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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-23

CoVERiS0 TRE WHOLE GRoUSD.-Thc same Ned Lee
Aforesaid having succeeded well in the foregoing en-
terpre vcnturcd further, and in crcdabIe 20
ms skill aud dexterty succeeded in rid ling Preston Miller
slave o.: Mr. Thos. Bcew OF some superturies in the
shape Of coat pair of pAnialoons shirt and satin vest
Thus provided he thought it advisable to brtake
elsewhere, and, with judgement far less correct than
seemed to have governed his other operations uuwsey
selected City Point the place Of his future abode To
obvate suspicion the true cause which led TO his
advent to that place, lie readily engaged with the Captain
OF ship TO work board and when detec,ei by the of
hcer was busily engaged working in the vessel
This charge amounted only a msdemeanor but will
bs sufficient, with the aid othe fellows bad Character TO
secure him berth in the Jail Penitentary for some
time.
The foregoing offence constitutes felony and the ties
timones in both will be- learn conclusive Of his guilt
beyond all d ubt.
Tho two charges were Prefersed against him before Al
German farrar on yesterday but the witnesses in this
case as in the other being absent was continued until
next week.
He is big rascal. We remember seeing the fellow be-
fore his Honor frequently
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-23

Governor johnson Of Georgia has written touching
letter to the Mayor Of Savannah Offering portion of tho
funds Of tho State to relieve the sick aud suffering Of the
dIy u STsnnsb.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-23

PRoPr RfroErJanes Harrison George woolhou,s s,t
into contrOTsrsy at foot Of 10th street, The inst al
msssurinl rod which the former denied borrowed from
tne latter, and Wooho1 having told his adversary he vas
aT net With prompt ronder In the thutnp In ~.
which laid him Fat " WV
He Ssusi warrant for the odens, and Harrison being brought
before Alderman Psrra yesterday required to rive
Ia the sum OF 800 20 keep tho for twelve month";
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-23
WIIOLESALE rI,,nT

BOOkS STATIONERY AND PIANO FORTES
hMES WOODHOUsE, Gate Nash woodhouse \ Rcbn,,s
- va oners an extensive stock OF and sTNToSFRY
adpd 70 The wants OF the trade In Virginia North C,oIn,
and elsewhere, IAN be obtained In Sor.ha
eies In injection with his hook Stationary bushes
ware rooms appropriated TO the sale PORTEs filled
an sortn enI as extensive be
he hd 10 ihe Union lie has participated In the Of over
INA and Tennessee all " which have given entire lion
ture prices and will be packed With
he has also saened 90 his e,iahihment BOOK
Of Books Periodicals Blanks Music &C., are bound and Blank
ries, Ac., are inufa ctursd. '' '
MAYoS GUIDE TO MAGiSrRATEs-Ncz edition. W pub.
sh.s Mayos Guide to hagsraSs (ncw edon) with practical
forms for the discharge OF their duties Appsn
DIX containing Forms for drawing Eonds Notes. Deeds
and adapted % the Code Of vrglnia
Persons at distance unable Richmond can have he,
orders +" faithfully executed personally present scj.
n - - HOMES bright AMI LEADEn TIN
- PLATE, all sizes 80 bundles Wire assorted siyes
cask Sheet Zine 10 Block TIM Tin bb ctst
Handles; Timed and Black Rives; Black Bk
Ears Soup, Dinner Pie aud Alphabet Tin Plates for fac
aual J0liS N. GORDON SON.
tEO. HHItiiING, Grocer aud Conmf-sion Nirchnnt Ia
M the House formerly occupied by John Royal T1 Ave
doors above the City Hotel Main keeps ON hand
good stock o. droceres to which he invites attention Of he
All orders promptly executed.
Alto sells all kinds of Country Produce on and an
ci' conisumsns from all who with their
Sssn,,,,,, ...,., 90 ,.,, aulB
SALI.-"hsshal, "worihngIob," aud "JsIrey iaTee,D
- 51nrAhl' An'at aud nov landing, for sale by
scr DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
W reduced prizes, for sails By 80 " N'>'a'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-23

