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70 MI waning rorclgn uool.s.

W. RANBOLPH, Fauiriay VIII ssni ~ ordofs ~
- Germany and f1nrs &c Hoot snI winI Md CON
Mission attend 70 Bny Ofirrs giysu bun. q
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& y MfHJU
" a SANTOS

Having uaie arrangement ad Msssrs Caynor wood Co.
their buInr- t1kr much pleasure boo recommending them ~
ny ffisnds md me public generally JNO J. I.YEI.I.
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ROWAND'S IMPROVED
TO = IC MII TT II T..
WEBB, BACON d. CO.,
hFFEH FOH SALE, 60 ctls1 nud prompt Gus

6AFFEH FOH SALE, 60 cush aud prompt Gus
~ toners:
Inilhis y. Orleans
20 do Porto Rico,
80 DO Cuba,
n DO st. Croit, HuGARs
do Clarified,
a. boxes and bblf Loaf
10 bbls. Crushed
80 hlrlg Tnnldli auI Porto REQ Molassss
500 bags IaRuira,
400 DO Scented RIO,
200 DO Porto Rico, ,,
no do Cuba and -. Iaro. (''''"'
100 10 Green Java.
los do Oh Cow Java.
500 kegs Nails and Brad,
100 Sides Sole Leather, various qualities
$500 Sacks Salt
20 'hest- aud hall Chests Teas. ~ various kinds
500 bags Shot
Gun Powder kcrs and cani.isn
ton bar Lead
ini boxes llulls patent aud Other i1liov candies
Do Sperm Candles
1-u DO Soap, of various kinds
TONS American BIstctcI Steel
IS bhls Tanners OF
lmlgo Nader Slt Pctte. Pepper. Pnentp
Gingof. Aluu, Bumsione. Chocolate, Hogs
NUplwafc o. nests. Painted Buckets
Shoe Thread aui Irvine Window Glass
Ned Cords and Lines. London Porter
Wines m various kinds,
Foniscap and Letter Paper, Wrapping do
Wool, Feather St"ucwatc Coppens sc. ssH
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IMPUTATION.

lMft "a llDNs
W. RANDOLPH las received f9r s'r 40 l~Ia'y MO
- ~. seraa reformed iocne Of lnpuiaupn a. contrast
- sab o. Cailo, uutsun te carnai points 81 .'lro''
"a suren Church u ROM aud me fotessm ush ,D,
81 thasch elh Introduction ~ Bishop tiughe' " 'A
aip
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ID JENKINS invite. He attention of merchants. families
q. aui there o. euun. h. ysy extensive stock OF Sew
Cool osnrg from auction and amounting 10
hundred uaului fYf H UH It ni Them pun. 'H.DI bs
flf, TO- ad.tur" pfr'a $500 Dol. s0 favorable
rs. t1.In'Irs rrd Nr.frrs, ,.pr riyss ans qualities
Tluucis-lsHlts auI fcI.a' o.. 90 20 r'sa uI hu,f
Elnkrt--1rg' supply. from s' ~ ), and higher prers
Hlrkcts-Ro-s and NufuUy BED Hlu.rft ,iaap.
sii, GypIs--syrry variety. ofll fiie newest styles
Upas Articles Ladies. Nsteft thuslua Glpr
tlfe. Mouan BE- Lane Neyrnsu and many other si,e
rfrfrat beauty.
Calcoc-2O yard. Df,.s Casos. ON pfces from 10.
10 and 10 st fast c0orv and very bargains
Curtain Csucoes-vrry cheap at ~. e. lU ~ and
mourning GpYiseyet, End NJ family mourning ARTICLES
lace Goofs1O 600 yrrs Thread Bobnr and 1adr Egings
lni lscss. patterns ard tey cheap
Servants rptIugin this article l1s been paid
o. fc.t strong bod aec'thc untsr1 both Tor meHand
lnI no prices much below the
domestic GoYdsvrf tnrrpu0n 0f lelsied nnd unbst
Shifting anil sieefnrs from 2, yards Cotton Ozuaburs
OF co.. 700 higher rfrr Apron thccf pIn and p1i Iinssy -
LINEN G0ftuno linen Nl roo lrrer from 60 g. 3, !. 90
60 and timer sirg u'n- 900 pss cling Table fiuous
NtI'kus. &c.
IN aion tio above article f1r Gantf Wearing
Apafs AMI every luirir me DE-, Coi business
Oc - y. ~ JENktNH Cheap Gosh by Goods Store
EDrEiiC NOTICE gwen Clens uichurni u
The surrounding County nrtiie .. nief nDa ilaninr he
price I selling Co., v,ry tst lamp OF the
puce a-hefDilfs ffu ofe "si Mortar below e Od Mar
ksi g1- Thus O s bricliod wutc. INO. !. CRAWFORD,
| &C " ApUitccafy A. Druggist
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GUSTAVUS, &c.
a w. RANDOLPH has for snln /.

