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Houib determined lliat Mr Ajcrlgg's volo should
not be counted.
Tlie (.'hiiirmnn, John (inincy Adams, then tin
elated ihxi Iir rtmiidcied tiik uccisiuk nr the
jUlKMBLY At UNCONSTITUTIONAL, llial
der (he inlonnnl decision nf the Hireling tlio Cli.iir
felt compelled lo slate, that llie vote nfinr. Ajci igg
couM nol lie counted. The next qup'liun beniu cm
the n.nne of Mr. Maxwell, il via' decided in lde
manner ; njes 116, nnd 3 fiom N, Jeiseyi 8 die
Iloure determined llie volo nf Mr. M should not lin
con in c:l , The qui'.linn wns itirn tiikcn mi Mvts
Jlislrd, Slriillnii hiiiI Vim Up, nnd iIip ipIIpip irprir
'ling one rnuli'slnl vino in ih nllii m.imp mil
'.ifleciinij the lentil, Hit- Cli.iir iiiiuuunred t ho ilccN
ion of llie merlins in he lhal llie vme of llm-e
gentlemen should mil he counted. 'I'hn mst-mldi
subs.-qupi'tly decided unanimously, 15S Hirudin
voting ili.it llie toienf Mr Initrisnll should lint Iip
coiimrii mid iiii.uiinimisly, 133 mciriler vol Ins
lhal lbs voles id llie cnnteslpd menibei ) fiom New
Jeney ehould nnl b counted.
Tlie question having Iiecn thus disposed of, il wn
agreed hy common consent to tke up the rendu
lion of Mr. Wise wfiirh w.is in llie following voidt
Revolted, Thai the Aciitig Oleik of ihe House
shall nioreid Willi (ho mil of ihe members lioni
llie different Slates of tlie Union, in ihe inii.il way,
calling llie names of such meiiihen from New
Jersev no hol.l iheirgiihir nnd legal commission
from llie ihe Executive of lhal Smie. (
On I hia Mr. Wire culled the pievmus question
the vole on which mood 113 to 113; llie Chair
voting in the iifliimaiivo the call was seconded, nnd
ihe main question was oidercd bv vote of 118
ayes, 97 noes.
On the pay-age of the resolution, llie jens nnd
nnvs woo taken bv nnior l consent, and thcie
appeared Fcni-115: Nays-US, So the reso
lution nn nol ndtip'cd.
Nr. Ithpii iIipii nfl'eied a resolution.
Resolved, That thn llmia-t will proceed in call
tlio luimui.l .mm Ipitirn ulin.n ridns lo srnts ale
not disputed or romr-sinl ; nnd, nfier die name-of
.iirli ,,!,,. nip rullpd. illld llcfoie II .SIPnKPI is
elected, they shall provided iIipir he a (iioinm nf
such I'lesent, then lienr nml Hiljiijjile upon on- no,
tinni. ipioriM or nullifications of nil c.l.iiinunls.-
(Mr. Naylor and Mi . Ingcrsull excepted) lo the beats
contested on this floor.
Mr S.iigeant asked the ea and nnvs, vv Inch
weie nideird, and being taken were jens ltiS,
najs 92.
Such is iIip prnrr-s by which the members elect
from Nkw JkiikEY hive hewi ilelf.uiiieu oi men
rights to lake part in the organii ilion of the House
FRIDAY M O It N I N C, DECEMBER 20,
NOT ICR
The Whigs of Burlington are
requested to meet at Howa-ds,
to-morrow evening, 21st inst..
at 6 o'clock, to consider mat
ters pertaining to the times.
By order of Committee.
CONGRESS.
Our advices frutn Washington arc lo
Sjiiirday evening. It will be seen lhal
the New Jersey members havo been exclu
ded. On Saturday an attempt was made
to clccl a speaker, but unhotil success,
and after 'he Gih bn lint the House adjourn
ed over Monday. Excluding the N. Jer
ecy member, the administration has a
majority nf five, nnd will doubt loss elect
Dixon I. Lewis, on Monday. The entire
week has In? en tnken up in lite dtctission of
the N. Jersey care.
The Senate, of course lias done not Inn;;
in the mean time, beyond the election ol
its officer and smile executive business.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
" Gen. Harrison cmnnt obtain the vote of a single
New England state, or of New York." Sentinel.
This, we presume, was not known at Harrisburgh ;
and the Sentinel, in withholding so important a fact
till lifter thu convention had adjourned, has betrayed
a great want of liberality. Tho delegates acted un
der a different impression, and had they been aware
oflhe Sentinel's decision of llio matter, ihey might
have come to a different decision. To say the least,
1 ' " ' "' " u ",u" i
so important a tecrel. As it is, only ono course
remains. We shall send tho General a paper con-1
taming the announcement, and ho can exercise his
discretion about declining.
But if wo recollect riht, some limo in 1S3G, the'
Sentinel put forth the following significant prediction:
"Martin Van Buren will receive tho electoral' vote
of Vermont. Mail; that."
