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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-28
SHIRT EsTABLssssNENr.
Oae qf the atogt eric,sire IN tie United statts,

VhE q INt W18I fIIGI3Nift n iHt { HHtd SIHItS,
I79 Baltimore St,
NYilERE 500 persons employed, and stock Of 0a1
w dozen Of SHIRTS always hand sNle and qualities
suitable ar all parts 81 thc Union Merchants and other,
visiting Baltimore invited 70 call and the lat
anl best assortment oil SHIRTS that has been off
ed in this city, consisting OF all sizes and qualities, ior Men
aud BOYS which, Tor SIS aud workmanship, be sur
passed M5re han usual e2r has been made render The
assortment Of SHIRTS. COLLARS, LINEN and COT
TON DRAWERS complete ana desirable in respect
7. W. BETT0N,
t79 Baltimore street, Light
ALlrcll 2S-ryf2rn
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BR.3.A'DkET'H s PILLS,

Il Medicine tcich for naeg hoo gens has prored 'ror
hgof all confidence.
medicine universal IN lis pawefs good tn man, W.
nan OF inlant, fen oa,ed upon blessing sent
from heaven Ia save fs--may II b. duly appreciated.
Bot SOME onp says. "hnw can one medicine be use
fnl in Il casps?o W. answer thsone medicine puff
es the bI1d aud as no disease can eff hen the blood
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-28
ROiTNINI.AND RILI.


The passage Of the bill granting bounty land II off
rers and soldiers of the last war WI Great Britain and
The several iadan wars giving rise to an unproctd den
ted number applications to tie Third AUDITORS Office
Tor Information. Il is deemed advisable 10 state that
copies otie army rolls be furnished from this Of
fee for various reasons # 9hch is suiicent-name-
ly the utter impracicabilty # doing So
If one agent has right IN the copies of the rolls so
woold twehty thousand; and all the = ks in the employ
81 the government could no furnish such copies Besdrs
there IS 10 authority for doing 81
Al arpirathns mus come through the Pension office
iender the direction Of the Secretary of the nteor)
and regular certificates of service i'll be furnished he
Commissioners Of Pensions by the Third Auditor as IS
no" the practice IN regard TO all claims for pension or
b unity land
is course Is Necessary 10 prevent frauds and inter
minsbIe difficulties.
JOHN S. GALLAHER,
Third Auditor
THIRD AUDIToR's OFFIcE,2
Ocnhnr 1870 {
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-28

,FyIE annals ofmciea science anq as they do ample
pf5of ii the power an value IF many medicinal a.ts
a,r furnished no samples 10 canaars With Tie alalary e
leets produced by s.A4ER'S CHERRY rEGT0RAil.o
The fc,uafablt esnes n diseases Of the Lunas which
haYe ee r4rz by IT. atiesea a. liey ar, by many
l1it Ia-ztirs and p zira1s IN AMI l5reisn lands
honla enraase In afflicted 10 rrr~eyere with tie strong
ass,itan.e that he ne 81 lie CHERRY PEE ToRAI.n
vii rqIleve and u @tinatel, cure Them.
We present 10 the nnblir unsolicited estim onials from
SOM oil tic dr.t men m ON country rran whose Judgment
and expet iene, Implicit confidence may b. placed
BR PERKINS, Presidential rIllonf .}IedieaI COLLEGE
one u the most learned aud Intelligent physicians in the
county considers "compasilon 81 fafe excellence for
the cure ri that formidable dlsease CONSUMPTION,
Nat.yieu srrIl Is. lsl6
DIR { Aver Dear sir Agreeable 10 tie request oil
,fr ae,,f ,, st "a Ist we have na,yn 5f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-28
To Eseg.sfOn sotaSiers OF E.issim ~.

