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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-03-05
TRUSTEES SALE,

Try virtue Of Deed of Trust executed to me
- bv Caleb Crone, on the 30th day of Septem-
Der 1874, and of record in the Clerks Office of
the County Court of Augusta, | shall, on Satnr-
day the 2Sih of this month, offer for sale on
the premises, said Crone's interest in a
GRIST AND MERCHANT MILL.
known as Patterson's Mill. on Middle River in
Augusta County, and said Crone's interest in
the Miller's House attached to said Mill. By
reference to the deed Of John Patterson and wife
to said Caleb Crone, dated the 9Th of Septem-
Der, 1910, and of record in the County Court
OF Augusta, it will be seen that said Crone's
interest in said Mill and Miller's House, is one
undivided moe,y, which is now offered for sale.
ierms OF sale cash. Such title only as is vest
ed IN Inc as trustee | will convey, although il
is believed TO be good.
HUGH w. SHEFFEY, Trustee.
March 5, l946.-3t.
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.9uguSta Comfy Court CLERKS Office, 10 cit:
'HNAKEN up by Robert Guy, Esq, on the 18th
~ day Of January 1916, a STEER, with small
crop off the right ear, and double slit in left !;
OF a yellowish brindle color, with white face,
back and belly, about two years old, has bell
on, and appraised to $500.
Copy--Teste,
JACOB X. STRIBLING, n. C.
February &c, 1916.
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g. u " ST. s. A L IL
tS sst OF A VALUABLE
OF GOODS.

pY virtue Of Deed of Trust, executed to me
- by Franklin T.. Geiger, dated the 5,h June
1915. and duly recorded in the Clerks Office ofthe
County Court Of Augusta, said Geiger has convey
ed TO me his entire
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NICHOLAS c. KINNEY, C. c.

The parties interested will take notice, that on
Monday the 9Th day of April next, at my Law
office in the town of Staunton, l shall proceed to
take the accounts, &c. required by the foree ding
order. NICHOLAS X. TROUT, Comm'r.
March s, 1916.
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A SITUATION WANTED.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN who can give sa-
"A ustactory testimonials of qualifications and
good character, wishes to engage in private fa-
mily as teacher. Apply at this office.
Feb. ID, 1916
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TUNING AND REPAIRING

PIANO E0NNiAgo
EDERSONS wishing their Pianos Tuned or Re-
d. paired, may rely upon having them faithfully
regulated, and reasonable charges made, by leav-
ing their orders with
NASH g. WOODHOUSE,
Booksellers and dealers in Piano Fortes,
1877 Main st.
Richmond, Feb &c, 1916.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-05-22
FULLER PARTICULARS BY TEL
EGRAPH.

send such additional particulars as can
get from New Or!esns papers. The news
reached New Orleans on the evening of the
lob, at 10 minutes before O'Clock.
1t is impossible TO describe the en,husl-
asn with which the news was received
The population seemed suddenly quadrupled
the streets presented one living mass of
human beings; joy is depicted on every
counenance, and one universal prayer of
thanksgiving assembled on high. MAJ. Rim
gold of the Flying Artillery, commanded the
American camp during the engagement; the
American camp has been strongly construc-
ted, the Mexican fire had not the !cas, effect
upon ii. Santiago and Isabel are now m.
der martial law, every citizen compelled to
do martial duty. On the morning of the Oh,
previous TO the departure Of tho n. York,
heavy cannonades were heard, and suppos-
ed to be another attack Of the Mexicans on
the United States troops opposite Malamo-
ras; great excitement prevailed at Point
Isabel and Santiago, up to one O'Clock, p.
NJ. when the New York took her departure
Arrived at Santiago, on the 9Th inst, schoon-
er Decatur from n. Orleans; United States
schooner Flint will leave in day or two for
New Orleans; steamer Monmouth left on the
9Th, bound TO Arkansas, for the purpose Of
bringing every man capable Of doing duty
10 the camp at Santiago. McClies,er and
Radciff are the names Of two among the
six who were killed by forcing their way
through rendezvous to the U. States camp.
The subioined account is from the Calves
ton Civilian Gen. Taylor proceeded with
the main body in order to secure Point Isa-
bel which was mcnacod and open, the COM
muncaiion leaving only 200 or 500 men in
the camp opposite Matamoras. The army
proceeded without interruption, but the
Mexicans though, that the diminished force
in the camp offered a favorable opportunity
for its capture, attacked it, and were repuls'
ed with severe loss, several hundred. The
loss on our side, not stated but very insigni6
cant.
Our batteries we're opened on Maamoras
and reduced the place to ruins or nearly SO
!, This was on the Sd, and the fighting con
tinued ill night. Walker, the 100 know
Texan soldiers and spy then took fort,
men to carry the news to Gen. Taylor, a
Point Isabel during the night; he lost mel
!. on the way, and had his horse shot from I'm
, der him; but our troops are in fine spirits
Gen. Taylor was to leave with large force
on Tuesday morning for the camp opposite
Maiamoras.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-05-22
. David Days Gate jun Estate.
PETITION TO CONVEY IANDS

