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CoNGREss. In the Senate, on Weducs.
dnv, Mr.. Prcu'lss gave notice that be
should, on the day following, ask leave to
bring in bill Ia prohibit, under suitable
penalties. the giving aud receiving, within
the District, of challenge to fgh, duel
In the II use, the following resolution.
were introduced by Mr.. Fairfield, OF Maine.
Resolved, That committee CONSISTING
Of seven members be appointed to invest,
cate the cau-es which led to the death OF
the Hon. Jonathan Galley, late a member
of tins House, aud the circumstances con
nec'rd herewith: and further to inquire
whether, IN he case alluded to, there ha,
not been breach of the privileges Of tins
House, aud to report thereon to this House
Resolved, Tia, said committee have
power to send for persons and papers, and
have leave to sit during the sessions of the
House.
The following resolution of instructions
was moved by Mr.. Norris, Of Pcnnsylva
MIA.
Resolved, That the select committee
tins day ordered be instructed to inquire
into the means more ell'actualy to suppress.
the practice Of duclllng, and report bill
for this purpose as early as Is practicable
In The debate upon the passage of these
resolutions, nearly the whole day was con
sumcd. Upon Offering the resolutions
above published, Mr., Fairfield made fe "
pertinent remarks urging their adoption
and expressing an earnest hope that they
would be adoGtcd without debate. Mr.,
John Bell, of Tennessee, opposed the pre-
scnlaIlon Of the resolutions, and hoped the
-ubjoct would be postponed one week, until
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-03-09
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FRIDAY MORNING, MARCno

The Canada, Ike tho Florida war, op'
ncars ,o be again at an end. The move
men, 10 which we allnded last week SEEN,
to have COME to very spr cdy, and all mast
ncrce n very wise, Termination. The loi
lowing statement cmbodcs the flcls sub
slantialy as we understand them.
Goa tho 2sh of Feb. lhey entered Canada, and
made Mr.. " els hru,c, in CadwcPs manor, Their
sead quarters, poh|'-hed the" declaration ana
procian,,ion and made arrangements to march
,ows,ls the Mi.~isuue Bav Every eXerl'on had
been NJ, ,de b, Gen wool, and those VIII, ac ed
with him TO preyent the different parties ol pdtrt'
OTIS, who were on their mn,ch TO jim Their friends
in Canada. um,eacNng their camp. Their arms
and ammunition had been seized aud detained by
the militia AZ different places 50 tat they hha not
ten rounds Of Used Ammunition to man lhPir
supplies OF provisions stopped, they had been
chased from place place to avoid r"IlS'"i' WIN
,hc;r republican mehrrn; their numbers reduced
C,om nlI these circumstances from 1000 to 300, and
in addition to al these dish arlcnlng circumstances,
intelligence reached DR.. Nelson, ~ their camp. by
letters from the west, that the expedition under
Mackenzie, had been abandoned. Gen. Wool
sent Them dispatches, stating that they would TIE
attacked hv force of royallsts, IL to II hund ed
States, he should oirr the troops under his COM
m,nd to Gte upon them, offering AT The same time
ia receive Their arms and give them protection II
they surren tered forthwith. vote was then taken
by those under arms whether they should accept OF
Gen. Woprs proposition and every soldier IN ihC
ranks. yoed in favor ofbajlc Their leaders were
of different opinion. Gen. WooFs proposition
was accepted"
This. we repeat, is the finale of tho win.
te,'s campaign, and tho patriots must wait
the operations Of time upon obstacles to'
formidable TO be overcome by force. They
need but patience and perseverance,
Their cause is Just and righteous, and must
poriousy triumph. at No distant day. Al
ready are the hy'nns of the Herald and IT.
clione fierce in their denunca,ions Of a.
who hesitate at their ultra l'lberaIity.-
elimination and reformation are already
rife. and twelve month will show more
bitterness ard hatred among different sec
tjon Of the present loyal party than has ever
been displayed by them toward the perSe
cu,cd patriots. The Courier has already
taken conservation ground, and refuses tc
suppor, the project for uniting the tive
proynces; for which It assigns reasons
These are pronounced unsatisfactory by a
committee Of citizens, and tho Courier /;
gently admonlshed ofthc fato Of The Viadl'
Gator. So they 60.
The Upper Canada movements have a.
dieolved into the alr--absolute'y too lnsig
n,fcon, to talk about. The 5000 men who
.cere to take Kingston, turned out to be
oil spectators. Only so volunteered for the
enterprise. The Detroit army. It is said
mustered $50, who took possession OF al
island near Maiden, bat were ultimately
driven back, and finally disarmcd and dis
persed by Gen, Brady. Bring me nc
more reports"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-03-09
How beautiful and eyared are the fol

