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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-28

me f'-srioaA Esgs -nou.ea Nv tho thunder. Of The
mas ne soar t'iitchier IN his PRIDE ~ place" snd
hook w '"N''
a. tsHsd Sai's Baat-Msy II Soon Ia. the f.bI.d
Ih~of, ise from s aches with rrnrw.d lie and vigor
.Ns,' fork-shc nov merits her proud motto "Esesl.
siOA"
NE Ways IF 37--Tbe ssiue as thass Of 20, and a.
good "a new
The Hhirs Of IRE Empht Sists- Nav our guns this
day Be heard hr them and their LAUNDERING by Martin
lsn Bnr'n, and ,c f~jlcngs ct this DAY cnusr him To
shak" 81 the shackles which have guided him IN the
footsteps Of his predecessor Long aud loud cheers
The (unprovidrd for) TeD- ~ their future pros
pset' always be a" as the nov far prospects o the
Wings
EArh sentiment wns succeeded ~ appropriate Music
from the poultney BASp
The festivities were closed O., concert from lhe
Pouuey Band at the Court Room in the r,cninr Aud
we havc here 10 remark that occurrence Of the Mind
has seldom passed or with better feelings than that d,y
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-28
BRIGHTON MARKET-.aondny, November 10.

A, morkei 1900 Beef Cattle 400 Stores, 5000 Sheep,
aud 1910 Swine.
Pmcls - Eo,f CaHlc.-We quote Extra at 81 90
FIRST quality at . 90 SO 50.--Second quality % q
50 75.-Ihird quality 4 On n So %
Borretiing Caaie-Msss 81 50-No. s. Ono.
- 80
Three yer old 20 a S2S
&eep- We quote lots follows 50, GO, es
H. %, 9 80 and 1913
Smine.-Lots 10 peddle at for and for bar
ows al retail for sows. and for bafrows
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-28
S78TE or TERuoNTJI
HNO lhe Ilonorabls sn

hd nd coniy " pss .l' Cora" n ss
10 be holden al Rutland within end for the Comfy 81
Rutland, the 6,si Tuesday next following the forth
Tuesday Of January 4 ID. 1879.
ROBERT II. WOODWARD Of Midl.etown in tho
County uotesail gGNrli the estate, both real
auI personal Of arc Ynnne,, formerly Of roulluey in
said county now an descending person; show. iah
court that II j. necessary for the support of the wife Of
sli toungs, who Is blind and wholly Unable 20 support
herself and is supported by Tho town Of Poulinoy
s(nrc.aid AM for the yneni If Tie Just 6cbs Of .si
Younss, thu, The following described lands be sol and
conveyed for that purpose, to w.t. shout thirty hcrcs
of land lying ia Middlo,own Aforesaid bounced the
norlh by the William Levi, farm, Co oaiied) now
cupcd by Roswell Lewis mad by lnis owned ty Asa
hcl Spsljng aud by lands heretofore Get I'll exc.
| cation IN favor of John Williams u. s.sini ,aid
Younss on the east by nl owned Nv Harley Spad-
ing. the south Ivy laod owusd by Harley Spsldng
and by l,ni owned by AsSi0l smith, and 90 the wt,
| by lands &c, OF execution 60 FIJI Nicholson.
And the said Robert A. guardian % aforesaid, Hereby
makes application TO said Court. iur order anal per.
mission sell and convey said land OF raid nb'c pdpg
peion Tor the purposes AFORESAID agreeable 10 the sst
| ute in such cn.e provided.
X. WOODWARD, by hi.
| Any oReON CLARK
! NidlcIown, Nov 49, 1887
The above petition beng presented TO me, II 10 here
by ordered HAT Tho ,ubsisnce e The ,amt, ,-s,hcr
with this citation he published IN the R,,i,ni Herald
printed ut R1liauJ. ~ the county ni Rltsui, two
weeks succ,ively the last of wh'rh fhn re al least
sixty days before the next session Of the Supreme Cou
next TO be holden OF Rutland within and for the county
Of ltlanl. on the Tuesday next following The f'urib
Tuesday of Jsnury A. d. 1889. which shnil he deemed
sniIicisn notce all ,ncorned Ia aprcAr and shew
cause II any they have why sad prayer ought moi to I've
granted.
CHAs. n. WILLIAMS,
Chief Ju',. cup. Couri.
| Rldand Nov. 20 A. d. 1897.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-28

