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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29

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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29

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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29

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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-07-25

East Bloomfield ought to shame the citizens
there enough to make them turn out at once
en- masse" and put it in order. The cat
tie have free access to the graves, and the
stones are falling or fallen. do not like to see
Q neglected grave yard.
The "old Meeting House" and the Academy
at West Bloomfield are old, not venerable They
show either want Of harmony or want Of inter.
est IN their outward appearance, being dllapl.
dated and shabby. wish this might meet the
eyes Of some Of her spirited citizens, and set
them all at work to render the House where
their fathers worshipped, and the house where
their children are instructed, attractive and
lovely, worthy Of the beautiful land where they
dwell. Much interest is manifest in the dis
trict schools all through this part Of the country
do think that the minds Of the young are more
awake and more thoughtful, and that more at.
tention is given to an extended ard thorough
education, than at any former perod,-if not
throughout our land, at least in some country
places" in Vermont and Western New York
that have visited. will not express all thai
think upon this and other subjects, lest l show
myself even more "green" than have doubt
less already appeared TO some who have peru
sed what ] have written ! write upon the
same principle that do other things, believing
It Is better to write poorly than not to write a
oil. leave for Buffalo, via Leroy, tomorrow .
VERMONT.
West Bloomfield, N. Y, July 10.
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. The Great National Work.
PRICE 90 A VOLUME.

T EA L. BLANCHARD, Philadelphia, have just
IL published -
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This edition Of the Narrative Of the Exploring Ex-
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for that number of Steel vgnee>-,he omission of
sixty-four large STEEL plates and the use ofeleven ont
of fourteen maps, four Of them Oh reduced scale
The NUM- er of fine wood cu illustrations in this cd-
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For sale ly A. EDWARDS ,
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Ga large and finished line engraving>, embracing
Scenery, Portraits, Manners Customs, &c. &c. forty
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maps and charts, and nearly lwenty.six hundred
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Burlington will he supplied at short notice. 8
Columbian Magazine forrAugu>t.
Letters from Italy, by S. T. Headly, price 5Ot
Charac ers Of Shakespeare, by William Haz.
lit. price Soc
The Breach of Promise, ly the author Of 9Th,
Jilt" "Marryng Man." &c. 25c
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lARPER's ILLUMINATED BIBLE,
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-07-25

STATE oE VERMONT s.a P At s"n SSan
within and for laid Gsei OF ,hs Hon Charles
RUSSELL Judge of said court, comes Laura r, RED aa.
mnistrairx Of the estate Of HENRY FIELD, la,e
OF Jericho in said district, deceased, and Mes IN sara
Court her petition, IN writing, setting iorth that the
claims allowed against said estate by the commits
sloners, amount TO $547 So that the personal estate
Of the said deceased, remaining in the hands Oh sau
administrators on settlement Of her administration ac
count in said court, amounted TO S573,6O, OF when
S35349 has since been assigned by said court TO the
widow of the said deceased tor her use; that The
personal estate ofthe said deceased is insufficient for
the payment of the debts allowed against sad estate
and the expenses Of administration, and that II will
he necessary TO sell the following described real estate
of The said decease for that purpose, viz :abot nine
acres of land with the appurienances thereof sliua ,
ted in said Jericho, which was conveyed TO the said
Henry Field by Oliver Whilmarsh and Lyman Stump
son, by their deed dated May 4h 1889 and praying
said court Incense her 10 sell SAID real estate for
that purpose. And the said adm nstratrx, on the
same eleventh day of July, ls45, filed in said court
her other petition, IN wiring, setting forth that the
said Henry, in his lifetime, contracted 10 sell to Elias
Bartlett of said Jericho, the following described par
the northeast corner of land owned by the heirs of
| Billy Bartlett; thence south 40 degrees, east nine
chains 6S links, TO post thence south "A degrees,
west eight chains and % links, TO stake IN line
OF land owned by said Henry and said heirs thence
north 46 degrees, west eleven CHAINS, to a stake and
stones thence north A degrees, east nine cha ms,
% links TO the place oftesinning containing aloii
| nine of land that previously the death Of
the SAID Henry, he received payment for sad parcel
OF land from the SAID Elias Bartlett, but died without
having executed deed thereof TO the said Elias. and
was at the time OF his death, under Obligation TO deed
said land TO the said Elias, and praying said Court TO
rrar' her icr1so - Rcd said land TO The said Elias,
a-r,eaby 10 the siaue in such cases made and pro-
videl -
WHEREupoN, the court aforesaid doth appoint the
| fourth Wednesday in August, 1915, for hearing and
deciding said petition, AT the Office OF the Reeise r
forenoon, and doth order that all persons ntere Ted
be notified thereof hy publication Of this order,
tanning the substance of said petitions, three weeks
sucte>sively IN the Burlington Free Press newspa.
per printed in said Burlington, the las, ofwhch pub
LEGATIONS TO be previous TO the said fourth Wednesday
IN August 1S45.
Given under my hand at said Burlington, this llth
day of July, A. d. 1915.
sw3 VIM. WESTON, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-07-25
COM M ERCIAL,
BRIGHTON MARKET, July IA, ls45.

