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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-14

-ep Msin street
SilEEMAN'S INDICATED LOIENC,Es.
IUl- is the most pleasant form ~ administering many
medicine which, on account of their uausc0us AMI
M 2ic"ihc TASTE, ~" very fcpuguan tn ALL and pariiru
larry tn chiI'fcn and persons ~ delicate system They
contain incidence 900 definite proportion, indicated by
'ct'uee Hpi approved by medical men generally ~ the
be- REGULAR Phyaritu, and Will make known to any re-
Specialize practitioner the formula hy which his Iozenee.
are prepared
siiCRMAN's COUGH IOZENGEs- 4 safe and
ehecial remedy Tor coughs. COILS whoopng cough astI
ma, ahtness oi c lungs aud chest The proprietor
n'i known an ins1nco where they I'D moi ryc luslac
lion.
snERMANs WORN LoZENGEs- Arc certain and
inttliiIc remedy Tor worm
sHERMhN'S ChMPnOH LOZENGEI Give inme,u.
ho roiet iu ucupur sick headache hyficrlr,I and
nfrV"4 sacaece, Sc, sc This b. an clcgrnt form Tor
Tie standardization &C tNrUuur
rilERMAN'@ rODA LOLENgTs-In these Iozanre,
~" hfigrcrii" alkaline afe ~ tlo B Carb fiuis be- ~
i''n1y concealed tVuUr trcc tukcu atUncc will give
rol.i wlctc iniiEetiono ~ rlubnrn prevail
SUEHNAN'S DINNER IO/ESOEs from ono d,
healthy appetite promote digestion regulate tho stomach
anil lYWclf. aud lufIFursf 900 system generally
SuERMANE CATH tHTtCIOIENCES- elc,n-e
e Fpnacl mud towels snd are excellent purafvc 1r
bilious Ufranua.
sngRNAN's roOR MANS PLASTER .uperi,r
strengthening Plaster and excellent remedy 61r rana
or ws1knc1H inthc back sdeg bTct anil limbs and
Will Doe found highly scrwcrlhc n Rheumatism, Luinba-
90, So.
Prepared anil -,d NJ wholesale At ioC N.ss,u Street, ~
y. Mono arc Rrnuuc without the signature ofhc Propfl
ctnr, 4 SHERMAN, VI. -.
for sllel by ALEX. DUAL a Ca.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-14

AT PRICES.
fT'tF ruhac rhcr ewing small portion ~ hs sup
ply Of Spfing Ooods. Euehas
ircnch C1uhtics, lawns, &C.
plaid giughaun
Froneh Pdnta tffarimanis)
Frcnch XII Gloves (BjotD
Black and uluo Black Marcfiine
Mourning lawns aud Muaina
Furniture uondon) Cihntz
Fca ls'anI, and New YORK Mills shrfingg
49, Hamilton nloached shoetings, ctc.
Ohcrnge additions will be received ~ an ~ tho next
arrivals
Great bargains are oderedin Goods previously hand
ofsVerY Description.
NH ~ Tnop Il. PRICE
ONION sbTs rO,i sALt BY
~ feb % LYBLl1 JOHNSTON & LYELL,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-14

| nHhELLhg ASD PAHAsoIs ~ -.
Hl1ls IAf lnrf received a Htfprr,, - -
c,'S '"' 7nn SHADES, which io On ~ vcrv ivg e,
NH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-14
sPRJNG DRy COoDs

