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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-06-30

q w. WEAVER is now receiving from
81 New York new stock Of Goods,
consisting of almost every article Of Wet
and Dry Groceries. also, some of The lead.
ing articles in the Dry Goods line. also, n
'orgc supply of Mess Pork, New York city
inspection, Northern and western Lard,
Flour by the Barrel, half barrel, and ID.
Cod FIsh and Mackercl, Ralslns by the
BoX or Kcg. Almonds. FIlbcrts, and Brazil
| Nuts, &c. &c.
All Of he above named articles were
bought with cash ln New York at the
very time to hit the nan on the head. and
viii be sold for cash as low as any man
dare sell articles Of the same quality, Said
Weaver now. and has at all times during
the money alarm taken the bills Of all the
Vermont Banks without a discount ior
goods, also the bills Of almost all the Bank:
that are in circulation in This part Of the
country at their foil value.
Winooski Nav IS, 1887,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-06-30

In this town on the 23l mat. after pro'ractcd
aud J.,,ossing illness. Miss MyEIEL RICE,
L,nph,cr of the late Cot. Nathan Rice aged AZ.
The deem rrlef olihc family circle and the unalIec
fed sympathy aud sorrow Of numerous ltlendS-anu
indeed. of the whole community-arr evidence OF
vho, was the worth TIN, most excellent woman,
and how severely the los is felt by all. In speaE-
;nc of that loss all we've said that love and rev
orrrrr wouh dictate the tribute might seem out
i kecpin, with the beautiful humility ana uc'l'ale
uropriciv OF her own character sllH II W'UW nc
untrue 10 our nature, untrue To the SpuN a. our
religion did We allow the rous the pure ~ Ll'aI',
the upright in e. 10 pass away from the hl"s' u
u. and no word spoken to tell us--go ANA 40 IKE.
~ Sc Nc TURN 10 the volume oiGe,ottion, to Hni
cxnmr'cs whose lleht may slime upon Our da'ly
OATH aud. surrey, we may pause I" d"eII on nose
which have been traced IN living characters heloc
our c,cs The character Of Mrs RIce was il"N
feminine: not marked by amy one trall, Standing
out prominently and conspicuous above aAnlh'r' /;
lut there WAS in it thai lalmOnious bIendhs "
cxcclpGcrs which won Affection and secured res
urc,-whlle her outward department, correct
uild and una,,uming was faithful c<hhtlon OF
the cheerful anI cors,dcra'c spI that ruled Within
Seu,cd and earnest in religious iailh. !u unob'ru.
size in all manifestations oi it: cun>clehuonS ~
tccNiug the riah N feeling, riuci lie. and act, ant
l,inc M to t., sacred acquisitions, loNIv ~ e-ir
mate Of Pc, sont attainment, and deeds. hn' Ienien
To the mistakes aad weaknesses Of others ter>en
and steady in her serial attachments, ever ready ''
counsel, console aud help; she adoIueI shat chr'H
tan profession. which, she early iejl il to be he
privilege and happiness to make A portion .
Immortality is ordained for such as she Was-eNc
here ON edrjh: aud il Is found IN iha FOND AMI mol
remembrance, winch passing over III" Iunr'|tcuo
,nat belongs 10 all human goodness dwcls on In
smpl,cir, and eodly sincerity Of the 'NampIe.-
While gospel uuh, pointing to and hereafter, pre-
clans-shc is dead Int scrpclh, and them TIA
sccp in .usrS will Col lnmg with hun.
In thus town ON the 27lh inst Mas. SUsANN
FoLLETr, aged - years.
liz Colchester on the l9th inst Capt. Eplr'I
Kendall, aged 20 Years.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-06-30
DISSOLUIION.

VVyIIE partnership heretofore existing
L. between The Undersigned under The
firm of Al'en & Owen. is hereby dl>so'v
to take effect on the first day of July 1857
Al persons having unsettled acronnt'
are requested ln make immediate settle
mcnt with jacob Owen.
GEO. A. ALLEN.
JACOB OWEN.
Burlington, June so. 1887.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-06-30
Medical Lectures.

