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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-01

DIED 9ACg1 MONEY "a MI the Raaks
IA i, Stts vii! be taken Htaout aIy discount for few
d.y, ou Tor by Goods 4oi Green ~ch - near Canal
SIS lmis
~ TD l.Es-i handsome t~o story House i3+
as Wasefiey place, near " asAinsIon Parrde- Pos
- ron ianetiat,ly. Rent low u a good tenant - is;f
~ TO i4sE-A most te,iiaoe SID beautiful
IS: C-natry Residence WIKI - los 81 ground 10 1roo4
In within tn Minute ride of .lie Fulton Ferry. Fun
c.eripi on toms, &c. car be had By c.,nr a. - Wa
ter FL CT fI1e. uP 'nlf, so
DRaSVExG pAtEi: OF any quality
4 made 10 order 81 short n.flcc by
PER ST & CROOKS,
- W 81 Liberty -treet.
GUST 9ECEls ED-From auction At 1913 Green
j w.ch-- - eHdd assortment Of wool black and fan
e. co!orcd Cloths and Cassmer-s, very cheap.
- I'm u ). bt.' i'N
OT5ATH OS3DE OF 7lAi,f;ATEsEt-2i
iJtnn. Of aperior qualify, : ould for sale hy rEkSSE
K BROOKS. II Liberty s,rr-t -
DaG.ING-ltor rolls = ireh kussia Bsg,'ns, =
- sale by
~ Nr-r-t~T-c ti.VLNr
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NERMILEEON-i0c cases, fer sale By
81 GklNNELL, hlNTUkN g. ca 2, >-rsH I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-01

1t is conceded all hands Is the NEW WORLD
The contents for this Of the richest kind as
~ilI be seen by the following li.t
cox1EY1s ZOE ocrorrE , Ell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-01

be delivered upon Marriage aad he 50 ~ psioin;
- e'i''deie1 pu'eT oil II
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THOS. BELL, Aucuoaeer.

H.ctio.. Noficc.-lIF>DtY,at hat past 10
O'Clock n. ;hc co-nc Of Hov,rd aud Mercer siretts-
stock OF Groceries FiHiares &cWi be sold the sock
OF Groce.ics g uprising usual variety Of articles IN
~, line Also Ak i.es co4uters. sc.lcs casks. kegs
A. foi4g THOS. BELL, AuctlSu.er.s -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-01
u Whig Senatorial Convention.

y " HfS '7'H'stUE TIT VII ''''-Vf' = - v
Districs.-Ai Il meeting of this Convention held al
the Broadway House. tho l3 of Octobef, lelO, thc
following Resolution was passed
Resolccd That the next ScnltoIin Convention or 'hi'
district lie held the second Tuesday If October
a, IL o'clock at noon the Broadway House IN the Cit
or New-York and that the Pres den cause due moiic
hereof 10 be given Of tie samc.
sa7tf LAMBERT SUDAN, President
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-30
STATE OF VERMONT)DEf,
1 + X MS OF Fl T. IERAL D,

Village Subscribers S2by mail s. o. SIIj ad,al's
INDIVIDUALS and companies who t.te their pspct Of ~
once SL'5 or 81 90 IN advance Companies On sge f's'
ne same
10 those supplied by south poet itcr de- %
Of 'Hef d0"f S-comparIcs and individuals h,ing al o.
route SLID With deductions boh Of s5 cent? a%
m advance in cash
No subscription will Be- TOKEN rar lc,s thsa ca mos,a'
No psp@f will be di.couunuod Until aeaa-os ore Ped Co.
lels tie Publishers choose 20 20 do
ApttrisisG on tie usual liberal lcrms A. our .1u"
Is large a"d general throughout tic county ciesn,, sei
ies poet m4''os, and Oh ole-s having occ5aou TO- .d,e
Val Ind a. t. ile.I advantage resort 10 tbs p4gof.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-30
ITO be continued.
NJOFFATS VEGETABLE LIFE MEDI-

