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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-05

RIcH.--The trial of Joe Smith, at Springfield,
Illinois, created quite a sensation among all
classes The court room was crowded with
spectators. Judge Pope presided, and on either
side him were the seats occupied by the ladies'.
Prophet Smith was also present, and was defend
ed by Mr.. Butlerfeld, of Chicago. After the
examination closed, a dead silence ensued--
deep anxiety prcvaded the entire mass, and Mr..
Buterield rose in a solemn and imposing man.
ner to open the case,as follows: al rise under
the most extraordinary circumstances in this
age and country, religious as it is ] appear
before the Pope, supported on either hand by
Angels, to defend The Prophet Of the lord
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-05

BELLS. The chimes of bells are so init
sounds and domestic quiet country, that we
listen to them will, the same feelings inspir-
cd by the singing of woodland brook over
its path of pebbles, the hum Of insects on q
summer field, or any other Of the many vol
ces of nature. To have heard the chimes
once, though, it be but broken recollection
of infancy, is enough. The ear never for
gets while the heart feels. 1t is said that
the delight caused by hearing the sound OF
bells, is altogether arbitrary; that we chat
ourselves into the belief Of their melody by
their associations Of home, or the village
church under which we have always heard
them. Perhaps so; but the real existence
of some things consists not in what they are,
bu, in what they appear. This is a vile doc
trine in morals, bu, i, is good philosophy in
other matters. The lover who "secs Hell
ems beauty, in brow of Egypt" violates
no law Of morals or rule Of logic, but is
most reasonably entitled TO his belief 1t is
no deception of conscience or injury done
to honesty j, is good trait, and commen-
dable in society. 1t is one Of these inalien.
able rights of faith like the natural claims to
liberty, that are born before systems OF
modes of government, and survive them too.
But bells have an artst-like music of their
own, Of far higher tone than that drawn
from volins, or from other earthly inslru.
mcu,s. They are hung aoit in the pure all
toward the skies, or, as the sainted George
Herbert says OF them in his Church Porch,
IT. ~, IL
IT'S Angels music"
The chime of church bells reminds me o
a lofily built nest Of singing birds in some
forcs, tree joining their varied notes togeth
er in mingled liarmonics.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-05
CAprrAr FIRST RATE "A day or tW

CAPITAL FIRST RATE "A day or two
after the late defeat of the Dorrites in
Rhode Island, Gen. CT, one of the
mos, promincn, supporters of the Hero Of
Chepache,," and the Rev. DR.. IA strong
" Law and Order" man, met. in one OF the
streets in Providence. The General was
downcast and very sad, and remarked TO the
other tina, he had got "sck of politics, and
had thoughts of fitting himself to preach"
"Ah, sir" replied the Doctor, If you
were where you ought to hare been yes,er.
day, you might of heard me preach"
Where was that, pray :" e" In the States
rison !" was the calm reply. Our inform
ant says the General walked away rery fast.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-05

TRIAL FOR MURDER.-The trial of Eu-
came off at the April term of the Franklin
Court, at 81. Adams, on Tuesday, 18Th inst
The jury, after hearing the evidence and
arguments, retired, and after a short absence
returned with verdict of GUILTY. lie was
sentenced to one years solitary confinement
in the States Prison, and then to suffer
death by hanging, the Court having favored
that construction Of the Statute which ",
have always commended should be placed up
on it. Those editors who have supposed
that Vermont had abolished capital punish.
ment. will, therefore, please put themselves
=" rectus in curiae"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-05

6isr e a Of cheaden' So. A Court held ' at
Burlington within and for the District aforesaid, on
the 18Th day Of April, A. D. ls43 an Instrument
purpor,ine to lie The la, Will and Te>tamcn, Of
ALLEN r. BEACH, late Of Burlington, in said
D strict deceased, was presented 10 the Court here
for Probate, by William p. Briggs The executor,
therein naineI.
THEREFORE, it is ordered by .aid Court, that
pubic notice given to all persons concerned there
in 10 appear efore SAID Court, al session thereof 10
be holden al the Registers Office in ,aid Burlington,
on the second Wednesday Of MAY, A. D. 943, and con.
,ee the prob ate Of said Will and is further ordered
that this order lie PM lihc1 three weeks 'svely
in the Burlington Free Press, newspaper pr med at
Bur ngon, in said State, the las, Of which shall lie
prcviou. to The day signed, aforesaid for hearing
Gwen under my hand At the Registers office, this
Is h day Of April A. u. le43. az
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-05

