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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-07
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, in Powt5-
II tan county, ter miles above tic Couu-hous';
ON the 2G,h instant, my Man PETER, whom
purchased in Richmond, few days since, Of MI
Eli Ball, Trustee for Mrs. Homer, who lire. zen
miles above Richmond, on the river road, where
| suppose he will aim TO get, or Turk about RICE
mond. Peter i. about 81 or 2S years Of age,
about feel or inches high, black, heavy
built, has been shot in one OF his arms and one
Of his hips 20 oher scars recoilecied, except one
on his LEFT cheek, rather bad connterancs; ~ n@o
on, when he en roundabout and PANS, o. GA ia
cow jeans. will give The above reward o. CIV,
and paw all other reasonable expenses 10 any
person who will deliver him 10 Slas Omotuneio,
al his Jail, in Richmond, or secure him IN IN;
jail SO get him again. ,,.,tc
Oe, 3o-dlt&al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-07

The Washington Union (says The Petersburg
In,elligencer )pays high and Weildeserved COM
pimen, 10 The author OF The obituary notice OF
the late Rev. Dr.. Syme, which appearei in the
Petersburg Republican Of the 9th ul. That no.
lice was written BY The Editor OF The Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-07

MURDERER ARREsrED-A. ]. Tirrell, the Bos-
ton murderer was taken in Philadelphia on Sun
day, and went over the Long Island Railroad yes
erday morning, in irons, on his way 10 retrbution.
Here is The end Of a connection between two mar
ried persons, who deserted the happiness Of a
faithful domestic life Tor an adullerous inter-
course, which was continued with violen, quar-
rels, and terminated with murder and the gailows
in the morning Of life.
Tsala1's n. y. Jsar. Of Gam.
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staun;on, Oct 3, lsi5-cwtapN
a1eRu,p1r 1aSD FOR SAFE

81 miles f,om itc GorJensrN> Dl@.
7 WISH losell my Fam, situate along the South
a wet morntain- md containing eight hundred ard
fly (-5p Eeres. adj ans the lands of U j. Barbour,
V. J.knsnn and VIM Davis Esqrs in Ofangc; and Gr-
neral Gordcn, ~ l.. Walker, and James Lindsay,
E>qrs IN aihemarl.
IL viii be- .old upon very reasonable terms, aud ths
most liLcia! time allowed az Ia punrht-. stall
tie seeding of wheat du.ae his week ard
expect 10 SOW about me bundled and seventy bushels.
the principal part OF which VIII be upon good ialiow
land.
Any wishin. 10 purchase viii nm" my overs. rr
al nil times upon The farm ana ready & show u.
ALIEN. T. TAYLOR.
Erniiynylin p O Sent ol-cQaM ImS CIVIL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-07
TRUST SALE or LAND Is AMELIA
Cl,Ir


ON MONDAY, he 9Th OF November 1876 ~ tie tcl
~ dcnce II In St. Clair, t'. al Anrlia.
will ocred 10 Sell ~ tfac.s &C Land heorch. IS
said -. Clair, viz the which he r.-Irc>
posed 10 contain nhoui Ir5 acr-s. ami csT;aia a
land rurehi Sod Of Newton W.d-. h. lrveI 10 cor;-
400 After the ,aie of III. ant stil uiic
r.le sn vau.hl~ n-rrors. and all :" the ~ r>mhe ~
p'iy a the said ~. Clar, inc!in. ib- last crap
wheat, CON, fJie. and tobacco. 1L- sto.k 81 t,tfg
description, houses, cows, sleep. AMI tos<. 'nfr ~
ei.b ihr plantation uiensi!s and house hold aud
furniture.
The and' ae FAD 10 be very good the hn.r irs'' ca
ta'nirg be- drF branch lands, ~ acres o: AppomacS
ioiv grounds; imp ovsmcnts coed.
hr negroes And pri-hshi- property viii h. sold fa
RASH aud the land fer lbIrd cash, and the hasrlc
IN rs" equal annual insrsnenfs. ron9s wih sUrs
srrnr ~ VII hr required and, ~ ADDITION IT,. tr 'o
thr lans III he reserved until all OF the pu.c,i
has been pnid
TIE above property was ronrt yed % Tus,,r- -
deed dn! rrc"ri IN Amelia Clerks ofi,c. "a lg
therein spec ii d. The ti- Ia the property !, b. i'
TO ne good 'ni, acting as trustees we SHALL CONVEY
such titie ms IL vested In us
LEWIS f.. HARytr,
JOHN G. JEFFLRSeN.
Trustee.
D. The Creditors arc irqnssted To attend the 'aio,
with all Of their Claims properly stated.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-07

