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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-07-28
NEW GOODS.
LOVELY &. AHROTT.

IN AVE jus, returned from Now York with
Z Il n good assortment of Fancy and Staple
Try Goods, Dry Groceries, Crockciy, Glass
ind China Ware, SC. Sc. which will be sold
cry Low for Cash.
May %, 1887
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-07-28
Pocket Book and Money Lost,

IOcket BOOK and Money LoSt,
IPETW ZEN the Limekiln of Mr. Dean, ON
ID The iimcsburah road, and the Court
louise square. callskin Wallet. containing
itv i've dollars and haf--four ten and two
I'VE dollar bills on the Farmers and Mcchan-
.cks Bank, one five dollar bill on st. Adams
bank, aud one half dollar Of American coin.
Whoever may have found said money, shall
ac entitled TO Ten Dollars, by leaving the same
1T the Post Office IN tins village.
JOHN VAN SlCKLEN Jr.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-12-21
THE MITTEN.

She who has triAed with the feelings. af- ter having excited lhe warm glow of long ing fancy; aNer having led the ardent youth by winning g smiles into her cap'iva- ting snares, and brought every passion to it's proper height, and entrapped him fairly
 in the net of adora.iop, then [" coquet in order to gra,ify her vapity, and place him upon the rack of torture, will know the full meaning and sometimes smile at the mention of the mitten ; while in others it will call to mind the opportunities that have been sighted, while they who have been the object of them have gone forth successfully in the world, and left them to mourn their folly i" state of single bles- sedness.' From the last class, ihe sub- stance of the following brief tale is g!eaned.
 will ysu accept of my arm and com pany r said young man lo a girl of if- teen, after they had been spending the eye- ming together. at a party: Mo- was the lacOnic answer. He cast his eyes upon hers but spoke not; there was glance of cOn-
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-12-21
LitcIt6egGE EaOQsSt9'es's PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
 BY HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS To village and single mail subscribers, two dollars per year, payable before the expiration Of six months.
 To companies of any number over six, Sl 50 per year, payable as above To companies less than six, $l 75 per year, payable as before 25 cents will be deducted from each of these prices when payment is made in advance. These prices exclusive of mail or stage charge for transportation.
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 0TADvERTIsING. One square, three insertions, $1, and the same gEoporO9 for two or more Lsauares 20 per cent per week. A liberal deduction made for advertisements continued or l2 months.
 Administrators and Executors Notices, $l co Commissioners Notices, 125
 All communications must be POSTPAID.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-12-21
FOR THE ENQUIRER. SPRAY FOR YOUR MINISTER"

As you in humble attitude deplore
 Your faults, your sins, and wickedness. And pray to land, safe on the shore
 OfHeaven, and everlasting bliss Oh for your faithful guide implOre
 Our God, to look with pitying eye, And fill his heart with wisdom's lore,
 To bear your sinful minds on high. When Natures hush'd in deep repose,
 Pour out your inmost soul in prayer, Nor never let your eyelids close
 Till he, your applications share. Pray God to bless with grace divine,
 "The seed he sows on stony ground,' Nor let his wayward heart repine,
 Because his labors are not crown'd And as he lives from day to day
 Where holy footsteps oft will slide; Call God to ward the tempters sway
 From your lov'd pastor, and your guide. December, 1887. J++** A.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-12-21


 'HE proprietor will make use of no Greek IL or Latin words to express its good quali- ties, rather prefcrring plain English; neither will he give it brought name. The Stove derives its name especially from its particu- lar construction. Neither would the proprie- tor atfix to this notice the certificates of oth- CTS, though often advised thereto by those who have them in use, and have proved them. Rather would he invite all to call, previous to purchasing elsewhere, and see and know for themselves, that this stove is to be preferred to any other now in use. Those who take the trouble to call will at once be satisfied, from the accessible fues about the oven, (,ohich aoiu nerer fH up,) the simplicity of the dampers, (not liable to get out of order0 the per feet manner in which it bakes, Consuming Jess fuel than any other.) the arrangement for the convenience of boiling, (tar surpassing that of other stoues,) that the Eclipse Stove de- serves place in every family who wishes to procure stove.
 pDifferent sizes ofthe above stove (price from $16 to $3O) may be seen at
 COLDS FOUNDRY, CORNWALL. October l9. 1887. 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-12-21
BLANKS.

