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TO THE NIGHr-WATCH.

w AS tnken' from the basement dining.room
rn..hs street, sbaskos Hin su.day ssha lass . mn.
vsluabte Carving Ksfs wy
ssASs reward oil be paid ,e above 10 ,l,.
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HORSES FOR SALE.
q Three Pairs very superior broke Coach Horses;
A~ NalsO three superior single Harness Horses This
LA stock will be sold low. for cash or approved pa
per- as the -sson somewhat advanced Horses CAR At ~
s, Exchange Nov.
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For the Ladiesi
DRESS SLIPPERS

vOUrNEY WATTS have opened Fpendd Io Of LsdIes
II beautiful sipper ma nufae
Jared BY hCurdy, and Others Phadephia We respectfully
inve the attention OF the Ladies above beautiful Slip
pen-they something
Ladies hne black English Kid shppep superior quality Just
Tceeived-they - son velvet For sale low by
ka1 PUTNEY q WATTS.
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NOTICE TO TRAYELLERS.
Regular Daily Line 60 Ola resnt, Nsrs.,k. A.
through 60 Baitiu.ers,

r. Tho steam. boats Curtis PECK and
,S<<e<k, JEwESs, will leave the Wharf at Rockets.
sRsrnase. morning tsuuiays srsepd precisely Al 81
oeoek oaehne ~ tbe steredate hndngs Rvef
Oh clni sonf SOD eturune and meet ne Ray
&c and Hesh u Hampon Roadso passenger vii
i've IN hahmoe ~ morning By an oecch. IN time 10
day.
This Lane soras decided advantages Road Line
he advertisement o. tbe Richmond y. and Potomac Raj rn.d
On 20 Ne eontfay notwhsa or eeonoy comfort -
siss aardnr The hus splendid scepr ON
ymes Rveroh Poini and noucs passing Directly ~
10 rest ship rcnnyisnis and the Rip Rsps and BAH
yoe NJ ner morning return
o'eloek that evening BY the voats.
Ps--sre and fare pclnded roint Norton o. 90
fss.se, and Are selsdsd pshssre 90 90
Riehmoss, June ", 1895.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A FAKM
NEAR RICHMOND.

NJ GLASSES. N. o. in barrels
Iv1 81 Cfor Sugars. PRIME
Laguayra Cofse, do
Ground Alum
Brazil White Sugar
Reetifed and Oh whiskey
Pine Cognae and Champagne Bnndy
Nuts, Rai-ins, te-For sale By
js IA DAVENPORT a ALLEN
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SssssSSsste 1.f f4s ss.... /.

.slssa& g vs. s:gtI1M,!R g, 2 j, -.
Tnns1.ss. c.s..s.s sa.1.s = -. p.--s. ...sv.
Al .aay - Asss Ssss 1ssssssssx $1,000. -
- ~ ssssdy. esssy csvsssl IL .s.I. - - - =.
- ns esee91ng extseavs1 - s.rsr>lv -
81 - - tssss>sAs 40 ~ ssss VIII IL sls-
. - - q .s<sss % ss.Sss =. - -" ~
nse efciss esesvss Fsassly eah<usssl - eSssA -
nvsess reDssag Ceesanptos no .isi ll.~.. - -,
,hs cos.psssd Syrup e r - wosl napsIs
avs III rssdy 10 IL ees- /, .r, ~ ~
ssees ws hsssssss essasssry hs eossrnp
PIE. 50 es PET soss's-ss sesls. NJ q So
~ 20 ns !. Kieass.d By ALEX DUvAL 4 CO.. os.es.I
-. II Lysshsurs by Jsha q. sesy nj
ShfrHriELD BACOS AND LAID = =
~ Woo ID u saah nidcs Baith6ph kaes~. ~.
Nh-ss s~nbGsA LasA-fos .h ~
- FOR NEW YORK.-rhs regular packet chr
- TuscARoRA. Capt. Mathis. now loading win have
esseh Fos baknes ssh passage. havi,s rood seesr
.ss<.nc.'' sPey % board. n Lsdisas whar. OF =
ESQ JAMES FisHkRs soss.
dune SPERM or.-wAOlss.;. ..d ,ss.u, "
~ JOHN n. GORDON.
snsoBAcco BOX FLANK :
5000 frss Of s.sssd Boz Pink fos ..,s sy
So JAs WINSTON.
WHTE nRAziL sUcAR, In bags
w Fine u. Croix do
Wools>y's Loaf do
snith's Single Do For saie By
-, - DAvENPfbkT ALLEN.
DERUvAN GUANo-Ioe bs daily eupee.d and vin ;, ,ou
ala reduced price. IL taksa from the wharf App,y 70
my 20 CHAa. PALMER.
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BLAIR ~ BROCKENBROUGH.
ohoCERs' COHHfsSfoJr& FORH.sRDLro NgRcRIlrTs
N"''s .Ns - ne R's. Rieh's"~d W. fh rs
A FEw Kegs Of Green IN on for s.e chap 1y
- PIP GAYNop. WOOD co.
AGUE AND FEVER
INDIVIDUALS who ne subjects o. ths ds,resns Ji.,,
ran feese an nfahe remedy IN ~R0wssds Tprovea roos
hiture," upon Application 10 oAYNOR, WOOD a co
Sp Agent. %, tbs p,,c,,c,o,
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and drawn Nos. 200. &C.. &c.
a.s Whole Tickets $40, halves 10, quarters S.
aJRemem ber Fortunes Lounge 10 the place for Grand
Il Capitsls. Tickets In tho above only. for sale by
T. RUSSELL BIGGER.
lle.sri Managers Office. opposite Eagle Ruins.
Drawing Of Pokonoks River Lottery. Class 1872: :.
IS &c 81 IL So 70 Is SIS Is ~
Half Ticket Nos. &c IS small prize Of o200 sold
and paid by BIGGER.
For Tuesday $1,000. &c. &C Nos 10 b.ils.. Tick.
en % so.
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T. RUSSELL BIGGER,