II From FLoRlpA.-A letter was received in
Richmond yesterday, from Florida, dated 2Slh
nit, which slales that "BrockenLlough is certain
" elected, although the majority is smal The
Wings give itupn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-07

OREGON AND SLAvERY.-The Oregon Legisa-
iure have passed an ACT declaring that slavery
shall not exist in Oregon; and the owners OF
slaves Who bring them there are allowed two
years 10 take them our Of the country, and in de-
fault the slaves TO be free. The act also prohi-
hbs free negroes or mulalioes from settling or
remaining in The country, and requires them TO
leave in two years, and in default 10 be hired out
TO The lowest bidder, who will bind timseiflo re-
move them from the country for the shortest term
Of service, and within six months after the e1pi-
ration thereof.
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Hrn,ivoyIio p. O., sept. @,-e2awIm&cwtf
FLUvANNA LAND FOR SALE.

by virtue Of Deed Of Trust, riecntrl by William
- PaGn 10 Daniel Turner and Archhad Ry,ce. on
= day of april 1897, and duty rrcadrd IN The Clerk y
Office Of Flnvar county, We or onc of us shaii on
Monday the first day Of December NEXT proceed 10 sell
publicly HE premises for tash, The IL r Of land
veyed in said decd Gated lie rasttur. estimated 10
tain 200 acres, much will pay tie amount de-
creed, by the tifcuf superior Count of Law and Chan
Gerry fT Fluvann county, 10 he due upon said land.
AZ i'll Last September term Ii the weather should lie
unfavorable, Will postpone the talc unt The neat
fair day. The title said land " believed 10 be good,
but selling trustees, we viii convey only such title
rs IS VI sted in ur.
DANIEL TURNER,
10
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STAUSTON LAW SCHOOI.

THE subscriber irt-nd. TO continue his i.nw School
L al Staun:on. Tie nat session, corresponding in
Its commencement and Duration with the six pre-
crd:ns, wal! lie 2D.h day Of Move mher
next. and terminate on the 18th day q" War, following
Fee for Instruction, 900. payable IN advance.
X IL very dtstahr IL The underssnr that those " no
intend apply for admission Should Do 81 by oiter,
personally, BY the 18th ci Nav, ',yi.
LUCAS l.. THOMPSON.
Stann,nn Oct 8 lsah-cMt2nN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-07

The Speakership OF the House Of Representa-
tves in the next Congress is now generally dis
cnssed through The newspapers in all sections Of
the Union. In the West, Col J. w. Tibbat,s, Of
Kentucky is recommended warmly. Papers in
Ohio, Illinois, and other States are load in praise
Of his fitness. Virginia has several representa-.
,ives who have been named for that Office, amongst
whom there are Geo. c. Drongooe, Geo. Wv.
Hopkins, and r. Nj. t. Hunter. Pennsylvania,
are Chas J. Ingersoll, Rid Brodhead IT.. and II.
D. Foster. From Missouri there is James B.
BowIin. From Indiana, John w. Davis and
from Michigan, Roberl McCleland.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-07

US and We thank the Wing for the notice he has
given Of The purpose Of The Federallsts. A be-
This warning. il cannot be possible that any re
publican will fall into The snare we must eiec'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-07
MARRIED.

