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l. CUMMINGS, Secretary.

The Twenty-SiX,h Congress terminated its
existence at late hour on Wednesday night,
81 inst. having passed al! the necessary Appro-
priatton Bills, and very few others. Not one
trcnisth OF those reported by the several Com
nittces were finally acted on and three fonrths
Of the most important measures of the Session
went overheard. Among these are the Gener-
al Bankrupt Law, the Revenue Protection bill
lMF adam's) the Presumption bill, the bill Re-
s@Eanixing the Judicial Districts oftle L. States,
and either the Navy Pension or the Revolution
airy Widows Pension, we cannot tell which,
our adyiccs from Waslinrton being entirely
contradictory. Tie JUA cit' Reorganization biz
parsed the Senate b. heavy vo,e; bu: that
body 'naccouutably nulhded il iatc on Tues
lay night BY confirming The Residents nom
inaton OF Peter Y. Daniel to he Justice for Vir.
ginia District, (Which was the one to be merged
in two others. )The vote on confirming was Ayes
%, Noes Sal! the wing Senators absent. All
the judicial and good many other nominations
Of the President were at the same time confirm
ed, including the transformation of some twenty
orthirty sMidshpmen into Leutcnante. VIVA,
was done on "Wednesday night we do not learn
Vice President JOHNSON vacated the Chair
ofthe Senate on Tuesday. A Resolution 81
thanks for his imparliality and courtesy a.
presiding officer was moved by Mr.. MANcUM
and seconded by Mr.. Clay of KY. Hon
WM. r. King Of Ala. was on Wcdncsda,
chosen President pro tem having is votes
10 O for Mr.. Southland N. J. and s scat
tsIing. |t.. --..
Hardly any Private bills havepassed. Mr.
Cgabb of Ala. tried Oh Wednesday TO get "
the Bill merging the Virginia Judicial Distric
and creating new one in the South West
but there were IS Nays to 93 Yeas-no
two-thirds in the Affirmative, and the bi
could not be reached, except in due course
which was impossible. MN. ... q.
The old Congress separated in good feel
ing; Mr.. Speaker HUNTER made an impress
siye address Of twenty minutes IN rcsisnin
she Chair, which was warmly cheered.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-03-12
MEETING FOR THE BIBLE.

The friends of tho Bible and members of the sew.
ersl churches in town, without regard to denomina.
tonal pcculiares are respectfully invited to meet on
Methodist Chapel to deliberate and take measures fol
supplying with the Bible, oil destitute families in III,
town. This call upon our fellow Christians and iel
low citizens is made by direction of the Chtlender
Co. Bible Society. which is composed of Christian.
of every order! Here at least, is occasion, OF
which Christians Of every name may sit down togeth
err and act together in one holy happy family. Anc
mhy we not hope that the members of our sevcra
congregations will come together and engage in thu
work with zeal worthy of the cause s''
In behalf of the Chttcnden Co. Bible Society. p.
-. t.t -. X. CONVERSE, Ct'n Err. Com.
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GUN RISE, March, 1871. Hear We, Hear yc.--
- To all the inhahirants OF the Green Mountain
Sate-be ii known that the Inventory wa cOmpet-
tel las, mig h the condition Of the farmers me-
chanics' and peoples cheap cash store fully a>'er-
tanned. Howard, notwanling any other Office, Wi,
be contin ed as the ageaf. Thi, lous tired c>tab-
lishment ha, existed through four Administrations OF
ees nnon the ffh. under cheering circumstance.
such as most r liant ri,e, waving flags, roar Of
Republican Artillery e. the Smiles & voices OF go on
go on ola whd!e people rejoicing at the prospect
Of better times, d Of We, buying Goods Cheap a,
Howard., Hurrah, Iiurrah, Hrrah, for the Cheap
Cash Store g. the Agent who,e faculty is Taxed S40O
for selling Goods Cheap TO the People. .r.
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Reuben UOnd,s Estate.

