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such director, or majority of them, shall think

such director, or majority of them, shall think
most for the interest of the state.
Sec. 3. The directors shall, on or before the
first day Of December next, appraise all the
property and effects of the prison, at their value
in money, and cause all effects that are not me-
cessary for the use of the prison and the business
carried on there, TO be disposed Of in such man
ner as they may deem proper.
Sec. d. The directors shall, annually, on the
first day of October, repair to the state prison
at Windsor and there make all inventory OF all
the property Of the state at the prison, and APP
praise the same at their true value in money,and
also examine, adjust and liquidae the accounts OF
the superintendent of said prison for the yeai
preceding, and make full statement thereof
with the inventory of the property, to the gov
crnor of this state, by the second Thursday OF
October annually Such directors, before en-,
tcrng upon the duties prescribed in the two pre-
cedng sections OF this act, shall be sworn &c
the faithful discharge of the same.
Sec. D. All acts or parts Of actHlnconssten
with the provisions OF this act are' hereby re-
peaed.
Sec. G. This act shall take effect from and az
ter its passage. Approved Nov. 10, ISL.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-10
From s. Knowles New Play Of "Od Maids.
GAMBLING.

To say the least it never can consist
With proper manhood to enjoy the thing
Was not ones own an hour ago and accord
Noth his own merit now has won him then,
70 waxrich by anothers poverty!
My pillow for the sleep il evcth me
TO rob another mans How could lay
My head upon it ?--when feast, the bread
That loads my board to leave another bare.
Ay, of crust perhaps How could touch 1t ?
TO go abroad and show the witness sun
My fulness at such restitution brought
As robs that sun of light and heat TO ono
Who yesterday rejoiced in them and blessed them
Can he who games have feeling ?-Yes, he may
Bat hett in my mind he had it not
For | esteem him preferable far,
In rate of manhood, that has not heart,
Than he that has, and makes vile Use oft
The one is traitor unto nature, which
The other can't be called Were it my lot
In some unguarded moment ofcaprcc
Forgetlulnoss, or auglt that renders one
Unlike onesolf-were it, in such lapse
My lot to win forune-cre j slept
l must dsgorge my gains, that the next DAY
] might awake man y
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-10

2i--An Act 10 Repeal Part OF HAPPIER Ninety Of
the revised Statutes
Is hertby ENACTED dc. That so much of
chapter ninety of the Revised Statutes as gives
bourty OF twenty-five cents for every fox Killed
within this state, Is hereby repealed Approved
Nov 3, lS4l
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LIVE AND LET LIVE"

~ j; SUI scrler would respectfully return hi,
'hahIs to MS many patrons for their iavnrs ,lrno
me past hve years, and would also inform them tba,
ne ha> replenIshed his took Of Stationery, Book,
b'n%'na stock, &c. and will be happy to Wan upon
az lut ma iav"r Inn with their patronage, and no
GloF' on MS part shall be spared 10 give >aflcrIon
Our STOCK cost moneys therefore, we cannon pivc !,
away or sel !, below cost, or at cost but What we
have to ,el Ut we can get an opportunity al a,
,"all ou,'nSe rom 'o>t a. any one can do and live
by Their business. individuals wishing 10 nIrrhas,
Common School Books, Stationery, or Blank Books
can have chance 20 te, the sincerity Of the .u,cr.
b"f when he lays be vii sell cheap for cash by calling
inc sign oftbe Rcd ledger COLLEGE street,
SAM FL fl \tlNGTON
nov ~, i-ii
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Resolution relating to the Bank of Bennington.
PeSo'red by the Senate and House Of Representa-
tires, That the bank commissioner be authorized and
directed TO make application, without delay to the
court of chancery to appoin, more persons to
be receivers and for the Bank of Bennington agree
ably to the provisions Of section eighteen Of chapter
10 of the Revised Statutes
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GROCERIES, &c