Married, in Baltimore, on Thursday evening,
Both ul,., by Rev. MIR. Slictr, MIR. hSrnJST Snus-
TER Of Philadelphia, 10 Miss JASE f. Turner,
late OF Richmond, Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-07

The RIe Gun which was made in England for
The Princeton has arrived in New York In one of
The packets
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-07

The President has recognised Robert Grigg as
the Consul Of her Britannia Majesty for the
States Of Alabama and Florida, 10 reside al Mo-
he
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-07
LEWIS f.. HARytr
Join G. IEEtl.Rs.l
FOR SALE AND LEASE

y. The Creditors arc irqnsstei 10 attend the 'ao,
with all of their Claims properly stated.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-07

The Washington Union notices, in The follow
Ing manner, the election Of Hopkins L. Turney,
Esq, The new Senator from Tennessee:
1T is 10 be regretted that The Democratic party
in Tennessee suffered themselves 10 be divided
and distracted in The election OF public servant
10 serve them in The honorable POST Of Senator OF
the United States; and We much regret the crimi-
nations and recriminalions growing ont Of this d-
vision. BIN, now that Mr.. Turney has been
elected, we recur 10 his past pubic history and
services in the Democratic party, and find in item
an undou5,ed assurance that he will continue The
advocate and representative of The principles and
party which he has SO long and faithfully es-
noneed
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-06-13
NEW GROCERY and
Provision Store.

THE subscriber having commenced the Grocery
and Provision business at the stand known as
the Hckok Store, one door south of Messrs p. q ~
H. Dooltle; invites the attention OF purchasers 10 MS
fresh and carefully selected assortment of
GROCERI les;
consisting in pert Of superior Tyson skin, Fowchong
and Ooong Teas, Laeura, Java, and peryyf fine Old
Government Java Coffee, Double refined Sugars, in
Loaves snd Powder. Stewards Coffee, Crushed Sugar,
Porto Rico and N. Orleans do, st. Croix Syrup,
superior to any other Molasscs
SIP ICES,
Ground and unground from the Hope Mills and war
ranted pure; Hylton's best Honey Dew and Swee,
Leaf Tobncco, f. Rooms fine Cut and smoking do,
and Macoboy snuff OF Fruit he has NJ and Sui
tana Rasins, Citron, Prunes, Figs Lemons, &c.
ais So
Hudson Bay Salmon, and Connecticut River Shad
very fine Pork, Flour, Goldfish and Msckercl by the
pound OF barrel, Sperm Oil, Soap, Sperm and Mould
Candles, Barrel aud fine sack Salt, &c. &c.
In addition 10 The above may he found
STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Such as common Prints, HEAVY Sheetings, Tickings
Talor's Trimmings, Cotton Yarn, Bats, Wcking
Black Cotton, Thread, Needles Pins, &c, which vii
be sold on the most favorable terms.
So nucn Of the patronage of friends and the public
as may be mutually advantageous, is resneclillll
solicited. A. 8. DEWEY.
Burlington, May 23d. ls4j. 5ltf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-06-13
1t is said that
MOTHERS, RELlEF-To MARRIED La

MOTHERS RELIEF-TO MARRIED La
WI DlES.-lhe Mothers Relief, a medicine which
soothes the disagreed lie sensation OF females about
TO become mothers, and nsures safe delivery in all
cases where maformailon or some unnatural cirrum
stances does not prevent. The reputation of this
cle, though silent, has become extended pro-
duce an immense demand. A pamphlet intended on
ly for the eye of those directly neres ed and their
physicians, is prepared for gralutous distribution
where the Relief is for sale,
As we are thus obliged to come before The public,
we take The occasion say, that il the of the
call for the Mothers Relief wherever known, b. my
guide To direct opinion Ia he formed of he esna-
ton IN which Il is held, have the satisfaction of
believing that Il has been The means of alternating an
infinite amour, Of suffering. and of saving many val
liable lives. Wherever il has been used during the
above period, deep rooted preiudces have given way
TO candid and thankful expressions Of gratitude and
wish to extend on their parts, as far possible its
benefits. Medical men Of high standing have had the
candor to acknowledge for once that their prejud ces
must be abandoned, and have been advocates for its
use.
All those who wish, are invited to call on some of
our agents and procure pamphlet without charge
q. A. BARTHOLlC & Co.
Rochester, N. y.
For sale by PECK q SPEAR, the authorized
Agents for this place and vicinity, who can also sup.
ply Druggists az the Projectors wholesale prices.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-06-13
ROBERTS ON CONVEYANCES,

