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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-12
ia II vsv' G. NJ FARMER. u g.

NiktstNIAi-At Hui,a uca in the Clerks ufirc 0f
v the Circuit superior Court Of Law aud Cnanrery for
S"geeser county 90 Monday tho 7th DAY Of December,
lJlO.-Geo w ruuilall. coupf against Warren l. olivier,
Frances Olivier, MsIn Olivier, C.Olyirr. John 4
sciWcl and 'honis u Fox Trustee under certain deeds
from w Olivier, dcfs-lN CuAScERy.
The de icndant, Thomas Fox not having entered his
appearance and given security according act Of
senly aud tho rules Of us court, aud appearing Ly
satisfactory evidence tha he IL not inhaLun of This
Iommonwealh On motion oi tie complainant, by Warren
Jones, his attorney, ordered that the said dsfer,en
do.pprar AZ Rules o. be Holden in The Clerks ~ our
fdd Court on The trst Monday n March next aGd answer
The plaintiff = bill; aud that's copy 81 this order be fprtL
WIN inserted in -pne pcwspapof puhishedin the city ~
Richmond "a two months ssvey, and posted al The
front door u The Courthouse Of this county.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-12
2 FITZGERAID. &C

VIRGINIA TO VITA Rules, held In tho Clerk.
ON . the Circuits Superior Court Of Law and Clan
'cy "r chester fci touriy. al tho Couih thereof
on tho ~ lay ~ January, si: WIN W hall au,i Iui
veil w WIalL ptis agai, 81 Thomas Waiha!, Eeszcr
Akin and Har kman Chcitham, dcfs-iH ChIEcsrt Ga
f0rsigH uf'drhHeHf.
Ihi- lay came the plaintiffs and fled their ~ and the
dseuiIus. NaithI.l and Akin having entered their
appearance aud given security according the act at
schbN aud the rules oi tz court and Appearing ~
usattory evidence that hoy inhabitants al this
Commonwealth; Ordered, that the taiI dsfruIants Wal
iHa aud Ahin 90 appear before The Judge Of our said
Cour AZ The tourthouse oi said County the day of
March ICriu next and file thur tn the pI4nF
bnl aud that copy of has order be forthwith Inserted n
some newspaper published IN tho CJIy o. Richmond Tor
tHo months succCssivcy ana that another copy he posted
at lice font door Of the Courthouse Of this county on two
successive court days
copy. T,sto,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-12

MOTTO E.-Thc person Who took away quantity OF
~ nRlCH> from Iuilaui's wharf had better call and
give uf the quantity an ascertain the price
willing 10 sell them Tor.
fe95 JAS FISHER a son
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-12

TIHE eceivng and keeps constantly onhsnd
Il atwholesale and retail, and az the lowest prices,
Plain and Japan Tin Ware Of every Description. 49,,
Also variety Stoves for burning elmer
wood bal.
Stove PTes and every oto article in his line made 10
80 D. ''' TITUS c RICE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-12
WIN. UOLT.Clk.

VIEGINIA:-In Ncuoway County Court eth Ianra-
~ 'sll Anderson + Miller, pln " GncfG RicLard.
sn ani Nancy his wife, AGnson Ellington and William,
Rudd administrators OF John Rudd aud sinai Ruii widow
a Tcici OF SAIL John kudd, decd, d-its In Chnursru
rms Gay came the plaintiff toy his attorney, and Ell his
ni aaaHs Ie dsicudinisi aud The defendants Grief &
richardson hud Nrucy hts WIFE, not having entered their
appearance ard gwen security according the act Of
tcn"y "c tie rules ct tbs court auJ appearing 10y
taichTy evidence that thCy inhabitants uf this
country u y ordered that to said defendants 90 anpear
mere on TIE ht 10y ofneNt April Count answer ir
n o iht plntu aud that copy Of This order Toe form.
WIN inserted ia some ncwfp-pcr published To- the city 81
Richmond ~ town ol Petersburg, for Two monhs
ey, ami posted 81 the front door the Courthouse OF
this county. AGONY. Ttsir,
gyv A. IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-12
10 l6-w9v ROBERI POLLARD. u. G O.