STATE OF VERMONT, A r n session Of the
-Di.rlciiof Chrtonden IS. "A prorate Cour, held
at Burlington, within and for said District Of Chitten.
Den, on the 9th day Of May, 1916, comes George
Whitney, administrator Of the estate of David Dav
Gate un) late OF ssex in the district aforesaid deceas-
ed and files in said court his petition in writing setting
forth that the said deceased at the time of his death
wasunder contract, binding in law and eqntvto con.
vev to John Waugh ir. the following described parcel
of land, situated in said Essex VIZ: beginning nj n
stake in the sophoascry line OF the highway on lot
no. five being nj a corner Of land owned by Darius
Whucomb; thence north 80 deg 80 min. cast in the
line Of said highway, chains 10 links thence SOUTH
II deg. 30 MN. east nne chains, 10 stake in the line
Of Chd> Days land thence south, 81 deg west two,
chains, the line of said lott thence, in the line of
said lot north 80 deg. 80 min. east 25 links to stake;
thence north So deg. west chains As links to the
place ofheonnlng, containing and i6- 100 acres of
land, and parts oflois and 80; the said David
having sold said land to said John Waueh IT, and re-
ceve payment therefore, the lifetime of said David
that the saiIDavd died without having executed deed
thereof and praying SAID court license said admins
traitor to convey said land TO the said Wangh acreea
hv to the statute in snchcase made and provided -
WHgREuPoS, the court aforesaid doth appoint the sec
ond wednesday in June, 1916, for hearing and decd
ing said petition at the office Of the Register Of sad
court in said Bnringiona ten ociock in ths forenoon
and doth order that all persons interested be notified
thereof by publication of this order, containing the
substance of said petition three weeks successfully il,
the Burlington Free Press newspaper printed n, said
Burlington the last Of which pubicao TO be preyl.
Gus 20 the time set for hearing.
Given under my hand this Oh day Of MAY 1916
WM. WESTON, Rcrister.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-05-22

RUMon OF PRivArEERs.-Wc heard last
evening that an affidavit, had been made be-
fore Judge McCaieb, of the Unned States
District Court, TO the effect that vessels in
this port were abou, preparing 10 sail as
privateers against American Commerce.
This rumor may be true or not, hut it GER
tainly becomes the officers of the customs
10 be on the alert.-N. o. Picoy,me.
Abiding to the same subject, the Courier,
published the preceding night, says:
"It has been limited 10 us that certain ennis
saries, who are now, or have been lately
here, had in their pockets commissions for
privaieers,. signed by the Mexican authoIi-
ties, which they were ready TO dispose of to
persons willing to incur the risk Of hosting
the flag of that country, TO cruise against the
commerce of the United States. This traffic
in felonious documents might have beer
carried on week ago, without much hazard
to the persons Of those emissaries; but, I'M
der present circumstances, they might per.
haps find some benefit in secfcsy and eau.
ton. For humanily's sake, we again inform
these emissaries that their movements arc
watched"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-05-22
CLOTH and CLOTHING STORES.
Nen Cloth Store.

