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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-04

negro SPECTATOR ana sold 10 man by the name OF
Slmcrs9n, residing IN Marengo county of this State
Sad slave is about l6 years Old, five feet high, OF
dark complexion. no scars or marks perceplibc.
GEO HIGGINS. Sheriff.
June %.
Committed TO the Jail of Walker county, Ala.
on the 9TH Of July, lS4l, a negro man, as runa-
way slave who says his name is JOHN, and that
he belongs to John NJ, Lewis, OF Franklin county,
Alabama. lie is about % years old, dark complex
ion about 5 feet inches high, weighs about one
hundred aud fifty pounds, and has the appearance
of a wen over the night eve.
ISAAC RYAN, JaiIor,
July H. a94l.
Committed to the jail of Tuscaloosa county, Ala,
on the 9th day Of August, 1871, a runaway slave,
who SAYS his name is LEWIS, and that he belongs
to enc John Dennis OF Vlcksburg, Mississippi. He
saws that Dennis left him in care Of one John Lucas
of Nicksburg. Lewis is o muatto, about twenty
i've years old five feet ten inches high, both hands
having defect in the fingers at The middle joists
no other scars or marks recollecel, He had with
him pair Of grey drilled pantaioons rock coat
and pants of snull coIored cloth
r. w. BARBER, Tailor.
Tuscaloosa August H. lS4l
COMMITTED go the Jail ol Tuscaloosa county, Ala.
on the 97th Of july, isll, a, runaway slave, who
calls himself FRANK, and says he belongs 10 one
Arthur Burgess of Clinton, Green county, Ala.
Frank is about thlrty-iAe years old, FIVE feet, ten
inches high, his lcie has been Bit oil at the top,
and he is very black.
X. w. BARBER, Ja,lor.
Tuscaloosa. Aug. Il, is4l.
Committed to the jail of De Kaib county, Ala,
on the 10Th of July, IS4l, negro man, as runa-
way slave, who calls his name SAM, and says he
belongs TO DR.. Samuel Pickett, who he SAYS is
living in Rankin county, Miss ssipPi. He is about
twcnv-iour or five years old, yellow complexion,
has lang hair, and two on his forehead, about
five feet five inches high, rather stout, bis front
teeth above ave wide apart.
JOHN NJ LANDLORD, Sheriff.
August II, lS4l
Committed to the jail of Mobile county, on the 29lh
day OF July. 1s4l, by Walter Smith, Esq Recor
der of the City Of Mobile two runaway saves,
calling themselves ISRAEL and WILEY, and SAYS
they belong TO Gen. Whitfield, residing in Marengo
county, orihis state. Israel is about 81 or ? years
Old five feet 6 or inches high, OF dark complexion
no scars or marks perceptible. Wiley is about &c
N ! wears old, five feet or inches high, of dark
complexion, no scar or mark perceptble.
GEO. HuGGlNS Sheriff.
August, 4, ls4l.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-04

5. 3. STUTSON, Tailor.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-04

Comm.-ei 90 Jl~ a.' b., Warren cu-.,y, on iFe
Gth day u, August l-ff 2 Runaway save, who sass
a.s name Is PERRY, aa1 that be- be.sug- '1
Holmes Tl-als. %. Grand Cali J7.horn county
SAID negro is of a daT, copper complexion ISur 10
wears of ape. five feet -Hgtes Llal, lad 0u when
COMMITTED, chip hat, cotton clothing.
4 vs MORRIS Js,Lr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-04

