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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-31
ss.assge ELECTION.

VIE WARD ELECTION Tor SIX Aldermen. and
SIN Common Council men, in each ward IN the
owno iynchbnrg, will take place pursuant to an act of
assembly, entitled Ian act TO amend an act entitled an
'ct dividing the town OF ynchburg into wards and for
!lhcr pnrpoScs,' passed Feb -, 1880. on the first
TUESDAY in April neNt-and will be held in the lynch
Nad ~ |. being all that part of said town below tho
st alley extending from the TO 9th street, in the
tenement on Main street, occupied by Captain Melville
Talbot: being the same that was lately occupied by Mr.
John ifollins; and IN Henry Ward, No ,, being all
that part of town above LIST alley extending from the nv
er TO 9th street. in the house ON Main street lately oc
cupied by Bailey & Ruclcr. one door above Hancock
x Adams's Store HENRY DUNlNNGTON.
Scrgt. of the Corporation of Lynchburg
Feb. IS ,,e
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~ "THE LYNCHBUEd VIRGINIAN,"

p4bIsted seitrtetiy, iersfy liondIV aud IvSdty)
al Fsu Dollars per aHhn, payable il! aas1Hoe No sub
s.tion ,ci be reosred o1 shorter tins un sir months
s,d paper ,r be discontinued, (cratt the discretion
~, els Edtiors,) i.ta al ,arrRnses paid
~ .4DTERTISE,HE.s'IS inserted at % een.s rsr
syusre (or ss,) for he FIRST Insertion and 81 ee,,.s .r
every subsequent Insertion.
EVERY .2DpER1ISER Is required 10 note his
manuscripts hoo long he eiShes has advertisement inserted
adyerr semet not noted, rN be inserted I its dis
continuance be ordered,
FOR YE7RLF ,4DTTRTISL\G The terms arc fo,
The privilege tco slarss 10 TO, square, SIS for
one square, inner form, So
o. JOB PRINTING! rrseatsd neatly and expeditions
y, asd reasonable tCi7s.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-31

In pursuance Of order Of the Court of HASTINGS for
the Cooperation OF lynchburg, poll will be held at
The time II holding the Ward election for Aldermonand
Common Councllmen to ascertain the sense of the cit,
zens IN regard to building new Court House in this
Cooperation. HENRY DINNINGTON.
Sergt. OF tn. Corporation of Lynchbnrg
eb Is t5A
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T'Oys and Fancy Goods.

TTNiIE subscriber would inform his friends and the
4 public generally, that he has INST received an ad-
ditional supply Of TOYS IND FANCY GOODS Of
every description. Also Vlons, Violin Strings. Bac-
CANNON Boards, Chess Boards and Chess Mon, Domi-
noes Bauleoor Paddles Graces. Hair and ! Doth Brush
IS. Snuff Boxes, Work Boxes, Silk Purses, Ac-
flutes, Flies. AIsoa lot Of American Leth
oeraph prln's, at very low prices for cash only
& W ytNCEY
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Il by Mr. John IIollns nearly opporiie the Market
House. tenders his services TO his friends and the pub
lie, as
auction and Commission Merchant.
lie viii attend to the sale of Real Estate, Negroes
Horses and every description ol Merchandise
Ills acquaintance with the resident dealers in Ne
goes, AS well as pretty extensive acquaintance in the
contiguous neghhorho,d. viii afford him every facility
IN the sale Of that species property His spacious store
room and cellar. will enable him 10 keep in pood condi-
ion every article Of merchandise he may receive on con-
gnmeat.
lie deems it futlc TO make flourish Of promise and
viii, therefore, only say thai he Will be grateful for pat
ronage and those who bcsow H. may rely upon justice
at his hands.
lie will take charge Of Negroes to be oforcd for sale
either privately Or publicly, and beard them Is cents
per day until the .ale elected Reasonable advances o
property in hand
REFERENCES.
Snitison H. Darts, ST.. john. J. Fuiss
Richard 7lpec john UoiEas
s. Mostly Henry Darts
Nc Cotdie g. .NcDGHiel u hite, Indy g. brine
Burton s. ROdcs Hnicock g. .ldtsns
The Richmond Country Wing will publish the
above advertisement weekly four weeks, and send ac
count to this office fJr collection.
Dee. - Ia
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To Planters and others.