GoTo A JIEsF-Ffanees slave belonging TO Henry Co,t
was brought before Alderman FaAt ye'oday charged Win
gcing At aTge, and hiring herself 10 Mrs ElHIe urayer
Mrs, 0raysr having testified 10 her payng her own
WAGES according 90 the sfnB which
10 the Court Of Hastings offence Oook iii
also have 70 answer Tor permitting her so large
Rhs admitted n bsn the for her
m o he nnnri.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-23

The English papers are full oil glowing accounts of the
beautiful weather and prosperous harvest The who'll
land was cheered by the agreeable intelligence The cheap
LOAF Tor the coming year a thing certain "Ev-
cry days sunshine is set down as worth million Of
pounlsn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-23

Nr. --, D>ay Sir; Yours of tue sis. Of August,
and post marked the 18th of September ia at hand aud 10
segsars you do we'll told you made somo seven
hundred dollars in months last year youra truly
J. BURLMOUNT
Greeny "alowS" tina. he has got bis moneys worth 10
experience.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-23
To Brother F. W. Rosrn Chairman Of Committee UmAsh'

DESPERATE CnARAcrkR-A white man named Thorn.
as fowe whose looks betrayed state Of feeling not at
all compatible with the peace aud good order Of any
nelssoohood in which he should reside, and especially
Tue sphere subject his rule brought be-
oe Alderman Farrar, on yesterday charged with throw.
ing ,Scks al MS neighbours DOORS 18th street. disturb
'ng 'ng puone peace, and asssultiug his wife.
on Thursday morning early as O'Clock, he and his
We nad hght their house, and created such an up
crowd Of persons to the place
omcer Wheat James Gay, ard two other witnesses,
VINO reside near him, described the condition Of himself
and wI'e as the most revolving that could be
lney fought, cursed and uttered language which the wit
nesses regarded too scurrous repeated In
They represented the source Of perpetual
anse 10 tho neiehborhood 10 which they reside When
oee wheat got to the place ne observed the
with his coat o shirt sleeves rolled up aud his entire
person 80 derahged TO have satisfied him that he was
engaged in a hard tussle before his arrival
10 took him to the cage with great difficulty.
lie made no defence, and merely remarked that there
were Others in the neighborhood bad az him. Indeed
TN street can turn out pretty good stock OF jokers
Inc Alderman required him TO give bail In the sum of
sioo to be OF good behaviour for months which having
failed to do,he was committed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-23
CASH STORE.
ElNTIHH VIEW STOCK or PAIL AND WHITE,

CASH STORE.
EIiSTIRR NEW STOCK or FALL, AMI WTyTru
n GOODS, At 22O BROAD STREET.
IHOhAo d. QUAHLE5 invites the attention OF his customers
nd s pl2l5 entire New Stock Of FAIL AND WTyTER
IN nvO whlch we're purchased since decline prices
h1 VIII be iod st small advance Ills Stock this season lie Che
Ie, ohsSplt aud most desirable offered public
SOUS eHeuivey Tor cast, aud cjnieq ienty afford
I tIeElar prices payers are respectfully Invited
ahne hb stock before making their purchased sel-e6t
NOTICE hereby given, shall fom this Jay seie
~ Der , sell altogether for cash. city aeoepaaee until
iurher notice be given. '' "
awe respectfully friends 10 mako spss
oyaud prompt payment Ot all amounts due aluv
W,shAl 40 hsTeJfJre keep general s1nen Of 0roe,ss
ana Liquors, imported and dome sIso pay every At
Hnon the sale Of produce from un,ry friends As n,u,
tel--dtcim WI WNLLACE a SON
UHHOplis's CLOAK AND IANTHINs.-oEo BRo.
I'D DIE 81 Oanal aud C3 Lspenard sts ~ Y Importer Man
ueturr and Wholesale and Retail Ladies' Cos and
Msntas OF eVerJ fabric and description ocs the attention on
buyers 70 his extensive Stock Of Goods for the Pail season
HIS styles lead the trade confirmed monthly by srper God
eyt and other leading Fashion Books f,ei-smi
hhHss GOODs-DHFs5 GDUDs.- ttocs Of Dfes Good,
- nov iull snd complete We nc sueniion Of ali In
want o. n,honaole Goods We are prepared 10 SHOW
PAin striped, Plaid and Brcado six, great variety
IRISH PJplnI Plaid RsE s.itg Plaid Merino
Pain, pialf and Figured french Nousiaines
Alpaeas, Bombafin = 10.
Oar OoOJs bought the recent prises I'm g, VAT
and &c mink We can on unusual Inducements purchaser
sezl q. HARTwELL A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-23
RICHMOND MARKETS see,cns., %

