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Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-08-01
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ID n sV9HV public are hereby caution.
ed against ALFRED A. DWIGHT and SIIER.
MAN ID. DIX, two individuals who have recen.-
ly absconled with about 8 1000 Of the paper of
the Bank of Kcnsington, which they fraudulent
ly adstractcd from the Bank. Said Dwight Is
about a5 years of age, 5 feet or inches high.
black haif and eyes, of ruddy countcnance and
good appearance. Said Dix is about 30 years of
age, s feet 6 or inches high, sandy hair and
of light complexion. II is believed that the PrcA
sidents namc to the bills OF most Of tho paper
with which they have absconded is forged. SAID
Dwight and Dix took western course, and they
hnvo been heard of palming off their paper in
Chicago The above reward win bo paid for their
apprehension md lodgmcnt in any goal in tho
United States, so that they can be obtained. or
$500 for either of them, or $500 will be given
for any information which will lead to their de-
lection Dated Ksnsington Oakland county,
Michigan, April Is, 1898.
+. +. COOK, President,
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-08-01

s. EENE TWLNE.--A quantity of Seine
~ Irvine, gooi article for sale at the yellow
Store. G.. l.. a. A. MILLER
Constantine, May 9. 2w92
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-08-01

them TO the public, an easy, safe, speedy ant
certain remedy in diseases Of that character;
VIM. EINGEN.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13
ron THE HERALD.

Mr. Enron Is public opinion in favor Of dueling
does the community witness it's disastrous effects with.
out horror Are men TO die because they refuse nc
knowledge that some men gentlemen, while others
are Of contrary opinion Does fatal contest under
such circumstances afford any happiness any one
It that Mr. Cley died because he would not ack
nowledge Mr Webb TO be gentleman is Mr. Webb s.
claims 10 be gentleman any better established than
they would have been if Mr. Gil had not died No
think doubt the sincerity Of Mr. Cilley in be-
eying that Mr. Webb gentleman for he has seal
ed his testimony 10 this point by his blood and Mr. We
reputation is not thereby improved by The fatal decd
Bot aside from the merit donerit Of this question had
either Of the parties right to leopard their lives Hbont
il was the question whether Nr Webb was a gentle
man not paramount to all others had the pIriies
conceived night 10 aside the laws Of God and mar
had they right 10 pot in jeopardy the welfare Of their
families had they right TO abandon all claim which
their constituents and their country had on their seryi.
had they right to do ali this question Of less
importance Can The moral sense or the community
justify such proceedings From Georgia to Name and
from the Rocky Mountains 10 the Sea one voice should
utter IFS anslhemas efsctually that no member Of
Congress should sgan daf, 70 meet the odufn and con
tempt ha should rest the head u every murderer
this description There many in Ibis country whc
regard dleinr strictly murder and IN tie opinion
81 such ndriD!e uhmy rests the head Of the duel
if The spirit o; reekessness which occasions ~ OBJ
and daels sets sIl laws at defiance. No man Who's,
heart End soul is not unansed from rs Allegiance to Go,
can be tucs; And no man who is friend 10 th
best Interests Of be country, be Dueis, 1hi
species q gambling the solemn question Of iife o
death, which viii indulge m, who beleye
in the God Of Cifisi.auny. T. u II the hsrdes
features Of practical Atheism those men who az
appointed To make laws io the county Al Liberty
all laws at defiance When he couniry IN prrssin
need u relief from Wholesome legislation lie there ri'
IRE fof Congress men 70 fight and kl each other l.
Congress iaFt with decree hai to gre accepts eha
ienge shall essgliy fo' membership in tina, BODY, an
~ ps'ii'oas io' lis esss' 90 up from every quarter
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13
FROM WASHINGTON.

