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NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR THE
BENEFIT OF TIE BANKRUPT LAW.

We are authorized by JUICE PAINE TO say
that all Petitions under the Act of Benkruptcv
must be presented to JESSE COVE Esq. Of Rut.
land Clerk Of the Dist Court, who will admin.
lister the oath to the Petitioner, if not before ia.
ken by him. If the Petition is conformable ia
the Act, the Clerk will make and deliver to the
Petitioner notice to the creditors and all in.
terested, of the time and place at which the
hearing of the Petition will be had, to be pub.
lishcd in one or more papers designated in the
order for notice. The Petitioner must pay the
Clerk for filing the Petition and making the or.
der OF notice, and procure the publication of the
notice at his own charge and expense.
Other Rules will be made and published as
soon as necessary WatchmaR.
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SELLING OFF CHEAP.

~ for prices al which purchasers will find ii an OBJ
lect TO buy The stock large and must be sold pre-
yious 10 the LIST of April ncx', when the term of CO.
partnership expires.
Sugars, Teas, Spices, Raisins, Tobacco, Goldfish,
Salmon, arseand fine salt Lamp oil, Moas'es, &c.
Iron, Foreign and American, OF every description,
Steel of all kinds, AnviIs Vices, shovels spades,
Forks, Caldron Kettles, and Hollow Ware in great
variety
Stores, Stove pipe and stove trimmings Tin ware,
&c. cheap, al cheap, sery cheap.
Dec. 30 leii
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NOTICE.

VXNlIE Board Of Commissioners for the Instruction
Of the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind in The
STATE of Vermont, VIII meet al the Vermont ioel in
Mddebury, on Wednesday the 9th of February, IS a.
for the purpose Of de, gna,ng BeneiriaricS Of the
State, and for the action Of any other lslne,,
within their powers and duties County Clerks and
the Civil Authorities Of Towns arc earnestly request
ed to refer to Tile oh, Chapter 18Th Of The Revised
Statutes, touching their respective duties upon this
subject. Also Act No. % Of the Legislature this
STATE, passed at their October Session, A. b. 1871
relating Insane Poor.
HENRY STOWELI,
C = > a. IE IMi lp, con''s.
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Woodstock, VT, Jan'y 10Th, lSi2.
NOTICE.

Is here' given to the Les,ec> Of School and minis
tcrial Lands IN the Town of Burlington, that the il
rents fell de on The rs, lay ofJanuary instant, anC
al.o that the interest all notes TO said town, ie
due al the same period, and al such debtor, are
hereby requested TO make immediate payment.
Al,o-All mag isratcS, who have taken cognizanct
ofcrimnal olonccs, during the present or past years
where The fines, and costs, made payable 10 the
Town 1rea sury are requested. TO make returns of al
srch suits 10 me Trea> urer of,he Town, on or or
The first day Of March next, containing statement o
all fines amerced and collected, together with Il state
ment ofthc costs accrued in each st, and when am
how said ues and costs, have been paid disposed Of
Burlington, January 2Gh, 1872.
VIM 4. GRISWOLD, Town Trcnsler
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Ell Darnum's Estate.

District Of cbirienJeu, s. L ed ii the he" Estate Of
Ell Barnun, late Of Milton in said district, deceased
Elijah Ilerrici and Samuel Boarlman, admins
traitors of the Estate Of the said deceased, having,
the day Of the date hereof filed in the Probate Court
for said District Of Chtenden their petition, in writ
ing, setting forth that the debts allowed ly the COM
missioners against the estate Of the said decea, ed
amount 10 S7T94,60 THAT ihc personal estate OF the
SAID deceased, a. invcnored, amounts 10 S2,493,4
and that the expenses of administering said estate
no, less than seventy dollars THAT the said decea ed
died seized and possessed Of several purcels Of real
c'ta'e among which is the interval farm Of the said
deceased, so called, lying in said Milton, containing
about five hundred and fifty acres Of land, which in
tcrva farm comprises all the land decided BY Joseph
Clark to the said deceased on the twelfth day Of De-
cenbcr 1926, and all the land decided by Eunice Sarks
TO the said deceased on the fourteenth day of Deem
Ter, 1885, and all the land dcelc1 ly Eenezcr Taylor
to the said dccca cl the twenty eighth Sav Of March,
1888, anl all of lois No. SIX, in the second division
AMI No five, III the second division Of lands in "a id
Milton which were decided ly Joseph Clark and Sa-
muc Boarman TO the said dereas ed on the twcf h
days Of Decent r, 1886, will appear ty the several
dee!s aforesaid 10 which reierencci made for moro
particular dc ERUPTION Of said interval farm, which
SAID farm Is subject to mortgage 10 Henry Z. Board
man, given 10 secure the payncn, ST,700-and in.
terc,t, which sum remains and further setting ortl
that is nccess airy TO sell portion of the sad rea
estate for the purpose Of paying the debts alloweC
against said estate and the expenses Of administration
and that it would he cnelcal to the heirs to sad cs
ia'e and all others interested therein, to have tn,
whole Of said interval farm sold aud The balance q
the proceeds of such SALE after paying the debts a'ore
sald and the expenses OF administrator, divided
| among the heirs TO said estate; and praying SAT-
Court TO liccn,c ana authorize the laid administrator
10 sc AMI convey the whole If said interval farm 70
the purpo' IS aioread, agrecally TO the statute il
| S ich case made and provided.
WhereIpon The Court aforesaid doth appoint th
seventh day of February 1912, for hearing and de
Gliding on said petition at the Office Of the Register
,ail Court in Burlington IN said District, and do,l
order that all persons incre ted in sad Estate |
notified thereof, y publication Of tins order, contain
ing the substance of said petition, three weeks succe-
>vcly in the Burlington Free Press, a news pape
printed in said neutrality-suspicious. to laid seventh da
| oil February 1912.
Given Under my hand al said Burlington thi, liIl
day of January 1912.
| WM WESTON, REGISTER.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04

