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TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION,
On Saturday, December. II,

AT H. THOMAS AUCTION ROOM.
A BRICK HOUSE with small clap boarded Cot
\ tage attached, al the back, on the new road,
few rods south of the Bridge which can be rented in
three apartments, as hree doors all open at different
points, or it can as well be used az one house. Good
stone cellar under the ~hoe the beet Of water con-
veyed in pipes about 20 feet, into the cellar Good
Stable and Shed, small yard, &c
Also, a building lot about AZ BY 65 feet on Pearl
Street. opposite the Store formerly occupied bv Dan
Day, al the top of the first hill from the bridge, on
the level part Of the sireet-most convsneat for any
business on this side Of the bridge.
Another small lot, 30 feet front, on the new road,
next south Of my house Also, Balance of email
lot through which the road ran, leaving about IS feet
front on the new road and very narrow at one end.
and about l6to 20 feet a, the other north of my
house, and cut of from the new Road. Lots now
| owned BY Messrs. Vilas LOOMS & Co. and one
bought by Mr.. Shad Place, which makes them of
| value to those persons. Warrantee deeds from Mr.
John X. Gray and Mr. H. W. Catin. Also. mort
gage Deeds and sl the given for about ITO acres
of lend in Fayston, vi.
All the above deeds can be ssen At CHARLES
BEss's shop, Pearl, st.
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Jehediah Fields Estate.

Jenediah fieid's Estate.
STATE or VERMONT AT a Probate Court
of Decent er, A. ". 1912, mn Instrument r,irrorng
10 he the last VA anil T'ssiament of JEnEl IAi
FIELD, late Of Jericho, in sail rIc deceased, wa
preserved TO the Court here fer Prof ate by Charlie,
HUI bell, one ofthe devi ee- therein named.
THEREFORE it IL ord, red said court. that PM lie
notice Lr given to all persons concerned therein 70
appear efore said cour', at session hereofio he'll
den al The Registers office, IN said Burlington, on he
lest the prof se OF said WILL and i, is further or'ere
hs, this order lie published three weeks succs> svely
in he Bennington Free Press, newspaper praed a
Burlington, in this Sac the las, OF which shall pre-.
vic 10 the day assigned, Aero aid for hearing.
Given under my hand at the Registers Office, this
5lh day Of Decent sr, A. d, 1912.
20 WILLIAM WESTON, Register.
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Aburgh, 2slh Nov, 1912. 20
Effects of Henry Zottman Of South Hero.


