Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-10-23


Ftrrpon', Of Hdts street t,.or.b -,
'a's cry by 4 mjorily Of the pew ho..l.
en- e,,' i"f Ills opposition. 10 IN eu4.cruucr.--
! ne vote stood 90 Q 50.
-hf. i''esp Dut mas been, FIR nnmher
ct years, an unflnrhmg advocate Of lb4
temperance Reiorm, and having con-
SIDERABLE numDer Of diStlliers ani dealers
~ >P IT'S IN hi> society, he has oivsnt5-m
olT ' by his plain and pointed dealing
We stated in the Herald of October
'lS'' mat they had threatened 10 dismiss
hih II be did not desist usinn his inan.
e"ce In way which proved destructive 10
'ne'r business Mr. Pierpons's reply was
manly, ami his Iet,er recently addressed 10
'"e ~ was d'gnlhed and 10 prudent.
we recommended at that time, and We
now repent 1t, their attention to Rer. or
P p F0ttte, or if they choose. Parson
1o0"S@eT|y, the Minister of MickIefeId.'
as successor to MIR, Pierport.
Hihce the temperance people have come
/ 10 oe maJorHy, we hear a great dea
from the rum party about oppression and
tyranny, especially in relation to the H.
cerse Law. But who, when they have
Tue power, are greater scourges aud w.
rants than dlSllIlers and rumseilers III
oD'S Herald.
SERIOUS ACcIDENT.-On Friday fore
noon between IL and o'clock, 4 Mr.
HART recently from the country, contract
or Tor digging the cellar for the new Ban
tIsl Church, about being erected on IN.
late Lyman estate, in Bowdoin Square,
was almost instantly killed by the caving
~ OF the earth, white at work in Gigcin@,
We understand that he was appriSed by
some one Standing by that the ear.h was
cracking, aud stepped aside, bul having
lett his p1ck-axe, returned f,r the purpose
OF getting II, and at that instant he was
struck by the falling earth, AMI thus LOST
his Iife.-Bosto@ Do Ly Ado.
\ WHOLE CITY DEsTROYE BY FIRE.
A jamaica paper gives an account of the
total destruction Of the civ QrIbdo, OH
the Spanish Main, BY fire. Qui0do is the
CapnI Of the Province OF Choco-
aud the eIifices being chiefly Quilt Of
WOOD and th.tchtd with reeds and straw,
gave no Obstruction to the rlpiiitv Of the
devourhg element, and in few hours
The CaplII Of Coco was reduced to ASH |
eS and ruins, amid the shrieks aud lrpieu- |
'atIonS OF the CIllztnS, who, being dpspp;t- |
ed OF all they possessed, were themselves
preserved from the wreck, only 10 be ex-
posed to more prolonged lille of pov2rtv
and wretchedne<s. The loss in merchant
dlze alone Is estimated at one million OF
dollars.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT. We learn that n
young man of the maine of Tut, of Mai
den, met with a sad accident on Frldav
last Wishing TO diSIodge squirrel from
his coVer', be attempted to do 1t by s.rik
ing the limb of tree with the breech off
his gun, while he held the muzz.e in the
hollow OF his night hand. The bow
given to the tree caused the gun 10 en-
pode; the charge (of sho) passing nrst
through the wrist, breaking ami dlslocat-
ing all the bones, and severely aceiain
The fltshy paris. 1t hen entered the rI9ht
lhISh mean the body, making Il wound 5
inches IN width, and Iaccratjng it IN Il
most dreadful neutrality-suspicious. lhro'
the flesh nearly 10 The Ilnec-joiul ON the
outer SIDE. He was placed under the
care OF DfS. Ffeuch OF Maiden. and
Walker OF CharestoWn. The arm WAS
by the latter gentleman. and
The "o1ni ~ thethlgh appropriately dress
co. ohouId TINS young 'Han escape wnh
his HE, 1t viii ,donbtirSS be long time
before he can be restored to health. and
we hope that his misfortune viii BE-
to others 10 use firearms discreet.
Iy, if they use them al all.-EIer. jour.
DEATHS BY PoIs0N.-Mrs. Mary wife ]
Of Mr.. Geo. Bennett died in this town, on !
the morning of the 81 inst. aged 81
The Saturday previous she WIS called 10 d.;
AXE care OF her father, SIr. Thomas LIZ !
man, who was sick. She ieit herself )
quite uaweii, and thought she would take :
some PIcra. Il medicine very co.lnun
win her. Sac Went to the place where it !
iad always been kept, took Il bollir aud !
FRANK, but alter she had done so, found 20
lef utter aSton'shmeut that she I'd taken !
IoffoS1re S@6I5mate. The bottle was Ia :
1eIied Poison, on beth sides therefore she J
probably committed the fatal mistake l
Trough lnat,enlIon. Medical treatment =
vas immediately resorted to, ont with no |
wall. She fingered along till Thursday. y
She was an amiabIe aud excellent wo- 5
nan, and has undoubtedly exchanged This :
or a better world. j
Tuesday afternoon. Oct 1, a son OF Mr.. /
lyman Noble aged about five years, 4
rank from phiaI containing Aqua for \
IS and Mefcpry, and survived bal a very S
hort time. The phiaI was staining in a $
.ttIe box near where he Was playi0g.- )
Gazette. =
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