ON HAND, FOR SALE, AT THIS oFFICH,
 THE FOLLOWING KINDS: Warrantee Deeds, Co. Court Subpoenas, Quit Claim Deeds, Book, Justice Book, Note, Justice Note, Bail Bonds, Justice Subpoenas, Pensioners Blanks, Executions, &c. &c. June l.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-12-21

Some young men early imbibe the idea that they shall never be able to set up in bu- slness for themselves, and therefore come to the full determination that they will always aoork as JourneyanGn. Hence their highest ambition seems to satisfy their present wants. They have no object before them which in- spires them with emulation, or excites them to a spirit of enterprise. Under the infiu- ence of such feelings, they seek only the qualification of their appetites, become, in great measure, regardless of their reputation, waste their earnings in rioting and drunken ness, and render themselves pests in society. Such is the effect of a young mans relin- quishing all idea of becoming established in business. It is of the first importance there fore, that every young man should be made to possess fixed determination to become at some future day, man of business, and use- full and permanent member of society. This will encourage him in the practice of virtue, and in the improvement of his mind.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-12-21

IHs Man of Me WorM.-Ths true companion for your man of the world. is quicksilver. It is always cold, yet never can be brought to genuine, sto'ck iSe; is brilliant, without light; white. without pa- ri,y; in the shape of light globules, yet op- prsssiye in weight pure. yet. when s1A- Timed, corroding poison it runs together, vet has not the slightest cohesion is prop. or for mirrors unitesssith nothing 50 read. ily as gold aud silver. This is the great world We live in the quicksilver age.
 N r. Mirror.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-12-21
SOCKSy SOCKS!

nFall kinds are manufactured and for sale O By N. H. NORTH & co.
 pAll orders attended to, and Pedlars SUD- piled on reasonable terms.
 Litchfeld, Nou. 16. 24
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-12-21

A Hint to the Working Classes.-If man of 9 years of age, begin to save dollar a week, he would have, at 3l years of age, six hundred and fifty dollars at Al, one thou sand six hundred and eighty at 5l, three thousand six hundred and eighty at 6l, six thousand one hundred and fifty and at Fl, eleven thousand five hundred dollars When we look at these sums, and when we think how much temptation and evil might be avoided in the very act of saving them, and how much good man in humble cir cumstances might do for his family by these sums, we cannot help wondering that there are not more savers of $l week.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-21
From the " y. Courier and Engaiyu Of sonds,
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.

By the following letter from Washington. /,
Uill be perceived tina, Mr. Van Bnten's pait i. a.
boat 10 be dispersed was the first unit OF thu
greatest and hest"
John Forsyth Secretary Of State sent IN We.
tetdoy his resignation, ina note addressed with
he uncourtcous Snpersrtiption, ".N Fan Bnren,
President Of Tie Uaifed States" copy of Thu.
torel her with an address from Mr. FORSYTH To the
citizens of Georgia. sent To the Globe and
would have appeared this morning had It NJ; b,,u
suppressed he crtaiag before By consent Of pariie,
Wha, concessions were made by Van Buren, To
Forsyth we are unable to say but the facts a,
relate them to YOU are substantially correct.
Snch was the alarm lest this thing should leak
oGl, tba, all the persons IN the Globe Office wet.
specially informed hat no mention was to be mste
of what had occurrod--and vet the thing ha, leak.
ed out--nnd pledge my faith TO YOU nay proof Il
necessary, Gifts correctness.
p. s. have lust understood that thirfy Sem
tors have slgned recommendation to The Presl.
dent in favor of nm immediate repeal Of the specie
circular anl that kiN0, of .4iab1ma and several
other Western Senators. have said TO Ma Vm
BuRRN that the whole West will oppose him if hs
does not act promptly this subject.
The Senate adjourned, this morning, sine tn
No Minister To Austria was nominated. Bot tho
mission was offered ,o Mr. Forsyth, who conceived
1t as an intended osfr0oism and MS such, RESENTED
it. This was the immediate cause OF the blow 10
yesterday.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-21