lTNew York papers OF Saturday were received by
this mornings mail No important news from The
South, except repoft, which seems 10 have come
through the dunn Of he St LOUIS Bulletin, Chat
U) which resulted the death of five persons Of
which the Rev. Dr. Beecher, President OF the col
lege.' The Editor subsequently adds that he believes
the report without foundation We hope
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-28
lnE NEW YoRK JUBILEE

Tho journal Of Commerce of Thursday furnishes
lhe PARTICULARS OF the splendid celebration Of tcr late
wing iriaaaph, which took place on "Wednesday, the
S<d'a proud day. fssys the editor) moi ery for this
city and Stale. bat for svcry State ~ the Onion a
day which marks The commencement of a in
our history when pariizanshP shall be- no longer con
sidei'd parloitm, and good men Of every shade and
sect OF politics will unite to promote the Interests aud
happiness Of their country despite Of all other con.
sidrratons
Among The excellent sentiments given on the coca.
sion, VIC are proud 10 notice the following il being
the 4 h.
I"mo"i-The rhermoPylm of the Union; her
rocks and deGlcs have proved impegnable her Green
Mountain Boys have 'brnt the knee 10 Baal. -
ICNE-Aly heart in the mountains.
We regret that have room for the whole Of
the proceedings Of this great Jubilee. We will give
them in next
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-28

STATE or pERNOET. InnE Hon. the Pfobs,e
DiaS,f NJ Rutland -, - Court. for ths Dis.
r. Ct Of Kotlsnd.
roihe heir, Of Gideon Busl, late Of N4JlsowB. de.
eessFd, Grsaing.
Uhcrea,. Roswell Bu,l aud Lucy Buel administrator.
of The estate II the said Gideon Buel hS represented
20 this court that the persoDai estate Of ,si1 docsased
in,uhcebt pay h, debt, by The Of eighty dollar,
and hath applied lr ieence TO fc muc IL the rosI
estate 81 'aid doesssoI Will Pay ssj .sJ the
sud S,Argei Of settling f.id estate
Jbrr,fofs vou are iethy noiileJ 10 sla,rsr before
the Probate & uTi AZ fsfiIpn thefef u as holden
RItland 10 ,j district the 2Dtb dsy 81 Deesnbss
snd show good 20 hs oopirsry give boBis
10 ss.d court shall direct F ihs Isymeal VI fsM dsi.
1hcrwiss The tsl ainirsirsnf viii ti'n he lieenssi
ai auih0r,ei 20 se much II the real e,l.ie IL ss
dee1sssd. wil he 'ui-snt 10 icy the ssfsssd sum
-nl ~ legal .eis Hnl charge
Given under nv ia Of aud the zeal 81 'sL pfebsts
g 81 ,rur a. Ruti~ni N 'sd di''fe' o's so'h ley
Il Nov u. 1857
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-28

CosTinrser MISPLACED. IL il wonderfol 70 see
how boldly the eKPerifDenets' all over The county
teekoned upon the STATE Of New York indissolubiy
bOund 10 The a Van Bureuism- They seem 10
take far granted TIA, poor old New York is pirngrc
% deeply into the miTe that the never get out
Here isan instance, from 30 lar away a. Mobile
The New York elections commenced yesterday -
They will be warmly contested no doubt, and We shall
no, be surprised II the opposition carry that city The
STATE, howeVer will keep matters straight The bone
and sinew Of thai great common wealth wii be
controlled BY the rresPonsible mui,itgces that crowd
her metropolis Nozzle Rsgiss1.
Tres enough, by the way 10 the "bone aud sinew
AS the "ufespoasiele mulliludes, the event has
proved Flour riots are nei popular among the iesPec
table eiusuns, either ia town eountTy.-.f y Com
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-28
.V'O ftce.