AGENT FOR THE MANAGERS. d. P.nr & Co.,
RIcH.xoND, "a.
LOOK ST TIE PRIZES SOLD at FORTUNES 10 uxeE.
Ticket Nos 10 % Is. a small Capital Of go 900
Do. do. %. do do ss 600
and Ten Prizes OF $4,000 each have
hhed PRIZE OFFICE.
only What has been done and TO show
VIVA, Sow s1,nt have The pleasure OF announcing the a OF
sold this week amounting s.y
Gently sold BY any ohee in this The holder Splendid
Prire requested TO call for his may
be seem II must be conceded by lnthat
THE FIELD rs STILL DEsTaSCED BY BIGGER
$4,000, I'm a whole Ticket, seIdi
The following drawn No. Consolidated No Is
drawn at Wiinington June 7h. I645:
Is so 10 IS 70 26 - 81 GO I % sc rs 40
Whole Teset Nos 10 Grand Capital Of $50 900
sold and win be paid presented FORTUNES Lounge
T. RUSSELL BIGGER.
Besides above ns-,rsss small ones Of $1,000 500 100
E therefore 700 are in vast Of NosEy can asde. Or
sslh 70 T. RUSSELL BIGGER, Agent
for D. Paine q Co. Managers o Iotteries.
GRAND SCHEMES TO DRAW SHORTLY.
$4,000, 100000
Drawing OF this Grand Scheme comes 10 hand by
o'clock TO day. "a Nos. and IL drawn.
Grand Capitals;
lOf $4,000
Of 10000
OF 10000
OF s77s
10 OF 1000
10 of 1900
10 Of 1850
100 Of 1000
900 Of lowest , No. Prize) 500
: and drawn Noe, 200. &C., &c.
Whole Tickets $40; Halves 10; Quarters S.
SPLENDID SCHEME!
$4,000, $4,000 rs Nos. Is Ballots.
ss.s1 Ss.'od',sd No .s ds-. :, wamisros Jass yah
SO prizes rs Nos IS hanoss hoje Teke,. ans
Certificate Of rs wbo's Ticket. ony sisshar,s in popor
For other .ebe-.. eau attn. once
W Packages Of wholes and shares, single whoes and
II. - l.
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RALL a. PERKINS have received a new adj.
non of NE ro5sou Bib- sess.ed os Iss POCKET hss /.
unrivsn~f 10 eiex.scy a. binding.
On q aia btosd srsst ia
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loYs FINE sHoEs-prrVsv q w.rr. nav. Ina, ,.,.,,-a
- yey hsnd'ooe ios % Boys 6ss easn Booss.. ns.uf.
a',a rhdephs They The hsrdsoussa hs. srucl
for says that ve have hsd Fos al. lowby
j. 10 a M,
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a no ronr AND ci.ARsr wINB--of ssp,rO, quss,y fsr
ia rEpLEMaSA RArcLirrE
