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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-11
From tho y. Y. Com. ADV. of MONDAY.
The Exploring Expedition.

We arc indebted To friend for The sub.
joined letter. conveying melancholy nielli-
gence from the expedition. 1t is dated
U. ). ship Peacock, IioSoLULU, Oct. 2l
Ii was the wish OK my deceased friend 1t.
James y. Underwood that should communl
cate The snd news of his death.
On the 2lh Of July, while on duty in the
boats under the command of Lieut.. alden,
surveying the island Of Malalo, one OF the
Fcejre Islands, Lieut.. Underwood obtained
permission TO land with the boats crew.
Midshipman Henry also joined the party
Ills intention wa3 10 obtain some provisions
that had been promised by the chief Of the
island the day before.
They had just made n landing when the
natives rushed upon them from all ambush. IN
great numbers. Lieut.. Underwood aud Mid
shlpman Wilkes Henry were killed as they
were cndcavoring TO secure the retreat OF the
mcn, in which they succeeded, but at the cost
of their own lives. Their bodies were res
cucd from The cannbais, for cannibals they
AREAS they aitcrward confessed that the at.
tack was made solely TO procure human flesh
| for food.
Phey were buried on small uninhnbited
Island of Undcrwo0d's Group, which was
named Henry's Island, in memory of that
gallant and il-ia,cd young officer.
The whole island Oh which the massacre
took place was severely punished two days
alcrward. when the brig and schooner arrI.
we'd. Nothing was spared but the women
and children, and these, am sorry to say,
arc by this time, slaves TO some chief OF the
nciglborins group. Fear is the only intiu-
encc that can he brought To operate OH The
Fcejccs, escept such rs have been fought by
The missionaries, and they are but fcw indeed
/ You will recerse u copy Of the resolutions
adopted ut n meeting Of the officers shortly
after the death ci my lamented friend, and
also of the sermon delivered by the chaplain
on the day after the squadron had re.asscn
4 bled.
\ A monument in To be erected ot Noun
Il Auburn, to the memory of fheut Underwood
and Midshipman Henry, by the officers Of tht
/ squadron. Two lhousond dollars have beer
sibscr bed for this purpose, and more will b'
added If necessary. Many designs have becl
sent IN by officers Of The squadron, from "hlcl
one will be selected by the Committee. =
Every thing will be ready to send lnme b!
The ship Lausanne.
Il Our return 10 The United States WIZ tax
/ place, as Judge Nom present appearances
Il ia the spring of 1912.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-11

This church will be opened for service and sermon
by divine permission, on sunday evening next
Seats all free.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-11

Thu sch Grille, mentioned in our Int, nm shore NJ
N,.Lero, loy. Denrh was got or without damage, oh
FRIDAY morning by The assistance Of the cutter Nignnt
cant Connor, aud brought into port.
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ZION CHURCH.

Tho Banks of Delaware have suspended.
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AssiEsnee's Notice.

CEORGE W. FRIEND, Of the town and
N county Of Newport, Cordwainer, having
this day made an-assignmcnt of his property
and effects to the subscriber, s,r the benefit
Of his creditors; oil persons indebted TO said
Friend, will make immediate payment, and
those having claims against him, will present
them TO
JAMES IlORSWEL Assignee.
have suhorized the said George w.
Frit nd as my agent, TO collect Whatever debts
are due on his books and to sell the stock III
trade. at the store occupird by him, l2Ss
Thames street. consisting Of every article
Usually found in shoe store. The articles
will be sold nj cost.
J. .llORSW ELL, Assignee.
Newport, Feb. ! iS4l.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-11

The Providence Daily Journal has just
made its appearance in an enlarged form, md
with full suit of new type. Tho Journal
takes rank among The best Wing papers in
the country, and we are glad to see il "go
nhond"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-11
For Sale.
TO Let,

TO Let,
.qIsd possession giren on The 18Th Of '4pr''
ncrt,
Ill The estate situated on the cor
fI;s1A ncr of Marlborough and Farewell
l!.!!NXA ptree,s, fronting Liberty square
.klA 'rhc house is large and in good
repair, having every necessary acco'n'nod.,
ton for n genteel boarding house, or wonid
be convenient for two private families.
Also 10 let, the store No. lj7, next north o'
that occupied By the subscriber. A satisiac
tory applicant can have It Mt n reduced rent.
WM. 5. NICHOLS.
Feb. II.
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POOR MANS pLAs.