loving sentiments of De Witt Clinton!
"Plca-urc is a shadow; wealth is vanity;
and power pageant; bat knowledge is
cX'a'lc IN enjoyment; perennial in fame.
unlimited IN space, and Infinite in duration
In the performance Of lis sicred Offices it
ltars 70 dnnger-spares no eXncperse-
omns no cXGrtioG. Il scales the mountain
looks INTO the voicsn,.-dlvcs into the
ocean-pertoratcs the earth--wlnrs its
fight into the sk,es--cnc relies the lobe -
explores sea and land--:ontempls'es the
Distant asccnds 10 the su,llme:- No place
too remote for It's grasp--no heavens too
exalted far is reach.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-03-09
Lord Gosfofd, and suite arrived at Bos,
ton, a few days since, By way OF Portland

Lord Gosfofd, and suite arrived a. Boss
ton, few days since, By way OF Portland.
The English and French papers are f,'l Of &C.
counts from Canada. The latest information hey
la received was Of the movements AT Butf'Io and
NAVY Island An immense meeting has been held
hy tie people of Leeds, al which resolutions were
passcd s,mpalhlsng with the Canadians, aud
means 10 induce the English Government 10 redress
the grievances of the Canadians.
The affairs OF Canada occnpy prominent place
in the London papers. The disposition and con.
duct Of the American government IN regard To these
disturbances, is generally appl luded. The Times,
however, thlnks we are preparing Tor war
The Paris correspondent Of he n. Y. Express
tmen,ions the following incident in regard to a gen.
leman of this city, who has been recently travelling
in Spain ALBANY daily Adrectiser.
"a column of the Carli.is arrested on the road,
Lord William Harvey, the first Secretary Of the
British legation in Madrid, aud sent him ulder es.
cort TO Cantavlei. NJ. Nllllers, the English min.
lister, immediately took measures to Obtain the re-
lease of his Secretary, who will IN all probability,
get on better than NJ. Townsend, Of Albany, an
1ttache Of the American legation, arrested, some
months ago, on his way to Andalusla. VI. /. was
Obliged TO pav a ransom Of seventeen hundred dol
lars, and had the modification TO see the bandit
commit 10 the flames Journal Of sis bundled
mage, he had kept during his stay in The counlrv
with several valuable Spanish manuscripts relative
TO the discovery Of America, which he had pur
chased in the country.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-03-09
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-03-09
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In Wes'lord, Feb, 20 h, Jcrom. aged 5 Years
ana 3 months, Al-o on the 2lsr, osephne, ace
10 months. son and daughter Of William Wood.
ih'y were both inferred in one gaze Though
parents and relatives mnurn the dearrure Of their
Ile friends, yet they hear The ,oc saving, suffer
utIe children 10 come unto m" aud ibld them not
for Of such is the kingdom Of hewu.
At Manchester, on the 2j;h Feb. AIR. Solomon
Nclhe!by, late of This town, aged G. Years.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-03-09
BISADSIcTES.

4 FULL aIIN,, compItIe asHIImeht OF
1A Broad Cioths>,of every dlour and
quality for sale cheaper hsr cash han ever
before oftred-'or 10 or Is daYsvery little
if any profit asked. Now Is tellme to
use your money. Apply at te Cheap
Cash Store. . r. HOWARD.
March 8, 1888.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-03-09
BIacksmith's, lIdgc-I'ool Ma
kers and Wheelrights, Attend ,

V1NlIE subscriber offers for sale low, and
n with long pay day, If required, two
story Tnphammer Shop, with watcr-powcr
sufficient for an extensive business Also.
two story House and five acres of land. all
situated in the centre Of Warren. Washington
Co. Vermont. The location is a good one,
and an ontcrptising man could hardly fail of
success. For further particulars apply to tho
subscriber, at The Ship Yard. Sholbnrn Point.
March |, 1888. LUCIUS LAWTON.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-03-09