The credentials Of W. Sewer. spp"in' ed a. sen
etor son, Ntkansst. Vctc referred to he ecmrIt..
on jlc Judioaty trrn~v rd A. the last scss,onl
W TailmHdgc. fom tho above committee To- -ait
on the President olthc United States reported ihs,
they had performed hat du,y aud ID. Prcstlen,
had replied that he would make n communication
to the Senete to morrow.
Amer some time spent on Executive business
The Senate adjourned.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-21
FOREIGN.
LATE FROM EUROPE.

Since our asi publication, accounts have been
received of several arrivals at n. York from Eng
land and France, bringing Paris Journals to the %
of February, and London to the 18th Janua,y last
The principal items Of interest % our readers will
be found below, extracted from the Courier az
Ernres1.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-21

HTd TINES n, Chicago. A corresponds :.
Buffalo Daily Commercial, who writes ffop "
90 under date Of the 9Th ut. says--"Bh'h~
duH--no money to be had stsorf Of 10 r., ~
per mon,h-l0 per cent. hds been paid 80
is sppsren,ly about to break op, and our u''' =
are preparing to 60 eaei. though very many "
will carry light purses."
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-21
IN SENATE OF TUE UNITED STATES.
March, 4,h 1887.
"THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED srArEs

he PRESIDENT OF TIE UNITED srATRs,
"To-- Seaaior for The State Of
"Bv ylrtoe of the power vested in me by the
Constitution, 7 hereby convene The Senate Cham
her. on The Alb day Of March next, at 10 o'clock
IN the forenoon, 20 receive any communication the
Preslden, If the United States maylhnk it his du
ty to make. ANDREW JACKSON.
December 90, 1896"
In conformity win The above reci,ed summon
from the President Of the Uuited States, the Sen
ne assembled IN their Charlber 10 the City Of Wash
ington.
PkgsRSr:
RlcHAHD NJ. JoHNsoS. Vice President Of the u.
n'ed States and President ofthe Senate and every,
Senator from every State in the Union, except one
(Nr Nc Rinley. of Alabama being fifty -one menu
hers.
The ne@ members present were
Frtm Indiana OLIVER II. SMIrH.
FROM Illinois, RIcHARD NJ. YouSG.
From OHIO. WILLIAM ALLIES.
From Maine. BEosL WmnAm..
From Cnnecucli, PERRr SMrrn.
The oath prescribed by the Constitution was ad.
mIni,lered to the Vice President Of the United
; States, and by hm to The new Senator's. and ID
/ those old one. reelected, except Mr. Sewer Of Ar
4 kanses the consideration OF whose credentials o
/ appointment by The Governor 10 10 Gil the yacan
| ey ocessioned by the expiration of biz own term
WAS post oned 10 Monday.
MosDAT. March @.
l On motion Of Sir fslimsdge, II Was
i O'dered That a committee be appointed 70 gai
IN The President Of the United Stsres, and no,if
him that the Senate is assembled and ready TO re
reive any communication be may be pleased t
:, make to them.
i Mr. Tsiimadss and ST. chuen4ou we're sppoir
q ted seeordirgly,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-21

The Peunsy lssnis Canals Sefe espee's' "
msnce operations % iba ooh inr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-21