NEOCEKIES, &c
/ SAAC WARNER keeps constantly for sale at his
l. Store, opposite 5 F.. Towards Store.
Gognac Brandy, Holland Gin, St. Croix Rum,
Boston Rum low priced Brandy,
Baltimore Gin, Antigua Rum, Cherry do
VINES, OF most kinds and prices NIoasses,
Loaf, Lump and Brown sugars
Tyson and Young liyson II, son Skin and Black
Teas; Box Raisns, Keg do
goldfish, Salmon, Mackerel, Sounds and Tongues,
Rice Bar Soap, Fancy do. Auspices
Pepper, Ginger, Nu'mces Cloves,
Cinnamon, Saera,us Poland Starch
Mustard Indigo, Pepper Sauce, Cof;e
Chocolate, Table Salt ;Candes
Spanish Segars, half Spanish do
Deconters, Tumblers, Lamps, Jars. dc.
1isO-500 Barrels Sal.
Inc Liquors are warrented to be the best that can
vii hndt for Their benefit to call and examine them
before they buy elsewhere Wv ~
Burlington Nov. 5. 1871.
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Resolution relative to the University of Vermont.
RcSo,red by the Senate and House Of Representa-
tires That the commissioners who may be this year
appointed TO visit the University of Vermont be d.
rected to give special attention to the objects set forth
in the memorial Of the operation of said University,
| legislature.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-10

II NJ. WRIGHT e. Co. will open within three or
II. four days. rom 1900 to 1000 yd, Extra s'lpcrie,
double grount) supcrlinc, fine aud common all wool
Carpeiings, which have lcen purchased mostly in
Niorkat anc,ien, and will lie sold at vey low prices.
Also Twilled and plain Venetian stair carpetng,
Hemp and Cotton carpeling, Oil Cloths Mats, ETC
Nov II.
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LYMAN & COLE

TT V f. received, in addition TO their for stock Of
l Dry Goods, an extensive assortment of Fall
and Winter Goods among which will lie found a
great variety of articles for Ladies' Cloaks Alpaca
Ln>tre, very pretty article; Alpaca silk War;,
CAM lc'cen, Plain Black Alpine, FIg'd do, Satin
nama>k BrycheIla, Persian Cloih, French, German,
and English Mernos, Mou>ene de laine and printed
SaXoncS, great variety and low priced; Goats
Hair and Imitation Camblet.
SILKS.
a small assortment of rich fed and >,r'pd Silks,
Heavy Blacl, Canton, erode Swiss and other silks
SH1IVLiS.
Lupn's lest .carlc', lack white, and colorcd; A
few extra size Worstcl hawls, Gloves and Hos erv
large assortment unusually large assortment OF
American prints; French and English do.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Cotton >hee'lng and shIriing; Ticksg and Wad-
low.
TAILOR S 7Y1I1LlIING.S.
Wor>cl Binding, silk do Large round and square
Muhar Cords for over coats; silk Cord for dress coats
Wor-,el aud sllk Slrgc; figured silk and We've,
Buttons, new figure sewing silk, Twist and Thread;
Padding, Canvass, seeca> Cord Jeans Brown and
Black Linen; Worsted plaid for Facing; Buttons for
over coats, &c.
FANCY HKFS.
a varet, Of rich de Lame, ChaIly, silk, and new
style Fancy IIkls and Wells.
BROiD CLOTHS.
Heavy double mlIlcd Broad Cloths; Beaver and
Pilot Cloths, Rich Diamond Beaver Cloths also a
general assortment Of Burlington Mil Cloths.
inc our very extensive assortment, which offer at
reduced prices for Cash.
Burlington, % o 4. ISL.
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Resolution for the appon nent Of committee to re

port upon the subject of Education
Reso'red by The Senate and House Of Rcprescntd-
tires That the Governor be reqnestcd to appoint a
committee of three TO prepare and make a report to
the next session Of the legislature, such plan plans
as may lie most expcdien and judcious TO carry into
practical effect the views and suggestions contained
in the report othc committee on education to the pres
ent Legislature.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-10
CHOOL BOOKS.

LIVE AND LET LlVE!!
ME following Books ARE RECEIVED and will
l. be sold for Cash as Low as can DO bouph, in
this or any other State:
Mis- Phelps Philosophy;
Davies Geometry;
First Lessons in Algebra;
Bourdon's do
Burrltts Geography of the Heavens;
Worcester's History;
Newmans Rhe,orick;
Wilkins Astronomy;
F'lnts Survey;
Levlzac's Grammar;
Adams Montorial Reader;
Porters Rhetorical Reader
" Analysis
ALso-Many other School Books, which need not
now be mentioned and my desire to sell is sufficieu,
TO induce me to sell on such terms as cannot fail to
suit the Public. S. HUNTINGTON
October !, 13il. I,
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Resolutions in relation 10 the School Fund and th
State Debt
Resolution relating to Essex County Bank

Resolred by The Senate and House Of Representa-
tires, That David Hibl ard, Jr, Sewall Fullam Jr.
and Daniel Cobb, be appointed committee 10 nves
tgate the situation and Of the Bank of Essex
County to ascertain the of the transfer of the
stock of said bank foreign purchasers the liabilities
the incorporation thereof, and TO adopt and pursue
such measures, by suits otherwise, as said commit
tee may deem expedien to protect the safotyfund and
the public from loss, in consequence of the failure of
any be found to exist.
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Resolution authorizing the appointment of commit
tee to revise the Militia Laws
Rcso'r.G By The Senate and House Of Representa-
tires, That the Governor be authorized to appoin, a
committee Of three to revise the militia laws of this
state and report bill to the next session of the Gen
eral Assembly.
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NEW GOODS.