Books for own or District Libraries.
n GOODRlF has a valuable collection OF Books
". suitable Oh town or district Lii rare>, which
will lie sold for most hi eral terms, and at N
low prices on tn De-, 4.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04
Rain, gsai,,cy, Esairliny,

THURSnAY 9so'oljck. A. N. 3D. February ~
l. Wind South herm. % above. Till within a
ftw days having had about one month good sleghing
the Lake twice nearly frozen over, the Town Cheer
hl and business lively. We have now a change
The south winl has come bearing from warmer
lydissipaed among and has wasted Snow,
cleared the Lake, housed the people, filled the ci>-
term given again right smart good chance for ar
ranging Goods and preparing for selling them at,
the Cheap Cash Store Burlington VT.
IlOWARD'S.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04

In this city, on the ODD inst, at her late resi-
dence, "Aunt BETTY DOLE"
From calculations made from the time when
she first came TO this country, she had reached
the great age of 1875 years She was native
Of Africa, and was kidnapped and brought to
this country when she was 10 years old When
she first came to Troy there were but two houses
in this vicinity, and but few in Schenectady, and
New York was wilderness. She will be bu-
riedon Monday afternoon at two o'clock. The
funeral exercises will take place attic Liberty
Street church-Iroy Wig.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04

1OBALES Brown sheetngs for sale by the bale
IOpece, or yard, very cheap, by
Nov. f.. NJ WRIGHT& Co.
Also full assortment bleachcd shir,ngs, sheetlnga
TIckngs Canton Flannels Diapers, Battlng WicknS
&c.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04
NEW STOES T..
" The New York"Cash Hardware store

Auc NEW IVlh NIdSIl
THE Sub>crl cr having de crmned to carry on
i the HARDWARE BUSINESS in all its branches
in Burlington Vi.has opened and now oilers for sale
an entirely new and well selected as ,ormcnt Of goods
in the above line
His object this wntcr eng more 10 learn the de-
mand> OF the market, in order to lie able to supply
the same in the Spr ing, and "a he intends dong
strictly cash BUSINESS, he solics share Of put lie
patronage, confident that his prices will lie found to
suit all who may favor him with call. -
Burlington, Vt. Dec. n, 1911. WIN. J. HUNT.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04
CLOTHS CHEAP.

lust reed few pieces Burlington Mill Co Cloths
- Also For Sale very Fine Black and Blue Black
and Invisible Green, English Cloths, do. do. Black
and Blue Black, Wool dyed Eng. Cassmeres, Also
few pieces Pilot and Beaver Cloths all which mus
lie sold and are nov offered nj great Bargains by,
T.. NJ. WRIGHT * Co.
Feb A lcio
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04
NDTICE.

! s hereby given that JOSEPH WAIT has sold ont
Ibis interest in the stone Ware Mandatory and
that the bu mes will hereafter be carried on a usua
hv Mr. I'll l.. Farrar, who is duly authorized to set
the all the bu>ine of the firm al his Factory, Pearl
trcet burlington. Jan. 81 1912.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04
HOW ARDS.
Good Butter.