W. RANDOLPH has for sale
- Custavus. ibc Don Juan Of Francc Life Pare by
Paul Ne Kock. %
Mabcl The Acsss. o. cts
John The Trit1 the Force NJ Accident plain story Nv
who has whslej Plough
biography ~ Cot " N. Johnson Hy q Kcuuckan.
No Frrsrs q. States
Dr FuseY answered explanation n The declines and al
lfces hs Sermon ,o Eucharist ~ graduate Columbia
college. 30
ElLACK FRENCH CLOTHS AND CAssINEREs-N very
~ extensive assortment received by
$50 wADswoRTH. TURNER 4 GO.
TENOOrE brushes "A great variety. prccs -! to
n 7sc. fpr salc hy BOLTON n HARRISON
oc ~ DuEgists n Main and Cow ST.
GUITAR STRINGS.
ID W. TAYLOR has Just received fresh sup
py of very superior Guitar HinngsNiusc Store Opposite
Ue HuuAs -
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BOOTS. SHOES, TRUNKS, &C.
n-IIDI ENIIE ANII nEvIII

'HNilE subscriber has now ia Store the best and
Il Goods tthc las he'i0ioT,
had Comprising every variety all thu fashionable styles.
10 which he respectfully the Merchants and
others ui E'1t IN is line oNTrn'y LOW Prices
Among may b. found the following kiai1-
Mems ana Bays Heavy Sr,vri and Pecg,l Boaers
Extra Sizes 90 ~ and boys fine Ii and Ny Bosau
Mems and hoys Heavy pessri and sswed Boots
Mems Fins Ciif peCcei ami swed Boots
50 Packages Of I+ilie~ Shpes, vi all qualities
Thick and thin "les Boots ami Shoes, fashionable good
Sole leather different kind Shoe thread aGd fine,
Backing. Trunks,
Merchants wishing buy cheap VII can AMI my
Stock and Prices SAMUEL PtTNEN.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer Leather. Shoe
thread &c one Door above Hubbard, Garnrr 60, Main
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Just opened. mt the hai'hiore N"N" ''''''
OPposii, +. n. Jenkins,
= PIECES G.4 waterproof Tweed, for Goats
- pieces super French Hack Cashmere
= do ROYAL English do
do French Cloths highly finished
do rich Nelycts Tor Nc,ng, extra fine
5 do Paris Cashmere Nesting
. do London DO 90
dozen rich striped Scars
= do Carneleon Cravas, very handsome
2 super Morocco susIenlers, ined with silk
10 pieces fine SptafieI iIdkfs
: dozen cord boricr Linen Canbric II dks
10 PLAIN DO Do 10
10 do Hoskn Gloves
IS English SIN Cloves al colors
10 Impowick Shirts and Dnwers something new
do double bresied SHIFTS
do Heavy sin shirts
Gentlemen will find 30 To- Their advantage and these
gooI. &c ]. T. WIIEATLN & 60.
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con Th-ous Of the most valuable tobacco plantations IN
y the County powhatan
An estate NJ 1900 County rrnse william well
Waicted Wei tmbecd and wen enrJd purchased
Tor - an application be- NADIA great
One oi The finest estates the upper River offering an
opln iuniy 10 large capitalist seldom with
Thousand m James River about 60 mile.
N'mnd 200 heavily numbered THIS property bought for
Ah" - ana es immediately upon the River.
point not being over three quarters waters edge
lhc wool anu timber would y of The place over.
h'sdf- these ih" uiscrcf authorized to sell variety
farms NJ almost every drrrIfpn making the very best
pace o application Tor pcron- drou. u purchasing
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HATS AND CAPS!
To the old Patrons md Friends oil the yirgiuiu
q
JOHN Y. IlARDWICkE,

