Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-12-02
GOVERNMENT LAND Observation-Disclosures ON THE
INDIANS BY THE HIGHEST OFFICERS OF GOV


upon specators they allow themselves entirely by
party in this stockholders the American Conpa-
1oS GWSs eI nnd % s
Britain.
constituting States the time of the grant by the
equal in value the land owned by The ameyiean Land Com
pany! CroDeH fright Dir Butler, Corning, John Pan
Buren, and host of other office holders general govern
Company; like Duke Of York. we presume
some of them will yet give their names to new States
the Union.
facts lin relation these spectators.
The first company formed the Mississippi Company in
oG il Boston The lands to be spsc"asd n BY conp"ny
the Indian lands ChickasaD and ChOctaw Indian
To obtain the title to thes necessary obtain the
oihe President the contracts made with the Indians
Hence of importance to have some connected with
company who could influence the President sanction all
tracts made in its behalf TO this influence
entered into with Amos Kendall land as we are informed by stock
hoder under hand and seal by which Kendall have ali the
The arrangement upon Indians
manifest Ifan emeran went the lands and contracted
% 9 ,a U his is ," b s,,oy ys|
sanction the The consequence that agents
land company without comeiors and enabled
$40 and would price had not been
for the influence of this land company and those with
division pos The company, through agents purcas
dent pey purchase Any of these lands thus bought 81
$3.50 per acre. Immediately disposed average price of
% % e sold a6oo soo ' original pro-
The Attorney General Butler learning the of this
urGg his o the dss %s
extended and magnificent monopoly and as he intended that
operations only reservations, but extend
to Government lands he determined that should be the
into consultation Yam Buren, representative of
his father. Forthwith articles of association prepared
the faithful ofooders Incorporated themselves
and title of the american Land Company
The attorney general stipulated with his associates that the Pes
dency ofthe company should be conferred his brother Charles
with ample salary while Of the am9"nt of each subscription
sed its agents purchased largely of the Indian reservation
purchases obe !nans! reader will con-
eye bow miserable price these Indians swned
their nns when he informed that favorable terms of
purchase that shares of $780, with but per paid
The pous part feeling little stricken
at the imposition rocsed the Indians
held the Albion Boston, the psge enc Of
ono appropriate $1,000 for the purchase of Bibles to be distributed
Such wus the repaaon the American Land Company the
poor Indians after dupng them the probably million of
dollars series of most unghteous bargains Da
Gazette.
CONNECTICUT TOWN ELECTIONS
"Ihe Ball still Rolling !" tEa.
Elections for the choice of seectnen and other officers have
our sad are w Ss IT thew s
have held their elections and the result suspicious for the
the e ton meetings. by private management particularly that
% 0s s ct s 1 ". as aa
friends oyism has been sgnay defeated
ss. and n' % WIZ i1s" s
SEVEN and three divided between both parties This
buning subbe land three successfully The
sobe thoughts Of the people Connecticut
j. ENT-[ Hartford Evening Courier
From The Albany Ere. Journal
A deeper dp-The editor Of the Albany Argus winds
the result of the Massachusetts election with
the folowng
fought distinctly upon the Independent Teasu
ground and be regarded another victory
great ssue the of equal rights and sound prn
ciples." .
here be drop thin blood in Crosves veins, mantle
his cheek when he tn bazen fsehood looking him in the
face The past blushng himself his friends will blush for
him. Massachusetts fought distinctly upon the hide
pendant Treasury ground There child,
with first rudmen's politics that will not cry shame on
battle fought distinctly upon the Fifteen Gallon Law Nordo
utterly lost truth "cam the result victory
won for the Federal Sub Treasury
From the Philadelphia Gazette
~ DEATH WARRANT OF JESUS CHRIST 49,
have brought the perseerng modern
none could have more interest the and
the Courier d Eas Uns has put into hands the inn
has been recorded human annals that the identical death
of our Lord JESUS CHRISTI The document faithfully
Snlenee Rendered BY oaias pa aeig Governor of Losr
lice, stating that Jesus IF Nazareth shall suffer death on the cross
day March, city the holy Jerusalem Anna and Caphas be-
ing priests saccators of the people of God Ponts Pate Gov
tory condemns jesus Nazareth die the between two
eyeshe great and notorious evidence the people saying
!, Jesus is seducer ~
2 He is sedidous.
g. He is an of the law
A. He calls himself falsely the Son flood
s. lie entered into the temple followed by multitude hearing
palm branches in their hands
Order the first centuon oulus Cornelius TO lead him 10 the
place of execution.
any person whomsoeye either poor rch oppose
The witnesses who signed OF Jesus viz
l. Daniel Roban Pharee l. Jonnnus Rorobabe g. Rapadei
Robani A Capet, citizen
Jesus shall 90 ont the by gate of Strunns
The above sentence engraved on copper plate on Ghe e
written these words "A similar plate Is sent TO eaen
antique white MARBLE while excaatng IN
The city of Aqua in the kingdom of Naples IN ne year
1920 and was discovered by the Coma OF arts d enc
the French armies AT the expedition of naples was 'ounu en-
closed box ebony, sacsg of the Chaem Inc vase