the otlSl2 with Great Britain the unders iened
was Paymaset the Sd Regiment ID Brigade, of the
virginia Nltia and ion his pay and emoluments in the ade
winch he acted proposes corresponding with the proper
officer III the Treasury Department, in Washington, the
subject, and will act agent Tor o the Officers ard
soldiers who served inth any subsequent with
the Indians Meyco, who may think proper employ
him Ia the purpose Of procuring any arrearaees OF pay for
ther services, and procuring the Potent Tor Land the
late Act of Congress- Granting to Officers Soldiers
Representatives Bounty Lands
From list kept by and now in my possession, taken
hon the Amy roll - years ago, able 10 furnish list
the of all the Officers, commissioned Officers
Musicians and Prvates Of the Regiment which belong
ed, and o tic individual companies composing the Regiment,
together with the date when mustered into service from
what county where stationed, when DISCHARGED, ard
Der ct daY allowed the odery respoe-
i've homes, which will be done for reasonable compcnsa
ton. All -tters addressed the subject must
post paid, otherwise they will not he noticed.
81 NJ address is Lynchburg, Va.
RlCHD PERKINS,
Locust Grove, Campbell County, Virginia.
Oct low
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IL Egorscs, : .Naies.l Yoke of0Ten,
30 CONS.

IL Fgorscs. y .Nafes.l Yoke OF Ofen,
30 G0ics,
large number of Young Ca1lle the ach Of fioos and
Steep. The cnp + Com Fodder TIPS, shaeks, oais,
llay aad saw. large and valuable sora1en Of an
aim 1ps aud mpl mFnis al almost every hthd IN use
ALSO.
1.-THE Household "a Kitchen Furniture
of every p'ion-some of = salnahle.
1he sale vii commence Penn, Pic, and eaniin
ue thefe and he aIher Farm aud Luyingsion ON
day Ia day until 1mpleted
rFRAIS-On al sums Of five d liars Of over credit
Of SIX thsihe purchaser gslag bund with approved
secu ity. On all sums under five daars Cash
ALFX. BROWN.
Sheriff f Nelson, aud as surh Adm'f Of
&. T. Estes, decd.
All persons indebted 10 the E,tlle Of c. L Estes
10 the Estate Of Nlllm H. Dgges, are earnestly re-
auesfei 10 make speedy payment, Is longer Indulgence
CANNED be givrn AMI a thase having ella against ri
her Of lhe-o Estates, requested II present them that
arrangements may bs made ilr ihsrr paymenl,
ALIEN. BROWN.
Sheriff # Nelson and as such Admir-. If the Es
latfsof {. 7 Ests & YIN. II. Diagss.
At the sane Iime aud place the undersigned reeely
er he Coua, viii rent mt ir one ur mare yeafs as
may be ngferd on, all the iands If which Christopher
l. Estes died seized and possessed consisting o s.yera
Valuable Plantations,
IN The CHunly If Nels s1me of which have been
seeded tie present Fail; Also his TAVERN HOUSE.
St1re aud ,ther valuable sos and bindings in lho
Town Of l.oyiogson, with some Ienemens adj ming,
all 4 which are highly valuable aud should airact the
public attention. ALEX. BROWN,
Sheriff ii Nelson.
Al the me tine The undersigned W i sal ihe 5 tore
House in the OF oglngsan. formerly occupied by
Nathan Iatfas & CO,
Terms al sale WM H. ESTES,
Surviving Partner Of c. T. Estes & Son,
Oel l4-e:3w
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Rc0dy~. tyGdc Sgofhip..
LII TEST \ RIF.lI
AND HIGHLY
IMPORTANT ENEOsYgsE1ON

IllE s1tsethes have the pleasure o announcing 10 The
els ms 81 I.ynebhafg and surrounding country that
hev nnn opening the cheapest and extensive as
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-28
RAIN g. r Y A n
s.roprietors offf.e
& T. \ Z u 4 l. u q Y y l,

E'FOpIsfsUFs u TIT
c T. n T II 4 l. n y I l. i,
FtBsYIIr, y.
rg,lE nnefgned return ther INST sincere thanks 10 ihf
friends Tor the very liberal eneeur cement ifS met
viii, at Appematlx Cunt H5nse Virginia, and take plea
Informing fhem thai The have, aitera Long and hard
oael oppasifiona eae nfhef al APPomattoH Court
! louise, united together and leased The
CENTRAL HOTEL,
10 the town Of Farms lie, o NJ II q Risafasan if
tim years, where they wi be sased l. see al tei
I@s aud the public generally, pedg'ng thenzssss tint
8 paias ezense ir be paJed 10 fdr ali f0bgoftbfe
and agreeable The House vii 20 through thorough lie.
nait j; furnished III the bet style with
Polite aud Attentive Servants.
rhy have 80 OF - more stalls addei the stab les
=, Ii51 wi. en.ble bcn II accommodate DRONERs and
SHOW ~ much batter fhan heretofore Al they >k =
call and Il they not perfectly satisfied with the good
ard the Iause charge will be maae, aud
they stop wherever they please next time
i.f.bftbf. ~. \. RNNE,
Oct 2t-yts CHARLES ] RYAN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-28
EsE,sDk..N.EDE CEDTyyx,c

