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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-26

NiLSa@.fiber, having made arrangements v5s, -.
3 ~P5oFnst2rso Of the Inspiring Foundry, for rover for
o1tlaiis Machinery j. nov prepared to fdrafsh h. friend.
ana me pubic generally Or a short notice. ali kinds Of Ma
ief easl a. CaTdIns Machines, Condensers,
Spinning Machines. Power Icons. sheariuc No,
chimes. Mapping Machines, &c. &c. Tor all Of which
as a the tste=t patterns. lie - also prepared for cutting
MAJ screws, Press Screws, &c &c.
ET.kANAH LIE
IN d. HUXLEY and RYNE, will mike to orde,
BELLS, and all kinds OF Brass Castings: and will take ola
Cor?sr and Bras in exchange for new work.
Richnaa5, FEB. Is, 1912, .-3n.
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E. o NJ VI L y ICATlO y =.
For the Pal!a dunn.
RIGHT OF PETITION.

grant. where none IS expressed, takes upon htn
self the responsibility IT proving II. | cannoi
-ay that this rule, though land down for the pur
pose, Is strictly or even generally applicable io
! ,he sui iect Of discussion. Because IT IS not M
purpose to establish. by technical objections, at
exception TO. bat rather TO arrive ata inst con
~struction Of The grant.
grave qpcsuon is now before the Americat
people. having arisen In consequence Of a Difficult
~ which recently occurred III Congress-aGor
the presentation of n petition, ITO dissolve the
union Various opInIons have been advanced
upon the different sutJecis-sPrInging out OF thts
controversy and have been urged with sHch IN
genIous and Pcrtnaelou5 obslintcy bE superior Il
b'Itties, that he who alrns at contradiction mus
proceed with cnifnness, caution, and prudence,
lest he he set down rs PafatoXIcaL
The inst Article OF the amendments TO ihe
Constitution by ttiag up The %eitPscs. reads thus
"C7ngress shall make 10 law ahfi5ctng mo right
Of the people pcacaaby 10 assemble, aGa to PofI'
ton the government II Fl redress 1t grievances.
The inst question: e. 10 c'7posc'o 1T Is, oli thls
right Of poutlca cyst before the Constitution, OF
IL Il "a creature ot titi instrument! Il i"aF9
were 10 other evidence OF the fact eAi@ting IN The
peculiar privileges aud organization oi eur tie
publican Institutions. tiiz clause settles the cues
ton n the affirmative OF the first proposition, Or
the trainers were gsilty Of a gross aasnrdIty.-
The article reads, "Congress shall make no la"
GbrI3gSag the righs 81 Now II is evident the
r.ght existed frs.. olso there wou:i not have
been any hing to a1ri1ge, bscaaao if here were
10 right, there was not any thiag 10 act upon or
to protect from subsequent invasion, and 1t ncccs-
aarilv follows that Congress could not abridya
shat which hld 30 existence. II however. il he
c"nten}sd thatthis right Is a creature o. The Con
s~;';Iaioa, then II w'ii be conceded that the ira
mers mighj have i'm,ted 1t within > very narrow
space, and. E ratified hy the American people, Il,
would have been the .sanrcuc ia.y ri the iand >
b, th;= qualification in the ~ori41ns; grant could
not bo called au abs'dsemeat 81 that grant. be-
cause it Is enc Of the craausc elements, and that
wh:eh Is aconp0uont If power, caonnt, vita any
reason or p~ro?riaiy be termed al infringement #
that power. for t1ey Che reos.e1 received all
they desired and ratified all they received.
Il then tbs right existed before tho Canstitu-
ZION, what has tA3 ccnst.::.i9n to he with M
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-26

\ parcel of young blades. one of whom was
carrying a we'll Fl ed market basket upon his orm
meta crazy riiuefant preacher, and requested al
him a prayer. lie consented provided they
would all kneel. They did So. vheroupon he
seized the basket of provisions and run off with it
before they were able to rise, telling them II was
necessary 10 '-dtch rs well es prey.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-26
e EecutoE's Notice.

