend Domestic Education, by II IT,
Crhfamce' lis King, Court &c. by an Hmcr;c ,.on'
S S rs sla'e and prospects. Scotland and H.
Revolution ny b. b. Ine,r Their French
and Times of Whitfield wreath for The IN" %o, Life
bners Farmers Instructor. The Orchard, by Cb.,s
nMcln!osh z. +. Q. H. s., London edition. Annm.,s
Dor Dor isal.-.The Token Friendships Ofierins
Nov g. 1870 80 "'N"N'"N'
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ct I'VE AND LET LJvE."-The subscriber
IL would respectfully return his thanks TO hi.
former patrons for the many favors received, and
would also inform them that he continues Book Bind
ing and Blank Book manufacturing at his old stand
and that he will sell Blank Books, common school
books, Bibles, Albums and stationery on as good
terms as any one. Blank Books made TO any pattern
on short notice. The patronage Of the public is re-
specially solicited. SAMUEL HUNTINGTON.
Sign of the Red Ledger, !
coleoe.., Nov On lSiO
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Burlington, Nov. 81, 1910.

r OST.-Eight fat sheep, marked with tar, T. M.
IL Whoever will give information, shall be suitably
rewarded.
FOR SALE.--A superior new mich COW and calf.
Also, for SALE or to exchange for cattle, sheep or
pork, q genteel chase and harness.
d. KIMBALL, q. 60.
Burlington Nov, "a. i64O
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MUSIC.

NIX; A. GRANT begs respectfully to intimate to
WI the inhabitants of Burlington and vicinity Thai
he will open classes for instruction in Vocal and In
strumental Music early in November Particulars
Balls and private dancing parties attended. oSa
Burlington, Oct. 90 1870
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-18

rNAf ED from an Enclosure on the interval
north OF the village Huntington about 2 weeks
roe ano i9i,3wing Horses viz: large iron grey
SEQ morgan Mare, fine animal five years old, car
.es ner head very high shor, switch tail and one
soILe, wh'e faced french Horse with spawn on The
rragn mnd leg Whoever will give information 10 III.
1rm, T. Chamberlain or c. Parody OF burlington
"s" NC eul'aOIy rewarded. October %, 1910
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-18
IRON, STEEL, &c.

On Tons assorted sizes, English Tire Iron,
Nv 3" " Swedes Iron,
s " Russia Old Sable do
Is " Peru manufactured Iron, consisting of all
the various sizes of round from inch to inch
square do, Band, Scroll, Hamc. and Horse Shoe Iron
&c. &c. -STEEI.-
SANpERsoN 4 BRorHER's Cast Steel, all sizes.
do Greaves' German do
English Bstercd and American do.-Aiso, full ant
general assortment of sa descriptions of goods con
nected with the above trade.
Nov. 49, ls40 STRONGS u co.
TNBLEACHED Cotton Shirtng and Sheeting
~ cotton yarn, batting, wicking, black and white
waddng, Russia diaper crash table Diapers padding
canvass, merseilles, quilts, counterpaines rose ant
horse blankets, bleached cottOns, bleached and un
beached cotton fannels, English, French and Amer
can prints, as cheap as the cheapest, by
ne N. LOVELY & co.
CTOVES Il PlPE...STRoNos Il Co. have re
| - ceived and offer to purchasers
COOKING STOVES
Of great variety of sizes and most approved patterns
| which will be sold at whole sale or retail with o
without trimmings, to suit purchasers.--Aiso,
| PARLOR AND BOX STOVES
in great variety of sizes and patterns. Canada singh
and double Stoves "a to 36 inches, together witt
5000 JOINTS STOVE PIPE of Canada, Englisl
and Russia sheet Iron. Dumb Stoves, stove furni
ture Of Copper, Copper bottom, and Tin.-Connectct
with this establishment is n mandatory of Stow
Trimmings Sheet Iron work and Tin Ware, whicl
can supply at short notice any article not on hand, OF
reasonable terms and in stylc inferior to TIL
attention Of purchasers is respectfully solicited.
Nov %, 1910
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-18
To Purchasers Of Books & stationery.

