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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-09
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1886.


An Act, annexing part Of The town Of Highgate 10
the Town Of Swanlon.
TITS hereby enacted &C., That so much
Il Of the westerly part of the town OF
H'gbga'e, in the county of Franklin, as lies
westerly Of the Nlsslsque River, below
Swanton Falls, be, and the same is, hereby
annexed TO the town of Swanton, il said
county for all purposes, the same as though
said tract of land had been enclosed in the
original chartered limits of said town Of
Swanton.
Prou,ded nevertheless, That this act
shall not extend TO deprive the town Of
H'ghgate from collec ting and approprating
to their own use one half of the rents aris-
ing from school lands in that part Of said
town, in the same manner as though this
act had not been passed.
Approved, Nov. 9. 1916.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-09

An act, making appropriation for the support oil
government.
tfT is hereby enacted That a sum not
- exceeding forty tive-lhousand dollars
be and the same is hereby appropriated
for the purpose Of paying the debenIures
of the Lieutenant Governor, the Senate,
and the contingent expenses thereof, and
for the dcbenlures Of the House Of Repre-
sen,atives and the contingent expenses
thereof, including the debeniures of the
auditor of accounts, and such salaries as
are provided BY law. and such sums as are
directed by special oc,s of the Legislature
to be paid from the treasury.
SEC. 9. That sum not exceeding ,hr
ty thousand dollars be and The same is
hereby appropriated for the purpose o.
paying such demands against the state n:
may be allowed by The auditor o: accounts
and such orders as may be drawn BY the
supreme and county courts.
Approved, Nov. Is, 1886.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-09

foprint'ng the journals of the Senate and
Huse of Representatives shall be made BY
tn clerk of the House of Representatives.,
in.he manner prescribed in he act entitled
la act IN addition to an act providing for
tn state printing" passed November the
le'h, in the year one thousand eight hun,
drd and lwenly'seven, and the Secretary
ohhe Senate shall furnish the journal of
TIP Senate Tor publication annually, agree
atty 10 such contract.
Approved, Nov. I, 1886.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-09
Az Act, repeating part of''an act allowing endors.

Az Act, repeating part of"an act allowing enlors.
ees 10 maintain actions in their own names"
10 is hereby enacteG, That the provlso 10
The first section Of an act entitled ian act
allowing endorses to maintain actions in
their own names;" also an act entitled San
pct in explanation OF, and in addition to, an
'cl therein mentioned" passed November
he first, in The year one thousand eight
mndred and thirty two, be, and the same
re. hereby repealed.
Prorided, That nothing in this act shall
impair any right which has accrued under
he act to which this is an amendment.
Approved, November n. 1886.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-09
An act relating to duties of Bank Committee Or

An act relating to duties of Bank Committee Or
Bank Inspector.
TIT is hereby enacted. That the duties
- and services of the bank committee
shall be confined and limited to such bank.
only as are not by their charters, subjec.
to the visitation and examination of of the
board of bark commissioners, appointed
under the provision of the safety fund &C,
any law or custom to the contrary no'wilh'
standing. Approved, Nov. II. 1886.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-09
An Act. assessing tax for The supper, Of Govern

An Act, assesslng lax Tor The support OF Govern.
ment
TIT is hereby enacted &c., That there be,
- and hereby is, assessed tax of three
cents on the dollar on the lists of the polls
and ra,eabe estate of the inhabitants OF
this State, for the year one thousand eight
hundred and thirty six; to be naid into The
Treasury of this State by the first day
of June next,'n money, certificates or note,
issued by the Treasurer of This State, or.
ders drawn by the Auditor of accounts, OF
orders drawn by or under the direction o
the Supreme or County courts.
Approved, Nov. Is. 1886.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-09


An act in addition 10, ard alteration of an act pas.
sed Nov. 4, 1885, entitled "act re1ealin an acl
therein mentioned and pro, iding for advertise.
menIs relating TO land taxes aud notices." aud
repeating all former laws relating thereto.
IT' IS hereby enacted Sc. That all advcr.
Il tiscments and notices. bv law required
now to be published, relating to land taxes.
which by said act passed November fourth
one thousand eight hundred and thirty five,
are directed to be published in the Vermont
Patriot aud State Gazette printed at Mont.
peller, or any other paper published in this
state, shall hereafter be published in said
Patriot, and also in the Vermont Watch,
man and Gazette printed at Montpelier
or; or in case either Of said papers should
cease to be published, such not ices or ad-
vertlsemens shall be published in any other
paper printed at Montpelier and 10 case
both said papers should cease to be pub
i'shed' IN any two papers printed al Mont.
pelier in lieu thereof.
SEC. That all former laws relating to
the advertisements and notices of land lax.
es be, and The snmc nrc hereby -P,"''-.r. o..
Prouiied That this act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved Nov. ~, 1886.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-09
IN Act, to repeal part Of an act relating TO legal