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'EHiS Is TO INFORM THE CITIZENS or
- kehmani and is vicinity, that th. day received
an d'oEa oi Of se:.onabe and Cheap Dry vhsA o
es1n' OF The advanced stage of the
sre reduced prices IL issuperauous enuue.f, hr
eent articles eompo>ing n
a VIC ~sb !" give thsa oeenlar dsnoasrstoa thsir
qA'y and ebeapne Permit however, SAY, as ". hsyr
Caisoss from st to IS
Coions from Ct TO 400.
IRISH Linensof erpr,.sly far nm, 49,
VOID an vaae Of cheap eoo sas "a,
attention s respectfully sOIiehsd
E. BERKELEY co.
No ~. Main suset
hsss,os Housr.
CHILDRBNS SHOES.
" nave Just opened another splendid lot Of
Chhren'' beautind BuskiEs Anel. re.-.ol-,s ~,
heIe. for sale b~ BY
my IS rUrsEY WATTS.
Il AGuAYRA COPFEE, prime quality.
- ~; CRon SUGAR, DO
riGs spERxSerrr CANDLES
kAislNs, as,-For by
.ys ~ DAVENPORT n ALLEN
HAsILLA BEANs for asvOurpE Creams. cass.ss. A.
isD JOHN H. EUsrAczs SON
Bhts MOUNTAIN LINsEED niL received ana spr al. b.
- y " - JOHN ~ EusrAcE SON.
"sLS sTrS. TURFsSTlSE' ,ss 81 y -
Ply JOHN ~ HUsTAcE q SON.
ONEHUNDRED BOXES sIIO s.d IoIIs wado-- Sl.. a.,
lsIS IoHN u. EUsrAcE SON.
ONE HUNDRED KEGS LEWIS WHITE Lad, and zoe A..
s1o JonN II EurAcEs soa
A cEEouSs superior spasi-s FlOssal Indigo os ..,s By
= PlD JOHN n. EUsTACE SON.
FOR RENT.
IN -Four brick Houses on lat street near C.v-
RIcHARDHrIL, J..
NOVA SCOTIA HERRINGs.
an BBLS. No. I Lubec gibbed Horrings,
OO which, 70 eiosu Consignment, ~iH - sod Iov.
bb Jas visHERs Sons.
ISsGED OIL boz. pure Lsrss-s on ~. -
- eeiyed. for ale By n. DUvAL
tsis 1ss. n.is street.
Oh BBLS. ptlycrised Sugar, lust received and
~ for ~. tsisl wOErHAn, sseRUDss AGO.
PIANO F0RTES.
- ". TAYLOR keeps constantly ON hand an
- ssssrtsess of Paao For o. vs ~, qs-Dy
h. wiz dspose o. rood set.iass svh~ss
PIANO FOHTE AND AUffC sfOHE.
blo oppc~is NJ n.rss
DR.. SPRl0UBS
EXPECTORANT PILLS,
UtoR the q Coughs cd stsrrh q Pass
IN The Side SD Besst tshr Feuss- shoru- ss~<rk.
falptation of the Heart HoopinE Coush Ne hau<s
ehi,s sore Thrcsf. sercf<anf q
Lungs either Acut.
foray etpsrisseed great r.is-f fss~a
rnss IS esas boz 70 anH -
-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-11-28
BENJAMIN 1rish's Estate.