DH y. R. OWBAND's IsDICtSEs.
lust received. assortment Of those popular prcra.
u rttuna, follows.
Tn MIXTURE A speedy anil certain cure Tor the Fever
aud Aauc.
Tonic Mixture PHs-A remedy Tor the Fcvcrand Arur
possessing the same properties the Tonic Mixture, end
equally cfhcaciouI n removing his troublesome com.
plaiut
Eriraei Sarsapariua-An improved preparation oftlls
article, and highly recommended.
VsrHufnre or Horn Dssr0ysrA safe and certain 20.
mcdy Tor rEpcling Worms from The human system, and
particularly adaptcd TO the urcrof children.
dnlughn1fsd En1brocnfOn--A fue stimulating nppNra
lion fIt tho cure of Hhcumaln, spfsins, Bruises Foro
Throat, &c.
CRy,fana-Au invaluable and pleasant remedy fpr Sore
Eyes. .
cav n fem0vina obstinate Coughs, % long Standing pro-
dneed by colds or Otherwise. u recommended hav.
nq many canH upon The confidence and patronage Of tn
vaa being possossed of enc tcgenefang powers, sud
capable Of overcoming tho unhcilhy eject likely a. be
produced on by obstnaio or neglected coughs
&C.
C,arboufe Denfrffce-A remedy Tor whitening and pre-
esrgjor tho teeth rec n al lniufoua properties
yifHfnf AfabaseTFor The toilefto, preparation
for soneniua whitening AMI prcserying the skin.
We have been appointed AGENTS for the so ofhe above
Medicines.
N"'''''FF' ' gAYNOR a ROYsTTR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-12
NOTICE no ronACCUNIsTs.

NOTICE TO TOHACCONl>Ts.
THE subscribers lave purchased OF Mr. John H. Alien
his entire Patent Right for Ito Boxes ioI prsing
uufaeturcd Tobacco We therefore forbid all persons
them, unless purchascdof us-whch VIC will make
ousr and reasonable terms Tin Stose Crate
and sheet Iron Mandatory, few doors below the Bel
Tavern. u a q. X. WELLER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-12

MRS JOHNSON has not removed 90 has been The 20
lNi coud umc reported, but sill continues upon Cover
nefa street, DR. Chamberan'a once nearly oppo
site Dr LobfdEe Dentist ready 10 auens N her Proics
,.cnd inta-1y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-12
JOHN r CARY, q q.

NINGlNIA AT Rules, held In The Clort'a Once Of
'hc circuit SupcdOr Cuuu % Law aud Chhnc cry flr
kn1 Queen County uu the ls day Of February ISL
Heritage ". taWhorn Walker Hart, Merchants and
PtunerF trading under ue frm uf Cauthorn Hart Main
ms against Nancy TAYLOR 1im.nf ariy Of Caleb Taylor,
deceased vincent Taylor, George Taylor Lewis TAYLOR
esTsylpr Brrokcn Taylor Mary A. Taylor ana Ffan
ritIayor. defendant IN CnASCERY.
The dctrndlut, Vincent Taylor, NOT having his
appearance ADD gwen security, according ~ the act Of
Assembly and the Rules ~ hs court aud appearing by
satisfactory evidence that be- be- inhaifauf Of This
Country, Do b. ordered that hf lid defendant DO uupr1r
here on The FIRST lay ni The ucv May term, aui sus ,
the h Hl fnr plaintiffs emil That copy NJ fhs order boz
forthwith inserted in some newspaper Published In the
city ui Richmond for two months Huccc.svcy aud post
81 tho font door of ne Courthouse Of his county.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-31
ID / @ a

