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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-08
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

We give below the list of officers of our
County Agricultural Society, for the current
year. We are informed that the Society is now
established on a permanent basis pecuniariy,
and that amendments TO the Constitution and
Bylaws were adopted at the last Annual Meet
ing, whereby every nhabiiant of the County is
entitled to compete for the full amount Of each
premium, on the payment Of one dollar on or
before the first day OF Sept. in each year. The
time of the Annual Meeting is changed from
January to the SECOND day of the Annual Fair.
We trust these amendments will do away
with all objections to the Society as organized
on it's present basis, 1t is an institution ca
pable of doing much good, and ought to be and
we doubt not wiH be well sustained by our ener-
getic and intelligent Farmers.
Chiltenden Courty Agricultural Society.
OFFcERs FOR 1850,
Henry b. STACY, President.
L l.; VA HENS nAkI' Vice Presidents.
NATHAN STEARNS, Treasurer.
HENRY LEAyEswORTH, Secretary.
MANAGERSi
Henry LOOMS, burlington.
ID. C. Lake, Charlotte.
u s. Bnn, Shelburne.
H. Skinner, W}Iiston.
l.. b. Plat. Colchester.
Orville Shaw, Jericho.
Joseph Marsh, Hnesburgh
A. b. Maynard, Richmond.
Orville Clark. Million.
John Allen, Wesgord.
C. Douglass. Essen.
Silas lsham, 81. George.
A. Ferguson, Huntington.
J. ii. Power, UnderhH
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-08

GPMr. SToNE's exhibition last evening, was
well attended, and his experiments" were un.
usually successful, We are glad to say that he
has in charge number Of patients afflicted with
neuralgia complaints, and that he has ertraordit
nary success in relieving them. lie has far more
calls for his services in this way than he can
answer.
Mr.. STONE will give exhibitions with new
subjects, on Friday and Saturday Evenings, at
Concert Hall, On Saturday Erening, he de-
sires US to say, no gentleman will be admitted
unless accompanied by ady,-Saturday Eve
ming being the last Of his Evenings with us, as
his engagements call him to Montreal on Tues
day Of next week.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-08
Sands Minstrels.

This company OF Ethiopian Singers had
pretty good house, last evening, but not half so
good as they deserve. We have heard about
all the Niger mnsrelsy" in the country, and
are free to say we never heard any better than
this. II anybody would like to hear the "bones'
marrellously well played, we recommend him
TO 60 to Concert Hall Ibis evening, We never
heard anything equal to it. How man can
rattle music out of bones in the manner that MIR,
REED does is mystery TO us The simple
and oredHaJle truth in regard to this Company
is, that they are precisely what they pretend to
b.. They advertise no more than they perform.
They arc correct and harmonious singers and,
as we have ntimated, the performance Of Mr..
REED with the bones is richly worth the price
of admission. Indeed the whole Company are
deserving of credit. Mr.. BowERs' bass is ex.
cellent-Mr. CoRR1srERs "Jeanette and Jean.
not" is very well done-Mr. GooDsELL manages
the finest musical instrument in the world, the
Violin, with ekill, and if there is better" Vr.
ginuy Niggep," in looks, gait, tone and accent
than Me. MURRAY, we should be glad to see
him " trotted out!'-Mr. MULLTGAN, with his
tambourin, and as Stage manager" keeps ev-
cry thing in the funniest order.
The performance, this evening, includes the
Bure,ta of the Barber's Shop in an uproar,
which was played fifteen nights successfully in
Montreal.
The mrstrcls will perform tomorrow and
Friday Evenings, in Concert Hall, and we take
pleasure in recommending their Entertainments
to public patronage.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-08
LATEST NEWS.
Telegraphic Despatch