4 NEW ami fashionable style Of Fancy Ias.if,.r,
n gcntcmea's Summer wear, igst oaeu.i. IN. r.r
~ Hsu ~ X. II len EI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-14

a Rulcs bold infc Clerk Oficc III tho circuit snpr
n ri1r tuuu ~ Law AMI Chaucery iof Gloucester
county ~ thc tourhougc, Monday. the 7fb dly 81
March, -lt stluoY iiudnnll, Administrator II Ern1
lulnall comp nrlinsf Francis u Winning in hia own
fghi, and az Mar Of Francis Whiting, decd, WIN
whiting, John Whiting, 4 T. Dlhney, a,lmr Of Richard
ZONES, decd, Hchd Thornton Ias Lcnviuc aduirof
Iicnh hcra, dec a. and others. dcfts.-fH ChaHcsrg.
Tic lcicndlutG Francis ~ Whiting, Vim Within,
j. natucy Hri Richard TlornOu not hsying crtcrcd
Ucr 1prf amncc and gvcu security according The
~ assembly aui thr rules Of this court aud appearing
by sfs1rtory evidence that They nlahiiauff ~
tlia Commonwealth u is ordered, That tho said dcct
dants in appear Huica be- Held in tho tlrfkF o.
fce ~ said COURT tho fret Monday in June
and answer tho bon ~ Tho PLAINTIFF, and That cory
this order be f0ftNith naorcdtn nOwHpauor nuI,.
Hghcd n tho ciyof Richmond for two monihs lucccsvs
~, aud posted NJ front door 81 the Courthouse of
sp. %gw JOHN CARY, &. G..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-22

one hundred and twenty thousand dollars.
Not cent however of additional tax has
been laid upon the people. The capital of
the school fund, which By the terms OF the
act constituting it, cannot be used Tor hity
years to come, instead of Icing lent 10 indi-
vlduals has been borrowed by the state, and
the interest annually paid out of the ordinary
revenue.
This is the summing up of all there is about
the State debt, which is attempted TO be
mystifed, and weekly paraded before the
people as though some horrid extravaganza
had been perpetratcd by the wings. Not
the shadow of bugbear has been cunjured
up in relation to any other expenditures
No State in the Union has carried on its gov
eminent upon So economical plan as our
own. We have no Offices not wanted, no
salaries not reduced to the lowest minimum,
no wild schemes of internal improvement on
hand, and nothing has been plundered from
the treasury by rougcs and deiauters.
But If the reverse of all this was true, are
we likely to ma Ike affairs better by elevating
Nathan Smile and his set of hungry expec-
tans TO power -? Is il probable the financial
abilities of this wonderful reformer will bet
ter our condition Will he pay of our debt
out Of the princely fortune which he has &C.
quired by his mercantile operations on the
banks of the Lamoie3 Or like his associates
through the Union, will he spungc them GU,
by reputation. Had not the people better
look before they leap with their treasures
into the arms of locofocoism. Much of the
heart rcnding misery which this moment OPP
presses the nation has proceeded from til,
wastefu extravaganza and ignorant hnancer.
ing of these prctcnders to economy. We
say therefore to the people "look before yot
leap lest both you and your property g
into the ditch together. -People's Press.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-22
NEXT GOVERNOR,

SO far we have heard no dlscordant nois At the
nomination Of Governor Paine. Previous dsscntlons
seem TO be settling int increased harmony and con
f ence in his support. His selection was no more
than act of justice 10 the man who had uone ample
justice to the office of Governor for the past year
No one doubted his integrity and he has shown
himself capable and faithful beyond the cxpectn IONS
OF all who were not intimately acquainted with his
superior merits. His Message TO The last legislature
wasa satesmaniike prod c'lon. and even the lnge
nuty Of hi enemies cannot affy stigma upon his
administration. No man has suffered more from the
back wGrJncss of his flcnds susinn hiln upOn the
ground of true and sterling qua itcations for the
oiicc to which he has been designated. He has
even failed more from the faint PRAISES of his friends
than he taunts md insults Of his avowed enemies
Notwithstanding the hitherto repeated cry of he
cant 60 by many who proles, that they are them
Sc YES willing 10 vote for him, probably his nomi-
nation will ems ~ greater unanimy than any other
candidate.
Far NOR. certainty is there Of success in su ain.
ing n ttnc st.adiasr whig from the beginning like
Chsre. Paiue than vacatinG politician, WIZ
sometimes presents himself side Of the polt-
zeal fed, and sometimes the other, and is cnim.d
by al par les because all in their turn tialtee ed
| BY his carossns.
Governor Pa nc has been mo s'udiousv and siam
derous!y misreprescntd Instead of assuming the
airs 0: an arisocra', he Is retiring unpreendng re-
publican moderate in his pecuniurv circumstances,
| and living in plain transformations manner Al
though enjoying the advantages OF education which
he has by no means mi,Improved he his for years
connected himself with the produ tive clssse, oil
| community /" mechanical md manufacturing pur.
| suits furnishing full employment and full pay rc
large numbers Of the aborlng portion Of community
| around him
What is there to hinder the election of Charlie
| Paine next fall by the old whig majority of ter
thousand Has there been single wing who ha,
been lured into tho polluted lap OF locofocosm 4
| None! NoHei SGrCly except n certain sort of ca
me ION pOl,lCans who chance color often ~ cap
rice ambition dyes them lila Vi r tlue, and who's
snppprf is worthless the nd llebrnins which die
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-22
STATE DEBT.