~ tnAs. THEW royal iiighnesscs. The Dus, e or.
icsn, and the Prnue ., Join,E. tho latter dressed
sn . nsssl uniform. TOOK their sssis ct his right
and the Duke de Nrtncats on bic ier. Immediate
~ sherSsfds hts Msjc.iv commenced the reading
Il tho royal speech IA firm tone ~ voice. which
he retained % tie CONCLUSION of the document. es.
oopi IN the delivery Of the passages which referred
to the disastrous expedition to Constantine, snd hs
Own prev,deniisl escape from assassination. Ia al
luding 10 ,hese events. his Majesty accents as.
sumod the not or fecblebess. but 81 deep
feeling and emotion. The sllosoL to bis own cs.
cape was. immediately amer It's delivery. received
by The whole Of the ssseuibsge with loud snd felt-
etsted shouts Of "Nire lc Roil"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-21
DIED,

Ia this village Of consumption, Fsb 2It, Mr. JAHrB
BrRDicE IA the iJd of hs age The deceased had
been feeble health for 0Rths past bot sproaty
improved bv Journey 20 the South His disease
tally arrested bot not ersdieatedby change 81 omat. and
on HIS return commenced It's rayog., with renewed strength
The efforts Of his pbyeian and feeds proved alike inese
tua lie had accomplished bsiing his day, sad
removed ynd the reach ofsanbiy trials. Ills distant
friend, Will feoios know that he much IMPORTED
h- sickness. D, the grace which makes csaqssfos ho
iim loved lie exhibited cheerful resgnstioa q,
tie viii Of God snd hls deatl Tranquil snd happy IA
the Of HE past life he found fa rspsasncr
and 81 the blood d Chr ~h6h ei.asI
eth FROM al iut through inches Of gaes he sbe -
cay kRo~ whom have believed and persuaded that lie
able keep that wbtch have Committed Ouio hia sgaiEss
that day C fafsd.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-21
Joho Quincy Adams--. 4 hOli tiOnisn, and the
Shareholders.

The late Congressional tempest in the House of Repesen
tatyche particulars OF which readers will find in our
preceding coumns-w afford amusement at least to
many ofour readers In the the affair looked
what porte The Southern members
bc and go home and prepare for the dreadful But
when II discovered that the whole affair was all hum
bug ard that Mr. Adams probably aud all had been hoaIed
by these sham petitions the affair only kept up evidently
to conceal their modification.
We prepared say that Mr. Adam, deserves
severely repremanced for making such fuss the House
or that he dsves 10 be hor s,chippsd neighborne
editor suggests for the absurd and ridiculous figure he ha.
shued out this winter Congressbut prepared
that he is the westhercock that the
country produced
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-21
The Rutland County Tenn perauce society

The annual neeiIng Of the Rutland County
Tt"prron" S"eiefy will be held at the Baptist
Chnrch in Rutland on Thursday the ID March next
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, tor the choice Of oflicers and
any other business found necessary.
discussion "i The subject Of the pisdge Is
expected by the Rev. Prof. Houon. OF Middlebuty.
A full attendance Is desired from all the towns
by delegates appointed at the simuiisDeo meet
ings, aud by ul others friendly to the cnuse.
l.. l.. TlLDEN,
G.. SPENCER, !
Rutland. Feb 10. 1897
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-21
Coinmsissioners' Notice.

S{yrE ihe sobr' r',bses appointed by tbs Hoo. Poo
~ bale Court f1r the District Of RstianI, comm
oners 10 fcc~Vs examine asd adjust all claims sad de-
aauds u ~ persons sssinst the s-ists Of
JOIfN RANDALL,
tse 81 ClsteGIon, SAID district d"oessed rePfsssBitd
iaso' aat. sDl sis9 ~ r4in, snf dsnsb exhibited N
Ofst thereto sai ola inonih. from the 9Th dsy ~ fsb
rusry hens allowed by ssd eoun ~ that Pnrpo's.
d. therefore hereby give IS'ss that We VII susd ~
the busn.sss 81 oar rad apps,DHsnt - the JSsliAg
hoass Of NerehsBt Randall IN isid Clsreloo the %.
saturday u Msy eeKt, from 10 o'clock A. urtiz p.
n O.. sgBJ diy
S.4aL TOWHsE.SIl, Jo C,,,v,,,,s.e,,
THOMAS HULEIT
Dated 81 Ws!I IfsI lhas loth dsy .. tsbtgsrJ A.
y. 1885,.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-21
RUTLAND HERALD.
RUTLAND. VT.
Tuesday Evening. February II, 1897.
Two extraordinary Documents.