Washington, March 9th.
SENATE-Mr Foot rose and said that if Mr..
Webster had concluded his speech, on Thurs
day next he would press his proposition for the
appointment Of commttee Of 10, to whom
might be referred California affairs. He said
he differed from Calhoun, that an amendment to
the Constitution would remedy the evil the only
remedy was in his proposition. Mr.. Calhoun
asked, "does the gentleman accuse me of dis.
union?' Mr.. Foote.expaned; he would neither
give nor take brow beatings. Mr.. Calhoun res
pended, as things now stand, the South canno,
remain in the Union. Mr.. Foot replied laht she
could without changing the Constitution. Mr..
G begged TO differ. The California message
was then taken up, and Mr., Hamblin delivered
an able speech, when on motion Of Mr. Doug.
lass the subject was postponed till Friday,
A message was received from the President,
on the coastng trade between the Atlantic and
Pacific, respecting the remonstrance of Sir II
Bulwer against increasing the duties on iron
and certain other British products, which was
referred.
Boston, March 5.
Further returns render it certain that Thom :
son, Wing, lacks 1000 votes of an election.
We learn that the Legislature of Texas have
adjourned, after passing bill cedng to Gener-
al Government right of way for the Pacific
r ailroad
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-08
BAEsRETT'S
DY e III q U Sc
40 Washington Street, Boston,

THIS extensive and well.known establish.
i ment, having introduced all the modern improv-
ments, and discoveries in the IT of Dyeng and Fin
shng is now turning out style OF work that has
never bee : equalled
LADIES DREssEs and CLoAKs of all kinds, SuAwLs
H'DkFs, Scars and Fancy Articles OF all kinds
dyed most brilliant colors aud finished so much like
new goods, as 10 deceive the most practised eye
Silks and Silk Dresses watered in beautiful STYLE
Wooden Dresses dyed without being ripped. Para
soils and Sun Shades dyed on the frames Straw
Bonnets dyed, and pressed in fashionable shapes
Merino Shawls clensed without injury to the Dor
ders. Genllemen's Coats, Oyercoats and Pants
censed or dyed whole, and pressed the same as new.
y Having taken the lead in this business for 40
year he proprlelnrs mean TO keep it by prompt
ness the excellence OF their work and moderate
prices,
J. J. DUNCKLEE, AGENT,
Burlington, VI.
Q ~ Office at the Store OF IlIGBEE a. WrPB,
Church Street, where all orders will be promptly al.
tended to. d26i&w3llf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-08
EcbuIOn Eavine1s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, THE Ioa, the Pro-
DIsrEIcT OF CHrrESnLN, IS bate Court, to ali per-
sons interested in the Estate OF ZebulGn Layine ata
OF Essex, in said District, deceased:
Greeting:
Whereas }yran Stevens Administrator OF Re Es,
tate oi sad deceased, on this 10Th day of FebrE1ry
a, 1870 filed in said court his pc tition in writing
praying for license to sell all the renl estate of ITO
sad deoeaseJ, for the purpose of paying the debts
against said deceased and the charges of adlninstra
tion whrrcupon the said ccprt assigned the 10th day
pt March 1880, at the Probaa Office in Burlington
aforesaid, for the time and place Of hearing ond de-
Gliding on s1id petition, and ordered tina, all persons
interested in said estate should be duly oic there
OF by publishing the nature of the application, NE
reasons for the and the time and place Of hear
i,ns' three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Burlington Free
[rtSs, newspaper printed at said Burlington, the
las OF which publications to be previous to the said
10th day of Mnrcd lslJ.
therefore, you are hereby notified to nnprar before
SAID court at the time and place atores and show
tim should not be granted
Given under my hand al the Registers Office in
Burlington IN said District h.is 10Th day OF january,
4. d. 1850. -
w3iw3 BRADFORD RIXEORD Roao,.r
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-08

There is calf at Chowder Hall Farm, Cecil
Co. Nd, which has two distinct heads four
eyes, ears, &c BrdHieboro' PhRnir.
That's nothing There is calf in Vermont
that has but one head land not much Of head
at tha'') and. what is still more remarkable, but
h0o legs. lie stands upright, just like man,
and corresponds" for a certain newspaper not
a thousand miles from Brandon. The rca hrs
OF the paper were the first to discover the ex
raordinary iuSuS nature
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-08
w3iw3 BRADFORD RIXEORD, Register.
Luther Carpenters Estate.