TN9HE Medical Lectures at Darlm'n'h
College will commence on Thursday,
iii, Mjyd day Oh August, and continue J""r
ic,n weeks.
Antony, Surgery, and Ob.,cirios' bv
r. ID. MU,,EY, Nj. ID.
Physiology, Ma,cria Mcdca. aud MrdIcaI
inrisprudcnco. by D, OLVGH, Nj. ID
Tltorv aud Practice Of Phv'ic, by
]. DELAMATER, NJ. d,
Chemistry and Pharmacy. by :,
O p. llUGHARp, NJ. d,
Che Lectures on Theory aud Practice
will be delivered the first SIX weeks OF the
term.
Fees for the Course. so,
Matricualing Fee, s..
Tanouer, N. H.. JuHe IS 1887.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-06-30

10 do2, Twist Combs, long teeth,
- ! "narow Twist COMBS, long teeth.
? quill back Combs, long teeth,
e more good she'll side combs,
rood lot OF very nice shell Pocket Combs
aud some good she'll dressing Combs; Va.
uely Shop.
PANGBpKN a BRiYsMAID.
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Small Bills, or Chance.

GNF $50 els. 25 cts. - 10 els payable on
W demand in trade or bills. handsomely
executed on Bnnk bill Paper can be bad by
the quantity at the Variety shop. for from
81 10 50 per hundred. These will assist in
making change and be great convenience.
PANGDoRN s. BRiNsMAGp.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-06-30

Temperance School Medals.
CtCuOOL MEDALS, WITH The Tem-
- perancc Pledge aud other temperance
devices upon them Tor sale AT the Nare'y
Shop. PANCBoRN " BRINsMAlp.
juue> 10,
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LYM.ANC5 COLE

LYMAN G COLE
TTAVE reed their Spring aud Summer Goods,
q comprising usrala general assortment of
DRY GOODS,
Among which arc u splendid assortment Of Cali
Goes, Gmghams and Printed Camhrcs
F,gd cross Barred, and Plain Muslius.
Swiss null, Iaconel, and Plaid Muslus.
Plain. Binds Eye, and Haid Camhrcs.
Rich Plain and Embroidered : ilk Hosiery.
do. do Cotton do.
Gloves, silk, Kid, Linen, Picnic, and Cotton,
SILKS,
Black. Blue Black, Figured and Plain Gro dc
Swiss. and Gro lie Rhine.
Cord and Plaid Gro de Naples do.
SIX Cambcts and rongecs, printed and plain
Shall,s.
Ladies fancy silk Cravas. Tambour aud
/ French worked Capes and Collars.
Plain and Fig'd Shady H'dk'ls and Shawls
very rich.
Fe'd silk Grape, aud rich IIernaui, ll'dk'(s
and Simwls.
Ta,ler, and Garniturc Ribbons, Sewing Silk
and Twist.
BroaGc'o,hs, Cassimercs and veslings.
7ComcGtic Goods,
Grown Cotton Shccting, Shiring and Drilling
B'cach do. do. do.
rick, Wcllng, sc.
A good assortment ofsummcr Cloth.
Hrochclla, Priucera, Erninette, Grape, Cam
r hlet SC.
York Mxmcs, blue Drills, fancy stripe mol
Skin sc.
Supcrfnc Linen, Irish Linen Shir,ing, dc
Shccling I / TO 0.4 wide.
Birds eye Diaper, do, Napkins, and Line
Damask.
Russia Diaper, and crash, linen table ClotI
t Brown and Bleached.
#. Burlington, May 9th, 1927.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-06-30

To the Hon. lie Probate Court for the
District of Chlttcndcn, comes the SUP
ecrbor Dorcas Blake, odm,ni,iralrl2 OF
the Estate Of JOSIAH Bake, lave OF
Bolton in said District, deceased. and
represents that the personal estate ~
said deceased viii not be sufficient 10 pay
tho debts aud charges thereof. and here
by makes application to said Court Tor
license to sell he real estate for shat p,'r-
posc and as part Of SAID cs ate cannot
be sold without injury To those inlercs
ted IN the remainder, she Therefore
makes application for license to sell al
the real estate and the tcvcrsion Of th'
widows dover in said estate.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-06-30
White Beans.

co Bush. Tor sale bv
w llrcKoS " CAILIE.
May 10.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-06-30
New Musical instruments.

NM1 f have fired come ID Octave Flutes,
w i and { Flies, ID Flutes a keys,
fine FIoIlns, fine violin Bows. Clarinet
Caps, do Mouthpcces. And we have for
ate most all kinds of Musical Instruments,
Instruction Books, and Musical Merchan-
disc, such a., Strings Bridges. PEGS, Tail
pieces, Reeds &c. As we keep Il sc orti
Giles in drawers, persons wishing !or any
IN thus line will please enquire tor chem az
the Variety Shop.
May 10. PANGBoRN 81 BRrNsMAID.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-06-30
NEW HEAT HTAREEy,.