Gen Jaek sous letter to the Investigating Committee Of
the House Of Representatives Of which Mr. Wise {, Char
last aud the letter from the same d,Rntsry 10
NJ Calhoun ia this Plpe two very extraordinary pro-
ductions conceive coming they do rum the Prc,
dent OF tie United States under such circumstances Tho
admit that they osey way las the Jackson editors
would say worthy the head and heart Of the cpOtedl dgn
hed su,ho,"
We however eanuo, bu, promo these productions as
very extraordinary several accounts
FIr-Beesuse it is unusual for the President of the u
States FAR detoga,c from his constitutional duty to
call the members of either branch OF the National Legislature
for any thing said in debate Zone Of the loud
complaints It will lie remembered. OF those Of who
called Democratic Republicans in 99 ~ ainst opponents
the Fedcrasts) the effort abrdse the freedom Of
speech; called it the FEDERAL gag measure" Old ick-
DRY should attempt 10 revive this obnoxious principle
while he pesldcs tie head Of tie democratic party -
aud lays claim to be pure democrat dyed in the wool ~
Second-ecause the documents carry with them Kind
Of which lily becomes the head ola free epubca
| government,
7hrd-Because such pursued by public unc.
honsy towards anothe: serves 10 ate aud contribute
that party asPerty which tends to destroy all that harmony
and respect which due from high public officer to
mother.
FowthBecause all private among men ia
public empIo and deogations of the kind are
of place aud ought be INDUCED to imped,
public business
' F0fh-i'ecause both communications betrny malignant
spirit and reflect dscred the individual and ,he country
and is setting kind Of bullying example, which has
~ bad influence upon the public mind 1t bad
for Gen Jackson. when in military command to threaten te
brow beat the Senate (cut off their them he ad
long out Of the Senate chambe but worse when presiding
a. etpii magistrate over the nation.
However these times which fraught with all kind
of strange and marvellous things and s hsrd,
Pccted that we should be surprised at any thing.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-21
F,ec.,cu BapGsL ia .Nae Hampshire. Tho

Frec.mW Baptss in .\ec Umpsiire. Tho
Legislature ot New Hampshire, have rejected by
a vote OF 100 To 10, the petition of ;he Free-w,ll
BapistS for an act TO Incorporate their Home Mis-
sion Socely. The reason alleged for rejecting
the petition Is that "The SECT has been esxapei
in disseminating Me abolition docfriaes .chiel man
u them believe are i"cuteated ia tic gospel"
5" the Legislature of New Hampshire have la
ken It upon shenSeves to punish for lefesy. Wa
hop" they may speenily learn that they have boon
a little too fast III this mstter.-Spi,if f76.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-21

The dshiafion of gram. Now that bread stuff
high almost preclude eating among those who have
abundant means, tho public attention strongly directed
To- the Of this scarcity and high price Tbs
destruction The than dsstUsfion OF great quantities
of grain HE of di.lston has been assigned
Of no tl. magnitude. This subject that
w public attentioa and The o Iecsls.
lures. In reference To u. the n. Y. Sun says
The hay not told The Rev Dr.. Fo-n al the
Tsbernac!e Temperance meeting sad that million
bundled Thousand bushels OF grain annually consumed
this city by the dIsios, exclusive Of many thousand
DESTROYED by h7cweros The Journal Of Cmmerce
that N this city brooklyn, Wiismburgh and Jersey
CITY the business extended that there
operation those places fifteen gisn dseriss at which
are consumed at least thousand bushels Of daily
three millions Of bushels yearly The business made prof
table by sen the whskey such but by preparing
and selling undcr the ofevery other kind Of liquor
that b. fund IN the market Could this immense a.
Of broad ufs he applied TO s appropriated how
benefit The suffering poor how great tho relief
to the honest aud industrious the dnaution OF their
aud other burdens, arising out Of the prevalence Of
pcnsn.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-21
Failures.