VIE subscriber will sell goods in his line at small
D advance on COST, FOR CASH His assortment
of Hardware and Cutlery is very large, embracing Tools
Of all kinds, Building Materials Saddery, Looking
Glasses Cooking Utensils, and every thing generally
kept in Hardware Stores. II. b. RICHARDS
Jan 81
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H. n gs' ~ % a & n
LAH.BrTseN III. YIlgGG.

thH5kSF hkN NJ. ] ftTes(i,
Attorney law,
NNllL PRACTISE in the several Courts for the
w Cooperation Of Lyuchburg, aud in tho superior
and County Courts OF Amherst, Bedford and Campbell
His Office Is ON the street leading TO Martins Warehouse
) doors below u busJn Stablel's corner.
Jan 4 "a
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.s'C.r EerTarTiHs 0ud COMMUNION
ES0NSP,
(OS TIE BAaiS) LYNcHprnG, VlRGIs1A.
LEE. AUSTIN & CO.,
Z Z aviBe erected largo and conycticnt Ii MEIER
HOUSE, Immediately the BANK OF THE.
BASIN. (hy which the expense of DRAYAGE Is
SANF,D.) most respectfully lender their services 10
Western merchants and the public generally. in the
FORWARDING OF GOODS AND THE SALE
OF PRODUCE.
e. LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE o. CONSIGNMENT.
ALFRED $. LEE,
SIMEON AUSTIN,
MOSES LACY.
REFERENCES
LE.NCHBtRG RICHMOND.
Nc CorLIe g. Nc Daniel, Icpis f.udipn g. Son.
i}ancock g. adams, Londons nWingham s. Drc,,
Roberts s. Lee, Rires g. Harris I,p
MiicrS. Rmker, j. ". DibreH g. Co.
Richard 1yee,
Jan. II ts
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THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 81, 1912.
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SECOND SESSION.


OF Mr. HUDSON, of Massachusetts,, on tho suliec, of
DISCRIMINATING DUTIES delivered IN the House of
Representatives,, December q aud %. lsIi
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ElpnL. for safe nj thi> Gafcc.
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eaar6nCr a kcnt.
attorneys at Lar, Christians
6nrg.

FhEuING GARDNER n JOSEPH RI KENT
AViNG associated themselves together in the
n Practice of Law. viii attend the Courts of Mont
gomerY, Pulaski, Nythe Giles and Floyd All bust
ness entrusted 10 their care will be diligently and prompt
" attended 10.
March ON
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ASdHE0N ASss GDNaylEsSlON
Es1IasNsisS.
.NELEsgEE. TIT BBT.

ASING removed to tho house recently occupied
Il by Mr. John IIullins, nearly opporie the Market
/ Jusc. tenders his services TO his friends and the pub
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ID L. Z. u. sE. p e. vic II


= u ] Z I
ATTORNEY At LAW,
" HI practise IN the Superior and County Courts Of
w Amherst, Bedford aad Campbell. lie will like
wise practice in the several Courts for the Corporation
OF iynchbnrg Prompt aud careful attention Will be civ
en- 10 all business entrusted 10 him
Address. 'leow Erouch,H Campbcll.
March 3 I'm
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-03-11
USEFUL THINGS,
~ paM-lsDr,. q Esr;.Ssss:,iss's,