ME IN THE WEsr.-The peculiar appear
anc. presented by some Of the great steamboats,
on IN, Western waters, crowded as they fire..
husnt5 are BY all manner Of living things, is
aus described in the Cincinnati Gazette
II is curiosity 10 see our steamers sometime,
or the same purpose Noah's Ark The Goddess
bf Liberty in late trip IN ST. Louis looked like one
|She was literally covere! mi crowded with p,sscn
gers, horses cattle, hogs dogs 'nit're and freight
children, more ,a1a 60 ao-sas an h'es, ahou, III
|3oxen chairs 40 wagons and carriages about 400 ton
|pf freight in the steamboat and freight keel boa
IN too.
| A child was horn on the passage seven pigs and
- So mt Oh for emigration west
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-05

GA GUBEpNAroRrAL FIGnT.-A regu-
lar set to took place, weeksor two ago. be
tween Gov. Mcdowell of Virginia, and Coz
Francis Thomas of Maryland at S,aunton,
Va. These gentlemen are both Loco Focos,
and their quarrel originated as follows
Gou. Thomas married the daughter of Coz.
Mcdowell. The union was not at all har-
monious and the parties lived together bu,
six months, when the fair Virginlan took it
into her head 10 elope from her husband and
seek refuge in the house of her father. This
difficulty occurred a year or two ago if we
rccollect right, and the parties have no, met
since. But the falhcr.in-law and son-in-
law have just had meeting Of which the fol-
lowing account is given in the Richmond
Virginia, Star This is another proof that
the Loco Focos embrace " all the dccencg."
We have the particulars from n correspondent, Of
hght thar occurred ut stanton on Tuesday last be-
tween Gov. Mcdowell and Gov. Thomas of Mary
iand. Gov Thomas reached that plac" III the Val
ley stage, Il. ont IL ocIJcN, aud Gov. Mcdowell in
the Charlottesville stiGe about horr afterwards s.
They put up at the same hotel and met there hut did
not speak-both designing 10 take the Lexington
stage. When the s'nge came up, Gov. Mcdowell
handed his lady into the stage, and he also the
act Of entering when he observed Thomas at his side
and demanded where he going, to which he re-
Piled in the stage This he was assured he should
not do, and from words they proceeded 10 blows,
Gov. Mcdowell employing his umbrella with marked
effect upon his adversary The bystanders then in
'e.fered md The battle was stoppet-Gov Thomas
sun Of cnds Gov 'Se s REV WIN Ry Rs hGy
aprvate conveyance 10 Lexington, Gov. T. contn,
ing in the stage. 1t was anticipated that anoth
scene would occur at Lexington from which pla
news was anxlously expected. The affair has cause
great talk and excitement at Staunton."
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-05
JOHN Quincy ADAMS. The following is
said to be an accurate account Of the habits
of this venerable Patriarch

,Athome John Quincy Adams is universally respect
ed and on all occasions acts the part Of genuine
publican. He always rises at day break and long be-
fore the sun is up you will find him at his desk in The
chamber, writing or pouring papers which have
been handed down 10 him by his patriotic sire. who
served his country so zealously and advan,ageously
in the stormy days of the revolution. Mr. Adams
enters heartily into the wants of his fellow townsnen;
he often offcates moderator at the town meetings
in Quincy, and often abter in settling dis
putes which occur between his ncghbors. He sspor-
tive and full of instructive anecdotes He attends
church constantly, and Notwithstanding, he keeps
two or three carriages, he always walks,-When the
tide SUITS he is fond of W liking to the beach, about
mile from his house. to have a solitary swim in the
salt seal and this is pretty we'll for gentleman of
his advanced age. Mr.. Adams is now over seventy
wears Of age, and being exceedingly temperate and
meIhodlcal in every thing, he always enjoys excel
lent health. His constitution is sound as it was
thirty years ago
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-05
A SOUND ADMINISTRATIONS the Four.

A SOUND demonstrations the Four
tcen,h. pIa,jnG, ot backgammon, had doubt
full throw. A dispute arose, and the sur
rounding couriers all remained silent The
Count dc Grammont happening 10 come
IN at the instant, "Decde the Natter" said
the King. "Sire," said the Count, "youl
majesty is in the wrong" "How can you
thus decide" asked the King, "withou
knowing the question:" Because" saic
the Count, "lIad the matter been doubtful
all these gentlemen present would have Civ
en- it for your majesty"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-05
William Il. Phillips Estate.
Roswell Crows Estate.