Persons Of Ready Made Clothing, are partenl,r
invited call and examine stock before PURCHASING
where, manufacture all qualities oil Fashionable fsb
ing and assortment Of that article is all tunes .pa
which oilers purchasers great Involvement of prornfp
article OF quality which cannot be obtained in any OH
clothing establishment in the city.
We have hand aud constantly manufacturing Ca,
Of every variety, from the best in lie p
approved styles, Tor fall and winter wear, consisting oil Sun
tout, Sack and Pelto Overeoats of all coofs qua lite. ana
sizes, from 81 so 30, 4 -, ) 80 and upwards
6s0ys' sacks ssud Rcerr00fs,
Alarge assortment Of Boys Sacks and ovecoats 20 per
less Than the usual prices Supertne froc Dres,
Coats made from German aud French Cloths, late,
fashion large stock OF Tweed Coats, Pants and Vests
We have large assortment OF Tweed Frocs and Sacks
new article. Forest Sacks, Tor stormy weather.
PAAB AE.9DHS,
From super French Doeskns-hlaek and fancy casitro
Pants every variety 81 shade and eoor at 81 80 Is
:, 2 50, }, ID and upwards.
VESTS.
Made from rich YelYets, Sans Gashmeres and Naenca
anl al all prices. ememher the and place CORNER
o Pratt Street aud Centre-Iarhet Space, Baltimore, Md
Nov 22-wi2m II. II. COLE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-28
RICH yESriSGS!

we have, aud constantly reeeising New Style, .,
Ye.iings. consisting OF plain and figured silk Woon
Xelyets figured aud striped Casmeres, Ss satns and Va
lenrias. Of all shades and colois.
Our Gus ton work and made in the best manner-,,1
regards style and workmanship is warranted give en-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-28
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ygrlII be soil 10 The highest bidder, On Tuesday, The
w BIN day Of NOVEMBER next. TIE PTRsofAt pfo-
psrty belonging 10 the estate Of Christopher l Estes
II l5,psIafI0r Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-28
BALTIMORE.
COSTUME HALL,
Corner Of Pratt Street and Ceatre. Market Space
THING Es.FREEFOE SP

FULLY inform the citizens Of Baltimore ard vicinity ~
lie has received from Europe. the Fall and Winter Fashion
together with rich assortment o Goods adapted 10 The r
ing season. consisting OF Superfne French German and -
lIsI Cloths, Castor Beavers, Pilots, aud Peot COATING
new artlcle Tor 04elsarlis and Business Coats. Az
splendid Of French and English Cashmere.
Doesns the mos desirable styles imported this season
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-28

Iaroe number Of Yong Cae, the eek Of Hogs and
sfeep The cup 4 Com. Fodder, TIPS, shneks, Oats
lIay aad sshaw arge and valuable sorimeni o Pan
ia1n 1pas and imp mshis Of almost every hiad IN use
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-12
4 rare Attraction.

NJ. Gill AMI Tno,lrsoS are about to III r to
our citizens all entertainment which has tie rem.
htatlon OF being Of rare uttractiveucss. Our
leaders VIII notice the programme which ac-
companies our paper tho evening. We saw the
laHaJaE.H OF Mexico, about year aso,in Wash.
lnslon, where II was RI. i ly drawing crowd,
oi visitors. If thi, is the same, as we suppose
ito be, i will enable those vino see it to 90 aim
very Vi id idea Of the country between Cor
pus Christi and the City of Mexico, which has
been rendered memorable ground by the brill.
liant victories of Generals TAYLOR and Scorr.
The Panorama was painted from sketches taken
on the spot by officers Of the array, end is duu5
less accurate AS well as spirited
The Drop Scenes, and the antics Of "Thr
Thumb Family ale spoken u as finely exccut
I'd and entertaining,
The Exhibition sill commence to.,norro,r
Lrcaing, at Concert Hall.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-12
Osdensburgh Railroad.