vi cnes.-Thcsc medicines are indebted
for their their manifest and sensible act on n purify
springs aud channels Of life and cnduing them wit
ed tone andgo In hundreds of certified cases
which been made pubic, and IN almost every species oil
disease to which tic human frame Is liable the happy effects
NoGafs ic Pills and PhGHr Bifcs have been grateful
publicly acknowledged by the persons benefited aud
who previously unacquanted with the beautifully Pho.
sopha pics upon which they are compounded and up
on which hey e9 9,g act. .,..,- 49,.
cyc form and description Their first operation is to oo-
from the of the stomach and bowels the various mpu
and crudtc constantly settling around them and to re-
move the hardened faces which collect in the convoutons o
the smaller ntesne Other medicines only partially cleanse
these and leave such collected behind TO produce
babiua all ITS train OF evils or sudden dar
fhua with its eminent dangers This fact well known 10
all regular anatomsts who examine the human bowels after
DEATH and hence The peudces OF those well informed men
quaCk mcdcncsor medicines prepared and hcradod
Life medicines TO cleanse the kidneys and the bladder and by
this means the liver and the lungs, the heahlu action
gans The blood which takes lis red color from the agency Of
the liver and the lungs before it passes into the heart being
us purified by them, and nourshed by food coming from
clean stomach courses nicely through the veins
part OF the system and rumphany mounts the banner of
health in the blooming cheek
Mois Vegetable Life Medicines have been thoroughly test
cd and pronounced sovereign remedy for Dyspepsia Fau-
"ncy papaton of the heart Loss of Appetite Heart Burn
and head ache estesDess Itempc Anxiety Lanpuor and
feyers Of all kinds, rheumatism Govt Dropses of all kinds
Gravel; Worms Asthma and Consumption, Scuryey, Ulcers
and lnveteate Sores scobuc epons and bad compeSons
eruptve Complaints saow cloudy and other dsagrceabc
compilations. salt Rhcum, Erryspela Colds and In
ucuza and various other complaints which afct human
frame. In Fever and Ague particularly the Life Medicines
have been most emneny successfu much that the
Fever and Asue districts physicians almost universally pre-
scribe them
All that Mr. Mofat requires of his patients is to be pattcu
lar in taking the Life Medicines strictly accordance with the
directions 1t is not newspaper notice anything that he
himself may their favor that he himself their
avor that he hopes to gain credit 1t is alone by the results
Of fair trial
MOFFAT'S MEDICAL MANUAL, designed MS domestic
GUIDE TO health This little pamphlet, edited by W. B. Mola
2I5 Broadway n Y has been published Tor the purpose of
painng fully Mr., Moas theory of Diseases will be
found highly interesting to persons seeking health 1t treats
prevalent Diseases and the thereof Price ss
for sale by Moiiats agents generally
These valuable medicines for sale by BURT & MASON
Agents for Rutland County. 7-Iy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-30

STATE OF VERMONT nrcmen,.,.,
District OF Rutland, So y special pf.t,.. -'
held At Rutland within AMI tor said district on ,.
day Of March, a. u leil.
Present Wm Hall Jot.
stephen Stafford administrator upon the est,i. Il
seph Bull, late OF Dandy, IA said district deceased
ia,c prop sing TO render an account OF his adm,p,
upon said estate.
1t is ordered that said account be referred G, a..
ton and allowance To the first Monday, being the a
OF April next, aud that copy OF this order be ri.
three weeks succcssivcly IN the Rutland Herald h."
thereto that all conecned may appear and ob,cs,
same II they see cause a true copy OF record ''
ll-l3 HENRY HALL n.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-30

solyc These, it is true, at first through the
mons impulscs of her truly devotional heart,
were often rejected as the temptations OF Sa-
tan but they MS often returned 10 disturb the
quiet of her pure and gentle bosom, and at
length, in spite of her strvlngs 10 the contra
~. She also became, though less decidedly
than the youth we have described, dlsbc-
lever, at least in many dogmas of that creed
which she had been taught to look upon MS
iniallible.
ITO be continued
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-30
Doct. MarshaIl's Aromatic Catarrh, an,
Headache Snuff.