Committed 10 the ili of Warren county, on the
18Th day Of Iuiy, 1871 as a runaway, negro man
who call. be name BOB, sui saws he belongs to
David Sauuders o. Wilkinson county Mississippi.
Sand negro i Of black complexion, stout made
p wears Of sge, five feet InclUs. high, had on
when committed, cotton pants and shirt.
G.. W. MORRIS, Jaiior.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-01-08

n A. BRAMAN BOOKSELLER AND STATIoSER
-. Burlington respectfully informs his friends and
the public that he is still constantly making additions
to his assortment of Lac, Medical Classical Mstor
ical, and Miscellaneous Works. from most of the
prominent publishing houses in the country He will
endeavor TO have il at all times embrace the most
popular publications in every branch Of literature and
science. His stock of School Books, in every depart
ment of rarning, of the most popular editions now in
country. Blank Books of all sizes and descriptions
of superior ruling and paper, and bound in subsan-
tia manner, constantly on hand. Cap and Letter
Paper of every quality and description, as well as
Drawing and Fancy paper of all coors and varieties
together with genera. assortment of STATIONERY
and almost every article usually called for in Book
store, always for sale All Of which were purchased
very low prices, and will be sold at small advance
from cost.
sTHe respectfully invites the attention of Parents
Teachers and Merchants, to his stock and prices.
Burlington, Nov. is, lSi0.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-01-08
Clarissa HOLSTERS Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, ,THE Honorable
DIsTRicr OF CHITTENDES, IS. i the Probate Conf
for the District fChttenden To all persons concern
ed in heestate ofClarssa HOLSTER late of Burlington
in said District deceased, GRsET,So:C
Whereas Henry Leavenworth admin of the estate
of said deceased proposes to render an account of his
administration and present his account against said
estate for examination and allowance at session OF
the Court of Probate, to be holden at the Registers
office in burlington, on the second Wednesday of Jan.
uary next.
Therefore You are hereby notified TO appear before
said court at the time and place aforesaid and shew
cause, if any you have why the account aforesaid
,ho-ld be allowed
Given under my hand at Burlington this seventeenth
day Of December A. d. 1910.
WM. WESTON, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-01-08
A Rare Chance for "a Bargain.

"A AtUTc CuUUCe IOr u BHrg2tn.
An Al. THAT beautiful FARM, oc-
4a$h * l. cuped until the 22d OF 0cto.
aSys1 n 81 81 Der last, by lothian II Hall,
TgaN Y deceased, lying in Williston,
s7N'T1 k~Fs.. about five miles from the village
SSssessrss@tss w. and about SIX miles from the
aff'oN' village Of Burlington, containing
AIS acres Of land 1915 of which is under first rne c
tivaton, and fence. The buildings are no, surnnssrd
any farm in this state. They consist of n brick
House, 80 by 49, two stories high thorouohlv finished
and of the best materials; Cellar for potatoes with
kettle and arch for boiling --Corn Barn and Work
Shop above the Cellar; Horse Barn, 30 by 40-all
of which are new and in good repair The Barns
near the house. consist of one 40 by S. and one 30 by
40, with $50 feet of she'd with water running in a
trough in the yard. Thereis on said farm two hous-
es for tenants of which was the former residence
Of the deceased. The house is in good repair and fiji
for the residence of any small farmer. Near said
house, is one barn 26 by 80, and one 20 by 80, with
80 feet Of shedalso one excellent building for corn
barn and hog sty-with good wells of water adjoining
On other parts of said farm are other barns suIi
GENTLY large to contain from rs to 100 tons Of hay
Said farm is watered by brooks and springs in al
most every lot, and will be sold together with the
farming tools, ifwished the most reasonable terms
Reference may be had to Thomas d. Hammond Of
Orwell, Luther Looms, of Burlington, H. l.. Nichols,
OF Willston, or to LYDIA HALL, Administ'x,
on the premises. WlIliston, Dec. 49, 1910. If.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-01-08