We did mark it, and, according to the record, ono
Wni. Henry Harrison received the vote of Vermont
by somo sit thousand majority! And putting that
andiViaf together, wo inferred that tho Sentinel was
not an inspired prophet.
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
Mr. Editor It is not my wish to appear before
the public, but being drawn in by insinuations and
questions in your last paper, 1 shall do so without
skulking behind a fictitious name. In tho first article
on this rubject, llio writer says he paid tho money lo
a director in this town, which could mean no other
than myself. This would carry a suspicion that I
had kept the money. Tho fact is that Samuel Ilickok
gave mo S8,2fl lo pay on policies No. 15171 andi
26805, which was entered on tho treasurer's books,!
and I have tho receipts to hand out when called lor;
, L . . ,, io,n ,
hut ho is also accountable to pay No. 18 13j, being
$23,33, which is not paid and is tho same on which
he claims damage. In this predicament who iVnt-l
tempting to divert public utKiitiou ? Tho writer of
the first article then goes on lo stnto that more Ihor-.
ough means should be taken in collecting, and I hope
he and others will tako tho hint. The long tirado about
demands unpaid in this and other counties, is almost
wholly fUe, and would ho rpiito so, if the collections
were fully made.
Alo the writer of tho second articlo, ho is entitled
to both pity and conitnipt : pity for his ignorance, and
contempt for his impudticc. He begins with thu fol
lowing ostounding question, which I shtll nuoto in
their order.
f 1. Are you aware sir, thattii years past tho offi
cers oflhe Mutual Insurance Company havo borrowed
money on tho credit of tho comp.uiy m highly usurious
interest.
I havo had something to do with thu company for
near seven years, and do not know or believe that tho
above is the fact, but if truo, it has been to raise
money for those who havo met with losses,
"2. Docs this course speak in favor of tlio sound
ness of the institution ?"
Ans. Mako out your position before you found a
question upon it.
" 3. If you should loo your building hy fire, nnd
llio company rcfuso to pay t ho lo, how would you
enforce tlio payment, they having till properly to at
tach?" No property to attach!!! Had enough! Up n
Ircu now ! IJut my good sir, did yon ever read llio
act ol Incorporation, or any other net of in
corporation, thu first section of which in this
case, ns it utual in others, makes them capnbtu
of siloing an I being sued, nnd they havo notes now
lo nearly thu amount of $00,000 to secure tlio
payment of losses, nnd during 12 years that thu com
pany lias been in operation, no suit has been bi ought
except in ono or two cacs to decide disputed claims.
But poor soul, you nru in trouble, because- there is
no properly to attach. If you had ever read tlio 19th
section of the act of incorporation, and ara capable of
understanding it, you would there find that each direc
tor before he enters on tlio duties of his office, must
give bonds with surety in $5000, conditioned for llio
faithful discharge of his duty. These bonds aro lodg
ed in thu ofiico of the Secretary of State, and now
amount lo $60,000. One part of the duty of directors
is at llio end of each year to assess a tax on llio premi
um intcs sufficient to pay all loj3es which havo taken
placu during the previous year. Should this, or any
oilier part of their duty bo omitted, or exceeded, the
bonds will ho liable, ani any ono who has catiso of
action, can sue nnl attacli property, as in other cases
"I. Aro not all sufl'nrpr, nolimlly ilrpcmlnnt on tlio
dlpoltlnn of llio officers to pay their josses?"
This question is fully answered above.
"5. Did you witness tho di:itUf.tctinn existing in
the members of tlio company present tit llio ineetin
at the manner in which they were treated?"
I was in before the meeting organized, and remained
there till after it adjourned. It was organized in tho
manner prescribed by law. A coniinitlco, consisting
of ono member from each county w as appointed to
tnac a nomination of directors. The nomination
was presented, and the vote taken on each nominjc
hy ballot, and vhey were all unanimously elected. 1
saw no uncivil treatment, nor did I hear any complaint
"0. Whv. if tlie conJyanV give satisfaction, was a
new coninanv got up in Rutland County, and another
;:Ued for in C aledoina County.'
In answer to tlit'.-, 1 would ak, why when Ihero was
r,iie bank in the Statu, tic peoplo shouiJ bo so unrea
sonablt' as to ask f!r am other ?
Mv object in writing tie foregoing, is to show things
in their true lihl, and hiving dono po, I shall say no
more, unless I am driven o it in felf-vindicaiion.
JOHN JOHNSON.
SAL'E.
The Ladies of the Conrcsn'ionnl Snci
oiy will nff-'r their articles .Cor 6nlo at i lie
Court limine on JN"ew Year's day. lo com
mence at 2 o'clock. Those who fympr.
tbize with ihem in then late calamity, are
invited to call.
0"Admitinnce tickets I2J cnl, redeem,
able in Gnndt
For Christmas.
PARLEY'S MUSICAL HISTORY.
2 vols, for sule bv
.-c. 20 C. GOODRICH.
To Musicians.
4 o CANZONETS; mouc nnd word
hy Birlmp Hnpktns, jiK piibliched by
T)oe. 20 O Goonnicu
gi OOD clean live Gee Fialhers. nnd
30 on ds green solid Bere t nnd Ma-
pie
WOOD PAMlnonN & ItR.NsMAin.