No sooner had Nathan Smile been nom
mated by the loco's than the saw Of State
debt State debt, began again 10 CRATE upon
the public ear. All the arts Of Arithmetic
were put in requisi'on, to enhance its amount
and agsrava,e the charge of exlrvagance.
which of course, was hurled at the wings.
Since their whole field Of artillery has now
been bsough, to bear upon this subject, let
Us calmv look into il, see what there is Grim
jnal in the contraction of the State debi, and
who are the perpetrators of the mischief. In
1888 all were agreed that new State House
should be substituted for the old barrack in
which the legislature had found an uncom-
Portable Judgment almost from time imne-
mortal. Without any distinction Of party, IA
majority Of the legislature passed a resolh-
ton to accomplish the object. An architect
was found who submitted his plan to the
legislature, and estimated the expense of its
completion al sixty thousand dollars. The
plan was adopted. and carried on for iva
wears, when it was found, as in all similar
cases, that the money was expended, and an
additional sum must be Appropriated for the
completion of the work. Twice or three
times, to the grief Of the legislature, and of
every man in the state, new appropriations
we're demanded until the expense Of the
g,a,e Horee u,a' ysiSsA n N. s-r"n' IS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-22
CANADA MAIL.

Bv a recent arrangement of the Department. the
Fxchanre Office AT lIghoa,e has been transferred
TO Burlington, where mail is made of for Montreal
daily, Sundays excepicd) at P. NJ. AM des atched
ror Stanb al. BY this arrangement the regular
time between Boston and Montreal is but two days
and between the latter City aud Burlington, only ten
or twelve hour.
Pos Masters in th. State, and east, will pleas,
ia G notice Of this arrangement and govern them
selves arcordngly.
The Canada mail arrives Ncr 'oni( nbont7. ant
letters to be mailed al Burlington should be depos &c
in the Office by 6 P. NJ.
H. 3. STACY p. NJ
EurlinCton Ju'v 81 lsdo
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-22
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
Vermont District.
IN ,;ANI<HITDVCV.