TEvHE undersigned ha~e taken at II tie Wayne Prosa,.
L Court. Leltars festar7eniary d the Estate Of JoAa
Daug7a, deceased. late Of Nayne County: they would.
therefore. respectfully request az havfas claims against said
e<tate . present. them legally authenticated Tor settlement:
villain one year from IRIS da.e; and a.. indebted, % MAKE
immediate payment TIE estate j. sosvent
JOHN O. DDUGAN1
SAMUEL FRYAR, Executors.
Fc5 I6,a. 1912.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-26

NoING MEMS LITERARY A>SOClATI0N.-
Il An election. Tor the purpose of choosing 4 President.
ana SIX Trustees. II conduct the affairs of the Young Mems
Literary Association for the ensuing year: vii be ned At
NE Library room, on Sac2aI day evening" next, 81 mo. ~,
1872, Of which the Stockholders wIu take notice.
ROBr. HATrON, Secretary.
I'll Gay 2nd mo. 25h lo4l.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-26

Suicide Of tae tate Cashier of the I0lrdndr
BaHk.-On Thursday rn,fniug, John q. Boyd.
late cashier Of the Tn"anda BIuk, Pa, commit
ted suicide II Philadelphia. 1t seems that be
had been arrested on Wednesday morning. al
tile snit OF The Penn Township Bank. fer "a claim
OF S3l ,GO0--that lie had been up all the nigh
previous IN the custody Of the officers, endeasrr.
lEg to make sumo arrangements with his creu.
tors. which proved u0orilve, and tai3irg 10 obtain
bal, he had permission TO 90 toa house IN Sehuvl-
kIt Stsenth street, bet@cen Race and Vine. 10
company With tie osiceislo obtain some clothing.
Ca reaching the house, he proceeded up stairs,
wien he put a pistol TO his mouth, ard dlscbarg-
ed Il ball ID the base Ct his skull. lie died iii a
few hours afterwards.
The Chronicle; from which we obtain tho a
bove facts, says. that Boyd was formerly cash
Ter Of the Yawanda Bank fem which Office he
was dismissed en- tie l0h Of january last. Some
tiee previous 10 his dismissal, he obtained the
5aaE note plates belonging 10 lie bank, without
tho knowledge Of the board q directors, anne 10
this city, and printed. signed and issued notes to
the amount Of $4,000, unknown to the officers
OF the bank.
1t was for this that no was removed from MS
olGea. lie hid also absfrac;od fcom The Bank
100000. Mr.. Ward, the President Of the
Bunk, was IN pursuit o. him when he heard Of his
suicide. Governor Porter, who was IN the Guy
this week, left orders wish The Attorney GeLcr.
al 70 have him arrested for tie spurious Issue ol
So, 600.
Boyd has been involved in a course Of v|iliainy
for some months past, whith has inflicted a vast
deal Of distress upon ihe community, especially
annong the poor, and resulted IN the utter ruin of
a number OF estim4hle men, after pIundertng them
IN some mysterious mhnuer Of IA large amount OF
properly. Notwithstanding he has an interest
ing wife and two children IN Cogincton, Tloga
CO. Po., no was living IN this city with a mis-
;ress, IN an elegant style.
HIS statement Of The safe condition Of the To-
wandn Bank, IN the city papers, some weeks
since, may be remembered by many, and his
~trlghtful death should admonjsh all.
CAIIco.--Tao Dover Enquirer says the Com
PROMISE Act, 50 termed. winch went into epera-
ton on tho Let Of January, has already entirely
Frustrated one branch Of business, which hiss biih.
orte been carried on with success--Cdljco Print
ing. The hands employed in this business at DO.
fanIiies, have been notified that the works viii be
suspended in a few weeks. Ia Taunton and
Lowell, similar noitcC, II Is said, has been gwen
SUit for Damrgcs--The celebrated DIR. FL
bridge, 50 long Under trial for having obtained a
large amount Of money from the different banks
IN tbs city on checks fr#uduiautiv, marked good
by the paying fe!leTs Of the different banks; a
considerable sum 81 money was found in his pos
Session when taken by the police. which had been
retained by the elalccrs and banks--Spit is row
brought TO recover damages and the money taken
rom him when arrested.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-26
RE5Jo