msrtet 10 week has been ant with
M Improvement 10 prices We the sopx
camnnn =. advance. We iuss to o. y.
.Sppus Sss ,sii medium srsd-. ASH to EOod nSs
70 IAN. ne fla 10 -
Wheat.-PIime white at O., IS AnI nT,ms "a ,.o A..
Ha article vii command something bIxh,r '''N -" W
HESTER WHITE Comni..io, n...,...
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-23

d. ,HssoAf ENenng, s.pt YGih, at MnTROroI Ir.n
" HALL, given BY M'LLE vALSY uoMEZ rrIms bonn, a.
@ RON hs Royal Italian or,ra MadrIj Carlo Fries Gs
nets AND lately the italian Op Castle Garden S, Vel
Mensieur sluisaoND woL0wsK dist,g sb. p,,ri, ara
.ea ~ fLLE eAMlLkDA URso, yonst wond.r OF a..
Monsieur FRANCIS DuvALL, Manager
Tickets VI EACH TO be had at prinep.i M,,, s,... ~
n nos ans Al the door oolored people half prise
Doors open AZ o'clock. Concert commence nj
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-23

TAlL0RINGi TATLORfNGu
III AHoR STOCK OF CLOTHS, CAssINrHRs AVN vRsT
~ Nos-Something new, handsons and dsslrabs Nh cb
WI make TO measure In the latest Styles at low n1us Cal
hnu ounyme' Wh. IRA sMfTH,
sstV ll4 vain street.
SCHOOL HOOKS, STATIONERY &c,-Tbs .ob,oTIhs, IA,
received THIS Fa much larger stock Rocks and
s.cns sss aIas s ss. .ddIon, his Religious
His supply on Letter. Cap Papen Rny,ionc. vl,i
Cards. &c. viii be found to be we'll assorted y 'b
call from County Merchants School nj th ,,.,c
gsneray solicited, at the Baptist Book Depository NO qJs
'"l-sW CHARLES WORKMAN,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-23

9IHHiSTIAN LATHROP would invite attention
OF purchasers % their stock OF GOODS
the late auction sales In New reduction Of o. "a
cent less than the Of and viii he aJ
Pond'nE prices. Among them may be found-
BLACK an. cold French Mernoes At Use 10 anc.,
Plain and Printed Mouseins ''
Paid and Plain Silks so and &c. the richest Impor,e5
French Embroderes tina half The cost of
Black Bom6aIines and other Mourning Goods ''"s
Blankets Of all qualities 80 ~
White and cold Planneis; sAttncts
Fuller Cloths, Kerseys and Jeans. very cheap
AlA full Assortment OF CARPETS OF FngIsh anil l,,o,t
manufacture from low priced 10 imported ~ '''""
Great Inducements will be in thp ahavs
sef2 CI,DIs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-23
LOCAL AFFAIRS