The Directors of this Il pad held one of their
quarterly business meetings at the American 10.
tel, 10 day. We believe there was full Board
We noticed the President, T. p. CHANDLER
Esq, and Messrs. b. +. REED, EDMAyDs and
SrAULDiNG Of Boston, Judge BRowS, Messrs
lIorHINs, lloRros and HOWE Of y. Y, and also
Mr.. ErsIIs, the Treasurer, and Col. ScnLAr-
TER, the Chief Engineer.
We learn from Col, ScHLArrER that the road
will be completed, fer some IS miles westward
fem he Lake, by the LIST Of June, and that the
whole line will be in operation by the lst Of
October,
II our excellent friend, old Whitley" is
ready with that dreadful " BiJge" by the time
named, and he is death" on obstacles we
don't see why Boston vii! not have her dry
road" to Oglcnsburgh, beyond peradventure !
burlington will then be put down, in geogra,
phes, as "a small hamlet, miles yesl Of the
CITY Of Essex !"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-12
RLINGTON PREE PRss, FRIDAY MORNING. April ~ 1850
PREsERv ALIVE FOR TfIniliyR.

KITCHEN & HENDERSON'S HAIR
IA FRESERNATlNBha has now been ia use nearly
tour years, aud has proved sc 10 be tn bet article
for improving tn" growth and beauty OF he mir that
has ever been invented, os hundreds are ready %
testify. II entirely SIPS the hair from coming cut
and inpnrs to It stength and vgor and gives TO
hair the most coarse and harsh u soft and glossy Al
poarance. 1t also removes all scurf and dandr II
from the skin and head which ought always to be ept
olt IN ordcrto have healthy growth Of hair becat $
II allowed to accumulate, 1t becomes imbcjdrd
o1nd the roots oil the hair and clogs up the pores
OF the skin thereby preventing free and healthy ac-
tim. The consequence is the hair becomes day
ald dead, aud very soon begins to show signs of de-
cay and falling off All this can be prevented by
proper use Of this preservatiye as it gives life and
action 10 the skin, aud at the sam. time imp1rs
nonrIshment and strength to the hair, and leaves t
soft and glossy without being greasy.
Manufactured and for sllc nj Wholesale and tail
by
JOHN II. sYMONDs, HAIR DEnssaa,
(5nccts'or to \. Ktchcn) II Congress ST., Boston
a
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-12
FURTHER EVIDENCE.
rs to The great efficacy Of Dr. CorbeHs Concen,
trat d Syrup Of .SmSapartHa

MrssBs. EDWARD BRINLEY & Co
Genlemen,-l was brought quite low in the sum.
mcr oi 1877, with the Dyscutery. | sought Physi.
clan several times and was dangerously sick Sc
much so as 10 believe must die grew worse daily
and was so reduced and weak that | frequently
tainted away. For many days complied with The
directions OF my Physicians. But obtaining no re.
hei and hearing of" Curbeiis Shaker Syrup of Sar.
saparla' was induced TO make trial OF it,
MY little boy about five years ofage was also very
SICK OF the same disease the same time The first
few doses took revived me speedily The pains were
speedily alayed and the disease was so early checked
that was enabled TO attend work in the course of n
week. My little boy also soon cured and only
part OF bolt e was taken by both ofus Absent nom
home some time alter, | returned from Montreal in
1915, with the same disease, which had been in
creaslnR on me many days restored again TO The
shaker syrup OF Sarsaparllla,' and took only a
few doses, when again was early and fully restored
10 health, | know this Syrup cured me. and re-.
commend 1t TO all who may suffer as | have
GEORGE l.. DANIELS.
Cambrdgcport, Mass.
State of Mass, Mddesex, S.
January 30, l649
Then personally appeared the above named C eorgc
l.. Daniels and made cath that the above affidavit
bv MN subscribed is true. a. EDWARDS.
Justice OF the Peace
ILL., Sold by Edward Brney e. Co Druggists.
Boston, Sole Proprietors, and their general Agents
None genuine without Dr. Corbett's signature.
w39w2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-12
Supposed Murder.