10 orr Old Customers, and as many Ner ones a.
think proper to GRE as cab:
WE hayo removed our SHOE STORE to he south
side OF Man street, next door 70 JOAN II. Laws
waese we expect 70 continue 10 keep On hand our usual as
soGtment of
BOOTS, SHOES. HITS. and BONVTTS
G-@Ee are also renewing a large Id: Of IRON, STEEL.
aad NAILS, from the mandatory in P~i,tsbargn; which
We eSaeCt u sell Il lczaced prices, wholesale and retail.
fIMechanics and o:aers interested. E5se Us a eaIl.
AQUIFIA ONE & SON.
Richmond, IA, p no. 18th. I942- sf
T~TEECCF0R'S N0TICE-The undersigned, having
IL taken out IF the Wayne PROBATE Court, Letters Tes-
teaeasarYs on the Estate Of Cab iaeI farrell, deceazes, late
Of 5taEne county. Indiana: requests al those indebted 10
said estate 70 make immediate payment. and all persons
having claims against the same TO present them. legally au-
i1eat5cate9 for settlement, within oae year from tbs date.
Iae estate j. supposed 10 BE solvent.
ELLIOTT
ABRAHAM ELLIOTT, Executors
Fec. 25.a. 1-I3 9-f0~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-14
Nea1 FaH GOOds.

THE subscriber has Just received fIom New York
i large and extensive assortment of Fall and
Winter Goods, which he offers for sale at the lowest
possible prices for cash, viz
Super blue blk wool dyed waived beaver cloths,
q Indigo blue, bluo blk and lnyis, green pain do.
Superhne and common broad cloths, all coors and
pilot do do
blue blk, gold mixed, and fancy eolored
Cassin Ie,
steel mixed saunetis
"a a. and 81 WINE hannels
"a twillcl and plain coorod do
Velvet, satin. and da'k wbrsted yestings
f.IIht and dark figured and plain silks.
Challeys, Mous'n Dc lniuos,
Anncca Cloths French English and German Msrhos
81 rrls. Laces, Ribbons, Cloges, s1spenders. 90.
I n, h 1912 II W, CATiIN
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/ 1 ~ ," y i'' NO ~ ~ w IL
VeTIEzIut District.
IN tiAN.[RC pTCY.

~ I14t ' IL = L u
Notice TO show cause agains, Potion of
ALBERT O. BLAKE, Of Milton in said District, to
be declared Bankrupt al the Courthouse IN Ru.-
land n sad District, on Thursday October q,
SAMUEL BARTLETT OF Jerichoin said District 10
be declared Bankrupt at the Court-H House in Rut-
land, IN said District On Thursday October 8,
MARTIN Z, BosTWICK, orJercho in said District,
to be declared Bankrupt ut the Courl-llouse, in
Rutland in sad District, on Thursday, October
DANIEL II. LAKE Of Stow, in said District to be
declared Bankrupt at the Courthouse IN Rutland,
m sad District on Thursday, October 6, l5Il, 10,
TIMOTHY W. r. NICHOLS, Of Essex in said Dis
rIct to be- declared Bankrupt, AZ the Court House,
m Rutland, N said District on Thursday October
NATHANIEL T. STILES, of Undcrhill in said Dis.
met 20 be declared Bankrupt, al the CouIt-H House
IN Rutland, IN said DisIrict, on Thursday, October
TABOR ! Sc NELL ofAlburghiu said District,
TO be declared Bankrupt at the Court House, in
Rutland in snd District On Thursday October 6,
1872 TO- 4. NJ.
Asa SNOII Of Jericho in said District, to be de.
clrcd Bankrupt, al the Court House, in Rutland
N sad District on Thursday, October 6, 1872, 10,
VERNO on HAPRTNG TON ofpurlinrtonin said
District, to be declared Bankrupt, at the Court
House IN Rutland, IN sad District on Thursday,
October 6, 1872, 10, 4. NJ.
FRANCIS H. JOLNER of Richmond in said Dis
uct, to be declared Bankrupt, at the Court House
IN Rutland in said district, on Thursday, October
SIM on II BLISS, of Essex in said District to
| be declared Bankrupt, at the Court-House, in Rut-
land N sad District on Thursday, October 6, lsi?
| 10, A. NJ.
DAVID l. WALKER, of Allurqh, in SAID District,
10 he declared Bankrupt, at the Court House. in
Rutland, m SID District on Thursday October G.
~ BaNKRUPTCY Notice 10 show cause
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-14
OCTOBER SESSION, 1912.