STA TIE or, VERMONT, ! AT a Probate
DI>TRrcT OF CHirTENpEN, IS. ! ACourt holden
at Burlington within and for the district aforesaid on
the 18th day of November, A. D. 1875, an instru.
ment purportng ~ ne the last will and testament Oh
BENJAMIN IRISH, late Of Shelburne, in said dis
trcl, deceased, was presented to the Court here or
Probate, by William Harmon, the Executor. therein
named.
THEREFORE,, it is ordered by the said Court, tina,
public notice lie given 10 oil persons concerned there.
in to appear lefore said Court al session thereof to
the second Wednesday Of December, A. d. 1916, and
contest the probate Of said Will and /, s further or.
dered that this order be published three weeks sue.
cessively in the Burlington Free Press news pnpet
printed Burlington in this State, the last of winch
publications shall be previous to the day assigned
aforesaid for hearing.
G ven under my hand at the Register's Office, this
llth day of November. a. ID. 1875.
WIN. WESTON. Reeisier.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-11-28
WILLIsTON HIGH SCHOOL
AN -.
SRBMATR GRI6INAMTa

THE Winter Term of this Institution will COM
l. mence on Wednesday, December 3, under the
charge, as heretofore, of j. LYMAN, A. NJ The con-
dition of The school is prosperous, number OF pupils
large and the pr respects for the future attering The
instruction is believed to be efficient and thorough.
II is essential pesuliariiy Of the Institution to eas
the pupil so far as practicable, both TO instruct and
govern himself This renders his studies pleasant
and ensures success. The facilities for Il e acquis.
lion of natural science are unusually good. The
Principal possesses large Hcrschelian Telescop,
of superior quality, with other excellent apparatus
which he will use Tor The benefit Of the students.
TUITION f, the primary branches, $500
" higher 400
Languages, 450
sBoard can I've obtained at from sl25 10 l,5O
per week, including washing &c.
1, is desirable that those who anticipate attending
should commence at the beginning OF the quarter.
WilIlston, Nov la, 1875 Is
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Villas g. NoYE9.

HAvE now received their Fall and Winter supply
L i of Goods. We have added number of articles
(which have been much enquired for) TO our former
stock, such as Cotton Yarn, Colored Wadding, Bat
ting, Wickng, &c. and we can now accommodate
Merchants with almost anything in the Staple Dry
Goods line.
We would modestiy say TO all who may wish to
purchase at wholesale, that our stock Of Goods is
now the largest and desirable ever offered by
Our far in jobbng goods has induced us TO
make larger purchases Than heretofore, and we hope
by selling at low price ~ be enabled to do justice to
ourselves and to the p alNpaser.
We have adopted the Cash System IN making all
belief that our goods are obtained ut the very lowest
prices. Buying Cheap will enable us to self low to
our customers, who will please call and see for them.
selves.
Burlington Nov 10, 1915.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-11-28
Mary Jacks0n's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, AT Probate Court
District Of Chiuenden, IS. n holden at Burng-
ton. within and for the District aforesaid on the
eighth day of November A. D. 1916, an instrument
purporiing 10 he The last VIII and Testament Of Mary
Jackson, late Of Milton, said District deceased,
presented 10 the Court here for Probate, by Daniel
H. Onion the Executor therein named.
THEREFORE,, it is ordered by laid Court, that public
notice he given TO all persons concerned therein to
appear before said Court a session thereof 10 be
holden Al the Registers Office in said Burlington on
the second "Wednesday in December, A. ID. Is45,
and contest the probate Of said WILL and it is further
ordered that this order be published three weeks sue.
cessively in the Burlington Free Press, a news paper
printed Burlington, in this State the las, Of which
publications shall lie previous 10 The day assigned as
aforesaid, for hearing.
Given under my hand a, the Registers Office, hi,
9th day OF November, A. D. lst5.
24w3 VIM. WESTON, Register.
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LYMAN THAYER
BARNE, e. keller,
and their Trustee
CHITTESpEN CoUsTy CoURr
October Term, 1916.

CHAR,Es l., Nelson. IN this cause Lyman Thaye,
o. SheiluTn, IN Chenden, county a. the March Term
OF this Court A. d. 1886 brings his action ngains Asa
hel Barnes and Philip f. Keeler, Of Burlington, in
sara 20 lnty, IN an action OF debt on Judgement.
ANA appearing TO the court that the said Asahel
barnes resides Out OF this State, and has not had per-
sonal notice Of the tendency Of said suit, The usual
orer OF notice was made by the Court the term la
aforesaid and The said cause was continued TO the
present term when appearing to The Court that the
oe enuan' Barnes had not had notice Of said suit,
either In person OF by publication.
THEREFORE,, II is ordered by the Court here that said
cause continued and that the Defendant, Barnes,
nave notice OF the pendency Of this sun by publishing
."e substance OF The plaintiffs writ in the Free Pres
a newspaper printed at Burlington, in said County,
,nfee Weeks successfully, the as Of SAID publications
term ofihs Court.
n ss at Burlington, November rs. ls4s.
20 T.. A. STANSBuRY, Clerk.
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DIR. PITKIN.