STATE or vERMONT,{ TIE Hon the Pro-
District Of Chitcnden, s.. { bate Court for the
District OF Chiit,nden; To al! persons concerned II,
the estate OF Luthcr CnrIen,er late of Huntington in
sad District, deceased, Greeting.
Whereas John F, Firnan, Administrator Of the
estate OF s1d deceased proposes to render an account
OF ms administration and present his sajnst
pn Oh HE Court OF Probate, to be holden at the Pro.
bate Office n Burlington Oh the 18th day of March
next.
tore said colrt at the time and p.acc aforesaid and
7'lrw cafse fanny You have, why the alrpunt aore.
said sho,d not be allowed
Given under my hand at Burlington this 18th day
Of March, A. d. tsi0. we N'T
BRADFORD RIXFORD, Register.
Feb lG, 80. w3tya
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-08
Real Estate For Sale.

We invite attention to the advertisement Of
Messrs. ii. and C.P. BRADLEY, in another col
umn. All the large amount of Real estate Of
fered for sale by them is desirable, and large
portion OF it especially desirable, being situated
Immediately on, or Immediately in the vicinity
of the line of the Central Railroad. Few bet
ter opportunities for investment could be oGer.
ed.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-08
License, No License.

Messrs #, SMITH g. c., it will be seen, have
received, with their usual promptness, the for
eign Quarterlies, tho March numbers of the
Knckerbocker, GRAHAM's, Conveys and SAR-
rArS's Magazines, and part Of that admir-
able serial work, g The Dictionary of Me-
chanics, Engno.work and Engineering"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-08

MONTPELIER, March ), 1850.
D. w. c. CLARKE, ESQ, Editor OF the Daily Free
Press.
DEAR SIR: Our annual election Of Town Oil
came off this day. Loco-Focosm, Bogus and
Free Democracy, are bclOw par.
After Bogus caucus and regular nominated and
printed ticket they were-defeated from the mo-
derator, down to Hog Constable.
Ths Capital nil neper repudate the honor and
integrity Of the Wing" Star that never sets" The
Democracy and the Patriot Clique are down. VIVA
will they say Of the Long Team" this week
Yours in Haste, w.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-08
Estate of Jesse (ilovd

STATE or VERMONT The Hon. tho Pro,
DISTRICT OF CnnrENpEN, S. bate Court for tho
District of ChIttcndcn:
TO ALL PERSONS CONCERNED IN TIE
ESTATE OF
Jesse GLo.p, late 0, Milton, in said District, deceos.
ed, Gres.;vq.
Whereas, Hiram bushnell Executor cf said de-
ceased, proposes to render account OF his admins
tratlon ana present his account against said estate
ior examination and allowance mt session of the
Court OF Probate to be holden at the Probate Office
in burlington, on the ! 81 day OF February, instant
lhe e"re, You are hereby notified to appear brlo
sald court at the time and place aury5ai and sfrw
cause; II any you have why the account aforesaid
should not be- allowed
Given under my hand at Burlington, this l2h dav
OF February, \ y. 1850.
w3Jw2 c. ADAMS, Judge
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-08
March, 1880.
NOTICE.
Real Estate for Sale.

THE SUBSCRIBERS WISHING TO CLOSE
Il up their business, offer for sale the following
parcels of Real Estate.
/. The we'll known farm called the LOOMS farm
containing 352 acres, on this farm very extensive
ont. buildings with Barns and Stables sufficient for
feeding 100 oxen.
,. The lot which II. Bradley now lives con-
taining about one OF ground with small house
Brick Store Store house and all necessary out build
ings.
8 The Brick house, on Pearl Street below Church
Street. lately occupied by Mr.. Green.
A. Seven houses on Goch Street, this plot of ground
contains about acres. and will be sold scra-
rate or together. Each place contains about one
acre with House, Woodhouse Barn and good We'll
OF water on each place.
s. All IL, BradIeys interest in the Pearl Stree
House, about $1,000
6. The lot No III in Colchester containing 100
acres on which their is much wood, and is good lot
tor farming purposes.
7. Lot No. 62, in Essex near Stanton's Tavern
Their is on this ot 80 acres OF Winter Grain, this is
first rate lot for farm.
8. The farm called the David Austin's farm in Es-
sex, with House and good Barn thereon.
9. The following lots Of land in the Town of Es-
sex, OF which we own T.
Lot No. 1863. Lot No la6. Lot l57. Lot No
l6i. Lot No. 1873. Kot l59. Lot loo Lot POS
on these lots there is much Wood and Timber, and
conYenient to the Central Railroad.
10. All of Lot 80 i'll Duxbury, 100 acres, J OF
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-08

CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET, Wednesday, Feb.
81. AT market $40 Cattle about 80 Beeves and 100
Stores, consisting OF Working Oxen, Cows and
Calves, Yearngs two years old, three years old Nc
Prices BeeEExtra at rs per cwt; lst quality
5,25; I'd quality Sl,75 3D. quality S4 ordinary, SO
az so.
Stores Vorking Oxen $50, rs, 90al0s
Cows and Calves-S20 IS, 3Sa42; Z veal calves
sold al Sia6, cash.
Yearlings-S5, 7al2.
Two years od--SlO, l5a90
Three years old--Sl2, l6a2i,
Sheep and Lambs-l09i at market. Prces-Ex-
tra-$3, Sac. By lot-Sl,25 l,75a2.
Swine-None.
Remarks-The Market is hard prices have de-
clined, and few sales have been effected.
SO cars came over the Fichburg Railroad and ~
over the Boston and Lowell Railroad, loaded with
cattle Sheep horses, and poultry.
Number from each State
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-08
OAK ORCHARD ACID SPRINGS,
Gen ESEE COUNTY, NEW YOR X
AN ALYsIs By JAMES R. Chiffon, NEW YORK.

From ONE GALLON OF WATER:
Free Sulphuric acid 50 ,9G Silica, 10i
Sulphatc Of Lime, 5000 Organic E..trdctire
Proto wIphatc iron, H,32 matter, 3,2S
SuI,Late Of .liagnesia 3 % Grains, 1877
rLNIE WATERS of these celebrated Me
dicinal Springs have also hcen analysed by
Prof. +. Emmons, OF A ,banv and Prot. b. Sliman,
Jr, Yale College. There are eight Of these springs,
but only the waters OF three have huen submitted TOR
analysis. The component parts are similar TO the
above varying, however in strength in given guam
tity. The use waters have been submitted tor exami-
nation to various medical gentlemen, and large
number have given commcndatary opinions, among
whom are the following:
DR. Il. RoMEYN BECK, Ai591y.
DE-. JAMES M'NAUGHToN, .
DR.. EDWARD SPRTyG, NeW York.
DE-. s. p. WHITE,
DR.. ROBERT CAMPBELL. PHSfcld, Mass
These waters have been found beneficial in the
following
DISEAS
Chronic Dinrrhea, Chronic Ophthalmia,
Chronic Dyspepsia, Calculpus Affections,
Diseases OF the SKIN, Chronic PharvngtlS,
Chronic Dysentery, General Debility,
Loss OF Appetite, Humid Asthma,
Diabetes and Cysltis, Chronic Laryngitis,
Chronic MucousCatarrh Lucorrhea and elects.
Piles and many other Chronic and Acute Diseases
particularly those OF the Digestive and Urinary Or
gans.
Dr EDWARD orRiNGi OF inc Oly OF New ORR
writes IN lt.'ri nave pirscin'u 'i.r ",'t's' II,
my ptN"le Ptn1tice, 10 scNct"l VI NY PI'lc"S' "nn
pom they ana nave oeen Ty huc' lheaseu WIN
lheir eiitcls ne cases whlch nave experiences 1he
most oe'ti' loh us USE WERE cases o' Hcei'' eu-
ity resulting from dcrangcd condition al the diges
tive organs, one case OF inns KIND IN winch me
Goou eects OF INC water were most N'o"eY lnutheu
was case OF ChroH'G Dm"hca, o. Scref"l years
Stcnai"sI ana whlch nnd nceh uhuet my care lof
the last three years he use OF lree bottles OF the
water was IN TINS case attended WIN ne hHpPcst re-
Sulls-rcstralnlng the dlarrh~a giving tone to the
digestive organs, and OF course improving the gene,
raj health. me individual himself Is wen persuaded
OF me btntit ne mas derived: III tus case nan q
tnnoler luil was taken t"rce ll'nrs Gay am lead
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-08