TIME subscriber has in press and will shortly pub
L lish A Treatise on HE Construction ofihe Stat
utes, 10 Els. g. and 81 Els c. T. relating 10
Voluntary and Fraudulent Conreyanees, and on he
nature and force Indifferent considerations 10 sup
port deeds and other legal Instruments in The courts
Of Lan and Equity, by WILLIAm RonERTs, OF Lin
coins Inn author OF Treatise the statute of frauds
and a treatise the law of wills and codclls Third
American from the last English edition, with addition
al notes and references 10 American and later En-
rlish decisions. CHAUNCEY GOODRICH.
Burlington. VI. April lS45 81
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-06-13

., -, Iandn W. Nustlh's ESTATE
STATE OF VERMONT, TN Prol ate CONT, hol-
District Of Lalnoie, IS. : l. den a, the Pro ate
Office, in johnson, within and for the d>'rc, afure-
,ad, On The oh day OF jane, A. d. lsI5, Present,
Hon. Salmon Wires Judge,
LAS r. STEARNs, Administrator on the estate Of
Eihanan W. Austin, late Of Rochester, in the Count
OF Monroe, and Slate Of New York, decea >ed pre-
sent> MS administration account Tor settlement -
"hereupon, It Is ordered Ina, The lie referred 10
session OF sald court 10 he holden at the Pro Ie
Once, IN johnson, within and for the district afire-
SAM on the sxih day Of August A. ID. lSi5, for ex-
animation and allowance and tha, all concerned lie
nonet hereof hv the publication Of this order in the
Burlington Free Press, printed al Burlington three
weeks successfully, as soon may be- that they
may appear at said time AMI place, aud Object there
TO- If they see cause. By order OF court,
2w3 WILLIAM w. WHITE, Register.
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WHOLESALE & RETAIL
GROCERY g. PROVISION
$ Il r e.
At the Foundry Building, foot Of Main st.
BURLINGTON, VT.

TNHE undersigned have associated themselves
toge her for the purpose of transacting a
General Mercantile business, at The store IN the
hnildng Al the foot of Man street, known as the
Foandry, under The firm OF
l.. d G. r.. FOLLETT.
They o'er 10 the rnllic rhoire and well selected
assortment Of Groceries aud Provisions, on the
most favorable teams Tor Cs,h, or approved short
credit or for most kind, OF Country Produce.
Particular care and attention will he taken in the
selection uf articles Tor family use, and beng deter
mined not TO be undersold, they hope TO receive a
share of public patronage.
LOUIS FOLLETT,
CHAS. 4. FOLLETT.
n. B.-A full and general assortment Of Staple
Dry Goods, Crockery, Ready Made Clothing, e.
will be ready FIR inspection in ow days:
l.. 4 c. r, FbLLFTT.
Burlington, June j. 1916
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Elias LYMAN

Elias Lyman
las received carefully selected and extensive
II assortment of DRY GOODS suited TO the sea.
son, which he offers at reduced prices.
Among which will be found
Balconies Lawns Prln'ed Muslins, NJ de LANES,
Elston Bingham, Fancy Cambrcs, &c &c.
Americen Prints superior style.
Hosiery Gloves and Mitts,
Ladies silk Cravals and Fancy Hdkfs
Pongee Bandana, Flag and White silk Hdkfs.
India Rubber, Webb, Knit, and Elastic suspenders
Brown Holland, Jachet Linen Brown and White,
Linen Drill, Russia sheetng, Burlaps,
Huckahnck, Russia and Sc tch Diaper,
Linen Damask for Table spreads,
Fine Damask spreads, Linen Sheetng and
Stirring, Hamilton Striped and Figured for chill
dren> Wear
large assortment of Broad Cloths and Cassi.
mere>,
Fancy Cassncrcs and Ves,ings.
Parasols and Sun shades very cheap,
Cotton Sheelng and Shlrng from "a TO lO-4
wide,
Ticking wadding Wicking. Batting, Cotton yarn
and Carpet Warp
Family Groceries.
Tea including some extra quality Black Tea.
Sugar, Specs, CltrOn, Pepper Sauce Mustard,
Superior preserved Ginger
MaccnronI, Boston Hard Crackers, ground Rice,
Chocolate, Shells Coffee Box and Reg Rasins,
Curranis, &c. &c.
The highest Market price paid for Butter and Cheese.
| Wickware Building, corner Church and College ST.
May %, 1915. 81
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BROWNS
Sarsa parilla and Tomato
Bitters,
For impurities of the Blood.