IN Act, to repeal part Of an act relating to legal
settlement,
Eis hereby enacted, That the twentieth
rcIlon OF an act entitled an "act defining
What shall be deemed and adjudged legal
e,Iement and for the support ofthe poor;
Or designating The duties and powers of
he oyefseers Of the poor, and for the pun
! ment Of idle and disorderIy persons, I"
sSscd March third, in the year one ,hous-
nd seven hundred and ninety seven, cx.
ep'lng the last proviso to sod section. be,
hd The same is, hereby repealed.
AIrocided, That This act shall not effect
" suit already commenced, but the same
Pill be heard and finally determined in the
PIE manner as though this act had no,
en passed.
Approved. November II, 1896.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-09
New Goods-Oct. 10, 1886.

WE received TO day, gold, openworked.
w chased and plain Guard Keys; gold
Bar pins; Spectacle glasses; Bcmbazlne.
silk and satin Stocks Linen bosoms and
collars satin bosonls; 10 bundles best
Italian violin strings; Flugeole,s; clarified
rosin; Instruction books for bugles, SER
penis, Tromboncs aud flutes books on
hand for other instruments: Cologne water.
milk of soses; tooth powder; dozen bot.
les indeIlble ink to mark without a pre-.
paration; 3 dozen DO. to mark with pre-
para,lon; either ofthem are good and will
not wash out. For sale al The Variety
Shop. PANGBnRN & BRINsMAID.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-09
An act 10 locate The county buildings in the county
of Franklin,

An act 10 locate The county buildings in the county
of Frank lin.
TT is hereby enaeied. &c. That Charles
Il Linsley. Daniel Kellogg, and Lyman
Fitch be, and hereby are, appointed com
mittcc, whose duty It shall be to visit the
county of Franklin, and make examination
tor the purpose OF ascerlaining the proper
place for the permanent shire Of said coun
ty, and make report 10 the next session of
the legislature, giving their opinion where
the shire or place for the county buildings
in said county ought to be fixed taking into
consideration the accommodation Of The sew
era towns in said county, and the claims
of the present location Of said county build
Ings.
9. That The expense of said committee
sha be betrayed by tax upon said county
of Franklin. APPROVED, Nov. II, 1886.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-09

An Act, authorizing the Governor 10 distribute
pieces of ordnance
TT is hereby enacted &c.. That the Gov
l. ernor of this State be, and he hereby
is. authorized to procure the mounting,
and to make such distribution Of the pieces
of ordnance belonging to this state, as he
may from time to time think cxpedIent.
PROVIDED, That no regiment shall receive
more lhar one field piece.
APPROVED, Nov. II. 1886.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-09

40 Act. authorising the Treasurer 10 borrow the
sum therein named.
1T is hereby enacted &C., That the
Il Treasurer of this State be, and he is
hereby, authorised to borrow a sum not ex
ceeding forty thousand dollars in the whole.
for the purpose of defraying the expenses
of government. and appropriations that are,
and hereafter may be made.
Approved, Nov. Is, 1896.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-09

An act, in addition 10 an act dividing the STATE into
Judicial Districts, passed October 90, h, 1888.
us hereby enacted, That the county OF
Grand Isle shall hereafter be annexed to
the third judicial circuit, and the county of
Lamolle shall be- annexed to the fifth judi
claI circuit.
SEC. .. Nis hereby further enacted,
That this act shall take effect Immediately
on the passage thereof.
Approved, November TO- 1886.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-09