Masonic CONVENTIONAL Convention of Masonic Mas,
ters, held Thursday evening, at Bo.hers Hall
or the purpose Of making necessary arrangements to rem,
der bchttng honor TO the memory Of Edmund p Hunter
ESQ, late Grand Master Of Masons in Virginia The th
OF November fixed for the assemb ling In tbi.
city, of tho various orders throughout the State which
will comprise the Graud Lodge Grand Chapter aud Grand
Eucimpment Such q combination will no doubt form
grand while the ceremonies will present an impas
Ing spectacle not oftcn Witnessed here.
The Convention have 6Ied upon A. J. Crane ESQ., to
deliver the eulogy the deceased aud ia of
that resolve have had tho following correspondence
through Mr. T. W. Roster Chairman Of the Committee OF
arrangements.
RICHMOND, eed Sept. 1854.
Dear Sir aud B,other:-It affords me great pleasure to
inform that at convention Of the various Lodges of
the sth Masonic District, held last evening at osher
Hail. you were appointed 10 deliver euogy on the life
aud character of Edmund r. Hunter late Grand Master
OF Mssons, In Virginia Tho ceremonies will take place
in Richmond, on Saturday, the 18th November.
Hoping that il will suit your convenience to .ccorj To
the wish Of the Convention In this natter remain.
Yours Fraterually
\. w. ROSTER,
Chairman Committee Of Arrangements
To Brother A. J. CRASE.
The following Is Mr. Cranes reply.
RICHMOND. 22d Sept, 1854.
Informing me that was appointed BY the Masonic
Convention held last night deliver the proposed euo.
81 OF our late Grand Master f. p Hunter has given rise
70 some struggle in my mind, owing tho one band to
by me, aud whose wishes when known are Law to me
and on the other to reconcile the duty with nv other on
sagemens and my conscious inability discharge il sat
isiactoriy Alter some reflection, l shall waive these
atter considerations and attempt discharge the duty
Imposed by the Partially Of the convention.
Ftaternaly Yours,
A. ]. CRANE
To Brother +. w. RosIrR, Chairman Of Committee.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-23
PiANOSl PIANosl, PIANosI,T
ieE5-5m-INI3I WhOIe. al, nj p.,,I,
NuOUSEKEEPINt;a ATTIC, pS r, 80, -''

NJ les Tor ,aIs aud we'll assorted OF English and
FAMILY HARDWARE OF every dscTptonsyer Patel
Ahla knsh Jspnnned AMI PlSnsh Tin Wares; BiIt,n do
SoeAs Looking Glasses. Bathing Apparatus urooms hsb.
Mats. Ac by idicious selections almost rysry .rt
tanning to the kitchen departments families hotels, rninv
houses packets steamers, &C. with
goods purchasers will be supplied upon tsrus A. ny
other Establishment in the r. NJ ZIMIpxN, any
sc Game, MAJ - 30.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-23

W SPECIAL N0TIoE-Ciy Country Merchants are re-.
specially invited N attend Auction this Evening al
o'clock At GALES Room No. 100 Main street GREAT bargains
can be had. Bale positive. See advertisement.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-10

extension of Slavery just as it lay there in
lS2o-2l, and the responsibility of extending
it will not be placed by posterity on the S2ar,
SAFES, but upon the Free Statcs.
The remark constantly made by the ~favorers
Of the measure, that the aim is to let the pco-
pie decide for themselrcs whether or no they
will have Slavery one of their institutions, il
entirely fallacious. The very object of the
movement is to prtrent the people from
ma ing the decision, and 40 it will appear in
the end. Ii was said in lslS-2l, we rant
The people ief free to choose for themselves.
but it was false then and it is false now.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-10
Felegraphic Report of the Cam
bridge Cattle Market.

fR'Ported for the Weekly Free Prss.l
, At market 72l Cattle, about 700 Beeyes
and q Stores consisting Of Working Oxen ,
Cows and Calves, yearlings, two and three
yours old.
Prices were as follows Market beef,
ettra, Oxen well stalled fed at least one year
rsr c~t So first quality $3.50, 2nd quality
Il sG,75 s.. Sd quality 1928. Ordi-
nary 1913 a ST,
Hides, per cwt S6,25 a ST, so.
-Tallow SIS, so q ~.
Pelts S ,37 a 81 80.
Calf Skins l2c per b,
barrslling Cattle IS rs G o5.
Veal Cslvcs S., s 50, 6,7as.
Working Oxen-no sales.
Cows and Calves 81, 80, 81, ~, IS, IS q
e..
Two Years Old "a, o., 81, SO = so.
Three Years Old &c, 80, AZ, 45, * a 6S.
hheep and Lambs 2l25 at market.
Extra IS so, g., : 5O,ss9.
W lot So rs, .. IS, . @ss 50.
s~wtss-eops.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-10
Indian Doctors .