NOTICE is hereby given tina, y virtue Of an or
l Y der, TO me directed the United States District
Court, FIR the District ofVermoni, Of The iii LAY Of
November 1912, will sell Al PuBIrc Auction, a.
the Stone Store opposite The dwelling House Of
Nancy Adams, IN South Hero, in the County Of
Grand Isle, on Monday he 81 day Of January lS43
commencing at o'clccS p. NJ. the following article,
Of personal properly, and cho' e in action, which are
vested in me hy the orders and DEGREES Of laid Cori.
VIII Table, Sand fancy chars, psrlor stove,
ana ppe-, shovel and tung>, ,add.e, old Bridlle,,
pa hand cart wheel, 10 Boxes, us lis IRON, 10
rs .ieel, l9g chain, sci of Wagon 'oxes, 2 ,e>
cas-, nut, Fow ling Piece, single sleigh Cuter,
lox stove and pine, Grind Stone, Old anvil,
PIG lbs scrap ron, horse sh,-, rivos, Is bolt I
Glow, | anvil, wee, 2 dee plate, screw p a e,
>ielGe., l0hamlner,,6 tong, . nche>, Is ;ap-,
ID pairs OF de-, han,aw, Oh ss-i,, ! desk an!
>lae, ,oldcring iron, ,hoe and punch, 6
heading ,oos, punching 'ool., 90 pnnche>, Q >wsl
ge-, follower, bit ',ock and i,, drills drill
l tool bench, l coal shovel, shave, iyrr
wheel and clevy, 2 wrenches, / hone, tyre sion.
and2 hooks, spike tool and seven Other small arl-
rles lelonging TO The acksmithme business; and
the following delt> in favor o! ,ad Henry Zoman
lclore his Bankruptcy account against Will
liam A. Barnett Of Milton Of sl00 Against Foster
l'u>hey Of same place of $3.50. Levi Samp on Of
/ ,ame place, of 1904. Jane, Hudstins, Grand Isle
S0,3S. Betsy WaI,worrh, Snmh Hero, 81 cents
WIN. Phclp.. South Hero, of 35c>. Against Jesse
| i,dUloil, So'HS iIt'N, vi - cents. Ri1n LanIOn
South Hero for 81 cents. Against Seth Cark
iorh Hero, OF SO ct>. Joseph Boardnran, Sout
Hero, Of 81 c,s. Benjamin Boar Imam, Sou-h Hero
of Sl00. David Corim Sou,h Hero, IL 81 80. John
Bo>iwick, Grand Isle, sl,75. Lyman Martin, South
Hero, OF SIPS. Alexander Phelps, Milton, of 50 81
The Esla'e Of EIi,ha Roo, late If South Hero, q
1919. Peer Bi>hev, Of Souh Hero, so r,> Na'har
Adams, Grand Isle, 3fcts. Iimoihy D. Wh'e, Sorf
Adams Sorrh Hero, 1884. An srco IN, again,
Johl T. keeler. Soilh Hero, Of S24O0 An accom-
against Lamp on and Pxey, South Hero, If $500
Amer Is. Landon, SO tn Hero, Of 50 So Also,
bond eXe,ulel by Danri Kern ~ Burlng'on, TO al,
ilenry Zo,iman in 1889, binding the AID Kern
eel t" said Zoi'nan, on eng pad 81 10000 w /
he mere the dwce ling hone, arm, Blacksmith
hop and about 81 anre> Of lan. the same premise
occupied by the al Zp'fman, in Sou h Hero afurt a ID
GILES HARRINGTON, Assignee.
Alburgh, Nov. Is, 1912. 26N3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-09

RHODA SWANS ESTATE,

STATE OF VERMONT, AT A PROBATE Court
ling hor>e IN Norh Hero IN laid district on The 18Th
day oi Novenl er A. u. 1872
Present ,he Hon. Joel Allen Judge, an in .rumen,
importing TO lie b" ias viii amt testament r.. Rhoia
SWAIN late OF So nh Hero in said di.,ri decra eel
beng pre,en'ed 10 The Court here v David Corhn,
The executor herein named for Probate il l. ordered
by sad Coiri, that all concerned therein he
notified TO appear before said court at a .es. ion
thereof To lie holden al The Dwelling house uf David
Corbn in rrh Hero IN sari district on he Saturday
mex, after the third Tuesday in January A. u.
lSi3, al one o'clock =. NJ. aud ,hew c,i,eif s.y
they may have against the Probate Of said viii, for
which purpose i. ir her ordered that copy of the
record OF his order lie pnli-he three weeks succe,.
svely IN the Burlington Free Press, Printed at Bur-
llngton IN the County Of Chittendcn as soon a. may
BE-
Atrp ""pv ofRscord, Aue.,
JQN ALLEN. .gpdra
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zone hundred and elirin," exclaimed voice. tina
told at once its owners wish and his place of birth
The officer duty, finding that the Box % number
ed was not let, returned to his loop hole and scru
tinizcd the speaker very carefully when the follow
ing conversation took place:
Ofirer.-"What do you want I"
Pat" Letters, if you place"
Officer" Who sen, You hera7
Pat -" Twas jus, myself, SIR"
OfTicer.-"What is your nane7"
Pat" Dernot Hughes, SIR"
Officer" Why do you expect to get your letter
in this way ~
shure this is the post ofYice1'
OfIicer.-"Yes but why do you ask for III ~
Pat.-"1's where I live, sl,-one hundred an,
slirin, Delaney Stree."--N. Y. American.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-09

We very much regret to see the following
unpleasant statement in the Boston Trans
cript:
Judge Story.-Wc regret to learn that the
health Of this interchangeable magistrate has been
so enfeebled by his unremitting attention to the
duties Of his office in the Circuit Court Of this
district that he has been obliged to delay giving
his opinions in the jury trials for the present
term, except in some few cases of bankruptcy
now before him. The absence Of Judge Story
from the bench will be much lanentea and
the public hope is heartfelt and sincere one
that he may soon be restored to renewed activ-
ity and usefulness in a sphere in which he has
been so preeminently distinguished.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-09
Bela Chittenden's Estate.

