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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-01

DAN AWAY. from Rich. uud, about tho %gtu - Co.
~ her last. BUTLGGit, who .IIs himself WIN Wells;
he lisa aI-h ATTIC, about 80 years old Zee" 10 inches
hiau: 'rTshlg KNOCK ur,i. Among his cloths, De
hal brown broad cloth Coat I have every tn
believe he procured free papers auH Will Ieayur
escape site. n takCu this and
cured iu jail, RchmuuiT will gyC Sluu, or sou 10
taken ou. OF the state aud secured ~ above.
wM. T. BURNETT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-01

A1 sf gfa-. @. st3t ne present fIrGss.
"A r.u a 10y Is \ .r1.'s year
penny -aFeals lSu peace clear"
FASHIONABLE, GOOD AND CHEAP
l. ZEN s Co have received. hy the Iast arrivals large
N addition u their -'Iss u Go hing which tley oGer
al their usual DIV TtTl-t-. Among which are
Beaver Fruoks and over Goats
sup.TtuD Dress auI FrBrk Goats
PANTS AND VESTS.
A large and com .'sre azz0rrnent.
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
superior Mvuuu and Lambs Wool Also-Ertra
Nctf bakers Goods Nl-p-A few dozen French tuue.i
Ju'cl 80 r, 4' fe liability OF shrinking oLgatci 10
tight ruuuTr- A. which ufIer as cheap as can
purchased az retail. boo any city. kEEN a co.
oo - Nam street. Richmond, rear Of the Exchange.
CORE Z, syGh x AND WINDOW GLASS.
Dhn BAGS Java Rio auI LgglayTa Coti-c
cOO 81 boxes H-yaus sugar
&'ht.s Brazil
q" boxes -ElO, I0El2- l2Kli Glass, which ne VII
sell a'Ictlcet prices
oe 10 JAS GEO WINSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-01
BY ROpERr Lii \ - r

Wi b" foIi BY ~ on TUESDAY 2nd lag Of November.
az te "Fp"ery store 20 Mr. Rozaun' o. 2 site the White
iia stable all h1 stock ofGr9ceres Fixtures, &C con.
French Brandy, soap, Candles
irl,h "hiskey, variety 0fCrockcry Ware
Gin NOlassss. Butter. Lar. sc
Apple braniy, Bacon, Iog rouuf
IoAsthcT with many other a:tclcs suitable 20 the Gro
Gerry business.
Also, si'11ar AMI soma other artc le. II furniture
The above articles w. be- sold without reserve AR Ro
zannl having determined change his b. sincss.
IL "a. % commence atft O'Clock.
&C ~ ROBERT HILLS co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-01
ZOE tn: LADIES


FALL SCrPLN-Oc,. -, 1871.
HAVE received large supply OF aides Fine Dress
W''Sns 'h'cs OF superior quality o. 'ac following dc.
Iliss n.ss sole morocco hec Blskins, manufactured
boy MrD.g.y
IaI Duo. sole morocco and k.I Lace manufactured by
I-aH.s Cue stitched uarraa and broad strap wakia.
Very superior T.. H.e' Gator Roots
ltl..s' i..a ur"sH Nngu,H pHf Kf slippers, made by
Mrr4rty. AL Of ihc above w0i 90" -e.Iy,y low nv
&C. 81 SAMUEL rurNEY
CtoGNiC BRANDY. 81 YEARS OLD
- ti El." t.-Ha9 Brandy vintage -I--ior sale ~
o' 30 ABBOTT
BY EVERY PACKET,
w psNIt'IB lss received -ul further supply
" 90 GaeN ,p's Pianos, 30, the -cnT Lvufy, one II
those ELEGANT hollow curncT,d lu.rrum.u, Pico $50
usually sold tor $50. T.uu lyIfc store.
oo 30 Square above the hanks
pEADY TRIMMED HoNNETs-Now re-
trimmed b'un'fs &C various hin Is, au uf tine quality Tor
.a'c o" '' close. "c5J lNLoES BROTHER.
THE ENGLI>UANNUALs FOKIsI2 have
4 autyri -. ". EASupLPH : 60. have received,
for sale fue EH-i.H Animals lHr 1872. or 80
CHARLOTTE ELIZNBETu'S HOOKS. 6.
". RANDOLPH - GO have frr str.
- Pc Up into number NInofy, 10y Elizabeth
Als b.Hicn OF Tue bowed shilling and other tales, by
IL -.mplc Flower aud other tales, 10y { Elizabeth
l.' lower OF luHotsuccu Rachel tue narrative 10y
.G I0NhrM
I.rI."wrr Garden Iut Floral Biography, hy Eliza.
.H,h
Davies Sermons 2y., with on essay ON tue Lie and
Tunes of fhn HIrHur uy Albert Barns
~ramIu'a iu.uf, by X ~ bIuus, Jr, author OF Two
nnry tor l-IS or Daily Register, for tbc Of families
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-01
NV COMMI-SInN unIsE