The approaching session Of the Legisla-
ture will be one OF extraordinary importance
and interest, aud though the pay is hardly
such as to induce us to take the trouble OF
publishing a daily paper, we shall do it
through the session.
TERMS.
WALTON'S DAILY JOURNAL, du-
ring the session, 81.
WATCHMAN 81 STATE JOURNAL,
for three months, SO cents.
WATCIMAN u STATE JOURNAL,
during the session, % cents.
Postmasters and others forwarding s.
shall receive six copies Of the Daily Journal
--l2 copies for SO.
0-%Editors who give the above three in
sertions will be furnished with the Daily.
E.P. WALTON & SONS.
Montpelier, Sept 20, 1912.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-14
SilaWiS.

FALL and winter Shawls, great variety cheaper
II Than ever by h'W CATIIN
Sept 7, 1872,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-14

EFFECTS or ABNER B. LOWRY
or NrHL INEVN "

EETECVS or ABNER u. LONRG
or LINGTON
Accounts against the following persons, residence
stated to be in Burlington, viz William Ogden si,sl,
Matthew Crates $500, Samuel X. lsham $500
Thomas Mullen S35l, John Arnold S0il, Daniel
Williams 50 IS Ahncr Pollard IS ! !, Daniel Stamford
42c. Thomas Kelly 2yc., line u Johnson &l.75, Adj
am Smith 75c.. Minos Stouns Sl,55 Timothy i1a-
gar s. Is, Warren Taylor 55c., Charles Dupar @lOOS
John White $50, Thomas Conner 81, Caleb Rich
ardson Sl06i, Samuel Dorr 81 AZ, Billy kilon $1,000,
II. NJ. Wilder, jericho 35c., Daniel BOwkcr, Essex
81 90, Jeremiah Harrigan, Whitehall, n Y S9,72,
Elijah Tary, NIston S3,00 Henry lsham 81.
George Sl,5l William Portus, Montreal SO, ID John
Leonard Yves, Troy n. Y. S23,i1 levi French, Will
liston S2.3l, II. Howell. Charlotte Sl25, f. Goodwin,
rcsidcnceunlnown SAG, d. G.. Notion, Essex 35c.,
James Thompson Troy n. Y S-,9L Loren Stow,
Williston S38G Lyman Allen, lrtsdence unknown)
alOO Newell White. Windsor $l9,3S, T. Jarvis resi-
dence unknown 50, i2-JudGmcnts against the fol
lowing persons viz: Judgment IN favor of Morse d
Lowry n gainst Samuel Il Brown of Rome, n. York
for 5000 a. Cailin, Burlington S5,63, r. Cambe
Burlington $3.50 T.. II. Brown, Burlington 81, IS
John Agan, Burlington 50 90, Judgment IN favor Of
Morse d. Lowry against H. hldndge, residence IN
known, for Sis 00-NoTEs against The following
persons residence stated to be IN Burlington, Chester
Athcrton SlO77, Warren TAYLOR cll4I Jonathan
Taggard Sls0 :. L. Baker S!15l, Charles Clcm
cnts Sic. John Socly, residence unknown, - 80
Nelson Hill, Rochester, n. r. s $50, {. Sabn, resi-
dcnce unknown Csc. Harvey =. Hatch, Essex, S2,6O
II h. q J. Munson Willison 81 "a, II Il II. Carpen
ter, Troy n y. 52323 Erastus Allen, Ottawa $40 90
W. II. Mann, L. Canada $500, also, about 70 Vol
umus of Books and phamplot,.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-14
PRINTS.
Morning do. very nice.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
U. S. MARSHALL'S SALE.