STATE or vERMoNT,} ATa rrot ps Co"r
wi min and for The district Of Chucnden on the Srh
day Of March, 1913, comes Amon Griffin Of We>t-
ford, IN sad District mini>'ra or OF the esta'e Of
Roswell Grow late Of Sal We>tiord, deceased, IN
ie>tate and files IN ,ad court his petition in writing
setting forth that the sad Grow died sezei Of al out
iolr acres Of land IN aid Westtord, lying on both
sides of the road leading from The common in Wet
ford 10 the starch factory Wesiiord, being the same
land dee 'el by Joseph b. Grow TO the laid Roswell
Grow, on which la nd is hou and iarn-that said
land Is incum cred with a mortgage 10 sad Joseph
B. executed BY the SAID Roswell IN his lifetime 10 e.
cure the payment OF six hundred dollars that the
inventory OF the estate OF the sad Roswell amounts
TO SI3I Sc, and the claims allowed against said es-
tate amounts 10 more than $4,000, exclusive of sad
mortgage debt that the expenses OF settling sald
estate not less than forty dol ars and that sale
Of The equi,, OF redemption IN said real estate is no.
csss ary for the payment OF the debts allowed against
said e,ia e. and praying said court 10 license han, ne
sa,d atmnlSl aior 10 sel said rea estate, sgreeaby
TO the statute, &c Wherenpon, the Court aforesaid
doth appoint the first Wednesday OF Nav, 1913
for hearing nd deciding on sad petition al the Office
doth order tina, all persons interested he no,inef
thereof BY publication OF this orter, containing ih'
substance OF said petition, three weeks spccessiysll
in the arlington Free Press, newspaper printed
sad Burlington the last Of which publications 20 !,
previous 10 The said hrst wednesday OF May, l843
Given untIer-rng hand n mid Burlington, this 81
Is 81 WM. WESTON, Rssia,sr.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-05
MIR. SWANS CONCERT.

The lovers of music enjoyed rich treat
on Wednesday evening, in listening to the
delightful strains of this accomplished vocal
,st. Ho sang a number Of favorte songs
with uncqualled effect, accompanying him
self on the Piano Forte. We trus, that Mr..
Swain may be persuaded to remain longer
with us, and repeat his entertainments
And we advise all lovers of good music
wherever he may go, to improve the oppor.
tunity Of listening to him.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-05

GENUINE JEREMY DlppLER--Not long since, a
hne specimen OF the Fiddler genius walked INTO fash
lonable eanns house in Baltimore, and salutng The
host with that easy nonehalance peculiar TO the tribe
called for dinner, drank capital bottle of wine,
nmbler of apple jake and laid hack to enjoy his prn.
cpe Tor full hour after which he arose buItoned up
the host, well, here am, Pm ready"
Ready for what, sir r.
Ready to receive my kick, sir that's all"
"Klck! what do you mean !" said the surprised
host.
"Why, have got no money, sir"
why did you not say SO in the frs. placeT
All my dear fellow, I've tried that once 100 sten.
The excessive ,mpudence so pleased nine hos. !hs
Jeremy was easily let off.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-05
Timothy Rllsss Estate.

WE the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District of Chttenden, commissioners TO receive, ex-
anime and adjust the claims and demands Of all per-
of jericho in said District deceased represented in.
solvent, and also al! claims and demands exhibited
in offset thereto and six months from the day Of the
date hereof being allowed by said Court for that
will attend to the business of our appointment, at
the dwelling of Zehlna Bliss, in Jericho, in said Dis.
trict, on the 9TH Saturdays Of May and November
next, a, 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, on each Of said days.
Dated, this lst day Of March, A. D. ls43. 49
OLIVER LOWRY, lr..
AARON RROWNELL. Commtss'oncrs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-05

GENUS VS. LApouR.--" OF what use is all your
studying and your hnoks!" s'id an honest farmer 10
an inGenins artist they don't make The corn grow
nor produce vegetables for The market. MY Sam
does more good with his plough in one month, than
"Whal plough does your son use 7" said the artist
quietly,
"Why he uses-'s plough, 10 be sure. He can
do nothing with any other. BY using this plough, We
can hnfth labor, and raise three times as much
as with The cd wooden concern"
The artist quietly again turned over one Of hi:
sheets, and showed the farmer drawing Of his laud
ed plough snyins, Z" ! am the inventor Of your favor
lie plough, and my name is"
The asonished farmer shook the artist heartily b,
inc hand and invited him TO call Mt the farm hous'
and make II his home as long as he liked.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-05

