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Charlotte remnle Seminary.

THE Winter Term of this Institution will com
L mence on Wednesday, the 2Sth of October next,
at Charlotte Four Corners, VI. The department Of
instruction is committed to MISS ELIZA HlTcHcocx,
who IS well qualified to teach all the branches pursued
IN Institutions of this kind. The Institution is under
the supervision of Trustees, appointed by the Metho-
dist T.. Church of Charlotte.
Terms of tuition, per quarter, as follows:
English Studies, common branches, SO 90
Do. do. including higher branches, 400
French, Latin and Greek, each, extra, 90
Painting and Drawing, each, extra, | Is
Board can be obtained in the ncighborhood Of the
Seminary, for 81 "a per wcek-including the use of
room, fuel, light, and washing. Each quarter will
consist of eleven weeks, and the school will continue
two quarters before there will be a vacation. The I'M
d~crsigncd can confidently recommend this Institution
to all his friends, and the public generally, as worthy
OF patronage. The best attention will be paid to the
health and habits of the students. NJ. BATES,
IN bchayof the Trustees.
Chnr1oftc Snpt an IAN
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-16
From the Augusta Chronicle, Oct. Q.
TOR VICTORY.

Our victory is conpIete--overwhelming.-
The faithful six are rewarded, and Colquit, Coo
per and Black most signally rcbukcd, by the
people whom they have deceived. We have re-
ported majorities from several other counties,
which show a corresponding result. Oar entire
congressional ticket is elected by a majority Of
3 or 1000, and we have carried the Legislature
by a large majority. Already have we gained 81
members and lost 4, which makes a difference
on Joint ballot of 81. This secures a wing Sem
ator in Congress. Verify, the day of our de-
l~ivcrance is come.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-16

STOLEE HORSE.-SioIcn from the possession
- of JOSEPH Fountain, a, Colchester, the latter part
Of ly last, a small sorrel French mare, with n white
face, hollow flank, .lopcl rump, crooked hind legs,
and a natural rar.er-ai ont seven years old. Said
mare is supposedto have lcen taken away, ly aCan.
n liam, NAMED Joseph Tramllc-who is alont five feet
eight inches in height, dark complexion, dark hair and
w~liskcrs, road Hat nose, and aged about thirty years.
The thief is supposed to have gone into the SAFE Of
Massachusetts,, but Of this nothing ce~'ain is known.
An, information relative TO said horse, or the thief,
will he honorahly paid for. Adore the >nl>hril or,
Buriins,on; VI. JOSEPH FOUNTAIN.
SenlenI or 25, $50.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-16
uEPATIC

A CELEBRATED remedy for complaints arising
IA from a diseased sa e 20 fihe LIVER aid Ms Score
tons; The following are a few Of its svmpions,-
weakness Of the stomach, Indigestion, los Of appetite
lowness OF Spirits and Headache it will lie found a
sure remedy for Ernptions on The Face. In Goa E.
qucnee OF their Icing many nos,r ms circila inst n
this part of he country, the subscribers are authorized
10 warrant its beneficial effects. This article is Just
received, and offered TO the public a, one well worth
the attention ofihose who are afflicted by complaints
from the above diseasei i, beng from an eminent
physician-ue feel confident in thus recommending II.
OF. O, 1870. THFO. A. PECK Co,
s,gn Of he Mor,ar, one door rss u III PEEK a CO
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-16

gone on swimmingly. There is no need of
chronicling Connccticut's good deeds now.a-
days, for she does nothing Of late that she does
not do handsomely,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-16

None DErALcATIoN.--Thc Memphis (Tenn)
Enquirer says, at was stated here last week by
a gentleman just from Arkansas, that Capt.
Collins, the disbursing agent at Little Rock, had
proved dcfaulter to a very large amount-ru-
NOR SAYS 100000 to 100000.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-16
NEW FISH STORE. 10a Riyer.-,. Codd,h