Surgical Instruments!
M WIS selt-inIectIng Apparatus, "a teauuful
1Nl article, in ca c>,)
Syringe> Of all kinds,
Breast Pumps (n cases., do. Pip Is and
shields,
Nursing Bottles and Tubes ofmany kinds,
Gum Elastic Rings, for children cutting Teeth,
Silver, + xble and Gum Elastic Ca hcters,
Bouge>' stomach 1uLe>,
English and German spring Lance,s,
Cnsll>h and American Thumb do
Mar>h's silver and steel spring Trlsscs, IA mo,t
celebrated article) Of every kind and size,
Halls do. do. do.
Twitche.l's Gum Elastic do do. do.
For saIeby Nov.l. PECK & SPEAR
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-10

United Sta'es.
Re.ored, by the Senate and House Of RepresenfdteS
That cur senators in congress be instructed and our
representatives requested votcfor the passage OF
law, designating the day, throughout the United
States for the choice of electors president and wee
president of the United States.
Resolved That the governor Of this state be re-
questcd 10 transmit copy of the foregoing resolution
to the executives of the state of Indiana, and OF each
OF the other states of this Union, and to each OF the
state
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Burlington Bookstore.
Bucks Patent Cooking stoves.

TTNHE lest stove for the saving Of labor and fuel,
i which has ever been offered for sale in this stale
the fire being directly under the boilers, 10 take
the first and sharpest heat and then passing around
the in liucs give the oven regular heat;
baking equal to u Trick oven; aud being larger THAI
in any other cooking stove now III use. For sale by
Nov. 10, 1871. S. NJ. POPE.
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STRAY hare.

A LIGHT Bay Mare supposed to be ten or twelve
"A years old, broke into my inclosurc in Milton
on the Isl Nov inst. which may be had by the owner
on paying reasonable charges. JASON BROWN
Milton, II Nov. lS4l.
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A SPLENDID Article, (silk warp, Alpaca cloths;
II Alpaca Lu>ire; tlue Hack NJ. De LANES, and
Cashmcree Cloths, just received at prices cores
pondmg with the times, 10y f. NJ. WRIGHT CO.
Nov. L.
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RESOLUTIONS.

Resolution relative to the rc-egiby OF the Presldon,
of the United states
Rcso'red blythe Senate and House Of Representattres
That the constitution of the United States should be
SO amended, restrict the eligibility OF the presi-
dent TO single term
Resolved, I hat our senators in congress be in
structcd and our representatives requested TO use
constitution of the United States, in conformity with
the principle contained in the foregoing resolution.
Resolved, That His Excellency the governor be
requestd 10 transmit copy of the foregoing resou
ions each # the Executives of the states of Mas
sachuchets. Maine, Connecticut, Delaware, Indiana
and Kentucky, and to each of the senators and rep
resentatiyes in congress from this state
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-10

WOOL Dye, Plain and Diamond Beaver Cloths
w Gold mixed, Paris Diamond, and Wool Dye
Black Cassmeres, Blue, Olive, Invisible Green, and
black broad Cloths, salinetts &c. &c. just received IN
complete assortments, cheap, very cheap by
Oct. 90. s. b. SCOTT.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-10