Notice TO show cause against Potion Of
BENAJAH s. PHELPS, of Alhurrh, in said District
10 be declared Bankrupt, at the Office of Samuel
Prentiss District Judge, in Montpelier, in said Dis
trict, on Wednesday, August g. 10, A. NJ
ROSWELL NJ. SINCLAIR, Of Westfnrd, in said
District, 10 be dec AIRED Bankrupt, al The Office of
Samuel Preniiss, District Judge in Montpelier, IN
saii Dl,cirict, on Wednesday, August 81, l642, 10,
\. NJ
FI5lIER TIIiYER, OF Burlington, in said District,
10 be declared Bankrupt, al the Office OF Sanlne!
Prcn'ss, District dse, in Montre'ier in said Dis
tic' on Wednesday, August 81, lS42 10, a NJ.
HENRY ROARDMAN, Jr., of Essex. in said Dis.
tricf to he declared Bankrupt, at the Office Sam.
uel Pren,iss, District Judge, in Montpelier in said
trict on "Wednesday, August 81, lS42, 10. A. NJ.
JOHN C. JACKSON of Underhl in said District
10 be declared bankrupt at the Office of Samut
Prentlss, District Judge, in Nontnelier in said Dis
,rict, on Wednesday, August 81, l6l2, 10, A. M.
LEONARD NJ. DIXON, of Underhill for his Dis
charge and Certificate MS bankrupt, nj the Cour
House in Rutland in said District, on Friday, thu
seventh day of October, A. d. 1872 at 10 A. NJ.
SYLVESTER b. WORDEN, of Essex for his lis
charge and Certificate as Bankrupt, at the Cour
seventh day OF October, 4. ID. 1912, at 10 A. NJ.
4.DAyID TYLER, of Essex for his Discharge ant
Certificate as Pan rupt, nj the Court House in Rut
land, in 81 District. FRIDAY, tie seventh dal
Of October, A. d. 1912 at 10 A. VI.
AROYAL SHERMAN, Of Essex, for his Discharg
and Certificate rs Bankrupt nj the Court House II
Rutland in said District Friday the seventh
| day Of Ocaber, A. D. 1912, At 10 A. n.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-22

OFlNpIAN STONE, of tho \. 7. CONNER.
Brant and Red Jacket, "h"ll a talk" at
Norwich, Conn, on the 4,h. oo he occasion
of erecting monument To l. cas-, a brave
Indian chief of the early d'Ss, who proved
himself a true friend Of the white men. TIL,
Colonel seems to have the sale custody Of
the red men. and hence the nomenclature
bestowed on him a, the bcgianing Of ,hi'
paragraph.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-22
.H Hh .hss s !. G.. f a &A
ALBANY AND BOSTON RAIL ROAD.
Enre fhrnurh fn HsOtOn So.

Morning train through 10 Boston, leave, the Depot
AT Grccntush at before 9 o'clock PREF ely every
morning, 81 ndays excep'cd) arrive IN chatham II,
nj Ptsfied 81, nj Springfield l24 NJ nj worcester ii
p NJ. and at Boston 81.
Passengers br akiast al Chatham
Passengers must leave Albany, by the south ferry,
not later than o'clock.
The afternoon train, also through to Boston leaves
tAe Depot at Groenbush a, 3 IS, arrive at Chatham
at s. a Pttsfcid Ct, AT Springfield at " Z. M, leave
Springfield at "a A. NJ and arriyon Boston at AM.
Passengers leave Albany as above at 20 and not
Tho cars of the Hudson and Jerks shire road will
run between Chatham and Hudson in connGxion with
bo'h trains.
Passengers for Lebanon Springs leave the cars a,
Edwards, thence bv Stage to the Springs, about
miles, or from Ptsiied, es they choose
E'OR HARTFORD AND NEW IA VEN.
Pa sengers lea wing All any in the morning | y the
eiurc o'clock IRAN from Greenbush, arrive in
Springfield atl2l a.m.-nay leave Springfield al for
Harifoid--thence by cars arrive IN New Haven by
II D. III. Or leave Greenbush IN the 3 35 p. III.
traln arrive in Springfield at 81 p m.-thence at
A. m by Steam Boat 10 Hartford, arriving there al
Thence by Steam Boat Al Up. IN. arrive in New
York next morning by o'clock, or they may leave
Hartford for New Haven by Rail Rood ats p. m and
arrive there at7a p m.
Steamboats, leave New Haven for N. York daily
To GREENF'TELD. HANOVER AND
HAVERHILL
Stages will leave Springfield, daily at9 P NJ fol
Haverhil, via Northampton, Greenfield, Bratleboro
Stages also run daily from West Brookfcld tc
Ware and Enfeldfrom Palmer TO Thee Rivers
Btlchertown, Amherst and Moason- From Wllbra
ham to South Hadlcy and Northampton.
| Fare to Springfield So.
Passengers are particularly requested to procure
their tickets before taking cents in the cars.
| Tickets can he obianodin Albany a, 6. r Payne
office, 2! broadway, or at ticket ollce in Depot,
| Grccnhush.
FREIGHT DEPARTMENTAL Freight Trai
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-22