a. pHaMaN Oilers al whole,ale and retail a
LIE choice assortment of School BOOKS and Nj"
ceaneons works, together with an extensive sunny
of Stationery. Country merchants can lie furnished
with all kinds of PAPER, ON the mos, HE
terms, Books such as are obtained IN Boston, n. York
and Philadelphia markets, ordered al Short notice
Burlington, Oci. 8, lSiO
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E " SHEET 81 IRON, COPPER TIN WARE

| RUTCHERlNG.. subscriber " i'll bulche
| - Hogs and other animals, and pack the same TO
family use, frequesel) fer all those who may wish il
| this village, the present falkland if not done in {
workmaliIe manner no pay.
Burlington, Sept. "a. CALEB RICHARDSON.
N. B.-Having good accommodations, will take
the animals at my residence and return them well
dressed, for a fair compensation &. r.
no COUNTRY MERCHANTS--FALL
l. SUPPLY OF EARTHEN, CHINA AND
GLASS WARE. A. SLASON a. Co, are now re-
cevlng supply of Earthern China and Glass Ware
among which may be found the following;
Ridgways Light Blue
White Chine Glazed DINING
nj, ~" Granite China TEA,
=" Bourbon SPY ante China, and
Pink WARE
Low priced China Tea Sets; plain and cut Iamns
ana lumblers, OF every variety, pattern and price.
Together with very large assortment of cover goods
embracing qualities and quantities. not usually found
north OF New York All ofwhich are offered at The
very lowest prices at No, les Hiver-st Troy o3O 3w
HARD WARE, SADDLERY WARE, GUNS
~ Hollow ware dc, The subscriber has Just re-
ceyed ana Is now opening large and general assert
meni OF me above goods comprising nearly every
article IN the line and which will be sold on very rea
sonable terms for cash or short credit at the hard
ware store corner OF church street and the square
p...,. ROBERT MOODY.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-18
George $. Hale's Estate.

George Sc HaIe'S IIstatcs
STATE OF VERMONT, ITH Honorable
DISTRICT OF CHrTTESDEN, SIS. the Probate Court
for the District of Chenden To all persons concern
ed in the estate of George $. Hale late of Westford
in said District deceased, GREETiSG-
Whereas john ". Hale, administrator of the estate
Oh SAID deceased proposes 70 render an account OF ms
estate for examination and allowance at session Of
the Court of Probate, to be holden at the Registers
Office in Burlington, on the second Wednesday of De-
cember next.
Therefore You are hereby notified to appear before
said at the time and place aforesaid and shew
cause, if any you have, why the account aforesaid
should not be allowed
Given under my hand at Burlington, this twelfth
dayof November, A. ID. 1910.
Wu WESTON Rerstcr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-18

NEW GOODS
At T.. 7, Englesbys corner Brick Store near Mr..
Phiio Doolittie's.
THE subscribers are receiving an entire new selec-
l. ton of
DRY GOODS FINE SACK SALT,
HARDWARE, Coarse gnd Fine CAN
DRY GROCERIES, ADA SALT,
CROCKERY, GOLDFISH,
GLASSWARE, NAILS.
LAMP OIL, GLASS, &c.
and respectfully invite the attention of purchasers &c
the new prices -
II. MI GIDDINGS g. Co.
Burlington, Nov. 20, lS40.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-18

IL A. BRAMAN, BOOKSELLER AND SrATIoNER
~ Burlington respectfully informs his friends and
the public that he is still constantly making additions
to his assortment of Lac Medical Classical IEsfor-
tcah and Miscellaneous Works, from most of the
endeavor to have it at all times embrace the most
popular publications in every branch of literature and
science. His stock of School Books in every depart
ment of farming, OF the popular editions now in
use comprises all that used in this section of the
country Blank Books of all sizes and descriptions
of superior ruling and paper, and bound in subsan.
tai manner, constantly on hand. Cap and Letter
Paper. of every quality and description, as well as
together with genera, assortment of STATIONERY
and almost every article usually called for in Book
store, always for sale. All of which were purchased
from cost.
rHe respectfully invites the attention of Parents
Teachers and Merchants, TO his stock and prices.
Burlington, Nov 49, 1910
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LAST ARRIVAL,

~rru, LAoI ARRIVAL
N EW GOODS Just received by the subscriber and
II is of but little consequence TO the purchaser
how they came. ] will only say they were mostly
purchased on credit and will have TO be sold a,
some price 10 pay my debts-as will convince any
one VINO VIII call at my store on Pearl street
SIDNEY BARLOW
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-18

IN GROCERIES.
~ Hhds st. Croix and n. o. Sugars,
20 Bills. do do
10 Boxes refined and Loaf do
Bills Crushed do
do Powdered do
so Chests H. s., Y. H. and o. II. Teas,
20 Bags Java & Lagura Coffee, Pepper Spice
Casks Salcratus, 10 Boxes Starch,
20 kegs q. boxes Tobacco 10 kegs Ginger
30 boxes Bar Soap so mats Cassia,
10 boxes Pipes, l cask Cloves,
80 bbls Lorllards Snuff do Nutmegs,
and Tobacco. dc f.c. dc, by
Nov. 10. STRGNGS 4. co.
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IsOOKS.-Ihe sui,