50
ps. of Carpet tog. of va ion quali
lies, of Wool, Hemp nnd Cotton,
also, Russia carpeting, from 1 to '.J yds.
wide. Ali-o. a full a-sorlmeni of Looking.
Glasses, house paper &c. for sale bv
Dec. 16. N. Lovely &, Co.
Pilot Cloth, Broadcloths, cas-
simeres, VoIiiiifs. coal lnciii-, Fur, cloth
,.,! v.i,l,, ,.,,,,,ii ri.,n .... ...a
tiloves, IJlnck skin (jlovea nuu m ttens,
Indian .,1 (ecasins iXie. lor t-nle cheap by
I) c '! . LATllito'.P"'rwiN & Wait.
H. LOTBL7 2z 00.
HAVE just received il new nnd well
-elee'eil ti'-orlnient of Dry G'l'dl.
Dnj Groceries Crockery. Glatt and Chum
WARE. Their entire clock cninpri.-es n
vnriely loo exlensive lo pa r t iciiIiipzo, fiif
ftce lo ny wo me prepared to sell great
burnins for ready cnh.
Burlington, Dec. 1U, 1 039.
CANADA OVERALLS.
Scarlet and groy Canada stock
ings a Im of fifi-l quality for sale cheap at
the new r -1 n b ' s I m i 1 1 1 o'f"
Dec. 20, Latiiiioi'.Potvvin & Wait.
Til U E Ftibfcribers request immedtnte
X payment, on all debts due said firm.
To prevent misapprehension, herenfter, we
would say. dtstiiielly, that our object is, to
sen principally lor ready cash-and where
credit is given, without u specified I line
payment is unifuimly expected when called
"r'n ,. , '..JJ.J.'
Burlington, Dec. 'JO. 11130.
" t
Lalhrop, Potwill & Wait.
yp , mt)m ,.. lia K. (j.llp (j,
J. tire In he fniitul nt the above named
Cheap eni-h Slum Corner Church nnd
College streets, and wo wish not in Con
fen I llio fuel, but ihul it mnv bo snrend
stll full her and wider, as dotibiless il will
be, since the recent good sleighing has
been bestowed upon us winch for the ben
efit of friends and customers at n distance
wo now say has never been better. All
such a desire good goods and cheap are
in vii nd to examine lor Ihemsci'vcs, as
quality U Ihe proof nf Cheapness ull, ynu
can only tell by exainiiiniinti nnd compnn
son which is llie chenpest, therefore come
in with ynnr produce of nil kinds, we will
give ti fu t price for it in exchange for any
kind of Dry Goods, Grocenet crockery or
en'peltng, nnd lor Ihe cash articles if Man
cu v o will give such hnrouins as will sur
prise nil, even ihnso who sell ai cost or be
htw cost will wonilur how Lnihrop, I'otwin
& (Kail can ollonl to sell so cheap, but
aiuce vvc can atlord il, it tloes not matter
to us il Ihey don't know tho fecret,
Durlington. Dec. 20, 1039
CLAP-HOARDS,
Cnmmnn do. Sf
FLOOR do, lor fnl hv
Doc. (20 1IICKOK S CATLIX.
Christmas' and Now Year's
FRESHES.
BUUINti Cliiitiinn week we i-lmll In
up. Iiiiii.' fur p.Miiniiinttiin nnd mi Id n
Ufi'nl variely ol nil I c I mm' n ll for pri'sont
in he irivi'ii by Parents, Children, Tiiuhcru
I'Mlnm, I'rnnlr, bnendi Jituzldinri. Jile
rhnnivx Jlcrrinnts. Apprentices, Clerks
Jmirneymin Lawijeti. Jiicton, tlijcils.
Jiliinufitrlurers Capitalists ind am. sorts
and conditions of air. .v.
Wi; ixpt'Ct lo rxh'hit Ihe mot bnntitiful
norlin'iil of proti v DOLIjS ot nil c zos
tvith Boys n:ul (S'rls, ilmt our yntiitp
Friends htivc ever Iwhi'lil ni the
VARIETY STORE.
Saint Nicholas, or Santa Claws if to
linve n lot of them "if he can't find them
no where else, no cheaper and prettier ," anil
wo think ho cnnnnl ; so children liniii; up
ynnr slockincs nnd il you hnvo been good
children, the benevolent, merry old gentle
innn will nut hnvo n heart to pass yon by.