Postmaster FOR TRoY.-The Senate
have confirmed the nomi alton of CHARLES
II. READ, Esq. for Postmaster a, thus place,
vice Isaac McConihe, removed. This an.
p"inimrni will afford very general salisfac.
ton to the Wings of this city, and our citizen,
generally, without distinction ofpar,v. Mr.
Il ed Is a gentleman of great intelligence
and will perform the duties which dcvolv'
upon him with proper energy and efficiency
Troy Wig.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-22

o. LET THE PEOPLE BEAR IN MIND,
that l.OCOFOCOlSM brought the country in.
to its present deplorable condition, and that it is
1.ocofocuicm, which is continuing and aggreva-
ting the evils, which aillict the land The
WING ADMINISTRATIONS LAS TED ON
LY ONE SHORT MONTH !-Richmond
Whip
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-22

nj~We learn from the Buffalo Com. Adv.
that the notorious Alexander Mcleod was
in that city on Friday last, and met with a
rough reception at the hands of parcel Of
loafrrs led on by one John McBrien. Ma
violence was actually offered, but the loafers
followed Mcleod up street f,rsome distance,
loading him with abusive epiihcts and ma
king ihrealnng gestures, till, to escape them,
he took refuge in store, whence ho quietly
departed for the cars.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-22

BATTLE BETWEEN THE SIOUX AND CHIP
PEwAYs.-Thc steamboat, Rock River came
down from above few days since. The
captain brings accounts ola battle between
the Sioux and Chippeways. About one
hundred Chippeways attacked the Lower
Sioux village, killed Thirteen and wounded
eighteen. Five Chppeways were killed and
number wounded. The latter then retreat
ed TO their own country.-Galcna Gaz. Cd
yuly.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-22
WANTED.
A good female Cook. Enquire Of
N HIRAM F. GRlSWOLD.
Butlinpton July ID 1912.

NV T. the subscr crs having cen appon cd by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
iric Of Chttenden, commissioners TO receive, exam
ue AMI alus, the claims and demands OF all persons
against the estate Of Henry Town, end, late Of Troy,
Siae Of New York deceased repre-. encd insolveni,
and al % all claims and demands exhibited in o iset
thereto; and six months from the day Of the date
hereof eng allowed by said Court for that purpose,
we do therefore hereby give notice, that we will at
tend 10 the bushes, Of our appointment, at the Hotel
of John Howard in Burlington, in said district, on
the first Monday Of September next, at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ. Da,ed this 80 h day Of June, A. -. 1912.
LIlTHER LOOMS, Commits
PHILO DOOLIT1LE, sorers.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-22

Distribution. The corr, sI,,ndcnt of,he
N. York Express under date uf July IS,
says" learn from good au'harity that the
Treasury Department is red J.. 10 meet the
requistion of the States by distributing the
share ofmoney allowed them uller the Land
Bill, for the sales from January to July. New
Jersey, il is said. has received Icr share"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-22
TO RENT.

Greenland nepo', July II, 1912.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-22
NOTICE.

Alta meeting of the Bur inaton Total Abstinence
Society,-on motion Of J. S. Adams, the following
resolution adopted and pa sed.
Resoired That the thanks of this Society be pre-
scented to the Ladies of Burlington for their presence
and cooperation at the late celebration of the 4th
July--and the same be published in the village news
papers. Il. +. MCFARLAND Secretary.
July 18th 1912.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-22
ID 4 @ q

IN this town, on the Goth inst, of canker rash, az.
ter an Illness DISK days SOPHIA. Youngest dang Inter
Of THEODORE CArtIs, ESQ. aged II wears.
IN this village the 9th ulr. W. ?. Russell son
Of D. S Russell, aged months.
In Undehl on the Both Of April last, lien loomis,
aged II years nnd six months; and on the 10Th o!
Jolly inst Eliza g., uged ~ years. daughters Of julius
and Mary Hlss
Died in Ws,on on Thursday the 18th inst. ST.
rsh youngest Daughter Of WIight Clark, in the 9Th
wear Of her age.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-22

