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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-28
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
TI STEPHENSON, ArreRSrY AT Law, No. 2Oi
u Main street. Wheeling. Va. dec i9-em
ID B. BAYLY. ATTORNEY AT LAw-wm Prac-
tice in the Superior and County Courts OF Woo!
J and Jackson Counties. Address-Parkesbursh, Wood
Co. Va REFERENCES: Hon. Joseph Story, Of the
Supreme Co irt, L. s, Simon Greenleaf, L. L. D.,
Harvard University, Cam. Mass. Hopkins 1 Brother,
Harvey & Isvan. Hough. HuPp 81 Co Baltimore -
Jos. II. Samuels, Snen. Co. va. Bushrod Taylor
p. Williams, Winchester. J. p. Naybury, l. q }.
NlcGrire. Parkersburgh. dec Sim
NJ. c. Coon. A. b. CALDWELL.
~cop&CALDwELL ATTORNEYS AT LAW
DIN will practice in the Courts Of this County and
p,omu,ly attend TO all business entrusted to their care.
". Il In the absence Of Mr.. Good this winter at
Richmond, Mr.. Caldwell viii. attend to The business
Of the Office. Tbs engagement of the latter will Sc
cure the, ,yices Of the former at the Spring Courts.
SHice ON East side Of Main between Union q Mon
roe streets. C nov 2s-3m
PAUL. & RUSSELL, A,,grTsY, q LsT;
tffcc on Main, 4:b door below Monroe at.
James PAUL.,
G. W. Russell, wheeling, sept 10y
NAMES s. WHEAT, Attorney at Law,
e. Wheeling. Va. offers his services in the trans
action of the business OF his profession. IN tins CITY
or any OF the aSjaeent counties Of Virginia OF chic
Once, east side Of Hain between Union and Mon
roe streets. NheellIg. .
NctsrRa PLsNKETT. n. sitTos MILES
ENLlNrGLASS WARE.-PLUNkETT
= e. MILLER, successors of RtchIes &. Wilson
IN the manufacture of Flint Glass, are now man
ufacturinr, and will have constantly on hand, a
large and general assortment Of fine CT PRE.
SSFD ano a GLASSWARE, which, ifor
fneaess oi6uish, beauty and transparency Of color
they WILL warrant equal TO any manufactured IN the
United Suites. Persons wishing 10 purchase wllt
please call a. iheI- store on MAN street, and
examine Cor themselves. april
4 HARTMAN, MERCHANT TaILoR, Main street
% a few doors above the United States H"tel, has
lha.d an assortment Of the FINEST CLOTHS ever
offered in this city, which be will he happy TO make
sp 10 order on the shortest notice end in the neaiest and
most fas,ionabie style. sep 1T
JACOB g. MITCHELL,
COMMISSIONS FOR WARDING MERCHANTS
No. 81, Main street, Wheeling.
Make purchases and sales On Commission, Of oil kinds
of Country Produce, Domestic Manufactures & Gro
ceries.
ALSO. receive and forward or store Produce and
Merchandise in general. avg 81
MOORE e. CLARKE,
BROKERS',
FORWARDING AND CoMNnssIos MERCHANTS.
Now Orleans.
OOR & CLARKE.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-28

Z fALT HOUSE. Cincinnati. corner Of Main ami
Sirh Sfrcefs-This House is now In conri.,-
II icr. and handsomely furnished throughout The .Yb.
.kibsr would respectfully call he attention Of he
Z yelling community Co this House. IL rs the most
ehslnt and convenient Hotel fr business IN Inc
~ ard fr good accommodation s not surpassed w.
"a The table and bar are furnished with the very
. be usrkot affords. at ail inns Fcehng thank
Ieior past fsFors. be hopes by strict attention ~ the
Isanr end ooa6rs Of hs customers 70 merit a con
lou,oee. WIN r.. MARSH.
oct gC-gm Proprietor.
CtALERATUs-zOO0 lhs. Salemus IN casks usi
- ieceiveJ o'j ~ uio low ~
oaf - KNOX LLOYD y co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-28