We fhnll have Emories in the hnpe nf
Strnwherries, Ka-kets. Pails, &.c. ,pin
cushions, buntiliftil stnelliiio; IJiilt'cs, silver
cent boxi'o. work bnxef. curd boxes, in
littl with pearl, music boxes, Mlver knives,
pearl ctillellops. ;iild llinop, RiiM'Wnnd
u-rilllljr Del4, wnrk boxes, To lt'l boxes,
iniisicnl liKlrntni'tii.-, ltnsewnml Acnunle
ntis, which would bo n inunli mlmiri'il (ires
out bv some, GOLD WATCHES.
would be very ncci'p'nble In nlhrrx. Silver
-pomis for othes, clock- for others nnd
sunn, we can suit nil we have i-leel fcrew
cnidiinns. spool hlnniN, fur lippots, cloth
cnp. fur linns, Bill lodnres, grneos. Jump
injr Itopes, Toys and Tor Bonk-, perfume
hollies, neat nnd pretty Ten caddies ft led
with Tea, pocket Bunk's, card nntl card
enst's; vvarrgmi, chairs, crnillcs, ball-.
Fancy Boxe. &c. A bclti r ns-nrttnet.t
nevr crncoil our blielvs nnd eases Iban
we expect lo show cm r co-tumors tlnrtti"
the Holytlnys. We invito nil our frtentl
nntl eosinniprs, nnd nil Ihowe if such there
me who have not exmoined nor ns-oritueir
about (Jbri-iim? anil N'-w Years, to oive
ll.x n ctiU, nnd Ionic, even It they dn nnl
wi-h to ptirelinM'. We lire ihccr'd hv
tlie,'' prr.'wc nru thankful fori In ir mil
at the Vi'i-H1 S"re,
PAjrxnonN s,- muxsjiAiD.
Burlington, Dee.. 20. li:IO
Wm, B. Miner's Estate.
WE tho Subscribers, having- been appoin
ted by the Honorable- Ike Probate
Court for the District of Chitlcot.'en. com
missionors to receive, examine and atJjn'-l
the claims and demands of all persnn,agaii.s''
Ilia eMulo of Win. H. Miner, Into of Milton
in said District, deceased, teprescntvd in
koIvci.'I. and also all claims and demands ex.
Ilibiled in oflVel thereto; and six months
from tho day of tho date hereof, bnint' allowed
by said court for that purpose, wo do there
fore hereby givo nolico, flnt wo will attend
to the business of our appointment, nl the
dwelling of Hubenca Mini,r in M'llon in said
District on the first Mondays ol'Jaiiuury and
Aprilneil.nl 10 o'clock. A M., on caei ('I"
said davs-
Dated, this 4lh day of Oetobnr.A. D. 1!;39.
DAVID 1'. CI.AItK,
rillLANDF.lt MAR
Coin'rs.
STATE OP VRItMONT, )
DlSrutCT of ClIITTKMlUN. i-S. I
The Honorable the Probate Court for the
District of Chittenden, to all persons
concerned in the Estate of Win. Ward
late of MUlon in said D'nlriil deceased,
GREETING.
WAEREAS Olivo Ward, Executrix of the
last will and testament of'said deceased
propos.es lo render nn account of her tidoiio
istraliou, ud piesent her uccounls against
said estate for examination rind allowance at
a frei-siou of ihe Coorl of Probate, to be hoi
at the Kcgister's oflieu in ISuiliuglon on tho
second Monday of February next,
TniiiuiFniiE, You are huruby notified lo
nppear bel'ure s-aid court at ihutiniuaud plncn
aforesaid, and shew cause, if any you have,
why tho account aforesaid should aot bo al
I owed.
Given under my hand at Iliiilinjrlon this 12th
day of December. A. D. 111.59.
WM WES PON. Register.
STATE OF VERJIOJIT.
Dl-TIIICT OK ClIITTKMlKN V,
The Honorable the Probate Court for the
Dhtriel ij Chittenden, to all e.inni
rohternid in the estate if Amaa Spalding
laic if Jcrico in mid Disrlirt deceased,
GREETING
WHEREAS Hosea Spalding, admlnislra.
lor of thu Estate of said docoiii!il pro'
poses lo render an account of his uiliniiii-'
trillion, nnd present his account ngaiuslsuid
estate fnt examination and allowance at a ses
sion of tho Court of Probate, lo bn holden al
the Rcgis'cr's ofiico in Burlington on thu so'
com! Wednesday of January next.
Tiicrkfore, You are horby notified lo ap
pear before said court al llio lime and plaeo
tiforcsaid, and chew cause, if any you have
why the, account aforesaid thuuld not bu al'.
lowed.
Given under my hand al Burlington this
IJtli Cay ol December, A. IJ. lUM.
WM. WESTON, liegisler
A new French and English Prnnoncing
Dictionary hv V, C Meadows, M, A. of
tho Uoivcisitv of Pari-'conlniniii'' more
words than liuyui's Octavo Dteiiuiiary, and
fur sale til one half the price of Buyer.
For bale by C. GOODRICH.
Doc. 12.
Champlain Transportation Co.
rilllE Sloekltolders nf tho Champlain
A 'I'm ti.- (in r i n l in ii Cnmpnuy, tire hereby
notified, ihnl the nuntinl meeting ol stud
cumpiiny.fur Ihu ptupose ofchoosing dtrec
lors for the ensiling year, will be holden
nl Howard's Hotel, in BnrliiiL'lnn. on
Thursday, the yd day nl'Junuuty, A. D
1M0, at ono o'clock, P. M. Bv order.
i nnni.i't"Pt.io r.i.ri-
P. DOOLITTLE, Clerk.
Ulirlington, Dec. 10, 1030. 3vt
DRY GOODS ANI)
DRY GIfcOCEBfclES.
