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bearing per cent. interest per annum payable an
nually, on the LIST day OF July OF each year.
10 give an opportunity for all persons to partici-
pate in the investment OF funds in this Loan bids will
be received for 800 as well as for higher sums
No bids will be received below par. The bids, in
all cases, shall state distinctly the premium offered
and the class IT Loan bid for, to wit whether that
payable IN 1891, 3, orr. The proposals should
be sealed and enclosed "Proposals for LOan," and
addressed to the Treasurer at Montpelier The GER
uicate for this Loan will be transferable on delivery,
with interest warrants attached Each successful
bidder will be required to deposite with the Treasur-
er the amount awarded, on the 29th day OF June OF
the present year either in cash or drafts Oh Boston
Troy or New York
The bids will be opened NJ the Trensnrer's Office,
at O'clock p. NJ on the LIST day of June, 1880 in
the presence OF all persons who may desire to attend
GEO. llOWES,
wi2wi& d29wl Treasurer
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inasmuch as the name, " HEw,' is not onl
entirely Scotch, like Sir lIEw hinself,) bu,
happens to be precisely the form of letters"
A.,t the worthy Baronet uses when he writes
I's1A re, it occurs to US that our erudite critic
o. the Courier might safely have omitted his
exclamation Point, at least. Hugh is a sort
of Welsh or Indian outrage on respectable
and legitimate name. Oh fast and furious"
Courier this is little worse than usual. Sir
HEw DALRYMrLE won't smile, if he should
chance to notice your complacent defence of
his photographed identity. Oh, no; he is
rery polite man.
by the way we believe it is that scamp
OF SANE that speaks of certain class, of
witicisms that are
polntless,-save the exclamation point"
w men stands IN State, with vacant wonder fraurht-
The pompous tombstone OF some pauper thought"
That SAKE will have to be spoke to-
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Enm Embellishments.
Trhulon Lavine's Estate.

T"huIon Lavine's Estate.
STATE or VERMONT The Hon. the Pro-.
lrict Of Chttrnden 10 nll persons CONCERNED IN
,i,e estate Of /"bgon Lavine late Of Essex, in snij
DISTINCT, dcccascu
TIL ro Greeting.
Nh''eas byron Stevens Administrator OF said de-
ceh-ed PROPOSES to render an account fins ndn,i,s
ration AID present his account against said csiate
i0r examination auI allowance at a session Of The
rV9il "i TO be FOL ZEN at the Probate Office
Ill In'Hsl"n 'n ,lc 18Th day ot May 1850.
hr'eI"f', you are hereby notified to appcar bes,,e
'iu court at 'h' lnl" aud place Aforesaid and shey
r'uSr, It any you have. why the account etoresaiJ
should not be- allowed
GIVEN under my hand at Burlington this sth div
Of May y. -, 1850. '' '"f
,..o ERAFORD R1XFORD,
"''"" krgster.
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Moro New Goods -!

Spring and Summer Goods, 1850.
T'tE Subscriber having Just received his
Il Spring Supply is prepared to offer to his Gus.
toners complete assortment of Domestic and
staple Dry Goods, Sheetngs, Tick, Stripes, Prints
ii ne lanes, rnnIed Lawns, Gnhams, Muslins
Sassilhers, brown Linens, Summer Checks, DENNIS
Vestlngs, Tailors Trimmings, Hdkfs., Velyets, Sa,
tins, Cambrcs N''' -"
Also,a large and carefully selected assortment Of
m Family GROCERIES,,
Tea, Sugar MoaSses, Syrup, Coffee Raisns En-.
gllsh Currants, Spices. "
In connection with good assortment of
Crockery and Glass Ware,
Flour, Salt Tobacco, Pork, Hams, Lard. Ruttor
Cheese, Nails and Glass whi be sold as low as at
any place IN this vicinity for proof OF which please
cav ana examine price and quality, at the old Wal
kers stand College Street
Burlington, May g. 1850. w45tf
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PREVENTATIVE roR ruruAIn