NEW FISH STORE, 1913 River-S'. CodG.h
~ grand ank, shore and sealed; Shod-Connec-
ticu,, Mass, n. York and Maine; Mackerei-No..
/, 9 and 3, in larrcIs, halve., quarters AMI eirl'h-
Safnon-;n ,ierces, BIZ naive, AMI Qiarer>; Pick-
led Herring, nalli!"r, Hadlock, Sale Fish, Coli,h h,
Tongues Solnh., HalIibut Finn., and Sworl Fish in
bills; ~nalaline, rock, scaled, and No. ! Herring IN
hoxe.; also, Sinokel salmon, Alewives, Dried lla!.i-
but, Dunn FI>h, an So'sel Salmon, for .alc'
TROY, Sept. 80. o9.3W Pt.ASE & WIGHT.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-16

ExEouTloN.-John Evans was executed at Sandus-
ky City on the Goth ult., for the murder of John G.
Ritter. 1t will be recollccted that Evans deliberately
stabbed Ritter, who was a respectable, inoflensivc
German, some weeks since. Evans was dissolute,
and formerly worked in this city as a journcy-man
tailor. On the gallows he said according to the Cla-
rion, shat drunkenness and infidelity had brought him
to his miserable condition but that he died in the
Catholic faith, and hoped his example might be n
warning to others.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-16

The charter election which was held in the
city of Nashville on on the 18th Of September,
resulted in the election Of a wing mayor and
twelve aldermen, being the whole OF the board.
The Nashville Wing states that the election
turned upon national politics. The vote stood
on tho mayorality ticket, for &C Trabue, wing
500; for w. ii. Moore, V. b., 40l. There was
a wing majority in each of the six wards.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-16

There are altogether 29i electoral votes; and i4s
therefore make n majority. II then, TO the above 10y
votes for Old Tip, we add New York (42) we shall
have ISL votes, or 2 more than are requisite to elect
him. That New York will vote for General HARRISON
'' reasonable man nor doubts. And which of the
.Love s'''ss will recede from the stand she has as
lmed u.der the "Reform" flag Virginia Surely
not--but if for arguments sake las Mr.; Richie has
it) we admit q doubt about Virginia, there is ono
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-16
e

Yesterdays mail brought us further and more
decisive returns. Fifty counties arc heard from,
which give a whig majority of 1924, and show
a wing gain Of 293G, compared with last year,
when the loco majority was $500. Without any
gain in the counties to be heard from, the wing
majority will exceed 20O0. But it will, without
any doubt, EXCEED FOUR THOUSAND
in the State. The sweep is neutrality-suspicious.,
Congress and all. This State also elects a U.
S. Senator this year.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-16
ESSEN TIPpECANOE CLUB.

We are requested to give notice that there
will be a special meeting at the Log Cabin in
Essex, on Friday evening the 23d, on which
occasion there will be an address, singing, and
other exercises suited to the OCCASION. The
Wings of Essex will be happy to meet some of
their brethren from the neighboring towns on
this occasion.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-16

in 1896 for Van Buren, Alb votes-for White
l5O. The Abingdon virginian contains the
names of 234 citizens, heretofore supporters Of
Van Buren,, who now avow their intention to
vote for "Old Tip" The Wing gain since 1886,
in that Congressional Districs (IIopkins') is es-
timated at 1000.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-16

GREAT BARGAINS.--Stock of goods selling
~ otfless than cost, consisting of Broadcloths, Cas-
sim ,rcs, Vestings, Cottons, Linens, Flannels, Camlets,
Carpets, Calicoes, Chalies, Mouseline de Lame, Meri-
nos, Thlbet Cloth, Napolean Cloth, Silks, Velvcts,
Bombazine, figured Alpine, Hose and Gloves, Shoes,
Caps, Sewing Silk, Twist, Thread, Buttons, C%ravat,s,
Stocks, suspenders, Ribbons, L.nccs, &c. &c, and a
great variety of otncr articles all Of which will he sold
below their value for cash, to close the business Of our
trust at the store corner Of Church and College SITS.
MAYO e. WAIT, Trustees,
Burlington, Oct. 10.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-16