ii subscriber tls opened Comm ss.og TTorsr ir ,,
a Town ai Sr''s'.r, AIhf1utrc County Tor ne mr.
on RECEIVING 900 store. and making sales OF al. k'rds
' li.1i.. .iI~.rt r0 h.s care. lie viii also ,ffeTi
L.F 2" N' r'trF.g GOO. forwarding all Kinds 70 T Me-.
Ai1 FisIl.f ni ever IcsctIpuuu-and will al an
ave i"l'riaai.u personally 90 the state of fbs
ua'nE an extensive acquaintance west III ~
Pc hopes ~ strict attention % business ., 10
'.' ..'LA SPARE of patronage. HIS war,hou heinz
.-y 90 tlc Canal will not subject hs raf,
I."' i' any additional charge Tor IrayaEa '''
s,...-.r. s. --,,..- y ?. FRYE
- r. w tNtl. elmo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-01

MOTTO y.
FIN'E no fTr--uCi, having uytuDI branch o. Die GEN
a liENEN'> FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT. iu
conn, elton with The HAT ami CAP business, 100 Rich
noni, Va, aut having engaged Mr.. ELISHA SLEEPER
son a. Agent 70 superIfgr1 the be--
sure the purchasing community. Thai be will A. an
keep on banda supply u the fashionable AMI
le articles 10 tte Gsutemcus Furnishing Line nrl frug
has aul' APPS " the newest patterns they brought
out uthc Northern cities q r. WINCHESTER.
oc s-'ir or Ralumore Cry, NJ.
NORTH CAROLINA HEHIIINGS-l bbT
North Carolina HerurCs landing this morning al RAJ.
s'uu q Peasants wharf, for sale low Ny
oc@1 WILLIAMS q HANALL
T'AR-TAR.-ll5h tis Tar 10 Eooi grlcr, llHlu- ~
Il morning oI sale low.
p WILLIAMS & HANAII-
MANCHESTEH PROPERTY FOR SALE
I'VE subscriber offers for sale the i1Dggn- praperfy
the town of Manchester, VIZ
The house in which be lives " t two half acre lots there
To attached. anori- every couyeulCLrC the
uu Au1u ot my-seryarfs' houses stable. carriage
AMI row houses sOoI garden, aui wei Of excellent
water 20 The yard.
Airu, N0 house occupied ly Mr. james II Ellis ia
high aud beautiful situation The house -uI tlt
convenient one. There are SIX half acre lots attached
This house a enclosed aud very productive. These lots
viii De- Sult together divided, purchasers prefer
There is awc ~ E1nt tnas, lots also. ANY rer
sou WISHING 90 Obtain comfortable aus rrlEe residence
near rnc Cry would go wgrU 'Iauinc TINS property. Mr.
Ellis will show the property where hr lives Elqurc
tue Farmers BanEgl Nlrs a a,er Bans augrs1 my
dwelling. HANCOCK LEE.
uc l5-HlNuv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-01
j. IL. ANTHONY.
PIANO FORTES
MANUFACTURED ny I. GILBERT a 90, BOSTON.