TIVE subscriber will spPly 10 The soPrsme eoof,
II Ia be holden a. Roilsnd on The hnr Tue,dsy
shef tie foonh Tuesday 10 JssTs'y next FOR iieeoee
10 sell al the real estate 81 william crnssnsH. IT,,
~ Clarendon 10 tho county u Huilsnd. ADD state
Of Vermont. for the puTpose 81 psying the Jast
debts ~ ssid Crossmsn.
NOSES PERKINS,. Csardas
Clarendon. Nov. II. 1887.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-28

'sreerI'y ~ ibese frofe..,ohs b, proving. IN Ihs
on'y ~sy aaW I'm rae. nay grs;iioae Tor sovt kac
attention, BY isiine ny seat tlsd ue,psuing ~
longer on yosr ps'epcs."
This sdsss. We constantly interrupted BY resls
II spPlss'e snd shen Af HoiFinsa "a, down, the
old s'i' fsng aiih shoui louder end longer than
hsf fsr years asskehcd ,he, echoes.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-28
ri iRItIED.

In Brandon, The Cd inst 10y the Rev MIR Curtis,
Ralph Paige Esq Of this town, 10 Miss Mary Ware 81
the former place.
We are always pleased 10 give place to matrimonial
celebrations--and we consider ourselves amply com.
pensa,ed when accompanied with rich present from
the bride as in this case.
In Brau!eboro, 10th inst, by Rev. C.. Woodhouse,
Mr. Richard A Biodget 10 Miss Rec,a S JOY all OF b.
In Woodstock on the 10th inst, by Rev. r Barron,
MIR Elisha Hall, TO Mia, Lucy Adams.
In Charlotte, 9Th inst. Nj Chester Ross Of Hunting
ton 10 Miss Elvra Palmer Of the former place.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-28

L,rrn, Tuesday II O'Clock A. NJ The Southern
Stage has just arrived, and reports that another battle
had been fought between tue Regulars and the Rcvou
onists al ST Charles, and the regulars Topulssd
with great loss and steamboat sunk.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-28
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

SENfE the subscribers, being appointed Ly The Hoo
w Probate Court irr the district Of Rutland,
msoner', 10 reeeire examine and adjust NIL claims snd
jenand, OF all perfons sgsi'ri the es,uie OF
EDWARD VAIL,
late of Dandy, IN raid district, deees,cJ ropreseni,d
insplyent and also all claims ard demands exhibited 10
Offset thereto AMI six months from the let day OF Not
1851 bens allowed by faih oourt for that purpo,e we
do therefore hereby give notice that ~ attend the
bu'ness Of sad appointment, nj The dwelling house
Of DAVID Lapban ia Dainty, on the last SATURDAY 81
December 1887. anil the 1T saturday 81 May Ig38
from and un,ii I until o'clock r. ~. each II ,lL
days.
n nsS1S T Ispnsn ia c.a,~4.ionso.
Datel IL Danby. Ihs 2llh DAY Of OF. 1881. As
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-28
ilII;Il.

In ciafemoni, IN y on Tue ,..-., "a .s.hus
fever Miss Charlotte Goddard daughter OF the late MI
Nichols Goddard Of this town, eyed 81
In Bethel, Nov. 9Th, Of consumption, Mary Rabbit,
consort of Simeon Rabbit
In Woodstock, On Sunday evening last, after pro.
uaced illness, Miss Harriet Dana, daughter Of Col
Daniel Dana, aged 90
IN Brattleboro on Friday last, Miss Henrietta Cross
daughter of Mr. Wilm Gross aged -.
la Sheldon. Mr. Ruel Keith, reyo. patriot, aged 90
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-28
CANADA-ENGkCrMENr BETWEEN TiIr
Lo1ALlSIS AND fATRiOTS-iGk KILLED AND
WOUNDED ''l

