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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-05-23

CAPTAIN WALKER-Ths brave soldier has acquitted him
self with much galany that if he gain renown,
he deserves and must receive the most honorable praise from
his countrymen We learn that he lived in this city,
If he have boast many deeds of vaor
he may day. in virtue Of the military prestige pow
erul in this country, be employed in cabinet making Of
different kind.-Richnaond Compiler.
The above paragraph unless be greatly mistaken,
Capt WALKER, Samuel H., suppose him to
be- lately of the Rangers operating the Texan from
tier under Colonel HAYS is native of Maryland and
formerly resident Of Washington city, where he has many
family connexions He carpenter by trade and is yet
young man. His first entry upon military life vo-
uneer in the company which left here for Florida in 1894
and, after returning from that expedition he resumed and
pursued his occupation in this city for tme until the
spirit of adventure led him first emgrae Florida, and
from thence Texas While here, informed, he
young Of strictly temperate habits and upassuming
department bat of indomitable encrgy-Na Iatelgencer
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-05-23

This force Of 3,79s is stretched 900 miles Of
frontier. Gen. BnADrs command is in Michigan that Of
Gen. GAINES stretches from Wisconsin down the Mississippi
and along the Gulf to Florida that Of Gen. Wool from Mia
CARA down the ST. Lawrence Maine, and along the Allan
tic coast to Florida
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-05-23
GERS. privates. Total

This 1855 comprises the whole force of General Ia rLoH
and out of he left small command Corpus Christi and
another at Point Isabel He has lost by deseon captured
and killed, 200 that the whole command by the
works in front of Matamoras exceed 24OO The whole
army of the United States consists as follows
Staff, Pay Department, and General Officers. . $50
regiments Dragons 1904
A.. do. artillery. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .22O3
8. do infantry ..-............... 1891
Recruits unattached. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 327
West Point ................... 100
~
Total !. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 349
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-01-30
ID d q al A..

IL U WI q
Al his residence in Lafayette County, Mississippi,
on the 25,h inst. Mr.. THOMAS =. SSEep in The 20 h
year Of his age. Mr. Sneed is the last of his ithers
family, which FIVE years ago contained members.
Of Noble Lovely, Esq, aged months.
At the Eastern Hotel, in Medina, o. on Friday last,
of Lung Affection, Mrs. JULIA A., wife of Joel s.
Johns, aged "a years.
The deceased was formerly cii,zen Of Clinton CO..
NY. Mr.. and Mrs. \. arrived ia this place some
time la, spring, where hey have ,ince resided, each
enj Tying good health until the last OF September,
when Mr.. J. was attacked with illious fever, which
confined him to his bed twn months, and on his re.
covery Mrs. j. was attacked with fever. whch ter.
minated in her death. She died with calm resigna /.
ton to the will Of her Heavenly Father, and in con.
fdent anticipation Of glorious immortality in The
world Of spirits. X.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-01-30

Ata specil meeting Of the Cittenden County Rar,
hell in the Court House, in Burlington, OF the 1911
day Of January, 1876 the Hon. Israel p Richards son
was elected Chairman.
The death Of the Hon. WILLIAM A. Girls.
VOID, member OF this Bar, and late Chnirman
thereof, having been announced y the Chairman -
Mr.. Adams introduced the following resolutions.
which were unanimously adopted.
Resoired That. in the death Of the Hon. WIN A.
Gn.w lid, the BAR Of Chii,enden County have lost
brother ION endearcd them by his uniform cour.
tesy and exc nlary conduct as a member, and large
bensvurnce n man.
R:so'ped That, white the decreased, through long
lie, mas been To considerable de IRE idenii ID with
the pibic 'unsels If this State he has araritipd
himself with mar ed integrity, an | has exercised
IL share of inf fence and that his loss viii he drplo.
re Nv avn IL circle Of n q i1lniancrs and friends
Reso'red That the members Of thi. bar, as a body
~ end the funeral Of the decrease |, Ia. morrow.
Mr. Phelps presented the following resolutions;
Reso'ped That copy Of the above resolutions be
presented to the courts nf county with a request
that thew he en- erei upon the records nf said courts
Res'ired, Thnt the prnreoding, nf this meeting he
signei ny tn ''h1lrnan and Secretary, aud published
in both our village papers,
winch re.olu IONS were p1ssed unanimously.
ISRAEL p. RICHARD 'ON, CHA,aMAy.
WM. WE,roS Secretary
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AGRICULTURAL NOTICE.