A FEW frklns of good sweet Butter for sale },
"A the furkn at the Crockery store Corner Oh J
and College ST. BY FARRAR WAIT q ROOT.
Feb 1912
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04

HANNAH F. GouLD's Ep1rAH ON CA
LEB CUsnrNo.-Mr. Cushing is noted for
his go-ahoad disposition, and this elected the
following:
ON c. c.
Lay aside, all We dead,
For in the next bed,
Reposes the ashes of C--gl
lie has crowded his way
Through the world, as they say,
And perhaps, now he's dead, may be pushing!
Mr.. Gushing took this all in good part,
but rctortcd by writing the following, which
urncd the tables on Miss Gould -
ON II. +. G..
Here lies one whose wit.
Without wounding could hit;
And green be the turf that's above her!
Having sent every beau
To the regions below,
She herself has gone down-roR A LOVER
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04
NOTICE..

IEN.lS may certify that have given my son Chas
L Il. Pratt his time during his minority, and shall
therefore claim none of his earnings nor pay any
de t., Of his contra ting after this date.
Jericho, Feb. g. 1912 ZEBAH PRATT.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04
Charlotte I.yccum.

THE Society will meet on Monday evening at
1 o'clock in the School House at the Corners.
Question for dis ,ussion "Ought the inilicton OF
Capital punishment to be abolished ~ A general
attendance is requested.
a. II. STONE, Secretary
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04

TIE OLDEST WOMAN In BosToY.-We no.
ticed yesterday the birthday of the Oldest
man in the city The Oldest woman
will serve as companion piece Mrs.
Elizabeth Chase was lO2 years Of age on the
9th OF last October. This venerable lady is
constant worshpper at ST. Paul's Church, and
is very seldom absent, either at morning or ev-
cning service, unless the weather is very bad
indeed. She walks with quick, brisk step,
and although sadly bent with age, uses 10 cane,
and requires no support. Her hearing is toler-
ably good, and her sIght-which was once lost,
but has returned again-so strong, that she
reads ne'print, and hens fine muslin without
the aid of glasses. She makes her own bed
and cuts and makes all her own clothing She
rises with the sun, and seldom retres before 10
at night, taking no repose during the interval
She reads many hours of each day and not long
since read aloud, during one afternoon, one hun.
dred and sixty pages in "Baxter's Saints Rest"
But the Bible is her chief treasure. She stud
les it daily, comparing passages and illustrating
texts with the aptness and readiness Of a scholar
and divine. She has had three husbands-but
no offspring. All her relations and family con-
nections are gone. She has outlived all hel
generations
For more extended notice of this venerable
dame, the reader is referred to the "Lady's Book
for Decentralization Transcript.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04
Lively, Lively, Lively,

SNOW, SNOW, SNOW.
WILD, furious and bowling is ;he raging storr
w outside, while all Is bu,ily and quietly heinz
fxei and fixing within the Old Cheap Cash Gran
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04

His Leather and work shall be equal 10 hisTrim-
mings, and sold cheaper han eau be bought at any
other shop in the ,taie,
saddles, Brides, Harnesses aud Trunks,
of all kinds and prices constantly on hand.
Hnesburgh, Nov. 1911
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04

GENERAL CoSrREScE,-Tenth Session, will be held
in Colche ter, VI. Feb. Sth 1912, and will continue
several days Nlinisers and brethren interested are
invited 10 attend and take part in the services
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04
MAP OF BURLINGTON.

q GOODRICH proposes publish by subscrip
" ton photographic plan map of the town OF
Burlington according to the original Survey.
The size will be 2ii by 80 inches besides the Dor.
der.
1t will contain the lines, numbers &c Of every lot
in town from actual survcy-A seperate plan of the
village with all the roads in and leading from the
townA vgncttc view of the village with map Of
the River from Hubbells falls otis mouth, plan OF
Winooski Village &c. &c
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04
broad Cloths.

BrOad Cloths.
THE undersigned offer the cloths manufactured by
l. the burlington Mill CO." at wholesale at Boston
prices. he assortment comprises the varioi coors
and qualities and for texture, beauty of FINISH and
excellence Of manufacture, ars not surraesedby any
American or Ensl 81 loJhs,
FOLLErF q. BR tDLEN,.
Nov. 20. Burlington Mil 30
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04