NTE the subscribers, having cen appon'ei by
w the Honorable the Prolale Court ior the s.
nci Of Chitlen EN- comn-. iOner> 10 receive exam
inc and ADJUST the claims and deuaads of all per
against the estate Of bella CHl1TEliDEN, laie Of
Sheburn, said District, decca,e, represented n>ul
vent, and also all claim, and demands exhibited in
oet thereto; and six months from the day of he ia 4
hereof, being allowed by -ad court tor that purro,e,
We do therefore hereby give notice, that will al
tend 10 the business Of oar appointment a, the dwell
ing If Curtis 5. Chtenden, IN Shelhnrn, in ,ad Dis
trci the 29h dav ofAprl next, al 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Da,ed, TIN, 90 day Of Otoler, A. ID. 1912.
% HMM HENRY 3 ;A M6Iasr Commissioners.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-09

A : otional Thanksgiving. time seems
TO be rapidly approaching when we shall have
National thanksgiving throughout the I'm.
ion, instead Of the partial and sectional demon.
STATIONS to the Deity which now take place
This would indeed become us a. an enlightened
nation Of Christians. Last year, az is stated
by New York co'emporary, all the States
north of Pennsylvania and the Ohio river, oh
served this ancient festival, and this year the
States of Maryland, North and South Carolina
have adopted it.-GeorgetoUn Cd. CO. Adrocate
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-09
WALTONS
YER MONT REGISTER.
1S43.
S00 JUST reed and for sale "
sJOO Dec. 9Th. 1912. Z. GOODRICH.
SALE OF BANKRUPT EFFECTS,


BY virtue an order of the United states District
Court for the District of Vermont 10 me directed,
will sell at Public Auction at the dwelling house OF
Helmer Kent in South Hero OH the I'd day of Janu-
ary lsl3, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon promissory
note against George Chase, of Chaaugay N. Y, for
the Of $40 90, payable TO the firm OIL G. Il w.
Stewart. Said note is in the hands of Augustus
Douglass, of Chaaupay aforesaid for collection. Al
so, one for $l6500 against Oliver c. Burroughs of
White Hall, N Y, dated 9Th OF June, 1897 payable
in freight on Lake or Canal, the season of the date OF
said note, with interest. on which has been paid, 10
apply said note, in March, 1881 So, 10; said note
payable 10 the firm of G. Il W. Stewart
GILES HARRINGTON, Assignee.
Alburgh, 25th Nov, 1912. 20
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-09
Pierce StaNdish's Estate.

WE the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District of Chitenden, commissioners to receive, ex-
anime and adjust the claims and demands of all per-
sons aganst the estate OF PIERCE STANDISIL
late OF II ng'on, in said District deceased represent
ed lnsoven, and also allcaims and demands exhibited
in offset thereto; and six months from the day OF the
date hereof being allowed by sad Court for thai pur-
pose do therefore hereby give notice, that we will
attend to the business of our appointment, At the
dwelling of iona han B. Dixie, in Huntington, IN said
District, on the hrsi Monday, Of January and May
next At 10 o'clock, a. NJ. on each of said DAYS.
Dated this 7th day Of November. A. D. 1872
EZRA Il. GNEtN, } Commits
70 DANIEL GORilAM. sloners.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-09

Pfsrisssr lMpssriSHScE.--"Wh your PROBES.
sion n said lawyer day or two since in our Grim
inal court, addressing witness whom he was ques-
oning.
what is yours I" threw back the witness, coolly
and with emphasis
Il am a lawyer" said the first speaker.
"Then you have studied Black stone to little or nj
purpose, or you would not ask me such question.
II merely asked you" continued the lawyer, "be
cause have not the pleasure Of your acquaintance.
"Well, shall no, tell you" returned the witness
| 'as Ihare no desire TO cultivate yours"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-09
HARD HIr.-Mr. Clay and Err Gover-
nor Gilmer. The last Charlottesville Advo.