A correspondent of the n. y. Courier & EYqui-
rcr under date OF Washington, MOrch 81, says
1T is now four weeks since any private bills
have bcor acted upon, and believe there il On
the calender, as it now stands, about six hundred
bills ; not one half of which will be taken Up.
during the present session, unless there is some
change in the system, aud OF tt.ot see but little
prospect. II appears TO me that Mr. Whittlesey,
heretofore The unhinching and indcaiigable cham.
pisa for examining aud deciding upon private
claims, is dsheartoned. lie finds himself unable
to bear up against the torrent in favor of getting
rid of the trouble of taking up such business;
and thus dsheartcncd, does not contest the ground
inch by inch. as he formerly did Heaven only
knows when privnte claimants will have Tearing.
Perhaps towards the end Of the session. Per
haps not.
:" The Pension appropriation bill was taken up
and discussed by Mr Curtis. Mr. Chambers, Mr.
Cambrclcng and NJ Marvin. Mr. Curtis made a
strong attack upon tho ponsion Agents and he
was sustained most gollantly and forciby by his
colleague Mr. Marvin
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13

'Vho entire stock Of the Eastern Stage Company,
al England is offered for sale on the Newburypor
Mass Herald II Of eleven hines of stages
400 horses, sIiy coaches and scighs--harnrss real
estate IA various towns turnpike stock, &c.
Pennsylvania paper proposes that the Government
make Dr. Branceths pulls . legal currency ana drPos
tie them a. such IN the Treasury
4 HIrd Oas It's said the town Of Jackson IN Ten.
nessee contains 300 nhabants aud bat oil is cit
i1ens Supports the administration
Lqfay,'ts BaHk The Grand Jury have indicted tic
officers Of the lafayette Bauk-Joriah Durham. Jt.
prssenied for perjury and Tie others for terminal
and ofiosl neglect ui duty They have been urrsgu-
&c Al the Municipal Court and gave bonds Tor their
Pearances.
Oar Fgrc, sgaaa me S,ninoles Gen Jesup be.
under hs command iCJ7 regulars i.- volunteers I0l
seanen. and 81 800 lndlans Total, nine thousand
The stmino.ss ssic 70 number about ok or seven
hundred
4 Patrtot dead We regret % notice the death ut
Buffalo Of DR. tyTsuius GhsB4- he c.sunguisAre
hiGssli curing The 4asi var with Crest Butaia.
4 Roman G0rahor Roman "A esnd date fol
the Office Of Governor Of the Stale Of Looisaus
A poverty slfieteH Eddor in Boston hits Of Ii,
sleighrocrs thus
They e. on tek, who RIDE ia sleighs
Ana lsugh si han who wslks, ana gays
Jacge an Kentucky has decided ihai DADDY %
sassses sne nsy he sieEsd ia,o to gsiiss iie ssm,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13