Ner Ck0th Store.
Knoepre & Foot 80 John 81. near M sau, dealer. in
French, German and English cloths ca smeres,
ves,ings summer stats trimmings &c.
Drspers Ta.ols and Gen,emen's Furnishing Store
Morrison g. Jones' l55 and 1877 william st. ia the new
block, between Joncs and Fulton.
Wholesale Dealers in Clothing:
Andrew Hall 6 Brother, Sc vesey, corner Washing
ton Il.
STRAW GOODS.
Manufacturers and Dealers in straw goods palm leaf
hats artificial flowers &c,
r. T. WldeG Co.. 50 William St, up stairs.
J. II. HIS l36 Pearl Il. up stairs.
Eli c. Blake, % John ST. up stairs.
FANCY ARTICLES.
Dealers in comhs, Gu lery, &C. Importers Of French,
Enslsh and German variety goods
White and Tasker, III and ll3 W lillian 81. corner of
John, up stairs.
patterns, canvass, chenille floss and twisted silks,
all kinds Of trlnge, cords and lasses, and great
variety Of French fancy articles.
d. NJ. peyscr, SO John ST. and 1863 Broadway,
CROCKERY, LOOKING GLASSES, &c.
Importers and Dealers in glass, chna, ea'thenwaie
looking & as.es and clocks,
Smsllev & Nelden, SO Pear.t
Richard +. Haviani, 50 Maiden lane, between Pearl
and Williamss.
F. W. Ossburyi Sc Courtand, o.. between Green
wlch and Washington. Hotels and vessels suppll-
piled At the lowest rates
William 4. Francis, &c Dey st. frs, street north Of
ConrIland,, between Wash n.,on o.. and North
River.
Timothy T. Kissam Son. las Maiden sn., between
Water and Front.
Importers and Jobbers in looking glasses and Ippor-
iers OF lo1kns glass plates,
AGENCY FOR FLINT AND GREEN GLASS
FACTORIES.
Druggis,s and chemical furniture, fancy bottles and
vlss Of cut, PLAN, mlded and vsressed coloTs
lars French and German cut toilet bottles, Inans
ornaments Of china and glass
Andrew Ross, ls0 Maiden lane, vii! remove lat MAJ
l27 Water o.. up stars.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
Importer and dealer in foreign and domestic hard
ware, cut nails.
John J. Lsgrave EOS Greenwich o.. third house above
Veey o.. on the North River side of the city.
Eagle cut nails;
& J Bussing, III and ila William ., corner of
John street.
BRITANNIA WARE, &C.
Manufactures ofPlain and J,pp,nn.d and Planished
tin ware, Britannia ware. Buff Spoons,
&C. and dealer IN Coffee mills, hol-
low ware snterns &c.
p. B. Clark, 10 Plsust
Msnuac tures snd importers of hr isnnia ware in all
lis branches, dealers IN block tn sntimony
blsnuths
Bosrdman & Hart, Burlng slip, near Pearl ct.
LAMPS DC
Importer aud manufacturer of so.r lamps and chan
da'iers, bracket, psrlor, hall, church a table
lamps, grandoIos, globes lappanned
ware.
John w. Morgan, 1874 Fulton ct.
PUBLISHERS, BOOKSELLERS, sc.
Huntington 4. Savage, Publishers of the "Natonal
school and Parley's Geography, by $. e. Good
rich, PIG Pearl 81.
Samuel 4 William Wood, 26l Pearl St. opposite Unit
ed States Hotel.
Importer Of English Books.
Edmund Baldwin, l55 Broadway, in connection with
Robert Baldwin, London, imports to order for un
yerslties public libraries, scientific and literary m m
English books, periodicals aud works of every dei-
rTlp'lON, 10 p IN ssi cash,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-05-22
JOSEPH. wy. ALLEN.
ATTORNEY,
M | l. TON r LLS,
Charles Brewstcr's Estate.