The D nrd of Managers af the Chittenden
County Agricultural Society are hereby notified
to meet at the American Ilore', in q irna,nr.
on Tuesday the 10Th day Of February. 1916. at
10 o'cl"ck in the forenoon, far The purpose If
6xing the premiums 10 bc awarded at the next
annual Far and for the transaction Of any other
business thought proper when met.
by order Of the President,
WV. WEsroN, Secretary,
The annual meeting Of the Chi,tcndsn Co.
Agricultural Society was held a, Burlington on
ths 9Th day Of January, 1876. and the following
officers were duly elected.
Rev. Mr.. BINGHAM, Of Willision, President,
COLONEL SMIrH. oi St. George, Isl Vice Pres.
FRANC s WILSON, Of ltinesburgh. end '. Pres.
NATHAN SrgARNs. If W,lIiston, Treasurer,
VIZ. WEsroS, Of Burlington, Secretary
The following named gentlemen ware elect.
Cd board Of managers.
Messrs Brdsey Newell, Of Charlotte. D,niel
Patrick. Of iIinesburgh. John Snyder, Of lIun-
tington, WIN. Harmon, of Shclburne. Nathan
lockwood, OF ST. George, Chauncey W. Brow.
nell. Of Willision. Ransom Jones, of Richmond,
Harry Bradley, If Burlington. Lemuel Il. Plat.
Of Co'ches'er. Warren Ford, Of Essex. Orville
Shaw. f Jericho. Muses. Cotton. of Bolton. Al.
bert G. Whit,emore, of Milton. John Allen, OF
Wesiiord. and Samuel Wells. Of Underhll.
The Committee IN Field Crops awarded the
following premiums:
10 Col Smi'h,'for the hes, acre Of corn $500
Ches'er Blin, Of Shelburne, 81 do 800
c. w. Brownell. of Willis,on, for the
best winter wheat, 400
do do acre spring wheat, 800
But few specimens Of field crops were pre-
ssn,ed for premiums. and there being no com.
petition for several varieties. the committee
awarded no further premiums.
VIM. WESTON, Secretary.
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ReIa (.hItteudeu's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, VTNHE Hon. the Pro.
District of hittenden so. ! L bate Court for the
District of Chi'tenden To all persons concerned in
the estate If t,Et.t CHlTTENDEN, late Of Shelburn
in s1id disiri 4, deceased, GReETiSo.
WHEasA.. Simeon w. Payne, administrator Of the
estate Of said deceased proposes 10 render final
count of his administration, md present his account
ngains, said estate for examination and allowance ut
n Session Of the Court NJ Probate 10 be holden at the
Registers Off re N Burlington, N said district the
20 ir,h Wednesday Of February next.
THERsroRE. You nre hereby mortified to appear be.
before sand court Al the ne and place nj resnid, and
scw cause, ifany yui have why the account aforc-
sal shoul not he allowed.
Given I'M Ter my han a, burlington, this 90 dnv Of
January, A. d. 1916. -
35w3 wM WESTON, REGISTER.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-01-30