At the (Jm-Ii Sioie Kepi by
C1AN be iiiiikIiu.mmI as low ns nny one
t in the Stale, whether they sell at cnM
heliiw cos, or at n profit, Ihe lullnwiiin
arlicles viz.-
French. Enclisli and American prints,
from 0 to 25 pence.
Ficnrh nnd Euirlisli filerinos from Is.
Gil. to UK Gd.
Mohair, crape, and London ca mlilot at
CO't.
1 In in nntl firured silk, very bratilifnl,
4-i. Gd. to G- Black and blue hlack tlo.
Plain and fiyureil Alpsinj, fiom 7s. Gd.
to UN.
Motij-elino de Laine. from 30 to 50 rt.
Retl and black merino sha wN, warrnn
led f'ee from roll nt.
Broi.he nntl plaid from I 50 to J5 00.
Fntiey hdkf's, L'love-i. hosiery, lacet rib.
boiH. Ilaltnn cravnts.
3G and 40 inch pnm elaslic uspenders.
Brontlnlolhs, castmeres and ve.-tinjis.
SiitttittU, L'ruinniidu gray clelh, from
t 50 to !I7 I 2.
Brown and bleached sheetings, from 0
to Vi 12 per vnrtJ.
Yum. wiekin lickinrr, n ml batting,
('oloretl llinnols, 40 to 50 cts.
FuiwelPrt shoes, gutter boots and dan.
Clllif pniiipt.
1 1 at, caps nnd buffalo robcj, all very
low.
GROCERIES.
Ten, fiijir, niol.ies, l.imii oil, drv fih. tobac
co, peppei, spire, gnito, s.ileiiiiiH, uulinegs. mu
ll. nuoii, i.ihiik, i ice, sioii'h. &e. Uc.
Allulioiin- u'i'hmg in puich,ii' anv kind of
good mil find it fui their inieicsi mc.ill on I'.it
li'isnii, mil' door p.isl of IIiiwhmI'h hotel, whei
lliev will be ime In gel ihe woi ill ol their money
Kuiliiigtoii, Dee. 12 ISM.
' o tllL public (ire hurehy cnuitiin"d not In
-M. 1 1 n r 1 1 , 1 1 r nr triir-t my wife. ABIGAIL
ROBERTS, (who is now in I'littdnrd, in
11- pinle.) iii the expecinttntt thnt I shall
pay any ilebt-f nf her cnnuncting, as she
has. wi'hiuii any ju-t cnu-o whatever, vol
ui'lnrily nb-comled. dud de-eri il her hn-.
baud nnd a e itnfiiituble home, contrnry to
hi wi-lies, and in vin'ilu n nf her ditlier
a- n wife. DANIEL ROBERTS. Jr.
We-l Milt mi. Vi. I) c. 5 I!I39
r7T 11 E Sub-crihers tin va taken tho
JL B'lick-tnt! b Shop 'onreilv earned
on by the Burlington Mi'l Company. ai
ol Sidney Bnrlnw's stnre, and ul-o Ihe
one near ll.e bridge, mi the Bur linginn
-itle, where Ihey wi'l promptly attend
In all kind-' of work in tlnir line. Par
ticular attention given to shoeing horse.
Carriages and Sleighs ironed in the best
iimnner, and large jobs requiring to be
limned, executed promptly, and in the
most perfect manner.
' A. II. & G. DUNCAN.
Burlinjior, Pa"- H'f '3 IH30
Hiram Clark's Estate.
E ihe subset thef having been np
nninted bv Die h'"ii. Ihe Probate
court fur the District of Ch II leiiden, com.
missioiivi.i to receive, examine o, ! mljiiti
the c'nims and demnnils ot all persons
noaiiisl ihe estate of Hiram Clnik. late ol
,ilton in said diHirtct, deceased represen
ted insolvent, and nl-n rill claim-! nnd de
mand'.s of nil peri.U exhihiied in nfi'-et
herein; ai'id six niimihs Imm Ihec'av ol
he date hereol being allowed by "aid court
for thai purpose, we do therefore hereby
give notice li'.at we will attend lo the
husuics of our ajip'iinlment nt the dwel
ling of Eliza Clnik, in Milmn. in said (lis
trie', nn the lat Mondays of February and
April next al 10 o'clock, A. Al. on each of
Hid davs.
Dated this 4di day of December, A. D.
IB39.
A. G. WHITTEMORE.)
BEN J O. WEBSTER, Comm'rs.
LYMAN BURGESS. )
ISAAC 77ARHSB.
"STJI AS li e, ved n (ii-ueiai tissortment
O. ol DRY-CJOODS Al-u n largo
-upplv o' GIM't'EIUES such ns
COGNIAC BRANDY,
CO.M.VO.Y do.
HOLLAND GIN,
BALTIMORE do'
ST CltOIX RU.M,
WIADWARD IS LAM D da,
ROSTOV ih.