=
~ returned North where pure the
splendid GoOi-. II Eugl
Manufacture offered 10 hi
nui the public satisfaction
J. v H. has made arrangements New York by which he will
be- rn'hri 20 each French English monthly
e. such and desirable good. may importcda which
hc Will osr good purchased any similar
house Boo ihs country -
xSssDS Els. spades and Eork..-IOO dozen sIovel.
~ spades and fork, just received and for sale by
RICHARDS & GARDNER
ofihc Golden Mn Main nearly opposite Acssrs
I.oulons Wiinslam aud Drewry.
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ACAssOs "a nmncious article Of diet Tor inyalids
u highly recommended Iy tir Medical Faculty rrancs
Doe had 10 fe 30 IOUNgrON'S Medical Emporium.
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BINFORD q NIMMO,
HAVE by late arrivals from Baltimore Philadelphia and Now
York. received thor Fan and Winter supply Of
Staple an0 fnntp Drp 0uo0s,

Nrufe-fefiulF Hl'i nm ~ In ~ tl1Ft who wish
20 purchase. either ~ whpsa retail Among their large and
complete assortment val BE- found of and
ufl striped shaded -k pIn trpoi and hgd JET and blue black
SIs- striped plain and phrr mncIte Cs1us entirely
anil beautiful article ladies iresf blue bs iustfe Bulntu
goods Yf I.cs hk ami blue hk French
English E1uh1znrs VARIETY n cold and DIX M0Iseu &C.
tar. French and Dniy rorf CUT. and Caps plain
heiiteird Linen CanInc Hif- hfr,
white lfesuuoiuu handsome fancy hltt iss and usns GYy's
ard Hoo Boo yuety ALSO, American French 1uI Frgah
tlYi- CIsIrrss Iri A'-fuf llursis SInsfl k,utlrfy
Jeans. tn-h lnars Lawn. hfnrlci aul brown
sheetuRs Cotton on1pr' white atI gs f,ns Glasgow Jeans
Forrest tI0f-. riu Ian.ssa. &C.
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- steady work at Low wngcs.
Il I'm 20 having made permanent agreement with 20
Neta hfsi rate w0fsmFH 20 them work until Chrm1-
tax tis method of informing rr. customers that they can nov,
Afford and w cell their Chhg great discount having u
received large VI oi -lprfr ta C3s.prrs and Nctng
our new store neat door William Allen Tailor, Main Rich
inond KEEN 4 tb
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Prints! Print.!I Print.iu

Prints! Prints!I PTints!H
REAT bargains several Prints Just TO hand per Erpess
~ and wall be sold al unpIeccdent low prices. hy
nc 10 LATIlROP, CHRISTIAN A. go.
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OILS, WINDOW GLASS, &c.

DnuGs, DYES, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, &c.
'HNiE subscribers offer for sale, large and
- wen assorted Stock Of Drg-, DycstuI. Paints OH IN
Pulles 10 s purchasers, prices which give
satisfaction. -
COUNTRY MERCHANTS requested to call before pureha.
ing W. are determined TO offer Inducements
AIRY ntryAI co
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ARTICLE long wanted by all who pens Jus,
been invented and for sale low pucc At J. w. RAN
DpLPS Bookstore and Bndcry pen holder ordinary
with spring which make pen so any
one wish. There fanrihng under %
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LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
UST receiycda beautiful assortment of Ladies
- Dress Goods n All kinds consisting Of
Rich Striped and Chcnc Chusans
DO do Do K,ars
DO do Do Mlu,.n 10 LANES
DO do Plaid Ncyet.. and variety ~ other styles
]. 10. CtNNINGUAN'E
seq street sb1rknp fill
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GROUND PLASTER Iubec MIr.. by u.s. on
N iFunon' AMI warranted of the best quality.
oc DAVENPORT 4 ALLEN
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PORTO RICO ". ORLEANS SUGARS
- Huns Porto Rico Sugar
- ~ New Orleans d. Fot ac
:. IS 4 PkTrrsoS
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M MEREDITH would all Tie buyers Black and
w Blue Black Boubazines call
BOmaznes be- surpassed by any establishment
this Cty aud they wl he sold very price for
Al.sO,-Piain Blue Black and Black Moussne
Black and blue Black Alpaca Lu.tres
IL Black Lustnnr Shawls
81 and - PLAIN Black Nots..l,n. AMI TbH., a,
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MISSES AND CulLDREN'S SUOES.