STA TIE or FER.2IONT,S A r a session of
District Of Chittcnden, s.. n the Probate
Court held at Burlington within and for said District
Of Chlitenden, on the 10Th day of MAY, 1916, comes
Alpha Brewster, administrators Of the estate Of
Charles Brewster, late of Colchester IN said district
deceased, and filed in said court her petition in wr,
ing setting forth that the sad decea sed died seized of
one half OF saw-ml and mill privilege on 10, no. II.
N SAID Colchester, and of slip in the Baptist and
Congregational meeting house at Colchester Centre,
subject to The widows ghi of dover therein THAI,
sale Of said property and Of the reversion of dover
herein is necessary for the payment of the debts al
lowed by the commissioners against said estate and
the expenses of administration, and PRAYING said court
to license her TO sell said estate for the purpose a..
oresatd ogrceahly to the statute in such case made
and provided.
Whereupon, the court aforesaid doth appoint the
second Wednesday in June, 1876 for hearing and de-
cdng on said petition, at the office Of the Register of
said court in said Burlington, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon and doth order that all persons interested
be notified thereof by publishing this order contain.
ing the substance of said petition, three weeks sue
cessivoly IN the Burlington Free Pres, newspaper
printed in said Burlington tho last of which pulica
ton TO be previous to SAID second Wednesday in June
1916
Given under my hand at said Burlington this 10th
day Of May, 1916. WM. WESTON, Register.
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District Of Cmttcndcn, -. : l. Probatc Court
for the District Of Chenien: To al persons con-
cefned in the estate oJAMES GATES, late of Essex
IN said district dccoa ed, GREETING
WHEREAS, Hannah Gates administrators of the es
tate of said deceased proposes 10 render an account
of her administration, and present her account agnnst
said estate for examination and allowance at a session
Of the Court Of Probate to be holden at the Registers
office in Burlington, the third Wednesday of June
next.
TnrRrroRr, You are hereby notified TO appear be-
fore said court at the limo and place aforesaid and
shew cause if any YOU have, why the accoun, aore-
said should not be allowed
Given under my hand at Burlington, this 20th day
of MAY, A. II. 1916.
5lw3 VIM. WESTON Rerister
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Alpheus Tisdale's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT THE Hon. the Pro
District Of Grand I>e, S.. 1 late Court for the
District o. Grand Isle-To the heirs and legalecs OF
Aiphens 'lsdale late of North Hero, deceased.
WHEREAS, William Howard, Administrator orth
estate OF the sad Aipheu> Tslae hath repre-, enie
10 this court that The personal Of said cc, ed
is insufficient to pay n, lust debts by the sum of SIX
hundred dollars, and hath appl ed for license 10 seH
so much OF the real estate Of said derea .el as will
pay said sum, and the COSTS and charges for settling
said estate:
THEREFORE,, YOU are hereby notified to appear he
fore the Probate Court al session thereof 10 he hol
den al The Court House in North Hero on the sec.
ond Saturday OF June A. d. 1916, and show good
cause TO the contrary or give bonds al said court
shall direct for the payment of said debts Otherwise
the said administrator will bolcensed d. authorized to
sell so much OF the real estate Of said deceased
will be sufficient to pay the aforesaid sum and all le-
gal costs and charges It IS ordered by said courr
,bs, he foregoing notice lie published three week.
.uccessivcly in the Burlington Free Pres, newspa
per printed in Burlington IN the County OF Chilien
den The last of which publication TO lie prior 10 tht
.ec1nJ saturday Of June, A. D. 1916.
Given unde my hand at North Hero, this ISL
''' - GARY WHITNEY, Register.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