o O * ) and Eye, Suap~, Ea-rIc- Laccts,
or>ted Gle, knitting, se,vin and darning
d" liver and steel top Thim' e- S,tr.urlts. r yc-
let, WhalcI one, $ iIleuoe EmcrcS, Pencils Tyyce-
err, Comb Sal cr>, Candidates., cheap Tea Pos,
Nr,,orS, Bottle, tor Castor, chllren'> cups, Hair
Pm, Tea Belt, nrI. hes Of all nj, Soans Bu>l,s
Shoe AMI 8 ,ocI Bur'cs, Card chi dren' re. India
RI or end Ivory Ring, Napkin Rmg,, Diamond
,cnen, Mon, on's Plls, Sh ,rnan'> H. zengc, AMI
r or Man. Pas err. Soohng Syrup, Corn Pa. 'er,
Hays LniInrnt Inlell lc la nl Of all Ian Era
I'VE Soap 10 rnorc grease T,'e Powder, Court
LASER, Lip Save, Man, Games and p 2zes, lumn-
nZ Rope, Tale Ma Ioor Mat, Swift,
Scr hmg Rru he, Wax Tan,r, Ma'che-, Of various
kind, Day 6 Martins B!acliiEg.
Nipple Shell Mar cry Lamps, Bel Pam, Moa, .c>
Crps Dt>k knjve, M, Pie. or, an Ora, llcr., No
ther' Rel Of. Wa {, clasps ami springs.
God add Silver Button for trimming Dire cs, and
three h niIe aud two other articles, which we hone
o REQ TONERS will fnl erhrr u elul or ncce.,aiv 10
Them, which are selling al low prize
Bloc, Tn Tea Pot, r.a'el Spoon, German ST.
yer and Pewter do. and al >or- and ize, Of nirl.
nac,;s >ii"h a TN whistle JrSsharp Harmonious.
10Y, RAJ c> nTt toxe pa.'e cliler., doh snu
oXe,, LAM Scissor, d.. A Panorama View 0
Lon hon, a Toy .ariIe; Hand ORGAN, d. OR
Store nicely illed, and ,haIl t most happy 80
dstr nc these and some u,her ARTICLES around The
country, upon such term, Will plea the pr ha r.
and innre lhe,n 10 ca often hind >iar ong AZ
yoI read hl~ cal and see al the VARIETY STORE
Jan. 90, 1872.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-03-11
BEWARE or DECEPTION.

| has freq emily come to the knowledge of the sub
L scrlber, thai empty Snuff Jars with his Label on
tnen nave been bought up for the purpose of selling
IN them an inferior aliy Snuff and also, that his
Snuit-iabeIs have, in some instances, been counter
elted, or the general design CT The same so imi aed
as 10 easily deceive the unwary. He deems it, there
lore M aug TO inform purchasers of the manner in
when they are often imposed upon; and he would
hereby request them to tear of or delace the Labels
on The outside of the Jars after having disposed of the
contents, 80 as TO prevent further of the same.
a suitable rewar will he paid for such evidence as
VIII lead to the detection and conviction of the i'm
posters.
The subscriber continues 10 Manufacture, and Of
JerS for sale the foHolcing articles.
Fine Brown Snuff.
ienune Maccoboy, roe American Rappeo,
Limitation do. s favored Holland DO
sly, DO. Tuberose.
maltese, do. ST. Omer.
Cutacoa, DO. Strasburg
Coarse Brown snuff.
Demgros Nntchloches
Pure Virginia French Rappee
Bourbon. American Gentlemen
St Domingo. Pure Spanish
Copenhagen, superior flavor l.. Mixture.
Yellow Snuff,
Hs6 Tn ana Fine Irsh gnG Guard or Coarse
sweet secuted Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco.
Spanish, kltefor;, CANISTER. Common and Stems
2lA liberal dscoun, made to wholesale dealers
PETER LORlLLARD, Jr, d. Chatnam-St New
York.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,


Vermont District
IN BANKRUPTCY.-No.ice TO how cause against
Petnion Of William Barn, Of Colchester, IN sad
District, farmer, 10 e declared Bankrupt, AT The
Cour-Hone in Montpelier, Vermont, on the %
March, 1912, II NJ.
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION.
William Bans, Of Colchester IN aid District, farmer,
having hi, dat fei petition duly verie !, praying
thai The ,ail w Ham Barns may c lie larel BanS-
rupj; ii j, heref,re ordered by The Court that eame
e shown before The Court at he Court Hou'e IN
Montpelier IN said District, on Tuesday the p day OF
March 1872, - o'clocct, NJ, why The lad William
Barns c moi declared a BankrlP, pursuant TO The
Act Of Congress IN that lehalf; and that notice
OF laid petition le puhshel N the Free Pres, a
weekly paper prlniel. al BA,ngion IN Chuendeu
comfy, twen, days eore lhstay aores aid appoint
oil for he hearing of said cause pursuant 10 rle'
and regulations IN Bankruptcy, Numbers fourteen an'
sixty nine.s
c,riiG, ina, the above order and derreee was TIL,
day made ty the Court, and duly entered IN the dooke
OF Bankrupt proceeding.
JESSE COVE, Clerk.
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BOOK sl'dAEs H.