AT Market, 80 Beef Cattle, including all unsod
last week. l0pairs Working Oxen. 300 Sheep, and
l2o0 Swine.
Prices.-Beef Cattle.-A few yoke cattle were
probably sold rine more than our highest quota
tons. First quality si75 800 Second quality,
$3.50 rs. Third quality, si,25 a. $50.
Working Oxen.-We noticed few sales.
Sheep. Small lots were sold from sl,25 10 81, 50
according TO quality.
Swine,-An advance was effected. Lots 10 pebble
at 4, is, and IA for and 8. l.s, and IA
for burrows. Large b.rIows 5-6 and 4 "a. AT
retail, 5 and for sh,ats,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-05
Daniel Richards Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, Z THE Probate Court
District Of Chit,enden, Sc. for The District Of
Chiitenten To all persons interested 10 The Estate Of
DANIEL RICHARDSON, late of wes,ford, in
said District deceased, Ines,atc.
WHEREAS, Sally Richardson, Administrative Of
the estate Of the said deceased hath made spplica,on
TO said court TO extend the time limited for settling
said estate year from the q6ih day Of May, 1913
and also proposes to render an account Of her ad-
mihs,ra,on, and present her against said
tate for examination and allowance. Therefore, the
court afor aid doth appoint the fourth Wednesday Of
May, ls43, for hearing and deciding said applica-
lion and for examining and allowing said account, at
the Office ofihe Reg,er Of said Court, in Burlington,
and doll, order hal all persons concerned lie notified
thereof BY publication of this order three weeks sue
ccs,vey in the Burlington Free Press, newspaper
printed in Burlington, in said district the last OF which
publication 10 lie previous 10 the day appointed as
azores aid for hearing,
Given under my hand at said Burlington, this 25f
day Of Arril, lsi3. 4Sw3
VIM WESTON, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-05
It'll IN THE jury Box. The follow
emn and melancholy scene is describ-
ihe ST. Louis. Mo. Rennblican:

s,erday afternoon, Mr.. w. G. Whi,efeld, a
er of the Jury of the United States Couri, now
g session in this city, died suddenly, while in
ny box, in the midst of his associates, He had
complaining, for some time, Of pain in his side
he first lntmntlon Of anv thing serious being the
u with him was his asking some one sitting be-
Inn TO take hold of his head for he believed he
iylng. These were the last words he spoke
barned his head over upon The gentleman who sa
10 him, and to whom he had spoken, and expired
Jed aiely. Physicians suppose that j. was dis
Of the heart he died Of"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-05

CoMBINATIoN fEU DE Jol.--A good story il
told of political salute Of hundred guns fred
at Albany on Thursday last II is said that the
wings furnished the guns in honor of their sue
cess in Albany, and he democrats furnished The
powder in honor of their victory in New York.
a sort OF partnership affair round 1t is really
pleasant to see politicians so good ns,ured.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-05

HfoR WATER.-As usual at this season
the Onion has overlooked its banks and in.
undated all the low lands in its vicinity
This, with the rise of the streams, which
aow into Lake Champlain, has raised it tt
an uncommon height. All the wharvcs are
submerged, and will be for some time t,
come. We have hoard Of no serious dam.
age in this region.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-05

0.Read the article in another column
entitled Recollcctions of The closing scenes
in the life Of HAnRsoN." II was written
by gentleman who is no politician, and
will richly repay perusal.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-05
NEW ESTABIISVMENT.

THE Undfrssnel having purchased the entir,
stock Of Orvllle Sincssr, eg leave 10 inform IN,
pnl lie hat they intend TO continue The Pail and Tnl
Manufacturing fn ne,s il all It's various rancho
a. the old stand Of Orvle sincear, Burlington Falls
They will wholesale or retail a. best suits the pur
chaser. All orders promptly attended 10.
BARNES e. THATCHER.
Burlington, May I, 1913 sw4s
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-05
R. nj. I.

GEORGE P. MARSH, Esq, will give lecture before
the Institute on the History of The Mechanics Arts
this evening, at quarter past o'clock, in the Court
House. Ladies and gentleman are invited.
S, FLETCHER, Secretary.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-05
NOTrs,E

THIS Certifes tina, have given 10 my son,
l. WILLIAM A. FO WLEE his time during
the rest Of his minority, and shall claim Of bis
wages nor pay any debtB Of his contracting from this
date. JOSHUA e. FOWLER.
Colchester, April l, l643 4sw3'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-05
VICTUALING SHOP,
NV II ErOGTE TN

J1NDER the Brick Store lately occupied by ". II.
u Curtis, and at present by S. ". Gapt.$ Co., on
Church r., where he will be Happy to ,efye ell Who
may call upon him with the choices, .el.es hmen,s
the sea- on Ind market NAV afford.
Burlington, May S, 1873. lows.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-05
NY OTHER COODS,

