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CANAAN.

WHEREAS, the Legislature of The State
w OF Vermont at their session holden at
Montpelier, in the year 1884, assessed tax Of
four cents per acre on all the lands (public
lands excepted,) in the town of Canaan in the
county of Essex in said state, for the purpose
OF making and repairing roads and building
bridges. And whereas, the Legislature of said
safe at their session holden at said Montpe-
ller, A. D. 1885, passed an act in addition TO
and revivihg the acl assessing said tax
These are to warn the proprietors and land
owners of said town of Canaan who have not
paid their proportion Of said tax in labor or
Otherwise to the committee appointed TO SUPER
intend the expenditure of the same, or TO the
subscriber thai so much Of their lands will be
sold at publlck yentue at the dwelling house
OF Nathaniel Nichols, in tho town of Canaan
IN the county oil Essex on the fifth day of A
pril next at ten O'Clock forenoon, as will be re-
quis,e 10 discharge their respective taxes with
costs.
Dated at Canaan, this oath day Of January, A.
d. 1887.
70 HEMAN NICHOLS, Collector.
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E.WEFeSO.V' 4. " VSNEEL

Have the pleasure Of announcing To he
public that they have made arrangements
To connect Tailoring Establishment with
their Store, and that they have employed
first rate and experienced workmen from
Boston, and will al all times be in readiness
to execute any order in their line in sup
peror aud workman like manner. And
having paid particular attention TO selecting
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings and Trim
nlings, they fatler themselves that thew
now have better assortment than can be
found in the stale. Among lhem may be
found the following
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N0l'I'ied.

In this town, Jan. ls, by Rev. Mr. Fuller,
Mr.. Andrew IL. Mills ofNew Haven, TO Miss
Weltha r. Savage, Of Waistcd.
AZ East Sandwich, Mass. James Parker, Jr.
TO May Merrill, both Of Sharon W.
In Wey bridge, on the 10Th inst. by the Rev.
MI. Lee, Mr.. Human r. Wooster TO Miss
Olive Randall.
In Essex, II. II. Boswlck, of the firm of
Star Bosiwick, Burlington, to Miss Clarissa
Hamilton, daughter of Dea. Hamilton.
IN Burlington, Mr.. S. Kenncy, TO Mrs Ma
~ Corbin,
In Berlin, on the 9th inst. by Marvin 81.
mons, Esq. MIR. William Heath, OF Stanstead,
L. T. to Mics TuLbitha Coburn, of Berlin.
In Randolph, on the Cd inst, Mr.. Thomas
nreyos, OF Cambridge, to Miss May Ann
Flint, daughter Of Mr. Sam' Flint, of Il.
In this town, on the 81 inst, MIR. Culver
Andrus and Miss Nancy c. HuzcItinc, all OF
Montpelier.
In Bridport, on tho 18th ui., Mr.. Isnac Pen
per "l Orwell, 10 Miss Martha Hamilton of
Bridpor
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am happy % she exclaimed in the very hour
of death.
In Albany, Jan. 1G, Mr.. Geo. w. Martin,
aged 80, lung fever ia the hope of the chris.
tian giving evidence to his friends that what
was their loss is his unspeakobc gain. Prin.
ters in Mass. are requested, &c.
In Derby, 23d inst. suddenly, Mrs. Gorilla,
vie of Z. G.. Jonson, Esq. and daughter Of
Stephen Foster of this town, aged about 30.
In Windsor, 22d inst Mrs. Hannah Haw-
ley, rclict Of the late Josiah Howley, in the
Slst year Of her age.
In Glover, Mrs. Charlotte, wife Of Samuel
Beam aged So.
In WcaIhcrsiicld, 18th inst Capt. Josiah
Hatch, revolutionary pensioner, aged 81.
In Middlebury, Jan. II, Mrs Ann Brooks,
wife Of Mr. Samuel Brooks
In Middlebnry 18th inst. Harmon Sumner,
son Of Col. WIN. b. Sumuef aged 81 On
the 9th inst. Mary A. Pcttcs, wife of Charles
w. PetIes, aged 80.
In Derby, CT. Slh inst Capt. James Hum
phrcy, revolutionary pensioncr, aged So
In early life he followed the seas, and it was
nndcr him that Com. Isaac Hull received his
first lessons in scamanship.
In Hvpkinton, N. IL. Mrs. Rachel IIerrick,
aged so, wanting l days. She had been a
professor ofregion over 20 years. The mum
her OF her defendants is 200, among whom
are four ministers of ihe gospel and another is
in course Of preparation.
In Burlington, on the 9Th inst. MIR Joseph
Barnes, aged As.
In Burlington, Oh the Goth inst. Mr. John
Lothrop, aged about ~.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
WASHINGTON DIsrR

WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
IT. Probate Court, holden at Montpelier, with
in and for said district, on the 26th day of
January, A. D.dS37,
GEORGE WORTHlNGTON, Admins
~ traitor on the estate of William True late
of Berlin, in said district deceased, presents
his administration account for settlement
Whereupon, it is orded, that the same be re-
ierred TO the 9Th day of February next at the
Probate Office, in Montpelier, in said district
for examination and allowance, and that all
concerned be notified hereof by publication of
this order in the Vermont Waterman and State
Journal, printed at Montpelier, Two weeks sue
cessivcly, as soon as may be, that they may
appear, If they see cause, at said time and
place, and object thereto.
BY The Court,
70 Attest J. LOOMIS, Register
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MExco-TExAs, &c. There is pros
poet oil more fighting, the Mexicans having
raised a large number of troops. The Mex
Ican minister, lately returned from this
country, insists that war with the u. S.
is necessary. Gen.. Austin, founder and
late candidate for President of Texas, died
recently.
LATER. Santa Anna has been declared
an outlaw by the authorities OF Mexico, and
orders have been given for any person to
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SANTA ANNA is at Washington, & has been
graciously received by the President, who
is to give him splendid dinner, to be at
tended by heads of departments, foreign
ministers and distinguished members of
Congrcss-marks of attention hardly due
to the murderer at the Alamo, though per-
haps etiquette requires them TO the Presi-
dent ofMexico. At Frederick Santa Anna
was visited in form by the general officers
at the court martial, and in parting he gaze
the iraterna hug TO General Gaines.
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WOLCO1'T


w IlE(EAS, the Legislature Of the State
w of Vermont, at their session at Mont
peIler, in the year A. d. 1888, assessed u tax
OF four cents per acre on each acre of land
Glands scqncsered 10 public, pious and chart
liable uses excepted in the Town of Wocolt
In The County Of Orleans, now in The county
OF Lamoillo in said state, for the purpose of
making and repairing roads and building bridg-
cs in said town, and in the year A. D.. 1884
revived said act-lhese are 10 warh The pro-
prieiors and land owners Of sad town Of VOL
colt, who have not paid their proportion Of
said lax 10 labor or Otherwise, 10 The commit,
tee appointed 10 superlntend the expenditure
oil the same, or 10 the subscriber, that so mucI.
OF their lands will be sold at public Venduo at
the dwelling house of Thomas Taylor, in the
town oil Wolcolt in the County of Lamoille,
ON the thirIielh day Of March next at ten o.
clock forenoon, as will be requisite To discharge
their respective taxes with costs.
Dated at Wocorl, this thirlclh day of Janu-
AIRY, A. d. 1887
79t EBENEZER TAYLOR, Collector.
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ELON HANCOCK,s ESTATE.

ENHE Subscribers, having been appointed by
Il the Honorable Probate Court for the Dis
trict of Randolph, commissioners, 10 receive,
examine, and adjust all claims and demands
Of all persons, against the estate of Elon Han
Cock, late Of Orange, in said district, deceas-
ed, represented insolvent, and the term of SIX
months from the 5th day of January S37, al
lowed, by said Court, 10 the creditors of said
deceased, to exhibit and prove their respective
claims, before us,-Do give notice, that we
will attend to the duties of Jour appointment
Mt the dwelling house Of Timothy Hancock
in Orange in said district, on the first Salu day
of April and first Saturday of July next, from
9 o'clock A. M. until o'clock P. M on each
Of sid days.
DAVID HOLBROOK, ! Commission.
70 HORACE FIFIELD, ers.
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The TARIFF. The opinion seems to OBJ
tain that Mr.. Cambreleng's bill is a mere
Van Buren, trap, to catch southern support
for the new administration. The wire wor-
kers have brought in the bill to convince
the South that the new cabinet is to 90 for
reduction; they will suffer it 10 be voted
down to convince the North that they are
against reduction. We are mistaken in
the spirit Of the people if such bare-iaced
chicanery does not rccoil upon its authors.
They should forfeit the confidence of all
parties.
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MIR. VAN Ness was at Madrid Nov. last,
still officiating as American Minister. Gen.
Eaton, who also holds commission as min
lister, was at Cadiz. Wonder if Govern
ment pays two salaries? N. d. We think
now that certain report relative to Mr..
V. N, to which we alluded last fall, was
Incorrect.
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rHE EXECUTION