For impurities q The Blood
CHRONIC and Constitutional diseases, such as
" Scroiila or Kings Evil Uceraiions and Corro.
sions OF the Throat, Nose, Cheeks, Lips, Ears, and
olher parts ofthe body Pimpes on the face, Scaly
Patches and other eruplions ofhe skin; Bles Sour
Wy and other Scorhulic affections; Rheumatic alec.
TONS; White Swengs; Pains IN the Bones and
JOINTS Fever Sores, obstinate old sores Of all kinds,
Scad Head Salt Rheum, Rinsworm and other dis
arising from IMPURE state OF the bio vi also,
habtual Co>veness, Biles, Chronic affections OF the
Liver, Lungs, and Che,t, Pain in the Stomach and
Side, Night Sweats, &c &c
Lkewise, for Dspe ,>ia or Indigestion, Cos'ive-
nes., Jaundice, loss Of Appetite, Weakness. There
has never been medicine which has given snct
general satisfaction TO Physicians and others that
have used Them.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by the General Agents
for the State Of Vermont.
b. J. HEINEBERG & Co.
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Tin Plates, &c,

1OA Boxes Tin plate l 3 u and extra sizes
lWI 20 Bids. Eng. Am and Russia sheet iron,
500 thr. sheet Copper
60 bids. assorted Iron Wire, Sheet Zinc, sheet
Lead, Wire vellum, Timed, Black and Copper Rlv-
e.s and Ears, &c. &C. by 6TRONVS q 90
June 10 as.
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WILLIAM w. WHITE, Register.
Russell Cramer's Estate,

NUsSVI1 SFTdIIItT > E.S(UEts
STA TIE or FERHONT,) tTa session of
District of Chilenden, $. "A the Probate
CourI held al Burlington, within and for said Dis
inct OF Chienden, on The fifth day Of june ls45,
comes Orrn Shole>, adm inrtralor of The estate Of
Ru' sell Cramer, late Of Chn tie, in laid district and
MED IN sad court his petition in wiring praying said
court 10 extend the time appointed by laid court tor
rom one year from The eighth DAY of May, 1916,
Where pOn, the Corr aforesaid doth appoint the
second "wednesday in July, 1885, for hearing and de-
cldng on sad petition, al the office OF the Register
oil sad court, m laid Burlington, at len O'clock the
forenoon an doth order that all persons Interested
e nolhed thereof BY the publication Of this order
three weeks >ucce>slvey in the Burlington Free
Press, newspaper printed in said Burlington the
'aNt OF whrh pnIIci on> 10 lie previous 10 the said
| second "Wednesday IN July, 1916.
Given under my hand al sad Burlington, this 5,f
day o. Jane, 1915.
2w3 WIN WESTON P,gist,r
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Removal.
Saddle, Harness, and Trunkma'

king.
I have taken the Shop few rods Fast Of the Court
i House, and near Skinners Livery Stable, where
the public can 6nd any thing in my line Of business
81 good quality and % ehesp - can be procured 10
Burlington.
FOR SALE, one Double snS three second hand
sinsls Wsreons. SAW'l $ SKINNER
E,,,, ,,on Ma AZ Isfs S:u
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New Goods.

H%HE subscriber has very splendid assortment OF
- staple Goods, and also e Oh assortment Of
Family Groceries, which will lie sold oh. Tor Cash
o, ready pay Please call and look lefore pnrcha, ing
elsewhere. n. w. GAGE.
Nav eth lS45. SO
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Samuel Reeds Estate.