At market, $50 Beef Cattle 1900 Sheep, and 700
Swine.
PRrcEs-Beef Cattle.-The prices generally obtain
ed would be a reduction of like quality. We quoe
extra, $3.50 575 first quality, s525 a $50; Sec
ond quality, IS a S525.
Sheep.-Old Sheep from $l,75 q 1913. Lambs
from 81, IS TO S2,75.
wool.--we have no important change TO notice in
this article.
Prime or Saxony Fleeces, washed ID. 40 n 52c,-
American full blood, do 81 3s,-Do I do IS q &c.
Do ! do 80 a 3d. and common do 30 81
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-07-25
Petition to sell Land.

Dd o. 2E cA yEsSssao =. cor! held ate s
Burlington within and for said district of Chittenden,
on the eleventh day of July, 1885, Present, the Hon.
Charles Russell, Judge of said court, comes LAURA
FIELD. OF Jericho in sad district, who Is Guardian of
her minor children, David l.. Field, John II. Field
Rachel f. Field and Louisa s. Field, all of said ler-
lcho, and filed in said court her petition, in writing
setting forth that her said wards seized in their
own right in fee, tenants in common, OF two undi
vded third paris Of The following described parcel of
land, lying in laid Jericho, beginning al sake and
stones in the uthea>t corner oiand owned y Hem
ry ed, late OF said Jericho deceased al the time OF his
death, said stake standing the original line between
sald Fields land and land OF -. Wright thence north
469, west 20 cha ms so links thence north 44s, east
chains 80 links; thence north 79s east chains IA
links, 10 buternu tree thence north 400, east 20
CHAINS 60 links, 10 stake standing line between
said Fields and Wright> land; thence south
AS, ives, chains 10 links to the place Of beginning,
sad wards to have their interest in SAID parcel OF lant
sold, and have the proceeds Of such sale invested al
interest or in other real estate; and praying said
court 10 grant her license to sell said wards interest
in said parcel Of land, for the purpose aforesaid -
WHEREUPoN, the court aforesaid doth appoint the
fourth Welns>d,v in August, 1915, for hearing and
deciding >ai petition at the Office of the Register
Of laid court, in said Brr ngtCn nj O'Clock in the
forenoon and doth order that all persons interested
lie notified thereof y publication this order, con-
tanning the substance OF said petition, three weeks
per printed il sad Burlington the last of which pub
locations 10 be previous 10 said fourth Wednesday II
August lS45.
Given under my hand al said Burlington, this llll
day OF July. 1915.
sw3 WIN. WESTON, Register.
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BLANK BOUKS,
Paints and Oil.

STATE or VERMONT} A Ia Probate
LAMoILLE DISTRICT, s.. "A Court holden
m, the Probate Office in Johnson, within and Tor said
district on the isl day Of July, A. ID. 1885, Present.
The Hon SALMON WIRES, Judge,
An instrument, purporling 10 be the last will aud
SON in said district, decea led being presented TO The
Cour, here by Cornelius Lynd-, the Executor therein
named, Tor probate is ordered by said Court that
all persons concerned therein be notified 10 appear al
session of said Court TO be holJen AT the Probate
Office in Johnson, on the 9Th day of August, A. d..
1886 at ten o'clock the forenoon, and show cause,
fany they may have agan. the Probate Of said will,
for which purpose is further ordered that copy
of The record Of this order lie published three weeks
sl,cce lively in the Burlington Free Press, weekly
new paper printed at Burlington IN this Slate, a.
soon as may be, helast Of winch publications TO be
prior 10 said 9Th day Of August ls45
A true record.
Attest, WILLIAM w. WHITE, Register.
Auue copy OF record,
6w3l Attest, WILLIAM w. WHITE, Resr.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-07-25
ID / g dI