APPOINTMENTS, Major General Fran.
els Il. Phelps, Of Wludsor-- Brig. General
Green Blackmcr, Of Bennington. and Brig.
General Truman Ransom, Of Norwich a
board Of officers to organize the Militia of
this State.
Norman Williams, Andrew Tracy, E-qrs
and Hon. A mon Warner, Commissioners
to visit the University Of Vermont:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-03-09

u The prcmums>fQr the best plan for
the new Custom House at Boston, have
been awarded first Of 500, to a. B.
Young, Of Moulpel'r-and The scSord OF
500 to a Mr., Galley, Of Phladcl6h4a.
There were numerous competitors for the
premiums.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-03-09

FEMALE ABoLITIoNIsTs.-T North.
ampton Courier. abiding to Miss Grmkc's
address at Boston, says:-
A good lady OF tho old School last week
went to hear Miss Grmke hold forth on
The subject of Slavery. believing with
Dr.. Franklin that "iimc is money" forsoo,h
she pulled out her knitting work aud kept
up constant tich.atich all the live long
afternoon. AS she sat directly in front OF
The Committee she entertained those gem
llcmen even more than did the divine Miss
Grimkc.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-03-09
~ On II q, IN sro

VHNIIE subscribers large new Bick Store,
n at the Falls,-W nooski Village. AS
the Broadcoth Factory will probabr start this
spring, it will be the best location il this part
9th country. SIDNEY BARLOW.
Burlington, March, LIST, 1888.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-03-09

Mr.. Noah Frisble, of Ljlchheld, Conn.
killed the other day hog which weighed
1925 p0ands, and produced 1000 pounds
handsomely hSesscd pork.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-03-09
s SELLING cTT.

Hp FITZGERALD, being dosrous orclo.
u. sing his business in this place hereby
informs "lhc public" that his stock Of JEW
ELRf, .ViLf1ARY and E7NCY GOODS,
wH be sold IN q manner-"To PLEASE THE Poo.
pLE!!"
N. B.-Thosc indebted as above are fcmin.
dcd that UNCLE SAM must have his rent on tho
Isl day of April, audi doal like lie La,cyers.
March 7, 1888. Il, r,rzcrp,tn
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-03-09

~ last, verified under oath, the ns'ltullon
Ia sound. healthy, aUh solvent, beyond sus
picIon." ~ this opinion our best inform d
business men concur Under the cltcum
stances, we deem il but an act OF lus'icc Ia
the bank and the public to state the facts
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-03-09

Among olhor nominations recently con"
frmci by the Senate, we observe that OF
A. w. HYDE, "a Collector Of tho Customs
for this District.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-03-09

CnirrnNDgN Co AVri.SIAvERY SocI
cry. Agrccnbly to public notice, n num-
Der Of the cilizcns of the county assembled
At the White Church in this town, on the
,l rs'., and in pursuance Of the objects
Of the meeting, formed a county Society,"
Of which I'm. Nwl5aI, Of llinc,bnrgh,
wa, elected President, Truman Gaiusha,
John ENERGY, ond Josfph Atrsh, Vice
Presidents, Henry p. Hjchot Secretary
and james .lijicheU Treasurer. Alvsu
Stuart, of Utica, and G.. l.. Knapp Of Mont
pciicr, we learn, were present and address
sed the meeting. We shall probably pub
lish the proceedings, in cxtenso. next week
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-03-09

We a'ctt today, the ProcIama'ions o.
President Nelson. They are rather cut o.
season, to be sure, but are nevertheless
worth preserving, as embodyng, the prin.
c,ples and setting forth objects for wbcI
the Patriots contend,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-03-09

COUNTERFEIT NorEs.-Jamcs HOPKINS
was arrested at Utica on Wednesday, for
passing counterfeit ives, fairly executed,
on the Bank Of Chennpgo, and rbrees, Bank
of Windsor, Vermont, badly executed. On
Thursday, VIM. A, Ford was arrested at
Rome for passing counterfeit tives, Che
mango, ,hrces. Bank of Orwell, Vermont
and twos, Eagle nauk, Boston.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-03-09