WE have person in New York selecting Coed,
w for us he i'll lie there some ia vs. perhaps two
weeks or more-aay articles in our line or on, Of ii
will e forwarded for all who leave orders at the
Variety Store. As we wish 10 send some money south
we wish those who owe US 10 pay no,S.
PASGBoRN g. BRfNsMAip.
NAV I, JS43 80
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-05
COLLECTNR'S OFFICE,
fyiI-st' hE

DISTRICT OF VERMONT, !
Burlington. April &c ls43 !
DCBLIC NOTICE IS hereby given that circular
ha tcen received al this Office from he Trea srv
Department, giving Information that large qnanlity
lin NUM- er andamouni,) Of Treasury Notes redeemed
by the Collector New Orleans. and alleged to ha We
been ly him tran,mI,el 70 the Treasury n the 26th
day OF July 1872, having never been received there,
are presumed 10 have zen purloned either from the
mail or from the Custom House. and all persons are
here' cautioned agnn; receiving negotiating any
Of aid No,c-, which declared tv The Secretary o,
the Treasury - c "no longer valid instruments"
4 t.scr pive ,rholu!c II the Noes above descrt e
lie this Office
4s WILLIAM p. BRIGGS, Collector
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-05
NOTICE

NOTICE.
THE subscriber having taken his son HENR1 n
l. DootITTLE into Cupar,nersbip The business will
H. DooLfrTLE.
PIIILO DOOLlTTLE.
Burlington, I7lh April, ls43
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-05
FOR SALE.

THE House and lot belonging TO James Laneshore
Il situated on the New Road leading from Burling.
ton Square to the Falls. For terms apply to
April II, l943. 49u L, b. PLATT.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-05

CT haVlg IaIItu q PERFORMING CuTt even Uuutr tt
most aggravated circumstances.
The s ipporer has attained very high character
IN Europe well in this country. II is ado pied tt
the calire d>i,e ofpe>sares and 4 other pa inml
gc Al cxpcdenls, in he Lying-n Hospitals of London
and Pari-, and is universally recommended in Europe
hy medical men of the highest rank. In this country
il is s,ained by he leading ueml ers Of the faculties
Of College. and Hospitals and y all the eminent pri
vaie practitioners
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-05
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
Vermont District.
In BANKRUPTCY.

NUtICC To sIIUN CdusC q SdIIIst f'tIItIUH Ui
CAMPBELL REMINGTON, Of Huntington, for
his Discharge and Certificate, a Bankrupt, at the
office of Samuel Prenilss, IN Montpelier in said
District on wednesday, the 30th day of August,
A. d. lS43, nj 10 A. NJ,
ELIAS DOTY of Huntington, for his Discharge and
Certificate as Bankrupt, mt the Office of Samuel
Pfentss, in Montpelier in said District, on Wednes.
day the 30,h day Of August, A. d. lSi3. at 10 AN
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-05

IRON the Court House Square or College ina,
l. find good accommodations, on moderate terms
House lately occupied by Geo. B. Shaw, Esq.
May l, 1sf3. 49w3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-05

O. The convenient plea Of Insanity in
.-~,-~f''o nirid" is as lilie relishcd by re-
flec'ng minds in l,gland as in this country.
The poe, Campbeilhus hits the case Of Nc
Naughlon in Lonon manor.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-05
On a late Acquit,I--nv = CAMPBELL

Iepeople of England! exult and be glad,
For yere now ut the will OF the mcrcess mad
Why say ye that but three authorities reign
Crown, Commons and Lords !-You omit The insa
They're priyieg' class whom no statute controls
And Their murderons charter exists in Their souls.
20 they wish to spill blood-they have only to pla,
a few pranks-get asyIund month and n day
Then hegh to escape from the mad docors KEYS
And to pistol or stab whomsoever they please.
SOW, the dog has human like wit in creation
lie resembles most nearly our own generation:
Then if madmen for murder escape with impunity
Why deny poor COG the same noble immunity p?
So, If dog or man lie YOU, beware beng ne,tled
For crime is no crlme-whon the mind s unsettled
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-05

1ONN Pieces HOUSE PAPER, great variety
lWsO OF patterns q. Manufacturer pyices, ioi
sale bY u. w. CATL!N.
April II, Ie43. Is
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-05

CNES SENDEN'S AMERICAN GARDENtR
l. Iindleys Horticulture, for ,ae Iy
April %, le43 II. J. HtMWAf, Agent.