An act, in addition TO an act entitled "an act cons,i-
tu'ing the Supreme Court Of judicaure and coun.
" courts, defining their powers and regulating
judicia proceedings.
IL is hereby enacted, That the judges
Of the supreme court shall not hereafter be
required to account to the Treasures of the
state for the fees paid to them respectively
by the several clerks of counties for the
benefit of said judges, agreeably to the act
to which this is an addition, passed Novem.
Der eighteenth, one thousand eight hundred
and twenty four, and the act entitled ian
act establishing permanent salaries for the
Judges of the supreme court Of this state. "
''----b @NE'"t-' '"'''y n.~,, -ur thousoD
eight hundred and four.
Provided, however, That if the fees OF
either of said judges shall at any time ex.
coed the sum Of one hundred and TWENTY
hive dollars per annum, such judges shall
account to the Treasurer for such excess.
Approved, November II, 1886.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-09

eact in addition 10 IN act entitled "an act rela-
ung 10 the appointment and duties Of Inspectors
4 Hops in and for The Slale Of Vermont"
SEc. |. That one Inspector ot hops be
nnalIy appointed in and for each county
his State, within each town, when the
pnly convention Of SAID county may deem
Necessary,
Sec ?. That this act shall take effect
I'm the passing thereof
Approved, Nov. 10, 1886.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-09

5O Tons Pig Iron,
w 900 Tons Novascola Plaster,
Is Bales Buffalo Robes,
% Chew Hops.
100 Brls. Linsced OIL,
90 Casks White Lead,
90 Brls. No Mackerell. for sale BY
HICKOK g. C.4TLLN.
OFT. 28M 1896.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-09
An Act, concerninr County Court Wriis

IN NCI, concerning County Court WITS,
his hereby enacted, That justices of,he
peace shall have The same power to sign n Il
Original wrlts, returnable to the county
court Of their respective counties. tina: the
clerks of the several county courts now
have; which wrts may run into any coun
~ or place within this state, and be there
executed by any officer to whom directed,
4 Approved, November 3, 1886.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-09
Over-Coat Cloths.

i EMUEL CURTIS & Co. have just re.
IL ceived in addition 10 their former stock
an invoice Of heavy over coat cloths, compr
sing Heavy Pilot and Mohair Cloth, Peters.
hams and Lion skins Heavy Drab, Green, and
brown Cloths, also Broad Cloths and Cassi.
meres, Of every color and price.
Oct o. 1886
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-09
Ettr Edrfnt.p.

THE subscribers acouant their friends
and the public that they have entered
into coper;nership. and have onened shop
near the corner of Church and King streets,
where they will dress and dye oil kinds OF
Furs, at reasonable prices. They aso in.
tend TO keep for sale most kinds OF ORES
SEQ and DYED FURS. and will buy oil
kinds of raw furs. Persons wishing to have
lurs dressed or dyed are invlted 10 call and
examine specimens of our work at The fac.
tory, which i. is confidently believed will
prove satisfactory.
BIERDEMANN g. VOLK.
Rnrlnninn. Oct. l2. 1896.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-09
An Act. providing for printing the journal Of The
Stnaie.

II" ''e'5 P'e''7'''o TOT I''''o ''e JOUH"r Ut ITt
Senate.
SfT rs hereby enacted as )ollo,os:
~ |. The Secretary of the Senate shall
cause the journal of The present session to
be printed.
q The copies thereofshall be distributed
IN the same manner as IS provided for DIS,
tributiDg the Journal of he House of Rep,
resenlailves, with The addition of one cory
To the President and each member Of the
Senate, who shall also be entitled to copy
of the journal of the House Of Representa-
tives.
3. After the present session the contrac,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-09
Marryatt's Works.

Marryatt's Works.
TUNHE work is published in semlmonthly
4 numbers, each number complete in
itself, and containing the whole Of one Of
his works, equal to i,co duodeclmo volumes,
The whole series comprise eight numbers.
and will form two royal octave volumes Of
about twelve hundred pages. tor $3.50.
List Of ,corks comprised in this edition.
/. Peter Simple, or the Adventures ofa
Midshipman.
Q. Jacob Faithful.
8, The Pirate; The Three Cutters. &c.
4. Frank Mlldmay, or the Naval Officer.
S. The Kings Own.
G. Newton Foster, or the Merchant Ser
vice.
7. Pacha ofmany Tales.
8. Jnphet in search Of Father.
For sale by
Oct. 81. V. HARRINGToN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-09
New Fashions.

