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New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28
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ug M, slptih ael ,n Hs parf.-s athletic ekrr,sr. -
nar - hN ,ffi p1nutOY regulations. al ttsstons nom
gsr pnnpuetv; 'o insure ms be- heea csrrts tr>
Sect 100 i'',ii t. a. aagtcllary tto,f rhsfgr,i Oh
10. general ,lYers.or.
To srsngti, vstiag tn ~ an q - cien. .., rou,
OF >eulruf tnt lsgoran. sNrrc &c Iurnt thsr al
rom bu.nr>, > fl IA, high order.
inyng hy the sr htai cess cc,s qu~ut gDen q, .,r~
and perfect ven, Atom auf ihe ourr lu drs,uin NEW
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or,Nsung the f>us itrulOu nch 0ieet on - tl
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28
ITOOD SCREWS.-As.orted from

w in. ~. ITO IL. No. ~. mate nom the bet
cd Iron .y iie New England Screp Co. AMI warranted
uprri0! ~ imported mangaciured by any otter
hli.inert in the L. States inr sale by their agent,
iyeD NATH. WIrIERELf. Jr. ~ John-St
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28
Childrens Ciothes
DOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTIl-

LING, either at wholesale retail at DoL>ON'> new
Clothing store No % Chatham street, cheap The cheap
ami good the be that be found IN any ohef
part OF the city. ie2 81
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28

DOSTON MISCELLANY for August.

FmbeiJ "uts-Brnher I'm Monument, drawn and
engraved eXpr.- 'orhs Ms Piiany-On steel.
Portraits &, .nIui.ted Americans. gOt at great
pcn,e ,Nprr.sy uie Miscellany strclGeorge WASH
nsfon. Wm. H. harrison. Henry CLAY, Daniel Webster,
ChefJu,icc MaI'haI, De " ia Clinton, Robsu FuitoG,
Tneo. Frelnshuy
F1.hOu. ur Au.ust-lhrce fgures beautifully coorei-
Music, Caydtaa "WoulI dearest tOa werl near me, hY
SpDhr
Terms-sj per sn0Bn, or p cts. per number The en-
br.h .hreni, alone worth twice the pToe Of the nun'r
Literary content, a, varied and interfering usual
BRADBURY -ODEN Co
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28

can at ~ cash 80 Nice brought s. %. months.
Cssk Olive and Manufactured spsrms arc very duh
PLASTER PARI>.--sies have been made OF 100 O NJ
here a. and parcels deliverable ~ the ghborhood
Of PoDghkrrpse. az g p "a 81 all cash
PROVISIONS There cOntinues fsir demand for Mes
and Prime Pork aud neice aes Of ono reinsp.cird
Mes at s.; sEd 0oo sbs Prime al > 37s. Holders
firm - ior Mes. and s. - tor Prime Old selling al
scarce, and sales making al = - = and Prime al
- Lard. Mans, A. without c.aEge Vib az improved
demand particularly for Hams and SHOULDERS Batter and
Cheese remain Gull.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28
INSURANCE.
fire Insurance Company of n,
EHE HOWARD INSURANCE NOM.

HENRy LorT Secretary.
o. pfru.un nrxx
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28
AND PLATED BRASS

IL first rate article OF Rolled and Plated BTass,
a,Wavs be found at JAMES g. MOtFETT. l2l Prince ST.
near Wooster AT The lowest market prices. Likewise very
superior article of COop-fS RrsSs a2u
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-30
HiiR ! UiIR!!

BALD ENN.-ImYori1nt Discovery tic Gr.a.
mystery iotwd ont at last
T}R. STEBRY'S HAIR REDENERATGR.-Dr
- Strrry, after much attention to the importar,
subject Of preserving the hair has after many expert
mcnis ch m.cai and physical been able To- dscoytran
article which is now offered with the greatest conf.
dcncc for the toilette the best thing e.cr discover.
ed, Tor lis soitening ana penetrating quality, ia pro-
duce good head Of haf-lJ prevent 1t from falling
of when badness is apprchculod-.t rnsitr, it s., IN
badness has taken place and prevent from ;urn-
ing gray. It's more nourishiug than pomatuu, an
tiquc OIL or Cologne water 1t is n bcautiu arte,.
for ladies' curs-it makes the hair soft and hyo,y
and produces uncommon orlI.ancy. ThousquGsaay
tested its superior virtues and excellence and n eve
ry instance i stands unryal'd. II is AN inflllsl,
cure in all affections Of the skin ON hehsalas dan.
druff &c &c. Every family should be supplied with
bottle otths OIL that by its application to the head
and hair of children the beautiful and ornamental an
pendaac of fine head of hair with which mature ha.
supplied Us, may be preserved.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-30