V1NH r subscriber has lust received and offers for
l. sale new supply of Books from New York and
Boston among which are the following
Comb on the Constitution,
Great Teacher, Faver on Election,
Llebg's Chemistry,
Greek Testament and Lexicon,
TaCltus and Llvii
Bickers hethon l'antisn,
Michael Kemp, Colerldges Works.
Tales of the Covenantcrs,
Gems Of American Female Poets,
Whelpleys Compend,
Barnes Notes on the Gospels,
GlInpses of the Old World,
Macauley's Mlscelanies,
Elegant Quaro BIB es-Turkey Morocco
Tweedies' Library of Practical Medicine, 8 vols
Chas OMaley, | vol
DangIson's Medical Dictionary,
Buffers Ancen, Atlas.
Pictorial Geography, 1000 engravngs,
Poets of America, Krummacher's Parallels,
Jacqultie by james, vols.
Bo mers French Phrases,
Book of Psalms, Wealth and Worth,
Lille of Sir lsaa Newton,
II. Moore's Private Dcvotions,
Cooper's Surgical Dictionary,
Anthons Classical do.
Lcmprieres do. do.
Corse de Leon, by James
FEB. p, 1912 d. A. BRAMAN.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,

Vermont District
IN BANKRCPTCY.--Nolre to how cane again.
Petition If Lenue CurDi, ol Il rlinglon in sad
Hi>tric', Wa,chma CT, TO { declared Bankrupt, at
the Court Hore IN Montpelier Vermont, on the
on March, II NJ.
ORDER FOp PUBLICATION.
lENCEL CURTIS, Of Burlington IN Said District,
MATCHMAKER, having his day MED a petition duly
verpiel, PRAYING that The 'al Lemucl Curl, may e
declared a Bankrupt; il j, therefore ordered ~ the
Court, that cau-e { hown cfuIe he Co lr al Mont
peier in aud Di,iricr, at the Court Hone in >al
town, on Tue day the % day ot March, 1912, al II
o'cuct, NJ, why The said Lem el Gurus e not de-
clarel Banhr pf, pur.uan, 10 he Act Of Congress
ha' thulf; and that notice OF ,ad petition lie pub
Ii he in the Free Pres, weekly pager printed al
Burlington in Chrenden County, twenty days efore
The dav aiore, AID dppon'el for the hearing Of 'ald
On rse pursuant the rHle, and reg auons in Bank
rupcv nam cr, fourteen and TX y-nnt.
j, Je, Go;e, Clerk Of he DISril Go nj, 70 certify
that the owe orler and decree was this day
made he Cour, auldrly entered IN the docket
of Ban ript pr ceelnes.
Rutland February %, 1872
JESSE COVE, Clerk.
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MEETING OF rHE CIVIL AUTHORITY.

MEETING OF rHE CIVIL AUTHORITY.
THE Board Of the Civil authority OF the town OF
l. Burlington are hereby warned TO meet at John
1owarFs Hotel in SAID town on Saturday the l9.h OF
March instant, for the purpose of appro a,ing suita-
BE persons for Inn keepers also 10 grant Licence Ia
Suitable persons TO keep Wet ling Houses or Gel
lars. B. LANE, )S,
B. TOUSLEY Seec'
s. NlCIlOLS) "e"
Burlington, March 10Th 1912.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, ,

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. ,
Vermont District.
A SPECIAL Session Of Ibis Con will c holden
u al the Conr' House in Montpelier in ,ad LiiricI
on the % of March next, at II O'clock NJ, for he
hearing Of all petitions in BlnRr ptcy, and all Other
matters a'ng thereto, that hal Z hea and there
prepared for The hearing and and consideration OF
said Court.
BY order Of Court,
JESSE COVE, Clerk
Pei r,Lnrr Ii lQt)
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SELLING OFF CHEAP.

CTRONGS & Co. now offer their stoct Of Goods
- for prices at which purchasers will find il OBJ
ec, TO buy. The stock large aud must be sold pre-
vous the LIST of Apr! mex, whoa the tenn OF CO.
partnership expires.
| Sugars Teas Spices, Raisins, Tobacco, Goldfish,
Salmon and fine ALT, Lamp Oh, Moias es &c.
{ron Foreign and American, OF every description.
Steel OF all kinds, Anyis Vices, shovels, spades,
Forks, Caldron Kettles, and Hollow Ware 10 great
variety.
Stores, Stove pipe and stove trimmings. Tn ware.
&c cheap, az cheap reryehesp
| Fec. so 1911
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-03-11
HINESBURGH ACADEMY.