STATE or VERMONT, 1.-THE Probate court
DISTRICT OF culrrESDnS S. L for the District of
Chteudcn, To all persons interested IN the estate eli
Reuben Bond, late Of underhi in said district dccens
ed, testae.
Ziba w. Church, administrator. dc bonis VIII.
the will annexed Of the estate Of the SAID Reuben
Bond wing filed in said court his petition in writing,
setting forth that the personal estate of said deceased
as invenorcd amounts to Sl59 co. and the real estate
10 $500 co. that SIS 90 Of ihc personal estate has been
assigned to the widow said deceased and the balance
thereof has been expended in the administration OF said
os,ae that there is due to Melinda Rogers late widow
and late eXccutx Of the last will OF sad deceased
S63 49, as appears from her administration account
allowed by said count; that the claims allowed by the
commissioners against said estate amount TO sll5 IS
which remain unpaid that the real estate of snd de-
ceased consists of abou, sixteen acres of land wing in
said Underh, on both sides OF the hull road leading
from Underhlll village to Cambridge bounded on the
north cast and west By lands ownedby Reuben Par
ker and on the south by land occupied by Judson
Clark, which said sixteen acres is house and barn;
that the widow of said deceased has lie estate IN
one equal undivided third part Of said land and that
sale Of said land together with the reversion OF the
widows dover therein, is necessary for the payment
of the de- against said estate and the expenses OF
administration, and praying sud court 10 grant HIM
lcene TO sell said land and the reverson Of the wlt-
ows dover therein. WhereYspp the court aforesaid
doth appoint the 10Th day Of March, lSil for hearing
and deciding on said petition al the Office of the Regis
ter of said court Burlington md doth order that all
persons interested in sad estate be notified thereof by
publication of this order containing the substance of
said nc ton three weeks successfully in the Burlng-
ten Free Press, newspaper printed IN Burlington in
Tho county of Chtienden the last Of which publica
lions n Re prcyoils to said 10Th day of March, le4l.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this 10Th day o.
February, 1871. hM. Nholo.>, REGISTER
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SO.

A YOUNG MAN, mot Gentleman we think
IA passed So Counterfeit st. Adams bin to small
Boy in our store Yesterday, the 18th inst. The bill
is No. 29l, Letter !, signed A. Pimpton Cashier b.
Swift, President The bill is much worn and has
been torn and mcnded in two places and part Of the
bill gone Some one may recollect of seeing such a
bill in the hands of the SCOUNDREL. who passed
it and can aid us in bringing him to justice We pub
lish this hoping to defect him in this way . -
Feb Is, lSil PANGBOlsN S BRIN SMAID.i
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mi a pp i @ Il

In Jericho on the Sd inst by the Rev. Mr. Bliss, MI
Selim +. Blacknian 10 Miss Lucia +. Stone.
-lpShelburn, the 4ihinst By The Rev. Q. s. Hoyt
G. W. Brownell, ESQ Of Wilston. TO Miss. 1.aurnIC
Hgbcc, daughter Of Dea. Isaac HEbee Of Shelburn.
In Willison on the Sd inst. by The Rev s. Parrneee
Mr. Lewis Turrill Of Hinesburgh to Miss Lydia Ann
Hall of Williston.
In Williston on the 4,h inst by VIM. H. French
Esq Mr.. Abel L. Owen, Of Burlington, to Miss Martha
Z. 1shnn daughter of David Tshan,, Esq. of viii iston
In West Rutland, on the 23d ult by the Rev. Johr
a. He 8, Mr. Stephen II. Crossman, Of Williston, &c
Miss Charlotte +. Howe, daughter Of Peter Howe Of
the former place.
Nelson Eyarts, of Georgia, to Miss Sophia Lobdell o
this town. - - 49,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-03-12
NOTICE TO RuiLDERs.