- TER-The best Strengthening plaster
IN the world, and n sovereign remedy tor
weakness in the back, sides, rheumatism,
lumbago, &c. warranted superior to nj others
md for one quarter the, usual prlce-l2t
:euts each, for sale by r. J. TAYLOR.
Jan 2f.
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NOaiCc.

N,IIE stockholders of the .NEWPOR1
FOUNDRY and M,cHrNc CoMrANY
are requested TO attend SPecIal Meeting Of
The Company TO he held on Monday, ttO
18th, nj IL o'clock a. NJ at the office OF the
subscriber. By order
s. GARDNER, Agent.
Newport, Feb 6, 1871.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-11

Gen. Harrison was GS years of uge on
Tue s,lay last
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-11

Our Congressional and Legislative
summary, has excluded n number Of
miscellaneous Articles 10 tyre.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-11
n,yNr,s TnNIC VERMIEIiGE.

UAyNE'S TONIC YER MIFUGE a
- pleasant, safc, and certain preparation
ecr the removal or Uorms, DyP'psia. Sour
.Syomneh. Ewr ond .qgns, Ham " .7Ppeite
and all diseases or debility, especially OF lh'
s,cr,ch snd bowels, and organs, Of digestion
Priec SO ceots.
Prepared only by Dt. ". jayne. PhIledcl-
phia,-fnr saIn ~ Newport hy Mrp. ANNA
IN. EDDY, Tbsmcs street Fte' y
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JAMES IIORSW ELL, Assignee.
Public school Notice.

J. llORSWELL, Assignee
Newport, Feb. ] lS4l.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-18

OuR FOREIGN RELATIONSHIP interest.
ing correspondence between Mr.. Fox. the
British Minister, and Mr.. Webster, Secretary
of State, on the subject of McLeod's arrest.
&c, has been communicated to Congress and
published. In this Mr.. Fox again demands
the release of Mcleod, on the grounds here
tofore taken taken by the British, authorities.
The reply of MIR. Webster allows them no
advantage. He carries the "war into Africa.
is severe as was Mr.. Forsyth upon the con-
duct of the British authorities, MIR. Webs,er
is much more severe upon their professions
and practices, and thsir whole conduct In
ii's affair. 1t is sufficiently apparen, that
if Mr.. Fox would get the advantage of Mr..
Webster in controversy of this character.
che must get up in the morning."
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-18
CR0CKERy, GLASS & CHINA WARE.

FARRAR & WAIT,
Importers and Wholesale dealers in CrocI ery iass
and China Ware, and Manu- factursrs of
Stone Ware.
100 CRATES just received and now opening
lNVJ namely
Is Packages Edged and Common Ware
e 90 90 sG Ss p BoafGon sps do son,,,0,
complete dinner services, Tea sets and
10 do French White Granite Ware with com.
plete sets throughout.
~ do Antique Vase Opaque Pearl Ware. CON-
tanning perfect dinner SETS entirely new patterns and
;hape most beautiful article, with, Tea and Toilet
Ware to match. A''
CHINA WARE.
lOpackrges China Ware, containing Beautiful
White Tea Sets Gold edge and line Tea
Spt'g, 90 90 Sets and gold band
GLASS WARE
l0packages Glass Ware containing
6, g, and flute Heavy Cut Glass Tumblers,
8, s, and flute 4" Pressed do do
3packages fine plain Tumblers, very cheap.
Cut Glass Lamps,
Plan do do, great variety,
Superb Cut Glass Hall Lamps
Astral Lamps, Girondales, Candebras
Pitchers, Decaniers, Splendid French Porce.
Goblets, Wine and line Vases with flowers
and shades,
and variety of other articles in their line all of which
are now offered Wholesale and Retail at New York
prices. r. q w. would invite the attention Of Mer-
chants IN the surrounding towns their stock of ware
assuring them that they will sell in package assorted
to order on good terms can be purchased in New
fork Boston or Troy, nj their warehouse corner OF
of Church and College SITS.
Burlington, June |. lS4l.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-18