ess -
4 GOOD ass'rrron. Of rIANo FuRTEs. OF, Irru.
II 'yes Ent c'st, constantly nG asu = .gr sale y-r1
any tle Uulr rIrrs and a.e s pror5s1s l' 10
cg@ny.sai uses " ~ VII 'e sold as reasonable can
Tho aHsuH-" ot 'le p-lIc particularly called 20 no
..t ~ 's establishment recent improvement bob rHr
'ers patgu'N by winch. the effect 90 Que string yr SIR
.n Ir.. - aH- .i.lA'n ans which .ls met fae uryer.
sll appreciation o every asalTesteI professor Who Ia
Tie at,aa=cs of this apparatus over any other similar
one 200 use ". appear on - slightest cs1rrl.u. espe-
sons uui of tune the least degree Ian arfe.. never be-
fore aaIngti NOT U'rH 20 goo ont ol.rsr ITSELF n Ne.
iap,edi7 Piano afsuy sEc or scale. " cannot b. t1r,
.iisr5- movement '''''' As. NADUox ave d
&C - RlrS square.
WATER PITCuERS.
\ LN"'G ali W a., es.e I'w,n' oi Water Prch.
poo. wAre'a unusually ow prices J. p FoGr.S
| hPs p; As.ra, Passage, Rsa cling. UHra.
- China Srnr. Nan srss,
SUPERIoR WINTER BLEACHED OIL
ALSO,
@. {. 3 .,'.. onn1''l.' Teas n,y-liasary ALLEN.
SITUATION WANTED b., q y.--7r- MAN cana.
- DE %. 1s9s s'ss T. .a. Of Hagss. who en- s,s
y EGALIA CIGAHs-srg very rstgalIry Er-,-
IL he tC1rs. iuI sale Ivy
oc.y q. ABHuTT
SUPEn FIN r. CHEVISCs 7TDtiNCCO-i.I-,g
> rrsgL I1tleeaWe Invited o. examine saae yrfy fuc
90 p IN ,unorr
SYNOD or NtRGINrN.
SNITU DINNER q NORRIS rrsrgtl#II'y cad. ,.-s.
-.,s .r. .... p. I'D, ..,.. IL. -.l..
Among .Fr writer's arr John ln-.. James. Jacob A..a
.r. william i,, Es.i . u, II, F.. g. stanley F.,
a.TI, J..n Mtgr> ...r 3D.. 4. 70 u M.u.r. Dr. UBH.
Nsr. rrssst luH ft. Bibles lynn Hr. Il. .f.5r..r.
N A.. svH fue Gunr.~.er
.a choice B'1rs.ar 'ne rrf,s
Icry aor urrE.ss, a. Custom House
wng I.sE \. warranted
Nrw Bedford ~.cr.1 .t.I t.n"eH
DC y '-. 1.-.'. W p,yr>rosr, *.
OVEN SHOES EOtt LADIES NN1I.ES-
r'cnEus Over s.rrs l.. s.is t... q ...rr. Ct ss
~ esa s,NrEtrttr>fii,.''
LATER ~TiLL.
ST,ore1s' rsl -rIr .raf D'.n N'ss, every shade
. Nm f..l v, ...... ..- .......
o..3 tIwcr sv,NprrRsrNs
OLD ENGLISH CTIEEsU AND LONDON |
fust 3. liant rsr P1'os .a ysr.I ass. q, stss. of
r,EBN CuF-
scl nr Nan -ur.r. /
LAuILN FLOJU-s.I BUS" l,.. .a..u. Coy N.." |
o.u SHIELDS q soNEEvltLF.
Az DANIEL flsfrt..ys.f y .re Nissan a. IiIgs
w c.Is.u1u OF sulTgy uuw " Sc, SONGS Waltz - |
etc. etc. NI-r store.
o. 23 SHrr above fhc Banks
CANDLES AND SuAP.
HUI 8 SONS ru.a. refined m'u.i Candies, Ms. 8
p, NolE,ua uravasstp
H. Rose
~ NtrtfbfcI 40, receiving per Nassau and r safe.
o. - suEiLDs a s0MEBVuLE |
WORTHY ArTENTION.
80 those tcsTpus ut purchasing Ptn1 T.If,s Us sub.
a F.ut.r respectfully Announces I.sf ." w.. U...H.s
nice flr1f lTsf fu from new AHrs. per l..uf.. fH
1oIruW. enc Ut them HB. .IN ts.N.s ..I bold. ....r
rgtufy HHIsIri rr#r tr r.r ..H.l fNH are .., II
Octave l.>rrwcus. uI IUr .Ii... 2' IHI sI" They |
frc made ~ Gale Go tHte..ry y ..s .u U.e market
". DANIEL,
cc H Music s9tg, r iIJ,. above the Banks,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-01

