Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-06-13

hack. then" said Johnson They went
hack. entered the stable, and Johnson drew
out the note from under the hay, where he
had hidden it.. ~
Dare our Legislators say ia full view of
such an abominable transaction, that the
black laws ought not to be repealed?
We have been at particular pains to fur
nish accurate Information on the above
case. The magistrate was Richard Ayres,
and the lawyer Mr.. Pitt From these two
gentlemen we have gathered all the par
ticulars
Every STAKEHOLDER PIRATE.-
The Memoirs of the lamented Lovejoy
are accompanied by preface written by
John Quincy Adams, in which Mr.. Ad-
ans logically reduces every Shareholder
to the level of pirate. 1t is the enslav.-
ing an African-he argues-not his ex-.
portation or importation. that makes the
slave-trade piracy, that constitutes the es-
sence of the crime If, therefore, every
slape-troder is pirate, so is every slore-
hoIdcr-and if Justice and mercy require
the immediate abolition of the slare-trode,
they as imperatively demand the immedl-
ate abolition of slavery-LlteratOr.
. Nu1sANcEs.-Thel idle levy a heavy
f tax upon the industrious, when, by frivo-
? lous visitations, they rob them of their
, time. Such persons beg their daily hap
f piness from door to door. as beggars their
= daily bread and, like them, sometimes
5 meet with rebuff: A mere gossip ought
h not to wonder if we evince signs that we
= are indebted for the honor of his visit sole
It ly to the circumstance Of his being tired
S of himself He sits at home till he has
It accumulated an ntoIerable load of ennui,
i and he saIlies forth to distribute it amongst
n all his acquaintance.
Every man should aim to do one thing
II well. If he dissipates his attention, or
. several objects he may have excellen
u talents entrusted TO him, but they will BE-
entrusted to no good end. Concentrated
y on his proper object, they might have {
Il vast energy; but dissipated on severa
y they will have none. Let other object:
% be pursued. indeed but only so far a.
{ they may subscrve the main purpose
" BY neglecting this rule, have seen friv
d, oIity, and futility written on minds of grea
~ power; and by regarding it, [ have see
Re very limited minds acting in the first ran
Il of their professional have seen a larg
10 capital and great stock dissipa:ed, an
Sc the man reduced to beggary; and hav
II seen snail capital and stock improve
Sc to great riches.
,o RECIPE FOR THE CATARRH.-Taket tt
81 root Of sanguisorbia Canadensis or Bloc
J. Root, dry it and beat it into powder or fiji
lie snuff, mix it with the gum of Camph(
nd and use it as snuff when affected with II
f. catarrh This remedy has been prove
to be eficacious in curing the disease aft
being practiced several times and can
recommended as an almost certain remed
~ E. Farmer. E. SAVERS
The point of the drunkard's guilt lie
not in his drunkenness, but in drinkin
t. that which produces drunkenness. CO..
ba sequent|y, that legislation i. wrong, whic
od Furnishes the drunkard for acts committe
~, with an insane mind, and vet allows ar
" encourages him to use poison whic
- renders him insane. And the vender
~ the poison is as guilty as the consumer
- it; he is an accessory before the fact,
all the crimes the insane drunkard con
40 mits.
Sc SPRING WHEAT.-Farmers in Virgil
,n- ia Maryland and Pennsylvania, are gi
I'D ing increased attention to the cultivate
- of the Italian Spring Wheat. The mum
it. rous experiments made with it last Vel
no concur in establishing the fact of its ore
ed value and importance 10 wheat-growers.-
ait Baltimore American.
es. The Legislature of Maine have folio,
'ut ed the example OF Massachusetts, in pas
ing resolution declaring the right
ey Congress to abolish slavery in the Distri
rs of Columbia, and the perfect consistenc
not of such a measure, with the good fat
Sc, and welfare of the country.
Ter The Senate of Texas have passed res
en- luton recommending withdrawal of tt
rs. request for admission into the America
a. Union. 1t is also reported chat that r.
'aS public has entered into a treaty of cor
eS- merce with Great Britain.
to HuMANE-A lady in England has Ie
To- legacy of COOL to be. presented to ii
' inventor of such machine as shall,
md the satisfaction of parliament. ef'ectual
les, supersede the work of climbing boys
m cleaning chimneys.
m Petitions containing 10000 nam
e's have recently been sent from Scotland
a the Queen Of England, imploring her ir
ey' mediate attention tie the apprenticeship 81
TEN.
nnS The Mexican Government has prop
"a sed to refer its dispute with the Unit
uu- States to the arbitration of third move,