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STATE OF TER.WO.NT,. J
CHTTENDEN County, IS,

CHITTENDEN COUNTY, SIS,
HNO the Hon. the Probate Court for the
l. District Of Chittendcn, Comes John
Haselton, of Westford, in SAID District, and
shews that he is legal guardian OF Hannah
X. Haselton, and Clarlssa M. Haselon
female infants under the age of eighteen
years, both of the town of Westford afore-
said, that the said Hannah II. is seized in
her own right in fee of certain parcel Of
land situate in Westford in the District of
Chttenden, described as follows, to wit:
Beginning IS l2 100 rods up the river from
the north line of lot No. "a in the % divis
ion, thence up the river to the big brook so
called, thence up the brook to the line Of
lots, thence north 600 east ~ rods to o
stake, thence north 100 west 80 rods to a
Stake thence north 600 east 4 rods to a
stake thence south 100 east " rods TO the
place of beginning, containing about 81
acres and four rods of and---and that a sa lie
of said parcel Of land would be conclusive o
the best interest Of the said Hannah R.
Therefore he prays said Court to grant him
license unC empower him IN sell the said
land. And that the said Clarrssa Nj. /.
seized in her own right in tee % certain
parcel Of land, situate in Wcstford in the
District of Chit enden, described as follows,
to wit: Beginning on the east side of the
highway 40 1900 rods from the north
linc Of lot No. SO, in the Sd division, thence
700 east 100 rods to the river, thence up
the river 90 rods to stake thence north 100
west ~ rods to a stake, thence north 600
east l6 rods to 4 stake, thence 100 west
81 l6-l00 rods to the highway, thence
northwardly on the highway IL 1900 rods
to the place of beginning. containing about
II acres and three rods of land-and that q
sale of said parcel of land would be condu :
slve to the best interests of Clarissu NJ. -
Therefore he prays said Court to grant him
license and empower him to sell the sa id
land. And your petitioner will ever pray.
JOHN HASELTON
Guardian of Hannah X. Haselton aud Of
Clarlssa M. Haseton.
Burlington, July IL, 1888.
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Moses Ayers Estate.

YKNO the Hon. the Probate Court for the
Z District of Chittenden, comes the sub.
scriber iiuldah Ayres administrators of the
estate of Moses Ayres, late of Milton, de-
ceased and represents that the personal
estate Of said deceased will rot be sufficient
to pay the debts thereof and expenses of
settling said estate and hereby makes ap-
plicatlon to SAID Court, for licence TO sell
said estate for hat purpose
HULDAU AYRES, admir-.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-07-27

WHITE aud SOUND Teeth are 0otn an
w ornament and blessing. The best
security for their advantage is to be found
in the use OF the
BRITISH ANTISEpTYC DENTRIFICE.
This elegant Tooth Po,cder, with very
little use, eradicates the Scurry in the
gums, and prevents the accumulation of
Tarier, which not only blackens, but
loosens the teeth, aud accelerates. their
decay. The Dentrifice thus removes the
prevailing causes of offensive breath, pre-
serves the healthlness and lloridness OF Tue
gums, and renders the teeth beautl'Iy
white. Price so cents. ~
None genuine unless signed on inc ou'S'% ~
printed wrapper by the sole proPrts,lor, ~ ~
Room, over No. 90, Court.strcet, near Con-
cert Hail, Boston, and also by his special ap-
pointmont, by j. s. j. Ii. PECK " Co.
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THE HONEST CORDWAINER.