OST between Cug-'sru"i tuurrrHrsr and OAK iII, =
II t1t Skin Pocket Bruk, containing two dollars auI
many NaiuIho papers d. returned u tho owner,
DouutH IL Dunn, thc finder VIII hr rewarded with fho sun
Of s1l THOMAS IINN. Ca. II.U.
lf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-01
no WHOM ar MAY CONCEIIN
POCIEET HOOK LOsr.

WE have store, from scur L"ufy, hundred aGl
w twenty -ryru barrels Of Apple. tHr rnrsIglUr will
please call, pay charges, &c. au take tHrw away.
IfA-kfNS IIUBN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-01
REMOVAL.


7 r. ABBOTT has removed his Grocory Stor. 10 IN.
house recently occupied the American Hotel AMI
next -oOrto MessTs. 4. Duval & Co. or "a
MERINOs. MOUSLIN DE LANES e.
vi y cases o. and 81 English Merinos
. 90 Victoria raEnaies, printe- Msrnos, &c.
30 PLAIN black and col1red and printed Mousln de
Purchased very cheap before The late advance Of
'eL.l i9r salei0 by +. a. J. =. JAMES q co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-01

SALE OF FURNITURE, sc.
At II O'clock, TUESDAY, end November.
VIII De sold al the house 81 spencer Frankn -crF On
Fr-uE'in consisting -
-H'l. Reds BsIga-
~I,bIGit. b. .c4Iz
Cane seat Chairs, CARPETS
WOOD ro DO Tables, e
Together with many arcs ami the kitchen fir
nuure-Als0, an excellent Mich Cow.
&C On RIA CO. Aue,s
BY lNLOES < BROTHER.
REGULAR SALE DAYS Tuesdays Thursdays and "a.
tITlhy.-lL'cral cash advances made Good .Uieai
Ell Tor Pu1lc sale.
On TUESDAY, Nov. Pad, 1871. commencing A. % a.
cpeE We viii se'.In font % our store, assortment oil
FURNITURE, Groceries, &C. con I-fng 90 l.rtuf-
Mahogany -Ilsu0lrHz. Bureaus
Do and other Tat'ss
FEATHER B".iz and Bedding
Woo. adj e are seat Chars
Toll. 's Tables and Wasrs'auts
tHrE-r of various KIM
Secretary aui BOX Case
Rocking Chairs. tHUts 80, Sc.
BACON, SC.
$50 lbs prime N.3-Ilr Bacon
- rsam- Letter Paper
p bt.- WHIskey
WORK AND SADDLE HORSES.
Atloi 0'cl-ck, several snn, yz-rk and saddle Horses
ALSO,
Several Cooking lEi other stoves.
good Cow, Durham.
CLOTHS AND CASSIMEREs.
Also. an Invoice Of Cll.1s. Cas-. mer.s etc. etc.
nov iNLoES a BROTHER, Auers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-01

MISSES AND cuILpHEN's SHOES AND

NJ L.el' n sore arl 0u the way, arEe 400 Of Mac.
v'l Ifsns shoes 1ui Boots. al luslas 1n.i Bfi.
.'r. " eiutdC call num those boz Wsut '
- y BURLINGTON 4 Co
VIZ Msnsion House,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-01

From the New York CoGamcrc,l of Saturday evening.
NEW JERSEY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-01
EOR NEW ORLEANS.