In nus town on the Gath inst the residence of hi,
son, MI bella MARKHAM, age G5 years
Al Milton, on the morning of the 2lst December
STEPHEN lloxsiE, Esq, aged As years.
About fortnight before his death Mr. Ilox sic coupb,
severe cold THIS 1t was the opinion of the Ply
silahs called Tor counsel, HAToH of Burlington and
UNION oil Milton, led TO an inflammation of the lungs
and this inflammation, from the efforts of nature to re.
eve herself of IT. resulted in efiiision which was the
immediate cause of his death. Though from an early
stage of the disca doubtful symptoms showed them
selves, yet few, if any, felt much alarm ill within five
days of his DEATH except Mrs Hoxsie who thought
she saw, from almost the first, ground to apprchend
n fatal termination.
His sickness was with brief intervals of execution.
severe; and increasingly as he drew near his end
During the last twelve hours his respiration was dis
tressiney heavy, and, as he approached his last il
assumed a rafting sound. He expired at hir,,,
minutes past midnight on Iuesdap retaining all IN,
mental and moral powers to the last Those WIN
saw his suflerngs Of body he approached that mo-
ment could feel how worthless are all things earthly
to departing spirit! How obvious was il made to
appear too that God only can soothe the dvinc he'd
And blessed be his name /, is hoped in this case he
did
MIR Hoxsie was born and still resided in Milton
ana was inc Oldest son of the late Gideon Hoxse
Esq. While his brother chose liberal educ.,;,, and
subsequently, the profession of law Stephens predi
lectons with naturally good intellectual powers and
love of thought were TO husbandry the employ
mcnt ofhis father. In this he succeeded well.
The public trusts, which, for many years had been
committed TO his father, were, at his DEATH entrusted
10 his son. In these, amidst all the conAc,inps of
political society, Mr. Hoxsie has also died.
Mr. lloxsic was a man of frmness
pubic spirit humanity and moderation At the polls
i: Is said he was always unhnching--in his capnctv
as Justice Of Peace his oath of office dictated all his
decisions. with few professions of friendship he was
constant and sincere in them. His interest in the
public welfare was fixed. Was there hirh.school
TO be patronzcd !-the science Of sacr. music nro
NOTED Ia house of worship to be erected Ia pastor
to be settled and supported SO well was his cb,r.
acter known that he counted on always Ms
patron. Each of these remarks nigh, be illustrated
was there opportunity.
He was easily touched by the tale of human infer.
ing, and hence always lell for the poor slave. y,,
equally did he disapprove documentary lanoun,.
towards their oppressors
He was honorable, honest and industrious kind
companion and an aticctioUac friend
Bu, of his worth, in every particular, need not
well understood; and, that is appreciated needs no
other proof than the deep solicitudc manifested BY
every class Of community for Lis recovery and the
large concourse that assembled 10 ympathize with
his afflicted and boreaved family at his funeral Conn.,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-31
i 20 NJ ii o w 4 II ID )


Dr.. Editor Of the Free Press
Dear Sir-With the rolling years, another s round,
IN which all people have most abundant roa-
son to be gratefully thankful for the blessings OF health
happiness, peace and plenty, and with all Of which
do not think the Editor should be passed by without
a good hearty greeting notice. and wish for the ENJOY
ment OF a happy New Year, and that ! may contri-
buea little thereto, be pleased to accept from your
accompa nmen,s, and in the enloyme of the roast
Turkey and plum pudding, please give also wish and
twill cheer him onward III the system of progre' siye
Improvement and increased ability 10 sell Goods
cheap and disseminate happappincss TO the rising
generation.
The Twen teth A Anniversary of the No Imprson-
ment for Debt Store will be celebrated by an illumn-
alton on New Years eve, and the usual calls received
on New Years day, ly HOWARD.
29 Dec. Al.
@. X. We find by fair comparison, that
this turkey is just ten per cent. larger, fatter,
and better dressed, than its corresponding
fellow, to which we had occasion to alude
a twelve month since; and, taken in con-
nec,on with its new accompaniment of stock
and trimmings for the plumb pudding, the
dessert, the cup of Tyson, &c. &c.-doubt-
less furnishes far indication Of the inereas-
cd prosperity of the "Grand Bazaar" estab-
1ishment. We were aware that Miller
nrophesied that the spirit of a Howard
would warm mems hearts at the millenial
dawn of ~ but we were not altogether
prepared for first manifestation of 1t in the
shape Of roast turkey, plumb pudding and
"nuts to crack" for editors. We mus,
therefore crave pardon for our bushes, while
we experiment upon this new relation.
In the mean time, let those who are Gu
rious to know how large an amount of hap
pi,ess may be secured with small means,
visit the Bazaar Tomorrow; and # any one
is in doubt as to the grand secret of success
in trade, let him visit Towards any business
day, during the year, and the prompt, un-
roml,ing, and polite attention which all re-
sei,c, will solve the mystery.
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M q II II 1 @ d