MISSES AND CilLDREN'S SHOES.
SI 20 hant direct from The PHILADELPHIA
- large assortment Misses Chuirrn Shoes OF ever, va
ne Amongst them Fancy Cater Boots an
children consisting assortment have ever had 1r l
low X. WHITE & Co Market BRIDGE
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OLTTERS Fluid EXTRACT or TINILLA
TO flavor JciIics. Ices, Candies sc.
TENHS article highly recommended substitute for the VI
II Bean. possessing Of Bean,
II al-o much than 10,
Bean ordinary navouug Ie lees, and other
crs o Confectionery small quantity the Extract
the purpose delicious whatever n aided
supply ilvonng, received AMI o
sale by
BOLTON & HARRISON.
Corner of Main aud GoyrrnDr Streets.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-06-23

NEw HAmPsHiRE.-In the Legislature of New
Hampshire, on Friday last, the two Houses met in
Convention, and made choice of the following per.
sons to fill vacancies in the Senate viz for Dstrc,
NO Isaac Hale, by l57 votes; Andrew Pierce, Jr
for District No. s. by li3 votes; and Elisha Carpen-
ter for District No. 9, by l57 votes. The members
elected were the Democratic candidates. The high
est Wing vote was "a.
Democratic State Convention was held a, Con.
cord on Thursday last for the domination Of a can
ddate for Governor at the next years election and
for other political arrangements. The Hon. Levi
Woodbury. was chosen President. A ballot was 10.
ken for Governor, which resulted in the nomination
of Hon. John II. Steele, by Isl notes.-the whole
number given being 225 Benning M. Bean had al
votes, and John M'Ne Is.
1t was resolved that the State shall send six dele.
gates to the National Democratic Convention for the
nomination Of President and Vice President, five of
whom shall be chosen by the Democratic Conven-
tons to be hereafter held in the five Counsellor Dis
tricts, and one should be chosen by the State Con-
venton. On proceeding to this choice, the Hon. Hen.
ry Hubbard was chosen by l44 votes-Gen John
M'Neil having l9, and Franklin Pierce 9. A large
number of resol utons were adopted, among which
was one expressing their confidence in all the Demo-
cratic candidates for the Presidency by name, and
leaving the selection to the National Convention A
substitute for this resolution was moved, containing
recommendation of Martin Van Buren, as the choice
of the Democrats OF New Hampshire, but pledgnc
themselves to abide by the decision of the National
Convention. After debate on this resolution, il was
referred to the Counsellor Conventions and tho org-
nal resolution was adopted.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-06-23
[Richmnnd Wing May 81.

BRITISH INTERFERENCE IN LIBERIA.-7he
Philadelphia Colonization Herald states that
English cupidity is hankering after Liberia
4 new map Of Africa has been got out, on which
q claim is laid to large portion of the Liberia
territory. Mr.. Arrowsmth, the royal geogra.
pher, told an associate of the editor of the Her.
aid that the map was commanded by high au.
thorty. The article concluded with stating
that committee of Parliament, who had been
taking testimony the past year as to Liberia, are
gathering all the testimony they can adverse to
the rights Of the present governors, and that
the report OF the committee recommends To the
British government the construction OF for.
tress in the very heart Of Liberia. The writer
says:-
THE fate Of the Niger expedition has dlsspsted
the dreams oil the commercial aRgrandzement indulg-
cd by Britain previous the failure of that pseudo.
phlianthropic speculation. Liberia now offers the
most safe direct and desirable access TO the great val
ley OF the Niger and we much fear that the Unsuitable
Iapacity Of England will disregard every obstacle 10
her obtaining for her starving manufacturer and
elamorous merchants the monopoly OF thu, important
market.
We have hitherto addressed our appeals 10 the phi
IsnthTopisi and the Christian. We now earnestly
commend this important subject to the most ssYiou.
constipation Of the American patriot and smses
man"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-06-23
John Wcller,s Fstatc.