BY b. BROWN, ESQ.
In the days Of my boyhooh q recollcct well,
And others doubt the same story can telD,)
Our tradesmen were homesl:-no one tliot of cheat.
ing,
And what is still stranger, they al went 10 meeting
There was shoemaker Lot;
] remember The spot,
And the bench where he sot,
With his strap on his knee
lie was upright and idir,
Ay, exact 10 hair,
And faithful old Cordwainer lie.
On moonshiny night, Thanksgiving was coming, J
mounted in haste Uncle Jrremys mare;
'OH Dobbin," said !, "let your trutlers be drum.
ming
Toward Uncle Lots" and she soon had me there.
o, good Uncle Lot,
remember the spot,
Aud the bench where he sof,
With his strap on his knee -
Our shoes were all ready,
For me and for Nediy,
Aud Sa lily and Heity,
And Dolly and Betty,
What faithful old Cordwainer he,
Then. there was the stitching. so strong and so nice;
Why, the threads held The leather as firm as a vice
There was none Of your pesging, and none of your
mailing,
And there was no fretIing no scolding, no railing.
When Shoemaker Lot,
lie worked on the spot,
Which never forgot,
With his strap on his knee,
How strong he would sew then
An, could he now show them,
What faithful old Cordwaner he.
Eat las nowadays, how changed is this matter,
OId honesty seems TO go begging about
FOR one scarce has coat, or II shoe, or a garter,
That last more than three weeks before its worn out,
o, that some Uncle Lot
Would again take The spot,
Aud the bench where he sot,
With the strap DER his knee;
who would work al the trade,
And have shoes duly made,
No cheat and no cozen,
No p- by the dozen,-
How useful Cordwaner he.
Our good Uncle Lot lately took his departure,
And went 10 inhabit the Land oil the Leal.'
No doubt but his soul will there find better quarter,
But then he has left us all down at the heein
., best Uncle Lott
do verify wot
You will ne'er be forgot,
Nor the strap on your knee,
Your making your mendng,
Nor all your waXending,
A1eu, Uncle Lot, now TO thee.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-07-27
THE SUB-TREASURY BILL.

THE SUB-TREASURY BILL.
AN EPiGRAM.
With pains and lhroes TO light disclosed
The creature born alive,
Took all the care the nurse could spare
To help it 10 survive.
Tho held in lap and fed on pap
And handled on the knee,
Its sore distress IN view Of death
Twas pileous TO see.
With all il gets, 'iis worms and fits
Harrass'd It's span of life,
Tho anxious Wright by day and night
Periorm'd the careful wife,
Twas so distrest for want of rest
So troublesome to keep,
Most ,ctors tlo't rs how il ought
BE sent to its last sleep.
We can, afford, said they 7 DO bored
TO keep the wretch alive,
So gave il pills the wretch 10 kill
A hundred twenty-five. j
Huntington, July IA, 1888.
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MEDICAL LECTURES.

THNtE Medical Lectures at DARTMOUTH
Il COLLEGE, Hanover, n. H.. will CON
mence on Thursday, the second day OF
next August and continue thrtogn week
.4,.ltomy. Srrg"'y AMI Obstetrics, ty r D
MUssEY, Nj. ID.
Physioiogy .Materia .uedica and .oIedical
Jurisprudence, by DANIEL OLIVER
M. ID.
Theory and Practice of PhySic, by ]. della
MATER, M. ID,
Chemistry and Pharmacy, by o. ?, HUE
BARD, Nj. ID.
Demonstrations in .4natomy, by N, Won.
cEsrER, Nj. ID.
Lecture Fees, $50. Matrculating Fee, So
,June |. 1888.
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GROCERIES.

n POTTER, has just received from
~. New York an extensive and well
selected assortment of West India Goods
and other Groceries, which are offered to
the public on better terms than articles of
equal quality can be purchased elsewhere
IN this village. This stock comprises the
best articles of
TEAS, PEPPER
COFFEE SPICE
SUGAR GINGER
MOLASSES LIQUORS., ofall
kinds, and, in short, the whole list oil
Family Groceries. Call and see.
Burlington. July s, 1888.
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WINDOW SASH.

If-E-'z- --sz--s:ii-l-.-@zz=l JU ST received l.
!: !: !: !: ] / 4:
h 90 & 24-7 by 8
i easements Of SASH a
i first rate article. al
4 81 and 81 cts. pei
\ ! light. Also. all kinds
4 and sizes, furnished
II \ 10 order.
s-Ssn lr-r-i''r'1'i 'a-',i;'-EI Ticonderoga Black
Lead, first rate article, for sale very low,
together with great variety of other articles,
as cheap as can be found at any other esiab.
ishment in the place. GEO. Peterson.
BURLINGTON, June 10, $685. [
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Goelick's MatchIess Sanat,ve.
For sale by CYRUS JOHNS.
June 90 3m Agent for Huntington, W.