lliS snuh superior TO any thing yet known for reno
wing mat troublesome disease, the Cator and also cod
in the head and the headache fl opens and puIcc ou
all distractions, strengthens the glands and gives he.
NY acton to The parts Affected It is perfectly free
any thing deeterous in It's compositon-has pleasant
b!e.-Priee, 81 l-2 CTS ,..pcr Botie.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-30
Doct. Marshall's Vegetable Indian
Black Plaster.

ms Plaster unrivalled for curing croulous swelling
ScurVey Sores, Lame Back and Fresh Wounds Painsa
me sides, hips, and limbs aud seldom fails 10 give Ieca
local hheumaiisns applied to the side IT will cure many
OF me common Liver Complaints aud is equal # not
Perlor TO any lining in for corns on The feet The
virtues OF tins Plaster have been witnessed by thousands
individuals IN the United Suites who have tested its eci
cy.
sold by the proprietor, Charles Bowen, Middlebuy
w. WIN { Simpson, ~ Co.. aud Lewis q Co Boston
Ooinslock ~ Co., and lioadly Phelps IL Co New Yotk
ana several druggists in Philadelphia NJ Cohen q Co
Charleston, &, John F. Clark Baltimore and by drug
gusts generally throughout the United States and Cansdi
- = or sale IN Rutland by DANIELS Il BELL, JAMES
BARRETT, Jr and at the Bookstore iG voc ON
STATE OF VERMONT, u remembered tina, sii
District Of RYtland. IS. ID special Probate Co5t
heid at Rutland within and for said district on the -A
day OF March, A. D.ls1l.
o. Present WIN. Han Judgt
stephen Royce aud Thomas J. Ormsbce administrators
ufpn The estate Of Rodney &. Royce late Of Rutland
sad district deceased lutesalr having made applc1u.g
ms court for license to el all the real estate u we-
The sad Rodney e.. died ,eized
u ~ ordered that the consideration thereof h. nier-
70 The hf8 Monday being the fifth day ofApri next 81.
mat copy Of this order be- published three weeks sucsss
h'eIy, IA tie Rutland Herald, previous thereloliat
concerned may appear aud object 10 the same il they s
cause. true copy OIL record
10 HENRY HALL Kcgsicf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-30

CAME into the enclosure OF the subscriber ON H.. t
" inst, pale red two year old hciler. The ov.
requested 70 prove property pay charges aud tax. l.
away. GREEN ARNntn
Clarendon, March IL, lSIl liz
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-30
Price, 81 10 cents q boz
Russell's celebrated Salt Rhcum ONT men,.

ms Is unqucsonabY the best and remedy ever
offered to the public for that obstinate disorder Salt Rcua
mere other means have failed has succeeded and the m
That 1t has been extensively used by eminent pract
speaks volumes-ln its praise 1t equally cfcocous in !.
useases,o The skin sca head. ring worms and thc
vetcrate Itch, &c &c Soe Doct WulforJ and others cc
tlhcatcs around the Salt Rheum Ointment Boxes
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-30
Russell's Itch Ointment.

ms choice and safe said be AM
now IN use Tor That dsageeable and lothsomo the m
Inns ointment Is so certain in It's operation that no pe,os
uoupled wth tho above disorder ought to'be whoutu m
remedy tor cutaneous oruptions scrobutc affection. Of M
neau OF any 4'htr breaking out which from sarp g
moufs IN The blood Price p cents boz.
fresh supply Just received and for sale by Daniel,
zen James Porter, Burt Mason Rutland s. T. IeonaJ
Wanngiofd Sawyer, Tnm0uth, joel M Boyofs Danby
" ID strong Potter Pawott, Grover Wells; Sasof
West Rutland. NJ G langdon Co Castcton, Bliss Sap1
hllaiy Co Joel Beaman, PoutnoyjZ Kellogg IIamp
ion; Alonzo Allen, Fairlavonj Walker & CO. Benson
Aeachan' Spa ID II hlcaham, Wallnglord Also IN nor
o the PLlncPa stores IN The United sates. 38 E
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-30

INllls DAY give to 10Y son Charlie. Ros b,.,,,..
'hi clam n'ae Of h,, earnings and pay no d.s
Windsor, March { 1871 H."
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-30
Russel's Vegetable Bilious Pills, or fama,