DJBIlC NOlcc II hercTy gwen Thai The following
/ goods, wares andmcrchanll2e condemned IN the
Hon. Di,irlc Cour, Of the L. S. for the District OF
Vermont at their Oriol cr Term, 1872, will sold al
Pullic Auction at the Auction room Of Col. H.
Thoina, in Burlington in laid District on the l>t
day OF Nov. next 10 The .gh,s bidder, sale to COM
mGnce al 10 o'clock A. NJ. 10 vii: 3 horses, two
horse Wagon, whip, neck yoke, sir>iuge, 2
trace chan-, > horse IanEet-, chain ha.'cr II 3 k
buc.,hn pants, 6 pair linen drilling pants, new lri-
alc I haired rnk, pair green plaid pants, >nipei
shirt ] scarlet wor-i,d vest, 3 SUMMER vests, oil
"unk. sar', Lan'nrr>,-A.so, | French hor,e, /
,ahhur-c, Ica" Of paper carpet Las / yards
Iack lr,a cloth.
Given ou.cr my hand Al Bradf rd his lOh day Of
O.,olo., 1872.
MlII1A 4 z ,nrnN 1r.u.Lnn
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4 ISO.


FgIHE Subscriber will sell at The lowest cash
n prceth dwelling house, barn and out buildings
and about four acres Of land pleasantly situated at
Milton Falls and the tan yard shop and tools lately
owned and occupied by Warren Slbley, The House
and Barn are well finished, convenient and newi and
there is not, probably in lhecounty better situation
for the investment ola small capital in the Tanning
and Currvina business. A short credit will be given
for INIT Of The purchase money with 600 naper For
further particulars inquire ofMr. Milton Watson on
The premises or of the subscribers IN Wcstiord.
JOHN SlBLEN.
DANFORTH WALES.
Westtord Oct. L. l3i2
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y, r. f1E.Ts .YeTs tHr.

FE\llE Coparnerslip heretofore existing be-
U. tween c. Benns and C. Benns ir. under the firm
Of c. Benns and Son, this day by mutual consent
Lcavcnworh for collection. The business wilfbe con-
tinucd by G. Bunns Jr n the old stand All former
Customers a,c respectfully invited 10 continue their
patronage, and many new ones Gcsrod.
{. Benns returns 10 his shop in Pearl Street.
Oct. IL ISl2.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-14

A Commolious STONE HOUSE at present ocen-
IN pied by On. IINEuEso. For Terms apply At ,hs
premises.
burlington, Sept II SO Is n
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Now German Store.

THE Subscribers respectfully inform the inhab-
J. tants OF darlington and vciniy, that they have
on hand a3d are constantly receiving stock OF ST.
PERiOR GROCERIES, which they will sell ut
cheaper nrcfS than ercr alfred b,fore IN this mar
+et, consisting of Sugars, Teas, Coffee, Chocolate.
Cocoa, Bni-ins, Curraui-, Almonds, Primes Nuts,
Spices Rec I.arl BAILEY, Starch. Olive oil, So
gar-House N0as,cs, Sperm m! Tal!ow Candies
Sperm and refined Nhal, Oil, Soap Havana and
Principe Cigars, Tobacco Sc. &c.
ALSO
The Pare Holland (Sclatam) Gin, md r1ir. French
Cngunc for Medicine, spanish, French and German
Vines NnaGcs ol -. ana 1884 for Medicine.
They also beg leave to rqcnfiun jLat they havs =
rich assortment Of FiiETCH DRY GOODS, which
they respectfully invite th. publ 10 Inspect.
Store on College Street formerly occupied BY Dir.
]gaman, Boo. ,e...
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-14

Feathers,
Great Bargains.

| OF Wanrights best improved premium cook
stove; fancy parlour stove; box stove TWO
horse wagon.
The above ara all in good condition for immediate
use, although second hand and will he sold a low
rag WM. HURLBUT
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-14
NOTICE..

THE subscriber has fitted up he factory in the best
manner, and S prepared to execute al, orders IN
his Inc 10 the sasiacuonof customers. Fulled oths
mixed and colored &c. also E'annels, manufactured
and dressed on shares or by The yard, on the best
terms, and in the lest manner
HORATTo BARNEY.
J~t-hO conHe, hly 81, isl2
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EFFECTS or DAVIS s. Russell OF
lEE YS-(trT'n

ceased, who resided IN Detroit, Of! about $4,000
EFFECTS or DAVIS s. Russell OF
BERL{NGTON.
! Time Piece, Stoves and Pipe, 100 Shoe Lasts
4 Work Benches | Cutting Table, Boot Tree, 2
Crmps about 80 Volumes Books and Phamphlots.
And on Saturday. October Is at 10 o'clock A. N,
at nv Office,
EFFECTS OFJOHN SMITH or COL
CHESTER.
! Bond signed by James Duane, as agent for
james c. Duane, for Deed Oft certain piece of Land
lying and being in the town of Duane in the state of
New York and all the right and interest of John
Smith IN sad Land
NATHAN II. HASWELL, lssi7nts
Burlington, Sept - lSi2.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-14
"a Office.