IHE GOVERNMENT AsHoRE.-A writer
in the Baltimore Potrio, says, the appro.
prla'lon of one million for the Florida war
Is exhausted, and draft for $4,000 held
by merchant in Baltimore, was refused
acceptance on Thursday last and in fact,
nearly all the appropriations are exhausted,
SO TINT even the Clerks in Washington are
obliged to borrow from the banks their
monthly salaries But "thcrc is no pres.
sure which any honest man should regret"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-03-09

Proportion i nuiriment in articles oIJood
The Baltimore American gives the follow.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-03-09

McsOs. Nelson and Cote h1ve been
admitted to bail, in the sum of $4,000 each.
They are now at Pla,tshnruh.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-02-23
UcrbeDr1tt1ct:

Slm 23lten e5anudr, onrh Daniel Stump,
@iq. Cunningham WcSaslin nit O2tB Mas
~ slnn 9llten, BeYoe BON 8etblebem Eauns
ihtp, Starf @aunty.
9lm STEM Dieles, ourd, ben Gbrp. Srn.
Scamtn, 9teuben HoYer nit @atbarina Nens
ming oon9reen GannIdip-am l3ten, curdl
oenielben, Mid,ael 9rarler NIT Gulaunab
0eiier BON Srautlin Iaunlbtp, Aae BON
Starf @auntD.
Sn 3anesotIe, ant 13teu DieIes, ourd,
ocn @brrp. Same5 @ulbertcr, Sor. Scbn M.
Soowe, principal Der MaJntyre Nfaeemic,
3anesoille, nit WiB Marp 6. Welt.
Nm 23ften Sanuar, curh ocn Gbrp: so.
garter Scerr .. 9. Sarrin9ton, Gauf.
maun uno galfmirtb pcn 9ienna, @lnrf
@auntD, >. nit WliB GliInbetb &aufmanu,
dlteite Scd9ter BON Midnel &aufmann, @alt,
tpirtb in Sprin9felo, @lart @auntD.
Gang m69' Der eiebe Scun' @ud, aldn,eu,
llno ipenoen Sreuoe, 3reu uuo 9litd
Oeit Sreunolhaft euren pfao umfrduscn
Ourd, threr Wcnuc 3auberblid.
uno tpenn Der Stnee Der Silberbaare,
@tnit oedt int 9llter euer Soaupt,
60 ieD Die Stirn' eud BIG Sur 8obre,
Wfit Stub uno toeiterfeit umtaubt.
9lm 8teu Dieles, ourf, Niharb Scyce,
@lq. Solepb Seatp, Sobu bon Bm. BeatD,
NIT eDntbla Sladle9e, Sohter bon Sbcmas
Vladle0e, SeDoe BON Wiooleton SauufeDip,
@clumbt1na GauntD.
9lm 29ltcn SdNuar, our6 BEN ghrtp. Sra
Smttb> Sen. 6. q. O2ilIer nit N2iB Suanz
t'.1 @beiter> 8eDoe ocn Hcme, SrumbuQ 60.
Slm 2ten Gtefes, ourd ben Gbrtp. Srpoio,
Saccb sSretno nit OliB Sarab Trieno. Dim
l1teu Sanuar, curd) ben @brsp. Oano, Hatps
renee 8r9anwri]bt NIT gLiIabetb Wotlon.-
2Im 4ten Die't:', burd, ben @hrtp. Ooun9,
0u9b SoYlc, (Giq. nit Mrs. G[iIabetb Soart,
BON QancaTtr.-9Im ndmlihen Gag, 6urh
SeBe Qectucr, Ga. Sacob 8urD NIT GItber
SC6t.-Nm IS. Sec. 1887, burh ben GtrD
Waooen, Tatbaniel Sutipiler nit @n,ilp
Stpil19n, bon Balnut Saun1h;p. p.-9lm Is.
Sanuar, ourh oenfelben, Sobn BpcIweooer
NIT Ybebe 9Dig, bon QibertD 3aunfhip.
9Im STEM Dteles, burd' ben @brp. Wa9ens
balls, 9Ibraham Sor nit Sane Sampfon
slm STEM Dieies, burd, Sames 8rctpn, @Iq.
8ecr9e Sd,afer NIT @lilabetb MilIer, @ae
bon Satrfleto eauntD.
r. Sim 1iten Diefes, burh gbrp. 81. Soars
peL Daniel Scper, BON Sd,uDlfilI, nit glis
labetb 8dr, bon Weftspeuu.
Sim 2ten, ourd Gbrtp. &rou, Sanas 8it<
tel nit Salme WiIerj bon @anbeim. :
9lm 25iten Sanuar, ourh @trp. Dass
ineer, Gbcma6 &rdmer mit@ltber Shwenf,
Se!oe bon Manbetm - slle BON SduyIfiQ
eaunty, pennfplpanien.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-02-23
Morftpreife.