iV4 u Tiln.'bn am Nl'innv lht having chan rel
his rel tner from ha'nrlam To Cherry street. three
door. w'>t Of the C1lyrey "a. onal Chirch he con
TIMES the prac'ic at IA
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
adopting The lesr and moi eiIcacnus rern.d e. ex-
Tan AMI while he unN Hing To believe any %, the
varoIs systems If The day perfect he wui "a i'iou-
~ ,ee,i from Them such arr'le, Of me licne, he
has foTni from LON ierIen,e in divers ie a n
wi 'e extended I.ra Hie. 10 in civ and go ,,ry Ia
e lest adapted u each ami every case-awarc that
there no Two case eXlcill ali q.
How tar suc,e. has ATTENDED hi, efr,S since he
has resided IN ihi- village he WI Il most willingly
submit 10 The dec -ion at rnli ghtene and candid
p'b'r, for he j. con dent ii mt, Ire IA 'knnvle a led
y the people hat he ha. Z .e..ed a cure ia come
ca Z, where % her. had failed.
u a physician may neglect
To nnil'e cen good effect,
Unless the ca Z a he >rp, n.e.,
is nine time. palmer Than his nose ia.
Yel he ha> ma 'e some important cures, which all.
both physi ian an other, lmil have resisted ali
their skin for years.
or. Snbh vail also lie. leave 10 infnrm The
pu lie thai he In |. 'rcha.e OF Doe. T. the right
To man I,rlurc and ell n, BASNISG's highly Gee.
RI eIali lhvilahe Par ACE, which tar .ur-
pa -sc> every hng IT The Kim in The market. Being
f opinion that The arIce win III has zen used IN
this se''ion has eeh If AN inferior quality, causing
many tad IRE, whereas il a gnn arn.le had cen
iarhfn'ly applied cure woilI have been The ,iilI
tie has ~ ,de arrangements tur a supply from the
original factory of DR.. Banning thai every Lace may
I've PeJect AM every patent ieneiiie by il. The
Doctor therefore invites all who need ANYTHING OF
The KIND, 10 give hun call leiore purchasing else
where.
DIR. Smith confines to keep for sale, al reduced
prices treat variety OF Bo'an'o, la,roepi'c an.
Magnetic RENE he, winch have been prored v mi
on Of per IN The u red Saie. lar more sdE
aud saiutary m removing di.ca>e, than any uiheI
known aiming men, an when accom-, ,ane iiv th-
action Of his Electro Mag nec Machine the effts,
has zen mo ionl,h ns in n mnl'iude of ca es.-
PBu he II distinctly IN irr>tnud that Dr. Smub
canno obtain the above inval liable rene lie. bat ly
paying the cash for them, an he wishes none Il.
call who do n, m end To pay Tor what they have.
Burlington, January, 1916. 35n6
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-01-30
nRlcHION MARKET, January 10, 1876.

At market 375 Lead of Beef Cattle. Jokes work
ing Oxen 26 Cows and Calves, 1850 Sheep, andubou,
GO SWINE
PnicEs-T'cef Cattle. Sales ~ Extra, S575; First
qu,lny, 1925; Second quality $3.50; Third quality
50 so a si.00.
Working Oxen-Snes not notices.
Cows and Calves--Snles made at SlS, 81, &c and
1850.
Sheep Sales noticed At 81 SIS. 50 10 and s3i7.
Swine. AT Whoes1le 3 nni Sc. At retail FROM
TO 81 for Sows, and 6 81 for Burrows
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-01-30
For Sale or Exchange.

A FARM. consisting Of 300
n acres Of valuable Tim.
Der and Prnric land Of about
equal proportions. situated in
'he thriving town of Tecum.
seh. Michigan. The farm is
well wniered and the soil Of
the richest Kind. For n stock
and prnIn farm this off rs mn
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WIN. A. Criswold's Estate.

WE the su'.rri' or, having been appointed v IN,
w Honorable the Probate ,oiri for the district ~
Chiien,en, e mimi 'oncrs 10 rereve. examine IND
adj The claim. and -'nrnI> al all per on against
the estnc of WIN. a. GRi SWUi ID, ia'e Of Burning.
To, in ,aii d irc'. tepa ei, represen'ei in>olven'
and al.0 all claims ani demand Is exhibited in u l.
ct ,herc'o; an! SIX monli. from The day Of the
d,e hereof, being allowed sad Court for iha, pur.
poe, we do therefore hereby give notice, that we
will aen 10 The business Of our appointment. at The
o lice of Geo. X Plat, in Purngion, in sad District
ON the 1T Mon lays nf June and July next, at 10 o.
clock, A. NJ. on earh ui ,ai days.
Datel, this 2lst day Of January. A. D. 1886.
!. N POMEROY,
35w3 p. DOOLITTLE, ; Comm.
r. r. ENGLESRY !
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HUMAN HAIR,
IN THE FORM ORA
Beautiful and Delicious
Preparation

SONno n A4h II IS TOA6 TIVE.
MOTE The e IN ated, there are few who
will do ,bt bit ih, by forcing the root. an .caIp
If The he nd 10 healthy aion we can cau,e grow,
ave, dark, l,xurisni growth. The r ots beiug
healthy. a Ne iiment raII,d dan r n or scrf i. dl
charge from The >c,lp; III, h,ir nnw le,orncs spf
and silky. TIL the strongly IA iene in their
naive 'oil, nrou lily aud .pen lily d,oav their eat
~, a-a specimen Of des ed nature raised from death
by the power III aid If s,ien"e.
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NC!:RY.
STATE OF VERMONT,
Chittenden County.
March Term, l640.