The toGy Of man, whose name we did moi
!earn, was found in Wnoosk River on Sunday
evening, he 9Th ins;.) about mile and hal
west of liubbeIl's Falls, in Essex. From the
appearance of his head, which whas dreadfully
cut and bruised, it is supposed that he was muir,
deTed, or killed in an affray. We understand
thai the physicians who have examined the body
have given it as their opinion that the man
came to ha death by violence. An inquest was
held, but we have not learned what verdict was
rendered, though our informant thinks there is
no doubt that the man was murdered. lie was
mn irlsnman, and lsborer on the Railroad
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-12
For the Free Press
A = X ! l.
A s o y y Il L

Swallow Of northern skies again is heard
Thy welcome song, the song that doth mpart
New hop" TO dropping life. To ever heart
ltconles like notes OF some soft warbing bird,
Or like the thrilling of love winged word,
That timd nutters from a trembling tongue.
beneath the gazing stars WIN love is young
thrill that HE but once doth ncer afford
But, swert.voiccd April, such are not thy ways
fay song i, heard with each returning spring,
il n"win4 Youth, as wIen sweet .lami,rles BRING
To si'htieJ hearts tn. JOYS oi LIES yJuns days.
For this We lo'e thee, April, h,lI the dear;
A. II uarc lJJAs ~ h AVA wI,lil,I ar: here.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-12
GA paragraph in Yesterdays Bostor 4,

w "a paragraph in yesterdays Boston At.
las informs us that the Hon. GEORGE p. MARsu
the American Minister to the Ottoman Empire,
has arrived at Consianrinople.
We t'ust he and ms Interesting SUITE arc in
good health and spirits. We suppose, being
under the protection Of the American Flag, thew
will not feel absolutely compelled, while in Tur-
key, r." TO do as the Turkeys do Though such
al act OF conformity would doubtless be consd
cred complimentary to MrHEMEr ALI, the pre-
sdn. Gobber Of the Turkish Dominons.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-12
To Builders.
DROPOSALS ARE INyIrEp EoR 4 GrNrn

HShot uoALo AXE INVITED FOR GENERAL
= and thorough repair Of the Keepers Dwelling
Jumper Island also for furnishing mat.naI and
building about one hundred and twenty rods Of post
ana ooara ience -painting the Iron Tower with Two
c9aIS OF " he Lead and constructing suitable set
tect Light House boat Proposals ior the work viii
be received unul the 10Th day of April next, at nv
once! loot OF Main St, where specifications may be
examined. l. C,ATIJN ~
OJnlie 'sl,D once, District OF " Collector.
d5I9tle&wS9w?
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-12
T1ir0,

AT Westford, on the Sd inst, DANrcRrn WALES
aged 65 years.
In PIaus5urgh, IN, y on Thursday the ilE inst
Mr.. AMHERST D. FoUQCEr, aged 80 years
In New Orleans, on the llh ult, Nh. CcRrp
WlLGlSsoN formerly Of this place, aged 3d.
In Essex, on the Sd inst LoRIN Tyler, aged 4,
wears
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-12
The Parkman aud Webster Affair.