S,TRAYED from the subscriber, at Milton Falls q
- Dark Brown Cow, years old, with n white
stripe across her forehead and white on the nose
broad horns Also yearng hcifer, light red, with a
white face, white on the end of the tail. Whoever
will return sal cattle give information by letter to
the subscriber shall lie honoratly rewarded.
TIMOTHY MAYNARD.
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900 Sides fCalcutta Leather, For sale by
- Oct s 1871. F.. C. LOOMS.
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20 doz Sides OF Upper Leather, For sale by
f. c. LOOMS
Oct 8. lSil. Pearl Street
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90 Dozen Calf Skins, For sale by
10 Oct, s. 1871. f. CLOOMIS
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charged with the amount of money expended for the
support of the militia each year.
Also, TO open an account with the agent 10 settle
The affairs of the Vermont State Bank in such man
ner as to exhibit the interest Of the state in that instl
tuition.
Also, TO open an accoun. .with the superintendent
OF the Vermont state prison, in such manner as 10
exhibit the amount of receipts and disbursements oil
that institution.
Also collatc and digest the report of the trcasu.
re and oil other reports relating TO the finances oil the
state exhibiting in one report the entire sources Of
to the state and the various expenditures each
year, and cause an edition of three hundred copies To
be printed for the use of the General Assembly, at as
early period of the next session as may be.
Also, 10 report at the next session OF the Legislature
what modification of the law is necessary, to secure
more thorough accountability, by every officer oil
citizen beng IN the receipt of money belonglngW any
Wise TO the State Of Vermont.
Resolutions in relation 10 the School Fund and The
State Debt.
RcSolred by The Senate and House Of Representa-
hreS, That the commissioner OF the school funu D'
directed to collect the demands which are due IRON
the several individuals 10 said fund and If any lnt
vdial shall neglect for the space OF SIX months, tc
pay one onflh part of what he may be owing 10 sat
fund.- and one fourth part in every SIX months there
aie until all shall be paid shall be the duty OF sac
commissioner 10 enforce the collection of the sameby
due process OF law; provided nothing herein contain
| ed shall be construed TO authorize the commssione
TO delay the collection of any demand, if thereby thu
security may be impaired or the final collection haz
arded or where there is any present doubt OF the Sc
| curity.
Resoired That the treasurer of this state be direct
ed to pay all the debts against the STATE except wha
is due to the school fund, soon as consistent ant
to borrow from the school fund whatever may be ne
cessary for that purpose; and that no part of tn
| school fund shall be re-loaned to individuals Will
the stale may be owing to individuals or corporations
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-10

A LpACCA Lu,tres, cashmirc cloths, printed Sa x
Anles, Orleans cloths Carolina plaids, &c. &c.
Also French and English Mernos too numerous &c
Nov. I SCOTT.
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Nj oROCCOS, Kids, Bindings, Innings shoe thread
W Lasts, &c &c. For sale by f. c. LOOMS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-10

Trimmings for ClOaks.
Zoo YARDS heavy Gimp, Mohar and Silk
- Fringes expressly for trimming Mantlas
and Cloaks, at LOVELY e. SEYMOURS.
Nov. 25.
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25-An Act IN Relation to the State Prison.
IL is hereby enacled dc. Sec. l. The Genera,
Assembly shall annually appoint three directors
"i 'he the state prison, who shall have a General
supervision of all bushes concerns of SAID mi.
s"F' ana whose duty it shall be to visit san mr..
son sem'-annnally, and examine the books IND
the management of the business of The same
with power to direct any alteration in The s'I h"'
slness there carried on, which such Jiroc,ors
shall consider necessary '''''
Sec :. When such directors, or majority
OF them, shall think it for the interest Of the
state, they are hereby authorised to let out, for
a term not exceeding three years at any one
,lthe' TO any person who will hire the same, the
'1oor OF al or any part of the couvcts in said
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-10

| 0OPd of Men thick boots from 50 80 to $500,
1 Cei 5 lSil For sale by +. C. LOOMS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-10

DIAM and Diamond Beaver cloth, black, blre,
l invisible green and Oxford m,s'd lroad cloths
Back, blue, KID and drab Cashmere and sane'e ;,
Al So trimming. for making the same, TOR .ais cheer
- III. ctC7pes' hy Ncr ~ : ?" IVY
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HI RS,

JNAS II | N L +, Bonnet Silks ofevery style
l. and quality, Blk, Blue BLK and China Silks
for dresses. do Satin for do Sars. Silks and
Winter Ribbons new style,) Winter Artificial Flow
ers, Velvet &c. &c. J. p. WHALING.
Oct. II, 1881
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-10
'NEsH sPHIsG ANP sgnMEn PANrA:
CHIcKERING q oILBERT's
|IjL2iLJZ1Ze&S