g UMMER STOCKS, Linpen and Cot.
- ton Gloves, Suspenders, Buff Vestng,
Llhnen Drilling and a variety of other
stufs for gen,lemens summer wear, by
WAIT g. TABOR.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-06-21

a eogrupi EKeruiiEr! Tree. il mar &.
said ihai il Is nal Wilhin tie range q
probability thai he soanlry Hill sss,
agsin Be cursed Nth rulers % proaia.ss
and abandoned. = Eh0se sho NV. -
LATELY bare suayi bur ll.rre i p0ssis..,.
~ u ii-anj sgainsl iha'. il j. The psr,
81 wisdom and palriVllsla. hy al mean,
10 provide"
A Ike argumeni hslds good. however.
against slI institutions. Erl,giaus or pol,.
IieaL chrisiisniiy lride he lnqnisilso-.
The fires 10 burn mailyEs. The = Ars innu.
mersble On is areounil has heen honibly
peFverrd II iimes.-buI af the great ra..l
Il has done. of iis s5snluie necessity Ear
Ihe proper government of man. IL is only
the IniiirI Loco Faros int iOubl. =
government IL "ilen perverted 10 he
worst nf purposes. bot tie saIsl FIRM Il
government j. better Than nuae II sll. A.
= Federal Government j. necessary IaT
lhe salutlTy government nf 90 comlrdr.
rated States. ia combine the Whole IN ons
grand Uninn. 80 = Federal Bank hesons,
nsrrsssry lar lie salu'ary gaveTnmsnl n
lie cuTrrnry II lhese states. 10 Troiuee
unity and order from confusion.
" D. RyPrsss.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-06-21

a. shoss W0Tds we're UTTERED, de SPEAKER
lsll he chair. snd as he dssssndsd. dfsS
his bowie knife. having blade nine inch.
es long. Mr.. A. then lsil hls seal. and
drew bis knife. blade twelve inches long.
advanced towards The sPeaksE-houEish.
ing The knife-made tM0 passes. and
struck him on The arm. Wilson retreat
ed . few paces. and a. he was in Ihe ct
of again advancing. Anthony threw his
knife and afterwards . chair 81 him.
Wilson then rashsd towards Anthony.
who immedialrly picked NJ another chair
20 defend himself. Wilson caught II.
made a thrust with his knife underneath
the chair, which entered Anlhony' Z
beast, Mho Immediately cell and expired.
The trrdicl Of Ihe jury Was " Guilty
Of exsusshle homicide" The prisoner
was Ihen discharged.
In speaking oi Majur Anthony, the Go
ze,le observe. he was m officer u ihs
var If 1917 with Great Britain. and was
one Of lI,e gallant defenders al Fort san
dussy; subsequently, served in The Greek
War, untler General jackson. where h'
acquitted himself in such a manner. a. Il
give entire satisfaction TO that distinguish
Cd military chief"
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WHERE FROM! WHERE BOUND!
from the New yofk EkpIess

As when a ship has bern navigating il
doubtful sea. driven by gales. i, il use-
I'll 10 trace out its course upon chart; sn
IL Is useful To mark out on the chart Of
these times the rnute we have taken TO
reach the land where we now think We
are.
In 1929. The American Ship Of State
set sail under the cnmmand Of General
Jackson as Captain, and Mr.. Calhoun
as Male. manned by Mr.. Van Buren,,
hessrs. Blair. Kendall. Eaton and others.
The old route over The sea. traced out BY
Washington aud Madison, was before
'hen' but they thought they must try the
experiment "f a uew irark.
Ia 1897, ..i:Gp Hss ,nI''ny nn bo.fJ
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4 cGraing 10 Eyachas.-A suit has
lately been decided III Iis YszOl cmeull
CouIi. Mississippi. which had its origin
during tie lynehirg ie'er IN ls35. aud
il WHICH llie plainliiI. . sn.ieIe' lrnm :ie
mob. has obtained verdict fOr damages
To the amount "f fisan thousand dollars.
According I" the account oi tie esss, -
published in the Manchester Wig, ihe
pls,nuif. Justice Shakry. Was . mssis.
lgsle al the time of The ouI breaking. Tie
las q large slayehuider, had lived in tie
couuiry moIe Than thirty years. aud p"s-
srssea sn unb!emished reputation; aud
yet because this justice was not Satisfied
as 10 tie gg;li al an individual brought
tefnre him an the charge 81 helns an &C.
complete In tie anticipated Instruction.
the n,ub innk IL into their heads he vas
also implicated. and thai tie proper mode
ii prere, ding would be tn Us nch him 81.
80. This, however, says the Wing,
"pro,cd 4 ilieuli undermining" Tie
resuluGe justice. v ho had acted IN arc0I.
lance with lis oah oI office. refused u
surrender himself 10 the ASSISTANTS. aud
barred his dnnr against them, plaring
himself in a defensive attitude. The
patty attacked his house by shooting
through doors anil Windows, and Mr. -.
with his vile aud chil,'r, n. vas exposed
TO al inccsssa. ire ui ii1ss. The balls
passing through tie house in various III.
reeiihns. lie, however, had his rifle al
hand, aud made good his defence, killing
one of the party, although ha,!ly woun-
lied by rife ball ~ liz left arm. Il
IS stated that lis he'd. in Whrh lay a
young child. was literally shot 10 pirc, :,
and by a miracle the child rsrapeI Ut
hurt.
ualer such circumstance. il is highly
gratli!irg To see 'hh justice. ,hough -.
her nrdy, Ia. a: lergt1 teen melted out.
The attacking parry tas" brought t'te,n-
sel' e. under the ncCessiy uf PAVING such
dan.agrs as vii Gouh !, 3 make them a
little Cautious i..Srailuf in rxcrullhg tue
mandates : { Judgr Lynch.
v. O. Pieoyw3e.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-06-21

