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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-06-08

On Monday, May 27, Mr.. COLT re-
ported a bill TO the House Of Representatives
incorporating the BloOmsburg railroad and
iron company. What can this mean -
Can our Wing neighbor inform us Has
it any thing to do with his opposition to
the removal question being agitated We
should like TO know.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-06-08

In addition 10 this violence there was
the most gross lnsolence of language used
towards the officers which Colonel Worth
sent on shore on his first arrival, and many
other things too disagreeable to mention.
1t may be proper TO say that Col. Worth
expresses the opinion that the civil magis-
trates of Brockvllle acted in good faith, and
with commendable zeal, in their efforts to
restore order, and procure the restoration of
the property.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-06-08

Encanpment.--An encampment Of sew.
eraI thousand of the United States Troops
is to be made at Trenton. The object of
the encamPmeni is to repair some defects
existing in the army in brigade and regi-
mental evOlutiSns. General Scott is 70
take tho command
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-06-08

The Lewistown Telegraph states that no
less than 600 persons have crossed at Lew
istown from Canada to the United States
with view of taking up their residence in
that county.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-06-08
THE CORNER STONE,

OF the ORANGEvILLE UNION
CHURCH will be laid on Sunday, the 9th
of June next, with appropriate ceremonies.
Orangevlle, May Is, 1899.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-06-08

The Senate have unanimously confirmed
the nomination of Alexander M'Calmont,
Esq. Of VenangO county, to be president
Judge of the 18th judicial district.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-06-08

Charles Downing, the present delegate
from the territory of Florida, and good
sub-treasury democrat, has been reelected
to the next Congress by large majority.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-06-08

Mr.. Stevens has announced himself
candidate for reelection to the " Hopkins
House."
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-06-08

Flour is selling at Pittsburg, for $5 q
barrel. and dull at that.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-06-08
FROM FLORIDA.

1t gives US great pleasure TO announce
the arrival at the seat of Government of
Major General MACoMB, who has succeeded
in pacyfying the Indians of Florida, and
has made such an arrangement with them
as will effectually put stop to the further
effusion Of blood in that Territory. The
country to be occupied Professionally by
the Indians is situated beyond all former
settlements, and the corden of posts estab-
lished across the peninsula from New
Smirna to Tampa Bay will be furnished
with sufficient number of troops to ensure
the faithful observance of the terms dicta-
ted by Gen. MAcoMB, both by TIE whites
Late dispatches received from Fort Glib
son announce that Gen. ARBUcKIE and the
Superintendent of Indian Affairs, Gen.
ARMSTRONG, had, in pursuance of instruc-
tions from the Secretary of War, made an
arrangement for the future permanent es-
adjustment of the Seminoles, perfectly sat-
isfactory to Micanopy and other chiefs, and
that the Seminoles now in the West were
about to remove there Globe.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-02-22
Revised List 1889.
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-02-22
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-02-22

FIRE AT Es-Ex.-On Tuesday evening,
two barns, containing about fifty tons oil
hay, together with quantity of grain the
property of WESLEY UAzELToN, Of tina,
place. were entirely destroyed by fire.
There was a small Insurance. but not sufii-
cient TO cover the loss which was large
The fire was ,he result of accident, the hay
having accidentally lgni'ed from lantern
which Mr. Hazelton carried in his hand
He had barely time TO remove his cattle
aud horses before the barn was envelopet
in flames. Sentinel
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-02-22
William Wards Estate.
STATE or VER.MON7, J
~ VI II OI y LhVuOJN
hISTDIG,r nE 6ni.r1cI = II L. a. &C

DISTRICT OF CBiTTENDEN. ss.
A T a Probate Court holden at Burlington,
IA within and for the District Of Chlt,en-
den on the 18th dav ofFebruary A. d. 1880.
on application Of Olive Ward Of Milton, in
the county Of Chitenden. executrix ofthe last
will and testament of William Ward. late oc
Milton, in said district, deceased II is or.
dered and 'decreed that all persons having de-
mands against said estate, exhibit the same
TO the said executrix for settlement, on or be.
fore the 18th day of February A. d. 1910,
otherwise they shall be forever barred.
And il is further ordered, that notice there
ofbo given to all concerned by publishing this
decree three weeks successfully in the Free
Press, Newspaper printed in Burlington in
said district, and by posting tho same a, four
public places within the county Of Chitten.
den, TO wit. one at John Towards Hotel in
Burlington, one at John A. Willey's hotel in
Colchester, one at the Inn OF Sylvester Ward
in said Milton, and one at the inn of q. Ash,
ley in said Milton, within sixty days from tho
making of this decree.
r-y Given in Probate Court ut Burling-
LIS. ton in said district this 18th day of
G-l February A. d. 1899
CHARLES RUSSELL. Judge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-02-22

Considerable excitement was produced on Tues
day evening by The announcement that Holmes had
escaped from Jail. 1t Stems The keeper had In.
namely permitted him during part Of The day TO
occupy in the front part OF the Jail, attended
by a trus,y guard. Toward evening, however, just
as they were abou, 10 conduct him TO the cell, he
managed to give them the slip, and for something
like an hour eluded The pursuit. Sheriff Allen.
however, was soon on the track, and at lcngl,
holed him in Parody's haylon. On finding himself
discovered, Holmes snapped his pistol whether at
Allen or himself. it is not certain; but we are
inclined 10 believe the latter. He is now in the
dungeon which, by the way is nearly MS bad as
the debtors room and that, we need not here
repeat, is disgrace 10 The nation, and foul re-
proach 10 the County of Chiltenden. in particular.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-02-22
G. A N A ID A.