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heart lnrnin-, weakness in the 'rea>t, pain m tho
SO ma h aud other symptoms of ila'ulencc and inlises-
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OK.
RvssILL's IreH OfNrMEHr.-This choice and safo
ointment l., said iol e superior TO any now IN use, ts
tina: di>acrccalle aud loathsome disease, the iCl.
This On,men, s so ccarain in its operation that no
per>un .IoulIed with the Above disorder ought 10 10
without H.. 1t is a remedy tor cnlaneous eruplionS,
scortu,lc affections Of the head, or any Other breaking
ont which arises from sharp humors IN the Llood.
Price IS cts. a lox.
Rvs r,L's VEGETABLE BuLIors PILLS, or family
phvslc, for general use, in cases ,fJaundice, moi ia
sen itilry of The stomach and bowels, los of appetite,
for id rcath, costivene>s, Piles, and all dlscase> arls-
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the state Of the blood, and cleansing The system Cf
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anil are pronounced assuch the most distinguished
physicians. Each loX containing IS rus. Price
81! cts. 4 OK
Rus,elrs celcl rated SALT RnErM OINTMENT This
is unorc>tonallv the lest and safest remedy ever yet
oler,1 10 the n ,blic for tina, obstinate disorder SA 1t
RHtUM. Where other means ha sc tailed, II ha> sue
ccclci, an the fact that il has tccn extensively used
hy eminent Practitioners speaks volinlcs IN IL prai'e,
Ii is Clually eiicaciols in oil di,ea c. Of the skin,
scald heal, ring worm, and the most invc'eraIe Itch,
&r, &c. Numerous certificates might lie oliainei,
hut The proprietor chooses that a fair trial should ethc
only eyi''ence Gifts >"peI'or eT pn, lIl'e S9ccn,sa
A. Pc q Co, sign Of The Mortar, and Rol eri Moody,
Burlington; Dir. c. f. Mile, and Hui s Cook, Illness
lurrh; :. II. Barnes, Charlotte; l.. jane, Georgia F;
l., Tyler, Essex Fuller & Harrington, Richmond.
Also, - The druggists AMI merchants generally
throughout the STATE. r2.Sni
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-16
James Browns Estate,

Nv f. the subscribers, having been appointed y the
w Hon. the Probate Court for the District Of
y H - , :" ai,n" All Jo,,on ~ " III H y,
the estate o Flames Brown late ofGrand Isle, in sald dis
lrict, deceased Represented insolvenr, also all claims
and demands exhibited in olsel. thereto; and six months
from the day olthe date hereof eng allowed ly said
court for tina, purpose, we do therefore herel give
notice that we will attend TO the business Of orr APP
poin,mcn, at the dwelling of Experience Brown, in
Grand Isle aforesaid, on The l,r Tuesdays in nccem-
Der and January next, from 10 O'clock, A. NJ. until 4
O'Clock, 2, NJ, ON each ofsaid days. Dated this %
day ofJuly, A. y. 1910.
SAMUEL ADAMS,
OILS. SETH HOAG, Commissioners.
SOLON TOBIAS,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-16