cdte gives TIC IUIIOWIHS aH0CuUtc
When the regular session "fl94 had commenced
il is said that Mr.. Gmer met Mr.. Clay and alluding
to previous conversation during the extra session in
which Mr.. G. had predicted a change against the
Wings in the fall elections advancing he remarked
II told you so Mr. Clay, predicted that Ohio and In
diana would be lost to the Wings. Every thing
foretold has happened. You find am prophet.
"'Tistu." was The eply you predicted sonc events
Mt the extra session. Mr.. G., which have happened
and which required prophet 10 fore.ee but you did
not tell me one thing, you did not tell me all. You
did not prophecy that 7. w. Gilmer, elected in the
spring in one ofthe strongest Wing Districts in vir-
pinla upon the declaration that he was erery inch
Wig would I've found in the fail less than six months
afterwards, recording his vote at the polls for rabd
1.ocofoco 10 represent him in the State Legislature
believe that was not embraced in your other predc-
iinns ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-09

WYE The 81. scrI' rr, having eel. appon ell w The
w Honorable the Pro ate Court Tor The District
OF CHI tenl-n commissioner 10 rene We, exar,in. and
adjust the ella and demands If all yer on>, ans
the estate OF Cyrus K. Birge lae ofUnderhiIl in sad
District. deceased, represenel IN olven and also all
claims and demand, eNhi cd IN " '>e, thereto and
month, from the day OF The da'e hereof, eng al
lowe by said Court fer that pnrpo'r, we Ito therefore,
herei rive notice, that will attend 10 he business
otonr APPOINTMENT, the dyell ng of Elijah Brge m
Und-rhill in ,ald District the >e'oni Wednesdays
Of December and March next, al 10 o'c elk, A. NJ. On
each Of SAID days.
Dated, this 2dday Of Novem' er A. y. 1912,
ELLIOT FRiNk Comm,
90 OLIVER GOODHUEi souer.
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Champlain Transportation Co.
THE STOCKHOLDERS ofthe Champlain Trans
l. portation Company are hereby notified, tina, Inc
annual meeting for the election of Directors of said
Company, for the ensuing year, will he holden at IN.
Hotel Of John Howard in Burlington, on the 6rs
Thursday OF January next, al one o'clock, p. NJ.
By order, &c.
PHIiO DOOLITTLE, Clerk
Champlain Transpor tation Company.
Burlington, Dec. 3D. ls42.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-09

BY virtue ofnn order of The United States Dis,ric,
Court, for the District Of Vermont, me directed
will sell at Public Auction, at my Office in Alburgh
clock in the afternoon, one vI note again..
William w. Williams. Of Georgia, for 5000, dated
August 9th, 1896, payable 10 David I. Walker, the
LIST ofJune, 1887 one note against Duncan II. Nc
Grigor, Of Alburgh, for 1922 dated LIST June 1884,
Also, two Swarms OF Bees with their hives.
GILES HARRINGTON, Assignee.
Alburgh, 2elh Now 1912. 20
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-09
New and Valuable Hooks.

lNC" anu uIuuDC hbOONSs
A MONG the new assortment of BOOKS, which
odcr> for sale, may re found the 10 lowing
Wa'ey'- Kingdom If Christ,
Ellis rrrmulary,
Longfellows Voices of tho night,
do Ballads,
Colcridgc's COME, sions,
Gems Of American Female Poets,
CarlyIe> Chariism,
Hyperan,
Henry Of Ohendlngcr,
Painters Guide,
Dunglison', Physiology,
Downng's Cottage Gardening,
Hays Treatise On Baptism,
ShitnealPs Lectures,
Burnett on Reformation.
Carve's French Revolution,
Tenny~ on'S Poems
Dungli on, Practice,
Edwards Physiology,
Conli,lon and fate Of hSand,
Goldsmith's E>says,
John,on'> Ras,ela>,
Book of Pleasures.
MY sons book,
Bible and Clio et,
Mrs. Sigournev'- Poems.
WarJ>wor,hs Poems,
Coirriisr'~ Po.fica Works,
Burte'> White Poems,
Bridal Gift,
Science Of common Things,
Flora's Lexicon,
Claim of the Coou'ry in American Females,
GRAY. Botanical Tex; Book,
UAnbi Enes Reformation 10 Germany g. Swuz
trlau
Animal Chemistry,
Agricultural Elements
Clark's Scripture Promises,
Burlington, DecIl, 1912. 27w3
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NOTICE.