For general use in OF Jaundce morbid scnsbli,
The stomach and bowels loss OF appetite. ited breath ou
ness plcs and all diseases arising from hillary deranrcmeb
also lo correcting the state Of the blood and cleansing d,
stoch o'Jpu ana Nscied humours These pills mild
thnrc producing neither pains nor gripping and are lhr
valuable and highly approved medicine and are pronounce
ing SO pills
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-30

/RliE subscriber offers TO sell or let for tho ssa,
- thorough bred Durham Bul SAID Bull or
found on the subscribers farm, IN the town of Fort A.
Washington CO. n. Y STEPHEN MllIyr
March oh, lSil. III
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-30

Rutland, Dlnols 81 Ben, BIT & Mason; Ci.iloto, n p
"H'' brandon Jsdkson a. Ketchumj Pitisrofd g Ham
oHoi ai1dle.o~ni Doet. Vail Faifha,en ALLEN CIs,
tno'. at H. w Hodges Pttslod. Lewis Preston: poolt-
ny -, b.1s Le.bng"el5 Csstloton Mile n g. s NJ Uod
r., A." 15Ango'd, Townsend : Leonard Mtdlebu,v a.
i W Brewster Ftisiofd, : ID. Townshenl and b I'm,
t",s t'usIalIt throughout the New England States '
~ o'ser' ior le above medicine addressci 10 Ct,, 1
On newport y H. will receive mnei ate teo,iop 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-30
ELIZA 'oNLS'
Berlin, VI. Feb. 1910.

Consumption Curcd
Tins may certify that had child app1rcotly u, oop.
WIN The consumPtoni the doctor had given him over for more
nan , week we commenced giving him DR. Newton
ana 10 less than week he began gain in
'hah Two months was restored to perfect health
GEORGE l. mo-, ,,re
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-04-30
Use Of Swami Muck.

a young Farmer asks if marshy black earth
can be made good pressing for upland, think
it can. First, cart from the bed on the land YOU
wish to manure, or any other place convenient
in heaps, or. which is better, in rows, like in
rows OF hay, and about the same size. and after
It has lain month or two or sin, all the better,
take stone lime, lay it along on the top of the row,
say one bushel OF lime to IL or 20 OF black
earth; mt on water sufficiently to slack il. and
cover il with the earth slightly as soon as it is
perfectly Stacked. and while hot, begin at one
end Of the pile, and mix well together. and ap.
ply i to the land when Waned, and II Will be
found an excellent manure. Another good
way is. when You have cleaned out the barn-yard
n the spring cart in tn, ba X Garth 20 the dcp,ll
of I'D or II inches: throw on straw, leaves,
green weeds, &c: let the cattle run on il
through the season: II wil get saturated with
urine, (the strongest ol Guanure) and in the
spring following, when carried out, VIII he fine
manure. Shell, or caIcarou- mari. is also AN ex.
cellent mixture, (and possibly Young Farne
may fl I'd some b. dlgg NJ two or three feet deeE
! in his black, swampy earth,) Farmers often car
swampv earth on the land and immedIa,cll
plough it in, but think with little profit. !, i.
too sour-it wants to be laid up 10 the air, an,
mixed with lime mari. or something to sweet.
en- it.-GeneSSee Farmer.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-04-30
The Brown Corn.