IL lTCIlEN 81 IIENDERSON'S HAIR
IN PRfSEINA has now been in use nearly
tour years, and has proved itself to be- the br, article
I"r improving the growth aud beauty o hc hair that
has ever been nycnied, H. hundreds are ready 10
TESTIFY. u entirely st ps the tlir from coming ont
ana nnpnlis 10 It sirrGlh anl vsor aad pvcs 10
mar Tue ', coarse and harsh, soft and glossy ap-
pcarauce. 1t also removes all srn,r and d,n,lr,f
li'm Tie skn and head cd ought always to be- kclt
ontin ord'rto have healthy growth Of hair; hecaus
II allowed to accumulate, 1t becomes inibeddrd
AROUND the roots OF the hair and clogs ~ the pores
OF tt SKIN, thereby preventing free and healthy ac
uon' h' consequence is the hair becomes dry
ana acad nnd very soon begins to show signs Of de
cay and mIIineoif All this can be prevented by a
proper use OF ilns prcsctVatlyr as it gives lite and
acunn to the skin, and at the same time inpariS
huHrlshmtht and strength TO the hair, and leaves it
soll and glossy without being greasy
Manufactured aud for sale at wholesale and r tail
jobs, II. SYMONDS, HAIR DEE,>rr,
successor to y. kitcheU IL Congress St, Boston
" fl nos3
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GREAT ARRIVAL,

0F new Styles of Spring and Summer
" goods at the WtSoosKI Fancy DRY GOODS BAZAAR
We have just received about 20 cases OF all kinds Of
fancy and staple Dry Goods, and we would respect
fully inform the Ladies and Gentlemen ofChittenden
Co, that we are ready to sell the above mentioned
goods, ms low and lower than any other establishment
this side OF New York or Boston
We would particularly ask the Ladies TO call and
examine our large variety Of the most magnificent
Styles OF Bonnes, Ribbons, ParasoIs and dress silks
also, Berage Silks, Satin and Grape Shawls. and a
splendid assortment OF Needle work Embrodcries
Cal soon and You will find goods and prices un.
parallcled else where.
COHEN & MANNHEIM, Agents,
April 81, 1850. wiiI
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LATEST NEWS.
Photographic Despatch
REFORrID ErcLusIvELY FOR THE DAILY FREE PRESS

New York, May s.
News by the agara-Politcal news is not
very important. The proceedings in the Br-
fish Parliament possess but little interest.
FRANCE.
The approaching elections appear TO be the
only subject OF interest. No arrangement is yet
known to have been made between the English
and Greek Governments.
By the arrival of the Georgia, we have 10
days later accounts from IIavannah, by which
"a learn that the yellow fever was raging there
Washington, May 8.
Ssnate-The bill to establish board Of ac-
coults, to consist of 3 commissioners to settle
81 claims against the United States, was taken
up, The bill also provided for the appointment
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SIR HENRI Y,

JN-ivN AT the earnest solicitation OF
1lA "A friends in Grand Isle County, the sub
scrbers have been induced secure to them the SER
vices OF their thorough bred Horse, Sir Henry Tor the
present season. He may be found at the stable of
}. Conroe, South Hero, Mondays and Tuesdays
a. Ladd, n. Hero, Wednesdays and Thursdays
f. Hazen, Alburgh city, Fridays and Saturdays
Season to commence May 18th, and end in July
Arrangements have been made, and good PASTURES
secured at the above named places, for the acommo-
daon OF mares from Distance but proprietors will
not be responsible for accidents, thcits or escapes
We can but hope that our efforts to improve the
stock OF horses in Grand Isle County and vicinity
will be duly appreciated and be met by a correspond
ing iberality on the part of breeders. For Terms
see IIandbs.
S. & c. p. SANDERSON.
East Georgia. Nav Isl. 1880 wliwi
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Proposals for Loan.