Dea. STErHEs HIssDELL, Of bennington, deeply enga-
ged IN manufacturing and merchandise has failed for large
amoun-from hundred and fifty to hundred thou.
sand dollars-and consequently several failures smaer
amount have occurred.
The failure Of Msssrs Hobrook & Fesscnden at Bra,e.
boro, mentioned week or two since happy learn
not disastrous expected The failure is said
to be confined principally To the younger Hobrook that
the business will be continued by Mr fesenden and the
Ilolbrook.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-21

TIM I,RifF. No late movements Congress 10 'fela.
tion TO the Tariff and h too la apprehend an,
thing which will effect the gres. wool growing manu-
featuring Interests ts year Hence fully persuaded
tina, the compUmre will cannot be disturbed The
manufacturers aid wool growers need be afraid
to 20 ahead -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-21
From TIE Ne,o Orleans True Ams,ieaa, FEB 7.
INDIAN POSSIBILITIES.
We arc Indebted to W. Kidd Of the Merchants E,ehsas.
ia. G,ll lat.

We arc indebted To NJ Kidd. fthe Meochsnts Etehsngs
iot tie following letter.
"ltvtNosro-. Frh !. 1887.
The Greek Indians again 10 IN TINS qohrte and
comm tng depedat'ons wherever they Those the
Iudin supposed to be friendly 10y Zen Jessup aud who
we're consequently permitted to remain when tie othcrs
carried oil On the 20th ul party 20 in
her e Livingston ~ search o tho maraudcis and found
them 80 Caura Swamp. tho plantation of Dr. Battle,
about 20 % miles from Livingston, The Iad,sns.
supposed numbered 100 Warriors fight ensued in
which OF ofthc killed and ~ the Whites
merchant tou Livingston by the of Pstt.soo Tho
whites forced TO retreat with three OF n little
pany badly wounded and Others slightly leaving cieyen of
their horses dead the field They teeacd tho house
Of DR. Battle where they fortified we'll the, could and
Despatched express To town f aid aud waited the
OF tho Indians, who encnmpcd little distance from
tie house The and learn sent but what they lavo
duae know not"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-21
NJ A X RED.

Ia Dearbornye Michiganl on the l., inst y the Re,
Mr. Turnbu NJ Merritt Fisher Mefcha VI the city Of
Detroit. ornsry Of this town. 10 Jsge H. daughter Of the
Hon. g. Ten Eyck
10 Middlebury, sch inst, Capt Gussru. v. Cook Of New
Haven 10 Map Felch,
u Baketsed 3ls ut Mr Jared o. c Jeweit Of Berkshire
TO Miss Harriet IA Hall.
Ia Fcrbursh, 5th in., hr Hiram Field to Mics BetLans
Walker.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-21

.flcfsi death. The Jersey CITY Gazette Gays, "a
man Was ,een un Sunday morning lgol, on ifag-
ment Of ice, uesr The middle Of the Hudson rissf,
nosung With tie tide, beavIng bic Tor essisl-
snee, which Il WAS imPnssL!e IL render hIH'. and
was presently observed 10 sink and disappear. ia
vas net knosn where hS whs from, Of bow be be-
csme placed ~ The fatal situation where he net he
death.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-21
LOcusts.

Buenos Ayres papers received at New York TO Dec 10
represent that Locuss had made their appearance i'm
mense numbers IN the province Of Corentes destroying all
before them not excepting tobacco They had also visited
the northern parts Of the province OF BueHos Aes e"
Of them had found their way The city but dcs
troyed BY high wind