TINE subscriber will furnish in Burlington and
i vicinity, GRANITE window caps, sl>, UNDER
pnnng, Tire holds ami Door steps OF any de,crip-
ton, OF the first quality. hill Of any stone wanted
will lie attended TO, and III Information ilrnlshc. by
Nest. Follett &'Bra1ley, Pccls q Co.. and Bra lie,
& Hyde. Any person can zee The quality of,hc stone,
den, Wheeler's house IN Burlington. II is presumed
that the quality and price Of these will warrant
general use if builders will take the ronlle to ex-
anime The stone and price. GEO. W. COLLAMER.
Barre, vi. February 1911. Gn
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-03-12

NJ EW BOOKS. The subscriber has received the
~ present week new supply Of books among
which ale the following t-,r -ao.L... -
l. pictorial Biography, by, S, c., Goodrich, 1000
from the Second London edition. corrected and revised
DAVIS Examination Of Edwards on the viii Ne
CHANCES Own Book Hall on Baptism A Green
Hands First Cruises Visit 70 Remarkable Places, 2
Elisha; The Table Of the Lord, by the author Of The
Listner; Sacred Melodies; Boardman on Romensm
Young Ladies' Companion Young Ladies Friend.
March 2. D. A. BRAMAN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-03-12

NOTICE.-iEMe!Irne IS les, kn9w \, by yo the
~ care. II pertorlns.sC-i ]. Newion'S ranacea,
or Purifier Of the Blood The Unparalleled and still
increasing reputation which this medicine has acqar-
cd throughout the New England States, and the many
cures i, ha, performed, and the great demand maze
for il by the advice ofphy>cians well acquanot with
its PREPARATION has induced tho proprietor To extent
lis circulation TO almost crery town IN the eastern
Sa;e> and the ptiGcvu' tuvn> in Tie United States.
This Panacei, warranted Purely vegea lr and i not
surpassed ~ any other medicine cvrr ocred TO the
afflicted as its extensive .alc aul great popularity
plainly prove. II has within the last eighteen months
cured rs ,hou.ants oflhe most obstinate diea.c
can lie proved bv ceriicairs and is pronounced by
eininen, and re Ie,,able physicians the ct medicine
in use. U-ef attenuation may he ionnd in cirrnars
containing certificates Of cares and directions for ia
king the medicine The allowing 1app0i,nie! agents
S, AlJans. Curt, AMI R.scl-Mlioh, e. Ora e
Mon Falls, Bnrnc, and sawyer-Wa'er' ille F'sk
and Brown,-Hinc, burgh, Hall AMI Cook-tariax,
Parker and Ma icll-VcreenneS, Adam ana Murray
Cambridge NJ Wres-!'nderhI'l, NJ I. Barney
North Ferris ursh, Fl. G. wi,'kaF-GeorgIa, A. bliss
Wllision, n. Chileuden-Richno;,!,H Green u klo',e>
-Johnson, G. l.. Warner and C-MenEtun, Ethan
Smi,h-Ba, cr>ield, Arlington and Woodwar Fair
field, Burnet and Fatnsworth. e.o.p1y.tl9
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-03-12

CANADA IN lS37--3s, showing, by his
" torcal facts, the causes of the late attempted
Revolution, md of its failure. The present condition
of the people and their future prospects, together
with the personal adventures ofhe Author bnd others
who were connected with the Revolution, by r. A.
THEtLER, Brig. Gsn.:in the Canadian Republican
serrce. This day received and for sale at the Book
Store Of d. A. BIlAMAN,
Feb IL 1871 ....
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-03-12

THE BOUNDARY QuEsrroN.-Lord John
Russell is reported to have said in debate
that he would be willing to confde the set
element Of the Boundary Question to General
SCOTT alone, in the conviction tl,athe would
render strict justice to both nations
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-03-12

DISSOLUTION.--Th copartncrship hereto
~ fore existing between the subscribers under the
firm Of Spaulding g. Mills, has been duly dissolved
by mutual consent. Those indebted and those hav-
ing demands against said firm, will settle them with
g. B. Mills who daily authorized to settle the same.
II. G. SPAULDING,
C. b. MILLS.
The business will be continued by the subscriber at
the old stand Church st. Burlington, VT.
March g. lSIl t G.. B. MILLS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-03-12
BY YESTERDAYS MAIL.