SCI1DOL ItooNS.-iht Stlh>Crli tr has rectiV.
~ ed the pre-. ent week from New York more School
Books, which the following comprise part. Lev
erett'> Latin Lexicon; Donnegans Greek do; Web
>ter'> large Dictionary, vo.; Johnson, and Walkers
DO; An'hon's Horace, Cicero, Caesar, and Sallu>,
Boyers Meadows, and Nueenis, French Dictonar - !;
Cooper'> and Goulds Virgil; PIayfar'> Euclid; Bars
and Newman's Rhetoric Om>,cd'> and Wilkins As
lronomy; do school Philosophy; ComstocL's Philos-
ophy do. Chemistry; Bolmar> and Levzacs French
Grammar; kirkham'> and Smiths English do; Al err
crombe's intellectual Philosophy; do. Moral do; Life
of Washington, Charles 18th aud Corinne French
Davies and Bourlons l., Lessons; Bridges Algebra !;
Porters Rhetorical Reader; Oney'>, Woodhrilge.
Smiths, Mal,e Bruins, and MITCHELL, aad Walsrp,
Geography and Atlas; Webster and Towns Spelling
book; Goodrich's Reader, ISL 81 and 81 class Noun,
Vernon Reader yound pupils Isl, 81 and 5 Book,
Adams New Arithmetic; Charlie Davies do. Thomp-
sons do Por,er's Analysis; Towns do; Boys and
Girls Reading Book ly Mrs. Slgonrney; Lovelps
Rhetorical Dialogues Young Ladies' Rea Ter; Amer.
idan frs, class Book Lovells L. 5. Speaker; Wor-
ce>ler's History; Waits on the Mind; Goodrch's L.
5 History; National Preceptor; Lee Brun, Teemaqne;
Botany by Mrs Li,,,1!a; Kan'e>' Elements, Haywards
New England Gazetteer, English neaugT, Progressive
Reader d. A. BRAMAN.
Burlington, Oct. Is 1910.
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HALL. patterns Of Mernos. Taglionis brown BIZ k
L and purple, fine qualities. Allpines, brown blk
and light coors. Mousen de lanes all wool cotton
and wool. and silk and wool, French, German, and
mousen de laines very fine and beautiful for sale by
nl2 III. w. CATI.IN e. CO
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-18

E:.-The Subscribers having formed n
= = Ph eIshp under the name and firm of STARR
low IN me Tn Sheet Iron and Stove business would
respectfully inform the public that they keep constant
~ on hand complete assortment in the above line
Ihsy have now on hand variety of Parlour Box
ana Cooking Stoves, trimmings &c, which they will
dispose of at the very lowest prices in morLei Al
style of workmanship ~ WIZ ''''
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-07-24

AVTllG eslabl led eur selves 81 81 city
81 Fleteb burg. with the view 81 acili-
lsfine hs bnsines1 6f The house IS Hart.
Butler go. 81 Sew Orleans with lhe Plan.
tiers ID this section Of The state. We wish q
share Of public patf0nages we feel ourselves
fully competent % afford the psuaI facilities
70 the planters hich has hers ofore been ex-
tended u them ty the number 81 veil known
established houses, both Of thia city and The
city of New Orleans.
We are assured 70 say % the Planter that
the house ia New Orleans has taken out an
open policy 81 Insurance which extends %
the waters Of the Mississippi, Chic and Ms
souri, rivers, and al their tributaries. which
advantage il IS o the planter when shipping
his cotton 70 the house Of Hart, Butler g Co.
and informing thens Or the house Of a. Hart
IT, g 60. Of the shipment; % either house i
VIII be considered fully insured and protects
ed from loss OF damage.
We win receive and forward cotton. and
will sc ali times be prepared 70 sell bills Of
Exchange on New Orleans il sums 70 suit
purchasers st sight.
A. HART i. 8 Co.
Office Washington ST., nearly opposite Chill
dres H0lels
Feb7 Stiff
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or TIE
. wy DIRK MIRR OR
Volume tie SeUcnth.