OWING to my heavy losses shall be o. lig-d to
~ call on all indebted TO me 10 make payment, and
TO sell my Store an Goods avoid lhtir being sold
at Sheriff sale. hope this notice will lie sufficient.
ns should regret to sue many Of my customers that
have dealt with me over twenty years. | have a
good assortment o! Goods. and they will be old. /
shall make accounts alter The 3lst cay of Decem-
Der, lS42, at my Burlington Store.
SIDNEY BARLOW.
Rurliuston Nov cal. 1912 25-tf
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Strayed IcarDiuy,

CAME INFO the enclosure Of the suh.cr' cr, abou
~ the fr,t of November, a red yearlus STEfk-
Tie owner i re7re led 10 prove property, pay char.
ges and lake HIM away.
JOSEPH D. SANBORN
Burlington, Dec. J. 1872 27w3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-09
ID i Q q =,

In this town, on Monday morning last at the resi-
dence OF his son-n-aw r. G. Cole Esq Mr.. SAM
uEL CurLEs, formerly Of Cambrdgeport Mass aged
II years.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-09
Iron, Steel SC.

Iron, Steel SC.
O0TONS a>sor,- English Tire Iron,
~OlO" de- Svele~ ani Peru do. DO.
3 !" Rr>sia Old Sal lie do
90" Peri man tia rturel ro1niand >qna re Iron
embracing all >ize- from IN. to 2 in.
10 IONS a>>or'eI brand Iron.
10" roll Iron and .hoe shapes,
Russia bore nail rods,
Anvi's Vices, s lge>, Ira e CHAINS Borax, rilss
and Ra-p,, Shove>, Spade, Gro Bars Sc.
Steel.
Sanlerson's Cast See,
Grtavrs German %
EncI,,h fli>td.
American "
$50 Sets S'eel plated Gutter and S'e,gh shoss
&c. &r. li>l Re 'eyeih v STRONGS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-09
Celebrated Speeches.

A MEXICAN Oratory, or Select Speeches of emf
n nent Anereans-Patrick Henry Ames, Ran
doiph, Calhoun, Livingston, Morris, Hebsisr Pink
ney Ereren, dc, dc, Selet Speeches Of Wind
ham and Hutchinson edited by Rol ert Walsh, | vol
Celebrated Speeches of Chatham, Burke, Frs n'
and Macintosh, vol. Cummings Select Speeches
with Biographical Sketch, and an Appendix Of Fix
tracts from his writings, and peechcs, edited b,
sale ~ G. GOODRICH.
Nov 25. %
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-09

Dickens, in his commentator of Barnum's Hotel
in Baltimore says it is about the only Hotel in Inc
United States where he found wafer enough to wash
himself. We wonder how much water it takes to
wash Mr. Dickens. The remark have quoted is
moi we fear the only evidence he gives of his being
rather "a dirty fe low" -LouisriHe Journal.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-09
STRAY HEIFER
GREAT BARGAINS

GREAT BARGAINS
IN SHOES. BOOTEE SC. &c,
"M. HURLBUT, now offers to ssll, Shoes, a,
w prices far below what has been done hereto.
fore. Such as
Kid Buskns. or 3 qualities.
Walking Shoes, various kinds.
Ladies' Slips,
Misses Kid Slips and Lace Boots,
Misses STRAPPED Shoes
Lnce Boots Caters and half GserA
Chlldrens Thick Shoes
Do. Calf Skin Shoes
Ladies Thick Shoes coarse and finA
Also,-RUBBERS.
Mems patentand common,
Ladies' do. d.
Nov. %. 1912. %
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Montpelier, Dec. Q, 1912.
STAGE Tor PLATTSBURGH

A STAGE will commence running, daily, (Sin-
"A day. excep'ell between Burlington aud Platts.
bnrgh N. T., ria Grandlsle soon a, the ice i.
considered safe. Leaves each place al half pa>t g.
A, M. AFRO d. BISHOP.
Dec. 1912,
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GROCERIES,.