EnRNHOSE COLLINS. Wholesale Dealer in Drug.
n Medicines. Chemicals. Paints. OILS. Class. Bye
suh. &c. S0uih wet Corner of Minor a. Fifth SIS.
3ctwteu Market and Chtsnui s;rcets) PmLAprLFmA
= Orler from PHYSICIANS. Druggists and Country Mcr
: ants executed IN The best manner md on ne be-
tms nov 26-6m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-28

tOTvrON BN1vTlNG-Prs,urgb Batting Gra
- quality 6r ois u packages ct 2j rouuls each
40 h0ceu resS pr po1nd by D. b. TURNER
s-vt ~ NJ. l65, Market s7II-c
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-28

SEMOVAL-M Reilly hes removed to v.archousc
"a No. III. west side market square. lately occu.
pied by James H. Chapline, and one loor north Of Nrr.
George McMuucy's store. dc. 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-28

HARTMAN, MERCHANT Tailor, Main street
CD a few doors above the United States IIutel, has
Iha.d an assortment, Of the FINEST CLOTHS ever
offered in this city, which be will he happy 10 make
sp 10 order on the shortest notice end In the neatesi and
most fas,ionabie style. sep 7-tf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-28

, EMONAL.|. VI. WARDEN has removed his place
~ Of business TO l5i Main street, one door below
II. j. Morris hardware store. where his forncr custo
mers, and thc public generally, who are in want Of any
article Of clothing, are respectfully invited to call.
aug 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-28

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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-01-10
CORRESPONDENCE.

We last week alluded to the letters OF
, r.,, ;.a
ee'e'a' o's''"su'o"co ''u'''o""''' ''0e'e'
nv the chairman of The committee, in an
twer TO invitations 10 a'tehu lhe cohVe"-
linn. Thpv are loo voluminou, for publ,
Catl0n ehtlre. Anu we Gun now o"'y pun
fish few extracts. as spec,meps of the
whole. II an apology Is necessary we must
nlesd necessity.
=, >,
Extract OF l"''er from non. H. H.
Ross, one of the delegates from the state
of New York
ma. - o.,,..ss ma, o,,,e co,v;c,;o, ina,
h'o" IT," 'na ~ eHi'e'; ' -, Wm n IIar,;." ",
=" '"'"'"i Wv iIn ~. Ia. e.. VIA p,o,;,,n,
.' ,'es''e'' 'Iu 'o' ,,o,. iuananced Inv
'"' - '' ,o,,,o ,ho ;n,o,a.,. and ~.
u" ', , w. P'I", ,h' Wh;n na,,, which
. .n w "',o""e"I, W Wv - yo;,,. "a
''e' "o"e,o W oe 'ue";nsu wv" W. ro7poa,
o"' ,o' , ""i wa. -, Jl,"'o, ha
. o.'a' 'rO ,I'7. I ,to "o' ~ "
"'",o"s VI we" "e''o'"'''"'' . A., A.,
tame "'"'" pressure III '''u''"s YOU ,"a' '"e
fen'"ne,"' ~ sJ"' M',I' !"
one OF me u's,"su''neu '"u'''as "no'e ""n w",
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-01-10
STATE OF YER,MOWT. }

DIsTRiCr OF CHITTENDEN So.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the Dis.
trlcl of Chntenden to al persons con
ce,ned IN the Estate of Abel Copper, late
Of Richmond, IN SAID District deceased,
CIR EXITING.
WHEREAS Stephen Cooper. admir- oil
w the Estate of SAID deceased proposes
to render an account OF his administration
and present his account against SAID estate
for examination aud allowance al "A session
of the Court nf Probate TO be holden al
The Eagle Hall IN Wllllston on the lhlId
Monday of February next,
Therefore, you are hereby notified to
appear before said Court at the time and
place Aforesaid aud shew cause, If any You
have, why The account aforesaid should
not be- allowed,
Given under nv hand az Buthoglon this
third day vi January A. ID, 1910
WM, WESTON, Register,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-01-10