NNAsHlNGToS March Ga part of the gen.
slemen nominated as members Of the Cabinet
were yesterday confrmed by the Senate, and
the residue this day. In the case of Mr.. Granger
the yeas and nays were demanded, but before
the question was put the proposition was with
drawn and the:vote Of eonfrl~IStion carried with
out count. ... ..,..-r'ail -. ...H.
Il This city is rife with rumors respecting the
proceedings at the Treasury Department do
not intend to repeat them, but will state Jact
upon which they are probably in part founded
What do state know to be substantially true
This morning Mr.. Ewing went to the Treasury
Department, and discovering some movement
which he did not like, he proceeded to the Pre-.
sident and communicated the facts to him
Shortly after Col Chambers appeared at tht
Treasury Department. with an order from thu
President to stop all payments until further or
ders.--It is said, but this do not youch for. tina
they We're" paying improperly if not illegally
certain deferred claims. so .fi --,l
AS ..-. .., .. sr.a SpY IN WAsHINGToN
- NIRuINIA.--The Hon. VIM. S. Archie
was elected Y. S. Senator on the Sd inst. il
place Of, MIR. Roane, whose term expired OF
sfha; day. The vote stood 50 to 81. MI
*. Is a,sn Of zinc talents. sound wha
and witLal friendly 10 the protection !
'ytn,s1ipan industry .l''' --3'!s,, q Z d."
.hs, ''es eee+''e~ 60 f't - va ,o-is
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-03-12

Fifty thousand persons were present at the
inauguration; and, according to the dcscrip-
ton given IN the Inlelligencer, the spectacle
must have been one of the mos, imposing
ever witnessed in this country. 60
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-03-12
Cabinet shop OIL Catlin's Lane.

nEAR SIR Permit Inc 10 inform you and others
- in vonr vicinity that | am s.jll engaged in tho
CABINET BUSINESS, and that NEEniHo castom,
any thing in my line may be bought OF mo on as good
terms as any where in this market. | an! now from
various causes making work cheaper Than | ever DID
before; and oil paying Customers whether old o. iew
shall be happy 10 see At the New Shop, vii re- 10
pari@ will be spared to give satisfaction. Lum and
produceie''t as usual and LITTLE cash, Vi there IS
any left in the ccnnryD viii l. found i9 Do wSnaers
Burlington, January ~ lS4t;
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-03-12

CTORE FOR SALE.-The subscriber being about
- to relinqush the mercantile business offers his
Store and remaining stock of GOODS for sale, The
Store is &c by 36 feet two stories high and well finish
ed with wood house, and horse shed IS feet long
attached. Thelocation is dcsrabe one COR business
and will be sold low credit will begiven if desired
". ALEXANDER FERGUSON.
Huntington, South Village, Jan. 20, ls4l.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-03-12

NTARSHALI'' conlin rs unrivaled as a
M strengthening PLASTER: Also, for Rhellma-
ti,m, Lsmenes Sr pains in the sides, lns or back
fur ,rruflo,s sw9l nc, ,crvy sores, Fresh wounds
ami for general Family Plaster or saIvc. For Corns,
moreover-ry it Pare cose, rer,evere in cuse fy
making new application ocra ionally, and 10 time,
yonr corn. will lie c,trca. For sale ly
-, n .rl' J. & }. II. PECK & Co.
THfD. A. PECK & Co.
AMI Da. ROBT. MOODY.
B Ellington. Jan. 20, 1871. ly.fls
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-03-12
Tavern stand For sale,

house is 46 feet square two stories hgh barn 40
by 80 ieei, horse shed and good stables wood shed
and rranary The stand being On the corner where
the Hinesburgh road nersects the turnpike there IS
moi better location for tavern stand between Bur
lincion and Montpelier Any en,erpT'slQg man with
a small capital may own g65t establishment BY
purchasing This property LEWIS lilGBEEl
Burlington, March lst 1871. -, ,...,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-03-12

n LlSH LANGUAGE. -First edi,ionin Octave,
containing the whole vocabulary of the Qunrto with
corrections, improvements and several thousand ad
dtional words, to which is prefKed mn n,rotuctor,
dissertation on the eSigin history and connection OF
the languages Of western Asia and Europe with an
explanation of the principles which languages are
formed in two vols. !, BY Noah Webster, Ill. d.
For sale al the bookstore. - ID. A. BRAMAN.
March 2, 1911.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-03-12
CATARRII SNUFF.