Esa'i orNr>e.sioc 10, rrfson.- THIS
Revolutionary worthy. wLn.c umarka-
hl" lie is skeirhri IN Kcnncd, 5 admirA-
he novel. rulislei " Il1r>r-,i.ne Robert.
son." died IN Tusralnmsa COUNTY. Ala. IN
the y b Mt aged 20 years. LIS name Is
james I."brt'snu. hut lie was university
kH""a as Horse shn. X .bcrlsnn. Ills
"'lr died all ~; !nmr lnna.ts brlnTc hrn.
they h"i"g lived irge,l.rr mute Than hall
\ craiury.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-06-21

jRId Ercelim'.-A nervous writer in
tie Rirhm"Hd Nhig, Wha signs hims' Il.
and h" evidently -. " 1 friend al Sta,e
Risht'." says that Me-. Calhoun tri,s tie
scSH""hdsrd Leadol that party. it seem.
:" harebt' s"rp",ed. a. a mauet II
COARSE. liza ths Whole party should lave
I"ll""ed It's iugltman. but. says tie
writer. " in "uf manual cxrfrisr. iit.e 10
n" precedent f,f pas.ins, 4, urc mu:lnn.
hnm charge hsynncl'' To "e,nurd
srm~.' The l"cerricmain. by which Mr.
Calhoun himself ACHIEVED this feat. las
as, 'ni.lrs! both friend and iie. ~.
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T;rn,-It is gratif, in, n l. am In,

Tfro'--It is CRAFTY ins To !. arm il's.
tie Texan Cnngsrss have fused to with.
d'aw heir ap;lsr lin fnr annexat,ua to
tie altcd *''tes. Tie q"os,;on, how
ever, was decided orIy ny N ,iority Il
ona '"ic. I'hi. might surprise. Il ii roail
nor l.c accounted tor by The fact, that
Trxts Ic"ls herself arsrieycJ BY tho
Indifference manifested by our 20 era-
meni tpw4rds The rro. o,c,l union.
.Ncw Cr,eaas BuHs'i1.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-06-21