pougheriy (Whig} -. 1880
$3.50
SO it will be perceived that the majority Of
last year is now more than disposed of.
The foregoing table is made up from returns
in the N. Y. Courier, Herald and New Era.
BY this mornings boat, the Rochester, we
have nothing further. A correspondent of the
New York Commercial Advertiser writing from
Augusta, says: 81 have not the least doubt that
our Congress men are all elected by large ina
%iorities, and ! tell you candidly that | believe
Harrison's majority in November will be nearer
FIFTEEN THOUSAND than FIVE THOU.
SAND"
The Com. ADV. says: A friend calls our at
tention to one error in particular. Scriven CO.
is set down by the Courier's correspondent at 60
loco foco majority, and We have SO placed it in
our table, but letters from Savannah, dated the
9TH inst, state that the county has given n wing
majority. This would be in accordance with its
vote upon former occasions.
THE LEGIsLATuRE.--From the complexion of
the above returns there can scarcely be a doubt
that the Wings will have a majority. This Sc.
cures to them a U. S. Senator in place of Wilson
L%umpkin, q" F.)
i. S.-Wc have received a copy of the New
York American of last evening. In a postscript
dated /, p. NJ. it gives the following glorious in
telligence :
We have just learned through a gentleman
a warm friend of the Administration, who left
Columbus on Wednesday-that additional re-
turns, especially from Stewart %county,* had
been received, showing every where a large
wing gain in all the counties, and that it was
conceded, on all hands, that the wings had
swept the State.
This be it remembered, is the testimony of
an opponent.
Huzzah then, for Georgia!
'Stewart county in 1889 voted as follows Isl (w)
1893 Il. Fo
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-16
AvDnCInTrS nCf,r An ,ur.DN

HTINVVTOCD DTICLNNA TIU.N.
Gov. Van Ness, the Lake Pirate Us he is now
called, declared q short time since on board a steam
boat on Lake Champlain, that it General Harrison
was elected it would be by log cabin professions, and
rum-drinkers, and notify the voice OF Inc people-and
that consequently, lie WOULD NOT DE ALLOWED TO TAKE
HIS SEAT! What new outrage do the Tories contem-
platel- TrOU Uhiy,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-16
MAKE ROOM FOR GEORGIA.
THE WHIRLWIND SWEEPING ON!
TRUE FOR TIPPECAEOE.

We annex returns of the congressional cleo
ton in Georgia in thirty-two of the 03 counties
into which the State is divided. 1t will be seen
that the general character of these returns is
such as fully to justify the belieft that the Wing
congressional ticket is triumphantly elected.-
Should this be the case. there can, of course, be
no doubt that Georgia will in November, give
her eleren electoral votes to WILLIAM HENRY
HARRISON and JOHN TYLER.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-16

To P%urchascrs Of Books 4 %Stafionery.

To Purchasers Of Books q Stationery.
A.. BRAMAN oilers NJ whole, ale and retail a
IL choice assortment Of School BOOKS and Mis-
ccllancous works, together with an extensive supply
OF Stationery. Country merchants can Lc firni he'd
with all kinds Of PAPER, on the most rca .onaElc
terms. Books such as are obtained in Boston, \. York
and Philadelphia markets, ordered At shor, notice.
Burlington, Oct. 8, 1910.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-16

g ii OOTING MATCH...The Undersigned
- would respectfully notify the sporis'ncn Of HIM
tington and vicinity thai, they intend holding a
SHOOTING MATCH at J. B. Dite's Inn in II ~n,ing'on
on Thursday and Friday, the % AMI 23l days Of o.
tol er inst, at which time and pare they propose ftr-
ni,hing from 100 to $50 TuRKIE, for a ,raI Of their
skill al sharp-shooing which circumstance II i hoped
will induce q goodly nlm' or 10 attend. J. 5. JOHNS.
huntington, Ot. I, 1910. s. JOHNS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-16

Wing gain q, equal to II votes.
The counties Of Somcrsc; and Worcester to hear
from-thcy will, We have no doubt, have all elected
'he Wing matchmaking a Wing vote in the House
co to l6 Loco Focos-Whig majority The largest
majority we ever had in the House of Delegates and
and Q gain since last year Of 23-aquvslent to So
votes
Senate.
OF tho seven Senators to be elected, there are elect
al M follows:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-16
BALTIMORE, October IL.
4 HUNDRED THOUSAND SHOUTS FOR
E,lIAIlIAI