The sudden death of this lovely young lady has
caused the profoundes grief to large circle who
knew and priced her excellence. Those who were
acquainted with her in the walks Of life, need not be
told of her glorious triumph over death. She lived
the life of an humble nm devoted christian, and truly
can we say her "last end was like his
Lincs, surgcs,edby tie sudden death Of Charlotte r.
Yes we will weep, our bitter tears shall gush,
For our rent hearts are wrung with deepest pain,
That she, our loveliest, in The morning flush
OF her 70 ne life we shall not meet again
Did we not love herl yes but love in vain
Did strive to kndle in her cheek the blush
OF health, or make the anguid eye regain
Its brightness or the creeping lile-lide rush
As was its wont How could death thus our fond
hopes crush
She came among us in the early glow
OF youth, and beauty, and her brgh, eye danced
With joy, that weld from the pure heart below,
Like some clear springon which the sun has glanced
Friends gathered round her, and as time advanced
New acts of virtue on her pathway shed
Thelt blessed influence. by love enhanced;
Then who will say, that on her dying bed,
A Saviour's tender hand vas not beneath her head
O. who can tell the cxultation high
That kindes in the christians soul when death
Unbars the prison gate, and seraphs fly
With it above, to claim the vlctors wreath?
linen dry your teafslor mo lhe grave semi pieu''
Has swept peerless flower from earth away,
IT'S planted in genial cline, beneath
A brighter sky, where clouds hide not the ray
OF an enduring sun, of an eternal day. ~
ESSer County Republican, HELEN.
At Alburgh, on the 2lst instant, ut the residence
her father, Hon. WILLIAM s. SowLEs, SARAH MAR
TIA SowLBs, of consumption, IN the 2Oth year OF he
age. .
At Wiliston, on the 18th instant, Mr.. SAMUEL {
ALEXANDER, in the 3ls year of his age
At Undcrh, on the 26th inst, Mr. CyRUs II
BrneE, of the hemoptysis, after a painful illness o
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-30

harsIvo lScnESr -THE SANE Old CoON.-An
incident occurred at the great Wh.g gathering at
Hamilton (Ohol on Satutdy last thai created vast
deal of amusement. As one Of the delegations from
n neghbprlnr township was euier,n- me town in a
long procession, hearing various banners emhl-lus,
and icvices and singing Nhi- SONGS the sp.rl' o..
so, u cluster of LDcJ.QcD- sta t!.g among the
Wings were hHsy III making remark. upon The APP
proaching multitude. See" sald one OF the lo,Us
" there comes WhI:cry with us banners, cap-tra D.
aod humbugs and shouldn't wonder if they had
the same old coon they had here in the Convention
o. l540."
BY this time the van of the procession began pas
sing the group "a long string of horscmen, SIX OF
eight abreast, each one bearing some appropriate
banner. Next came on which number Of
blacksmith were at work; and bearing various en-
bnms of their trade Then came another can bear
ing parcel OF shOemakers at worh, and also having
pirate banners and devices. Next came large car
OF log cabins boys bearing various emhlems Of hus-
handry and particularly representation OF humble
life in the ''sIashes Of Hanover" In the midst OF
the car oak saplng on which was pefched a
noble looking coon, hnvlng label immediately
above his head, in large letters, The Same Oid
Coon"
Soon after this was discovered, one of the Wings
Fosrel out, " there comes the same old coon, sure
enough"
The Loco who had before propheccd that il would
come, appeared to be struck with utter dsmay, and
with an agonzed c0Jntcnance exclaimed, "The
same old coon, | swear, and turning to his Loco
companions SAID, Come boys, lets 20 home were
beal now-no,hlng can stand against Wing songs
and coons"
THIS elected general shout of triumphant merri-
ment from the Wings tina, made the wclkin ring for
mle-every one eScialmng 'the same old coon r.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-30
NOTICE.
20 Farmers and Wool Growers,