Speaking OF the Brown corn, Allen Putnam
Esq" OF Danvcrs, Mass. the intelligent editor OF
the New England Farmer, says -
we have raised il hy the SIDE OF the Plnncy
the Dulton. the Parker, and various others
When tried by the half bushel, this has invar,.
ably given a crop that exceeded any other bv
10 to II per cent. The last season we had two
thirds OF an acre planted with Parker corn, hay.
ing the same treatment and as rood chance in
every known respect a. the Red Razc Drown
and he latter Welding abou, ~ bushels TO the
acre, while the former gave only about Co.
There was no perceptbe difference in the SIZE
OF the stalk or IN the ilmc OF rlpcning. Befor,
harvesting. the difference Was apparently BIT
little. When the husking commenced, much
larger number OF the ears OF the Parker corn
were small. then OF the other kind. The corr
was thick on the ground-about 10000 stalks tc
the acre.
We have a conjecture, founded upon hast,
opser, alton of different fields, that ii not more
than l3or l4,oOO stalks are put upon the acre
that the Parker may be as productive as the
other. That is, we presume the Red Blaze will
bear planting thick, better than the Parker
This is an opinion founded on such liu.ited OBJ
servation, that We wish it 10 have no oher effect
than merely to induce farmers to ascertain by
experiment, whether there Is not difference IN
the effect OF close planting upon different varie.
les of corn, even when those varieties of corn
are alike as to the size OF the stalk and the time
of rpening We think there is. and the fact
if it be fact is worth establishing.
Notwithstanding our good opinion of the Red
Blaze, we do not recommend it excepting 20 those
who have warm lands and manure WE'LL
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-04-30
yI,IE attention of all disposed to engage in Tho ma,

rINIiE attention of all disposed to engage in the ma,
j service is specially called TO the advertisement
for proposals for carrying The Nned States mails in
the New England States, and in New York issued bv
my predecessor in December last. The last day for
receiving bids is the 10Th Of April lat 3oclock r MY
and for deciding upon them the 2ith Of April As the
lettings cannot be postponed without materially
diminishing the competition by increasing the diff
Guilty on the part of new contractors in making ade-
cate preparations for the service which must com
inence on the ls of July, all those in the State Of
Vermont taking interest IN this matter are refer
red to the mail advertisement published in The Yer
mont Gazette the Vermont Republican, the Vermont
Watchman & State Journal and the Spirit Of the
Age
And to be found in pamphlet form at each Post Office
at the County towns & the ends of routs for full
information to the particulars Of the service the
nature OF the liabilities, the mode of bidding and the
form of the guaranty which is TO accompany every
proposal + GRANGER.
| Post Office Department
| March 18th lSil
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-04-30
STATE OF VERMONT, AT a Probate

STATE OF VERMONT, ! ATa Probate
Burlington within aud for the Distrlct aforesaid on
the 30lh day Of March A. y. 1871. AN Instrument
purporing 10 lie the last Will and Testament of
Leonard Hodges lac Of Wsion in laid District de.
ceased, was pre-. cnel to the Court here for Probate
by David French The Executor, therein named. The
reiOre II Is ordered by sail Court, that the public
notice lie given 10 all persons concerned therein to
appear before SAID Court, al session thereof TO lie
holden NJ the EAGLE Hall in Wll>ton third Monday
Of Aprd A. u. lsil, and contest the prob u;e of sail
VIII. and t. further ordered that this order lie pub
shct three weeks successfully in the Burlington
Free Press newspaper printed in Burlington, in this
State the lat Of which shall previous 10 the day
IA assigned, a. aturr aid, for hearing.
Given under my hand AT the Registers Office, this
| 80 day Of March A. u. 1871.
WIN. WESTON. Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-04-30

name imports, was chiefly settled by Scoth
families, and the thrift of the country is
strongly observable in that agricultural dis
trict. The editor of the Farmers Visitor
spent few days in that County not long
since, and has given some interesting notes
of his visit connected with the agriculture of
the place. nthc best diaries those from
which the butter that took the highest pre-
miums of the Massachusetts Society came,
the milk is allowed to stand 4S hours before
the cream is taken from it. 1t is clurncd in
the old fashion wooden hand-churn, work.
cd in cold water, which is repeatedly drained
off until the milk entirely disappears, and the
less the butter is worked, the better it is
deemed. Working, in the manner common
ly practced to free from the milk, is COM
dcmncd in these diaries as injurious to the
quality of the butter, leaving it tough or
stringy, and causing it to adhere to the knife.
In the dairy of Mr. w. Bachop, who has OBJ.
tanned five premium, at Boston for butter
two of 500 each and three 8 80 each the
milk in warm weather stands thirty hours,
and in cold forty-eight hours. In the hot
season in this dairy, pounds of salt are al
lowed TO 100 lbs. of butter, and in cold
weather, 5 pounds. No saltpc,rc is used
but about pound of finely powdered loaf
sugar is sprinkled into eacll hundred pound.
of butter. The hutterin these diaries, when
made, is packed in frkins which hold from
thirty to fifty pounds. 1t is packed so a,
to be very solid, and the surface OF the butte
in the frkn is covered with thin white
cloth, over which fine salt is spread. Som,
cover the surface with pnre brine and clear
cloth. Calcdonian butter always command
high price in market; and that from TIT
premium daries ranges from twcnty-thrce Il
thirty cents per lb.-The summer yield o
butter from cow, varies from 100 to ~
lbs each, that the whole dairy business, eve
. at such a distance from market, profitable
is shown by the fact that nearly all the prin
cipal families engaged in it at any time, have
from the small beginnings, risen to opulcnc,
The agricultural products of Calcdonian, in
dependent Of the dairy, are described as an,
pie ; and from every part of the count
proofs are accommodating Of the excellence @
the crops, and the rich reward which ha
awaited on the labors of the husbandman.-
Cultivator.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-04-30