We are in the midst of the widest excitement. The
whole town is ringing with shouts! GEORGIA
HAS CQME!--GEORGIA IS REDEEEED! The
and praises of the noble sons of Georgia. "They
have driven the last nail" (ns Mr.. Clay said in 1871
it was then q prophecy in the coffin of Locofocoisln.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-16

CHEAPER and better for Ready Pay. The sub
~ scrlber would inform his customers and the pub
lie that on account of his loss of Goods by fire and tho
dan'ged ones selling off SO cheap, his present
stock is principally made fresh and select, and the
cloths being bought al low prices can be sold cheap.
All kinds of clothing made on the shortest notice,
Cutting done as usual. All kinds of clothes cleaned
Of paint, grease, &c, anddrcssed, pressed and repaired
in the neatcst manner and brought as near rs possible
to their original beauty, and warranted without dam
age. Also on hand, (no waiting until New Years or
running all day after Trimmings &C., Top Goats.
Cloakes, Dress and Frock Goats, Pantaloons, Waist.
coats, Sailor Jackets, Boys Clothes, Flannel and
second hand Clothes, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes.
Travelling Bags, Trunks, Furniture and all other ar
ticlcs common and uncommon. Clothes or produce
taken for pay. c, BENNS,
Pearl ST., Sept. l6, 1910.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-16
From the Albany Daily Adyertiaer.

We are indebted to the attention of our New York
correspondent for n copy Of the Baltimore Patriot OF
Friday evening, containing the latest returns from
Maryland, and from which We compile the following
tables. The returns received since Saturday settle
the question as to tho vote of Maryland-it is by all
overwhelming majority for Harrison.
ILm... nc DECENTRALIZATION
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-16

NOK SAIE,..73 4 res Of Land Lying on tho
l. Wnoo,ki Avenue, one mile north Of his villa 20.
This land $ well waterel, free from s:one>, has wood
is every way an eligible lot. Fer further particulars
apply 10 the sub,crit err. HIcKcK Il tArLIS.
BHling' on, Aug. -, lS40.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-16

TIIEO. A. PECK & Co. at the sign of the Mortar
L have just reed q quantity of Cayenne Pepper, Of
English importation. Constantly on hand, Bombay
Gum Myrrh, genuine Bayberry Bark, do. do. in Pow
der, Jamaica Ginger Root, do. do. in Powder, Bengal
and Ohio Turmerics, &c. &c. Sept. l6, lSt0.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-16

any unlocked for gap in the solid column of Wing
States. Can there he any question then of General
Harrison's Triumphant election l--Dailu Ado.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-16
S'TATE OF

DIaIE VI lbhho.N
TWO the Honorable s ipreme Court next to lie holden
Il at Burlington, within and for The county Of Chii-
iendcn on the Thursday next preceding the first TIES
day Of January mex, hun! Y complaining, your Pc
titioner, Susan Thomps on Of Milton, in said Comfy, e
Chiltcndcn, .huwelh unto yoIr honors that AT said
lawfully married to one John Thompson Then Of sald
Milton, by Warren Hoxsie, Esq. "a in>,Ice ofthe Pca'c
within and for the cointy Of l,ttendcn Aforesaid and
from that time he the said Snsan lived with the SAID
John, at said Milton, in the due Observance Of all the
duties en- ,Oined ~ the marriage covenant on her part,
until the 10 h day Of Jlly A.D. 1886, when the said
John, without any inst cause, wiiiIlly deserted your
Petitioner and ever since has continued such de- orion,
leaving yonr Petitioner destitute Of any means of sup
port or maintenance except her own personal cxer-
lions and Inc charity Of her irienis. Your Petitioner
therefore hlnhly prays your honorS thai the loni OI
ma,rimony letween the >aid John an your Petitioner
NAV lie dissolved and Il Bill ufDivorce granted her and
that your honors would grant 10 your Petitioner such
|allintny "a may seem meet and Jn.,-anJ your Peil-
toner a. in dnty bound will ever pray.
Milton, Sept. ~, 1910. SUSAN THOMPSON,
The foregoing petition Of Susan Thompson having
heen presented 10 me, and il having cen made To ap.
pear 10 me, that John Thompson the Pe,ilir nee name,
in said Petition resides out Il This State and can no, II
servel with the ordinary process Of summons, II il
hereby ordered that the sihsianrc OF ihe foregoing pc
llllon together with this order, lie published in the
Burlington Free Press, Prin'el n said Burlington
three weeks 'ncres>ively, the last Of which p1l Location
shall lie al least six weeks previous 10 the Tharsda,
next preceding the first Tuesday Of January next
which publication shall 9 deemed sufficient notice II
the laid John Thompson to appear al sad colrl Of
The day aud year last aforesaid, and make answer Il
The aiore,aia petition. Given unler my hand ai b II
linsron, in the COMFY Of Chilien len, ihis 22d day {
September, A. i, 1910, MILO l. BENNETT,
Hector Adams, Attorney
for the Peioner.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-16
Present wing majority in the state, :
HOW STANDS THE ACCOUNT