gINHE Subscribers wish 10 call the attention Of the
i friends of Agriculture, and the Members Of the
Apriculural Society and Of the Farmers Club par
fici,Iarly 10 a BETTER PLOW than has ever before
cen offered in this market and 10 convince You that
we sreak the truth, when we say better Pion We
earnestly invite all TO call aud examine or themselves.
We have Prouiy Mears, Centre Draft, Sub>ol,
Side Hi, Sward, One Horse, and ia short, every
variety of Plows made by them We have also
Rugses Nonr>e 4. Mason's Flows every descrip-
lion and size, Corn Shelters, Chirns, Hoes &c,
Farmers and Gardeners, Implements.
The above articles for Sale Al the Store Oft
W. Lowell, Stei>on's Buildings, Church Street, Bur
hngton, by John y. PIERCE, who is our authorised
AGENT, and who will be happy 10 show them to all
PIlKlN & WARE.
Nayls 1915. 81
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STRAW GOODS.
Manufacturers and Dealers in straw goods, palm lea
hats artificial flowers, &c,
R. T. Wlde& Co, 50 william St., up stairs
J. II. His l36 Pearl Il. up stais
Eli G. Blake, % John ST, up stairs
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Manufacturing and furnishing establishment in the
dsguarreoiype business.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-05-22
AMERICAN PRINTS.
81 CASES FANCY PRINTS.
y DO. FURNlTU f.

OUR Prints are purchased Of the Manufacfurers
" Agents, and they are thus obtained nearly direct
from the Manufactures. We pay no one profit on
them, but larely the Agents commission. In this
manner we obtain an advantage over those who buy
these Goods in less amount than Package. As they
pay J0bbers profit, which 10 saved by us ia going
direct 10 the Agencies. Possessing these advantages,
we would direct the atentun of Buyers, assuring
them that we can furnish them with Prints upon
terms better than any House in his vicinity.
Villas & MOVES.
Burlington, May, IL, l646. SO
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-05-22
IVILLISTON HIGH SCHOOL
AND
FEMALE SEMINARY.

THE SUMNER TERN OF this Institution will
L commence Wednesday, June 81, under the
charge a. heretofore, Of j. LYMAN, A. NJ. The
condition of the School is prosperous, number ofpu-
nils large and The pect for the future aaerng The
in .tructon is believed to be efficient and thorough
II is as an essential PECULIARLY Of the institution to
lead the pupil so far practicable, both TO instruct
and govern himself This renders his studies pleas.
ant and ensures success. The IA illleS for the
QUESTION of Natural Science are unusually good
Specill attention will be given during the coming
term TO the study Of Botany. The Principal pos
sesses large Herschean Telescope, of superior
quality, with other excellent apparatus which he
wi use Tor the benefit Of the students.
Tuition for the Primary branches, $500
Higher, 400
Languages, 45O
Board can be obtained at from 81 ,25 TO 80 per
week, Including washing &c.
1t is very desirable that those who anticipate al
tending should commence at the beginning Of the
quarter. so
WlllIsop, May 8, 1915.
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NEW YORK g. BOSTON,
BOOT g. SHOE STORE.

FENHE Subscr5er having removed 10 The Store on
u Church street formerly occupied by S w.
Wells, opposite Mr. Kerns Store, offers TO the pub
lie his lnli- cnnsslinn
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LEATHER g. FINDINGS STORE.
l.. &. LOOMS,

II % IVOWIS,
ii AS just received from New Yntk large ard gem
l. eia ass rtment OF Leather, Moroccos, Kids and
Findings, as can be found in this State, and will be
sold as low for cash be bought this siie Of
New York, if you do. or do not believe it, call and
examine quality and prices. Aso, Tanners Oil, by
the bbl or quart Likewise, Frank Mller's Leather
Preserva've and Water Proof Oil Backing. | have
used and sold this Blackng for the las, years, and
can recommend j, TO the Public as the best article
now N use 10 render the Leather soft, pliale water
proof and much more durable. 1t IS an excellent ar.
tlle for Carriage Tops and Harnesses The directions
Will be found on the inside of the cover of each Box
for using It on Carriage Tops and Harnesses.
Pearl Street, Burlington, May Z 49w3s
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STATIONARY waREIIorrSr