II. Th., tie laetf al frcceetn Il ihr Ffrsf
,h,U ,,s.f 10 81 psbtc sntiiss ard shsirs
~ That T,i.t ~ Jgsr q. rsatsn'ecd 10 '"e
r.s,ls II l.oust Csntds iu 80 froti es'ffe'o 30
le,r.l .,n,s "a ell sfi.aisai .vts s@d 20 e'i sAn'
,As,s ,uu 20 b. f,t8 BY the ier''laiufe 81 'hs
sitis q l,c~ef Ctnsds.
IA T4,,s, Gspefsl tud gubHs section {"
r,res.f,, 40 doc BY the G''efnmru' 81" ine geo,
RE an .cs "a praslde iuf ilc 'tue sha' DC la'''"
q, ,oos .sthe ,ttcoAstaaees = be county W.
permit. Ill
"a TIC, 10 .,curr 'ic elective 'sneb''e. gu
election. ,hsi be had hy tsi''.
IS Tt,, vita thc ictsi postib.c d'''! ,'e wv
tle ,h.ll ebsose Delegate according '' '.e l'e'
,.rt division # TIC eoaafty, into 'ouoirf' I"""'
80 po,opeb. Who ,hsH constitute Con'co''"n
or Legislative Bedy. &C. cslahhsh Con'i'.D''e'
according TO the vsu's She country, 'nd TO COT
C.,n,t, ~tb the Si,petiuon u 'ids beci1fhu"n
,uh.ci 10 be modified according TO 'hc ~" % '''
People %,
"a Tk.,e,c,, male re,,on ~ fhe sge Of -
YEA, sswsfd.. rhsll have The right 81 'oi''T
a, herein rro,l5cd and ror a." election oil 'Ae
fofe,ad dclcgs'e'.
II. Th.t I'll Ceatrn JssS,. alec sueh IS s'e cal
led Gerry Rerort, and such 60 are uomNa.y ~
eo.,.,s,os Of cefisju Company Of Land ho'-''
N Eosl.na called the 'Br'sh North Amcnesi
Land Compsuy." ere e rehi 'be property "' '"'
state Of Lower Csuads, except tc-h portions .
The .Gte.sd Lands as mty be IN possession
p,,,ops who hold the same in good faith, and Il
.hom t,lc. shall be secured ond granted by NlHo
Of. Law which shall be enacted to leea''ze VI
po,.e.aon o. snd afford title FOR such u"i'ue
is,s Of land 10 the townships ts ste under eui"'s
ton or lmptoytmcrt.
Is Thst the French snd Englsh language
.hsll be used 10 oil public ailaifr.
And tor tho fal6lmen' Of hs declaration an
for the .uppor, Of the Patriotic cause IN which
arc now engaged. with Gtm reliance 90 the pr
lection Of The almighty. and the justice OF o'r col
Duct. WE, by these presents solemnly pieogo
each other our lives. cor fonCncs, aud our mo
,srred honor
Nv order size P,ori,ioHal GortrHmc"t
ROBERT NELSON, President.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13

4 young Uugcl Of distinction being cent dosa
TO tbs world, 90 some business FOR The first lime
had on old courier spIfil assigned him as guide
they arrived over the sea Of Maninico, ~ te
middle Of the long day Of obstinate fight between
The fleets Of Rodney and De Grasse. Whef
through tie clouds Of smoke he saw the Gre Of
the guns, the decks covered with msngleG limb,
and codes deed dying. the ships sinking. burn
ing blown iulo The or. end The quantity Of f'.r
misery; AID desiruciou, tie crews yet alive vts
thus with 20 much esgcrncss dealing round 10 ons
another; bee turned augrlly 10 the guide. snd s''1
you laundering blockhoad. you are iguorsn' 81
yuur bnsiness you undertook 10 conduct re 10
the osub snd you have brought me into hell
no. s,r. fsys the guide, have inside no mistake '
,lis ID really earth, ond these are men. Dew
aeyeT treat one another 10 this crne msuRef ne!
base more sense nod more Of what men col. h4'
msni,y. - FranLlin's L|fters.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13
Nv order size P,ori,iOnal GorerHmcHL
ROBERT NELSON, President.
BrellSo1os, March 8.