tfYe Mr.. Foote closed his speech in reply to Mr.
Clay, with the following eloquent and dignited f.
CURE of speech
He is throwing into the hands of his advcrsnries
all the trump cards in the pack, and deprivng his
partners andhimsefo of the privilege both of hoI ding
honors and OF winning the odd tricks of legislation.
He is doing more than this even: he generously
gives his ndversares two butte,s and bragger with
the ace superadded, whilst he rashly stakes his all
upon the imaginary potency OF mere broken hand" ~
Middlebury Register.
AS Judge MATTocKs once said TO law
yer who spoke of trumping his own
trok,' the gentleman should "use Ian
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-08
BlCachcd Cotton.

lust received at the LADIES EN-
CHANGE, Ceases BIeached Cotton among them
are pieces York Mills, IS Tieccs I.onsdaie,
IS Marking. 10 =" Newburg Mills
Aso,a full assortment Of Irish Linen a. all prices,
with good assortment OF Linen Damask Table
Clelhs and Napkins. Purchasers are respectfully in
vltcd TO call and examine. WILCOX < NASH.
Dec. 5, 80. d&wf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-08
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARkET,-F 81.
[REPoRTED FOR THE TRAVELLER.

AT market 525 Beef Cattle, II pairs Working
Oxen, 90 Cows and Calves, 22O0 Sheep, and
500 Swine.
cEs,-Beef Cattle-EYtra 5000; is; quail.
ity 1913; ID 1928; Sd $i,75.
Working Oxen-$s5 90 81.
Cows and Calves-$2l, 30, &c, 3d.
Sheep 81, rs, 200 $50 400, One extra lot
sold at 5000 each.
Swinc--3si4ac retail 4aaGc.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-08

o. Mr.. VARNEY, our most ingenious me-
chanic, has placed in our hands three of the
famous biological galvanic buttons, of zinc and
astonishing results. They are of Mr.. VARSEY's
manufacture, and look smart enough TO set a
cat asleep! Ifthe chap who holds one ofthem
long enough don't get biologized, he may be SC
down as ncOrfTible.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-08
TOWN MEETING,

The Annual Town Meeting was held to-
day, President WHEELER Moderator, and
passed off with pleasant unanimty. The
present efficient and competent Selectmcn,
II. B. STACY, SETH MORSE and WIN. IVES
TON Esqrs., were reelected. There was
but one ballot taken, which resulted as fol-
lows
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-08

These Lots are not surpassed for Wood and Tim
Der and are very convenient to the Central Railroad
il. / OF the Essex Gang Mill and Ground This
Mill runs &c saws and the Central Railroad passes
directly through the Mill Yard. Logs can be doated
to this NJ i'll tor 20 miles above.
IL. SIS of the Mill and Grounds, in Wliston di-
BILE English Mill. This Mill is within 40 Rods of
the Central Railroad.
The above described property will be sold in par
GELS, and all reasonable terms given for payments
HARRY BRADLEY.
CHAS. Z. BRADLEY.
Burlington, March 6, 1850. d293&w36tf
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Dic0,

In this Village, this morning at o'clock, BrrsA
P. BLAcKMAs, widow of the late JOSEPH BLAcKMAy
formerly of Hinesburgh, VI, aged 70 years
Funeral tomorrow at O'Clock p NJ.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-08
eau Advertisements.
Nathan p. SpauIdino's Esta>.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! AT Pr..a.o rou.
DIsTELcr or CulrTLNbIH, IS holden AZ ,..... .
within and for the District aforesaid Oh IT,. .i..'
OF February, A. D, 1850. an instrument ...r.....
to be the last Will and Testament OF \ U.m.
SpnuIding late Of Jericho in suid District dee .scd.
was presented to the Cuuit hero for Probate by Rus
Sc French one ol tle Executors, therein named
notice be given to III PERSONS interested ,ncrdm TO
nppear before said Court, at session thereof to he
holden at Burlington on the 10Th day OF March, A.
ID 1880, and contest the probate Of said VIII, and
is further ordered that this order be published three
weeks excessively in the Burlington Free Press
newspaper printed at Burlington, in this STATE tie
last Of which shall be previous to the day assigned
for hearing.
Given under nay hand n the REGISTERS Office this
2lst day OF February, A. d 1850.
BRADFORD RIXFORD,
w3iw3 R.rie,.r
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-08