course permitted between us and other
countries, until now, the common people
Of our inner land on one part, aud those
arriving III foreign ships on the other,
have mutually enjoyed pleasure and teapcd
profit by sUc3 intercourse for great many
tons of years! And IN reference to our
rhubarb. our tea, our silk. and other art,-
cles- all the most valuable productions of
the central land. and without which We
could not exlst-our Chinese empire look
ing upon al men with equal benevoeDce
has permitted these to be sold you for ex.
porlu,iOn beyond seas, without the slightest
stunt or grndge, our only object beng to
snbdhe vonr hearts by the extreme OF
goodness, thus approprla'lng to ourselves,
as 1t were, those bcneficeGt principles by
whlch heaven and earth rule eli nature
Here follows u long lamenlatioD, that
the Chinese will tickle their mouths with
an OPIUM pipe; and threat that they
might hang all foreigners right off who
smuggled opum.-
I'VE therefore now make this covenant
with you-lo the end that you take the
fatal drug opium 80 hurtlul TO mankind and
aud put stop to II tor ever. AS we OF the
central land prohibit our people from using
1t, so It seems Just that you prohibit the
subieets of your honorable county from
preparing u. 10 respect to that which has
been already prepared. you will please To
cause strict search 10 be made after IT, aud
have II cast lnto the bottom Of the sea TINT
within the eXpan5e of heaven and earth nc
place b. further gwen.
by tollowlDg out this course of conduct
you will then clearly understand the ceIes
tlal reason, and Heaven will visit you witt
none of It's jndgments-you will harmoul
ously accOrC with the feelings OF mankind
and our holy Emperor must know and up
prove. On the other hand the drug being
rg,d!y prohibited in our inner land, nj
person Is now permitted to smoke, SO TIA
even granting that It should be prepared
IN your country, there Is no place TO get RI
oft, nor any profit to he reaped therby.
We of the celestial dynasty, in subject
ing to ourselves the 900 Kingdoms %
the earth, nave degree OF dlvine ma est
, which hr ctun3, tath0m say not that We
failed 10 warn you beforehand
Let the Queen of the SAID Hon. conn
try, ON rece ut Of Ihs letter, immediately
take ali the circumstances connected VIII
, The stopping the OPIUM, rush from her dlt
lerent seaports, and communicate the SANE
to Us IN reply. Do not on airy accouo
make use u false hood or evasion, seeklG!
: 10 delay o. procrastlDate.
ave most anxiously stand on tlplo
, waiting your reply
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-01-10
Inns LETTER TO THE QUEEN
OF ENGLAND.


The conduct of the Chinese authorities
III the opium matter, Is most curious 1t
seems that the Governor Of Canton was
one OF the greatest opium smugglers IN the
country; and lis son was caught with a
large quantity Of opium, aud released by
payment of cnbe of $4,000. On this
account, the great Chang Lin, governor OF
the adjoining province Of Hoo kwang,
came from the city of Yoatchen, with his
seven wives, and "squeezed' all the opium
out OF the foreign merchants.
The Emperor's reason Tor stopping the
smuggE ling ofopium have been lwotold Ia
the first place he lost all his teeth by eating
opium; and lnrhe second place, the pur.
chase of the opium took out of The country
all the revenue derived from the eale OF tea
SO that If continued, 1t would upset the
government. THIS Is the reason why he
ordered Chang Lin to stop It. Lin also
had his own reason for this step. His own
province was a poor one Canton was u
rich one. He had seven wives to keep
and wanted more revenue; and this could
only be obtained by being invested with
absolute sway over Canton. THIS and
the belief that the Emperor would back
him, caused him to address long letter tc
the Barbarian Queen Victoria" from
which we give some choice extracts:-
"ll appears that in the great reason OF
Heaven there Is nothing seltish 1t IL not
permitted to lnjure Others IN order to ben
eht ourselves: nay, more, the human mint
is not differently constructed. Who Ii
there that does not view death with horror
aud exert himself 10 preserve his HE
Your honorable country, although sep0Het
by n mighty ocean, and distant upwards u
go 600 CHINESE miles is yet subjecI /,
the same human feelings; there is lndee'
no man who cannot distinguish between
lie and death, between that which Is bane
Jul aud that which is beneficial.
Now, our Chinese empire looks upol
all within the four seas as of its family, an
our great Emperor with good ness bound
less as that Of Heaven llseli, overshad0w
all things, SO that even the most remo
and barren regions Come within the scop
of his lIiegivIng and uouIIshing Influence
"SInce the time that The RESTRICTION
were removed from the port OF Cantor
\ and communication aud commercial inter
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-01-10
NJ A IL IL l l. ID