r,o c,,sl, bke the Florida war, appears TO
b, ogain a, on end The movement TO which We
alluded las, week seems ia have come 10 very
speedy. and alr must agree very WISE 'e'mlHa'
ton. The following statement cmbodies 'he 'ac's
substantially ss We understand them
"On the 2sth Of Feb. they entered Canado' ana
made Mr. WeU,' house. in Caldwelfs manor, lheT
head qusriers publIphcd their teelai9hon ana lfu0
lsmaiion, and made arrangements to mafch 70
wards the Misssqne Bay Every exeriion hau
been made by Gen. Wool, and those Who acted
with him TO prevent, the different parties Of patriots,
c,a6S.ssaS 'f 5 ah 'haiE 4 IS l2 i 'e '"SS
and ammunition had been seized and Detained by
the militia ct different places so that they had not
ten rounds Of fixed ammunition to man the"
supplies Of provisions we're stopped, they hau been
chased from place to place TO AVOID Johnson WIN
their republican brethren their numbers f'dIced
from oil these circumstances from 1000 TO 800,
and n addition to al these dl.heauenlng c'tcum-
stances intelligence reached Dr.. Nelson, at their
eamp. by letters from the west, that the eXpedl-
ton under Mackenzie, had been abandoned Gen.
Wool cen, them dispatches, stating that they
would be attacked by force Of royalis,s, IL to
IA hundred strong and tina, if they attempted to
retrest into the States be should order the troops
unde, his command to FIRE upon them, offering al
the same time TO receive their arms aud give them
protection If they surrendered forthwith. vote
vas then taken by those under arms whether they
should accept OF Gen. Woofs proposition shd eN-
cry soldier in the ranks voted IN favor OF battle
Their leaders were ola different op'ni0n zen
WOODS proposition was accepted"
The. we repesr, j. the fnsle OF The winter
campaign. and The patriots mus, wait the opera
lions oftme upon obstacles too formidable 10 u
overcome by force They med but patience ans
perseyeranne-Theifo cause Is Jusi and righteous
and must glorously triumph, CT no distant cay
Alread, are the ayenss Of the Herald eud ne CT
cue fierce in their denUnciauons Of ell who hesi
tate =, their Ultra NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at
r,erminaiion ere alreaj, ufc, md a twelve mont
will show mere bitterness and hatred among d'
feren, section II the preseu, loyal party than la
even been displayed by them toward The pefsecu'
ed pstrois Tie CoUrcr has already TAKEN cor
serystion ground, and refuses TO support the pro
,ect Tor ouitiug The two provinces; Tor which
assigns reasons. THESE arc pronounced unsaiis
factory by committee u citizens, aud the Coai
i,,,, gently admouisLed Of the fate Of the Wind
Gator. So hey GO.
The Urpcf Csns3s movements have hIi dissoi
Cd toto ne n-stso'u}cly too lns gn.hcanI
tax abosi. Tie 5000 men Who 'f'rs 10 al
K,nc.,ca. ,lracd 90, 10 he Oh iPeoioisrs. Dc
80 volunteered Tor the entcrptse. he De't'
.uistsid. mustered $50. sh1 TOOK posse
.ion ofsn lsl,ud Gear Maiden, Bot were ultimate
duyen taek. and fnslly 6i,stmed sud cispersed
Gsu. Budy. Buos ne more fePons, II
Prat
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13

Fire The dwelling house, wood house. barn
and sheds Of Samuel $. Churchill Of Prisford,
we're destroyed by Ere on the night Of The 10Th of
Febtosry
Mr. Churchill has noticed some incorrect state
meuts IN the public prints, respecting it, and wish
them corrected The charge that he had been
negligent about getting insurance, is unfoInded.
tie had lhree times been To the agent at CHsteton
TO obtain insurance, tnd each tine bud been de-
lcated by difficulty IN getting description OF
measurement, distances Sc. aud he had slso ia
ken measures for securing call from another a.
gent
As 10 the nIaGner ia which the FIRE took frou
The stove pipe, be suppeses tia, the so5t mus
have been nGsmod-ss IL was windy might,
which the pipe Vas co Lesled a. 20 commuuicsl,
IRE 10 OBJ ceiling, through which the pipe wen,
surrounded 10y en- esttheru pot, the pipe being
+ Pis-lcrcd around, within the pot, with mortar.
/ Hay sss Burn, with The barn to the amount o
about 10 tens. Ab0ut one third Of tier clothing
aas destroyed. snl some ofiheir furniture
. Il Nss cold, snd snoaIng at the time. the VIM
b.oai0g kecnly from the uorth. The family sui
fefod severely before they could be removed &
ucgh5ors several Of them we're frozen more o
lets.
Mf CaurcA.il ~ishes, particularly TO expires
h,s gratitude 90 his ueiehaors sui friends for thel
sympsihy and And Offices ia Lis t,siess.-Tc,
moai TdegroJA.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13