We find the following paragraphs in the last
Boston Ailas: -
NJaWe learn thu, Mrs. Webster, wife Of
DR.. Webster, now under sentence Of death, nc
companed by her three daughters, called upon
Governor Briggs, at the Adams House, al 0
O'Clock yesterday Sunday moruiag, for the
purpose of presenting petition for the com
mutation Of the penalty which now awaits their
relative.
II is fortunate for the best interests Of society.
that the Judicial and Executive departments OF
the government, of this C3mmunwea IN, are al
present entrusted to those in whose ability,
firmness, and stainless integrity all classes
aud parties in the community have the most
perfect confidence. We have no doubt that
the case Of DR.. Webster Will receive all due at.
tention from the Stat, Officers, and that the
same degree Of inpariiaIity and uprghlness,
which have hitherto been exercised towards the
prisoner, will continue to influence those who
snail be called to official action respecting his
situation.
o. Robert G.. Shaw, Esq, in behalf of the
Parkman family. on Saturday paid Mr.. Ephraim
littlet'd, jantor o the Medical College, the
sum Of $4,000, being the reward ,tfpr,d for in
formation which would lead To- the detection
and conviction Of the perpetrators Of any injury
tina, IN ght have been done to Dr.. Geo. Park
man, aud for the discovery Of the body.
0rMr. RAMEV, tie Young author Of that
NOS, remarkable and poetical Of poem, fes'G .,
has published volume entitled "Tnc Angel
Word aud other Notm-." Mts,r-. TcKNE&,
REED and l'lrLp* u( Boston, have unpublished
it, doubtless ia lh.ir usual ncalncSi Of paper
and Typography. Tne Erenjng G1:4ls quote.
III" following beautiful IyIic as tone Of tlIt
nlnor poems in the collection" We shall take
the earliest opportunity 10 possess our>c!yce o.
both minor and mlj ur :: -
The rose is weeping for her love,
The Nghiin{al
And h. is lying frs above,
To her h., will not fell.
Already golden APPEARS,
he wings his way aIong
All look, he comes TO kiss her tears
And s,o.hr her with his song.
The moon in pearly light may tcep
The still blue air.
The ross hath aseI to droop and weep,
For 10 her love is there
lie sings TO her, and DER the trees
She hears his sweet notes swim
The world may weary she but sees
Her love, and hears but him.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-12

In this village, on The sth inst, by The RI Rev
Bishop Hopkins, Mr. l.Eu TcLLLR. 10 Miss CARO-
LIN M)RsE, all OF burlington.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-12
An extraordinary touch OF the pathetic.

Mr., Attorney General CHR oED, whose man
agemcu, Of ia, prosecution, in the late trial OF
Prof. Webster, has attracted very great and de-
served admiration, for lis ability and adroitness.
ia reported By all the papers, to have INDUCED
in the following strain of pathetic oratory;-
They tthe jury had been invoked to remember
his Or Webstcr's family and Go d forbid that they
should forget them. They would remember them
more than he remembered the tam lily o Littltiield,
when he sought to fix upon him the suspicion OF muir
der.
There was another fnmy-,hnt berevoed wife-thnt
invalid daughter--that son rho raS called from a
distant idnd 10 take upon himself, PREdATuRELY,
THE MANAGEMENT OF A LARGE ESTATE"
We don't know wla, Mr.. CLIrr3RD's idea
may be on the subject, but we suspect that that
" SON. will manage, somehow CT other, TO sus
tain himself with some show OF Cjmposurc, I'M
der the calamity OF succeeding, prcrnaturcly,'
to Il large esate!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-12
Real Estate AT AUctjon

viiE undersigned Administrator of the
Estate OF Elisha \ Woodruff, late of Milton de-
ceased VIII sell oy virtue OF license to him grant
"a Tor teat pGil2sr 10y the Probate Cogu At Pub.!o
Which the said Woolruf del seized, consisrinG 81
his home place az Milton Falls, containnr nF,'t
eghi acres OF and with house and o,hcr buildings
thereon sad sale vi. ,akc place on The Premises
on the 2uth day Of April $3.50 at O'Clock p NJ
G.'ton, Aprii9 1850. w1l,,1
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-12
Boston Brsil,rsG }JtreGtorp.

The following Is list OF many ofthc most Substan-
lll and Honorable Business 1 .rns in Boston.
Merchants ana others, visiting de City, viii fad
the Directory OF great s--vcc 10 them, aud they
are advised 10 take it with them
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-12
Feathers,

GEESE, Hens and Turkeys Feathers.--
VI Warranted first rate d tile, for sale by
wit a. j. SHEDD & CO
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-12
James French.

NO. ~ WASHINGTON, STREET, BOSTON
Publisher, Bookseller, Importer and Dealer in
Books and Stationery Of every variety, wholesale
and retail II the lowest prec5
Please Ca.land Try
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Notice OF Freedom.

\ hereby certify that | have given my son
ACIIARLES, his time, Tor the remainder of his mi
nority,to bargain, and in every way act for himself
l. Therefore, shall claim none OF his earnings, nor
hold myself responsible for any debts he may CON
tract after this date
Dated New York City,
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