STATE or VERMONT ! A r a Probate Court
District Of Chiltenden, S.. "A held at Burlington
within ard for said District on the 2Sth day Of De-
cent cr A. ID. 1871.
A copy Of the last will and testament of Amanda
Pea>cc late Of Napicrvllle in The County of Cool; IN
the Sia'e of Illinois, deceased duly allowed and
proved in the Probate Court for the Comfy Of Cook
aforesaid Icing presented to the Court here that said
copy may lie filed and recorded III the Probate Court
iui the District of Chucnden aforesaid, agrccaly ia
the statute in such male and provided the Pro-
late Court for sand District Of Chienden doth appoint
the ,econd Wednesday Of February next for bearing
and deciding thereon and doth order that all persons
interested lie notified thereof hy publication Of thi,
order three weeks successfully in the Burlington
Free Press a nc"'. paper printed in said Burlington
previous TO the said second Wednesday Of Fel ruary
next, that they may appear al the time and pac,
aforesaid and contest the filing and recording Of the
copy of the forcsaid will il they see cause.
Given IN Ter my hand at said Burlington, this 2Sl
day Of Decent or A. D. 1871.
WM. WESTON Register
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04

l. Boston, and for sale by GEO. PETERSON.
Jan. 25, 1912.
HERDS GRASS SEED. for sale hv
IL HlCkOk g. CATLlN,
Jan. 26. West Side Court House Square
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II r NJ PIE II AN CE

meeting of the Young Mems Total Abstinence
Society will be holden at the Court House this even
n! at o'clock.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04

merchants on the most reasonable terms, all orders
promptly attended 10 at his Factory Pearl Street,
Burlington. Jan3l. 1912.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04
M a 7 7 s @ al

ESD Mr.. Rufus Rogers Of Ferris urgh 10 Miss Jane
NJ. White daughter Of avatcr White Esq, of shell
burnc
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04
Conditions.

The map shall be well mounted vanished and col
orcd and furnished subscribers at $500 copy 'as
soon the work can be done after subscribers are
obtained to dofray the expenses.
Rurlirutnn January 10 1912
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04
Tobacco.

DYE STUFFS.
cEA Bells. Campeachy Logwood.
eOS 200 do ST. Domingo do
$50 do Fustie
$50 do Nicaragua,
100 do Cam Wood,
IS do Nader,
40 do Alum
so do Copperas,
% do Blue Vitrol,
80 Demijohns Oil do by
SO Dec. l64l. J, & J. H. PECK & Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04
Anthony Rhodes Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. ! V'HEIlon the Probate
District Of ChtenGcn, 81. l. Court for The District
Of chit'cndcn To al persons concerned in the Es-
tate Of Anthony Rhode, late Of Richmond, in said
District, decea,ei, Greeting.
Whereas, VIM. Rio les Jr. Administrator Of The
Estate of said leceascl, proposes 20 render an
CONT ofh> administration, and present his account
against said es ate for examination and allowance al
session Of the Court Of Probate, TO lie holden al the
Eagle Hall in WilIison in said district on the third
Monday Of February next.
Therefore, You are hereby noIihcito appear lefore
sadcoirt at the time-a1i place aforesaid and >hew
cause if any YOU have, why the account aturcsai.
should not Z allowed.
Given IN Ter my hand at d rington, this twefl
day Of january 4. d. 1912.
VIM WESTON, Register
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04
LOVELY &. SEYMOUR.

HANE just reed from New York large assort-
IL ment of Carpetlngs of every kind quality and
price.
English Drugetts, great variety of patterns Octa-
gon and Drab Persia Floor OIL Cloth from 3S to
"a wide, Rush Mating from A to GA wide, Riggs
Manila and Alacant Mats, Stair Rods &c. Also,
French and American Paper Hangings,-a larger
assortment than ever before oiieredin this place
and at prices that cannot fail to suit purchasers.
Nov. 18th lS4l
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04

IHE SANTA FE CAPTIvEs.-The President
has communicated to Congress the correspon.
dence OF the State Department upon the subject
OF the American citizens taken CAPTIVE bv the
Meyicans while accompanying the I'exaii IIx-
pediton to Santa Fe. Among them is letter
of the Sd inst. from Hon. ID. Webster, Secre,a
ry of State, Hon. p. Ellis, cur Minister at Mex
leo, stating the facts in the case, and instruct
ing him to represent them to the Mexican Gov
ernment, with an urgent demand that the nof-
fensve citizens of the United States, but espe-
-cialy George w. Kendall Franklin Combs,
and j, c. Howard, be promptly restored to lib
erty unframed. There are also letters of sim
liar tenor 10 the United States Col Hector and
District Attorney at New Orleans, the last an.
nouncing the appointment of Mr.. Simon McRea
Of North Carolina as a Special Agent to pro-
coed to Mexico on this subject. Also letter
from w. Alvarez late United States Consul at
Santa Fe, announcing his arrival at Indepen-
dence, Mo. and announcing that he will start as
soon as able for Washington, TO represent more
fully the indgnities, perils and Injuries TO which
he has been subjected.
There is also letter from Mr.. Ellis, our
Minister at Mexico, TO the State Department
dated December 10th, announcing the fate OF
the expedition, also, the arrival Of the prisoners
ut Chihuahua, with an extract from Mexican
paper of the 18th, announcing that three Of then
had been killed on the way by Captain So.ozar
because they had become weared and unable
to proceed. Mr.. Ellis states that he has no
felt authorized TO interfere in favor Of American
citizens who had denatonalized themselves b,
engaging in such an Expeditions Tribune
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04
EarWcll's Shoes.

