Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-12-25
V o L. XII. NO. IL
The Manor Wars

diers may stack their arms, and pr,,H'
to 60 into winter quarters. The tn.
ate, though firm AMI decided, languaorp 'I,
the Governors proclamation. is b.ls..
TO have exercised happy influence ~
every apprehension Of bloody colisia.
seems to have subsidized at ALBANY re,,'
day
Were about preparing statemer,
the causes which have led to the NJ.
collision between the tenants of Mr. L
Rensselaer, and their landlord, ne,
found in the Cheuango Telegraph "
ter from Albany, which states The mar,
with sufficient fullness and accuracy. r.
following extract embodies about all
should have had to say as to the fact,
the case IN. Y. Spec.
You are pr obabiy aware tha, an 4,
lands in the counties Of Albany and r..
seIaer were owned by the late Pa,ro1.
who, in dispoSing of them, gran.el. ~
the fee simple but perpetual leases. c,nd
tional ior tae payment, BY tie purcbs,.,
annually, OF certain number Of SIM.
of wheat, (about IL bushels to q hnni'I
acres of four fowls, and TIE rend:rg u
one days service in the month OF J,rr,
~, of himself and team, and PERHAPS s,,.
other services. Each purchaser va, y
SO required by his lease to pay a SCAR,
ter sale 7" on dlspoSing Of bis land. tsst /,
O@e fourth of The money for sOhieG farm
aoas sold by lease. lOaS to be gira IA
tie PATRON. and no sale could Be- mad.
until the refusal was FIRST Offered 10 II.
PATRON, upon The terms offered TO The IN.
tended purchaser. Such are the can5.
tions upon which all The lands 10 IA,
county ale owned, and oceupitd, aI5
very few exceptions.
As This is not much Of wheat goa.
ing county, the old Pdiroon coaver;ri ID.
delivery OF wheat, for It's market vaae Il
cash. on rent day, and received two a..
lars Tor the days service and 80 cenl. for
the fowls He did not often exact he
"qualter sale" in full, taking gererair
some. thirty or forty, add occasionally oas
hundred dollars, ia satisfaction OF Bis
claim for much larger amount. BE
was proverbially indulgent, and .numbr.
were IN consequence indebted at the lius
OF his dcath, Tor many years back Tent
All The arrears Of rent due on the 6ra
OF january and February, inlmedlat-v
preceding his death, were by his Wild.
queathed TO ID. d. Barnard, Jacob 7. B.
Van VechIen, aid ] Stevenson, in u.t
TO collect the same in their own names. or
The names of his executors, with all rra.
sonaole indulgence u the persons iDdeb;-
ed who are poor, or otherwise unfortunate
and apply the money, when coAect.A, 10
the payment OF his just debts.
An attempt was made last summer 10
carry this Into effect. This arose a size
OF excited feeling among large b.dies q
the tenants, who thought that The Patfoar
should, In justice, sell them tue fee SIM
lie Tor moderate sum; that lie had zeal
izcd vast foItIue from his leases, all
should not exact the pound OF flesh, al.
they refused to pay.
NAVIGATION OF LAKE ERIE.-It g.l
be seen by the notice OF the Buffa!o mar.
kets pub Ished on the first page of to-dat.
PAPER, that vessels had arrive d a; Bgtib
rom Cleveland during the week rldag
on the Sd inst, having Oh board GCOJ.4r
relS Of flour. Tor which the rxlrordlnar
freight OF $500 was paid, being atolt
four times the usual rale.-N. Y. SIC
/ CUMBERLAND, Nd. Dec. ca Ia
Bufset lH a Coal Mine.--Tae coll aiue
OF MIR. Nef, near Fro.tburc, I'll al yes
'erdly. A miner, e'ho was At work Il
The lime, WIS enclosed by the fallen eanE
de immediately commenced diggiGg CT
and persons on tue outside also tegaR 10
dig in toward him. The earth to t. re.
moved was thirty or fo.tf ic,t Ia eGeu,-
out The caving, as II a!t-rward apyrair-,
d.d not extend so far as 10 proven. Tx :e
working of the miner. OF cou.se tx u
most anxiety was felt Tor his idt., wa.t'
was much increased By tie caitl agaIa
tdiiing Ia al the very moment he had :rs1
reached by those on the OFT. .dt. Iis
cath now fell all around tim leaving 10
hardly room 10 move; fortunately. GaR'
ever, but lltle more than foo, Z! carr
lhIs lime shut him from the day lighl, al
this was soon removed. The acrileaiai.
Cured at about one o'clock in Tie :
and II was tn O'Clock before tie rlaa a.'
got out. The desperate energy MA
which he worked 10 rescue himself ID,
be inferred from The fact that Of ;hlhy 6.
forty feet of earth 10 be removed, be, 10
working at great d,sadrartIge, dog Ihp
nearly one-hllf of H. am glad 10 %:
that he suffered no injury ffOm the s''.'
dent.-BaitiBlOre Patriot.
VILLAINY.--The following ine'de0
may serve TO put the unsuspecting uPo1
their guard against the aris and dece}
lions which are sometimes practised uP''
visitors 10 our large cities. -,
A plain farmer, who had dispose /"
his produce in the city of New-iofi'
Standing near The urhnrf &c Ia HnlsA