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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-04-26

If not so signed do not buy them. For sale by
Edmund Lyman North Ferrlsburgh
WIN T. Greene Vergennes
Jonathan Hagar Mlddebury
Andrew Dawson South Hero
David Lyman St. Adams
O A Keith Sheldon
Otis l. Kelton Montgomery
Amasa Paine Lowell
G g. J w Baxter Derby Line
Il Cleveland Coventry
Snbin Kelum lrasburgh
Sc Morse & S Lyman Craitsbury
J w Remington Johnson
EP Walton Il sons ! ,,r.
and Perry Marsh : "'"'pe''e'
john Kelsey Danville
Jonas Flint ST Johnsbury
VIM Pierce Lyndon
Foster Grow Chelsea
N C. Goddard Windsor
Nj Buckland Bellows Falls
J Steene Braltleboro
] Pine a. Co Factory Point Manchester
Hiram l. Cheney Rutland
Jas II Murdoch Woodstock
Joel Day Royallon
Ira Button Brandon
Jas Hull Orwell
J Frost q Co Brldport
CT g. b Boyanton Essex NY
CB Hatch Weslport NY
alfred Hartwell Keeseville
Richard Cottril Platlburgh.
Kent Wright Shoreham
J. Z. flaswell Bennington
Remember every packet of the genuine i
signed by Pangborn q Brinsmad.
DR.. GEO. TAYLOR, 6t Wall 1t.
u, S. .Agen
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OdOnticu ! OdOniica ! !
he Teeth! The Teeth!

The Teeth! The Teeth!!
SKR. NJ. HITCHCOCK'S Magnetic Odon-
~ tica. The fact is proved, and the
most ncredulous and doubling are fully con.
vnced as VIC have the evidence from the sale
of more than 1000 boxes within Tie past year,
that the Ulopan dreams of the aIchymist are
realized, and remedy discovered for prescrv
ing those important and beautiful appcndages
Of the human system, Ivy the use of the Mag.
netic Odonlica, which, by ITS attractive, puri>
flying and strengthening qualities removes all
eXlrancous substances from the teeth and
preserves them in their natural brilancy, and
The gums in soundness and beauty. II is as
ceriainod from experience, that when used.
the teeth will not decay, but remain ill the
latest old age, with their natural wear. When
they arc dccaying, its progress will be ar
rested, and the teeth preserved and prevented
from aching. Ladies and gentlemen of the
most respectable character are daily calling,
who assure us that before they commenced
using the Odontica, their teeth were loose and
fast going to decay, their gums spongy and
leversh. and The breath fGted, and after usirg
this invaluable powder, in less than one week
| their teeth were firm in their sockets. their
gums resumed their health, their breath cor.
rected, and no money could induce them TO
be without it. All this costs the small sum
of fifty cents. For sale by J. 4 J. II. Peck s.
Co. only agents in Burlington for the sole
porpretors, A. Hitchcock Co. Utica N. Y.
DIR. M. HI7CHCOCK'S newly invented
| SNUFF only 25 cents.
| ENOR the cure and absolute relief of
H. catarrh, dizziness Of the head, weak eyes
nervous head'aches, fallen. sickness fits, and
infants troubled with the snufiles, partial
shocks of palsy, &c. For sale by J. g. J. II.
PECK g. Co., only Agents in Burlington for
the sole proprietor's A. Hitchcock s. Co.
| Utica NY.
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A REMEDY FOR
nPRHEUMA TISM !

PRHEUMA T1SM!
TNHE cxcruciating pan-thc decropitude
l. and delormity, and the premature old
age, which are the usual attendants of this
disorder, are suffered by many from despair
of cure, or disappointment in the efficacy of
the numerous pretended an,idotes used 10
effect this purpose. But those who have
made fair trial of
DIR. JEBB'S CELEBRATED LINZ.
MENT,
even in cases of long standing, and of the
most severe character, have received certain
relief, and many have been cured in few
days, some in "a hours as a number of per.
sons in Boston and vicinity, who were former.
ly afflicted with the Rheumatism, have very
fully testified. Certificates arc in the posses.
sion OF the Proprietor, proving the most thor
ough and surprising cures by means of this
powerful Lin,menl, in cases where other ap.
proved applications had utterly failed The
Liniment is also used with success for bruises
sprains, numbness, stiffness of the joints, chill.
blains, &c. Price 5Ocents bottle.
Morning herald., 1839-09-18