TaFWCITS SHOCS.
a E e' supply, of Morocco e, walking Shoes kId
celved aud for sale cheap, by
Dec. !, ls4l. 5. NJ. POPE.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04
HENRY WHITNEY. ! sioners
l.. l., FARRAR

l.. l.. FARRAR
gives notice that
he continues to
carry on the bust
ness as usual of
manufacturing
Stone ware Of a
superior quality
in all its varieties
and will ~ all
times be IN read
q. l.. .. -. ! -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04
SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE.

An ~. THE subscribers will positively
&rfSss;r ~ sell on or before the 10Th. day
SSfs9 Il Il n ~ of FEBRUARY next farm IN Mil
Mssg Y ton-beonging to the estate OF
sJiiTvas pAnks. the late Ell Darnum Esq. con
sisling of about five hundred and
>-A.asSns--'e''' fifty acres, about three hundred
of which is ntervale aud 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 is situated on the bank Of river Lamoi, at
the head of navigation, is in good state Of repair and
cultivation with d suitable proportion of meadow, pas
ture and arabic land-and presenting objects of in
terest and inducements an intelligent purchaser not
10 be equalled in this quarter Of the State.
Purchasers are invited to call and examine for
themselves soon-and secure great bargain. Terms
made easy for The purchaser.
ELIJAH HERRICK. ,i,;ri,...,ors
SAMUEL BOARDMAN. ADMINISTRATORS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04

HoREID ATrEMPT.-On Thursday, near nigh,
woman, named Margaret Mckenny, was seen
by three men near the foot of 2lst street, East
River, with an infant crying in her arms. pro.
ceeding toward the dock. In few minutes
she returned without the infant, when the three
men instantly seized her, and while one held
her, the other two hasted to the dock, and find
Ing the infant floating in the water, with a long
pole brought it safe to shore, got it out, and
then with mother and child proceeded to the
Police Office, where the latter and recuscilated
and taken care Of, and the unnatural mother
locked up. This afternoon the infant was per.
ioctly restored to health, nurscd freely, and
placed in the hands of sound female TO be
nurtured. The monster of mother was com
mttcd TO prison for tral-N Y Tribune.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04
CASH PAID FOR WO0LLEN RAGS,

CRSH PAIU FUR WUUILEN RAGS.
WE wish 10 purchase 200 tons of all Wool Rags
w such as old Bed Quilts, Coverle,s, Blankets
Shees, Shirts, Drawers, Stockings, &c, including
Merino, Clrcassan, Plaids, Bombazeis, and every
kind and color Of all Wool Goods not failed or feled
excep, carpetina, lasting andiprunclln.
We VIII pay four cents per pound for clean Rag
in any quantities, delivered at our Store, West sid,
Of the Square, opposite the Court House, Burlington
Vermont.
For all Wool Carpeting, we will pay | cents per ID
HICKOK Is CATLIN.
Burlington, Dec. TO- 1871.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04

NOTICE.,

Carpetings.
A NY one wishing 10 buy carpet cheap, if they
IAwll only take the troulle call T.. NJ. Wright
x Co. College street, they can lie acconmoda el a.
u price and qnnlItv, no mlstake Dec. %.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04
ID i @ d
cnnAp1,AEPSltrl, No1,lcE,

In this town on the 3ls,. ult. Mrs. CHARITY LANE
aged so years.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04

Alpaca Cloths.
A SPLENDID Article, tsik warp, Alpaca cloths
~ Alpaca Lustrc; lac lack NJ. De LANES, ant
Cashncrcttc Cloths, just received at prices cores
ponding with the times, tv f. NJ. WRIGHT q Co.
Nov II.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04
LOOKING GLASSES.

WANTED. in exchange for Goods, Bennington
w Money at so cents on the dollar. .
Jan. 7. GEO. PETERSON.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04

Lehigh Coal.
N0 TONS Lehigh raked Coarse Conl, housed
and kept from the weather, for sale by
Nov. %. FOLLLTT d. BRADLEY.