Hartford Life X Health Insurance COMPANY,
org.,izad IN 1,,r,,ord Cam Son, ,aao
,nnH,es ~, n ~ ~, p" 100 mon
Nv II . TN ~ CT II Il II IL SlOU,UOO.
nJ n t g. i1.,,t
N1neIut @'ye't' NV rtf''o'ti
n DIN ~ n NJ ur.lI.I
L. W. ID ~ " III II N, NlIIiStOn,
To whom applications NAV be sent from any
49,. -. a.. cat.
P' VI ''o "'
CENTRAL OFFICE OF THIS AGENCY,
EAST SINE or rur cot,pr uot,sr sorApr
RIRLIVI:J'fjW TT
n. aHD, vi. u. Mcdicdl Erdminer
Applications may be made at any time at the Office
Of DR. lVAhD,
Medical Examiners 10 tbe CoDnanu.
F 49, w wv
T. a. IL; SPKAGuE, VI. d. Wlllision, Vt.
~ . iONE, " ~. Vergenncs, W
IACk BASS, vi ~ Mlddcbuty, VI.
%. J. EEll'S, M ID Cornwall, Vt.
10 TINS list others Will be added as soon as the an-
pontmehts are made;
,,AppIic3,ons may be made to any OF the above
Medical EXnmllcrs-who VIII immediately forward
the same 70 me General agent, " iliIslon.
CALLrohNiA Lifb hiShN taken on Tic most
reasonn9e ratcs'
L COMPANY are now prepared to take rlsk ON blir,
grant or purchase ahnuitlcs,, confer cndowmehlS,
and make contracts upon and appertalmng TO de-
TERED and reycrsonary interests connected with lie
risks agrceably to the powers and privileges con
ierrcd ny me chartcr. .u,
The business OF the Company VII be conduc ed
upon the Jont ..tock ana upon inc mHiudt pr hci ne
al me option OF the insured, mus meeting the wants
ana circumstances OF the pubic more 'ulIy, II IS be-
lcved than purely Mutual Companies can 90.
On me JAM STOCK princpe tle insured WIN pay
thirty three ana one hrd per cent ess lor Insurance
tIah me ratcs OF the oest organized iu'uai Conpa
mes, or VIII receive whal seanlfaentt 10 tnrty-three
and one 'thrd per cent per annum IN dividend pro-
his rAlD IN ADVANCE, instead OF receiving an uncrr-
tam amount az ie e''u VI tcIl ytI W scr'Pt Geil
Gates, reueemane on certain coh'lnsencles, WINE al
inc same lime the annuai cash payments arc IN, M
cItpseu ny 'ie interest pau VII HUGS give" 'oi h'
me amount OF me premium.
Oh Tue -untu"t ptlncIpe, tL's ItlnPn,y p'oPose
10 insure AT the usuai r"tes oi ht'ua COMPANIES,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-08
The License Vote.

The following are all the returns we have re-
ccived thus far. They indicate largely in
creased majority against Licensing.
Iiconsc M I.irnnsp
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-08
II. B. STACY,
WYLLNS LYMAN,

We shall take pleasure in publishing
the Report of the Selectmen, (or an alb
stract of iD together with the Votes of the
Town, if they are furnished to us.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-08

N. b. Reef-Extra ncludcs nothing but the best
large oxen, well stall fed at least year. First
quality consists of large fat oxen saed at least Sc
vera months. Second quality includes the best grass
fed oxen, the best stall fed cows and the best three
years old steers Third quality consists OF good oxen,
fat cows, and fat three years old steers.
SheepExtra consist of choice Bucks and fancy
Yews for stock and the best Cossets.-Atlas.