from Zee Cherokte Cowa'.v.-Wc
learn. through .lc medium Of anl!,tu,;c
publications III tie Georgia Recorder ri
the 9th irstrnt, that Major General Scott
proceeded to carry iato effect his orders
I" utiIgs-ihc ChcrohecS. afr the 23d u!.
Itm", 10 evacuate thc territory heretofore
held hy them within tie l!miis Of q e
stale oil Georgia. Ills IN asnres me; no
resistance. On the 20ih. he had under
Lls cQntrol tree thousand Indians: and.
beIor' this time. il is supposed thai nJt a
wandering Indian remains within tie ics.
II DRY Of Georgia. I he manncr in which
this DUTY has been discharged By that ,.i..
'inguIslicd General is praised lor its hin.!.
acss, humanity, and lrcc,Iou from , TO-
lcnre. This inf rmaii"n is gratifying;
Tor sarely there is cnough To appeal To
the public sympathy in the ,les, my of
these original Ior,!s ul the soil. wltnou;
aiding 10 II unnecessary violence.
We rrjoicc. f,,r the SAKE Of oar fellow
citizens Of Georgia as well as fnr tia, Of
The Indians. that, so Car, all goes on as il
cocs, with as little difficulty as could pos
sibly have been hoped. The tico,gi ans
themselves appear to lie siactrcIy graiili
ed that IT has So turned out; and the lrirnls
OF tie Indians, " hu cannot enter in:o ali
tic feelings OF the GcoTsians aud n,!.es
>oHihe:nrrs On the subject, vi | We, not
less rrJoire than they, that the pol ~ of
The Gov crnmcat dccs no. eld in b'o1l.
Ma. fReHige.crr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-06-21

Tie prospects fom the growing crois
IN tie West and South West arr glonmy
IN tie extreme. The Spring Ia. bfea
cold. Wet aud nnf.vonrabe to vegetation,
aud the c'nsc1urnrc -. that in some sec.
lions of Al, h~ma Eirc.tcn'ls Of the curt.,a
crops ar" said 10 be bestowed. md I'll
those lanir,s Is o have sc, d arc rngss.
Cd IN rcrs.n.ing ,.rir VIII lie crops.
Wilmington ode.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-06-21

1Fssouri.-Escn in Missouri. hill.ps,o
tie head quarters Of Rsaionism, ,l.sss
aplesEs 70 be 20 great = change lhsr :,
tie next sleclian. which Iskss rlarr il
August fW menbets af c0agrrss. lie
Wings VIII carry Ihr dar. The Wig
candidates are Messrs. Wilson and Alien.
Ben'oa's pfsdIIinns about guld lowing
up the Mississippi have nnI brrn iulf..
lei. and tie Te"p'e ARE growing di,sa,,is.
Ged. Thu following Is iTom tie 81.
l.oais Bnllriin.
TIE Pro,gse'.-wr say t. tie Wings
in tic crea'est sircsrIy Of Heart. ia,
tie Signs of pD.itral reformation are
frightening Throughout tie state. flan
every fusrirr glad lidlng arr daily eeu.
ing in, "and If ne nnly put fmsh an
energy worthy NJ llr great cause" Mis-.
soufi ~ 10 Is-selo the shouts of rieiurr.
aud stand side By side with those stale,
'ha, have successfully balllri lur the roa.
situation and lhr l,ws. Let hope and
c"ifdenre rsrFadc our breasts; lrl .,
make oHe great rally, sud the laiihiul sen.
Ilnrls IT the people may proclaim that III
IL safe. Every man must prepare fur tie
contest. and every enc mist do his duiy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-06-21

The only reasonable areunen, or al.
vanced against NstIunal Bank, We fin
III The Richmond Wiz:
a" We cannot l"rges (says the whis)
That. II the late Uai.ed States Bank h d
Ieag"ei with Anircw Jacks VI, which i,
might have done. il ii had ben corrupt.
the liberties Of The country would have
been placed in imminent pPril+: and re-
membering this, we Cannot bur fear tina, =
new Bank will take warning from the lae
ol the old one, and will never permi, an,
srrnples Of virtue. or any regard for III,
public welfare, 10 end.nger its existence
"a /" H. ga say: ilsc.t d! le.gna. ~ h
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-06-21

C"n0!im .A2air9--I.nrd Dalara has
isSned a pc'clametio >, Offering 4 rcwar I
OF l,oOGf. Tor TAG con, iciion OF an, ri IL.
persons engaged in the attack Oh the Sir
'obest Peel. lie prorlim his de cr,ni-
na'Ion to protect the frontier from all az
gIessIon, by placing sufficient military
force along tnp ling; and exho Is MI Bit.
rs" subjects carefully T. ahst lin from .ny
ac's Of retaliation The news oI the al
tack upon the Amer ~ staanlboa, relc-
graph had not reached Que5ec. Eik.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-06-21

HortLy # Imitation The last L..
gisiatnrr II Virginia passed an act ato.
l'shirg tie hatharnus punishment II brsn!.
ing ia the hands practice Whirh has
been too long permitted u disgrace the
Penal Code. Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-06-21