ESS Tie splendid new heTJuo BACHELOR, Hiram
tsSKb Horton, master, ready 10 Load will sail the
- &Hh ~ November For freight passage. hav.
ing elegant Accommodations apply bnari Luiamls
wharf 20 uNSNlNS & LIBBY. or
"c - JAMES FISHER SON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-01

CHICKAiIOhINE LAND FOR SALE.
II ANlN6 purchis't M AlbCmarlc offer for sale tho
II rtct caus - areId about eight miles from Rich
Hg on cSahominy river, In the county IIann-
"a 10 not more, m woods Of original growth about one
HUNDRED acres OF the un-CaTcd LAM Is grass land or m
'et' 4lLt 1ni susceptible ut irrigation NJ all umcs The
balance i- heavily numbered with pInc oak hickory aui
Nopis The greater OF which Is IDcd tobacco .nfi
Two ilris 90 i' cleared land - a Of Improve.
-s n- r'T1 SIX % seven hbls OF per acre
tH3 ulea'NN ui twenty i've acres In grass The
ra'.ueni- -@ns1' % new dwelling with sew
tIe OF tIcu - feet SQUARE, and every necessary
anl convenient out house. Tie situation Is rcmarsabIy
ts ana n e centre ola gent-el and improving neigh.
"Nlrhnol Viii s'l %" tract divide 10 strf
purchasers. Any iIrlcr description deemed unneces.
ry, as u s presumed 10 one vii purchase without first
7ieesiug the premises Mysefor Overserr will s,S,ys ~
on 'e premises, and will show he 20 all persons si,b
NJ . 'sw H. Any communication addressed To me AZ
promptly attended to- Mi ESrNACpN
Fairfield, sept T. Al. i,sw,f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-01

old wIISI[ &c
" Go hols Old uiskcy
10 go Common du
IN un Apple Brandy
bbls superior OLD Peach Brandy
lu bags old Java Coffee
-I boxes sop
1000 Havana Snsars. aud
\ small Iui extra Family Hams,
Just received, Tor sale by
oc 10 r. NJ BURTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-01

THE subscriber hereby tenders his acknowledgements
10 his friends and The community gene ialy who have
literally piTonizci him 20 the Hal aut Gent Fur.
usu- Business for sever al years pastand taxes this
poTtuuy tn inform them that Pee las
carry on both Departments OF The business much
tcusvsy than before.
lie is now receiving his FAN stock, an Of which made
10 order expressly urtc retail Trade. and
most icaurIrl assortment offered boz any similar
fHahmuuf tIc city, aut will bee offered ~ unusually low
prices. Purchasers aJr Invited 90 call and for
&C 10 ELISHA SuEppERSoS Aycp,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-01

wcllsburr Lottery. ClaF- k.--F"i Monday Morning.
,rizc Of 5000 lnoOl, IO, 80 OF Jv Sc. 70 Nos-lJ
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-04-02

NOTiCG.-iLJSMe Medicine IS lcsi known ~ the
1 cuv' II perlurin9.,-TI, |. Ncwton's Panaeea,
or Purller Of the Blood The unparalleled and still
increasing reputation which this medicine has acqair-
I'll throughout the New EagIand States, and the many
cures it has performed, aud the great demand made
for by the advice oiphyscians well acqusntol with
its preparation, has induced the proprietor to extend
its circulation to almost every town in the eastern
States aud The principal towns in the United States.
This Panaces warranted purely vegeie r., and not
surpassed by any other medicine ever offered TO the
afflicted as its extensive sale and great populari y
plainly prove 1t has within the last eighteen month,
cured its thousands ofthe most obstinate diseases, Il,
can lie proved by certificates, and is pronounced 10y
eminent and respectable physicians the Lest me'icin,
in use. L cful Information may found IN Circular
containing certificates Of and directions for Ia.
king the medicine. The following appointed agents
Burlington, J. & J. IT, Peck aud Co, r. Moody
St Adams, Curtis aud Ruesel--Milton, &. Drakc-
Milion Falls, Burnct aud Sawysr--Watersi!ir, FISH
and Brown,--llinesbursl Hall and Cook-fairiax
Parker and Matteld-Vereenne1 Adatls and Murra,
Cambridge NJ. Wires--Lndcrhl NJ. Z. Barney
North Fcrrls ursh, II. &. Wirker-Gcorra, a. Bliss
WiIli,on, n. Observation-Disclosures, Green & Rhode
johnson, q. l.. Warner AMI Cc--Monkton, Elhar
-Bakersicld IAngion and Woodwarl-fair
field, Burnett and Farm FORTH cop ly.El9
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-04-02
d i @ q.