VIE subscriber il constantly receiving irom the manu-.
factories II CHICKERING A 7. GILBERT a co e,
son, and offers for sale large assortment of Piano
rtes with all the recent and patented improvements
long establishes reputation ~ these anufctuTCTs is
L test guarantee thar the instruments manufactured by
IN will not be surpassed by any other maker (d1mestc
ioreign) In respcc TO durability and the sweetness pa.
aud power OF tone Tor which these Instruments have
su 80 highly and extensively celebrated The long cR
fence Of both Of these makers has resulted In some
y Important improvements, Cltcly inToduccd) which
ally Improves the tone and general effect Of the nstru
ms.
nc subscriber feels justified In assuring those who
be pleased 10 pltronizr this Embellishments, that their
eetatons will not be disappointed u finding these IN.
utnents be made ~ the very best materials and the
4 Il DIR able workmanship.
hese instruments sid NJ tho curer'a prices
,ked and sent 10 any psce within hundred les (
nnond, free oi expense 10 the purchasers
ne great demand for these instruments has Undue ed th
iscr iber az cstab sh arcncv In FARMNlIfE Prince
yard Co with Mr. 4. = BiGLOw, where those who
70 pureh ase can get them on the same terms as Of
. subscriber
.HPIANO FoRTEs Geld nj either Of these cuablish.
ns are warranted and II not perfectly Satisfactory can
returned
D uOcral discount made 10 professors and teachers
y large supply Of ami fashionable Music al.
~ on hand Piano FoTies tuned and repaired by Rufus
se, whose long experience n manufacturing entities
u share Of patronage. MADDOX,
VI " nuunrifn the Banks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-10
BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION.

On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, l7th instant. Al 4 o..
clock, shall SELL Auction on the premises ibar
desirable Lot Of Ground situated the North in
erseeion Of and 5th being part 81 lot No 80
and adjoining the residence Of Bishop Moore fronting on
5th street l3 feet, and 49, feet The ot will
De said IN three divisions CT about y feet having
front un sire e and running back upon an alley OF 10
eei which viii be reserved for The use OF the
purchasers. . 49,
TERMs-one-ioutth cash; the balance In three equal
payments al AMI - months Win interest. Notes with
approved endorseIs anda Deed Trust on the
will b" required TO secure the three last payments.
ny order OF the ExecuTtH Of John snelson sm h. dec
NH WILLIAMS a HAxLLL AucfS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-10
ny LAST EVENINGS Wall.
Extract Of letter from wsslinei'n.

Extract Of q Teller from washington
lean Only say, Cor the present, there isns fss' 81
War.
The Cabinet passed even tciihoEi a dipision, and
the Wings are united sud cordial-and Abolition is
dead, except in Virginia.
The Inaugural is Old Tips oten--fhs whois-and
IN Warrington received universal applause. IL was
brought into tho debate now going on in the
Senate about Blair s Rves, by Buchanan, and
no word Of censuru upon It, though the de-
bate was exci.ed. The debate was TO Ice con
tinued to-day by Calhoun and others. The Locos
heted, scolted, complained. and threatened the
vengeance Of the people. But justice will re done,
and the Senate no longer dsgraced 10y such an OFF,
eial Vengeance OF the people for the Editors OF
the Globe!. Do the Locos think the People are
fools or knave.1
sal SURPRISE aud the outrage which accompanied il,
IN Daniels eppon,n ent, MS universal reprobaton
and disgust-l may alnoS, say horror. There will
be no prescription, but proper removals and APP
pointments.
DR.. Martin has gone, and the President hod.to
take charge of the Treasury even before the Sec
reaty was ready, prevent the prod gate waste OF
the public money, in the payment OF stale and de-
ferred claims, OF which he got wind.
Archer's election was received with Joy by the
Wings.
There will be an extra session, because the Go.
vermont cannot get on without il. Tho Senate will
probably adjourn tomorrow. Yours, Sc"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-10
MORE DoMrsrIc corroNs.

WI
tNE have now In store large stock Of BrocH DIMES
w nc C0fioas Of the following styles, viz.
mol and Merchants Cotton Oznabnsr
! and Peter sburg Manufacturing COMPANY DO
I and 2Nsnchester Manufacturing do do
! and Richmond Manufacturing do do
Eagle Manufacturing do 10
-, 10 sndt4 Mstoaea shriinga AMI sheetng.
81 sand 4 Eitrick DO do
81 and : Metchanis' DO
~ aud 10 Mech,nics' do
81 and % Heavy Lawrence Sheetings
5s "a ant Fine lawrence shirtinga and Sheeiings
Sand - Stout Inshsn Head 10 10
and a. On Nashu, do do
- ftnc Nerimtc and Hamilton shlrtlngs
Pid,nik Nashua snd Root BrownDrilings
Md other approved styles which will sell by the bale
AZ Factory pecs TOT cash 70 punesl customers the
usual edit. & J 3 JAMES a Co,
NH Globe square