WINES OF VARIOUS KINDS
AND PRICES
MOLASSES SUGARS TEAS.
COFFEE. ROBACCO RUMJlAi
SI.VS
FISH. SPICES. PEPPER.
and most other articles in the line.
His liquors nntl wines were pti'cha'ed
principally of an importer, and selecied
with much care. Tavern keepers will
be supplied with articles in their hue, war
ranted of the first rate, and on ihe lowest
lerins. Tho'u who havo never bought
liquor ol" Iiiiii, aro particularly invited to
call and examine, lhoe thnt have, know
where Ihey nun dobcsi. Also, dry goods
will be sold a low as they can he bought
in Ihe stale. Store opposite S. E. How
nrd's Church Street.
Burlington Nov. 21, 11330.
Hoston Academy's Collection
of t liurrli Mitsie.
Just reo'd bv
Dcu- li
C. GOODItlCIl.
DX. M. IHTCIIfOCK'S M:VLY IN
VENTED SXU'T Tim best nrlielo
ever discovered hy Miuolifie men, in Europe
or Amurien, lot thn cuin nnd tibsolute lelief of
Catarrh, Drziiiei-s of thn Head. Weak Eyer,
Nervous lleailaelius. rallen tiuUiiosi, Fits, and
iul'auls tionhlud with Snuffles, partial bhocks.
of Pulsy, tVsc.
For sale, wholcsaln md retail, by A. Hitch,
cock t Co., solo proprietors, 117 Genesee
street, Uliea, Mid by tliuii qgents thioitghoiit
the Uulli'd Stales nnd Canada. In Uniting.
Ion only by J. Ai J. II. PECK & Co , in Ver.
gennes'jy J. II. IU)WMN,iu Milton by
Wiirr.Nr.v, Lanhon At Co,, in Georgia by
Liiri)ii7.o .lune. a ni' li
TIlO AlllSOIllll
Koowledo, a. suitable
n .
of Religious
suit.iblo hook for iiioscut for
Ln seabons. iust ree'd bv
Deo 12. C, GOODRICH
PORTRAIT PAXSffTIBR.
Room in the Court House, opposite the
enframe,
BnrliiK'lnn. !)" 2
IT w b, a o
4
3$
rjnflE Snb'criher Ids mken tln Brick
J. Store formerly neetipi' d by A J. Fuller
& Co where be is now tecetvin;; a gene
ral usorlmetii of
D R Y GOODS,
DRY GROCERIES.
CROCKERY,
GLASS AND HARD WARE,
D YE STUFFS,
MEDICINES.
SALT NAILS.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
FUR WORSTED CAPS' SfC Sc
Having iiitchiised bis enllte S nek ol
Goods with Cnh during the pnMire for
money in New York, some of the In-t clays
of October, he is enabled to sell themi
much le-s rates than Goods have usually
been Mild in ibis place. The public are nr
ci'ie-ited to call ami examine his Slock He
can nsure those li nt arc in want ol Goods
anil Cheap (JnotN, that there is no neces
sity of their going t" Burlington to buy
ihem. W. II. I10LLEY.
Williton. Nov.eoth. 11139.
TT Mi
SAMUEL Sp'-il j f 3rX
EDDY,
TT5 ESI'ECTEL'IiL tinnottnces to the
IDL citizens nl Brlol nnd vicinil y,and I be
'Puivellinir public generally, iliut he ha
enlnrged. repaired and fitted up his old
-land, in n i-ivlo of elegance and conven
tenre, not siirpn-srd.
He will he fniitid nt nil lim"s ready to
supply llie wants ol all who imy favor htm
with a call, nnd hope-! (by Ins desire lo
please to merit nnd tcceive llie patronage
of a Itbern! public.
His Bir-Rooiu. Buns and Shed, ore
arranged tn llie best possible manner to
arc mini. date the travelling and buitness
(in ii I e-
Biistol, Der. 10. IH3D
Bl'k Otter Caps,
OK a quality Superior to any ofluit-d for
sale in this Slate aim such as must suit
evety taste ; also, Seal and Hair Seal Caps,
low "priced Fur Cup", hy the dozen. Lynx
Mulls, Squirrel Muffs, and a variely of dark
Furs, for sale by Wm. I. ScYMoun.
Al Ibo new brick shoo on Cherry btrcct.
Burlington, Nov. 21, l3ff.
PAPER.
THE largest block nnd greatest variely
in the slate, for bale at manufacturers
prices by C. GOODRICH.
Nov. 15. Wickwarc's building, up siairs.
077te annals of Medicine do not afford,
perhaps more remarkable instances of carts
than Ihe following, whiih were effected by
the use. of RELFE'S
BOTANICAL DROPS
A LADY, of Button, was aflltcled with
eruptions nil over her hind, face, nnd
limly, ntleniieil with nuhl iiupleii-unl itching--,
burning- and hlntehes bad Inst llie
nails frnm some of her lingers nnd tnes--wtis
cured by 3 bot'los of these drop-!