ny the Steamboat Franklin, which arrived al clock
lhs morning, We harm that an engagement has taken
piaee between 40 OF the BRUSH frya us and the Csu.
adans si st Dennis whiCh the latter wefe success
iul. The loyslsis lost 10. killed and wuund,d and
Two brass pieces Capt Malcun ~ reported rs mortal
" wounded. The r'trioi l's- not known
II nppc4ts that the PATRIOTS have made stand at ST
Nhari"s, about % MILES below Montreal nud are frpat.
iur Oh old French fort T-it number !. stated At Two
ihon.a1d cr more well atnrd. aud furnishrd and that
they have Eight htass plrccs.--On Wednesday de
hchm"nt Of Eight hundred regulars and Three hundred
volunteers ie Monicea with The intention Of hreat
uP this post They landed ON Thursday and had "a
Nen UP Their line 81 march fnt ST Charles The st.
vance guard consisting Of 200 reguars Ind procecded
~ far rs st Dennis when they mere attacked by the
Ctuadian populace, and amer n severe engage ass a,
driven back WIN the toss asu,c stated
On Thursday nightn Steamboat arrived at Montreal.
bringing the bodies Of the SLAIN, when new d.iseh
ment consisting OF the entire regular force ia the city
was immediately despatched down the river The ne 1t
boat will undoubtedly bring further aud more dcci.
s'yc particulars which shall publish in another bull
letn All seems 10 depend the resul, of this e,pc
don, as the entire regular force of the government IL
engaged IN IT, The PATRIOTS have foundry at 81
Charles, and arc casting their own cannon.
Report says that the patriot force at st Charles il
under the command of two French Officers of dstinc
ton trained under Bonaparie. OF this, however we
have no authentic information
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-28
We tee,

'llS To certify that lhavc given my son Jonathan
n Brewer Jr his time tll his arrival at full axe 10
tr"n'hc bnnes, for hmsclf. and thai ,ha MT clair
ms wages nor be re'Ponble Tot h' contracts after this
late.
JONATHAN BREWER
TUmouth. Nov, II, 1887 az
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-28

G,s4i Sss~ sap. A company 10 BALTIMORE are
baiidag STRAIN ship, az nine hundred tons 10 BE- ea
ed the Matches, which they intend heiwsen New
fork ard the city whose name she s<s1s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-28

F)e hgndred volunteers, IL said, has been Iaisec
fo-dae Florida war 10 tie ely sHd eouaiy Of Fh'lsssi
phia-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-28

b 1s al Braadoa We learn from Brandon that The
Tia Factory was burnt lAst week with nearly all ils
contents.
The snip susqoehsnush vas spoken ca ihe - inst
by tse Pocsksnss Of philsedehrs IN LAT -, lof d
Oh rel
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-28
run .IV.1ys

Rt.V sIUar
ITRoM the subscriber in tho month Of Sant,mbr l,,,
l. an 'ndonied boy by tho name Of Ella. Goats Sail
boy was IA the 10th 81 b., age aud stout bu,lt
hn 10 orbid al persons b,rbor,ns trusting him on
my account ~. shall pay 40 debt, Il III, contracting
from the lime he len.
rillLrlus GOODRICH
Benson, Nov II, 1887 an
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-28

Nav YoHK LrGlsLAIrHr. Whole number Of mem
brs elected Of she house Of representative ~ one
Hundred Wings gust the namDsr o gnns gwen 10 this
and al the Wing states IN honor u ler seeiion) -
Loco Foeos,-l6 only Of the l2-, we're tnembeIs last
year-M hole number OF Sens .ors 52-- Vi whIch are
elected annually Tie Wings elected ST Of the this
year hat the precise feshye slrrngih 81 Paiuss IN
The Senate cannot be sscelIaned uni the legislature
meets probably many Of those who ~fte tlseed as
Van lufen men haze became conservation
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-28
POSTSCRIPT.

isroHr,sr rssz c.s,r,. Il srpe.r, Ly The selie~
ing intelligence from Canada derived through ,,. inc
dun Of ishP) from the Office Of I'll. Burlington rnsc
frrss. that the civil epunoiion In Caaada :. ASSUMING
character calculated Ia excite tic ecers., interest
War WITH all ia herru's has actually commenced sod
results Of The most Dc esirc nature may .ssn iALs scr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-28