In this village, on the 23d inst very suddenly, Mrs.
ELIZABETH l.. Dow, wife of Mr.. Isaac Dow, aged 81
years.
In Potsdam, N. Y. on the 18th inst. MARIA DREw,
wife Of franklin A. Drew, aged 81 years, month,
and days.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-07-25

(From as Inch to leg Inches IN diameter,)
TINE above article is highly recommended for &C.
/ curacy of callbre and uniformity ofihickness
for the perfect polish Of the interior surface the alb
noe OF leaks and flaws, and its sodty and unusual
strength. il is offered at the New York manufac'u-
yer's prices, by J.. J. II. PECk q W;
Burlington, 2lst July, le45.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-07-25

StTOCKS, COLLARS, BLOSSOMS, CRAEATS,
SPRINGS, a nice article 10 wear on the back Of
vests, very pea>an; aud easy for the wearer, linen
collars for ~. cts, all gools much cheaper than
usual. 2 BRINSMAID e. BROTHERS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-07-25
A. =. E DIV AR DS'
CHEAP CASH
B o o X s 20 II r. i.
No, l Peck's BUILDINGS.

A general assortment of School
Classical and Miscellaneous Books and Satoner,
at CITY PRICES.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-07-25
Travelling Map Agents
WAN TED.

TIME Subscriber wishes to engage in the
l. sale of his Maps, number of young men
of richly moral and business habits.
capital of from 500 to 5000 will be necessary,
and certain district of country will be assigned 10
each Agent. Unexceponabe testimonials Of charac-
ter will be required.
s. AUGUSTUS MITCHELL.
N. e. corner of Market and Serenth ST.,
Philadelphia.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-07-25

CtLARK'S COMMENTARY, o Vols.
" Watsons Institutes vol.
Conversations vol
Moshem'> Church History, 3 vol.
Wesleys Sermons "
Notes
Peck's rule OF Faith,
Dixon's Meihodi>m,
Fletcher> appeal, ~
Beauties OF Wesc;', for sale cheap hy
STEVENS WOODS.
Burlington, July TO- 1S45. 6
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-07-25

TNllE American Definition Spelling Book, on an
improved plan. BY r. Mex. Ormshy, spen-
did Book for Schools. For sae wholesale and re-
tail, by STEVENS WOODS.
Burlington, June &C. 1915, a VS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-07-25
BRIGGS PATENT
FENCE MACHINE.
II. y. DEWEY.

VT7O'1LD respectfully notify the public that he has
w returned TO Burlington Pals and recommended
manufac turing the PATENT FENCE. He is now
prepared to fulfil all contracts that were unfulflled
in consequence Of the late fire, and will be happy TO
serve old and new purchasers with some of his vare
ties Of Farm, Garden or Ornamental Fence.
Owing to the advantages derived in the use of the
above Improvement, he is enabled to afford neat
and beautiful fence for yards and gardens, OF much
less expense than the same can be got up for in any
other way while for durability il is moi excelled by
any in common use. This valuable improvement
was first brought out in Western New York, where
has gone into extensive use, and has received the ap
probation of the Mayor Of the city OF Buffalo, with
many hundreds of the first agriculiurs,s and Others
in that part Of tue State, also Of Gov Hubbard, Doct.
Jarvis, Judge Churchill and many others in New
Hampshire. In fact wherever it has been introduced
it has been highly approved: As Farm Fence it
com ines more advantages than any other fence ever
used. II be used eithout posts and is therefore
not affected by the freezing and heavng OF the ground
1t takes less lumber Than any other kind Of fence, is
certain protection against oil kinds of cattle is not a
BILE 10 get cut of repair cannot DC botrn doicn east
y set up, taken down and removed, without injury.
gtPNo FARMER should be Without at least suff.
cien quantity to throw around his fields of grain and
Winooski City, June 70, Is45
BURLINGTON, July 9Th, 1916.
Mr. H. P. DEwEY,-Sir: As you have asked my
opinion respecting the sua' lcne>s Of vonr PATENT
FENCE or ornament al purposes, would remark that
have used some Of your first quality Fence about a
cottage erected the last year. and that like it very
well. BY casing the pests and putting on n base
(boih items costing only about 81 so per ,od) il
makes neat and durable ornamental Fence, al
about two-thrds the cost Of most Of the oher kinds
u ''"''' ~ JNo. K. CONVERSE
The undersigned having had some practical expert
for the past year in the Of Dewey's Portable
Field Fence very cheerfuly bear testimony in it:
favor. consider ii admirably adapted to Intervales
sui ect to reshets and find il very convenient
in variety of cases where temporary fence is need
| ed. used it the past winter 10 enclose yard .
young cattle and horses and much to my surprise i
suffered no injury whatever-thoueh an unruly bul
shook his head at IT, occasionally. have hesila
ton in saying that every farmer should have more OF
less oft. UDNEY II. PENNIMAN.
Colchester. July g. AS.
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{" A GUIDE