10 Monkron on the Cd inst. by Nj. w.
Kun,ley, Esq. Mr.. Edmund Smith, to- Miss
Julah LtIhrop, both of Monkton.
In We,ttord, 90 the evening OF the first f,
bv the Rav Mr. Woodard, Mr. Stephen
X Reynolds of Burlington, to Miss Nancy
Worldly of the former place,
10 tins town on The 3h INST, by II. b,
Stacy, Esq Nj, James Patterson, to Miss
Elizabeth, Lord, both OF 81. Adams.
IN jericho, on the 7lh inst, by Rev.
E. w Kellogg, Mr. Andrew Warner, 10
Miss EmlIy Graves, ali THAT place.
In Burlington, on the 9Th inst, by VIM,
Weston, Esq, Mr. Ahlra Livingston to
Miss Oula r. Mead, both OF Underhlll.
in tins town. on the Cd inst, by Bishop
Hopkins, Mr. Richard Grange, TO Miss
Bridget Black, both of tins town,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-01-10
CONGRESS-.

No business of importance has been
transacted the past week, excep, The ap.
polntment Of committees IN the House. In
this the Speaker has acquitted himself
with credit. He has gwen the admln'stra.
ton the executive committees, and the
wings majorItles in most of the other I'm
porlant committees. About two-thirds o.
the committees have wing mejorlles anC
wbig cha irmen.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-01-10

and to adopt as their motto, the sentiment
of Mr. Wise. 1.-The Union of the Wings for
the sake of the Union"
A letter was also received from that ven
eroble patriarch, Hon. Elijah Paine, saying
that as he had never been non Conmittal
man, his opinions have been generally well
known on all the great topics in which the
country has an interest, and expressing his
satisfaction with the nomination of Gen
Harrison. He adds" some forty years
since was acquainted with him, and ther
cons idered him as a man Of intelligence
sound judgment aud discretion, and of the
most upright Intention"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-01-10
Joseph Jones' Estate.
ST.lTE or TER.WONT,

DIETRICH OF CHITENDEN. \
The Hon, the Probate court for the district of
Chttenden. 10 all persons concerned IN the
Estate Of Joseph Jones, late of Underhill,
deceased. GREETING.
WHEREAS. Truman Sheldon Executor
w OF The last will and testament Of the
said deceased, proposes TO render an account
of his administration, and present his account
against said Estate for allowance IL a session
of the Probate court TO be holden at the Re-
gisler's Office in Burlington, on the second
Wednesday of February A. D. 1910.
Therefore. you are hereby notified to APP
pear before said court, at the time and place
aforesaid, TO show cause ifany you have, why
the said account should not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burllngton,n SAID
district this eth dav Of January, A. ID. l8lO.
WIN. WESTON, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-01-10
AN HONORABLE OPPONENT.

We publIshed some DAVIS since an arti-
c'e "h'c" aPpeu'eu I'D Tue co'u'''"' VI
LEADING Van Ruren paper i'm Ohio. defend.
70 =,
ing zen. harrison aga the hise'ao'e
ISLANDERS of a reckless parIy press We
r,
Pe'Ce"c '"dt '"c NOMINATION VI Vel" I'n'
rlson by the WING National Convention
,,.,-oL;.
"as eu"eu ''o'' '"c s"n'c J'"'"u' N'"e O"''
Confederate another article equally inde'
,.,i,, ., H., lana ,pJ oy,,v uov c,adit.
P~"'.'' :"
able to the madness and honesty OF lis
~
"''"o''
"What we may think OF the ticket rendered to
the country by the Wing National Convention. we
do not assume To be matter OF pnbhc Importance
Nevertheless, II Is our righi and perhaps our DUTY,
10 say TO our readers, that we believe II I" be the
strongest ticket which that body. as delegates ol
the " Ing party, had The power TO oiier 10 the
| American people. Two men less eXcept'onabIe
To the honest and patriotic Seoman'y al Tie conn-
Try 10 point OF individual worth could not probably
nave ueeh iounu among me 'he '''usd'us vi u'Ss
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-01-10