GTTho body of a man, supposed to be
one of the two unfortunates who fell from
the yawi Of the White Hall last summer,
hoated ashore on Tuesday in the north par,
Of the bay. An inques, was held, aud suf-
hcient evidence adducedas TO the identity Of
the clothing, to warrant the Jury in returning
him as one Of tho persons above referred to.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-22
GRASS WAGON MATS
TUS1 received and fer ale By
j Juv22 WIN J. HUNT

ABEL ,NEWELLS ESTATE.
STATE OF VfRMONT, The Hon. the Pro ais
D -trcl Of Chitenden Court for the District OF
Chit,.n en. To all Per ons concerned thee ia Of
e.. Greeting.
WHEREAS, Ezra Ho'', executor Of the la, viii
and Of samI tiecea ed pr pose 10 render an
AGO nj Of hi admin tranor, and pre-, en' HI, account
acan>, aid for ryatnin ,t'on and allowance al
se>> ion of,he Court Of Probate, toll ehol EN- at the
Register Office III rng,on IN sad disirc, On the
.ccond Weone. day ot August next
Therefore, You herel noliied 10 appear leforc
AID court al The time and lace aiores aid, and shew
cau.c, if any you have, why the account aiores u Id
no I'D not e allowed.
Gwen under my hand al B If inglon hi, 2 day Of
Jlne A. y. 1912. WV. WESTON, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-22
NOTICE.

The Society for. Religious Inquiry of the Unversi,,
Of Vermont. will hold its annual celebration OF
Monday evening Of the LIST of August IN the net
church. An address will e delivered by Rev. s. G
Brown, Professor in Dartmoth College.
Exercises will commence at half past clock.
BY order Of the Society,
D.. l. r. DwINELL, Cor. Sec.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-22
HARDW ARE.

THE subscriber having recently rcplen eel his
stock Of Hardware, oiers fer sale the following
Goods, at the loves, prices.
Cutlery.
Table ano Dc,crt Knives and Forks, Pen and Pock
g, Knives, Razors, Scissors, Sheep Shears Butcher
Knives, shoe do, SlecIs, &c. &c
Carpenters and Joiners' Tools.
Cast and Spring Steel panncl, Hand and Ripping
Saws; Circu ar do. from 10 "a inches Cross-cu
and Mil do Sa'cr's Braces and Bit; Flrmer and
mor,ice Chr els Golgcs, Plane Irons, Anger, SIM
monN Hand Axe, Adze>, Hammers, &C.; Bangs and
}aiwns Planes Taper, Pit aw, Mlil-saw, Bastard,
Eq al ing, Warlng aud Cabinet Files; Shoe, Wood
and Horse Rasps general assortment OF Saddlry
Hardl1are.
Farming Utensils.
Grades, Scyhes, Mannro and Hay Forks, Hoes !
Ame' Shovel> Spades, Dtchlng Shovels, &c DC.
Furnishing and Builders Hardware.
Trays, Britannia Tea and Coiee Pots |; Lamps !
Spilloun- Hand aud Tea Bell. Casiors Britannia,
German silver and plated Tea aud 1slie Spoons
Metal and enameled Sauce Pan Frying Pam, Ba te
Pans, Pots aud Kettles, Brass Kettles, Fire Irons, &c.
Locks Bn,t Hinge jancs' Screws; Norfolk and
Knob Lalches; Blakes E>cu'cheon do. Window
Fa,,cnngs Sash Pu,lie, Raj S r;wS Bed Screw
Mahogany and Ga.. Furniture Knobs, Glue, Sc. g.
June RI WV. J. HUNT,
Sirong ; Building
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-22

o. The Express has information from
Washington that The Secretary of tho Treas
ury lies dangerously i'll with bilious plenricy.
This disease is said to b. prevalent, a. Wash.
'-~.-.,