In Sheburn on the 18th inst by Rev. a. WITn
ERsPooN, Mn. WILLIAM b. NASH, 10 Miss LIN
daughter of HEMAS BARsrow Esq all of Shelburn.
In Nliddebury, on the 18th inst by the Rev. Mr.
Dhlcr Rev. n. Davis of Tlconderoga, y. Y. to Mis-
Laura b. Crane of Addison.
In Addison. by Rev. Mr.. Lovojoy, Mr.. Slater O
Wesport \ V to Miss lSuxana Gocdalc of A.
COLCHESTER on the 9th ult by p. Newcomb, Esq
Mr.. Lewis King to Mss Esther Gillian. On the 18Th
by the same Mr.. David Thompson to Miss philusia
$; Parmeec On hc?9th, by the same, Mr. John
Cha to Miss Bctsey Ba,y.
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II Ii T. M A X X l. II.

BRIGHTON MARKET.-NToSpAY, Dec 60
At Market I75 Beef Cattle, $50 Stores, $500 Sheep
and 40 Swine.
PRIcEs-- Beef Cattle We quote first quality at $50
5, second quality $50 AS third quality % %
Barelling Cattle-Wc reduce our quotations.
Mess, i 1; No |, 3; No. $50
Stores-Two year old 81 Is; throc year old sli
a "a.
Shcep-Salcs quick, but no advance. We quote
lots 81, | 80, g. So, SO and %.
Swne-One entire lot 3 - and l-2; selected
OTIS and Sc At retail, from II too
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NEW ANDIMpoRTANr wOpKs

'' P'o''hou' an 'or SAFE ny
u. A. BRBM AN.
TINE yo,rr v.i,,. l.. u
i the young Na mss"tni "! a. d. """1y' author
Kirk,s Sern',, m '"'Do'
Tcxas and The xions. hvu 9 roo,.
u;e,a,i, UoN s'csJIiogN
Tb, PHI H. T., '",crn''lre, Nv Disnah
Gina "mosopny VI History,
The Trr,,,,J,. ec III pioNP"'s,
Poems Jy Mr.. H. II Sir,,rro,,.
,nri,'I., Hcior'Ha'ioil IN Ceriuany and Swift
M;,,,,,r. ~ -
G,,rne,. ~, wv, U rom inc herman,
Drew on The Re,orrn "ue'
American An,ia,;,i a.
Hin. " 'il' hu,lq ineS' ~ a. W Bradford,
Co,nnl cII,. in us ar o. A'heh' British fos's,
Head, of itt p.n',l,. un,.', ,,
The Worl. ef WvT n 'Tvhss works,
Ei,y,rII, =, Mrs' oP",
t;I,n,'',' n.'nI""y 1nd fhysulugV
Lioh,, ,n,i S unc o'u Wvr ~
Glory and sJ,nn,o % " i;eoilish l1'c'
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

WE the Subscribers having been appoln,e thu
w Honorable the Probate Court for the . NJ. ct OF
Chittenden, commissioners to receive exau re and
ADJUST the claims anu demands OF all person Ialns
the estate OF Polly Morton late OF Wlllstor q saiJ
District, deceased, repre,en,ed nsolven nj also al
claims and demands exhibited in offset tLc.u. am
SIX months from the day Of the date hercn eng al
lowed by said Court for that purpose, We horctor,
hereby give notice, that we will attend to business
of ourappon ment, n, the dwelling of JOIN 10 Sckli
in Burlington, in said District, on the e gUth DAYS o
March and April next, at 10 O'clock A II on eacl
Of said days.
Dated, this 9th day Of October, 4. h I-n.
w y II hRo Il; I EHf = Commissioner,
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SELL.ING DEE CLIE1P.