vTNHE attention of all disposed to engage in the mail
L service is specially called TO the advertisement
for proposals for carrying the United States mails, in
the New England States, and in New York. issued by
my predecessor in December last. The last day for
receiving bids is the 10Th Of April lat clock p. NJ
and for deciding upon them the 9th 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
gate preparations for the service which must COM
nencc ON the LIST of July, all those in the State of
Vermont, taking interest in this matter refer
red to the mail advertisement published in The Yer
mont Gazette, the Vermont Republican, the Vermont
Waterman & State Journal and the Spirit of the
Age.
And to be found in pamphlet form at each Post Office
the County towns e. at 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 1911
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-04-02
1 pRDCI AM AulON

For Christian ncorlc-ack l,do;ny ,hc rood
,o.s AMI r,nrcr -, ,bIi CO. III soIi.
confrseinr thc;r ,,nwor,Inr.s and in .c,n
,nn,ncc NJ ,h, Licssne,s nr IT, ng
g. AMI r,oni ,b ', o,,f a 20 aLI! "o IT'S
IN accordnncc , w,b anu ,oi,o &C.,
sna;,,;ons To- b"roh ,,',' .'u ~ us Us
tpp,, ~ WI nEsorroS a. IhL SlsIh
s,a,o,s da,, ~, rII;o T. 49,, tn II,"u-noI' ,l'i
resnrc,fuy uy,e ov, INV %i rnAFhn Anu
,r.,i;,e nv. my 70 i9logo al
t i,'Tuss.' MHm 'iic aus'.S 81 the uaf' ana
sncb r1o;nrs serc.u III puuio W." ZIP III
cos;nn S'''''e' 10 S'''" oo eu'''u 10 ''o oc-
We are a favored peopIe.-..ith climate bobIy
condncve ta booIb vi,,'aIo nPn.y
of the husbandlnan industry and rniarnri. rccr -
nr thcr [ie REGARD r iri, roaG
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-04-02
BY the Governor,
GEO. b. MAN SER, Secretary.

PETER RoBlSsoS the murderer of Mr.. Suydam,
has received his sentence and will be hung the 10th
Iav of April between ten and TWO O'clock During
The rendition Of the verdict ,aysa correspondent OF
the Newark Daily Advertiser the prisoner appeared
sullen and motonless-he was corpse ke-and while
going out of Court the Sheriff asked him how he felt
and he answered, "Oh, ! feel as nice as ever" lie
smiled as usual to the crowd and said to the Sheriff,
nRemember, you must share the fees with me that
you get for hanging me"
And such was his hardened Indifference to the last
moment that after he was ironed and locked up in his
cell. he said TO the ailer-"AsI am carpenter think
ought to be employed o help build my own gaows,
and could make my own coffin, and give my wife
m. money All ! ask is a snug platform and strong
,ppe and If Jackey Edmonds goes 10 Heaven, dcn'r
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-04-02
Ntw school GEOGRAPHY AM