The M ser err having aiken me Wcaen Mann
furturna E,'a'.I hment Of The Burlington NIL 60.
at Wnuu-N Fall, vil, receive wool tu Nsn.t,..
tire for customers ulou the following couIiu u..
w:
For Broairlols, such q, Oxford, Steel. or Ga ,ri
Nix, Blue Biac,-, Browns, or a. ves, At ,even,y.
cent, per yard, or onc hall Of The gouls when IN
,hcl,
Narrow cloth, srch as Sheep Grew or other
mixture, will lie manufactured TO ,3.' ca. Toner ca
rea -Onalle terms.
The quality Of the cloths made A. II is e'sl,ih
menl for the AT eighteen months under the slperin-
cadcnce II the sIhcrl' ccs, Is go vel .n,u.n iu
Boston N lurk, and the nc -hl DRUG town in n 4,
STATE, that no trher recoUmen1Hlcn Is deemed ne.
cesiagy 10 induce Farmers and others wishing TO get
wool MANUFACTURED fr their own Il G or market, 10
patronise this establishment. Customers NAV rest
assured that pain, will e pared To give eutirc
satI-isct on, the machinery eng Of thetetqlsliy.
aiforis advantages tor de- ching work a. shor no
ce and IN the very lest manner, which i, an n,n,e-
meni that innot te oerei IN smaller e,iahl ,shmens
CHRISTIAN ROEl OLSON.
SAMUEL Il. RATHBtN
Reference Of character or re pon,b.llty Of The
subscribers may t had by applying o
Sidney EaHo,y, Agl. H. ". Co.
j. Al. II Peck u Go. Burlington.
folleueS Bradley "
J. w. Weaver, Wnocs FALL.
Niaocsk Falls, Aug. SlIl7i2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-30

IL most highly esteemed Melcla- that has eve
heen discovered for curing Copgis, COlds, Ast.m2s,
aud CONSUMP1IONS. 1t vii 40 remove. u'
Whooping- Conqh in one week. Prepared ~ liz"
ny SEYMOUR, from the ori gins roeep, by he dires
lion Of ,aid VI Oure.
For sale who'e-a'e, by PECK & SPEAR, B1rn
ION, and at retail, ~ the principal Druggists IN
Uuiel States.
Order. directed to Ilenry seymour, i'dey, WAS
Medicine lmln- lila ely fIrni,hsl
CAUT oN.-As there IS nach Of the spurious art,
Gle for sale, IF particular 70 enquire for that pre-
pared by Henry seymour, Hallcy, Ma.sarh sets.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-30
LUCY HITCHcoCKs ESTATE.

ST 1E o. 2F cdsS1S Fs PG's, s Go
ton within and for the District aforesaid on the thin
day oil September, A. d. 1912, an Instrument put
porting to be the las, Will and Testament OF Lucy
e. Hitchcock late OF Burlington in said District de
ceased was presented to the Court here Tor Probate
by Samuel Hitchcock, one of the. Executors therein
named
Therefore, it is ordered by said Court that publ.
notice be given to all persons Interested therein toap-
pear before said Court, at session thereof TO tc
ton on the second Wednesday of Oclolcr A.
ID. 1912, and contest the probate Of said WILL ana
it further ordered hat this CT be published three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Bur ngton Free p SO. Il
las, Of which shall be previous to the day assignee
| as aforesaid for hearing.
Given undermy hand At the Registers Office til.
81 day Of September \. D. l5l2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-30
CHINA.