Francis St Loutre II Maiden Lane, Importers of
English and French stationery, and manufacturers
Of account boois manifold letter wrl'ers croton
ink, &c. &c. Lewis Francl5-CYrus II. Loulre
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-05-22
Volunteers Manifold

NJ Ho will save themselves cost by settling their
w accounts due the late firm Of l.. d G. f. Foeu
oelore Inc lsiday ofJune next. After that time all
accounts VIII he left with an attorney for collection
Burlington, May 81, 1916, 81
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NETWORK
WHOLESALE HOUSES.
SPRING TRADE ITO COUNTRY nER-

WE respectfully ask your attention 10 the follow
w ing reasons why you should make vour psr-
chases Of goods in the New York market, very
frankly confessng it is cur desire that you should
do so.
1t must | o admitted that from 80 10 CO per cent of
all the foreign merchandise which 10 imported into
this country received in the port OF New forL OF
course there 10 here he opportunity tor the ~desi re
lection. The stock Of goods on hand ~ tbs city sat
all tunes larger Than the united slocks Of all the 9th
Or Eastern cities. Ii is equally certain thst New York
is the chief and great depot for the manufacturers Of
the Eastern and Middle S,stes, spd Of I've products
Of the Western.
The prices of goods in New York, by reason offs
immense supplies, and the consequent competition,
necessarily lower and credits arc extended Oh As
liberal scale as at any other point.
The Merchants, Manufacturers and Importers
whose addresses ore sublJined, prepared 10 prove
the truth Of these positions, and W be happy 70 DIS
pose of their goods terms which will veTy aIlthat
is asserted here
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-05-22
GOlDPfN MANUFACTURER.
INDIA KJbEER Cool s.

Albert G. Bsslsy, le9 Broadway for sale at mann,
facturers prices, by all the wholesale jewellers,
TONERS, dc, warranted.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-05-22
A Fashionable Hair-Drcsser

..v h. round over H. Thomas store who would
MI ~ =" in vie Inc attention ofthe public
May 20, iaU 'AAT'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-05-22

Importer. ald dealers 10 French and al.an window
shade.
J. G. Wooos-ord, 2ssi Broadway, receives by ca .l
arrival shades of every style landscapes coriutA..
an, Roman ava sotA,e gut coTnices, glmps, DC.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-05-22

Of all kinds Of paper boxes band box
es, band box papers, dealer in binders aud los
boards, and importer Of fancy paper
harles Ciudus, 65 John street, up stairs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-05-22
WINDOW SHAuE DEPOT.

Bariol Il De Mauny, artists IN general Spruce, II
doors from Nassau, manufacturers and importer
Among their shades are rich views on the Rhine
Swilsersnd, sopss OF he most celebrated cath
drs. fsrops scripture piece, Landscapes, abb,
an Goth &c ot all kncs
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-05-22
{ ash Job

ITO BUILDERS. The undersigned viii receive
L proposal, until the 18Th of June, al O'Clock,
T.. l., for lulilnga School House, IN the 81 school
dstrc, IN Burlington, (near the house of David Fish
according to plan to he in the hands OF Arson
, johnson. Separate proposals will be received for
Inc mason work, and for the joiner and carpenter
work. ANSON S. Johnson.
p, o,%a. Building Commute
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Notice.

THE undersigned have entered into CO. partner
1 ship for the purpose of carrying on the
Saddle, Harness, ~ Trunk.makin business,
=. jericho -Four Corners, the stand formerly occu-
pied by d. q Q. Rood, under the name and style Of
ROOD d STONE. ORLIN Roc D.
May II, 1916 silva N ID. STONE.
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Manufacturer and Importer Of choice pcrfumery, tolle
SOAPS, extracts colngnes, &c.
Eugene lloussel, l59 Broadway lctween Liberty and
Cour land streets.