M RS. M. FRASER would inform the
lVl Ladies of Burlington and its vicinity,
that she has just returned from New York.
and has broug with her the newest fashions
for Ladies Pclces, Dresses, Cloaks, Hats and
Caps. She hns also Satin, Beaver, Lcghorn,
Tuscan, Straw and Silk Hats an elegant
assortment of Ribbands, Feathers and Flow.
ers, great variety of Silks for Hats, Pelices
and Dresses. Bobbinet. Thule Star & blond
Laces, Cuttings, Thread and blond Edgings,
Wells, Collars, Gloves, sewing Silk. Thread,
&c. All which she will sell on as reasonable
terms as can be found in this vicinity. Dress.
es Pelices aud Cloaks made in the newest
syle and best manner. Shop opposite Durkees
Hotel Church street
Burlington, Oct. 80, 1886.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-09
For Sale

A Quantity Of WAL NUTS from
AOhio, by the bushe or barrel. En-.
qure Of V HARRINGTON.
College street,
Burlington Get. 81.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-09

Al act to provide for the receipt and depo si'ion Of
the Public money Of the United States which
may he deposited with this Stale.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-17

vour brother and little sisters The mex
morning proceeds the narrative of these dis
tressine events; Col Hayne was conducted
TO the place Of execution. His son accom-
panied him. Soon as they came IN sight o.
The aallows, the father strengthened himself
and said, Now my son. show yourself man
that tree is the boundary OF my life and al
nv life's sorrows. Beyond that the wicked
cease from troubling and the weary are al
rest. Don't lay too much at heart our sep
aration; it will be short.
A'Twas but lately your mother died. TO
day ] die. And you, my son, though but
Young must shortly follow US" Yes my ia
ther, replied the broken hearted youth. Il
shall shortly follow you for indeed feel that
I cannot live long.-And this melancholy
authorization was fulfilled in a manner more
dreadful than is implied in the mere cxtinc-
lion Of life. On seeing his father in the hands
Of the cxecutioner and then struggling in the
halter, he stood like one transfxed and mo-
tioalcss with horror. Till then proceeds the
narration, he had wept necessarily, but as he
saw that, the fountain Of his tears was stanch-
ed, and he never wept more.--He died insane;
and IN his last moments often called on hisl
father, in terms that brought tears from the
hardest hearts,"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-17

| some under, and some over others; and up
they will come, with eyes staring from stran.
lgulation, snoring the water from their nos.
ffrils; some dying, and some dead--Shilc the
great body swim round and round in thou
lsand circles, and in making two miles. as they
do at sPalatka,' which is the Indian for COW
ford. they swim at least five; but they do not
90 peaceablv, even when in the water; for
canoes, dogs, and Indians are after them
some swimming and some paddling-and
wenever the beasts turn their noses to 90
back to the shore whence they started. most
cruel blows are given them by the Span,ards
in the boats, with their paddle; while the In
dams and negroes who swim, dash water in
their eyes, and dogs snap at their lips, and
thus they keep on, until every rogue who has
any thing to do in the business, IS almost fa-
tigued to death, and several head cattle are
drowned. This is the primitive mode offer.
rying cattle over river; and those who have
seen it practised, will appreciate the advan-
tage of good ferry-boats. In fact, there is
nothing like wild country to make us feel
the advantages o: civilization, and to be con-
tended under almost any circumstances. so far
Is the conveniences Of life arc concerned" |
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-17
ANOTHER BATTLE IN FLORIDA

! We are put in possession ofthe following inter
cs''ng intelligence by the Charleston Courier o.
the 29th. ult
FROM FLORIDA DIREcr.-The scbr. George &
Mary, Capt. WILEY, arrived at this port on Sa,ur
day aftcmc on
We Ere indebted to Captain WILEY for the sol-
lowing information. Obtained by him from the Tx
press Rider, who arrived at Black Creek 22d inst.
detachment of Ito men, under the command Of
MAJ. FIERCE, having information that the India ns
were IN their vicinity, went in pursuit ofthem; on
arriving at General CLINCns plantation, they found
500 incians, with about 100 horses hobbled, and
SVO head OF catte-the Indians were Immediately
attacked and repulsed. after battle Of one hour,
the whites having KILLED, owing to his horse ia
KING fright and running in the midst ofthe Indians
and III wounded. The Indians loss was 10 left
dead on the field their wounded they carried Off
he Indians retreated to a hammock as usual; they
rallied and pursued the whites to
WITHIN miles Of Mican"py when they abandoned
he pursuit.
The Express Rider states that Lieut. HERBERT
lad again distinguished himself, and that Major p.
vas making preparation 10 attack them on the foil
owing day.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-17
ROGUERY!