splendid regatta came eff yesterday afternoon
- hsrlsm river, opposite NowIas's. The weather
was delightful and the wind blew sufficiently to take
on Ne s giassy APPEARANCE ofths water, asa throw
over - surface slight ripple that msds il lcsk
more natural for regatta. The coscourss Of peo-
pie We very great and consisted Of all sexes, coers
ages sizes, shapes, grades and nations About twelve
o'clock they began to arrive, and by four nearly ten
thousand were present As near as could be aseer-
tanned from hasty calculation, there were S62spec-
tators to the two races that took place. OF these
there wera
Morning herald., 1839-09-18
there were


The races were to have commenced at two o'clock,
but It was nearly 4before the six cared boats started
In the meantime the {, ,SS2 persons were arranging
themselves in the best possible manner-some with
seats, some with drink, some with water, some with
punch, some with wine and some with rum. They
were perfect medley in their appearance and a
coRelome ration in their acts. portion of the
ladies' and gentlemen who had provided them.
selves with tickets, were admitted to the bal
cony sf Nowlar's hotel, where they had the best
sight, and could see the beginning, middle and end
OF the race. While the boats were preparing, the
loafers drank and guzzled, and guzzled aud drank,
till their very skins full and huzzaed and swore
till they grew hoarse.
They did, however, behave themselves rema,l lsably
well, taking into consideration every thing Nowlan
was at all points at the moment, and nothing
could 60 wrong. A band of music was in attendance,
which pleased the ladies and gratified the people
little before o'clock, four six cared boats started
on the first race fer splendid silver pitcher, valued
at over $50. The distance to perform was five
miles, and the boats in in the following order:
Washington Of poughkeepsie, ~ minutes is seconds
Edwin Forrest, of New York next
Victoria, g
d. DTompkins
The Washington the pitcher, but there is
some dosbt to which boat won the second prize.
The Victoria was close upon the heels Of the Edwin
Forrest, and would have wen had there not been
der handed work on the part of some one. In the
distance we plainly boat the bows Of
another which threw her crew into confusion, and
they did not recover themselves. The second a
four milcrace for purse of l00. and was contested
by three boats. They came in thus:
The $. j. Willis, first, in 80 minutes 20 seconds.
8 Verag ---second--
+" Ba.ket---third--
This regatta the first that took place on
the Harlem River, and it truly splendid affair
The Washington of Poughkeepsie was nobly rowed,
and she nobly won. When she shot past the judges,
boat her crew tossed their oars, were pronounced
the victors, pulled up into small crew and went up
to Nowlsn's and took drink Had the Wave been
there, however, the race would probably have
suited differently. Where was shee
We saw, at the Hotel, the officers Of the French
brig of war"La votigeur," Captain James Rogers,
who is to navigate Mr. Stevens famous yatch ''Stag
which is soon TO make trial ofspeed with Mr.. Win
chester's .yatch "Northern Light" Of Bossen, and
Captain Hoskins, of the "Great Western"
Morning herald., 1839-09-18

JAcIS o. Born SIDEs.-It 10 amusing to see the
tricks nesorted to by miserable politicians to retain
and obtain Office, power, spoiis and plunder. The
locofocos bought the " San" last year. and did not
payup The Sun" exposed them and then sold
itself to the wings for g consideration" Since
then the iScofocos have paid part and also bought
the SUM- for their party. The " Sun" thus posk-
cts the money from both parties, and laughs at them
for being such asses to verify the proverb fools
aud their money are soon parted"
Morning herald., 1839-09-18