John Washburn, the murderer of Bea-
yer, mot Beman, as we printed it yester-
day,l was executed yesterday ia the North
Eastern suburbs Of the city, in accordance
with his sentence. He swung off from the
scaffold precisely at two O'Clock.
Previously to his execution, he made an
address to the crowd, in which he stated
that inlemperance, gambling, &c. had led
him step by step to the commission Of many
atrocious murders. He also stated, that If
he had permission TO go through the multi
tude before him, he could point out twelve
or fifteen persons who had been his accom-
plices in his horrid crimes. He appeared
perfectly selt-possessed TO the last, and met
his fate with uniaterng frmness.
The number of persons present is vari-
ously estimated at from 10 to 5 thousand
His body (aiter it was cut DOWN was taken
to the Ohio Medical College where Doc
tors Cobb and Locke performed several in
terestlng galvanic experiments upon it, in
the presence of a number of gentemcn.--
Cincinnati Wing.
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AURORA BoREALIs. Wednesday evening
asst, (25ih,) the aurora borealis was splen-
|d'd beyond conception or description. New
|er have we witnessed any exhibition of the
northern lights like this; the nearest ap-
proach to II was the boreal display as wit
hessed at Dartmouth College, nth Nov.
1883, described in the Vermont Chronicle
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shoot him on his entering Mexico. 1t is
now said that Mexico has 10000 troops,
well clothed and amply provided, and that
Gen. Bravo has declared that he will exter-
inmate every human being in Texas
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NOTICE.

PRICES REDUCED AT WHOLESALE !
DAYLIES, STORRS s. Co. will sell al
I'D the lowest Burlington prices, freight on
ly added, Course and Fine Salt, Boston and
Lake Nails, Iron of all kinds, Steel do, Win
dow Glass, &c. &c.
Those wishing supplies are solicited 10 call.
Montpelier, Jan. 90, 1887. 10
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and rcpublished in the American Almanac.
This display Nov. 18th and 1Sth,) was
witnessed both in this country and Europe,
and so it is TO be presumed was that of
Wednesday eve. At about half past six
O'Clock we noticed in the West broad col
umn, Of deep red or crimson color, lead
ing at the first glance TO the suppostion
that there was an extensive conhagration
in the vicinity. On glancing around, how
ever, similar column was observed at n
point little north of east, much less in vol
ume and of lighter color The two col
umns advanced gradually up the sky, YER
gng slightly to the south, and assuming
somewhat lighter tingc, when at bout sew
en- they mel at point little south of the
zenith, forming broad frey arch, with
splendid crimson colored corona in the CELL
tire, indescribably beautilul-the light of the
aurora then and for sometime impaired a
red tinge upon all around. At this time the
northern sky was almost covered with a
slate colored film, through which, as well
as through the arch in places, the stars
were easily discoverable. From the upper
edge of this cloud or film, silvery streamers
oflight were flashing up, verging towards
aud meeting belt Of deep blue on the north
side Of the corona the south side of the
corona was Of purple color and the south
ern sky clear. From this time the arch be-
gan to take lighter color, and occasional
" a column of white would spring up near
ly through the centre of the arch to the cor
ona. AT seven O'Clock there appeared to be
branches springing out from the centre to
every point Of the compass-the arch still
retaining its red color, as also branch at
the south, while the others were of the us
ual color of the auroral clouds. At eight
the whole had disappeared, leaving thin
dark cloud at the north and light cloud
at the south, the sky between interspcrsed
with auroral patches, resembling the milky
way.
1t is probable that multitudes witnessed
this brilliant display in the heavens-many
with delight, and not few with deepest
awe, mingled with fear. All have inquired
why and how such things are. The auro-
ra boreals is mystery to the philosopher
and to the most unlearned alike: no mortal
man can tell the cause, none can tell the
purpose. No intelligent man doubts, how
ever, but that it is the result of some of the
natural laws fixed by the Almighty-and
none will doubt the goodness of the pur-
pose, unless he denies the benevolence of
the God who made all things and ruleth
the universe at His will.
Our observation for the past year shows
that, uniformly, in summer and winter, the
aurora has been Immediately followed by
increased cold. Thursday morning the
thermometer ranged from 80 to $40 below
zero-the coolest morning this season.
2. S. Between 10 and II Wednesday there
was another brilliant auroral illumination:
red at the south, white at the north.
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H-lt will be seen that the wild spirit of
democratic" Vandalism is not confined to
the Van Buren, men of the Senate. See the
proceedings of the House, Jan. II.
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NOTICE.