STATE OF VERMONT,
Treasurers Office, Montpelier, April 30. 1850 {
in pursuance of an act ofthe Legislature,
a passed at its October Session, A. d. 1919 author
lzing the Treasurer to borrow twenty. five thousand
dollars, Tor the purpose OF eXtinguishing the mdeb-
edness OF the State to the Bank Fund:
Seated proposals will be received until ) o'clock
L. NJ, of Saturday the lst day of June, 1850. for
twenty-five thousand dollars, reimbgrsabe as fol
lows, to wit:
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is ?lI day of April \. D. 1859
john ALLEN
wl"3 II 7. WOOD

STATE or VERMONT. } Atm proba., Cour,
,' ,'Ih'tr or GEAEo LIE, IS holcdat North fI,i,
Wynn and said DstIict. IN the rhinl day Of Nav
resent uie lion NtALAND "uryLY Judge.
lament OF Henry ; Fl.k late Of lie In N1.t in sail
DSlfct deceased, being presented to the court. here
ny solomon ti.k and Hiram c. Fisk. the executors
tnrrt.l NAMED, tor probate, it is orde.ed by said
O"u'l mat al person concerned therein be notified
to appear at session Of said court to be holden al
the C'nt .I9Iee IN North Hero at ten O'Clock A. VI
on the iir7t Monday Of June next, and show cause
Il any th'y may hdve, against the probate of said
viii; for which purpose II is further ordered ,Lnt
copy ct the record OF this order, TO pubs three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Free Press L
news paper printed at Burlington, ms soon as NAV he
the copy ut record
Attest SELAND WHITNEY.
North Hero, May 3d. 1890. wi5w3
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N. ALLEN &, Co.
e.. A. SEY MOUR.

HAVING relinquished his Hating Bus
Il mess, would respectfully invite his customers
ana the public generally, call at his former stand
northeast corner of the Square, where they will be
SHOWN an extensive assortment of fashionable Has
Gnu Caps-hot inferior to any manufactured in the
cites-now on sale by Messrs N ALLEN g. 70
whom the SUBSCRIBER would cordially recommend TO
the patronage OF his iriendg and former customers.
Burlington, May, 1850. d39SwI5ti
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uTWe notice that GEORGE w. BENEDICT,
Esq. OF Burlington, and Professor CHARLES B.
HADpocK OF New Hampshire, are among those
who have been invited by the Secretary of War
to attend the examination of the Cadets of the
Military Academy at West Point, which COM
mences on the st day of June.
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U'We invite til" ;tent'on of our Dealers in
cutlery to the a lsement in our columns
of Mr.. BRADFORD, Of Boston. We can speak
h"oet"Siy OF his SCISSORS, at any rate and with
some considerable confidence of his FISHING
TACKLE.
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BOSTON STOCK SALES-May 6.
CAMBRIDGE MARKET-JV ednesdcav Nav

@''r1 = " cU'TesUCdy NTdy T
= AT market 27S Cattle-about 200 Beeves and ~
stores, consisting OF Working Oxen, Cows and
Oapes' yearllngs two years old and three wears old
IIlces-Alarket Beet-Extra at Sc ,25 per cwt-
Si,a1 so ' 80 o'o'i''y
SStores-Working Oxen, SCI, 81, 90, IooalO7.
lows and Caives-S2l, 27, 36alS Veal Calves.
Neutrality-suspicious.
Two years old-No sale
Three years DID, Sls, 22a27
IalIow, $3.50, per 100 lbs.
Sheep and Lanbs-SS2 at market Prices-Ex.
ira, So as. By lot-SI5O, Is, 2,62a2.75
Swine-Retail none
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.NcC G00ds.

T9RS. LANGWOR FLY has returned from
Va New York, with full and fashionable assort-
m'nt OF Millinery and Fancy Goods consisting in
part OF rich Rbbons, Flowers, and Laccs also con-
stanly on hand, Dress Gaps, Straw and silk Bonncts.
MantiIas, &C., &c,
Bleaching and Pressing Straw and Tuscan Bon
nets done IN superior style and the most reason
able terms.
Burlington, May 9, 1850. wijw3
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O. = The Reporter of the N. Y. Tribune, in
his account Of the reception Of Mr.. WEBSTER
in Boston, last Wednesday. says:-
Before The conclusion of Mr.. Curtis's remarks
Mr. Webster rose III the carriage, and spoke for some
fifteen minutes
This wasn't very civil in Mr.. WEBSTER, but
II Mr. CURTIS didn't object we suppose nobody
else need complain.
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Ne w sreeA5Ees,

a. Ia FOUNTAIN HIS JUST RETURNED
~ from Boston with an extensive assortment Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, and Ready Wade Clothing,
which he offers 10 il Old customers aud To the pub
l'c generally, cheap for ash.--Cnl and see
CHARLES IA EONTAlN.
Wmooskl Falls, April II, 1850, w4ju
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Dtr0,