" ATLAS WITH OUTLINE MAPS, y ). AvGus-
Tus MITCHELL. The author OF the above works hss
been professionally devoted TO the science Of Geoy and
the publishing of Maps, during many years-and his
former productions, especially his Map OF the World
for Academies, hear ample le>timonony of his album
dan, resources, upon which he has literally drawn,
in producing the above school works.-1hc following
extract ofthe Gcoy and Atlas, Is from Joint RECON-
incubation the Teachers in the city Of New York.
vi hoir merits are numcrous-le definitions remark
ably plain and concise The exercise, are copio> aud
important, and he descriptive is luminous and correct.
The divisions Of the American continent, are repre-
sencd and described they really exist at the sesent
tmc-And the gross mlssatements generally found
in school Biographies are corrected. The topographic
the atlas is a model Of the Kind, and actually teens
with iniormaon," The outline Maps are peculiarly
caculateito exercise the student in his study, and to
bill up at his leisure. For sale by e. GOODRICH.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-04-02
vTEN NEW Mich cows. For Sale or to
l. rent. H. LEAVENW ORTIZ.
March, "a, 1871.
Ozias Buell's Estate and Frederick Buoll,s
| Estate.

Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT ITO all persons con-
DISTRICT OF cHITTEsDES, IS. ccrned in the estate
of Ozias Buell. and Frederick Buell., both late of
Burlington in said district, deceased.
A + probate court held AT Burlington, within and
IA for the district Of Chtcnden, on the fourth day
of March 1871, comes George p Marsh, administra-
tor de bonis Of the estate Of Ozias Buell. and adj
ninsirator of the estate of Frederick Buell. both late
of Burlington in said district, deceased, and files IN
said court his petition in writing setting forth that the
said Ozlas and Frederick were in their lifetime and at
their respective Deaths under contract to decd tC
Andrew Ellis, of Essex, two certain pieces Of land in
Essex in the county ofChtondon, one containing
Twelve and half acres and one containing twenty two
acres, both parcel Ct 100 acre lot No. T. which said
contract was the time Of the respective deaths of
said Ozas and Frederick, and still is unexecutcu and
praying said court to grant him, the said George =.
Marsh administrator dc bons non, and administrator
aforesaid license to deed the lands aforesaid
ding TO the statute in such made and provided
Whereupon the court aforesaid doth appoint the second
Wednesday Of April 1871, for hearing said petition,
at the Registers Office in said Burlington, and dotl,
order that all persons interested be notified thereof BY
publication of this order naining the substance OF
said petition, three weeks successfully in the Burng
ton rec Press newspaper printed in said Burlington
the last Of which publications to be previous TO the
second Wednesday of April lSil.
Given under my hand at said Burlington, this 18th
day of March lSil.
WM WESTON, REGISTER,
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=. w NSI1TNGTUS, NIdrC1I
The members of the Cabinet are most busy en-
ployed in arranging their various bureaur and depart
ments. They have commenced and are carrying out
an examination of the finances of the country, the
amount of debts left by the preceding administration,
ITS Liabilities responsibilities, &c. &c. which in all
branches are multiform and many.
The great cause for the call Of the Extra Session
was the ascertaned fact, that it was impossible to
meet the expenses of the Government after August
next. New Books will be opened, and the precise
amount of debts left will be stated TO the next Con-
gress.
Mr.. Stevenson sent home from England by the last
am-shp arrived at Boston, large amount of dis
patches the nature and character of which is not
known, but presumed to have reference to the case
of Mcleod and the N. +. Boundary,
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=" f. the subscril ers, having lccn appointed by the
w Honorable the Pro!a!c Court for the District
of Chit.cndcn commissioners to receive examine and
adjust the claims and demands Of all persons, against
the estate Of Sally Sutton late ofWllli,,on in said
District deceased, repre- n-oveni, and also all
c'aim, and demands exhibited in o,,c, thereto and
six months from the day Of the dae hereof being
allowed y SAID Conr, for that purpose, do there
fore hereby give notice that will attend TO the
business Of our appointment at the Eagle Hall in
Willislon in said district the first Monday Of July
next, al 10 O'clock A. NJ, Of said day. Dated mis- Isl
day ofFebuary A. D.. 1911.
Il HI fk SicHios Commissioners.