WOULD respectfully inform the inhabitants of
w this village and vicinity. that he hos located
himself here as a physician and surgeon Il will lie
ms Underwriting purpose to make careful examna
hons TO ascertain the cause and by direct application
OF remedies TO combat diseases, and remove their
cause, and by care, attention and iathfuIness to ali
who may call upon him, hopes to prove himself wor-
thy Of patronage.
tie would also say that he is in possession Of mos,
OF the new remedies that have recently been brought
forward for the relief Of Scrofuls, Spinal affections
Phihislcal complaints and other chest diseases.
DR.. p. has recommendations of qualifications from
and from some in New York City and Boston, which
may be seen by calling on him Of his residence, liz
lie west of the Burlington Bank.
Burlington, Nov. 10, l845.
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ELIAS LYMAN.

liza" received an extensive assortment Of New
L and Fashionable GOODS, consisting OF CASH
meres and DE LANES, very beautiful. Elegant fig.
ured Drab Alpaccas for Dresses, Gala Plaid and
Rich Plaid Cloaklngs, Gimp and Frnges to match.
PRINTS.
A very large and splendid assortment, bought by
the case and for sale very low with few choice
selected Prints entirely patterns and very ele.
CANT; also great variety Of Balzorine and other
Mourning Prints
SHAWLS.
A large quantity Of rich Damask Shawls, and
many styles OF Fancy do, both large. and small.
RIBBONS.
few pieces Of rich embroidered B,nnet Ribbon.
good assortment Of Velvet do Listring Ribbon and
Flannel Binding. Zephyr Worsted, Mohar and
Silk Fringe. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Cloak Cords
and Tassals Shaded Purse Twist, Steel Beads, Purse
Rings and Tassals, colored aud white Worsted Yarn
beautiful white Merino and Wooden do, Tidy Cotton
and Needles, &c. &c.
wckware Block, corner Of Church anil College SITS.
November 81, 1915.
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Brown Sheetings.
BOSTON ALMANAC.
Nov. 26, as

THE BOSTON ALMANAC, for lS16, by S. N.
l. Dickinson, will he ready for the public on or be,
fore the 10th OF December. The new and splendid
Map ID Boston will again appear in this number
Also new Map OF the Railroads in the Common
wealth o. Massachusetts. This map shows al a
glance all the roads divergng IRON Boston. Along
each line Of road the stations depois legby sci
down, with their distances from Boston. II also
shows the route N the Long Island Road, and the
course OF the Hudson River as tar as Albaay. No
Massachusetts man can examine This Map Of Rail-
roads without Peasuralde feelings. At glance he
sees ,sese great arteries Cd business life and prosper
~ all Cenierlng IN The great metropolis Of New Eng
land. The Miscellaneous department Of the Alma
nae has received all due attention. The Business
Directory aud other local matters have bcen thor
oughly revised aud made ia all respects, as periec,
as possible.
Orders 70 be address usual, 10 the Publishers
Messrs THOMAS GROOM & Co 80 State street. ~ n,
10 the Proprietor, s. N. DICKINSON, SO Washington
street.
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THE KINGS OIL,
For all Wounds on Horses. CoffL,

OUCH as Cuts, Bruises, Corks, Calls, (eilher BY
~ the Saddle or Harnessl Sore Backs, Sore Brea,i
Sprsns, tistulas &c. o.. &c. removing all soreness.
and stiffness, and healing up the worst possible
wounds, ~ from one to five days time.
This CELEBRATED REdEDY was prrpared
by order Of he late King VIM ~ Of Great Br,lain
under the direction of Mr. Youat, The ceehrat.d En-
eish Farrier, and used ~ him IN the Royal Stud OF
Horses only
kngsland & Co., kee,eville l.. p. Cheney, PORT
HenIyi Wright h Sprasue, Whitehall H. C Grid
ley, Mlddebury; r. Murray. Vereenns,. l4n6
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William p. Burnham's alias Solomon whoa.
tonsc

true copy OF Record.
&c Attest, WARSER WHITE, REGISTER.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-11-28
NEW FASHIONS.
ISAAC WARMER