CoLLIsIex-The steamer Erie and Daniel Web.
ster came IN contact the Detroit river the 10th
instant. Beth were damaged, but not seriously
MAINE ELEcTION.-Fairfelds majority for Go.
vernon, over Kent as far as heard from, is 42lO-in
same towns last year, 1912.
MvrINY.- The crew of the Ulysses, OF Baltimore,
were examined in Boston on Saturday, for mutiny
at sea in February last.
Their are Richard Musserder, James Il.
Armstrong Charles Stone, Willian Collins. Robert
Brooks, John Tilton John Winchester, John John
son. and John Broughton.
They made a desperate attempt to refuse work,
Knocked down the Captain, and armed themselves
with pistols, &c. They were fully committed for
trial in Octobernext.
0,- The deaths by the yellow fever in Charleston
ave not reached 70 in any one week, as has been
stated in some Of the papers The general health OF
that place was rather improving at the last
FROM MAISE.-Fort Fairfield was attacked, by
about 40 men, on Sunday se'nnght. They fed after
the alarm was given. The British authorities refuse
to acknowledge them, and they were probably pa
triots their own account.
&C. The Hon. Harrison Gray Otis, Of Boston ix
nos dead as has been reported.
ROBERT M CHARLTON, Esq, has been re-elected
mayor of Charleston.
Fatal AccIDsNr.-The Rev. Mr.. Monelly OF the
Roman Catholic Church, was killed ON the 7th inst
by the falling of portion OF his house, in Talbot
Co. Maryland, upon him. He was siyears ofaee
The yellow fever was raging in Vera Cruz at the
last accounts.
G. T. C.-G. 7. M. Davis, a lawyer of Alton, Ili-
NOS, mas gone ch, supposed TO canada, with about
SZooOO belonging to his clients living in New Nerk
Philadelphia aud Boston. He left q daughter at
Alton in bed sick, and who died soon after he de-
camped.
SICKNESS IN MIssoURI.-Blious fevers were prev
alen in Fayette county, Missouri an alarming ex-
tent, at the latest accounts.
LARGE FIRE IN CHARLEsToN.-A fire broke out
in Bedons Alley in Charleston on the 18th inst. Five
houses on the east side Of the alley five ON the
west side were destroyed and on Elliot street two
buildings were burnt Loss estimated to be $40 OOO
THEArRIcALs.-Miss Shrref end Messrs. Will.
SON, Brongh and Forrest are in Ph;ldelphia
RAIL Roar DsBRiDeE BURNT.-The Central Rail
Road Bridge over the river Rouge, in Michigan was
destroyed by fire on the 9th inst The work Of an
iucendary.
Morning herald., 1839-09-18

wssld 20 against them, the people knew that they
all brse and bully; and % Wal was taken on
ssosy Lss NE alene, aad III whip him - he asver
show his face in the Custom house again Amen,"
said the spectators. That rigged DR.. b was seen
new dOubly aware of the truth, that IT some men
are born with manners, others have manners thresh-
ed int o.them,
Morning herald., 1839-09-18

BowERy THEArRE.--A correspondent asks us
why the manages Of the Bowery theatre puts him.
self and friend up for benefit piece, during the
engagement Of Celeste We presume IL is because
he wants 90 make as much money as possible. In
these days money is scarce, and II nlrs Shaw were
not to get benefit now, part to the manager part
to herself, neither could have such chance again.
CosSopoRr ELLror is 10 be tried by court
martial
Morning herald., 1839-09-18

YELLOW FEvER-From the commencement Of
the fever in Augusta too the 18th inst "a have died
Among the names we notice these Of james =. Grant
MIR Corder, Joseph Smith, Henry +. Panneler Of
Connecticut, and Albert Bana, Mrs A. ". Banta and
John Stars6eld of New York. The deaths now
average about six per day. Deaths In New Orleans,
on the 9Th inst at the Charity Hospital, and Maiscn
de Saute numbered 70. Intrrments 40. On the eth
there we're 10 deaths st the Charity Hospital and %
sick al DIR Stones Hospital U
Morning herald., 1839-09-18

TIE CAsE or Mas. RErsALL.-Nuch disappoint-
ment has been expressed by the lovers or litigation,
at the non prosecution of Mrs Retsars case during
the present term. The learned Doctor Samuel jerks
Smith has been as busy as possible, but his jackal
was not able to hunt up any testimony against their
pretty rival and IL thought best TO delay the
matter until the next term. The District Attorney
has. however, notified Mr.. Craft that he shall bring
the case positively, the frst day. and public Gu.
rosity 10 on the qui vive to know what line of de-
fence will be adopted One thing is very certain,
that no prsof exists Of the fair Doctoress having
committed any mischief by her pills or purgations
Some say. that they are like chip in porridge
neither good HARM but if this was the case wby
do the ladies continue to visit her1 We believe we
are in possession OF some clue to the mystery but
whether we shall divulge IL or not before the trial
comes on, is point 60 be determined. DR. jerks
smith must not however calculate on succeeding to
Mrs Retsalps celebrity for the ladie. say that ne
too ugly by half that cases continually arising
in which female physician 10 absolutely necessary
When the trial comes on, then we shall have the
fun for IL will be the raciest thing which has been
before the Court ef Sessions sisce the Iobclia case
How dear Dcky Riker would have licked his lps if
he had been still on the bcnchl
Morning herald., 1839-09-18