Our papers from the east are filled WIN
accounts of the late storm. Great damage
has been done on the sea coast, end the
interior is literally blocked up with snow.
a passenger who arrived at Albany on
Friday, in five days FROM Boston, says "a.
bout twenty miles from Boston he met
several members of the Legislature of the
State ON their way to the Capital. travel
ling Oh snow shoes and dragging their
baggage behind them on handsled'. ,
PUsterny VIII remember such men.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-01-10
BOXER.

A SPECIAL meeting of the Boxer En-
IN glne COMPANY viii be- held at John
Howards. TO- MORROW, (Satur'!ay
evenlne at la If past o clock. A punctua
attendance Vt the members Is requested,
Jan, 10. GEO. X VAIL, Cierk
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-01-10
Administrators Sale.

TENiiE Subscriber will sell at public Auc.
A t'on, on Saturday, the 25,b inst. at
one o'clock p. NJ at the dwelling house
OF Widow LYDIA Brewster. IN st George,
60 acres and 81 roods OF Land, belonging
to the Estate Of Gilbert Brewster. located
on the Corner of Shelburne, 81. George,
and Winston, known as u part Of the
Wheeler HIgcee farm, Consisting of 20
acres OF MEADOW lard, ten acres Of pasture,
four acres of swamp, with Ash TIMBER, 96
acres of hill Land. with wood and TIMBER.
1t VIII be sold sublect to the right Of dow.
er OF the widow of SAID deceased.
JOHN VAN SiCKLEN, Jr.
Burlinrton Jan, 3 18IO
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-01-10

The Legislature Of Massachusetts is now
in session. The wings have reelected the
officers 10 both branches. Their ma oruy
is one in the Senate and lhlrty.ive IN the
House, The cauvassjng committee have
Tor some days been engaged with the votes
for Governor, but have not yet reported,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-01-10
ID I T. ID

In Colchester, on the 28lh Dec Martha,
wife OF Francis Hand, aged "a years.
In Tins town, on The nh INST, Emeine,
daughter of Ebenezer and Caroline Briggs,
aged year aud months.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-01-10
STATE or VERMONT. }

DISTRICT OF CHirTENDEN
The Honorable the Probate Court for the
District of Chlttendcn, to all persons cons
oerncd in the Estate Of Anthony Rhodes
late Of Richmond in said District deceased,
GREETING.
" HEREAS, VIM. Rhodes j.. admins.
w traitor Of the Estate of said deceased
proposes to render an account Of his admins
tralloh and present his account against said
estate for examination and allowance ut ses-
sion Of the Court OF Probate, 10 be holden at
the Eagle Hail in Willislon on the third
Monday of February next.
Therefore, Yoularo hereby no,iefd to APP
pear before SAID court at the time and place
aforesaid, and shew cause, if any you have,
why the account aforesaid, should not be al.
lowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington this
eth day Of January, A. ID. 1910.
WIN. WESTON, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-01-10
COUNTY MEETING.

We have this week given up our columns
to the proceedings of the late meeting at
/, his place, for which we make no apology.
They will be generally read, aud with IN.
tcrest and profit to all. The address, in
partlcu lar, will command attention, for ii
discusses subjects Of momentous Importance,
with clearness and force which must &c.
cure for it the respect Of even those who
would iain evade lis irresistible conclusions
As with a pencil of light, It pourtrays the
causes OF our presen; ADVERTISEMENTS
holds our present rulers to their Just &C.
counla biity--a directs "A suffering people
to the sovereign remedy. Read it, and ask
your neighbor to do the same The reso'
Iutions also, and the letters from Messrs
Ross. Allen, Jarvis, Swift, and others,
breathe the true spirit, and cannot but m
splre the heart of the patriot with an add
lno faith 10 the ultimate, the speedy, re
demption Of the country.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-01-10
PercmptOry Notice.