All Persons wishing to attend an Instru-
mental Music School, are requested to meet
at the Hotel Of VIM. Mann, on Monday
eve. next at 8 O'Clock.
Montpelier, Jan. %, 1897.
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CHTTENDEN COUNTY. VIM. Noble Esq.
OF Charlotte, has been appointed clerk of
Tie courts vice N. b. Haswell resigned.
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CLOTHS.

Black, Adelaide,
Blue, Russell aud Olivet
Dahlia, Brown.
Violet, Invisible, Bottle,
Maroone, Rife, Polish,
Clarel, Drake, Neck and
Mulberry, Sea Greens,
Roman and Royal London Smoke and
Purple, Oxford mixtures.
The above include an assortment OF Super
German Twi'd Cloth, very heavy, beau
lilul Styles; Black, Brown, Green, and
Drab Pilot Cloths, Black aud Brown Mo,
hair.
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Died..

In lhis village, oath insi. OF consumption,
Mrs Sena Young, aged 81 yeats.
In Cabot, Dec. II, Mrs. Ruth, wife Of Iii.
ram Coburn. She was for eleven years a pro.
lessed christian, and died the christian death
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VIRGINIA. Gen. David Campbell w Bl
has been appointed Governor.
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AWFUL CONFLAGRATJON
UhEAr FIRE AT ST. JOHN, n. b.
Correspondence Of the .Neie York Dai,, Er

~ N"LAi IRE AT Of. JOHN, n. Ii.
Correspondence Of the .Nto York Dailv Err.
press.
BANGOR, Jan. l7h, p. M.
MeSsrs. EditorS:-By a nenleman WIN
has just arrived from 81. John, N. b. we
learn That on Saturday last about nine p
M. very destructive fire broke out in tha,
city, which before il conId be arrested. die.
slroyed about ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY BUILDINGS, situated ON Suuib
Market Wharf on Water an Price vii
liam streets. The quantity of Goods de-
slroyed was immense, Including about three
thousand barrels Of -four. Tie fire com.
mehced IN Mr.. Whitney's store n, nine p.
Nj: and ragged TWELVE HOURS with unobo.
ted fury.
IL. M WHITNEY. The following exr,-
ordinary statement will aSloniSh The public.
H. W, Whitney, a consulting member OF
The cabinet council!-io Mr.. Woodburv,
conlumacious silence admits such 10 be ihe
fact. W. ~ VIC
WAsnINGToN, Jan. 10, 1887.
Dear olr-Among the questions nut 10
Secretary Woodbury. this morning by the
Committee Of Investigation, he was asked
u Mr. Reuben Nj. Whitney was a, a famous
Cabinet Council hell in reaIion 70 ,he
treasury order, and he declined ans,cerjnr.
Inc country will soon learn strange lhings.
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CONNECTICUT. The Wings are about
to hold convention to nominate state Off
GERS.
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LOUISIANA. A. Mouton ~ Bl has been
elected U. S. Senator in place of Mr.. Por-
ter [Whg.]
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ILLINOIS. r. M. Young w B] has beer
elected u. S. Senator in place of Mr.. Ew-
ing ~ b.
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Eight day TimeDieces,

All OF which will b. 80 a! small advance
from cost.
;B@Clocks and watches of eve.y descrip.
toa carefully repaired and warranted. The
public arc assured that no pains shall be SPAR
cd on our part to merit share Of their patron,
age. Montpelier, Oct. 7, ls36:63eow6mo
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ORN3MENTSj war;

classes of different kinds pocket compasses;
thermometers pocket books and wallets gilt
and steel purse clasps; miniature settings !;
pearl, gilt and plated waist buckles s slides
silver do; FANCY GOODS & CUTLERY,
very large assonmentj Rogers celebrated
pcnknives, various kinds; variety Of supori.
or polished scissors; silver butter knives and
CLEANERS; pocket pistols; percussion caps !;
silver and steel spectacles aud eyeglasses OPP
pen topt silver and steel tbmbles silver pen
Gil cases; medallion necklaces and lock cts !;
bead purses and bags; gold neck chains cor
al buds; tape needles stay rigs; scaling way;
tortoise and shell combs, pearl, gilt and plated
topt de. OF different kinds, ivory toilet do !;
Rogers superior English razors and razux
strops; tweezers, hair s. tooth brushes shay
ing boxes, cologne, otto OF rose, laverSler fam
cy soaps, extract vi rose, shaving mirrors
clarloncts and reeds, victims and strings, flutes
and flies, sc. sc. Also good assortment of
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yer spoons ; silver, sill
yer plated and Britain
MIA ware ; James Dix
on & Sons superior
Britannia metal ware ,
silver plated cake bas-
kels ; plated and Jap
an castors silver pla-
ted snuicrs and trays;
silver s Briltania med.
ais: music boxes spv
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Ex-senator Poindexter is convalcscent.
"Cephas" next week.
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FISH FlSH!l
NOD and Hallihrl Fish Tor sale by
~ LAMBS,PALMER & Co.
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BT. Esctfc'S FILLS
FOR FtVFG h.R,si