some care and evincing very fair appeci,-
ton ofits merits as politician and moralist.
An edition of the works of Lord Bacon, is
also in press at Philadelphia, and will be
IN market within month at farthest.
The project Of publishing complete edi-
ton Of the Prose works of Coleridge, which
was said last fall to be on the point of execu-
ton, seems. to have been dropped. During
the winter large octave was issued at Phil
adelphia, purportng to contain all his works /;
but you looked in vain for his Aids TO Rcnec-
ton and several other Of the most important
of his productions. This was really like the
stage play in Hamlct-'the part Of the
Prince being omitted. Yours truly,
VERMONT.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-18

VINO STATE CoNvENTtoN.-Our readers
will notice that this is to be held at Montpe-
ier on the 3Oth June, inst. and also RECON-
mendation of the committee, that the DEM
ocratic wings ofeach town should meet on
the 18th Thursday next and appoint five
delegates. Let the wings of Addison coun-
ty, throughout, meet this Recommendation.
II is an important crisis. IF we are rightly
informed, our present able and faithful chef
Magistrate declines a reelection. If SO, a
new state ticket must be formed. Relying
upon our supi1ness and selfsecurity, our OPP
ponents arc in vigorous motion, arraying
themselves for the ballot-boxes, next Sept
ember. This restless party has been first
in calling convention, and will be the last
to remit their efforts, to hiring every element
ofopposition to bear upon US, intriguing with
the disaf1ected, dividing us upon questions,
foreign from the true grounds of political
warfare, circulating Albany Arguses with the
Rough-Hcwer attached to at chep rate,
filled with stale abuse and misrepresenta-
tons of the present administration, and those
important measures now bro't forward IN
Congress to reform abuses, and relieve the
unparalleled distresses of the country. If
every man does his duty, the wing party in
Vermont is invincible. Swelling our major
ity of two and half thousand year before
last, TO four times that number last fall, was
the fruit ofevery wing doing his duty
Wings of cold Addison, continue to do
your duty, or prepare to hear the loco shout
of triumph over our meagcr majoritics, and
their increasing strength, and a final failure
Of the consummation of reform of the gov
eminent, the hope of which, alone cheers the
midnight gloom of our present condition.
Peoples pres.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-18
SAMUEL wAINwRIGH1-s ESTATE.

"E the Subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Cour, for the Dis
trlct of Chtenden commissioners to receive, exam
Inc and adjust the claims and demands of all persons
against the esac of SAMUEL WAINWRIGHT
late of Burlington, in said District, deceased, repre-
seued insolvent, and also a claims and denald,
hbted in offset thereto; and six months from the day
OF the date hereof being allowed by said Court for
that purpose, do therefore hereby give notice. that
we will ettend TO the business of appointment, a,
the dwelling Of Lucy Wainwright, in Burlington, in
said District the second Mondays Of September &
December next. at ten o'clock, A. M. each Of said
days.
Dated, this 9Th day Of June, A. d. 1871. NJ
S Ss!NDE ,r NICHOLS, ! Commissioners.
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DOCT,s. sAXTON 4 NEAL.
mRMHRGscEa