NTARSHAlL'S SNUFF, is still curngthe Catarrh
lVI and the warriors disease, Of he heal, a, well "a
sore eyes, In all parts of the country; and sustaining
the reputation which il has long since mel, OF
Icing abs ney the lest article Of The kind in the
market. .,-.....
Each bottle confirms three time. the quantity ~ one
of tho,e which are offered al "ONLi TWENTY
FIVE CENTS" Aad Is therefore nych cheaper,
as ws!l as ecr article, For .ale iy
- ! --i-@ .a J. & ]. H. PECK & Co.
.-I y--. ~. 1IIEO. A. PECK & Co.
and DR. ROBr. MOODY.
Burlington, Jan. 90, lSil IA ly.tls
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-03-12
IIALLECK,s BRITISH POETS, which hay.

JTALL.ECK'S BRITISH POETS, which have
i Just been published, were received last week and
are now for sale at the Book Store. Likewise many
msce Aaneous publications, among which the fol
lowng, Souiheae's Tour Lite OF Wychile, Einl.
nent French writer's, by Mrs Shelley. togTt Of
England, . vols Johnson's Life and Work -
Keiehtley's England. Federal Government, from
1889 to 1889. Book icr the Sabbath. Conf, atoms Of
Harry Lorrequer Boswell's Johnson. Bowdler's
Family Shakespeare. Kinks Sermons. krcsiuty
on the Sabbath. Newton on the ProI heces Bry
! ants American Poets. Coleridge's potcal Works
Jan. 90 ID. \. BRhNIAN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-03-12

BOOTS, SHOES & LEATHER The subscriber
ID having taken the sloie formerly occupied ny
Messrs Bishop 4. Whipple, is now opening, genera!
assor of Boots, Shoes and Feather which have
all been bought for cash andw be sold Tor tile sauna
a, The lowest prices and As hearces too nuneI-
Gus 10 menton in an advertisement, although Nh Sta
CIV has enlarged his paper would simply invite all To
call and examine the goods and prices before pnschas-
ing elsewhere .. .-.'
Burlington July l. 1910 HENRY c. sTIM SON,
by f. !. SriMsoS, AGENT.
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Burlington Feb II. ISL.

NOTICE is hereby given that those who are in
Y deb,e TO us, and whose notes and accounts have
become dine that payment must be made Immediately,
or such demands will be lodged viii attorney for
collection. 1t is hoped that this wi be timely no.
lice to ali those interested who wish to save cost
AT all events we must have our dues, and i cost IS
made doubtless an attorney will INSIST upon LIS cost
Feb s. 1911 STRONGS d. 90.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-03-12

EDITORIAL Illustrations of the Bible, consisting
i Of 200 engrayings, with views in the Holy Land,
together with many of the remarkable Objects men
TONED in the Old and New Teslaments, representing
the book store. g. u. A. BhAMAN.
March 2 lS4l. ID. ... 2. ..t- -, s.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-03-12
Sclling off Cheap Continucl

Selling off Cheap Continued. p
|. J. ference in sailing low or Cheap visible Assert
nent yet large, beautiful useful Il desirable al the
FARMERS, Mechanics 4. Peoples Cheap Cash Store
by their asent, POO '"'l 'i' HOWARD.
Is Feb, iS1l, j. ... 3D., ,q.t f,-l...
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-03-12