A I3ov Suflvo d four years with dread
ful sores oo Ins foot, some of which had
eaten wholly thro' his loot had his foot
opened twice and the bono scraped was
considered Dnst relief, nntl his deaih ex
pected was cured by taking these drops!
A Man in Roxhury Was for years af
fl cteil with fool ulcer-', one of which had
eaten through his wrist was cured by
these Drops!
A Cnn.i-- After trying various other
Medicine for painful ernpuuns on his legs,
tuiil other part-; of hi-! body was cured by
I he B 'tnntcal Dr.qw nlnne !
A Ciiii.i) in Iioxuuuv Was cured of a
bad tumor under Ins tirin, hy 4 bottles.
A Bov in Bo-ton Was many years
trooh'ed Willi ulcers in Iih bend, which
di-chnrgeil at his ears cured by J Iwtile-.
Mi; WniniiT Wns rti'etl ol a bail fever
sore on j id Ins leg.-, of long standing, by
these Drops, after all other means used
had fatl"d.
A Ciiii.d Was cured by these Drops,
of biles nnd ulcers, souie, of which hud
enten lo I he ribs.
An Ei.nKni.v Ltnv Who was long
nfilteled wnh Lp o-y.iintlso humbly, thai
she cnohtiiMt bend u joitti without gu.-hllig
,,u1 nl blniiil-.G b.ilile- cured her.
A Yol'.no Ltnv Ol Bo-Ion, wns enred
of a violent humor in her eyes, by the
Diop.
A Ladv in Cii tm. k.stown. Wns cored
of a white swelling on her ki'.uu joint, by
these Drops and .lebb's L,'tuiineni.
A Man in Connkoticut Who hnd
been troubled for yours Viy nn olnttuate
ktng'sevil. wn cured uv I hese Drops.
A Ltnv Was cured of ti terrible case
of St. Anilinny'i Fin bv Hu D'ops.
A Clllt.o ;l.-n uf n distressing scrolnln.
A Pr.iiMiN. Troubled with violent
'J'upttotis. tin the luce, wns cured by these
Drnn. nfier various other medicine ami
iin-.i imied :
uTheso Drnns will cure Ihe most III-
veiernte Serofuln. St. Anthony's Fire,
Scurvy, Sill Rheum, E'Vep-elas, Lepro-y,
Pimpled Faces. Sure Eyes, Scald I lend
to Children, O'd Sores or Uicers. Fmil
Festering Eruptions. I lutiiors. Fever Snres.
(even whim the bone has become callnii--.)
While Sweling,(iu couiieclton with JebhV
Liiiimeiii,( Veuertal 'Paints, when Merctt
ty fulled,) anil nil other disorders nrising
liniii an impure slate of ihe blood nnd jui.
ces, ti ml are the best Spring and Autumn
til phv-te.
Price c, nr C hollies for j5. Ask for
I)r, Ueltl-'s BoHininil D'ops. kl
VPropiired ll' Ki"K' sucecssor
in Dr. Cnnvvny, nnd lot sale at Ins Count
ing Room, No. 09 Conn siieul, next to
.1 K'ddor'-Drug Store, nenr Ciinrori 1 1 n 1 1 .
Bo-ion. For sule by J. & J. II.'VECK
&, CO , Burltnginu Vt.
None genome unless signed T. KiniinrtK
nn the outside printed wrapper.
Ltrgc discoJitt tu dealetc1.
CORNS OF THE FEET.
The Testimony the Proprietor is receiving',
from various snurits, slating (he attonhk'
ing cures iffixled bi means of Ihe highly
lehhraltd ALBION CORN PLAS
TER, utithd to the constant demand for
the article, from all parts of the tnuntru
vnrptt lionably proves it to be one of the
bc.l things to be. had, ti give immediate
case, relief and cure lo Corns on the feet!
In proof of vihii.li. read the folhxcing
CASKS.
A Ladv To whom reference can bo
mode, after suffering great p,nn. and
inconvenience for year?, Ifnrn Coins, and
who in the mean lime was making use of
varinus highly celebrated rem"dies, but to
no purpose, and had in cnnseqiience ot
I he-e repealed disappointments, nearly dec
paired of relief, most happily met with tho
Albion Corn Piaster, one bux of which.
(nl nn expense of only 50 cents) has entire
ly cured her Corns I So Bslonisliing wai
tin-' cure n-i to induce flrvcial ot the IrtentU
and uciohhnrs of the lady lo use the (tame
remedy, nnd te'rVi the name good success.
An Oi.d GKtm.EMAN Informed an
A"etitlhal nfier stiff-ring uncnnscionablo
pain anil trouble for years from a Corn,
which had resisted every at tempi to de
stroy, wnj cured by this must valuable
plaster '.
A 1'nnsoN so crippled wiin oorna ior
forn long time ns to be unable lo walk
had to cot holes in Iih shoes lo case hi
feet tcov cured by this plaster !