p especially inform the inhabitants Of BuRLiHc-
IL TON, and vicinity, that they can lie found on
Chrch-street, nearly opposite the Grand Bazaar, one
door south Of J. 2. Whalins's store ready to do all
work in their line with neainess and despatch.
TEETH inserted on Gold Plate from one to full
set, which they will warrant TO lie useful IN masca-
ton, and appear like natural Teeth.
TEETH filed with Gold or Tin Foil and the much
celebrated Metallic Paste. Teeth can he elec,,al-
ly filled with this Paste that cannot he done with Gold
or Tin Foils, with ease and warranted for durability.
One of the two subscribers can he found in their Of
flee at all times, which i, very necessary when aman
has the throbbing tooth ache.
Burlington, June 49, 1871. ne
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-18
BRIGHTON MARKET.-Mondav. June 7,

From the Boston Patriot
At market, 2i0 Beef Cattle, 20 woke working Or
en-. 5cows and calves $50 sheep and $40 Swine.
Is Beef Cattle unsold.
PsicEs-Beef Cattle-We quote to correspond with
last wet k-about the same prices were obtained for
like qualltv.-Frst quality Sc IS 81 90; Second
qunltys Sc % Sc so; Third quality s. % a &c.
Cows and Calves-Sales 1874 1928. $50 and s36.
Sheepol.ots were sold at the following prices, viz
$3.50, $500 and 50 IS "
Swlne-Lots to peddle Mt 5 for sows and for bar.
rows. ~
At retail from 5. tot.
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Public Notice.

T'HE Select linen of Burlington have observed that
extensive injuries have of late been done 10 the
streets and highways, by digging pits for gravel and
by removing the turf and by other nuisances Of the
IKE nature ana feeling 1t to be their duty to the
laws in that behalf to be enforced thew hereby give
notice that the statute for the prevention of such pTac
tees will hereafter be vigorously enforced.
IL is matter Of public interest that our streets and
highways should be preserved, and it is hoped that
lhls notice will be sufficient TO call attention TO the
subject, and that none will hereafter wantony commit
any hulsahces therein. BURRELL LANE,
BOSTWICK TOUSLEY
June -, 1911. So me-,
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SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIE,

MISS RANSOM would respectfully inform her
~ former patrons and the public generally that she
VIII open school at Milton Falls, for the instruction
o. young iadlesdn all the banches usually taught in
Schools ofthe kind. Terms of tuition will i've from
e 81 to 81 per quarter, according to the branches
studied Board can be had in respectable families in
the immediate vicinity of,he school, from to shi-
ings per week She hopes by strict attention to the
ally to deserve and receive the support of liberal and
enlightened public.
REFERENCE Hon. Bates Turner, 81 Albans-
~, James Dougherty, Dea. }. e. Mears, Hon. f.
p mellnet99, Jededlah Sawyer, Esq and Mr. WIN. A.
Milton, Junes ls4f
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David Reeds Estate.
Charles McEuen's Estate.