FEVIIE subscribers having opened Meat
l. Market. at Mrs. Durkco's old stand, on
Church-Slrcct, ask the patronage OF the puhilc'
as they intend at least, 10 try TO give sai'siac-
tjon.to all those who may be disposed 10 Ia
vour them with their custom, VIII the citizens
Of Burlington and vicinity (who wish to buy
McaI,) inst give them an Opportunity to re-
deem their pledge. ALFRED pITKIN.
DUDLEY PlTklN.
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WOOL.

VE7lIE Wnooskl Mills of Burlington will
Fl take WOOL to work on shares. or
exchange for Satlucttss on Delivery of the
wool
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-06-30
Plated SnnOns.

DLATED TEA AND TABLE
Z SPOONS, Plated Cream Spoon,
uud sugar Tong, Plated Salt and Mus
lard Spoons Of different kinds for sale at
the Variety Shop.
June -. PANGBoRN g. BGjN=MMD.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-06-30

NAME into the enclosure Of the sub
y scriber. ON the l7th inst, u WHITE
French Mare. about 8 years old, the owner
l. requested TO prov" property and take
he' away EHhO.N HANr OI'h
iEiLAAlnn. .Iune HG. 1897.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-06-30
WATCH ES.

W WATCHES,
SA7E have received ssomo very fine
w silver Levers. 10 hole jeweled and
fine 6 hole iewcIled Loplncs, and good
common Watches; fine Gojd. Lever and
Lopines aud English Watches, for sale,
Particular attention paid to Watch repair
nv and brass clock repairing at The Va
rely Shop.
PANGDORN g. BRINSMAID
May II.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-06-30

n. 3. C,sn paid for Sheep and Lambs
pol's-Farmcrs having fat Cattle, Calves
Hogs. Sheep and Lambs, are invited TO eau on
the subscribers. a. n ID. IN hlN.
Barijngi0n, Jpne GO, 1881
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SCYTIIllS.

E%1M boz. warranted ScllhcS bv
wv J. & J. II. PECK,
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tx r. i'm S. EV ms.

Professor Hcnry's Discourse
before The Phi Sigma M Society OF the
u. V. NJ For sale at the Bookstore.
May &C.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-06-30
THE STEAM BOAR
NJ "A G. I'D d n @ a q Iii =.

%T(HlLL Leave Burlington every .U0HdaY
w morning, at half past o'clock. and
will land and receive passengers and freight at
all the above men tionct ports. and arrive at
!hghgatc about hall past O'Clock, p. NJ -
Leave Iighga,c every Imsdoy morning, at
half past T O'Clock, returning by the same
rou to, and arrive at Burlington about half
past 6 7. NJ.
E3l.cavc Burlington every Uc3nc2ay.
WurSduy, EritaV aud saturday, at half past
o'clock in the morning, touching at all inter
mcoiato ports, except Port Douglas, and ar
uyc at ST. .4ijonS at o'clock, +. NJ. Leave
st. Adams at half past l O'Clock, ON the same
days, and arrive at Burlington at half past
seven O'Clock, +. NJ.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-03
From The Little Rock, Arkansas Gazetie.

Should the Texas Revolution sue
coed, every foot Of ground there, it appears
TO us, will be mortgagcd to the land specu-
ators. There are claims out now, to the
amount Of fifty millions of acres; an area
equal to the size of the State of Kentucky
and when the 1000 acres go TO each of
their soldiers, the face of the country will
be pretty well covered with claims.
The Texas (Colunbia) Telegraph, thus
alludcs TO a few of these large giants.
The Rio Grande Co. of which $. NJ. Still
well and Isaac 4. Johnson are the trustees.
lis shares arc 500 each of 10000 acres,
making eight millions Of acres. The grant
is situated on Rio Grande river, on the Dor
dcrs of Coahuila, and Texas; first cost TO
the company, for the state gave IT away, }
one cent per acre, and is now selling al FIVE
cents per acre-that is, the amount of first
cost is 100000, and at the selling price it
amounts 10 100000. 1t appears that an
agent has been sent 10 Germany 10 procure
tenants for those lands; SO that if the settle
mcnt of these extensive grants of Beales
should prosper, We may expect To see the
west part ofTcxas. or borders Of Coahuila
and Texas, peopled with Europeans while
inc polNldNpIl III VIZ CuSlcTH part Will DC
composed of Anglo-Americans Fortunate
", the Germans end British are great low
ers of political ieedOm; otherwise future
collision might take place between them
aud the other settlers Of Texas. Identity
of principle will, IN the course Of time, no
doubt, amalgamate those typographical
neighbors: then interests will become com
mon, and we may therefore confdety look
TO mutual cooperation.
The Colorado company, of which the
trustees are J. r. Childs and Joseph Je.sup,
passes next under review. The only grant
TO ]. {. Bealcs) contained 10000 shares Of
1000 acres each, making 2O,O0O.OO0 acres,
which probably cost half cent, 100000,
aud is now selling Tor two and half cents,
and is rapidly advancing IN price.
The Galveston Bay company possesses
about 10 100000 Of acres the tracts are
put up IN parcels or "labors" Of III acres
each Or IN leagues Of i44G acres cach.-
The trustees or managers are Anthony Dcy
George Curtis and VIM. II. Summer. Esq.
This land now sells at 3 10 8 cents per acre.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-03
From the augusta Chronicle.
GREAT CONFEDERATION