fapplied properly and Undue time, will cure the most
painful cases of swcled breasts, and prevent the for
nation Of abscesscs-Even where the swelling has
pointed and shown every appearance of breaking this
ointment has entirely dispccd it, and restored the
parts to healthy condition In applying II, smooth
and soft covering the breast should be made of soft
leather or fine compact linn, with hole in the
tire admit the nipple. When SO made put a coating
of the ointment over the inner surface and apply il
closely and smoothly over the whole breast leaving
the nipple protruding through the hole, SO that the
child can nurse, which it should do as long as the
mother can bear it, Care should be taken TO have the
breast drawnby the child or otherwise, to pre-
vent an accumulation OF milk. Whenever the pas-
ter gets rnked, and thereby uncomfortable, new one
should be applied, and constantly worn until cure
is affected. Ii somsmes necessary 10 slit the sides
so they will conform the shape of the breast and
cover it closely. Ask for Shcrman's breast ointment,
and see that his signature thus, "A. Sherman, W.
d., is on the wrapper, none other can be genuine.
SHERMlNS PAPILLARY OIL
Is the only infabe remedy for sore nipples ever dis
covered. II will cure the most troublesome in
few days, without deprlvne the infant of the breast
warranted superior all other remldes when applied
according to the directions on the bottle. Ste that
the signature OF "A. Sherman, w. d." is on the
wrapper none other is genuine. BE particular you
will be deceived and disappointed Sold the are-
" store. PANGBURN & BRlNSMAID.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-01-08
ID UsSELL,s STOMACH BlTTkRs. may /

ID USSELLsS STOMACH BlTTtRS. may e
III used in Wine or waer.-Thce cele IA, ell biiler>
are composed purely Of vegc al les Of the inno-
cent yet specific virtues. They are recommended par
tic,ary for restoring weak constitutions, clean ing
and strengthening the stomach, and increasing the
appeltc-al>o preventative against the cholera NOR
bus, fever and ague, removing nausea, vomiting,
heart burning, weakness in the breast, pain in the
stomach and other symptoms of1a'uencc and inlige>-
ton. One box will tinciure one gallon. Price 25 cts.
a lox.
RussELL's 1TCH OISTMENr.-This choice and safe
ointment is said 10 lie superior 10 any now in ne, for
that di>ae reealle and loaih>ome d,sca.e, the ITCH
This Ointment Is ccartan in its operation that
per>o troubled with the above disorder ought to lie
without ii. 1t is remedy for ciiancous erupon.,
scorlc affections Of the head, any other breaking
| ont which arises from sharp hImors in the blood
Price 25 cts. a Iox.
Rus ELLIS VEGETABLE BILIOUS PILLS, or family
physr, for general USE in cases II Jaundlcr, morbid
sen>i y Of the stomach and bowels loss OF appetite,
ir id breath, costivcne>s Piles and all dhease> ari>-
ing from hillary dcransements,-a fur correcting
the state Of the blood, and cleansing the system of
foul and vscd humours. Thee pills are a mild ca
thartic producing neither pains nor gripping, and are
therefore valuable and highly approved medicine,
and pronounced as such by the most distinguished
physicians. Each box containing 80 Pills. Price
37l cts. a lox
Ris>cil's ccIc rated SALT RHEuM OINTMENT This
is unq,etlonably the lest and safest remedy YET
offered 10 the pablo for that obstinate disorder SA 1T
RHtJM Where other means have failed, has sllc-
ceee, and the fact that it has leen extensively used
by eminent Practitioners speak, volumes in Ms praise.
Ii is equally clicacious in all disease, Of the skin,
sald head, ring worms aud the mos, lnvelerate Itch,
&C. &c. Numerous certificates might lie oliane /,
hut the proprietor chooses that fair trial should the
only evidence Gifts superior efficacy. Prize 50 cents
box. For sale by J. Il J. n. Peck & Co., Theodore
A. Peck Co., sign Of the Mortar, and Rol er Moody
Burlington; Br. e. f. Mile, and II Il 4 Cook, Hines
L. h.. Tyer Essex Fuller & Huntington, Rirhn,onl
Also, hy the druggists and merchants generally
throughout the state. o2.9n
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-01-08