IENhE par'neflhlp OF La'hrop & Potwin
Il closed 26 Sept 1899. All Indebted
!" them, must pay some part Of the amount
due. immediately, or the demands will b.
sued. Ian o 1oAO
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-01-10
$50 ,h,AWANDa

ME subscriber Is anxious to gam ii.
z dlngs Of his brother. Edward Rush.
who came to this country about two years
since, and resided for while 10 Boston,
since watch have heard hing from him :,
The above reward will be paId to any per-
son who VIII give satisfactory Information.
OF his whereabouts, It living. or of the fact
Of his death. PATRICK RUSH.
Hnnesbnrgh. VI. Doc q 1870
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-01-10
GREY Yarn, 200 knots grey

nd VII l,o wooien Yarn, very hne quality.
also small lot Of shakers Yarn superior Qual
,ty, or sale cheap by
Dec. 81. L.4THROP, POTYYkN & VAR
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-01-10
> q ut = ST.

NJ EW teeth are superior to old ones
~ The improved mineral teeth do not
decay, and where properly set, answer all
pracucal purposes, tor eating and speaking,
and give The cuuntenance Us natural en-
preston; while their uurvalied beauty Is
proverbal.
JOHN LEWIS, the mechanical dem
t,t, Is prepared TO accommodate lndivld'
uas with single teeth, or enIire SETS, and
he respectfully invites those persons al
tcted win defective teeth. 10 give hun all
opportunity 10 do them kindness. lie asks
no pay, where entire satisfaction Is not
gwen; aud his customers are al liberty 1"
return the work, with any reasonable
time, II II does not answer their eXpecta-
tons. lie Will also perform any OF the
VaHoos precautionary operations required
upon teeth partially affected.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-01-10
MIR. SAUNDERS

"OULD respectfully inform the Ladies
w and Gentlemen of Burlington that his
school for young Ladies, Misses and Masters
under II years ofage VII commence on Sat
urGay. January 4,h at Mr. J. Towards. Term
Of tuition $3.50 per scholar for ~ Lessons.
Hours Of attendance. from 2 TO : o'clock. p. NJ.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-01-10

Teeth set on plvo's, s. 10 $50.
Filling with Gold so cts 10 81.
Ceanlng, % cts. 10 81.
F,Ila! with I'm, so cts.
Extracting, 50 cts.
Being prepared with instruments adapt.
adapted To ali the various cases that occur.
he Is enabled to extract without the slight
est injury TO the jaw, aud with compare
lively slight pain to The subject. As all
evidence OF thus, he would cite the fact.
that several ladies' VINO have had foil selts
on gold, have had from SIX to ten teeth
extracted without rising from the chair.
TOOTH POWDERS and BRUSHES
always on hand, JOHN LEWIS.
Burlington, Dec. 25, 1889,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-01-22

10 this town on Wednesday msrning last, Mrs
Sarah Friend, widow Of Mr.. Frances Friend, an the
s5lh year OF her age.
Al Portsmouth on the 5th inst, Mrs. Hannah A.
my. widow Of lillinshas,, Almy. Eco OF wes,port.
in the Goth year Of her age
In Providence 18th inst. Mrs Jane wife of Mr.
John o. Grey, and daughter Of the late DR.. John
Win.low. in the 25th year Of her age.
On the 18th inst of ofcoasumptien. MI. John Nal
Ion, Of this tswn, aged IS years.
Al the New Hope Estate, Island Of Cuba. in Ne
vsnber last. Mr.. Charles Henry Munro, son Of hr
Nathaniel Munro, Of Bristol, aged about % years
Also. Mr.. James Nelson Munro, son Of Nr. Nathan
iel Munro. Sd, OF providspee, formerly Of Bristol
sged 2s years, both en,erprisine and indusuiou
young mon. Both have leA families to lament lhei
loss.