1t was currently reported at Canton that
the Emperor, rather than await visit from
general Sir II. Cough and admiral Sir VIM.
Parker at his Palace at Pekin, had prefer
red retiring beyond the Great Wall with his
family, considering himself to be much safer
IN Tartary than in China. His Celestial
Majesty before going was graciously pleased
to command his loving subjects to fight away,
promising that if they killed all the barba-
rams he would return aud rule them as be-
Tore Such imperial condescension must be
very gratifying TO Them. We quote from
me Canton Press the latest news from,
China -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-30
TWeM of the Emperor.- learn on

Flight of the Emperor.-We learn on
good authority that the Emperor, appre-
hensivc of a visit from the English to Pekin,
has retired into Tartary, and has, before
his departure, magnanimously issued procla-
nations to his people, onjoining them to de-
fcnd themselves to the very utmost. We
wonder villa, the people will say TO be for
saken by him whose duty it is to protect
thcm--such pusillrnimity deserves that the
People should throw off their allegiance to a
Prince who seems so little deserving of it.
INDIA.
A Geographic despatch from Marseillc;
dated the 30th ult., announces the arriva
at that place of the overland mail from India
The intelligence it trings painfully confirms
the approximations which were excited in the
public mind by the last accounts from Jella.
labad. The Great Lice,pOoL which reach.
ed Marseles on Tuesday morning, is the
bearer OF the most melancholy accounts from
the camp of general Pollock. These ac'
counts come down to the Odd of June. Dis
ease, excessive heat, scarcity of provisions
and the simoom, had decmated the troops
and discomfort at the state of naction il
which the troops were kept, is said to be a
its height. AS was antici patcd, Ukba
Khan had possessed himself of the Bala His
ed there. The encouragement had, how
ever. left general Pollock to act accordin!
to his own judgment. Symptoms Of muffin,
had manifested themselves among the Sikhs
The accounts from Candabar are the It'll
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-30
MIDDLESEX COUNTY COURTEOUS
PHILIPPE IN TROUBLE.

Mrs. Mary Higgins; lady of Hlbernlan eXtrac-
lion' ana whose N9cal powers We're enauGa Tllh
Frenehnan, the namaaake oithc king of the French
for the sum OF nineteen sui!inEs ana slNlCuce.
'ommissioner-wnat IS the clam Tor, Mrs Hog
gn5
,o ows n,s.li IN reah'r of me ready furnished
I'd7n'' It's IS poor WdIy woman an ana So
me lord m obliged 10 take It IN n'n-l llughef 10
Gals hlHsel has never PAD me at all, from the il"e
ne first d1ued me peg III" iht NaIto9etaeri Ii>e
hM thaie as he Is. lNeiIs OF .luAner ana sure
money.
Iomn'S,ohof- nat 90 you sd! u 'Hs, MI LOU
is PhII!ppe!
MT Philippe iIookng exceedingly hNe an excited
monkevl-Sais sha!l say holnh so hucn asyou
not j TO near. LAUGHTER This woman Ietame
90 INTO her btd, ana And one-iwo-thFte-sAdo2
en- orders IN dc same pea; lLnH.hlerI ,,,
Gommissoner-N What! SIX dozen IN one pea
night keep biting and biting, and de more bite de
more they keep on seTac sctach ltoars of laugh
TEL sleep awake all de night and nevorc so much
as open my eyes that BED 80 dirty, g,
Mrs. ioggins- Hear him sow, the lynn basic; II
It wasn't for manners, I'd tel HIM pace Of me mind
had luck 10 the mother that bore hun; me own house
tn" Shirt on your lordlhips own back. laugh
ter.
Louis Phi'pHo-lt was not so much de what you
calls bugs an fees much IS the an.ady's tongue
which keep on 4 go, 60 like one internal machine
and got no sleep ill wakeup IN the morning
Iaugh'erl; then de beds 50 much drty,-ver dirty
mist most neyaare 10 pay 10 4onoay So mach mon
e!S NM 80. - y H i,b av this money
. M - 49,. "a U.,''0 i'' ''''7 N'
.,as r. ,;rr 49,, ~ lo,.;,, ';,,,, ,ho hor,,;n Tho
,,.,,, snai,5r az II mo ,,,, n..ris 90 I,t
,l.yr,--
8, >-,.. lr ,,, nav. IN. e,il Ito r,,,roso,,,,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-30