SAMUEL u. tLARK STATE OF VERMONT,
>, rs Chi,tenden County.
ilESRY II. REMiNoroN,
Milo G. REMINGTON, March Term, S40.
ilARRtCr N. CRcrr. anl
JoHN CRorr. JThe-.as, Sam,el r.
CIar'. Of New Lebanon IN the State of New York,
In hi day e' in my tTi u, hi, Til of f,re, ,-ure
brouEh 10 The Court OF Chancerv next to Z h ,'den
a. ''urline in and for ,al thent.n Corn'v. on
the lat The. lay ave one Of March A. D. 1916 where.
in The "a id sam 'el n Clark pravs 81, Court, for the
iitile an n'ere-t of The >a'd Henry II. Remmn gtnn
Milo q. Remington, Harriet ". Cro.l AMI John
fro ol, in an 20 the following describe pre- Mise.
10 wli The following de >crbe Ian in IIineshlrpl
aforesaid in the second division thereof containing
one hundred acres more or less; and j., known in
said ,ivi ion by the name OF lot No. IcO, whereof
David Ferris orig inal granee ard is the same Land
deele y the orator 10 Hosea Remington On the 81.
day Of March, 1872" of which sam PREMISE, or nl
pnrt> Whereof the said Henry ~. Remington, Milo
q. Remington, Harriet n. Crof and John CroI hold
Subsequent convryanr-s: An whereas il j. made 10
appear I" me that the aid Henry II. Remington an
Milo g. Remington are re-. lent wi hun This Sta e 81
iht' personal npiie clnlot ne ma e to hem of the
penl.ncv of he si'l u \ o' { IRE 10 ure
therefore it or'rre1 hat the >ai Henry n
Remington an Mi g Remington have notice ot h.
h,g oi snli Bin. ph ION Of ih. or 'er IN the
Free Pre-, ne" pa r.r pr rela Bar n,trn in sal
Cnriri hen r'ui'v, three weeks v.v, the las
- sail pp Il ,ion- :" eat least twenty DAYS beur.
r mex lrrin OF he Carr .f hanrerv
Gwen .i,",r my h,n A, y rl,nc on in said co,nt,,
this TWEEN y.ei i.h dvo'Jan AIRY 1916
r pWt3D A STA\SBURY, Clerk
IL. 'EAveN WORTH, Solicitor. So
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NOTICE.

The Selee'msn Of Burlington. have
sssssd with Dr.. Charles Hall, 10 vaecins,e
Tor Kline Pox. oil the people Of tho town.
DE will attend 10 tho business ., his ONCE.
Jsa. 20. 1876.
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::i: Farm for Sale %

CITUATED on Browns river in Essex W., con.
y tanning ITO acres There is IS acres of infrrvale
on it, so IF which il now meadow land. barns and
sheds, 20 tons Of hay, good sugar orchard and an
apple orchard nn an a undnncr Of water convenient
" situated This arm is good for n d1rv A part
onv Of the pnrch Sc money will be required at the
time Of the sale ALSO
dwelling honse, sho.,. barn, and fur acres Of
Ian IN which is n oil orchard living in the village
Of vii i,ton, for sale low and on liberal credit nv
WIN. l. SEY MOUR.
Burlington. Ian. 30 1916. 35f
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THE SCHOOL, &. TILE SCUOOJ

TUE SCHOOL, T. TIE SCHOOL
udS1'ER A Manu-, for The use Of Tea, hers
Enpl"yrrs Trustees Inspectors, &c. Of Common
Srhoo-. Price 81 co.
This Book is rec minrnded nv Liut Governor
Eaton, State Su"erinien liant If Common Schools IN
III County and T'wn Superintendent and MI Teach.
rrs u will he found u.eul ~ Districts about build.
ny or repairing School Houses. For sale Nv
=, A. EDWARDS.
No. Perks Building r rlington,
January H. 1915
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lPTo the Ladies'. ~
EAU DE FLEURS TORANGES.
OR ClRCASSIAN LYMPH