CTOVES Il PIPE...S rnoNos & Co. have re-
- ceived and offer to purchasers
COOKING STOVES
of great variety of sizes and approved patterns,
which will be sold at whole sale or retail with or
without trimmings TO suit purchascrs.-Also,
PARLOR AND BOX STOVES
in great variety of sizes and patterns. Canada single
and double Stoves "a to sc inches, together with
5000 JOINTS STOVE PIPE of Canada, English
and Russa shoot Iron. Dumb Stoves, stove firni-
ture of Copper, Copper bottom and Tin.-Connected
with this establishment is n mandatory of Stove
Trimmings, Sheet Iron work and Tin Ware, which
supply at short notice any article not hand, on
reasonable terms and in style inferior TO The
attention of purchasers is respectfully solicited
Nov % 1910
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-01-08
Reuben Bonds Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, IVHE Honorable
DIs1RrcT or CnIrrESpES SIS. l. the Probate Court
for the District of Chittendcn: To all persons con-
cerned in the estate of Reuben Bond late of I'm err
null IN said District, deceased GREETING.
Whereas, Melinda Rogers, late Melinda Bond and
late executx Of the last will and testament Of said
deceased proposes 10 render accoun, of her admin
strnton and present her account against said estate
for examination and allowance a session OF tho
Court of Probate to be holden at the Registers office
in Burlington, on the third Wednesday Of January
next
Therefore, You are hereby notified to appear before
snid court at the time and place aforesaid and shew
cause, if any YOU have, why the account aforesaid
should not be allowed
Given under my hand, at Burlington, this seven
tecnth day Of December A. ID. l240
WM WESTON Reuister
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New ESTABLISHING

T p. WHALING +. CO. inform the public that
y they have located themselves i'll the village of
Burlington and have fitted up the east side
of Church street, which may well be d,'nomnated
"Cheap-side," nearly opposite the bank of Burlng-
ton and are receiving from New York choice selec-
ton of goods well suited to the season, which they
offer for sale otr can be purchased in the country
for ready pay Among their goods may be found
beaver and broad cloths cassimeres sanets, annels
mernos mousline de lanes dc. A choice selecton
also of French, English and American prints, equal
al least, to any in Burlington. A general assort-
ment of cambrics, musns, plain and figured, edgngs
insertings, blond aces &c A great variety of shawls
and dress handkerchels, ladies' gloves and hose, with
good supply of beached and unbleached domestic
goods Also good supply Of crockery of the latest
patterns, with few elegant astral parlor lamps and
finally, few choice family groceries, such as teas
sugars molasses coffee, rice, rasins, dry fish, tobac
cos, lamp oils, dc
We do not pretend TO specify all the kinds, TO say
nothing Of the articles of which each kind
is composed but suffice to say, that the assortment
wr be found to contain most of the articles wanted
in the country; and those that favor with their
custom will be entirely relieved from the examination
Of old goods, or remnants. Our entire stock is new,
and fresh from the market and has been selected with
the greatest possible care with reference the wants.
comforts and benefit of the people. But we do not
wish the public to take word in this matter, but
most cordially invite them to call and examine for
themselves Burlington, Nov. 26, 1910.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-01-08

Mr. EDITOR, Slr-will you notify all creation
w that the subscriber has for sale Bucks improved
Hot Air Cooking Stove, al The new rick store Col
lege street. also at Jesse Gays foundry. This is one
OF the latest patterns and the first Of the kind ever
introduced into this State; they have been recently in
toduced into the States of Pennsylvania and New
York with great success; and suffice il to say they
are the most convenient and will do more business
with less fuel than any other stove. preamble to
partruarze qualities or prices useless Just call
IN, small favors are thankfully received and grea ones
IN proportion and if money continues intend
10 use the less oft, 30 it will be useless to without
on that account. S. W. TAYLOR.
Burlington Dec. H. 1870.
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NATHANIEL BLOOD )Chtlcnden Borny Corr, An
vs. gust Term, A. d. 1910