STATE OF VERMONT, ATa Pre- bate &C
District OF Chiienden, IS. \ held a, Burlinylt
within and for said Dis,ric, Of Chitenden on the l6
day Of May, lsfs, RfoaAnD wELLEn u Hipesburel l..
IN the County OF Chittenden, having filed IN 80
Court his petition in writing, setting forth that Jo.
Weller, late OF said Hne bureh, deceased on the
enth day Of Ocioi err A. d. 1921, by his written asfc,
inen contracted with the same Richard 10 decd =.
hun certain portion Of his. the said JOINTS hon
farm 10 said HinesbufRh, TO wit, all The land in ~
farm that lies east Of the north and south road ~
ming through the same" upon certain conditions i,
said written agreement set forth, which conduo
have teen substantially fulfilled and complied with
the part OF said petitioner; that, Of the same land o.
said John Weller died seized without having conye.
Cd the same 10 the petitioner; tina, there are no DE- I.
due from the estate Vi said John Weller which can .
gally preven, the conveyance OF said land 10 said
tnoner, and praying said Cour, TO decree that "a.
land lie cor veyeJ by the Administrative Of the e,le
Of the said John, 10 the said Richard
lHERIFoRE, the court Aforesaid doth appoint ~
fourth Monday Of june A. p. 1913, Tor hearing
deciding on said petition al Andrew Burrtts ave,;
in said Hincsburgh, and doth order tho, oil person
interested e notified thereof by publication Of III
orter, containing the substance ii .ad petition. ths
weeks successlvely in the Burlington Free Press,
newspaper printed in Burlington III the County {
Ihitenden, previously to The said fourth Monday e.
Juno A. u. 1913.
Given under my hand at Burlington, in said d.
tricl this sixteenth day Of May A. r. 1S43.
VIM WESTON, Register
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WOOSTER 4 DAUCErY,
w II ESALE GROC Err s,
N MERCHANTS,


26l Rirer street, Troy ". Y.
(oPPosITE THE MASsIoN HoUsE.)
lave just received, and Ter for >ale tlll All
L L complete assortment Of GROCERIES,, which
they are PREPARED TO sell as low they can e pu,
chasel IN this market New York, either for cas-.
o. approved paper. The following articles coa.-
prise part o! their assortment.
so Chests and half chest Of fiyson, Yong Hysog;
Hyson Skin, and Powchonx Teas.
30 Hhls 81 Croix, Porto Rico and New Orleaat
Sugars. Loaf and Lump DO do
so HID. 81. Croix Porto Rico and Tr!nnidal
Molasses.
80 Bag. Old Java, Laguira, Manila and Cu.a
Coffee.
100 Boxes and half boxes Rai7inS.
90 Kegs Malaga do In fine order.
40 Boxes various brands Cevendish Toieccos,
10 25 cents per pound
Is Tierces Rice, Perper. Spices, Cloves, Nu.-
mcgs, Salara'us, Cassia, Figs, Nuts, g.
so Boxes No. Bar Soap.
so do Mould Candles 6s and s..
Also, Constantly On hand, Fish, Flour, SAT-, lUC
Sacks Liverpool eshhe brand, Mess Pork.
Also, Liquors and Wines OF all kinda, which ar.
offered only TO particular customers
Country Merchants will do well to call and exam.
inc Their stock before purchasing elsewhere.
w. & D. have made arrangements for the sale u;
Flour, which will enaLle them 10 furnish al all time.
from 10 500 bills, al the lowest marke. price, l..
which particular attention will 10 paid.
Nav &c, lSi3 SIN
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Tie Baltimore Correspondent of the N. Y. Con-,

Tile Baltimore Correspondent of the N. Y Com,
Advertiser, writes
Mr.. John Tyler, Jr, who accompanies Mr.. Cush.
ing to China and intends to visit London en- route is
object of most nconvenient notoriety in the British
metropolis. He apprehends that he may be mis.a-
ken for his brother Robert, and that the Duke OF
Wellington Sir Robert Peel and other illustrous an
t.repenlers will snub him account of the part this
family" have taken in the repeal movement! This
is, without eSaggeraton, specimen of this young
gen,lemans talk on the subject hope you will dii
y certify to each of the Cabinet Ministers of England
through the Commercial Advertiser that John is moi
Rolert, and thus save the ornamental secretary u
from the danger Of mobbing instigated by Field
Marshall the Duke, and the Prime Minister Else
who knows what may be the consequence
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-06-23
OREGON.

