Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-08-07

owl BURNT HER WITH A HOT IRON ON
THE LEFT SIDE OF HER FACE; [ TRIED
TO MAKE THE LETTER M, and she kent q
cloth 0cer her bead and face, and a fy bon
et OOeT her head, so as to cover the buru
her children are both boys, the Oldest is
IN his seventh year; he is mulasto and
mas blue eyes; the youngest is a black
and is in his fifth year.
MIcAJAH KICKS, Nash County.
/ IN. Q. Standard, July l8, 1881
lnNE hundred dollars reward for
~ Pompey, 40 years old, he is brand
ed on the left jaao-Mr. r. p. Carmen
." the Mobile Register, Dec. %, 1888.
! Up ANYWAY a negro girl called
- Mary, has the letter A branded ON
her cheek and forehead.-Mr. j. p. Ash
t0rd' N@tehez Courier, August "a, 1888.
! I'D ANYWAY, Bill, has burn on
- has bullock, from piece of hot
arOn IN shape Of a TN. j. " Dula.
Aunty, Woodviltc, ~ o. Com. Bulletin
July 81, 1887.
rs ENWENTY DOLLARS RE-
"a Il WARD.-Ranawav from
~ the subscriber negro girl named
Molly. The said girl was sold by Messrs.
VIM. Payne & Sons, and purchased by
Mr.. Moses, and sold by him to Tbos.
Frisley, of Edgefeld District, of whom I
bought her. She is l6 or IL years of
age, LATELY BRANDED ON THE LEFT
CHEEK, THUS, r. AND PIECE TAKEN
OFF HER EAR ON THE SAME SIDE: THE
SAME LETTER ON THE INSIDE OF BOTH
HER LEGs.-[Charleston, s. c.. Courier
1921 ABNER Ross, Fairfield District.
NV AS committed to Jail a negro
w man, says his name is Josiah.
branded on the thigh and hips IN three or
four places, thus q. M. ~. L. Joltev-
Sheriff of Clinton, Co. NJ, sn the Gin
ton Gazette. July 80, 1886.
About year since [ knew slave,
who had deserted his master, to be caught
and fastened to the stocks. On the next
morning he was chained IN an immoyeo-
bic posture, and BRANDED IN BOTH
CHEEKS WITH RED HOT STAMPS OF IRON.
Letter from clea gyman aoritten IN
N@tchez, (Ms) IN 1888.
NIFTY dollars reward for NV fellow
- Edward, he has The letter i on his
Grm.-Mr. THos. eLedDith. .Jackeona NJ, ,J.'
East Florida, IN the Charleston, s. C.
Courier, Sept. 1. 1888
IS ID ANYWAY a negro bow
n "a Harper, has a scar on one
" of his hips in the form of a c.
Mr.. w. StGnseIl, Pieksoiue, Ala, in the
Huntsville Dem. Aug. 29, 1887.
The masters seldom, if ever, try to gov
ern- their slaves by moral influence, but
by whipping, kicking, beating, starving,
branding, cat-hauling, loading with irons,
Imprlsoning, or by some other cruel mode
OF torture. They often boast of having
invented some new mode of torture. by
which they have tanned the rascals.-
Req Horace Momlton. of the M E.
Church. Marlborough, Mass, aoho- spent
fUe yc@rs IN Georgia. between 1917 and
1924.
IMPORTANT FROM CH1NA-Calcutta
papers to 9Th May were received at Lon
don on the 9th inst. by overland mail
They contain important intelligence from
Canton to 10th March, which had been
just received by an arrival at Madras.
Commissioner Lin, who had been sent
from Pekin to put an end to the opium
trade, on his arrival at Canton ordered ev-
cry member of the houses of Jardine &
Co. and Dent & Co., two of the largest
opium dealers there. to leave China i'm
mediateIy; and MIR. lnnes. who had been
previously ordered to Mace, was ordered
to leave that place, and quit the country.
The next proceeding of the Commissioners
was to order second man. who had been
detected Ia smuggling opium to be execut-
ed in front of the European factories.-
On this occasion, the execution was per-
formed so suddenly. that there was no
chance for opposition on the part OF the
Europeans. BY way of resenting the in
dignity, however. the English snperinten-
dent of the factory, at the request OF his
countrymen, and also the American and
Spanish residents, struck each their fe-
spective flags, which were usually dis
played over their bulldogs. Business OF
all kinds was at stand.
From the Baltimore American.
The ALLEGHANY Coal MINEs.-We1
have before US an interesting report adj
dressed by John Pickell, Esq. late of the
u. S. Army, on engineer service, to "The
President and Directors of the Boston and
New York Coal Company. detailing the
results Of late examinations and surveys
made by him of the coal and iron lands
in Allegheny county, in the State OF
Maryland, belonging to that company