Ju.rr, BrpprcK e'>' 'e'"'' A. - o'o
" AEREAS Nathaniel Blood of arlington, in
w .ald comfy, al the March Term Of lad Court,
4. ID. 1870, commenced his acIion against J,sru,
BurfcE late Of said Bur- ngion, now Of Kalamazoo
in the State OF Michigan, therein declaring in plea
ofhe cae, for that whereas he sand B'rl,ck hereto
fore 10 VII on the day If January 1885, was IN
slelted 10 the said Blood in the sum of $4,000, for
diver, goods, ware, merchandise and lumber cfore
thai time y the sad Blood sol and delivered to the
said B!rdck, AT the request Of the defendant, and for
which he then and there promrei To pay when re-
cies'ei. Also, that tine ,ail defendant on the I>i
March, 1885, indebted to The plaintiff in other sum
of25O00 for "a m lch money / tore that time laid ou
anil expendelly the Plan for and al the request ii
when requested. A,o for other OF $4,000; lefpre
rad 1T March, 1888, lent and Advanced by plainii
10 defendant al his req es, and which he pron cd to
pay Ia the plaintiff when rcqm4iel. And, al~o, for
that the defendant on the 1T March 1885 was nlcbt.
al to te p amt in other Of $4,000 for mach
money had and receivkd, and which defenlant prom-
l.ei Tx pay when requested Also for $4,000 money
due for interest ON divers large of money before
tent AMI advanced, and which said several sums, the
sald Defendant though ofen req cs'eti has not pail
TO The damage Of the said Blood S250cO which said
action was entered on the Docket Of said Court al,
Their 'aid Mach Term, A. d. 1910, and The plaintiff
appeared by Mack and Smalle,, his auorne,, and
the sald Burdck being absent from this State a, the
time OF the service Of the plaintiffs laid writ, The SAID
cause was by order Of sad Court confined to the
August Term thereof A. ID. 1870; al which last SAID
term The plaintiff again appeared ly his ,aI al,ornics
and II not heng made 10 appear to sad Court, that
The said lrdck has had personal notice Of The SER
wee OF The plaintiffs said writ and The pcnd,nry OF
TINS SUIT the anne was again v order Of ,ald court
connueiio Inc March term thereof A. D. IS4I. And
the said conr Il O ordered that further notice of the
pendency Of this ,uit lie given ly publishing the
substance of The plaintiffs declaration, in The @Bur-
iins,on Free Pres, news paper printed in said Bur
fington, three weeks sncce>svey, The last Of which
pn' locations 10 lie thirty DAYS tfore the sitting Of
sad court, which hall lie deemed sufficient notice TO
The sa'd bIrdck 10 appear and answer 10 I'D suit.
Dated at Burlington aforesaid, this 2lst day Of De-
cember, A. ID. 1910
dos WM. NOZZLE ~y.rL
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INFORMS, WORMS.-DR. NJ. HITcHcocK's


w unrvalled and unequaed WORM TEA,
sovereign remedy for Worms. Strange and increli-
Bile are the lects Of these detesiable vcrmn few
persons and il is thought free from Them, par
ticularly females and children. Many persons go
through distressing course Of medicine without
lenedt when they might lie relieved by using the
Worm Tea. This invaluable meslicne ha- been tested
by the experience OF more than ten years use, and
administered to than 10000 persons Of various
ages, and not solitary complaint on the contrary
hundreds have called, and unsolicited given their DE-
cded preference after trying the different articles
sent forth to the pubic, and pronounced DR.. NJ. Hitch
cocks Worm Tea the most safe, efectual, and con-
venent remedy that can lie obtained for in no one Of
the thousands of Instances where il has been used
agreeable TO the printed directions has it ever failed
N. b. Ask for Dr. NJ. Hltchcock's WORM TEA, as there
are many nostrns abroad for the desircionof worms
For sale Wholesale and retail ly A. HITCHCOCK &
CO.. sole proprietors, III Gen,~ee street, Utica, and
by their agents throughout the Union. In Burlington,
by J. T. J. H. Peck q Co., and Theo. A. Peck Il CO.,
In Vergennes, by j. ii. Bowman; In Milton, by
Burne, & Sawyer. IN Gcorg'a, by Lorenzo James.
signl
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TIME LION OF THE DAY-NO CURE no
i PAY!-The Genuine old Dutch or Ger
U,,h 1.l L..