Samuel Reeds Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT A r session Of the
District Of Chi.enien IS. : n Probate Court held
Burlington, within and for the di.'rc, Of Chtten-
Urn on The % day of May A. d. lsi5 an instrument
pnrpor,nr TO be ne last Will AMI testament Of Sanu-
81 Reel, late of said Burlington, deceased, is pre-
scented to the Court here for probate By Patty
Reed the executr herein named.
Whereipon, the court aforesaid doth appoint the
fourth Wednesday in jane, A. d. lSi5 Tor hearing the
proofs of the execution If said instrument, al the
Office Of The Register OF SAID court in laid Burlington,
at Ten clock in the forenoon and tn order thai all
persons concerned therein be notified thereof by pub
LEGATION Of this orer three weeks succe>sively in the
Burlington Free Press, n newspaper printed IN said
Burlington the last Of which pu lraiuns he pre-
vou> 10 SAID fourth Wednesday in June, ls45, thai
they may then and there contest the probate OF SAID
will II they zee cau,e.
Given under my hand al said Burlington, this 22t
day OF Nav, 1915
52w3 WIN. WESTON, REGISTER.
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Superior patent Pumps for Wells
and Cisterns.

WHOLESALE and retail by II. CALDWELL,
w Burlington, VI. These pumps have been
thoroughly tested for t6 veais in The western part Of
New York, and proved 10 lie a hr,t rate article
They are pronounced by all people acqnainel with
them the | est and most durable pumps IN The United
s aies that has ever heen offered for 'ae.-They are
simple in their con ,trnrion and worked with ea,e,
they are warranted TO work satisfactory in nll Gaze
and not 10 freeze IN the winter. The working parts
OF all metal with metallic fl. the pipes are made
which renders it inpervions TO water and prevents
decays. The above pump will draw water the dep,h
OF one hundred feet well shorter distances. All
persons wishing 10 purchase pumps tor wells or els
fern, will do well TO call and exasne these pumps
before ihey pmrcha,e elsewhere. They will he Kept
constantly on hand at the FRANxLfS HorfL, AMI a.
the store OF SraoSos & Co., in Bnrlineton by II;
CALDWELL. AL orders lent TO him BY mail will
be thankfully received AMI promptly attended TO;
May l6, l645 Inns
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-06-13
BOOK-BINDER WANTED.

NNIANTED by the subscriber good journevman
w book binder. young man Of good character
wishing employ men, for some years preferred Such
an one whois master Of his trade may find steady
employment by applying 10 = o.,on,,o,,
Burlington. AnriL ls45 81
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DIGEST or VERMONT
REPORTS


REPORTS.
VUNHE subscriber has IN preparation Digest of {
L Reports # Decisions of the Supreme Court Of
the State OF Vermont, from the earliest puI lshrd
cases to the present time, including many manuscript
cases not published.
The work has been IN part prepared and Will be
completed by examining every case and the opinions
of the with full references TO oil eases IN which
the principles Of law have been ds,i'ied-refer-
To overruled eases ami statutes which decis
ions have been made; with full references 10 Amrri-
can and English Reports Also appendix contain.
ing Judicial history Of the state, with biographical
notices of the princca Judges and lawyers with
and residences of the present atornes and counselors
in the state.
The work will be completed as early practicable
after the completion of the Digest of English Common
Law Reports now in press AMI Judge Bnuyters Edl
ton of Bac0ns Arrangement in which he has made
fnl references TO all the American Reports both Of
which i, is expected will be completed and published
within year.
The same plan will be adopted for publishing so
satisfactory in publishing the Revised Statutes of this
State bv using various qualities Of paner ard hiding,
thus making the book nj low price as 10 come
within the means Of all wishing land fine copies
will be sold at lower price than a"v Digest of Amer
lean Repor,, has been published. large sale is
fdenily looked for which will he deliav
the expense. CHAuNCEf GOODRNH.
Burlington, April 1915. 81