'fNHE Second Term Of the Academic year of this
institution will commence on Wednesday the
18th Of February, and VII continue % wee 8.
Board can be had in good IA allies on fail terms
The school continues TO renain under the supervis-
ion of the Rev. p. DuRKEE, and the perfect and
universal satisfaction gwen by the Principal in the
discharge OF his duties, is the best recommend the
Trustees can offer TO the public.
BY order Of Trustees,
TW. GIBB, Secretary.
Hinesburgh, Feb. 6, 1872 n36w3
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FRENCH LANGUAGE.

MR.. H. UCNETTE'S Second Course ofpHh-
Vh he instruction in The French language will
commence at he Court Hol'e on THURSDAY The 81
March next u'clock F. NJ.
Tickets for The Cuur,e 10 had l. usual az Mr.,
BRAMANs Book, tore Sl,75 each Admission for
single evenings 25 cents.
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GEORGE RLAKEs Estate


STATE OF VERMONT, I Ata Probate Court held
District Of Chi,tenden Sat Burlington within
and for said district of Chenden, the twelfth day
oljFebrunry A. d 1912,
The Executors of the last will and testament oil
George Blake late Of Boston in the County of Suf-
in the State Of Massachusetts, deceased having
presented in said court copy of the last will and tes
lament of the sail tcstator, duly approved and allowed
in the probate court for said County of Suffolk that
said copy may be filed and recorded in this Court
agreeaby the statute in such case made and proyi.
ded Therefore ii is hereby ordered that all persons
concerned notified 10 appear before this court a,
session thereof to be held at the Registers office in
said Burlington on the third Wednesday OF March
8i2 and contest the filing and recording of the afore-
said copy Of said will in this court if they cause
by pudca Of his order three weeks successivelv in
the burlington Free Press, a newspaper printed in
Burlington in The County of thittenden, the last o.
which publications be previous TO the day ASST NED
as aforesa d for herring. MWESTON, Rerister
A true copy Of the record. attest
VIII WESTON Peofster
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NOTICE.

I'HE Copnrnershlp horetof re existing under the
Il firm OF Hickoi & Ca,ln is this day dissolved
All demands due hem which are unsettled on the lst
OF April next will be placed in The hands Of II. Teav-
enworih Esq. for collection. II p. HICKOK,
| March, 1872 II w CATLIN
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NOTICE..

rNIlE Slips in the Congregational Church al
| Thu place will c oh on Saturday, the l2h day
Of March, at which time the terms Of sale viii lie
ma lie known.
BURLINGTON, 90 Eel. 1912.
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mi M II II / a d

In Charlotte on the 9Th of Jan. BY the Rev. Mr..
wilkins MIR. Ezra Hosiord TO Miss Cynthia Sher-
man all of Charlotte: =.
I'm Richmond by Rev. Mr. Lowell, Mr.. u Whit
comb, of Essex, to Miss Marilla Sheldon, Of Calais
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-03-11

iCF LEWIS HIGBEE, la,e "mcmtcr rom s.
George" has lost hi sprctaclcs. They were OF the
old fashioned samp,--sver / ow,, large round eye,
and enco ell IN heavy steel ca.e. Being keep
cake from an old friend, he ANXIOUS 10 recover
them.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-03-11
Alracca Cloths.

A SPLENDID Article, tsilk warp, Alpaca clo.hsi
n Alpaca Llsire, llie lack ". De Lanes, aad
Cashmerc,ie Clo,hs lust received al prices correa-
pondna with The times, nv r. " WRIGHT ~ G.,
Nov II
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-03-11
SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE

11II| T III 7 O7l - 4 IN.
Z ~ - THE Subscribers will positively
60 = %is sell on or before the 10Th. day
5f.E ! 4 n - OF Fcbuarl next, farm in Nil
xy@;f : ton--belonging 10 the estate of
nm II tsn,y. the late Ell Barnum Esq. CON
.'Hsit;. slsng OF about five hundred and
'-"~'~A" g fifty acres, about three hundred
of which is intervae and the remainder hard wood
and pine plain land with Two good dwelling houses
three large barns, Two small barns and Horse barn
with the necessary out buildings, all in good repair-
The farm i situated on the bank of river Lamoil, at
the head of nayga,ion is IN goo stat OF repair and
cul walton with suitable proportion of inca oyv pms
ure, and arabic land-and presenting objects OF in
teres and Inducements to intelligent purchaser not
10 be equolled in this quarter OF The State.
Purchasers are invited to call and examine for
themselves snon-and secure great bargain. Terms
made easy for he purchaser.
ELIJAH HERMCK. },i:;-.
SAMUEL BOARDMAN. Administrators.
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HARD W Ess,


WE have fine lot Of Builo Robes, Il few No |,
and other Winter Go ds suitable for cold weather
Tho E IN want of any of the above named articles
will do well 10 call on F.. N. WRIGHT d Co as ,hev
Will gve .rent nrpnins for On L. Nnc - l. II
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-03-11

WE the Subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
trict of ChtienI,n commissioners to receive cx-
anime and adjust the claims and demands of al per-
persons, against the estate OF SUuDAEL CLARK, ate OF
Hlnesbulgh in said District, deceased, represented
lnsolven', and al all claims and demands exhibited
in Offset thereto; and six months from the day Of the
date hereof, being allowed by said Court for tina,
purpose do therefore hereby give notice, that we
wjIl attend to the business of appointment a, the
dwelling ol the widow Nio, CLARK in Hinesbu Ah IN
SAID District, on the first Mondays Of MAY and July
next at 10 o'coc' A. NJ, on each Of SAID days
Dated, this 23i dry of Feb A. D. 1872.
JOS PHI MARSH, co,,,o. .,i,n,..
JOHN NORTON. / CO"'"''SS'OHtS'
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COPAR7'NEPsJyyy, No 3'yCE

TNARKAK & WAIT give notice that they have Ibis
l. day associated with them in business MIR. H.
KAN r, ROOI and that they will continue the blsi-
ness OF Importing and selling CROCKERY, GLASS
AND CHINA WARE under the firm of FARRAR
WAIT Il ROOT al their former Store. They have on
hand iuli stock Of ware which they will pack in
CrdfsS dssorfcdto order at New York and Boston
prices, merchants in The surrounding towns will find
II greatly 10 their advantage 10 examine their stock
teiore purchasing al the south, all orders promptly
attended tS--Store corner Church and College ST.
Burlington. T. l.. FARRAR.
JOS. WAIT,
ii. +. ROOT.
~ u. tarrar Wait and Roo, expect 10 receive ear
y in the Spring in ai-wer 10 lber order mi sunniv
OF that beautiful Style OF "Opaque Pearl ware" thai
has given such general sa,I,.,con the pas, sea on,
from the celebrated inannfactore of Clews Co The
only Hone in England that make u n, sve of care
which will c sold whole, ale and Retain.
Burlington, Jan. 81, 1872
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10Th March, 1912!

Nine O'Clock, :. NJ, Their. A above Wind strong
from N W., rolling the waters of the Lake into beau
tiiu sur's and commlngllng It's SPRAYS with the rays
of most dazzling sunshine that also cheers up the
high mountain tops and lumes the deep rece ses Of
the valleys ALL all, al Of which is enchanting de-
hghtful and cheerful 10 lock upon without, while
within at
TOWARDS
ALL all, nil are usily engaged in taing account Of
Goods Wares and Merchandise, preparatory To- the
decking out beautiful array the fair of the land
who vi as usual please make their applications for
plumase at the iancifal depository at said
HOWARD'S.
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NEW FIRM d NEW TOOLS.

Don't condemn without trial"
II II l. subscribers have formed copartnershi H.
! under the firm OF Ha ley an Coon, for the pur-
pose Of carrying on the business Of Masonry, in all
IT'S branches, in Burlington or any of the adjoining
owns We will give our personal attention TO brick
and stone work, plastern1 aud all manner of i9bhng
connected with Masonry. The senior partner has
he'd more than % years experience in The busine s,
and we feel the utmost confidence IN >,lIc ting
the patronage Of the public believing and knocing
that we can do as good work us has been or can be
done IN this place. We vii. warrant all wo X entrn.t.
cd to our Gaze to be done when promised and done
with despatch when cal ed for, and well done We
solicit small share Of public patronage
AARON HADLY,
HORNHIO n COON