Dbeeliua Sebr. Is. Slaur IS ], Naiseu
80 IS. 9atrr IS, Tladsiamen rs, Seitcns
ltilde Z bis s, Shtnfen 10.
pittsbura Se6r. II. Tlaur SAL,
DaiSen 81, neuer BbisteD 80 bis 80, Sall
$22 bis So. 81; Seiteulfiide 8 bis g. Sdins
fen IL bis 81.
Baltimore, Teb. IA. Slaur 81, Tes
bern SO @5. BbisfeY 33 flr 9csfetts uno "a
fiir Barrels. ..
usSrleans, San. 81. Tlaur s6aa
bts 81, Mclaees, am Bbarf % biz 80, aul
ben plauta ften ,22, 3udsr bis 81 fbled)'
tere 9lrt 4 bis S.
pbtlaoetpbia, Ssbr. 10. Slaur n
bis $500, @bisfep WononsabeIa, Al tis42
@incinatti6 6ebr. Is, Glarr So, Bai.
gen 81. 10, Hcssen nidt I'M Marft, Soafet
81, Dbisfep 2s, Seiteuitide 6 bis7, Sdtns
feu 8. VI,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-02-23

III ?1nc,itcr G1untD> a1t, ether pwrta9l4en
Ercntteit, ;{>cW. Samcrer, i'm 4Oif. Sabre.
Sim 5ten Oiries, in Qampeter Gounihip,
Scfepb Soortnan, @lq. elmer Der @cmmibio>
ner bon Gancaiter, i'm 57lten Sabre.
Sim 4ten Dteies, in Der gtaot Qaueafter,
speter 9. g. 9cCrbis, I'm 4Oiten Sabre.
sIm Soften Sanuar, WiB Gatbartna 6yoe,
i'm 23iten Sabre ihres 9llters.
Sim soften Sanuar, in Wets8raunId,neig
9aunihip> Glilabetb WpYer, ghefrau bon
@cnrao NtcYer, I'M 2slten 9ebensjabr br.-9lm
listen Sanuar, tnpcttspiue, Samuel Sdart,
i'm 25iteu Sabre.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-02-23

Sbsrit MaeNot bat iein&ommonoo iber
Die brittii1en 2ruppert nieoersele9t u. ben
Spreberltubl in BET @siessebun9> einse-
nomn,en. ST wuroe nit lelauIlben Gbrens
be3eusun9eu empfan9en. Man ,piu feia
8ilonib in oemparlamentsl laate dufbdn9'
Il, unb ibm eineu Gbrenoe9en tberreiden.
4ub &apitdn 4noreos Drsp, oer8efeblSz
haber oe,Seote, .pelbe 9e9en oas Dampf-
boot Caroline ab9eididt wuroen, foQ NIT
einem gbrenos9en belobnt rpcroen, rpeil es
porsastieb feinem Mutbe uno ieiner Gap
ferfcit Sn oanfen iei, oab ienes Dampfboot
3erltsrt uno Die Mannibaft bebabea, Seez
Irdaber uno Morobrenner, ,pie man fte
nsnnt, setootet spuroen. Qb.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-02-23
Mittbeilu
Nerreu OruGer i

Die oorleste Jummer oes Welts
tideu Stuatsmannes bate einen 9luflab iiber
ben Be,hluB .bcs Soerru Houer, bic Stbuls
Committee au;upsiIen, oas Sduls@eleB 10
u, ,perbeBern, baB iplde, Die tpinlhcn, ibre
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