DOR the cure of Pmp'e,, Ere .kr>, Tan. Salow-
l. ness, FIR ipiinns AMI ell di>fguraments OF The
skin. II is an Eastern Preparation u.ed " the Cir
ca STA" Ia les. who are iamci for their beauty it
drives away all humor- and gives the kin that soft
and Pea"hhe appea anre SO generally mred. II
Is formed entirely IF Vegetables an contains none of
tho deicroi> Conpon !, Gale laed 10 irl. rather
iuio the tnred Stare. about four ycar. an lis rand
"a ha. induced the Pr"prelor> to put i, down 10 a
price within the reach of all classes Wholesale
Agents for The State OF Vermont, II HARRINGTON g.
BROTH Err who are prepared 10 supgy Agent a, the
whole ale price.
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NOTICE.

The Trustees of the BunLIScroN FEMALE
SEMINARY are requested to meet al the Semi
nary, on Saturday (to.morrow) at O'Clock.
January 30 h. 1915.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-01-30
w
Fire Notice.

THE members If the burlington Fire Como,n,
nre hereby nolihei that the annual n,eeriny Of
s'ld Co np1nv will he hol ZEN ~ the American Hotel
~, IN the fourth Weines Law Uh- 18th dav, Of Janunry.
1916 n o'lrck in the evening; for The purnose n,
"h"sng 10 Wnrd-ns, n CLERK and Treasurer 10 con.
',i'n'e Board Of Tu"ers an for the TRANSACTION Of
,l' her business rrq iirei bv the Charter aud By.
Laws II the aforesaid company.
BY order of the Trusees
LYMAN CUMMINGS. Clerk.
January. 18Th, 1914. 33.2
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MI aYpf @ al ,

In Colchester, on the 22I inst, by the Rev. Anscl
Nash, Mr. ELDAn BATES to Miss FnAScrs L. FAa.
RANp both Of Chichester.
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Piano FOrtpS.

Piano FOrtes.
MI RI J. MUNSON, takes tins opportunity 10 iener
IVA his !ra,ef ack acknowledgements, r The M erol
patronage he has received from generois nnblic
and would therefore remind them thai he has ON
hand splendid a>>orlme It Of X sewood, AMI Ma
hoaanv, for case, and will make 10 order any Of the
varIo1S styles OF the preeni days. Abs instrument 9
are all made of he he> aud mo>i Thoroughly
ei material, and warranted for dnrali y 10 lie ca al
'"any instruments wherever. he hopes | v prom II
attention to the i, of man'tfict ring piano.. 10
receive a continued hare of patronage
WANTED.--At The above >ine.s a smart
young man, who's 'omeaC lainted with Tie Cabinei
,naN'ng hisne's, the lest of recommenda ion, Will
be req lire for subre,y and hn' lis oflnI,.irv. non.
others need Apply. JEHIEl. NUN son.
ri ngtun, Dee. g. 1915
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Gp" At City Prices" eEO
THE YourHs ALMANAC for 1886. By T. II. SAT-.
L ford Jr a boy oaly years old
"A so,
The American Rca Ter, del yned TO accompany the
American Definition Spelling Book. Bv r. NJ. X.
Orm>by. For sale Ivy STEVENS WOODS.
Burlington, Jan. 10, '46. 80
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AMERICAN PRINTS.
Was G. MOVES

MOULD invite Tie attention Of Merchants and
w Eedidrs whn NAV wish ~ purchase American
Prints Olr sprk now is the largest and mo desir.
ale ever o!firrd in this market, consisting Of very
grelt variety Of patterns and new and very nea,
STYLES. They were purchased Al n time when the
ngen closing their Fail business nd the own
ers at the goods were anxious tn MAKE SALES
they had been previously sold In this way we o,
tanned an advantage Of from one to two cents on III,
yard, on some styles, and puts in power to sci
them as cheap A. the Iobbers in New York.
We wond solirit a call from all wishing 10 pur.
chase, End do fully confident that we sell them
upon the most favorable terms. Please call and sec
Tor yourselves.
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