C,TRoNGS a Go. now offer their stock Of Good,
- for prices at Which purchasers will find it an oh
icct to buy, IL stock is large and must be sold pre-
yious 10 the lstof April next, when the term of co
sugars Tes, Spices, Raislns, Tobacco Goldfish
SALMON. coars, and fine salt Lamp oil, Molas es, &c
Jron Fore ,nnnd American, Of every description
Steel Of all 4 DDS, Anvlls, Vices shovcls, spades
Forks, Csldrci Kettles and Hollow Ware IN erea
''. S,oyi, - eplpo, and stove trimmings Tin ware
&C.. ,5fap. oirbclr, rpgct1oP'
p.r 81 u
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-31

FERRY. The Winooski steamer has laid
up for the season, and her place is now sup
piled between this and Port Kent, by the
Schooner Lafayette, Capt Allen. The
Lafayette leaves Burlington at 10 A. M.
and Port Kent at p. M. daily.
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NOTICE.

a l.l' who are indebted to the undersigned whose
\ notes and accounts have become due, are hereby
notified, that immediate payment must be- made ~
save cost TO those whose demands, are becon,ino
due' we would say that prompt payment, accortlm 9
10 contrdct is expected N'''' ''"7
ne term OF copartnership Of the subscribers OK .
pIfcs ny limitation ON the lst of April ncyt-it will
closed ' S'rp0HcG .'','',s oc
Burlington. Dec 80 lGl1
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------------
FRENCH IANCJrACE-

a \ lNTRODCCTORY LECTURE (the adms-
>ion TO which will be graiuous) will be delivered
at the Court House, on Monday evening next. at
o'clock, IN winch Mr. BorcnErE will expl1in the plan
instructions in the French language
Burlington, Dec. 3d. 1871.
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WATSE1S

WE return thanks to our
S2 w customers and the public
So for the Ii eral pat onage they
/[-r~<sAf \ have given us for some years,
NIX |'%SsH and inform II m that
III. .eakS We have visited ENGLAND and
Nv .Ea3s made arrang, ments for the
SN,A'% slsE<kSE7 importation of Watches, Jew
.N|+..s4 sassSskS cry, Watch materials, Knives,
Scissors Razors, Pistols, and Fancy Articles.
We are receiving beautiful finished Gold and Silver
Cased Patent Lever Watches of English and Geneva
manufacture. Also Gold and Silver Geneva lepine
Watches; Alarm and English and French Watches.
We shall be happy to supply any one VINO wishes
good watch. The public may rest assured that we
do sell fine watches quite low and a little lower
han City shops We know by recent examination
that we ale selling fine Gold Levers of equal quality
lower than they are sold IN Boston, Every kind OF
Watches neatly cleaned and repaired at the lowest
prices.
JcWclry.
We have received some beaut ful Gold and real stone
Breaches and Pms, which we had made in England
with TorquoiS, Comedian, Onyx, Topaz, Ruby, Car
bunce, Opal, Diamond and other precious Stones
We have also received variety Of pretty dres;
Pins and Breaches, Hair Pins, Boque, Holders, &c
Head Ornaments, Snaps, Lpckets CHAINS, Keys
Silver, shell, Pearl and Ivory Card Cases Mcmoran
dums, Souvenirs, Needle Cases and many very
pretty Goods.
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no lL,R

The members Of the Boxer Engine Company ar,
notified that the annual meeting will be he d at J
Towards, on Wednesday January 5. 1912 at hal
pas, o'clock. =. VI,
GEO II. YAH. Cierk
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N EW STORE.
" The New York" Cash hardware Store.

Thc New York" Cash Hardware store.
ME Snhscril or having determined to carry on
l. the HARDWARE BUSINESS in all its Lranche.
III Burlington VI. has opened and now offers for sal,
IN HE above line.
ms OBJECT this winter Icing more 10 learn the do
.hanus OF The MARKET in order TO 10 able 10 supply
me same IN the Spr ing, and as he intends doing a
src'y cash luSlncss he soliciis share Of pull lie
patronage confident that his prices will lie found 10
SUI an who may favor him with a call.
Burlington, VI. Dec. 81, 1871. WM ]. HUNT
Strungs Building, College street, near the Square.
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FOR NEW YORK.