A fire broke out in this city, this morn
ing. which has laid about 10 stores in ashes,
besides the dwellings and out buildings at
tached. 1t commenced ab out o'clock in
the coopers shop of MIR Duffy, in the rear OF
Mr. BENZ. Pyne's store, and near the Plant
er's Hotel.
Among the sufferers are Messrs Noise and
Cohen, Kiburn and Harper, j. M. Cooper
and Son, Robert Walton, Esq, Mallory &,
Davis, Isaac Henry, Esq, Mr. Turban, NJ.
Nelson G. b. 8. N, Holland, Mr. Thomas
Barrett, Mr. Freeman, Dir F. NJ. Robertson;
]. g. J. Luke, ]. q w. Hopper.
al the goods and furniture with triflng
exceptions, were saved from the buildings,
but part of them afterwards burnt in the
street-in which loss probably all partci-
pated, in about equal proportion TO the guam
tity of each. The entire loss is estimated
at about $4,000, and the insurance at a.
bout two thirds.
The Planters Hotel, as well as the build
ings on the Opposite 'sIoc or broad ...a.,
were in great danger, and often on fire, and
saved only by the great exertions of the
citizens
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-03
RUTLAND COUNTY TEMPERANCE
SOCIETY.

Al meeting Of :he Executive COMMITTEE q the lot.
LAM County Temperance Sociey held al RgtGnI on te
Jon day OF December in5tagt II
Rfsytt'd, Lat mseus VI sad Society be holden Of
the tolgre uto1al Church Ia Ca,tletoB on the soco
luarsI4y-beiSs ae l@th day Oi JOauary next, a. 10
O'Clock 4 n.
Aol ss that the following l1i eets be assigned 10 the
ini ltuals wIose names are annexed hereto resccte
y. iog dacussoa ~ ssid Hleting, 10 VT;
Let. Oa Ae 1fqGge ia hfoIicatiag Driaks.
Hon Wh. &. kITmDGa, FsfIa,cu.
.. o. tie use Of Intoxicating D,iats.
Rev. HAnEY CuaTis, Biandoa.
3. o. he.N No P.,3gc,
Rev CoEalLUs 4. Tn5nA., Brandon.
4. o. he Obligation Of .H1sLey, 10 al. De Lv fl,j,
Ftedge.
Rev. Nv MITCHELL Rutland.
H. A. io1 q e. ,ecte! that oihen wei be ,rspass,i
10 pail f@'- a. The seUssu.l thtls snd othtr psr-
ia"l faDJe-i ma. may enc before the s.eeti1g "a
to"n particularly Ieared % sad legales from t,er
fespeot't r,reci, sn tsch As 49,. be eesfa 10 attend.
sI1 Tue Seeretares eltuc Societies are 90, 4es.e 10
such ti@isies Nil be esefgl TO- sn1 % srt ts na,
u iairs desIees 81 becoming nss4beri o. iLm sseiety
~ order q!
D. =LAsOE. Chai.nsa1 ofC
w hoFEiss s.f'tfug, n c. rs.
Evg.ai, De-. = 1885.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-03
Aaron Reeds Estate,