At the time tha, Wesley and Whitfield 6rst ar
scared upon the great field of their sbors, the crsi
pure moral spiri, that started the Presby bytcrians
Morning herald., 1839-09-18

Sporting ISTELLfeEscE.-We call the. attention
Of our sporting readers to the advertisement in this
days paper, the attack by Doctor Fay Of Broadway
and the reply by Doctor Comstock, relative to Row
and's mixture. Doctor Fay's shot has too much
pepper in IL 10 be in good tastebuf we presume the
greatest punishment for him, for both could be to
make them each swallow their own pills. II they
went to fght in reality, leave a set Of the pirate
weapons found on board the Amistad which they can
use before they are permitted to Col Webb.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-14
CoNGREss---1st SESSION
.Honday, Dcc.mbcr o, 1880.
IN SENATE
Mr.. STRANGE appeared in his seat this morning

Mr. STRANGE appeared IN his seat this morning.
Mr. ALLEN offered the following resolutions:
R'Sofrcd, That committee be appointed to wait on
the President of the United States, and 10 inform him
that quorum of the Senate has assembled and that
the Senate is ready 10 receive any muncation of
Executive character which he may make.
No objection being made, the resolution was consi-
dered and agreed 10, and Messrs Allen and Wright
were appointed the committee.
MIR. TAPPAN offered the following resolution, which
lays over:
ResOred, That the Secretary of War be directed to
report to the Senate:
l. What would be the effect upon the miliutr5
vice of the country of regulation by which tn Off
Of the army, arriving at sixty years of age,
Should be permitted 20 retire from service upon half
pay.
p What would be the probable annual charge upon
the Treasury Of such regulation.
This being the day designated for the election of the
officers of the Senate the Senate proceeded to ballot
for Secretary and counting the ballots the follow
ing declared TO be the result:
Whole number of ballots, 81
For Asbury Dickens, 81
Mr.. Dickens, accordingly, was declared to be unani-
mously reelected.
The oath of office was then administered to Mr..
Dickens by the Chair.
The Senate then proceeded to balo. for Sergeant
alarms and Doorkecper, and the following was de
clared TO be the result:
Whole number of ballots, 81
For Stephen Ilaighi, 36
Mr. Basset
Mr. iiaight accordingly declared TO be reclect-
cd, and took the oath of Office.
The Senate then proceeded TO ballot for Assistant
Doorkepcr, and the following was declared to be the
result:
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BY THOMAS RiTCHlE.
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Ne adherence Several OF the American driver
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Of
or they published Every measure, that ha
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unayans-We MUST therefore, insist IN such upo
Communication being certified by the Of the Postmaster
l-r...a or tAs back If the letter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-14
PLANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

THE subscriber constantly receiving from the celebrated
manuaiactory NUrSs CLARE, New York. elegant ana
plum Piano Focs possessing the latest improvements and That
decacy Of touch and sweetness Of on so peculiar TO their ma
nufacture.
Also large of Musical Instruments, and Musical
Merchandise in general.
Piano Fortes repaired tuned, lei hire and taken in
change.
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest offered for sale in this
may selected the Of the subscriber, who IS
now enabled sell Philadelphia and New York wholesale
and retail prices.
Piaao Fort: and .Nasc Store, opposite &c Banks
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AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY.

AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY.
OGc. No ~, South Nrs't, Bdhtnorr
CAPiT,i y, Two Millions OF Dollar.
TUE President and Trustees OF Tins COMPANY receive NO
Drps,r which interest will hc allowed, make
assurances Lives tnuie and EnlnwmentS. and
aud Trust, &C every description which e
mttGd 70 their charge, whether from individuals corporate no
dIt>. courts ui Justice.
|. McSEY wl b. received and held and the Interest
thereon paid Scannualy, quarterly conformity with The
direction ~ the the interest VIII be placed al III" end
months the credit Of the Trust fund Tor
lltiua.
y LIE ISsuRANcE-Perso,- effect assurances with tho
Company their lives, the lives az "ier> !ur
term 81 years, the Whole "f life The t' ct rates
well for the officers OF III" Navy and Army c2-and MAY
be had application u The Company us Agents
3 AN>rirEs.Ihc>e will b. granted such terms viii
enable the nitau cno the largest income Tor any given
amour, Of money.
l. ESpowNESrsh person who desires provide capital
Tor "A ward whcn he snail arrive II the OF 81 years
marriage portion for da'si'rr effect rons this Com
Ucrs Trustees of The CompGa-P. Marauy, Esq. NJ. D.
PrcSiG ut, a!t!more John Due Eal H. L. d.. Wee President
New i"fS Richard Wilson, SScrctaf " lurstoi, Assistant
Secretary.
Tru>t.-lsaac Lawrence, Beverly Robinson. T. McVckar
Charlie, A. Davis, Samuel Weilnorc, David alen, Anthony
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l. folt Morris Robinson, New York Matthew L. irNan " ~
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Applications may made personally, or by letter. post paid 10
the Agents tor the Company Virginia. no will furnish the
tccng assurances making other arrangements through TINS
Company FOR the benefit Of their families or estates
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-14

N-OTCE-Nas committed the jail Of the county Of caro-
line, runaway, the llth day nj September last
srirt mIlaito Woman who calls herself "LrcNpi COLLINS
tie usual supposed TO he between - and 20 years o
when committed blue specified dress and cap. liz
requested to forward property and take rr
away, she VIII be dealt VI It'll according 10 Law.
GEO. l.. GROVES, .TailJr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-14

NEGRO nRNGTh. subscribers intending 10 coniiai. their
old hiring ont negroes, would inform Their rirhGS
public that viii b. ready on The hrst day o JANUARY
10 them d,b!r that thhs. intend
with their Business would do - Is early aS posi-
bio giving the that NAV tnd suitable
,as rr them We would also remind those wshincto hr,
tia, their interest ~ apply taiiy We have already
rabp number placed hands hire Our charge
hiring per We attend To The negroes through
III, wear IN cast sickness and collect The h,Ie without farther
charge. KUHN NIL. ~ ~,
2a door from Old Market, Main Street
Richmond Dar ,a-t15Jau
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AND FOR ShLE.--In execution of the viii Of THOMAS W..
Ii BtYIf deed, shall sell al public Auction, the prcmS
cs on The Of December the 'rhc@ Of that Estate known
"a MOUNT GUSTS which the said THOMAS ~ BAlLl
resided, irh r:-dr.coE3ning ny e>tnatI"n
sA hundred Ru, expected that there
Will be n survey before The day Of sal"
The Farm beautifully situated The Ocean, within four miles
The House iccumack County, aud considered IN
respect &C the most desirable residences in the c"u-
" A description place r"Cn, because could be-
slctory desired aud expected thai al
wishing purchase, before tie day Of sale wi we" HE
premises. viii pleasure, nail the meeting Il tn LIZ
rurc, Ia such person. and after ha'" ei' Tie
county j will be sheTn bs my ose;see. .
The payments will be required IN Es;alnrntS 81 Eve years al!
the nS,almcn,s carry the day If sale fixed y
the will Of T. VI. BAIIY Tn security Which will be required,
VIII personal security ana decd OF trust.
have authority sell said land unless brings sixteen THEFT
SlGnAJ 'ba being the minimum price fixed BY
THOMAS NJ. BAYLY, in his WILL
time, shall sell all the Stock said Farm, con
sug Horses, Mules Cattle, Hogs, Farming implements,
Household and Kitchen Furniture the Groi Of the pre-
year, III. H. BAY u;
De- G2-wt2DD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-14
General .lgcRry-RemcrGi.

General .lgcHry-RemGr0T.
ORCHARD HILL, CO.. Will IN future devote their whole
II n, ntion collecting Of Dr irirr Negroes Renting
an, and Sell.s Property, husis a!d clHc Stocks,
.l,, ErsrrihusC who intend sending III ir Negroes Ia
"a @ the ensuing year. Will consult their own interest
ty sending them early possible.
RiCii..GD HILL. Jn.,
RICHARD u. TCSSrALL.
~ Office opposite Mrs. Richardson's Boarding
House.
December tall!