4th of July, 1912.
JUST received and for >ale, q fresh supply Of
j Plain and lyurcd Para soils,
Real Scotch Bingham Umbrellas,
Gents light and brown Legh0rn Hats,
Mlicner, and Dress Makers can Le furnished With
many article in their line; S,lch rs
Fancy Flower, and Ariiicial>,
I'll, wound Wire, IarIton Laccs, Mn.lins, sLs,
Plain and colUred Lawns for dresses,
Whaehune-, Scissor, Needle,
Also, Shell Combs, Bead Purses,
German Silver Table andf'ca Spoons,
Fancy Pen and Pocket knlfc~
Attention is invited toan As orlmeu' Of
Broad Cloths and Ca mcrcs, from auction sales
Gr0ccrics.
Teas, Sugar, Mola,se>, anl Family Groceries gene
ra y, o! qualities and prices winch cannot fail te
VIM. HURLBUT.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-14
cOrniags O. Patterson )cHTTrGnFN corNr
COURT,
Lane. Corning &, S,yaam, May Term, 4, b, Isle

COURT,
Lane, Corning 4. Soydam. \ May Term, \. D. lsi2
A CTiON OF ASST MpSlT Tor $500, Tor goods
"A wares, and merchandze sold and delivered.
The and Defendants being absent from thus State
al the time of the service Of The Plaintiffs writ, and
not having personal notice Of the pendency OF TIN,
suit is ordered hy he laid Court now here that the
said Defendant, be nolihe,l of the pendcnc, otti,
suit Nv publishing the substance OF the Palnli's said
wrii together with this ORDER three weeks sucre sive
ly in the Burlington Free Pres, Newspaper priu'-
81 IN Burlington IN said Couu.y, the last Of which
indications to he at least twenty days tefore the
'itmo lhis Court at is next Term, on the IA
Tuesday OF November next, which Will lie deemed
sufficient notice 10 the said defendants 10 appear and
make answer To thus suit.
]. \. PouERoY, Attorney. . ...
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-14
New Goods.

4 VERY large assortment Of Fall and Winter
"A Goods just opened cheaper than ever by
Oct. 9TH 1912. 10 H. w. C4TLlN'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-14
New Boarding iiouse.

NTARRtN SlBLEN has opepel BOARDING
w HOUSE in the building known as 'he Wards.
worth House, corner Of Pearl ami Whue streets,
burlington, where ten or dfte,n respectable boarler,
may lra ccumwaJa 81.
sept. -, 1872. I5c
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-14
7 tlS1.

ON the h. Of October between Bristol and En-.
- inaton, on the road through Starksboro' and
Nnesbur1h, two Feather Beds ami Glass Lantern
which Were al red up together in calico bed quilt.
Whoeyerwd give information where SAID articles
may be found or leave them At II. Thomas Store in
Bugllng on shall be literally rewarded.
HEZhKlAu FOSTER.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-14

james Corning Surriror ! CHrrrNpES COUNTY
efLarned and Corning COURT, ,.
". MAY Term A. D. 1912
Lane, Corning f. Suydam.
A CIlON OFAS>l MPSIr for 5000, tor goods,
"a ware, and merchandise sold nni delivered.
The ,ald Defendants bsIng absent from this safe
al the time Of the service of the Planti'' writ, and
not having personal notice Of the peudency Of this
suit, II is orered 10y the saI Court now here, that
The laid Defendants lie notified Of the tendency OF
this SUIT, ly publishing the substance Of The Plain .
I'M said wr, together with this order, three weeks
,ucce,sivclv in The Burlington Free Press, "A newspa-
ner printed in Burlington IN said County, the last Of
which publication, TO lie al least twenty days Iel"rr
the sitting oiihis Court at lls next Term on the 4h
Tuesday of Nuyeml er ncx' which will be deemed sui
ioleut notice 10 the said defendants TO appear and
MAKO an,werto this said silt
j. \. PuMERuy, Attorney
WIN. NOBLE, Clerk,