he robbed u us pilots At any time and be len 10 ionn
der because the laws Of honor falsely 90 called must
be attended TO- though the country and i's government
should in consequence 20 down to Pcrditicn From ev
cry view of this suicc, TO be developed IN the
elooms Of darkness Its the Jugcrnau to sacrifice to
whom, is to be consigned 10 infamy Strong redeem
ing qualities alone can rescue FROM oblivion the man
who Is guilty OF this species Of murder
v,nrtA
l. RryArKs We do not differ with "vetiin views
Of Duelng in ono respect that s in relation to the ali
horance Of the practice But protest against
casting all the odium upon the survivor In the one
bovc alluded Co. we have doubt but both combatOn,.
had equal desire destroy the lie of the other Had
Mr. Graves fallen in the Of his combalant Mr. Gil.
lev it would seem from 'Neri;as view of the subject
would be almost excusabe as he required TO accedc
to matter which he uld not nscientousiy do Now
in pursuance of this doctrine ducng would be Jusi6a
bic in many cases where the parties at issue, For
instance should be allied to give good charac.
ter to and could moi conscencously do so,nnd
by utterly refusing should be challenged TO mortal
combat, are we obliged to sht3 We say unhcsitatng
", No. We should not about any combination OF
effort to draw US into the field or any bullying ubou,
Oar duty would he 10 treat the challenger with cen.
tempt and this would have saved Mr. Ciley his
lie without the loss of any reputation in the view of all
truly honorable and good men.
But perhaps spondent may saw that AZ hr G.
was the unfortunate in this affair, and dead
have 10 impugn but the survivor, Mr. Graves,
and would be unfeeng disturb the ashes Of the dead
We aware that Mr. Cilcy is beyond our reach 10
d punishment md we hope he will escape future punish.
ment but for all this think they equally guilty
before God and Man and it makes no difference which
was killed, whether either or both had fallen, OF
u whether both had survived in moral sense
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13

O'd .Naidf Say what yea all q Cd msics, then
Inc - Ftnettg more suUng aud fincew Than that 81
DE yosnr iuik tnG creatures whose hearts 81
tfuis hstwesn The ys Of wronSk snt t5e eissPau1n'
ca hal room tEl ts heart Of Nonaa 10 capable q
.s,iing hfaiy snd exclusively On oHe s1te' hef love
% ble Msf shautf whlch 1altes ratneoSs, but ale
~ eisaerus - Gs-aEg
ys.s.Askp "a Aasfisgf Tie ~iie ~ha 6-s4es 81
esat4 % hsfs her hssbaud sci he s 81 use i'.eEA
rssi eel the s1smpis A. love arc love onlg D, loan
Ter loss % irrndsap oay tie iosn ini irsnatbip-
tnttu Cor iiieneship ~hlch % IeinsHsh AHS Hoi1
Fess-sssg
A Cyssfs OF BscLssr's Oesa.sA Asny Naaash arc
b~lote4 SflAosi knowiug a. bet more ~oinsn thihh
the. .ss loves hrn Ties not thrF grHefA4g c's
ssssr thrsf rzsslsAs tt.sf naurfasgr
szsAsr. Thas woft "a eosFuFAsa q hiiAnsi'
-kgsh ssas6eS fsfrsn from Mtlsh, IA itsil, ifou
t.es al "a, t.. ossns offsfss female ttshonf, hfF
lssIeSsnss ~ ps.~A t'eas 49, Gag Aisrt ss..'
=Fssy sGs whs Fess ses - srAenss a. es.se -.
- IA l..x~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13

REMARKS We do not give place TO the above
municaton because the views of the writer all coincide
with ours, for they do not, precisely We fully agree
with him as to the bad policy Of excessive banking but
we have some doubt TO the expedency in all future
bank charters to provide for securing the public against
frauds by making the private property Of the sockhold
ers holden for the redemption of their paper II such
provision practicable aud would afford the pro.
lection anticipated, 1t would be well 10 do So But
we verify believe 1T would afford such security. Less
real capitalists would embark in banking aud banking
capital would be principally taken by worthless specu-
lators And should men with large capitals engage in
banking they could at any time, If they trouble
head either dispose Of their stock place their prop
erty beyond the reach of the paper creditors of the
bank We 60 altogether and decidedly against xcessv,
banking and in favor Of more electualy if possible,
protecting the public against bank an oil other fraud
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13
WAsnrvoToS, Feb. Is. 1898.