The New Bedford Bulletin relates the fol-
lowing story Of Hon. Dixon II. Lewis, menu
Der of Congress from Alabama at is said
of Dixon H. Lewis, fwho is so large that he
occupies three seats in a stage coach, but is
elected to but one in Congrcss,) that while
looking round for sufficiently capacious
chair. a, a public mcctjng, an cid fashioned
man cird out, Three cheers for Lewis =
whereupon three chairs were Immediately
brought in, and the great man comfortably
seated amid the loud applause Of the audi
cncc -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-30

Laconic.-It is said that gentleman in
New York city received letter from Dan
il! Webster announcing the fact of the ratIf-
ica'ion of the treaty with Great Britain, da-
ted on Saturday evening 10 o'clock, Of
which the following is IA copy:
"Dcar Sir---WA, work i, dona-3o to O.
Yrs II w"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-30
Who're is rnmor afloat ola most monrnrnl an

Where is a rumor aioat ola most mournfnl and
shocking affair having occurred at Wndham W.
person by the name of Spauldng, OF New Ipswich,
in this State, left hi home short time ago and went
10 Wmdham. Last week his brother went there af-
tor him for the purpose Of bringing him back. On
Sunday morning he was standing in shed with him
seemingly peaceable and quiet when he received on
his head a wound inflicted with an axe by the mad
man, which caused his death in few hours The in
sane brother has been lodged in Newlane jail to
awai his fral -fKeenc Sentlnel
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-30
4lh OF July, 1912.

TT ~ = IT ' = y 1T
TuSr received AMI Tor ale a fresh supply II
J Plain an dgrsd Para -ol,,
Real Scotch tilngham Uni rcas,
Gents "a, and brown Leshorn ilas,
Millener- and lre, Makers can lie furnished with
many article n their linei ~uch IS
Fancy Flower and Arlvisl>,
Slls wound VIE, 'lafllon laces, Nlslih., g. ks,
PAN and cooI~' Lawns ior dresses,
Whaehone,, ScI sor>, Neele,
Ako, Shell COMBS, Read Pir.e,,
German Sl>eT ia le and Tea Spoons,
Fancy Pen and Pocket Kniye..
Attention Is nyiel 20 an assortment al
Broad Clo.h aud ca simores, from aieiion "a =
Groceries,
Teas, Sugar Mola,ses, and Family Groceries srhi-
ra ly, at q auc and Prrss which 1Snn1' Ia ~
sea e. VIM
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-30
From the New Orleans Bee, Sept 10.

yellow FEvFR,-Durlng the last TWO days there
were IA admissions of yellow fever into the Charity
Hospital, l2 discharges and deaths.
The number of inerments reported n the Board
Of Health for the week ending on Saturday were 49,
OF which Al of yellow fever.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-30
M pr 4 q n

On Sunday evening, the 25th instant, by the Rev.
J, X Converse, Ma. s. w, TAILOR, of the Amer.
can Hotel, TO Miss MARTHA r. WnKIss, all of tins
town
In Shelburn, on the 18th inst. by VIM Harmon
Esq, Mr.. ORviLLE u. IsHAM, of Shelbun, to Miss
BETsEY +, BRowS, Of Georgia.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-30

FIAe Wing young Men of New York
TO the Hon. 'Siias Wright, Jr. Our read
ers will recolect the apology which Silas
Wright recently made TO his party for vot-
ing for the Tariff, and the promises by which
he accompanied it. Referring to this vote
the Wings Of New York adopted the follow
ing Resolution at their late State Convcn-
ton:
Resolred, That we sympathise with our djstingu-
ished Senator, Hon, SiiaS Wright in the necessity
10 which he is subjected of humbly apologzng t. his
political allies and promising not to do 81 again.
whenever he give vote for his constituents and we
cherish lively hope that he will be relieved from this
nsc5sity on and after the ith Of March next.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-30
Farmers and Mechanics
ia NIX STOCK.