This Plaster gives immediate- relief as
soon n applied il dissolves Ihe Corn out
root nnd branch without the the least paint
Price 50 ct-- n box
THK TEETH.
nillTISH ANTICEPTIC DENTIFRICE,
rnill IS elegant mttcleis pronounced by
JL tho-e who u-c it the most valuable
T 'lilh Powder they ever met with. It
pns.e-se' the peculiar excellence ofcleana
tog the'eeih Irom olltuitarous encrusta
i inn-, wp limit injuring I he enamel, it im
parts a hrnll by freshnes lo the gums, a
balmy sweetnes.i to the brenib, and gives
to the teeth a beautiful pearly whiteness.
The two following testimonials werti
received from geni letnpu, (Clergymen) of
the Pi-si reipeciabilny.
TtiK.oi.or; ic.w. SRMiNAnv.Andovcr Sept
d. S-r having made a lull trial of your
Annccp'ic Dentifrice, I nm well satisfied
ol its elliiMcy to preserve the cleonlinesi
and healthy sinteol'the Teeth and Gum,
nntl to impart lo ihe mouth a very agrnea
blcfcensniioii of sweet ne-'-s. Yours &e.
(Signed) J. C. WEBSTER.
Andoveh Tmeoi.ooicai. Seminart,
Sept. 3d S'f, having for the pnst yer
used your Articepiic Dentifrice, I cannot
but acknowledge it lobe the most valuable
Tooth Powder, especially for the preserva
tion of the Teeth, with winch I am ac
quainted. I hope it will Eonit bo univer
sally used. Your". &c.
(Signed) JOHN LORD.
Price. 50 cents a box.
AROMATIC PILLS !
DR. RELFE'S AROMATIC TILLS
FOR FEMALES.
For O&ifrtictions, Debility, Hypochondria ire.
raillESE Pills cieiin-e. purity, and cause
JL a Irue circulation of Ihe blood when
in a iiiaiiin-r jni-pendcd, assist the feumln
when nature requires it, whereby heallli
is established, and the patient belore pale
n death, restored lo a lively and anima.
led complexion. They are likewise con'
dncive lo the healih of married ladies, un
less when pregnant, or ol hectic or con
sumptive habit, when Ihey must not bd
lak'ti.
Tlie-ie Pills have been of immense bene
fit to the female part of the community.
Price, il 50 a box. k4
Prepared and sold hv T. KIDDER.suc
cessor lo Dr Conway. 99 Court st up sla ir
near Concert Hall, !!"-too. nnd mav also
be had of J. & J. II. PECK, &. CO.
Burlington, Vermont.
None genuiue unlesa signed T. Kidder
on Ihe outside pruned wrapper.
Large discount lo dealers.
II A I U TI AI It,
I in porta nt Discover y.
THE GREAT MYSTERY FOUjVD OUT
AT LAST.
nU. STEUBY'S HAIR REGENERA
JiJ' TOIL Dr. Stetry. after much allenlion
In the important subject of preserving thn hu
man hair, ha-', after tunny experiments, ehcmi.
eal nnd physical, been able lo discover an arti
cle, whiih i now offered with the greatest
confidence for tho toilet, as llio best thing ever
discovered, from its softening and penetrating
quality, lo produce a good head of hair to
prevent il i'rotn falling off when baldness m
apprehended tn resioiu it when baldness ha
taken place, nnd to prevent it from turning
gray. Il h more nourishing than pomatum,
nollqi il, or cologne water. It is , beauti
ful ni lielu I'm ladies curls il makes llie hir
soft and lively, and produce- uncommon hrill
iauey. Thou-amN have le-led its superior
virtues and exenllencu. and m every instanco
it slniuls unrivalled. It is an tnf.illibln cure ill
all uffeclions nf tho -kin on Ihe head m
dandruff, vVe. &e. Every family should bo
supplied with u hnllle nl" 'this ml, thai by ila
nppliciilimi lo the head noil hair ol llteir chil
dren, the beautiful nnd oriianienlal appendage!
of u lino head of hair, which ualuru has sup
plied us, may bn pre-erved. From the ntimer
nits eerlilictitps ami iceoinniendatinns ruciiived
nfits i-alularv mlluencu, llio Doctur Ivel- firm,
ly persuaded ho has succeeded in ptoducing
and article which will meet thu desired wUliun
mid approbation of the public.
For bale, wholesale and retail, hy
A. HITCHCOCK &Co
117 Genesee street, Utica.
In Berlln'Mon only hv .1. & .1 II. Pt:eic & Co ,
in Vergi'tmesbv J. II BOWMAN, in Milton
by WHITNEY, LAN DON & Co., in Goargia
hy LORENZO JANES.
Boston Acadcimjs collection
n itiii-io. 100 ceptcb just received hy
Nov. '.'II. 11. GOODRICH.
Bank of Burlington.
TijOTlCE is hereby given that a nicot
ic
if BiirliiiL'inii will be holden ut t lie ir bank
ing house on the second Tuesday ol Jan
uary next, nl II o'clock. A.M. for I ho
ptupose of choosing seven Directors fur Ibo
venr ensuing By order of the President
anil Directors,
IL R COM3 Cathir.w
I Uuiiinslor, Dec. 0 1639.