,,! siaie Of ie,mo"L 'HpnE Hon the Prot., Court
~ '1ti y ""snd 50 - ior the District Of Rutland,
10 me heis and legaees ef .laron sed late Of Rfand
dtced,ed, Cp..,,.a
UHHtas, WILLIAM HUMPHREY, administrator with
The VIII annexed Of the estate Of the ssd Aaron Reed
nat" represented 4" this cou that personal estate Of
the 'ald deceased, u insufficient 80 pay his debt. by is
'un Of seven hundred dollar and hath applied Tor H.
ccnte 10 cell much Of The real estate Of ssd deceased
rs wl pay said sum and the aud charges Of settling
ed a estate
Jh"ctorc, You are hereby notified 10 appear before
NC PROBATE Court at session thereof To be holden Al
the probate office ia Rutland the first Monday Of Feb
ruary next, nod show good the nary or give
bonds, said shall direct for tho payment of said
deb's-othor"ise the aid Hdmiuistrsior will then be H.
c,'eu ana authorized TO sell much Of the real estate
~ said deceased, viii be sui lieut. H. pay the hiorvrH
un ana all legal costs sni chSrgesand that the pu
'a"n OF copy OF tbs orlor three week.
!" 'he huanl iota i, printed Rutlaud ss soon as
may be, shall be sufficient notice 70 all concerned
Given under my han1 sni The seal of said probate
IT, 81 court at Rutland, this 29h day of Dscenlef,
A. ID. 1886.
H. n. 3OPSLEE. R,ei,te,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-03

Every thing tbs' taf hs. gone on mosl su'r-
e,ouly and Ne have cscfy reason io believe THAI
N. PROJECT ~il 20 lof~std si:hooi DELAY. The
securing Of NJ lsnard :, 81 Tie moot favorable
r,,cstp.isnocs lhsi c5uil be Imagined. 10 ihe bret
pl.ce be ~ perfectly scqusinirs s'ih The whole 'u-
.,nc,s pertaining 10 the manufacture Of sugaf ha'-
ine bVen msn, var. eufsFed n u. lie vas the
as, a, hcfsr, stated. who extracted sugar from
the beet root Ia France aud s0me oi the fret
eb,,.tahaed be presented 10 Napoleon. In the
,,e,t place, be 10 man ~ science. having fuli
knowledge 81 chemistry which is very mporian,
IA tic business. Furthermore. the public feel con
hscncc ia him from b,s expcr "a the business,
and hey will have loss hesiiunoy to iusest Their
money in The stock Of the company. than they
would Il l,s operations were Ia be IN The bands OF
thoso who sto only theoretically acquainted with
ihc business NJ lsnsrd intends TO bring with him
fumFrance two OF three mcu acquainted with the
practical details Of the manufacturing process. The
committee ha,e secured vi lsnafd for five years
and he Is TO own ,euth OF the stock Of the com
ysby.
Our farmers feel interested o. the PROJECT, as well
they may and some Of our capitalists enter into
the scheme vl,t slscHy, and have confidence in
its success.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-03
Arirfta Smiths Estate.

STATE of bermont } n + Probate Court LoIion
Dnfrnt Of Rniand as Ia at Ruiani within ana fof
san district on the u day Of January A. -. 1896.
Present. IN. nan, Judge,
40 instrument purporting TO bo the ad Wll aud To.
tnme"i e" Arima Smith late Of Clarendon ia ~ ji.t,
deceased beng presented 20 the here by Enoeh
sm'h and Nathan J. smiih, the execution therein "a
hr prnbaie, itii
Ofgtfed by sail court that al persons erea there.
~ BE notified 10 appear at session Of ,si court Ia he
holden 81 the probate Office Rutland On the Gs, Nos
Jay Of FshrnHry next aud show csusr IL bny they nav
pave "sei'i The probate Of sad Will ti which purpose
'ofhtt "idcfei that copy % The record Of ih,
.ef he published three weeks tgoce..ysy ia IN. Ru
Herald printed 81 Ruiisnd, sooa hs maybe
true copy II record,
Attest H. n. 7OHSLER. R,gis,,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-03

worthy clergyman OF England died few years
SINCE and ny his will bcq1eaihcl the principal part
OF his property to his only daughter on condition
expressed IN the following words
But as my daughter Anae--hath not at.
tended to my admontions. respecting the filthy
' 'o"u s"sto"s. &c draSAing Hilh naked elbo.ys
my WIN Is that IN case che persists IN SO pross n
violation Of female deceLcy, the whole of the prop
ertY devised to me, a. aforesaid, and intended as n
provision for her future life shall 20 TO tho oldes,
son OF my sister Csrolnc--and his heirs. 70 those
Who may say that this rest rciion is severe. an
swer that an indecent display of personal hab.
ments IN woman, is certain indication Of intellec-
tual dcprayty.'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-03