The recent Wing triumphs in Delaware and Mary
land throw some additional light on the probable issue
of the approaching Presidential election. Since tht
nomination of Old Tip at Harrisburg the following
States have declared their intentions: !"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-16
Trustees Sa

ME subscribers, trustees of Latirop, Potwin &
l. Wait, give notice that they intend shortly to close
the business of their trust, and for that purpose now
offer the entire stock Of goods, at wholesale or retail,
at a great reduction in prices, for cash. There are
many desirable goods in this stock that merchants
might select to good advantage, and to such will be
given a liberal credit for satisfactory paper. The stocks
consist ola general assortment ofdry goods, crockery,
glass ware, drugs and medicines; and is well worth
the attention of merchants and others wishing for
bargains. Please call and examine the goods.
MAYO & WAIT, Trustees.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-16

A Sign IN SouTH WESTERN VIHeINIA-Scott
Coenty, in Little Tennessee" as \ scaled, gave
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-16

An Eastern paper says that the Locofocos of Maine
have to walk on stills to keep their chins off the
ground.-Prenttcc.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-16
Lucy Aliens Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, iTNHEh honorable tho
DISTRICT OF CHIrTENDEN, IS. Probate Court
for the District of Chiuenden, To all per. ons concern.
ed in the Estate Of Lucy Allen, late OF KeesevilleOn
the state of New York, tecea ed, GREETING.
WHEREAS, George b. Isham, Administrator Of
the c,ta'c Of sad dc, ea>el, propose, to render an
account Of his administration and present his ac-
count a-ains, said t tate for examination and allow.
ance at n session Of he Court Of Prol ale. to lie holden
at The Registers office, in Burlington, on the second
Wednesday Of Noveml er next Therefore,, you arc
lerel Y notified to appear before said court at the time
and place aforesaid, and shew cause, if any you
have, why the accom-, aiore aid should not lie al
loved. Given under my hand at Burlington, this 2Sth
day Of Seplcml er, A. d. 1910.
Ot.i CHARLES RUSSELL, Judge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-16

NJ DRUG ESTABLlSHMENT.--At
~ the sign of the M~ORTAR-onc door east of J. If.
j. N. Peek d. Co. The subscribers have opened an
Apothecary Store, and intend to con.ine themselves
strictly to that business. They now offer to the public
4 general assortment of genuine Medicines, including
all new Chemicals, and the standard Paten, Medicines;
constant, attendance, will be given, and particular az
tention paid to prescriptions.
Burlington, Aug. 20. THEO. A. PECK & Co.
GROWN GLASS. Reilor |, Saranar and Cllnon
~ crown ly !. & J. II. PECK & Go.