some Loco Foco character in the last Vermont States
man. under the signature or"Anti Puff has ,inkcred
up long production putting The ground Of his
discourse 10 have been founded upon letter,
published in the Herald from blocker On" at Mont.
peer during the session of The legislature addressed
TO the Editor of this paper in which the writer of said
letter aludcs 10 the election Of Speaker and remarks
in respectful terms of the talents and ability of that Off
Ger subsequent 10 his election This Mr. "An,i.Puf1'
the gentleman alluded to, and treats him just a vul-
gar i'll bred fellow in bad humor wont 10 nents
and worth, when he happens to hsve the misfortune
be Justly neglected himself and thrown into the back
ground.
Who this putting fellow is know not but we
guess the above description is pretty "far fit His
Liberal illusions to correspondent, and the gentle
who presided speaker of the Horse of Represen
ives the standing of whom he doubtless much envos
and also towards highly respectable Senator of this
county, will all be looked upon probably morc in pity
than IN anger, aciuaed by such motives the auiho
appears 10 have been for predict that
thing could be harmless to any effect they will
have upon these gentlemen.
Administrations and jeers upon putting come Will
III from these loco foco tory characters The,
have been seemingly putting every breath this eish
until they have pulled them both into most iorlurr
condition as TO their political standing; aud this NJ
Puff and all the ofihcir adherents may continue
puf till dooms day and they pull them int,
favor again.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-28

>-,....ua-- ,,tovasaea. mans from UGuauu
are now lunkeG after with much inlerest--os il Is
apparent that the excitement there Is increasing.
The Montreal Courier of The Is ii inst. states thar
arrests of the ''Sons II Liberty" have taken
place IN Montreal, aud two prisoners, arrested a.
ST. Johns have heen roscuoG-and the royal trUups
composing the escort ired upon, and several Of the
cavalry wounded. The particulars which We dc
rive from The detailed account alluded 10, are ~
follows On Thursday evening, Nov l6b, con
siderable number of WARRANTS were lodged IA the
hands Of Mr. Deiisle, The high constable, who en-
tered Immediately upon The discharge Of his duty
and succeeded in arresing six of Tie de'inqoenls,
VIZ: Andre Oumc. President of Tie 'FHs de Ia
LiJer.ic' J. Dublc, Francis, Fayernler, Geo Dc
Bouchertilie, advocate. DR. Simarj. and a student
ot law, nsmed Leblanc. The crime alleged a.
ganst. however, 10 be high treason
A. 3 O'clock The same evening, party OF eigh-
teen Of The Montreal Volunteer Cavalry under he
command Of Lieut.. Erma,ingeT, was despatched 10
St. Johus, via Languell and Chamblv 10 arrest Two
obnoxious individuals 81 that place, DIR ID. A'ignou
snd Mr. Demaray. Having effected their obJrci
,hey set out on their return tn Montreal about
o'clock Ia The morning. On their way they were
opposed b, about 800 men. many OF whom were
armed with rifles end muskei-, and protected 10y
high fence on each eide Of The rosd
Tie party 10 advance on attempting 10 pass,
we're fired Ip0n sud compelled 80 Ia'l back upon
the main body. aud Lent Efnaiiuger wound
ed With ducb tho, 10 tho head md shoulder, and
several oihera 81 the party we're alec wounded,
some sr,eiely Several ufiAe horses, rc5c ass A.,
more or lees wounded Ia ilrnleg 10 retreat, iiie
wagon winch contained ne two prisoners aud the
constable was overturned end ihe prisoners &C.
capped. The troop Of Casal,y ihen rsde iAeu
woy 10 i.onsucil lcross the delIs.-B Os'oa Tins.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-04
Correspondence Of The Boston Atlas.
CoNcoRD, N. II. Tuesday, !
WING NOMINATION OF GOVERNOR
IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.
.Nnn. 2l- 1877