EMronANrs:-The Liberty Banner" published in
Clay county, Missouri says:
1--WE are informed that the expedition to Oregon
now rendezvonsed at Westport, in Jackson county,
will take up its line of march the Goth of this
month. The company consists of some four or five
hundred emgrants, some with their families. They
will probably have out one hundred and fifty wagons
drawn by oxen, together with horses for nearly every
individual and some mich cows. They will, we
suppose, take as much provision with them as they
can conveniently carry together with few of the
necessary implements of husbandry. There are in
the expedition number of citizens of inestmable val
lie 10 any community, men of fine intelligence and
vigorous and intrepid character admirably calculated
to lay the firm foundations Of future empire.n
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PREMIUM
DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PEN

no yon wish 10 Improve pour hand writine7
- Do you wish to reirench Jour expenses tor /!
next five years7
Do yon wish TO avoid ite ve1a,ious corroding [.
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Are yon troubled In proca'irg good qlills or pen
knives
Doyou wish 10 write with ease and pleasure
Do yon wish beautiful pen and ol,eays IN or,ei
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Does your eye ish, fail, or your hand retntle .
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If yol answer YES" 10 any all Ct thee q4c
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our eautlfu! diamond pointed gold pens.
We have written with one If these pens which ha
been III constant Use for more than three gears aa
Is now as good As ever.
Il PA.crnrs, Z. On
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SILLIuAN e. GARDNER,

339 Rirsr stat the OLD stand Of Baker, Gardner d Co
WILL Continue the FRElGHTNG and CON-
w MISSION business, aud would respectfully So
licit share of public patronage. Our vessels corr
prise those ofllie first class which will ,a regularly
between this city and New York. All goods des,inoi
for the rh will I've forwarded direct from the vessel.
All property con>ignedto Boston and Providence viii
be forwarded by our line.
We shall always keep on hand at wholesale, Pork
Western Flour, Fish, and Salt We have heen ap-
pointed the agents for the sale Of Western Barre.
Salt, and we are prepared TO sell it as low as ca
be purchased by the Cad at the works.
Troy; n. Y, MAY Is le43.
H. .. KINGSLY, Aeenf in Ne,s York.
SE Once II CoenEe Sin
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PROGRAMME OF THE
TOTAL abstinence CELEBRATION

President ofthe day G. B. SHAW, Esq.
The exercises will commence q, the ne "
Brick Church, (Mr. Conversely a, Ten o.
clock, with Mnsie by the choir.
Prayer by Rev. J. X. ConvEast.
Music by the Choir.
Reading of the Declaration Of Indspen.
dence by EDWARD A. SrANsBuRY. Esq.
Music by the Choir.
Grafton. by CHARLES C. PARxEa, ESQ.
Music by the Choir.
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Henry TOwnsend's Estate.
STA TIE OF VERMONT He Hon

Dis,rc, OF Chenden, SIS. L Probate Court
for the district Of Chenden, 10 all persons concern
ed in the estate of HENRY TOWNSEND, late OF
Troy IN the Slate OF New York, deceased, testate,
u,,,,, GREETING.
WHEREAS, George r. Shaw administrator with
the will annexed Of the estate Of said deceased
proposes 10 render an account Of his administration
ana present his account against said estate for ex-
animal and allowance at .ession of The Com, Of
Probate, 10 be holden at the Registers office in Bur
lington in said district the second Wednesday of
July next. "
said court al The lime and place aforesaid and shew
cause, if any you have, why the account aforesaid
should not he allowed.
Given under my hand At Burlington, this 2sd day
OF June, A. d. 1919
WV. WESTON, Rsxistsy.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-06-23
Levi Nutting's Estate.
"E THE SUBSCRIBERS. HAVING hss

w pointed by the Honorable the Probate CourI
for the District Of Chtenden commissioners 70 re-.
esive examine and adjust the clsims and demands Of
all persons, against the estate Of LEVI NUTTING
late Of underh in said District deceased, repre-.
scented insovent, and also all claims and demands
exhibited in offset thereto; and six months from The
day OF the date hereof being allowed by said courl
that will attend the business of our said appoint.
msnt, at the dwelling OF PERI. Nutng, in Under
hill IN said district on the frs, Tuesdays OF August
and November next Al 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on each Of
rad days.
rs'ea this I2lh day Of May, A. D. 1913
TRUMAN Sheldon, Conmi..
= OLIVER GoODHuH ,!one.s