c. 4 p. B. RICHARDS, DESCENDANTS
~ of the Grand Ottawa Tribe, have Ia en- up
their Residence in Burlington, ON st. Paul street,
second door North OF the stone Church, where they
are prepa red 10 administer to the wants of the Sick
and Afflicted. Having had long experience in the
use of Vegetable Medicines, they feel no ordinary
degree of pleasure in stating To the public generally,
and especially to the dcspairing Invalid, that THEl
CAN TREAT SUCCE>SfULLI all durable diseases to
which the human system is subject. The doctors
have resided for the last three years in the city of
Hudson, where their aboriginal skill in the healing
art has earned for them an cnviable rcputatiun.-
Their success in the treatment of Pulmonary Com
sumption, Diseases of the Liver, Heart, Kidneys and
spleen, Scroiula, Drup,icS, lcer,, Eruptions, ETC.,
has had the elect 10 attract numerous invAlids from
various parts of the country, "a greater portion of
whom have been permanently cured by the use OF
those Roots and Plants that the Great Spirit has
particularly designed for the cure of the above com.
plants, and for the administration Of which the
Doctors have become 50 justly celebrated.
The Doctors inherit the skill and native talent
that have SO long distinguished their ancestors, "a,
their Father and grandfather were celebrated Med
icine Men Of their Tribes.
The sick of both sexes are invited to oall and con-
suit these thoroughbred Indian doctors.
- The Doctors will visit patients at their resi-
dcnces, when desired,
Burlington, Jan. lG, 1854, WY
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-10
The Missouri Compromi,e .
Important from Europe.

Boston, Feb. 9th.
The details Of the news by Steamer Arabia
has been renewed. Further accounts of the
battle Of Citale are published. 1t appears
that tho Russians were concentrating their
force ut Citale in order to attack kulafat on
the 18th but On tn. 9TH 5000 Turks
marched ont Of Kalatat and attacked ard
stormed Cita!e, resumed the conflict with the
Russians on the eth, and again renewed the
attack Oh the sth, ending in the total dis
t1Dlhture OF the Russians vino confess to
having had 600 killed in the affair besides
1000 wounded including their Generals
Auress and Triinont. On the 9th the Turks
ta'ing remained over night in the field be-
yond Citale attacked n reserve OF Russians
and drove them back upon kraio,a with Il
l.'s OF some OF their cannon and an immense
slaughter on both sides. On the 10th the
Turks, having RACED the Russian Qualifications.
returned to kalalat.
The IIungarians and Poles who had been
waiting Ut Constantinople for employment
were shipped Jan. 2nd, for thu, Asian army.
General kluPka declined an Asiatic command,
bat oh'rs 10 serve in Europe.
The Turks had altered the not. of the Four
Powers by adding that Russia shall ryacuate
the p~rincipalies in 70 days after il is ac-
ceptrd.
Both England and France, are making pre-
Iarations for war. Austria will remain
Neutral, or France will declare war against
h.r also.
--latest Foreign News.
Tho latest dispatches from London by the
Arabia, state that u battle WAS going On be-
tween the Russians and Turks, near Buchu-
rest, on the 9TH Of January.
The English papers have but little hope
that the Emperor OF Russia will give way.
The condition Of Ireland in consequence of
the advance of provisions, approache- 10 that
oi the famine Of ls4s, and the poor houses
are filling rP.
New York, Feb. E.
Tie London correspondent Of the Herald.
BY letter, da,ed the Goth Of January. states tina,
despu,ches had been received of that date from
Parn, Vienna and ST. Petersburgh. affirming
beyond question the fact that the Emperor
Nicholas promptly rejected the mediation OF
tue -Four Powers.
Great Fro and Lose of Life,
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. s.
A destructive fire occurred in this city yes
Isrday. ! steamers were destroyed, with "A loss
OF 81 lives. Loss 81 900 900. Madam Son
tag had = narrow escape.
Bedini Gone.
VI. Bedini sailed for Europe IN the steamer
Atlantic from this port on Saturday lust
He was put On board after the steamer left
her dock.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-10
To Sell or Let.

INHE WELL KNOWN AND CONMODIOUS
Hotel, the NOETIIfIELD HOUSE" pleas
antly located at a convenient distance from the depot
IN N"rthiicld, Vermont, will be sold, or leased for
a term Of years.
The premises are in good condition the house
proper contains sixty rooms we'll arranged there
are fifty other rooms directly connected thcrew ith,
which Will be leased along with it if desired.
me whole Is we'll painted in modern style the
furniture will be sold with the premises if agreeable
10 the wishes OF the purchaser or lessee thereof.
VIZ, Rogers other business engagements are such
that he is determined to leave the house, Ga. ctore
very favorable terms will Ice given.
For further particulars, enquire of JAMES c.
Ut Nm, in Boston. or M. ROGERS, at the estab.
lishmcut.
Northhrld, Nov. s., 1883. woOtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-10
Special Medical Aid.