.NOD. II, 1887.
| WING NOMINATION OF GOVERNOR
IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.
This is Convention day. Our hotels are
full to overhowng. Delegates are present Ia
the number of nearly sir hunGred-from every
section of New Hampshire. Our people arc
awake,-from the Connecticut to Pscataqua
rivers, and from the boundary Of Massachn.
sells 10 the boundary Of The White Mountains.
Such political convection has never been
had at this capital-never in New HAMPSHIRE
since the exciting period OF the revoluiion.-
Some are present who for eight years have
taken no part in our elections; but have rather
advised TO measures of Cancellation. The old
and the young are here the grey locks and
the queue oil the men of rs, a,e seen in the
Assembly. Farmers, mechanics, trodesmen
lawyers-rnen!of all honorable callIngs, and OF
every period in life, from twenty-one to four
score, have ffoeked to The Convention.
This body met agrceably 10 appointment, al
The county court house at ten O'Clock this NOR
ming but that room being utterly unfit 10
convene the assembly, it Immediately adjourn
ed 10 the meeting house of The first congreca-
tonal church, the largest in town, which was
completely filled.
Hon. Andrew Psirce, of Dover, was called
10 the clair, and a committee appointed TO
nominate officers, who soon reported for
President Of the Convention, Hon. JOSEPH
HEALY Of Washington; for Vice Presidents,
Peter Chadwick, Esq. of Exeter, Hen. Charles
III. fullerton Of Amherst, Rev. Peter Clark OF
chinatown, and Hon. PhinehaS Henderson of
Keene. These gentlemen severally took their
seats-and the President, Mr. Healy, embrace
cd the occasion TO make an address upon the
great subjects which now aGitate the public
mind-an address worthy Of the occasion, and
which, Notwithstanding the sacred place, cal
led forth long and spontaneous paudlts from
the great assembly.
1t is unnecessary for me 10 go into details,
as my letter sht be too late for the mail
The usu business Of similar meetings is in
the course of complexion and the Convention
will probably dissolve after this evenings ses-
sion.
AT half past two o'clock the Convention pro-
ceeded To- ballot for candidate for Governor,
and at three o'clock the vote was declared as
follows:
Whole number Of votes, Esq
Necessary for Il choice, 277
JAMES WILSON, Jr. had 357
and was, by acclamaton, declared nominated
as the Wing candidate for the Office of Chez
Executive magistrate of the State of New
Hampshire. mir. Wilson, "a delegate rom
Keene) was waited upon by committee of
ten, and perse' ally appearing, signfed his
willingness TO be used by his friends as they
should sec iit.
would gladly delay my letter for this eve
nlng's proceedings, but in SO doing, it might be
loo late for the mail.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-04

fire was communicated 10 the building, Rev. T.
2 Lovcoy, tlate editor of the Obscrvcr,) tcce.
we'd four balls in his breast, near the door Of
tho warehouse, and fell a corpse in a few
seconds. Several persons engaged in the at
tack were severely wounded, the wounded
however are not considered dangerous. The
contest had been raging for an hour,or more,
when the persons in the warehouse, by some
means 1.-THE exact manner in which it was done
have not been able 10 ascertain) minated
tina! they would abandon the house and the
press, provided they were permitted to depart
unmoesied. Tho doors were soon thrown
open and those within ret:euted down the
street Several guns were fired upon them
while relreatng, and one individual had a
narrow escaped ball passed through his coat
near his shoulder. A large number of per-
sons now rushed into tho warehouse, threw
the press upon the wharf, where it was broken
in pieces and thrown ntothe river. The fire
in the roof OF the warehouse was extin guished
bv spectator, who deserves great praise for
his courageous interference, and but little
dan ace was done 10 the building. No dispo-
sirion seemed to be manifested 10 destroy any
other property in the warehouse. Without
further attempts ut violence the mob now dis
persed and no further Indications Of disorder
or violence have been manifested.
The foregoing is stuffed on what consider
undoubed authority, and mostly fiom my own
personal knowledge.
JOHN M. KUHN, Mayor.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-04
RECEPTION OF THE VICE PRES
IDENTIN NEW YORK.

The New York Loco FOcOS, deermln-
ed that the Wings shonld not have all the
celebrations 10 themselves. have taken &C.
casion of the visit OF The Vice President of
the United 5 ates 10 their city, 10 get up
grand Loco Foco parade, of which the fol-
lowing glowing aud graphic account, is
confirmed in the ~. Y. Journal of COM
merce
Col. Richard NJ. johnson, Vice Presi.
dent Of the United States, has been max
ny a short visit Among us, and the oppor-
lunity has been seized upon by hSlriends TO