In this Village on the 9th inst, PuIGo KryBAtt..
formerly Of Richmond, aged SO years.
In this Village, on Wednesday, the LIST inst, Mrs.
DOLLY h. VAUGHAN, wife of WASH XGroy VArGuAy.
agsd SO years.
In this town, on the Cd inst, Mr.. ABEL OWEN
aged 70 years.
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.
Thursday, Nav 3.
REPORTED for the Traveller

At market 339 Beef Cattle, 81 pairs Working Ok
en-, loS Cows aud Calves, 500 Sheep, 5000 Swine
I'd do s. 80 3D. do Si,75. ''' ~
Working Oxen-SG5 &c. 10, S., no.
Cows and Calves-Sl7 10, ~, 2G, 81. 81, 10.
Sherp-s3, 315al. One lot Of 20, sold at s. each
SWINE l-laj l-1c; retail j!a6Ic.
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In Offering to the community this Justly celebrated
remedy Tor diseases OF the throat and lungs il is not
our wish To TITLE with the lives or hea th of the af-
iilced but frankly TO lay before them the opinions of
distinguished men and some OF the evidences of il.
success, from which they can Judge for themselves
We sincerely pledge ourselves to make no wild as
seruons or false statements OF its efficacy nor wi
we hold out any hope to suffering humanity which
facts will not warrant
Many proofs are here given, and we solicit an en-
curry from the public into all We publish iccur as
sued they will find them perfectly reliable and the
medicine worthy their best confidence and patron
age.
PROF. CLEAVELAND,
OF Bowdoin College, Maine
Whites" have witnessed the effects IF your
CHERRY PICTORIAL in my own family and
mat OF my friends, and it gives me satisfaction to
state III It's favor that no medicine have ever known
has proved so emlnenty successful in curing d,sea-
scs OF the throat and lungs"
REV. DIR. OSGOOD
Writes" That he considers CIlRRY PEI TO.
Raj the best medicine for Pulmonary Affections
ever gwen to the public an states that Nhis dauph
ter alter being obliged to keep the room four months
with severe settled cough, accompanied by RAISING
OF blood night sweats. and the attendant SYMPTOMS
OF consumption, commenced the use Of die 'CII Err
Ky PICTORIAL, and had completely recovered"
FRErARED BY J. c. AVER, CHEMIST, LOWELL. MASS
Sold in burlington by TlIEO A PECK
burlington, ApIll ~, lSoO WIZ 3mo;
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AUTHORITARIAN /; II u
SsillLADELPlIIA MEDICAL HOUSE
Established - Years ago by DR. KINKI.-

| ESilILA DIIPIII MEDIC A. IIhI" \, I,
/ -E.tnhlisb.J u Va, - 10 ,.,,,,,
! LIN. gus "so ny Di'' hlNh AL
North. vrst corucr or 1tI 70 I, ...Ir-xrn...
hrtwpen Sur,,ce and pinn - ., , ~ w ','S'-
tie Merchant. EvG,,,,n i"",v 'i'u nan hoh
| Persons sull;.r,n,, irnn7 pi ','; ~, H., III
and chronic Al;.riinns Of ,% i ions' 'e,r,''
Bladder Gravel Stri, ,nrcs Si,,i ',lI''He VI ''i'
all the oonconitont rains III "I'
Il ole who bv inInrnIiI y y ',', ~ to''S h'o
ed on themselves Constitutional ii, Hmm, ,
immrd ateIv for the mn.t snr., r,',o ~, vi II
KINkEIIN the mos, eyna,t ,,,I , -. :" ~.
TONER far and near in the trent,cI,, ~,
a private nature. ~ - '''' "'7'"''S VI
IvvALrDs-Are opnris.d Tint Dp EtNL;i.r Is.
confines his nrnctire ,n , ,o,,,o i ~ - ~ y
cine which en,,a ,tes his ,r,t,,,,J ,t,' ri ''.,
tons the unlorrnnot. o,,;,., ,i '..ou you
thousands are nnnii, llv ,rercu,i.I: I " ~
cent .ctions are r,n,tlv ,v,i G"I VI r Ir
cases properly cradicntcd nor m-lrh,J -, r." Na'
rinJ naa,,,f ~ ,t I'"'c"i hot pl'ti'u up Mar
ticulafly cautiors of ttr.c i '' '"' " " ~
Inheritance Ia trons,ni, ,n ,,s,ri, ''"' ''''u'o'
TAKE PARTlcrLAF NoTicr ~ 'rL.,ai s g. L,bi, ,,ri,i,
bows teach pncb ntbnr NJ H., Is - ''''' Nl''n
habit induced i'm when Lv Li,,it ~ = ~ IT,'
re,oreJ in dn" ' , 10y 10 u'al"2l' ana winch u not
Giles to matrimonial hnnminns L ,ouS o,,a',''
ions Few nf ,s d"sGlousi ana HrYushing al C.
practice are n,yorr If ,h n ~ .'''S l'.,'l gus
find the nervons sv,ie' I,, ul1n tn'y
unaccountablr trelirrs vn"ne f',r ~ ,':'r u,'p
The inJ;,,;i,i ,I'.I>' NIIue Ilf' ~ Ia" lnlnd
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OTThe Tr0Y Wig SAYS -