WAsHINoToS, Feb. Is 1898.
DEAR Sir II duly received your letter Of the
lO,h inst. transmitting n copy of the resolutions
adopted by the Wing Legislative Convention 10
Rhode Island, IN relation to the nomination Of
candidate for the Presidency.
The supper. which 1 received for that ofIi1c
"hen my name was before the public in 80, from
that patriotic Slaie, displayed its firm adherence
To principle, under the mos, discouraging crcum-
stances, and filled me with sentiments of the mos:
profound gratitude. This new testimony Of the
attachment End confidence Of Rhode Island to-
wards me, adds to my obligations. and will be
cherished in grateful recollection, Whatever future
results muy be.
Having prescribed 10 myself n course Of non
Interference in respect TO The designation Of can
didae for the next Presidency. On the part Of the
Wings. II will not be expected thai should give
or withhold any consent with respect 10 the use
Of my name, until 'he proper period arrives.
congratulate yon upon the prospect Of 4
charge in the policy Of tie government. The
people Of the United States have 80 generally
manifested dissatisfaction with tho past conrse
If the administration, that our rulers must change
( IN il or be themselves changed. We have nos
nue.. reason 10 hope that the vast governmea
project 81 a Treasury Bank will be defeated in
one, If not both. Houses Of Congress. This Tor.
,un9te result Of that dangerous measure may be
ascrlbed altogether to the intelligence and man.
ies'aiton Of the wishes Of the people Of the Uu.-
ted S'a'es
Cordially rec'prooaing your friendly wiehes f''
my health and happiness.
am fsithflIly your fneud and obedient ser
want, HENRY CLAY.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13

We received yesisfday, what rss, egr.osiiy ~
these days. god piece Western s0b'efibrs o.
u from beyond the Al~gany Mountains, and, for 70,
love be b~ss o. uznsfsusd 70 ~ "a PaynsEi o. =
ssssenPison Aneseii.sns nay ses ib' esfs'''i p
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13

SJnkINo Tor waoEs A f,rmsfs boy 10 Gro.
.'-u-ftsi Seek give his master pounding because
be ovid not pay him be wsge,.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13

Geg We boiies IN eIchings paSeF, the mar
rsge q 81 Ahssien Brc, sgsd % a. hiss Juis ChaG
ages ls,-Tkis 10 cslchisg sa ed Bd wi,h chss snd
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13

Wbsn lovely aomAn iongt 10 marry.
Ant snatch v4cum f. on ule brsuI,
What eAAfm Tire sol, ceI.gn Nill carry
" bat arr All! make TIE nsen propose
The oniy Art, hsf schemes 10 cover,
To E4Fe her ssSsaes s8fc success
To gaze 20 hls captive lover.
Anc 'Hn hia bosom ls-r0 BEt,s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13

MR CLAY.--We have already stated, we be-
lieve, that a Legislative Convention in Rhode
Island had nominated Mr. Clay for the Presidency.
The following is Mr. Clay's answer 10 the letter
Of the Chairman, announcing tie nomination -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13

RuRNisC or THE ROYAL. EXCHANGE OF
IONDON-OF THE IMPERIAL PALACE OF
RUSSIA. AND or the ITALIAN OPERA
nnITst AT PARIS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13
FRANCE.

Burning IF the italian Opera House.-On the
House at Paris was consumed by fire. The alarn
was given little after midnight but, notwilh
standing every exertion, the building was cbtrcly
destroyed Ono Of the directors was killed by
fall in eudea,orng to escape from the 6ames.-
An insurance had been effected to the amount o
800 600 francs on the theatre and its contents.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-13

Letters from Lisbon represent that capital as
being the Of counter revolution. The
court is Suspicious of all parties. Every thing is
sym9tonOic of fresh troubles. which will probably
be more serious than former ones as the aristo
cratic party are intriguing with the troops.