DIS, Dsrs.sS Or e held At BS,"s
92nd day Of May, 1871. Anna McEuen Of Hines
| bnrgh, in the county of Cht,enden Guardian Of
Charles y. McEuen, Cornelia S. McE,en, and Caro-
| line f. McEuen, minor children OF Charles McEuen,
late OF said Hnesburch, deceased, having filed in SAID
Court, her petition, IN writing, setting forth that sad
Charles ID. seized in his right in fee Of twenty
three acre. and sixy-fve rods Of land in said Hines
hurgh, and one half Of saw-mill and water PRIV.
Iege partly "a id land and that the said Corneia S
seized in her right in fee OF fifteen acres and for
" rods of and in said Hinesbursh and that the said
teen acres and hfy-one rods of land, in ,ad Hines
hurgh being the same lands set them in sevsray
by committee appointed by said Court TO make d.
vision Of the estate Of the said Charles MeEuen, de-
ceased among the heirs thereof; And that her SAID
wards are also seized in their right in fee, ten
ants in common, OF three equal undivided fourth part.
Of the following descr ed land and tenements viz -
twenty acres OF land IN Hlneshurgh, and two birds OF
the house and the whole of he wood shsd standing on
The west side Of the road, west Of SAID twenty acres,
and the ind on which said two-thirds Of said house
aad the whole Of said wood shed stands and appurie-
nances thereof; being the same land, tenemens and
premises winch were SET ont 10 Anna McEuen, widow
Of the said Charles McEuen decea ed under an order
OF said probate court, by committee appointed ly
SAID court for that purpose her dover in the real
estate OF sand deceased ; which said land and premi-
seses, so set out as the dover ofhe said widow in ,ad
real estate, are snhec TO her life estate therein REP
resentne that sale of all of SAID lands, tenements d.
premises, would lie conducive TO the interest of her
said wards, by investing the proceeds Of such sale
other real estate, or putting the money al interest,", and
praying said court for censc 10 sell all Of her wards
interest IN SAID land, lenements and premises.
Whereupon the Court aforesaid, doth appoint tho
l4th day of June Is4l for hearing and deciding sad
petlton the office Of he Register Of said Court IN
said Burlington nddoth order that all persons inter-
ested he noti6ed thereof by publication OF this orier
containing the substance al this petition, thee week,
successvely in the Burlington Free Press, newspa-
per printed in said Burlington, previous TO aid l4h
day OF June, 1871. n5l
Given under my hand, at said Burlington, thus e2ni
day of May, A. D. 1871.
VIM WESTON Reris,er
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NEW GOODS.

BURNETT e. SAWYER, at Milton Falls, have
u Just received their Spring Stock Of Goods, com.
prislng general assortment Of
DRY GOODS,
DRY GROCERIES,
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE
HARDWARE,
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
DYE STUFFS,
PAINTS AND OIL,
GLASS, NAILS,
GOLDFISH, MACKEREL,
GRIND-STONES, dc &c.
All Of which, having been purchased at tho present
very low prices will be sold at moderate profits for
Produce, and as cheap the cheapest for Cash and
as we have not time this morning ate articles
and prices we would respectfully invite our former pa
Judge for themselves.
Milton, June |, 1871.
p. s. ofats Life Medicines, Newtons Panacea,
titchcock's Snuff and Worm Tea Cough Lozenges,
constantly on hand
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NEW ARRIVAL.

lust Received at Theo. A. Peck and Coz. Apo,h-
y ecares, Vanghan's Rose Ointment for removing
Freckles, Ring Worms, Pimpes ON the Face, and
other eruptions.
,Atkinson's Depilaory, for removing supcrauous
Hair on the face etc.
French Corn Plaster, which gives immediate relief,
and requires but few applications to eradicate them
altogether.
4 supply of Balm of Columba, THE most celebra.
led article for DandrId and restoration Of the Hair.
June Is, lS4l. NJ
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A MAGNIFICENT SIGur.-Thc Ellen
kirkman, steamer, left our wharf Yesterday,
with twentyseven hundred and sevcnty-one
bales cotton two hundred and thirty hhds
tobacco $50 pieces. Tennessee bagginr.
20 hhds bacon and sundry other loading to
trim, bound for New Orleans.-NashyiUe
Wig May %,
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NrW Cash StOrr,