CTThe Troy Wing says -
~ Gov. Slade, OF VT, was advertised to deliver
lecture at Albany last evening, on PoppuLar Educa-
we don't see any particular necessity for
spe Ling this kind of Pop with two p's.
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NOTICE..

'NIlE Summer Term of the VEST
L MILTON. NORMAL INSTITUTE, will
commence on Monday, the 10Th INST, under the d.
rectlon Ct the Rev. JAMES BrcKuAM. WV "''
West Milton, MAY o, 1850. d3l4wlj,yI.
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10 Lumbcrmen and Farmers.
For Sale--G4O acres of Land,

SITUATED in the town of Clinton, Gin
- ton County, n. Y, well timbeIed with white
pine and other trees fit for saving. The Ogdens
burgh and Chanplaln Rail Road passes through The
lot, furnishing superior facilities Tor transporting lum-
Der TO Lake Champ distance g miles
-. -AISO-
800 acres of superior Farming LAND-well tim
bered with spruce, cedar and hard wood. Upon the
premises are two good and commodious dwelling
houses, two barns and other out buildings; about 20
into ten acre fields. The lot is situated upon the
south branch of the Champlain River, and contains
valuable Wafer Power sufficient Tor Gang Saw
MN, Ianpery and other hydraulic works
9V The property will he sold cheap and upon
easy terms OF payment. Title ndispulable
Apply TO r. G. ELLSWORTH,
Attorney al Law
NaIcL'oG ls1O wiO'm2 Plalsburgh, n. Y
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- Cranes Patent SOap.D

EllE Undersigned respectfully offer for
Il salt, to enterptising business men, the right to
'laHr ru: ana Sc Cranes Pate at Soap.
!, TINS hTtcle cohibine1 great saving of time and
labor, as wei as wear and tear Of clothing, and must
sHpercede the ordinary soap yrhen brought into use
S'ue rla Is suiilclent to vince the most incred
ious, OF It's usefulness and value. In Offering this
improvement, It is lmpor' ant to understand that i'm
cpaIks III the enter rise it not Necessary 10 as
sumo the expense an 4 trouble of erecting costly.
works, bat they can b dispensed with entirely For
lllanuacturihg PURPOSES, this soap is largely con-
suited ana found TO- be prominently valuable Any
person desiring be further informed to the cost
alu process OF manufacturing, as also the proba BILE
urIahd' can be. fully informed OIL application to the
Undersigned TT Harris Hotel.
N, b. -ognty rights will be sold, specimens also
furnished or Experiment.
Those desiring to make money can CRAFTY their
utmost ambition by making an investment in his
ateht Further information can be obtained Of the
Undersigned at Harris Hotel
!. WOODRUFF,
r. l. RAE.
Darlington, April 10, 1850. dlGwl&wi3w3
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Flour and Commission Business.