LAS for sale full assortment of Groceries among
] l. which are various kinds of pure Wines ST
Crox, Jamaica and New Rum Holland Gin, Cog'c.
Brandy Of first quality and unadulterared. Also
American Rum, Gin and Brandy, the best articles Of
the kind. He will sell better articles of Rum Brandy
and Gin than are hawked about the country BY New
York and Troy pedlers, for third less price than
they selling them for. ], is not true tina, man
who is German can not sell bad gin or other spirits
Why are they attacking in the streets every man who
IS retailer OF spirits or tavern Keeper and travelling
over the country urging and mportunlng the people
to buy their stuff if there is great speculation
great cheat in them. I only ask those that buy OF
them to bring some Of them and compare them with
mine.
Burlington, Nov. II, 1915. 24tf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-11-28
BURLINGTON FEMALE SEMINARY,

THE Winter Quarter in this Seminary will com.
Il nence Dec. lst and continue eleven weeks.
There are now six Teachers connected th the In.
s'itution. In connection with the coid branches,
young Ladies will enjoy peculiar advantages for &C.
quiring correct knowledge Of Music, d, awng Paint
ing and the French Language. Instruction in the
latter will be given by gentleman, well educated
both in the English and French, and who speaks the
latter with the and correctness his ver'
nacular tongue.
A few vacancies in the Boarding House will be made
at the end Of this Quarter those from abroad wishing
to reside in the Seminary should apply soon.
Young Ladies from the village wishing 10 extend
their knowledge Of the French language, can be ad
mitted 10 the class.
No pupils admitted for less time than one Quar-.
ter, and no deductions made for absence eacept in
protracted sickness.
TEARMs.
HALF PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
Tuition in English Branches and Latin, per
quarter, .............-....... So,UV
Instrument for practice. .......... 200
Drawing or Painting. ............ 400
FRENCH .......... $50
Board, including fuel, lights and all the convenen-
ces for study in large and well furnished rooms 80 per
week or S25 per Quarter Of eleven weeks. including
washing JAS. w. HICKOK, Sew
Nov. llth, 1S45. 24w3
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Notice.

THE subscriber would inform the public thai he
l. is prepared 10 clean and finish Women's Cloaks.
Dresses, Shawls, Bonnels, &c, made Of Silk Cotton
or Wool and pieces of silks other fancy good,
will he Coloured and dressed TO he equal 10 new
also, Mems Clothes Cleaned and Dyed il neces. airy
and finished Think 10 the satisfaction of the public
at reasonable price. Silks that are Black can he
colOured 10 any colour wanted, Green Brown, Scarlet
Crimson, Pink, &c.
Goods forwarded 10 J. q. G. Martins, by stage
with charges paid, will be attended to, finished and
returned in seasonable time.
THEODORE d. LYMAN.
North erri>bnrgh, Nov IL, lS45. 25m6
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OS r..

ON Thursday, Nov. TO- light colorcd Carpet Bag
~ containing quantity of clothing, between Bur
lington and Ferrisburg Centre. 1t was bound with
red leather and fastened by strap of the same with
small paddock. II the finder will leave it Prouty's
Hotel, or with b. b. Allen, vereennes, he shall be re-
warded. THOS, s. HUBBARD.
Stockbrdge VI. s25w3
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Judah French,s Estate.

judah French's Estate.
STATE or VERMONT, IN Probate Conr, hol-
Lamoille District IS. L den at the Probate
Oiccin Johnson in said District, on the 18th tav Of
November, A. d. lS45.
Judah G. French, administrator on the estate of
JUDAH FRENCH, late Of Cambridge, in said dis
,rc,, deceased, proposes to render account of his
Administrator, and present his account as admins
traitor aforesaid, for examination and allowance.
WHEREuPoN, it is ordered that the same be referred
to session Of the Probate court, for said district TO
he holden at the Inn Of w. P. Matthews, IN Hyde.
park, laid district, the Oath day Of December,
A. ID. 1916, at II O'Clock, NJ for examination and al
lowance ; and that all concerned lie notified hereof,
by the publication Of tins order in the Burlington
Free Press, printed at Burlington, three weeks sue
cessvely, before laid time OF hcaring that they may
appear at said time and place. If they cause, and
object thereto.
By orer Of Court,
WILLIAM W. WHITE, Register.
A true copy Of Record.
&c Attest, WARSER WHITE, REGISTER.
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