NhOC fhfES.
40 Hhds. ST. Croix Porto Rice and New Orleans
m Su-ars,
10 Ton Lump and Double Refined Loaf Sugar,
bhl,. Crushed and Powdered 90 so
6 hhds Porto X 60 Mussses,
10 bh.s Ne, Orleans do
30 Chests H,son; hyson Skin, Young Hy,on
and ronci onc Teas.
tons Sslerams,
20 kegs and boxes Plug Cavendieh snd Sheep
Toharcn.
barrel Lorll'rd's Maccnhoy Snuff,
10 bbls Smoking and fine cut Chewing Tobacco
30 boxes Bunch Rasns,
81 ha:s old Java, Gran Java, Rio, ana Lsgnira
Coffee,
do Pep 'er and Pimeato Also Starch, Gin
nnmon, Numens, Cloves. Pipes Eur LAMP Sps.m
Candles, Ginger Cod Tish, Msckcrel simon. BE.
With The above, and many Other Goods We wish
10 buy MONEY and ofr.r move for il than 10 ususy
psd in hi. vicinity, P,rsess~s sS yspee,fal!y n.
vted 10 -yll FT0Hy60
Nv. ~ M
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Now receiving, n Fresh stock o

Now receiving, n Fresh stock o
Staple and Fancy Goods, which must be sol'
CHEAP Of coure, Slcb a
Fancy Velvet Rib ons, newest style
Fancy French do do
Alpac,as. Of every variety,
Velvet Dress Handkerchief,
Silk do do
Frinaes and Ginpe.,
bonnet Silks,
Al.e, Eegsn, sha~ln Sill Broeb., psmssk wer
sted, for sale nv WV. HlHL6UT.
Nov. o. te<3 -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-09

Nor ENcorlAeISe.-At the present prices Of pro-
visions out west, the man ra SEES the worse he
is off In illinois, II takes $50 pounds ofpork to buy
wheat, % potatoes 8 onions shilling beef re-
tail, cents pound. The Tariff won't do these
people any harm, soon as il has had time to set
our factory wheels in motion, and prosperity
to mechanics Give us returns for our labor and
| We will buy their produce.-LopeH Journal
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-09
LARGE AUCTION SALES.

INKGE NUCTIUN NHLEN,
Wednesdays, "Wednesday Eyenings, and
Saturday Evenings,
BY II. T. ON AS.
CTOvES and PIPE, KITCHEN FURNITURE,
- Farming Utensils, Sleiphs and Wagons Dny
Goors, aud India Rubber Clothing. Also, A large
lot Of Fur and Cloth Winter Caps.
Sales continued in the evening.
Dec. 2, 1912. 2ln
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-09

The Editor of the Burlington Sentinel, if Malam
the removal of Mr. Stacy from the Post Office, on the
ground that he is printer. 1t must be the most dis
interested patriotism in printer insist upon his own
profession disqualification for Office. Mr.. Wins
low surely should not ask or accept the office under
such circumstances Peop,tS Press
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-09

u We find the following very complement.
tary noticice Of Governor Paine in the New
Orleans Tropc:
"Charles Paine has been reelected Cover.
show, by majority of about 1000 votes owe
his opponents. Col. Paine is undoubtedly one
of the most capable executive officers in thu
Unon-a man Of fine education, great coolnes'
and accuracy Of judgment, and singular energ.
and decision OF character. Wing Vernon
may we'll be proud of her Wing Governor.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-09
More New Goods.

A NEW lot Silk and Cot on Warp A pacca Lustres
~ Winer Ne>,ins-, Vev-l Bonnet AMI Cap Rib
h,n,, MhT,, B "a, Caps, Fur Trimmings, Miiiens,
Gloves and Moca>'n> Cloths and Cashmere Horse
Blankets, &c Sc. lu.t recdly II. w. CA1llN.
Nov l7l. 1872
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-09

late decided that order ofihe State Court un.
der the statute against the father of illegitlmate
child for its maintenance could not be discharged by
decree in bankruptcy. 1t being an obligation i'm
posed by nature.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-09

A SIoN.-Onlv one Loco Foco paper in Alabama is
in favor of Van Buren,; all the rest have out in
favor of John c. Calhoun.