Flour and Commission business.
& ROBINSON has this day associated
W. with him in the FLOUR AND COMMISSION Brsr-
NESS, Mr.. &. ii. Cummings, the business hereafter
will be done under the name ri S. RoBlVSoV y Co.
Having made arrangements tor the receipt oil
large quantities OF Flour from the Canadas and the
West, and being located at Boston aud Burlington
VI, the subscribers now ready to deliver the same
in New England from either of the above Cities as
may be tor the interest OF the purchasers.
Orders for Flour, from either of the above Cities
viii meet with prompt attention and be given at the
lowest market rates.
The same brands Of Flour can be examined at
both places
From long experience in the business, and careful
attention to the selection of brands, we trust in all
cases to give perfect satisfaction to all those who may
favor US with their patronage.
$. ROBINSON s. CO.
Nos. 6 and City Wharf, Boston,
Champlain Dock, Burlington, Vt.
May |, 80. wljwG
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One each oithe above will cost 50 %, and NAV be
mad separately or otherwise, with all or any Of the
publications. OF the Society, NOW NUMBERING NEARLY
top BoUND voLuMEsl at lie Chestnut street, Phila-
delpha y CornhII, Boston l03 Fourth street
LonsvnIe, hy.; 80 Chestnut street, ST. Louis anL
II. Nnssnu Street and - Park Row. New York
~ Complete Catalogues furnished gratis.
h."y2, 800 wi,v2
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Charles +. Aliens Estate.
4 'oRNFLn AITtv An,r,v1cr,,r

] VHNELIA ALLiN, ADMINISTRATORS or
~ the Estate OF Charles L. Allen late of JnderbiJi
havinE pr'p'seI to settle her account as such admin
eleventh day If May, $500 at the Probate oijce ~,
burlington, tor tie examination and settlement ot
s'it account and order that all persons concerned
burlington Free Press three weeks sucrr,.iyI , he
last OF which 20 be Uo.o!e tie day OF hearing ''''
April 10, 50 ''' 'U ,...
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MILLINERY GOODS,

" hOICSaIC and KCtaiT
MILLINERY TABLISHMENT.
4 the inhabitants of Burlington and vicinity, that
he has Just received from the manufacturers, large
assortment of Bonncts, which he can sell as low as
any Commission House in New York or Boston,
Also, a large and choice selection OF Ribbons Arf.
cial Flowers and Millinery Goods.
Silk Shird and Mourning Bonncts made to order
Bleaching and Pressing done by an experienced
workman.
east Of Church street.
p. RAWSON.
May !, 1850, dls&wi5mos2t
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Eorty-ScyCn New Books.
INHE FOLLOWING BOUND BOOKS

d suitable Tor sabbath hool Libraries and Fam !
ny Reading, have tcen published since May 1919 |
by the American Sundy school Union:
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Feathers.

GEESE, Hens and Turkeys Feathers
VA Warranted a FIST rate article, for sale hy
wit Al SllEDD & co.
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= Z L III I 3 D j r G Il g q.
NJ VI e S e R Y

ME subscriber ofi''rs tor sale, suitable for TN
Spring Planting, about Two HUNDRED cholc
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I. WUODKUFF,
T.. l. RAE.
Darlington, April 10, 1850. dlGwl&w43w3
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-04
-xoUsE FURNISHING: wARE.RooM.

Ill under the City Hotel.-By recent arrivals the
stock of this establishment has been increased by
many consignments Of handsome and useful House
Furnishing Goods. The limits of an advertisement will
not admit OF particulars but it will suffice to say there
is now on hand a large and beautiful assortment of
mahogany Cabinet Furniture of superior quality !;
Chairs, in great variety Looking glasses; China and
Glass Table Cutlery; Lamps Grandoes, &c; Britain
MIA and Japan Ware, &C. &c, in fact almost every ar
Gle that be named in the way Of housekeeping, and
for sale at extremely low prices oc 4
lVA have constantly on hand, general assortment
Of Bay Wood and ST. Domingo Mahogany, for cab--
net makers and carpenters use, as Boards Plank and
Scantng, Coffin Boards, Counter Tops, Bed Posts,
Hand Rails, Newell Posts &C., &c. For sale accom-
modating terms by
oc PIT r. WHITFIELD IL SON.