i AT TO volum Of the NEw- YoRK MIRROR was even
FIN begun under such favourable auspices as the
present. For the lastfeW months transcription
list has increased with rapidity altogether unex
ampled III the history Of this periodical Our
friends are more numerous, our resources more
ample, and our exertions TO render the Mirror one
ofthe most interesting and valuable repositories
Of literature and the hne arts shall be IS uaeg-
ING rs ever.
Our old correspondents viii continue is furnish
original papers on great variety Of subjects in
reTesting % the general reader; and new writer's
have been engaged for special purposes Az
home we have list Of nearly two hundred con-
trbntofs embracing most 0f the talent and oenius
OF Americas aid we have eatab lished perrnanrnt
correspondence abgond Mr. Cox viii write rom
genllemans who holds high rank Ia he sslina-
ton Of his counlfylnen as graceful and easvpli-
teTs vii furnish Is with occasional sketches from
Paris.
ln the course q the volame, 81 pieces of popu-
lar MUSIC VIII Be pubIlehed-selecied 81 essIs
BERKELBgs aoRe. Rus 1t, KNlaHI, etc.
SIX SUPERB ENaN Including the Two issued
with the present nusbers) viii Be given, ngraved
Pr DANEoRfa3 kARKEe etc., from original designs
and portraits hy WEln, Imam, CHAPMAN, etc.
number q crni0as ErcHrNcs on NooD will al-
% re published 81 lite present volume. eneraved
BY ADAMS, ASnEasN soRNsToN, stc.. from lisinaI
designs.
Nothing shell Be left undons 70 rendsr HE work.
q ~ literary character, its engravines rs music
lna lts &c not superior. 70 amp period-
calsof the day.
number Ct literary novelties, curious historic
az legends Aerean "reminiscences, and indian
traditions, are Fifeady Ia preparation. Indeed, +
very sabjecr within fhe range 0fliieTatnfe 81 Gle
inc oIts p embraced ia iis plan; and q has Fes
.elved the ccnnaendation 0f tho press throughout
he United States and Great Cfitain, as refined
na elegant Sc .oIy a the bellies ieiites
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The pnbllehein 81 tie NRw.Yonf Dtnx Wnio.
propose hereafter 70 issue their weekly papef on.
der TIE title 81 The Empife atates no change
be made ln Tho azc ~ form 81 ne raper; 81
VII contain fne iul' reading matter daily
papers, and viii Be Eegnloily Forwarded Is iit
numerous patrons, n The same manner ash ~
change nad taken place. improvements n The
tlechaaicai execution Of the paper are confem-
plated corresponding with the increase Of patfo-
mage which the publishers hope % fces,te under
the new Arrangement.
The paper will Be under the editorial manage
ment g HORACE GREELEf and JhcoB b MooHr
Esqs. the iormer Of whom viii attend to the poli-
teal Department, and the latter will devote bic
his attention % the Literary and Miscellaneous
portions 81 the papef--the design being 10 make
TIE EMPIRE STATE'' not only 4 spirited
and valuable political journal, but byincreaeing
lts attractions e. Family Newspaper. ID render
e worthy Of D more extended patronage The
aid Of gentlemen known as approved and able
champions Of the wing cause, has been promised
and the editors feel assureds that Il ardent zeal
untiring energy, and unfaltering resolution, Join
ed 70 some experience as soldiers ii the army
and sentinels on the rampaTts Of Freedom, can
ensure success THE EMPIRE STATE shall
fall behind none Of it, cotemperaries in service 20
the cause Of Liberty and Prosperity.
IEtlMS.-ltCC Dollnrs per annum, ii advance
- price which, considering the amount of reads
ing matter ia its columns, renders the EMPIRE
ST ATE one Of the cheapest Family Newspapers
in the country.
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Il. l.. DIXON, CleT
June 10, 1910 or fee $l5l So
CAUTION.

a Ii persons are hereby fofwarned from
n trading for four several noted, execu-
ted by me 10 David IL Hopes and VIM. 81.
PugneIl, partners in Port Gibson ID the prac-
tee of law. Two notes we're executed in
or about the 18th day of January, 1888 =
The one 10 David 81. Hopes, for the sum
Of three hundred and seYenty-fiye dollars,
and another to VIM. 4 Purnell for the same
sum Of money, and being in OF about lie
same date, and each ofthe first notes
PAYABLE think, about six months after
Tie two other notes were in like manner
executed. the one TO David q. Hopes, and
the other to WIN. z. Purnell, in amount
i've hundred dollars each note. The said
notes werC executed about twelve months
since. This IS 70 caution all persons from
trading for the said notes described above,
as the consider ton has utterly and entirely.
failed Cor which they were seveFally execu-
ted and 70 fore In al persons from pay
ins to said Hopes 8 Purnell any debtdue
10 ne.
And / wish ii furthermore understood
that James e r. Bacon and William r. 4.
Chaplain. are my true and lawful attonies,
and that do 81 this notice. give them nm
limited power q close al ofmy business,
10 any way that they may deem most condu-
Give 70 my interest And persons who are
sin ID Arrears 10 me, viii save cost by call
inc 81 tho Office Of either Bacon OF Chap
lain at Port Gibson, and closing their ac-
sseas v,rrt4v !. - s. Fe4<-ss, -
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