NOTICE TO EI.IIuERS.

VTN.lE .u'scril cr will f rui.h IN E'rn.on and
i vcmry, GRANITE window ap>. >ls UNDER
pinnng, Tire holds and Door steps OF any dc,crlp-
'lon Of he lir.t quality. Till Of any stone wanted
viii l- a'cnlcl to. and ~ Information lrnr he'd v
Mes,r fuIi.tt Bradley, rc,k> n Co.. and Bradley
& HYDE ANY pcr>t can h. az a'i'v IF he stone,
those frul.hr Tor ,dgc Fulc't'> ht IL cor Pref
len, Whcr.cr'- h, N Burlington Il l. lrc.uni-d
that the quality aud prt'- of The stone ~. warran,
general II builder, Will tale the trunlle TO.
anime he stone aud price. Go w. COLLAMER.
rarre,Nt February l.il. GIN
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-04-30

Hail sacred thou to sacred 10Y,
To mlrth and vine, sweet First of Nav!
To sports which no ave cares ALLOW,
..a sPrghtly dance the festive play!
l'qiI! thou, of eyer-crcng lime
Thou graces, still the ceaseless fowl
Bright lesson OF the seasons prime,
Aye, Fastening on to winters snow!
When first Young Spring his angel face
On earth unveiled, and years Of gold
t'lt with pure ray mans gulleoss race
by law stern terrors uncontrolled
Such was the soft and genial breeze
Mid Zephyr brearhed ON all around;
With grateful glee, to airs like these
Yielded its wealth III uulabored ground
So fresh, so fragrant is the gale
Which Ger tie islands of the best
Sweeps; where nor aches the limbs ass,iI
Nor age speeyish pans lnfest.
Where thy hushed groves Elysum, sleep,
Such winds with whispered murmurs blow;
So, where dull I.ethe's waters creep,
They heaye, scarce heave the cypress bough,
In behalf of this ancient festival, a noble
authorcss contributes little forgot me not
THE FIRST OF MAY.
Collin .het Sylvia on the green,
Once on the charming First of May,
And shepherds ne'e tell false ween,
Yet twas by chance the shepherds say,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-04-30
II. THOMAS.

RtGS leave respectfully TO announce 10 the trading
- and business prl lie, that he has opened AUC-
ZION AND COMMISSION STORE; ON College ST.,
near the Court Home Square, in his new and commo-
dion> block CT Brick stores. Mcrhand ze and prop
ery OF all kinds received on consignment, and .old
on commission, either Al private ae or at auction,
he cun>ignec hal direct, on rea~ Una lie terms.
reasonable advance will al all times e made on
property received.
Auction Sales on every Saturday, ut one o'clock r.
NJ TO commence ON the tir>t Saturday in Apr!
Burlington, March 25, ls4l
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-04-30
VERMONT BUTTER.

The county Of Caledonia, in Vermont, has
long been celebrated for its diaries, and It's
butter and ohease frequently carried of
prizes from places where the competition is
open to the whole Union. Caledonia, as lis