Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-06-06
From the MiddIev,lIe journal Of May IS.

/ From the Vaudeville Journal Of May IS.
j The CHERoKEEs.-We regret to lear
that violence has been already commute
by the Cherokees within our limits. d
John Bruster, late Surveyor General
the State, has fallen victim to their no
tility. His ferryman was killed it is sta
ed, a few hours previous, atthe ferry fror
whence they proceeded to his house
His body was pierced by four balls. d ~
CosT OF a RIoT.-1 is estimated tina
the cost of the late riot in Philadelphia
will amount to about S75, 900, to be PAL,
by the city. We should think it altogeth
er probable, that those who pay taxes viii
find it for their interest to take pretty eff
Client measures for preventing such thing.
in future.-Christia Sec. <e a~.. =
Professor Knowles, it is stated, fell q
victim to imperfect vaccination. The
venerable DR.. Pearce, of Brookline. Mass
mentioned ia his funeral discourse on Sun
day before last, as caution against i'm.
perfect vaccination, that the Professor oae
cinated himself whilst at college, and trust
ed too much to the success of the opera.
tion.-Christion Sec. -.
SLAYER CAPTURED.-The Pavo, ar
rived at New Orleans, reports spoke on
the 30th ult. off the Berry Islands, a Brit
ish man of war, which had two days pre-
viously captured SLAYER, with 500 slaves
On board, from the coast of Africa. 3.
A premium of two cents per pound i.
offered by the Legislature of Michigan
on all beet sugar manufactured in tn,
State, and the Legislature of Pennsylya
MIA has passed law allowing rewart
of twenty cents on each pound of Coo
oons raised in that State. 49,.
INSANITY IN NFw HAMPsHIRE.-Re
turns from Ia towns in this county show
the number of insane within their limit
to be forty. This, taken as an average
will give for the whole State more tkG;
$50 insane persons Can there be
stronger argument to show the urgent ne
cessity that the philanthropic efforts nov
making should succeed !-.Keene Sent.
FIRE IN ALBANy.-About o'clocl
A. M. on Friday morning fire broke GU
in the large carriage factory Of Mr. Jane
Goold in Union-st., and in short tim
consumed his buildings on Union an
Division stree,s-thence it extended t
several houses in Hamilton-street. Nj
Goods loss is heavy, estimated at $45
900, on which there was an insurance {
S20,00o.-Gospsl Witness.
THE DEAD COME TO LrFE.-It is state
in Western paper, that a daughter 6
Mr.. Williams, near Wilmington, Ia, die
of the small pox, or was supposed 10 b
dead. Having been dressed in her grav
clothes, and laid out in the usual manner
her friends sat up by her all night; b.
on the following morning she was foun
to be alive. 81 ! -: =.
To DRIVE BUes FROM vlNEs.-Th
ravage of the yellow striped bug on CT
cumbers and melons. may be efectuall
prevented by sitting charcoal dust owe
the plants. There is in charcoal som
properties so obnoxious to these trouble
some insects that they fly from it the in
slant it is applied. -.
RELIGIOUS PAPERS IN NoN-PRoFEsl
ING Christians cando gre;
deal of good by circulating religious pa
pers, in families which are not pious.-
The general intelligence, and the literar
department, and the practical moralit
which they present, will render them ipte
esting to those who have but little regar
for religion.-N.YEUan.
A NEW TERRIToRY.-The territor
of Wisconsin has been divided by law (
Congress, and all that part lying west ,
the Mississippi, after the third day of Jul
next, is to constitute separate territori;
government, similar to that of the othe
territories.
ADEc1DED MovE.-Near two hundre
voters of Hardin CO. KY have publishe
a pledge that they will vote for no candle
ate who treats at elections, or suffers othe
to do it for him, directly or indirectly. -.
little more of such nerve would soon max
election treats questionable.
The New-York Express says, B.
Thatcher, author of Indian Biograph!
now lecturing in London, stated lately tn
he had discovered the identical press
which Franklin worked when with Watt
on his first visit to London. 1t is no Ion!
er used, but the owner has refused seven1
guineas for it as curiosity.
An Ourang Outang, recently import'
into Salem, Mass, from Borneo, was so
at auction yesterday, by John Tyler, f
one thousand dollars.
A Baltimore paper says, human skt
eton has been brought to that city fro
the Rocky Mountains, near the head "
ters of the Missouri, in height eight fe
nine inches, and weighing lso. pounds.