ga Sprtngfeh, Hriford and Ner Haren.
!, ass.hgers leaving tireenbush by the clock, p
m" W, urriVe at Springfield 6! 7. NJ. thence by
sage (2o ,niIes) TO Hartford arriving at II p. NJ.
leave next morning in for New. Haven. arriving
III Time to take steamer for New York, where thev
altve at 10 T. NJ. Or leave Greenbush BY the
IT., ram arriving at New Haven 9P w. thence
ny steamer next morning to New York. arrivinr he
2to 3p. W. VIM INNING u!
:, Farc. if paid through from Grcenbush to New.
9tk, ST; Tickets to be purchased at G. r. PAYyE's
Office, Thorp's Buildings, 2! Broadway, Albany, and
at the office of the Depot in Grccnbush. . ""'
oIh-oo "EotGE w. WHISTLER Engineer
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We have Gold and silver mounted Spoctacles, ci
the best quality and every number wanted Of
and convex and can suit all ages. We have steel and
plated specacles al the lowest prices, Morocco and
steel spec cases, eye glasses, &c.
To close, we would say to all in town and country,
that we have better lot of Goods Than we ever had
the pleasure of offering, and that we will sell them
az low any one-we will not be undersold by any
one. We respectfully invite all who wish for Goods
of any kind which deal ~ call before purchasing
PANGBORN Il BRINSMAID,
Importers Of Wa,ches and ieWelry,
January | l.i2.
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VEI, GOODS,

MES RS. PANGBORN & BRINSMAlB ar,
Mnoa opening fresh and new lot Of Good. JUS
received rom England, New York and Boston, to be
sold al ow prices Dec. 80.
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TEMPERANCE NOTICE.
There will be an adjourned meeting Of the
Burlington Total Abstinence Society this eve
ming. 81 Dec, at the Court House, at six o'clock.
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NOTICE.,

THIS may certify that have given McKenzy
i Payae my son, his time to transact business for
himself. will neither claim any of his wages nor
hold myself r,ponslbeior any debts Of his contract
ing after this date. AHihA WAYNE.
AGNER IApD.
North Hero, Dec *, l6il
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4 SECOND hand, one horse, steel shod pleasur,
n sleigh, wi'h the harness. h-o Il saddle. an,
hrid'c and nr>i rate second hand tuukin~ Stove
All or any part OF aid arc'c> may b. III. cheap ant
payment made in goo hard wool.
Burlington, Dec 10, ISL. fANlD RUSSELL
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:, The great celebrity of the Vegetable Pulmonary
balsam has been the cause of attempts To intro duce
spurious articles, which by partially assuming the
name OF the genuine, are calculated to misead and
deceive the public. Among these mix ures are-tC,or
ier'S Compound Pulmonary Balsam,' 'Americau
Pulmonary Bdlsdn, 1egetabie Pulmonary Bal
sdn'ic Syrup' Puim0nary Baisam,' and otters
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NOTICE.

'muo may certify that have given my son Jaco
Morrill, his time during his minority, and shall
therefore caiIn none of his earnings nor pay any
dc'is OF his contracting after this date.
a., ISAAC MORRILL,.
Hinehurgh, De-. 20, 1871.
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f. NJ. WRIGHT 4. co.


A ny one wishing TO buy carpet cheap, if the,
"a will only take the trouble to call on f. VI. Wrigh
q 20. College street, they can he accommoda. ed a
10 price and quality, no mistake Dee. 23
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NEW LIVERY STABLE

II. & D l. II ERTH
(hSrEGlFuLLf informs his friends and the
tpubic, that he has now opened Livery Stable
alll mas ON hand ready for use exec ent Horses
t',u Caltnges Sieghs Harnesses, &c. which he III
iet on reasonable terms Stable at Bcnialnn Bisbon's
Burlington. l'"e'
December 10, 1911.
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Huck,s Patent Cookinr stoves

VINIIE hest stove for the saving of labor and fuel,
| which has ever lccn olcrtl for ale in this >ia'c-
the hire eng directly under the boilers so a. TO take
the first aud ,harpe,t heat, and then passing around
the oven in ilucs give the oven regular heat;
Taking equal 10 u rick oven; aud eng larger than
IN any other couSng stove now IN use For ale hy
Nov 10, ISL. s. N. POPE.
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NOTICE.

into the nolos,re
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g - .al 49, quested " prove property,
pay charges and take them away -
Essex, Dec. 30 lSil, SANJEI DIN SNOOR
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Look Hero I

WE have fine lot of Buffalo Robes, n few No.
W Lynx Nuts and Otter Caps fur lined, Glove.
and other Winter Goods, suitable for cold weather
mo o IN want of any of the above named article.
wi; do well TO Gallon EN- WRIGHT & Co. as the,
VIII give great bargains for cash Dec. 49, 1871.