Editorial UaCidre The wa,fafe Which has
bceu csrrcj on here for some weeks between the
Edncrs ~ tie Express and Journal u Commerce
Is N far way 60 be adjusted 10 couu Of Law
the Editors II ihc latter have commenced colt fot
bel. The queries which appeared iu the Esrrers
addressed 10 Sc Hale the senior editor OF ihg joar
ual, are said to have emanajcd from the pen Of a
celebrated Divine in your State not far from ae
Conuect,cu; fger. think the result Of ihis affair
Will prove rather Improbable TO all parties. The
Express has obtained much credit Tor its Loldness
and It's patronage is rapidly increasing Is cor
tauy taking the ,ead Of the other public journals.
~. J. Corcop0adca, Of tie Cohmtila CmARd.
Mr. Hale the senior Editor of the New York J..
81 Commerce has brought an action against tie
I'd iors of the New York Express Townsend
and Mr. Utouks-for libel Ia the Express last
week were a series 4 qacsl ons, put To the senior
editor Of Tie Journal ouqniring whether he could
name nHn wbo had committed repeated forgcrics
ia Boston aud had been ticte convicted of crimes
which ought TO have consigned hin, 10 the State
Prison, and who only escaped his deserts through
respect for hs father, sc. Mr. Townsend, one @.
the editors 1T the ENmess asserted 90 the floor Of
the Exchange that Mr Hole one of the editors ui
the Juurrel th~ Tit-'--s. that lie had
boon puty of the black critnes alleged. aud he
f (Mr ~ could proVe II. The Express If Morduy
reiterated the charges, and again challenged H.
gal investigation. Ii viii be instituted " y
Irascrpi
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-03

THE TGiuNrH or ooAREcT r,INuriEs uN cos
aINcID ~ TaE uour tror. The city OF New YORK
member 10 their Legislature. The result was a
glorious triumph Il the Wings. The Wing can.
dIJs,o was csupcd by l2io msJoriy Thus has
,hc Tamnsn, Nao Bufeu iscnou been beaten With
in the compsss Of the smoke Of ito own Wigwam.
This. Ike ihe defeat Of the Jackson party IN the
nciehborhood Of the Hermitage must occasion una
ny signs aud pangs. 90 dear. what can the mat
ter be ?"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-03

1 in the debate on the removal Of NushngtoH's
'romoins, in the House Of Representatives, Mr. How
ard Of Maryland, related the following interesting
historical anecdote ;--"Whon the British feet was
passing Up the Potomac with hostile intent, during
the laet war, the commander directed that when he
arrived opposite Mount Vernon, he should be III
formed Of the fact. When he was told that tie
ship was passing the tomb Of Washington, the Off
GERS assembled upon deck, and passed by uncover
Cd and in silence"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-03

importation Of Hay. 1t forms a curious item in
Tie agricultural commerce Of this country, that We
are now exporting hay TO America vesse, is
about to sail with cargo of 10 600 stones of hay
rom Aberdeen, aud larger viii follow from the
C'yde' Oi course we are lee 10 presume that the
'rosses have been subjected u the compression Of
the hydraulic presses. aud that Tho bulk has been
thus redu- d. Eaghat paper.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-03
Commissioners, Notice.

wv no SUD ef being sppooted by the iIo1 Pro-
~ u"'e or Tor the District % RuilaaI eoninis-
'''' 10 feege sss'nins and sdjati al cams and de-
"'"'' % ali perOns sy'inr, the estate Of
GIDEOE BLEL,
sts Of 81 lJsioa so sai dfci ecesss tepftssntsd
lslte7t, aul airp 30 caius su3 demans exhibited ~
oH.'t itsrtip ~1i fik monihi from tie 28th day u
70 ip b. allowed by tsiI court Gf that purpo,s
W. o. therefore hereby gave notice that ~ attend 10
he blfnets q our sai sPp0oiHsHt. u the dWeiiisk
hoIse Ol Lucy Bus saii hiiieio~a tie last Mon
is} 'i Jaau.ry sgl 'erool Monday Of Fsbrssry ssAJ
rom oeocl aatH f9uf O'Clock ~ n on each u rsI
days.
THEOPHlLDs CLaRE.l c....,...-
JICOB BrRNiI8M N. ''"'''''''''>'"
Dsisd At h'diieiswn the z0b day II Dessabsf A.
ID. 1880.