WILL be sold at the subscribers office on Sa:-
w urday, Oct, sth, at 10 O'Clock, A. VI, at Pub
nc 10, Auc lon IS Shares OF EARMER'S "a MECHAN-
II - BANK STOCK for approved Bankabe paper
at 80 days with interest
N. b. HASWELL, Aucloncer.
Sept. II, 1912.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-30
NOTICE,

TiE subscriber has fitted up his factory in the best
manner and is prepared 10 execute all orders in
his line TO the Of customers. Pulled Cloths
mixed. and coored, DC. also Flannels, manufactured
and dressed on shares or by the yard, on the best
terms, and in the hest manner.
HORATIO BARNEY
iercho Centre July 81 lei?
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-30
BURR INGTON COMB FACTORY.

vTNITE Subscribers having taken the well known
i Establishment, formerly occupied by Villas,
LooMis, & Co., are now manufacturing and VII kee!
constantly on hand, general assortment Of COMES
of superior qualities, which will be.aiordod at the
lowest prices. Merchants, and Others wishing fo'
a superior article for retail, vii find IT TO Their advan
tage to call and examine our stock. .
CIRCUIT # T1MANuS.
Burlinptou Sent g. 1872 ID If
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-30
L LIZ hooks.

) Vols. Pe'ord tis AbridQment Is Vols
American Chancery Digest, Vols. Eden on In
junction, new Edition. Adams on Ejectmcnt, new
Edition. Principal and Agent. Luhe's Equity Plead
inr. COnkllna's Practice L. ). Courts. Law vi
f .ytnres. Pckne On Bankruptcy.
just received by {. GOODRICH.
Sent 7 1912
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-30
Now tIONlls.

u rOOLIT7tE has ra>i received from New York
/ "a new supply ot Fa. and Win.er Goods, wh d
%I &c sold al Yer. low prizes.
Sept. 2, lsi2. l. CIV
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-30

The Globe is alarmed at the arousal of
the gallant Wings Of Ohio, and predicts
truly we doubt not--dcfeat TO Locofocoism
wherever the spirit of 1910 is revived. Ii
cxpends column and half in warning its
friends against the efforts OF the Wings
The name of Henry CLAY upon our banner
carries dismay into the ranks of the enemy {;
for they know that it gives token of gallant
contest, fought under "A leader, worthy of the
principles he represents, and the great par
~ he leads to victory.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-30

The Louisville journal says:"rhings are
daily getting to look more like the glorious time
Of 1910. We saw couple of Tennessee wag-
ons, the othel day. surmounted with gallant flags,
inscribed with the name Of "llenry Clay"
"By heavens it was goodly sight," The
electric feeling of the olden time was kindled
w>hin u.s. We almost felt as if about to see and
hear the great Wing ball again rolling and thun.
dering through the streets"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-30
ID 4 q a

In this village on the evening Of Tuesday, 9th
INST CHARLOTTE f. Stafford, oldos, daughter Of the
Rev H. Stafford Of Burlington, and wife of James
T. Whaling of this village, in the 2}l year Of her
age
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-30
New Boarding House.

XNARREN SlBLEY has opened BOARDING
w HOUSE in he binding known as she WARDS
worth House corner Of Pearl and While streets
burlington, where ten fifteen re- p,c,alle boarler
may lie accommodated.
Sept. Is, lSi2. I5E
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NPAn error has occurred in the date fix
cd for the sale of Bankrup's effects, and also
of the Farmers and mechanics Bank stock
which is now corrected, and the sale fixed for
the 9Th of October. We makct his notice that
all concerned may govern themselves accor-
dinghy.
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india L ubber Shoes.

CASE INDIA RUBBER SHOES, PLAIN and lined
4 just receive, an- for sale low, y
Sep. :, lsiZ. Is 6E i. DCOLITTLE.
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Shaw +,
TO LET.

A Commojious STONE HOUSEat presen, occu
! a piydby pR. HiN19ERo. F0r terms apply at til,
premises
Burlington sept, Is, l2i2. Is If
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PreSiden--Order, cir We will take the
eyes and noes first
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Umbrellas.

ZINE Scotch Bingham Umbrellas.
l. Imitation do.
Common Cambria do. just received by
Sept 90 WIN. HURLBUT.
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SCENE IN A DEBATING SoCIETY-The follow
ing scene lately occurred in debating soce-
ty:-
PreSidem--We will take the ayes and noes
on the previous question.
Member.--A word or two, Mr.. president,--
Friends, Romans Countrymen: lend me your