Taf )bstractgs, Deb9y, Hooo-1oqdrta Gleeo ekaes'
Gfiaacss ant Palaittt9a ~ He HcqrL i}ad DiyesfoH
Lo1tht n Font mil Poias 81 the Stopact The pills par
md promote brisk circulation Of the blood when become
sluggish and ohsrcted from the au disorders, rcyiso the
regular habits Of ihr unhealthy nae whose sicl and pal
I'LL couljcnancc becomes rc-annH d. and rcshcus with the
natural glow Of restored health Iheyac equally conducive
the health of married adics except Of pregnancy
Consumpton mhen they must nat be h,ken.
Price Fl 30 per box
~ None genuine unless signed r. kIDDER, on the
wrapper lso proprietor and Dr. Conway by
whom they for sale his Counting Room, No 49, Court
street, Boston, and by his special appointment, by
j. I. ROYAL. and
Howell DAVIES, Lynehd-rg.
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commissioners Aase OF 'NcgToes.

~ II RSiNNCE of decree pronounced By tn
= Henl Superior Court OF Law and Chancsr,,
,of the county Of Amherst, NJ the April term. ~.
~ d sui therein depending, which Auscl Aayss
rr,,"Iuh and Charles Tucker, administrator Of John
ucker dec. aud others are defendants, the IL
s1siSned who is thereby appointed a Commissioner
tla' purpose, will, on the 2ith day Of June ncNt.
~ an' Store-llouse Of Naleriu, McGanlss. in tn
L;2I%"y OF Amherst, expose to sar, to the highest
ST. , on credit of six months. three NEGRO
young Woma a ,i fn ,'sfT Tn @ s o bi
=, ~. or the present year; they viii be sold subee'
b.o Wv hile aud the purchaser will be entlIe to he
cd ~ bond with sufficient security viii be roqutr
ti l"' me purchaser The UNDERSIGNED regards the
NIUE .ae as good but will only convey the tile vested
mn by the decree aforesaid.
Nav IL 90 81
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1>NALhS
= 1.-THE LiNCHBURG yIRGINIlN'

.1Gbsd scmi-pcekiy (ererg Monday a1d TatrsdfDI NJ
1 D,gars per anmmi 1'ayddieia odrance No subaryig
,ghe recctrea fora shortcr crod than sir months; nua
,,, rR be discontinued, fercrM at the discretion o, M
.3,,a,, until all drrearagcs mr. paid
sg1pyERTfSEuEN YSinsettc1at5 80 cents per square
for Tic frat insertion ami 81! CENTS for -eys sa6se
ZION PRINTING ceecatcl acaay and et9cdittouslV
- an reasonable terms.
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oi NeNeo on tic territory ofre>as, worth ,irlt
whleh II possessca 10 employ all the means which
are o' may he IN 10 po"el 10 recover Dhe sad tern
toiN
Tho uuic,,sucd prays the honorable lhc .aercta
~ #ot ,a,c i9l lorsrn adaDt4 Ct the I. States -
make Llavu INV mole md ptatest 10 ha eS'olienc>
tue llrstd, nj Of the United State, and takes tins
opportunity L. oael Inn the expression Of h5
s,sI Ct md d#tius ashed confederation.
(Seurh
JOSE MARIA OE w MO%A5TERio.
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Lte ID lsiur brg winch was-rnn ashore near Cal
weston Islaud.
IN anrtnit was made hc,s 70 fl OUT steam
haal to fuu down - Texas with provisions, br'
The i,css,f. Of tiic tunes would not admit Of II.
u have gwen up nc notion of gong to Ie1as, al
am given to understood that every inch OF Iaxa
lands 10 covered with one OF more claims, and tho
Indians l1c stlI committing Expectations and tnur-
ders the inhabitants OF Texas, and are jealous oi
tho reyian. enoroaehing on their territory"
Com. Aduer.
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EE.E.EaEsst.EsA.0Fg,.

FEW Of th dr-aal, arrrl7s lined q.itJ se ' Of IL
us-' tind, Ion ale b II. +. IItUAtDs,A 60.
N8rah 80 L.