A GUIDE
TTNO Lake George, Lake Champain, Monire~T and
j Quebec, with Maps, and Tables Of Routes and
Distances from Allany, Burlington, Montreal, &c.
BY z. Thompson, Author OF History and Gasetteer
OF Vermont" just published bv q. Goodrich. For
sale by The Publisher, also, Nv A. Edwards, JsmesI.
Cutler aud James Hogan
Burlington, June 81
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-07-25

Health and Strength.
DIR. 8. O. RICHARDSON'S
CONCENTRATED
SHERRY WINE BITTERS.
jCJs They are the unrivallei and elicacious COM
pound Of regular Phys clan and graduate of the New
Hampshire Medical College, who has made the study
ofmedcine his profession, and they ore highly recon-
mended by many of the most celebrate Phy ,ican, in
the country, as decidedly the BEST MEDICINE
EVER OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC, for Dy>pep-
sI,, Jaundice, Liver Complaints, Humors, &c and de-
rangements Of the Stomach and Bowels.
For sale in Burlington by PECK y SPEAR, whole
sale Agents, who will furnish Dealers at the gross
price also, by Messrs HAGAR q. ARTHUR, aud
Is. }. HElNEBERG, b Co. july25 S.m6.
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Utica, N. Y. May, IL, ls45.
MR. F. BRowN,-Dear Sir:-I amagain on, of your
Sarsaparilla and Tomato Bers; II an article that
is much thought Of; old lady from Frankfort, Her.
kimer County, Gays she has been confined TO her house
for years, and this has enabled her 10 get out.
Several in It city say that ii is the best medicine they
have ever taken
Please send me fresh supply soon, as have not a
bottle in the store. Yours with respect.
J. h. WARNER, per. X. +. RAY.
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Bath, Me. May ~ 1915.
Mn. F. BRowN,-Dear Sir IL have some time past
suffered much from Janndice and Dyspepsia OF the
Stomach loss ofappe,ie, and trouble and pain from
the least simple food, with pain in the head and side;
a slight cough, general weakness and debility of the
system. After using n number of medicines without
relief was lIced to Try your Sarsaparilla and
Tomato Biers. l received immediate relief from The
of Bottle, and feel gralfed for the great relief
have received, and would recommend 1t to all who
are suffering from similar disorders Yours, trly,
FREDERICK b. SLAlD.
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PECK & SPEAR, Wholesale Agents, Burlington VI
July, 1916. 7yl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-14
"FACTION

Some oi Lyons friends conceived offence at our dc
nominating them "locOn." We certainly did intend
10 uso the torn opprobnous personally offensive
sense We meant only call things by their right
n faction IL body of interior tho WHOLE who
prosecute purposes dsappoved by the great majority and
most generally for personal ends. How far the gentlemen
m question fall under this definition, leave IL to them.
selves TO ray. They have detached themselves from the
main body Of the Wing host they will listen to no terms
OF adjustment compromise and they do this wrong to
tho integrity Of their patty for tho purpose Of promoting
agans, its wishes, and By the aid o) mutual opoasnfs
piftcuar individual! Is this Jaefoa or what sir Is
1t PERSONAL faction, not They themselves shall de.
eide the question.
And opTopos des JOnes-soIne few of the number have
the bad taste 10 threaten obscuroly B0is wo suppose
as well ns Wing subscription SO far we aro concern.
3D. We beg thom rather TO act than 10 reaien We had
rather be knocked down once, than be degraded 10y
the superstition that going influence us in
the least imaginable degree And 10 themselves and
Mr. Bolts, II hey degenerate enough rsnounce their
own principles. because they allowed dictate tho
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