TVNHE LION OF THE DAY.-NO CURE NO
i PAY!-The Genuine old Dutch or Ger
man Vegetable Pills...iIl2hlv recommended Is
Doct Valentine Mott, NJ. D. of n. Y, and others.
Thee are the orders ANY thai does not ind re-
lief from these pills the pr'e i ref IneI ack, the
others. In Offering hese pills TO the public, appeal
their intel gence. IL these pills what they
recommended, yon are in dly onnd out Of respect
Ia yourself and community 10 REJECT henl aud pnhli,h
them TO the world an imposition, huml'ig and
quachcry. The public may assured they purely
vegetable, they composed Of nine ingredints, part
Of the medicine is only found in ASIA and in the val
leys Of Germany. For convenience these extracts
made into pills and will q found sure cure
lief tor all bilious complaints, yellow and bilious
evers fever and ague, Iauniice, scarlet rah llIor>
cholic dyspepsia. &c. 1t is not pretended that ih>
medicine i, cure for all d 10 which the human
system is liable. Ten thousand useless Efforts have
cen made TO draw from the regions OF unh fancy
some ong-spun theory Of magic art, which would
cue each and every disease. Good medicine is no,
found in the fire whlr'wnd. Health and happiness
hang upon chance wind>--nc Is the herald Of truth.
The PAT al least Is secure; they have already raise
a monument OF their greatness winch viii defy the
currodng tooth of time. None can e Genuine without
n wrapper and directions on each box on which my
name Is written al length. Sold wholesale and retail
by The subscriber at Gen's Falls, y A, b. l. D. Sand
Malket st. Albany. Baum & Hawey, 2l9 Siver Il.
Troy, General Agents for the state ofNcw York.
MERRITT GRIFFIN.
For sale ly VIM. Rhodes and +. b. Green, Rich
mond; Morton e. Clark, and u. & ID. S Lalhrop,
Will>ion Hagar d Comsiock, Shell urn H. Stanton,
Essex Geo. d. Oakes, and ALERT Barney, Jericho;
J. r. Hnrbut, Weslford j. II. Barnes, Charloli-; r.
BRIGGS, Burlington, Agent for Chl,enden Co., where
Sub gents can | e supplied al wholesale prices.
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Ii THOMAS has Just received at his new Store
IL. large quantity of BUFFALO ROBES, FUR
CAPS, GLOVES, &c. &c, which will be sold much
lower than any FURS of the like quality have been
sold in this market for years He will pay the highest
market price i'll cash for Fox Skins, Raccoon Musk
rat Ottcr, Bear, Mink, Sable and the highest price in
cash for Sheep Pelts Also cash paid for fresh Pork
Burlington Dec IT, 1870
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GAVE COST.-All persons having unsettled ac-
- counts with T.othrop, Potwin e. Wait or with the
Subscribers are hereby notified that all accounts not
settledin some way, before the 18th December will be
left with an attorneyforcollection.
Nov. 26. MA YO & WATT, Irustees.
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observe, that the genuine Cough and Worm Lo-
" zengcs and all Others, made by DIR. A. Sherman,
are sold IN boxes, sealed up and have the name of"A
SHERMAN NJ. d." on the Boxes, Purchasers will please
renelnl er this a. the popularity Of these articles, has
induced many individuals 10 make article far ne-
rior, sell, when these articles eng ,iredfr The
poor Mans Pla>ters and Sherman Lozengers, are
Sold al the Variety Store, PANGeOkN e. BRINsMAIp.
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A LPACCA CLOTHS for cloaks, grapes camb.
IA let's cambeteens, goats hair and common wors-
ted camblets printed Saxonys plain and figured al
pines plain and printed muslin de lanes, all wool no~
openingby y LOVELY d co,