i Burglars and common thieves appear, of late
! to have made Springfield the particular scene o
their operations. On Saturday last, negro nam
ed Sandic Roberts, was arrested on suspicion q
has ing stolen from a.: room Of French gentle
man, remaining at Werden's hotel, during the time
of breakfast, the sum of six hundred and tfiv dol
lars! He was closely examined during the day
sud at last confessed that he had taken the money
and disclosed the place where part Of it con-
lccaled. Several persons proceeded W hh the pris-
Oner TO the spot indicated; and from under stone,
near Buck Creek, lie took 81 dollars. About2Odol-
lars more had been recovered from persons to
whom the negro Ind paid it, But Of the remain
ing AIS dollars, the prisoner stubb,rnly refuses
give any account. He has accused a number of
persons, black and white, of being partners in the
thef-but has consequently confessed that he had
charged them falsely. 1t IL quite evident that he
had comrades-and that division Of the money
''''d been made prior ~ his unrest. A black man
oy the name ofJacksoD, was among those accused
ny Sandie. Jackson has not since been SEEN
Sanse says that the money was divided with Jack
son, and they separated to meet in Cleveland.
This may be true. Ii is certain that the prisoner
vas attempting to escape north, when arrested.
Il is also thought that nephew Of tie prisoner,
Who has left for Richmond, since the theft has the /
Missing lis dollars. In order that the public at
cleveland, Richmond, and other places. may be on
he watch, we will state the kind Of money mis-
ing: Ii is all United States Bank paper, mostly
ives, payable at the New ORLEANS Branch
here are. however. a number Of Tens and
'wen,ies Of the New Orleans Br inch; and HOO S
Ill payable in Philadelphia. The bills are all I
lean and new. As there is but little of this kind q
paper ia circulation, the rosues will undoubtedly /
detected, should they attempt to pass any of it, a
Roberts confesses having been engaged in N
imber Of roguercs. lie says that he cut a trunk !,
ON the Dayton Stage some time ago He also
* nowledges that he broke open and entered the
rosstore OF Ward L. Ludlow, few weeks since =.
d stole from the drawer forty dollars.-Spring- =
I'D Pioneer
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-17
CINCINNATI WING OFFICE !,
SEPTEMBER. l2 lS3f

[ The VI ARKBr-FLoUR-An increased dema,d
continues 70 be experienced for this article oyino
10 the reported shorness Of the Wheat crop in the
eastern Siates-consequsn,lyi i; has gone IN in q
few days past to S6,25 and brisk.
"HIsKEY-There has been NJ change in this ar
tIcle snce our las: report, the price still ranpino
between 3S and 81 cts. and the demand good and
receipts light
LARD-Comes in slowly-meets with ready sale
a l2A CTS. o-'o
BACoN--Ihere is stir IN the market for TIL.
article, the stock on hand being good every where
what few sales are effected, are CT. hoe
round. s
NAroLEoSs TooTH.-A tooth of Napoleon b.
naParte, extracted by Mr.. O'Meara, was sold. Re-.
emily at the public sale of the effects Of the latter
or II, lis. Cd. and the instrument with wb;.h III,
vas extracted. fetched f3 3s.
Inc ladies' of Wisconsin have determined
40 oscfced. that now and ever hereafter ,hev will
e known as SHawk Eyesr' Look on, for vour
1a,csens. neighbour Wolverines, The sack.
rs, noos.ers' and Buckeyes, must also be on the
ieTi.-Chacago Americn. 10
ine editor Of the Milwaukee Advertiser dis I,
a.ms the name Hawk Eyes, in despite Of the .
o'es' and sticks to the old name Of "BAseERs.- :,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-17
The following is the direction Of -
ed in this city on the ! l instant, vhicS =
in ROsfOn nm tho sD1,l .,v.:o

The Chinese had glorious fun 10 60
hill last winter. it being the fiat iiss ~
!. snow in the celestial empire for fony -
would sat ia row fifty or sixty, :sks -!
iothers long queues, and 60 s-kesd, ha1e
HERoIsH.-A young officer heaiaga
ebrai'ng the exploits Of prince vbss =
suits upon town, had killed six - =
hand: "Bah!' said be, II would hsw
that the very mattresses l sleep app
with nothing else but the whiskem e
have sent 10 slumbcr in the other 20
PREACHER IN DIFFICCLET.-A -
preacher, we'll known ~ m ecceeue
stopped short in the pulpit: il was . =
scratched his head; nothing would eonse
friends, said he, a. he walked qEjee
pulpit stairs, any friends, pity -,
lost fine DISCOURSE
The Rochester Repoblscss slasss
IT b. Ra,hbun, avery worthy Uso:.s
% bear the SHOCK, . revelafioa 81 -
'rotiuced and 10 nov labourisg sa69
tlon.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-17

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