I'llE NEWLY DISCOVERED TREATMENT
"t Nervous and Muscular Disease, embracing
Eheunati,m ia all it, forms, Neuralgia, Spinal
Disease, 'i"ut, WithoIc'l Limb, and Contracted
Muscles, tir>t Introduced by Mrs. Dr.. Durno, of
Albany, \. Y.
Miss Emily A.. Narnry, practicing Physician,
North I%anNille, VI, after AN experience sufficient
to convince the most %skcptical, { being without I,
failure where her directions have been complied
with } ha, adopted in her practice the above system
of caring di-caso.
Miss Narncy in connection with Mrs. Durno, will
make professional visits rs follows At the Bout
well House in Montpelier, on Wednesday and Thurs
day, February Nth and 9TH, Al III" Champlaiy
House, ChaInplain, on Friday and Saturday, Feb.
10th aud llth. At the Nichols House, Plattshurgh,
on Monday and Tuesday, February 18th and Ilth.
At the American House, Burlington, on Wednesday
and Thursday, the 18TH ana Iolu.
CONSULTATION ALwAvS FREE.
" The celebrated Mountain INDIAN Liniment,
Durn"'s Pills, Cntarrh snuff Anodyne, and Rheu-
matte Tinctnre, prepared by Mrs. Dr. Durno, may
be had of Mis-. NARNEY as above.
Jan. ~. w2w
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-10
important EiscOVrrV!

n ETFf ~ IN VIM FN
BRYAN'S PtLNONIC WAFERS
4 RE UNFAlLlNG IN THE CURE OF COUGHS,
~ Colds, Asthma, bronchitis, sore Throat, lloars.
ness ,Diilicult Breathing, l~ucipicut Consumption and
Diseases Of the Lungs. They have no taste Of med
icine, and any child will take them, Thousand, ha,,
been restored to health that had before dcspaircd.-
Testimony given in hundreds of cases. A single
dose relieves in ten MINUTES.
Ask for Bryan's Pulmonic Waters the originsland
only genuine is stamped " Bryan" Spurious kinds
are offered for sale. Twenty-Five cents a box. sold
by deales Wholesale and retail j. BRYAN i GO,
Rochester, y. y, Pgoprictors.
October 1, 1854. wl4mos9
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-10
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET

IT" z, T0Nf.
AZ market, 100 Beef Cattle, ~ stores, II pair.
OF Working Oxen, - Cows and Calves, $500 Sheer
and Ianbs, and 90 Swine.
Pric"s-Eect Cuttle-EXtra IS % first quality
- 30 second 81 10 ! ; third ST % ordinary
- so a 80 -.
SIoFe"- earrings none two years old, S2l, &c,
goa - thr"c years old $50, 81, 80, IS a 30.
Wor>ing U~xcn-Nery dull, 50, 80, 9Ha 100.
Low ami 'alves-Sales 1t I'll, II, -, 20, 30 n 81.
Sheep and l.alnhs-By lot - -, 2 -, , "A 80 :
extra, -, 4 80, :, tt, : AZ.
>Winr-4s a tac retail, none. The few swine
st market were loft o,or no fresh arrivals thi.
week.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-02-10
Save your Fuel.

INlE SUBSCRIBERS have purchased the right
fer Vermont to manufacture the American Cream
Soaps These soaps do the work of the Laundry
without boiling, and in cold water either hard or i, IT,
entirely dispensing with fuel and one huli the
amount Of labor in the old way, and for removing
oil, paint, ink, &C., from silk, w"olcu goods, cnrrc;,,
aud furniture, it il wucquali,d. 1t l., ~uli ~ llic,e
that will induce all Whom ONCE ,ht, have tried it, To-
use no other Tbs .rate supplied ON liberal terms.
Pr"aiam awarded at the late Fuir Of the Ameri.
can Institute. Manufactured by
RICHARDSON 4 CO., Church 81.
Sahisg.+a,V VI, Jan. ., lsbt. a4ttvsw