The New York Times says. &" Every
prominent act of the administration las
hecn violation of tie principles upon
which Mr.. Van Iiurrn came into power.
As member of General Jarkson's adj
minis:ration in 1891, he stood pledged
against the Sub-l'rrasury scheme, as
measure disorganihing and revolutions
ry--subvers'vc Of the principles Of our
government, and Of its entire practice
from 1888 to this tlay'-as a measure
which would incalculally enlarge the
powers Of the Executive, and exposed
the public treasure to be pIanlered by an
Inn r"d hands we're one cannot uow
al! Il,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-06-21

\ GcoTAna. or mo lrl in relief. Of the
whole nE Frln"c. is b. iag constructed
IN n garIca at Mon; ongc. u:rr tha Der
ricre du Naiaa. It. will he 1000 yar-!s
square, aud viii rcprrsca, al The different
chains o! IN 'uu,ains. tie land anl sea
boundaries. t',e bays AMI inl t., islands,
rircs lakes, and fDrests, the cities and
" n1ipaI bwns. with thcir public hnild-
mg7. III" fortre,ses ani military stations,
the ''i'isi"ns nf departments, the lines OF
high 70 nls, canals, railways, &c.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-06-21

TIE L,l|r II prA GAzpue nithc 23lin.t.
contains ful' and detailed account of he
Trial "i Colonel J,!n Wilson. lite S;,rak
or "i The Iioase of Representatives. and
member from Clarke roruty. tur the
murder III M1j1r J. J. Anthony. men,bcr
from thr c"uu'y nl r ,udn'rh. nn the 4 h
LAY "t December las. There were sIl
witnesses examined on heIlaI! rf the slate,
AMI two in behalf uf tie ac'usrd.
u aPPc1rs from the Testimony. that this
unfortunate occurrence orig MATED H. am
aiiusIou made by Mr.. Anihnny, with re-
gard t. the Real E=ia,r Bank. nf whrh
The speaker was president. The deceased
was spanking on bill relative 10 grating
premiums for killing wolves; the bill re-
CURED that an afii Iavit be made before a
magistrate previous TO the payment OF
premium.
Mr. Anthony moved to strike out the
word magistrate, and insert the '.presi.
dent OF The Real Estate Bank" The
Speaker Immediately asked, "dn you
mean 10 insuI. the chair! II y"u do. you
will take it back very quick" Mr.. A. dis
any insult, but observed that he
thought " The certificates should be sign !
~ y a'n,: ot .'el' '',s -" s.Iun
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-02-16

gress asking for more power you say the
existing laws are insufficient TO enable you
10 MAINTAIN the neutrality of the nation.
e the position you take is correct, then
the Government has grossly neglected i's
duty to Mexico, and she has just cause Of
war again US, and should she declare it
TO morrow, she could justify herself to the
world BY your own message.
D. Justice then by Mexico, ard if you
have not the frmness TO save US from the
disgrace of trucking to stronger power
for Heavens sake save US from the more
damnng disgrace Of tranpng on n weak
one. But ] have no fear Of war with
Mexico. for the consequences lie too near
the surface for eren you to overlook them.
Mexico it is true has no ships OF her own,
bnt in case Of the war, the little picaroOn
Of every nation would OF once engage in
her service. Hundreds of English priva-
,eers sailing under the Mexican flag, with
,aners, would prey upon our commerce.
and nearly sweep 1t from the ocean. You
would no doubt complain Justify of British
interference but what answer would you
ge,' II my subjects choose to sail under
the Mexican flag, that is their business not
with my people, to prevent them from
engaging in your wars, but if you can
catch them you may have them. This
would be the answer you would get, and
II would p'ac" You IN so Iudlcrous position
before the nation that you dare not risk
the consequences and we shall have no
war with Mexico.
Yon have no doubt made your calc,la-
ton of the effect your present course will
have on your popularity, and with your
accustomed care have cast the chances Of
a second election. "You have missed your
figure this time Mr.. Coniuror," or ] am
greatly mistaken, and the first moment
have leisure to look over your castings
will point out your mistake. | shall for a
short time have some others on nv hands,
but believe me when | assure you, you
shall not be forgotten for moment.
am yonrs RIENzI.