MESSRS. PANGBORN & BRINSMAlD, gent.
WI The four Boxes of Shermans Cough I.nzenees
had of you cured me entirely OF severe attack of the
Lung Fever accompanied by Hard Cough. es-
tocm them highly and recommend them to all who
have Cough or the Lung Fever. EZRA HOYT.
Essex, VT July Is, lSi0 ... ......
Pangborn Brinsnaid sole agents for Sherman's
Cough and Worm Ltzcnges and Poor Mans Plasters
his Lozenges all have A. Sherman NJ ID on the box
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Moses Rugglcs' Estate,

STATE OF VERMONT lTNHE Honorable
DISTRICT OF cHIrrENpES, SIS. i the probate court
for the District of Chittendcn: To all persons
cerned in the estate Of Moses Rugges late of West
ford in said district, deceased, GREETING.
WHEREAS, Ellhu H. Rugges administrator of the
estate of said deceased proposes to render account
OF his administration and present his account against
said estate for examination and allowance alta session
of the Court of Probate be holden the Register
office in Burlington the second Wednesday OF
March next. Therefore, you hereby notified to
appear before said the time and place
and sliew cause if any you have, why the account
at Burlington, this eleventh day of February, A. D.
lS4l WM. WESTON, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-03-12

NTOTICE.-The subscriber having Purchase ths
- house and premises formerly occupied b. Guy
Cathn Esq, nearly opposite the Reading Ras'n, in
BURLINGTON, has ofeneds BOARDING HOUSE, at
which he will be happy to accommodate arntsm,n
and ladies' with the best attentions and up0n reason.
able terms. CIV JOSHUA DOANE.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-03-12

NOTICE. r. B. KELLOGG, Tailor, woaljrespef-
- fuzzy inform the inhabitants of Burlington ihat
he has commenced the above business in tue build ns
directly opposite the old Stone Factory al the RAJ
and would be happy TO wait on all who may favor him
with their patronage.
NJ. Cutting done TO order. l.2sli
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-03-12

NEW ESTABLISHMENT subscrr.
v bers would inform the public that they have
formed partnership under the ,irrn of MITCHELL
g. BARNRS and established the Cabinet 5,.sntsS IN
the Brick Shop formerly occupied by Abbott and
Wood, where they are manufacturing and intend to
keen con santly on hand an assortment Of Sofas and
ers; also, few splendid BsAss Clocks chean fer
cash. All kinds of lumber used in Cabinet Making
received in exchange for Furniture
Burlington, Dec, 1910. T. NJ, MITCHELL.
W. n.. A. BARNES
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-03-12
NOTICE,
WANTED,

DY the LIST of April mex, Two good Journeym5n
ID Tanners who will receive ge9d wages N cash ny
applying to u. Z. l'ooMlS'
PS.9Harness Leather constantly % hand.
January 81, 1911.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-03-12

~ LOAF SUGAR, '. 10 i..
l)OUBLE REFINED LOAF SUGAR, also an
excellent article Of Molasses for family use for sale
cheap by j. T. WHALING 4 Co.
Dec. l6, 1910. 'Da 4i'.s .t'f u. .
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-03-12

TOBACCO.
T p. WHALING & co. inform the public that
y they are Agents for Sargent, Spracue q. Go,
Tobacconiss, Albany n. ", who manufacture a
very superior ascle OF Paper Tobacco in every va
riety ofsse Groccts and others will find 10 their
to call and examine the ar cle Also Plug
Tobacco of different qualities all OF which will be sold
cheap for cash. Also Snuff Of different kinds.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-03-12

NEW BOOKS -Blake's Biographical Dirliorcrf
~ 1896 pages large imperial octayoi loh1>9us
complete works new edition. Byron's works nlakes
Letters on confirmation, Blake Evidences NJ chris
tiani,y, just received by .g29 c GOODRICH
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NOTICE. The subscriber has removed his office
~ to the rooms over Lyman & Goes store.
......--. .. ID. A. SMALLEY.
Burlington February l. ls4l.
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ID / g q
In Jericho, on the It'll inst. Dea lRErpEs LEE. aged
70 years. .t,o.. .- .st0..