I WHALING d Co. are now receiving a full
y and elegant assortment of goods suited to the
season, such as French, English and American Prints,
Challys, Silks for dresses and bonnets, Lawns and
Silks for SHRED Hats, Black Lace Wells, Black
Yelling Linen Edglng of various qualities and patterns,
Swiss Muslin Edglng and Insei ton Cambria do do,
Linen Cambria Hdkfs French Worked Collars OF
superior quality, Mourning do, Ladies' Cravats and
Dress Hdkfs, 81 Silk Shawls Gloves of every qna-
~ ageneral assortment of Hosiery Bonnet and Cap
Ribbons Superior Leghorn and Plain Straw Bonnets,
Zephyr Worsted and Patterns. Umbrellas and Para
soils. Finally almos, any thing the Ladies OF Burling-
ton may want can be found at the New Cash Store
on "Cheap Side
DRY GROCERIES,
Such as Teas, Sugars, Molasses Sals.ns, Rice,
Ginger, Spices, &c. almost any article thar Farmers
want Also, an assortment Of CROCKERY AND
GLASS WARE.
All the above named articles, together with many not
will be sold at very low price for cash.
Burlington, June |, 1871.
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TOWN MEETING.

A Town Meeting will be holden in the town room,
OF Burlington, on Saturday, the 26lh inst, Al Q
O'clock, p. NJ. on the subject OF LAYING a road -
inc turnpike, lnersecting with Hinesbnrsh road no
Onion River Lower Falls no W
BuRRLL LANE,
S S.srm,'. S, nD%.lt' Burlmgto%a.
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ID 1 g a.

In this town. on the LIST ofJune, Mr.. Elisha WASH
onrI' aged &C years and 10 mouths. Printers in New
same. ~
In Fairfax, on the Sd inst. of CONSUMPTION, exDres-
sing Joy and Peace, in prospect of death, James Har
vcy Farrar, Of the late Isaac B. Farrar aged 26
years.
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HIGH SCHOOL.

Inc irnsceS OF Burlington II gh School are re
1ue.lcd to meet this evening al half past clock a,
The House of Rev. q. q. lngersoll. lmporran, lsi.
ness depands attention and the ar,en ancc Of all The
mem' erals necce sary J. X. CONVERSE rec pro- tenn
Friday, June IS, 1871.
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Prem um
BASS AND DOUBLE BASS VOLS.

seMl 49, r$$ I Sh = 5,
>SFeSsaSsaS jE + al sRf ss9.ays inc4,
ested in the Sci
ence of Music that he continues to manufacture at
BASS AND DOUBLE BASS VOLS,
Of very superior quality, and having obtained tic
first Premiums that has ever been awarded to an A.
merican manufacturer of such instruments at tho
great Fairs Of the American Institute in Now York
City, at the great Fair of the Mechanics Association
in Boston, and at the Fair of the Mechanics Charita-
BILE Association in Portland, Mainehe now not only
tenders bis thanks his friends and patrons for past
favors, but pledges himself TO Religious Societies,
Musical Associations and individuals who NAV wish
to purchase, that reasonable efforts shall be want.
ing on his part to enable him to their orders in
the most prompt and satisfactory manner that he
may still retain their confidence, and merit continu-
0ce!of the liberal patronage he has for many years
enjoyed
He also keeps an extensive assortmen, of
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
OF the best quality which he offers for sale on the
most reasonable terms, among which are
MELODlONS AND SERAPH1NES
which are much admired for sweetness of tone and
well adapted TO parlor or church music.
Music Schools, Military Bands or individuals can
be supplied with Brass and other instruments of any
description, as cheap or cheaper than they can pur-
chase in the city Of Boston.
Also Violin, Bass and Double Bass VOL Strings
Bows Bridges, Patent Heads, Tuning Forks & Pipes,
instruction Books, Claronett Reeds and mouth Pie
ces. Umbrellas, Parasols, Walking Canes, &c.
Orders will be gratefully received, and Instruments
sent by Stage at the risk of the manufacturer and if
not satisfactory may be exchanged.
Musical instruments and Umbrellas, repaired as usu-
al. Please call at his new Music Store few doors
south of the Eagle Coffee House. n5l
PANGBoRN 6. BRINsMAID Agents, Burlns-
ton, W.
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mi aHria n

In Casteton, on the Both inst, by Almon Warner,
to Miss Caroline Granger, OF Casteton.