On Friday morning last, in front Of The new gao
in Montreal, five more individuals, Charles Hind.
eniang Chevalier Delorimer, Francois Nicolas,
Pierre REM Na,bonne. and Amabe Daunais, paid
the forfeit OF their lives for The prominent part they
had taken IN the late rebellion they were &C.
companieh on The scaffoA b. several ministers of
reeion-Hindenlang, who prolesscd himself Il
protestant, by Rev, DR.. Bethune, and the others
by Roman Catholic Clergymen, The department
Of al was becoming their awful situation, except
HndenIang. who acted with theatrical Givol'y,
that was utterly al variance with the snlcmniiy OF
the occasion. lie addressed few words to The
c,0wd, asserted that The Cause in which he had
been engaged was good one, denied the right of
the government 10 put him TO death, and concluded
By exclaimng Viue la LiJerte. Nicolas also
made few remarks 10 his counlrymen, but in a
very dGeren, strain. iie urged upon them al'en.
lion to their religious duties. and acknowledged
that the death he was about TO undergo, was not
undeser,ed The others continued absorbed with
The spiritual consultations administered to them, till
the fatal drop fell, and the whole were launched
inlo eternity. "Hindenang never once moved E;
there was no convulsiye struggle indicating either
life or suffering Nicolas also, who was tall
powerful man, suffered apparently almost nothing
The others also made quick transition, with the
exception of Nmbonne, who had but one hand.
which he conlri,ed TO ge' loose, and with which
he shifted the rope from It's true position. lie then
caught hold oflhe edge ofthe drop, and drew him.
self forward until his feet resed upon The railing
which had been newly erected below The platform
and not sufficiently in advance. The wreched
sufferer was again quickly removed from this dread
iul position, but again conlrNed to seize the pen
danl edge Of the drop, and to rest his feet before
| Finally, however, he was so placed rs 10 accom-
pllsh The tulflment of his sentence, but we grew
to say, not without protracled suffering - Courier
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-02-22
Groceries e. Provisions.

ENElE subcrbers have on land o, heavy
l. stock of Teas, Suga's, Sn,ces. Fruit,
Coffee, Goldfish, MoIasses, Confectionery,
&C &C. ana we W. give our customers
some better barge ms than hey have been
IN the hao't OF Taking lflhey will call be,
fore our s'ocp. is sold.
we nave good Hyson Skin Tea, for 2s
Gus, pe' o, and other things as cheap.
f"OPISION'S, such as PORK. -Four
bwter, Cheese, Lard. Saimon, .vackerei,
&c. &c, and small quantity of chesp
Pepper s, Spice from to 8 cts. per ID.
Persons wishing to lay in their stock
T, will do well 10 call soon.
Jan. 10. LATHRoP g. POTwIN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-02-22

We mentioned last WPeE Ihut ~ lAo""N'
had been arrested at this place as the sup
posed murderer of Taschc. The warrant
was issued by Charles Adams. Esq. on
complaint Of Wm. Brown, police othcer
from Montreal. The examination came
I'D on Friday, but was continued to oa'ur
dsv; when on fall hearing and Argument
the accused was committed, to wait the
order Of the President. The evidence was
such as 10 leave no rational doub, as to tue
enormty Of the transaction. In addition
to Holmes own declarations on the SUBJECT
here, the affidavit of girl at Sorel was
introduced, stating that she was employed
bv Dr.. II. and Mrs. Tasche to poison the
deceased-,hat she went TO Kamouraska
for the purpose. and administered the poison,
prepared by Holmes himself; but Taschc
threw it up, and thus escaped. There was
also the copy OF q letter, written by Holnes
the day after his arrival here, to Geo. Van
Ness, n student in his office, in which he
acknowledges having killed Tasche pri.
vately. This letter covered one to Mrs.
~. in which he deplores not having com.
municaled to her his intentions before 60.
ING to kamouraska, as she would have
prevented him. He winds up, however,
by inquiring after the dear little children,
and inviting her to join him here. The
whole tone and bearing of this letter ind
Gates but too clearly the relationship
subsistng between them. The facts dis.
closed at the coroners inquest, will be
found in another column which. in con
nexon with those here stated, certainly
make this case of most unparallel ed
atrocity. Sis "
The examination was conducted by Mr.
Weston for the prosecution, and Geo. P
Marsh for the respondent.
The result of the application to the
President will be known in few days. A.
to this, however, we do not conceive tina
there can he any uncertainty.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-02-22
Nj AIN T..

PORTLAND, Feb. l5.-By the mail Of
this evening from Augusta. wo have re-
ceved the following intelligence An ex
press arrived at that place last night from
the disputed ter, tory, bringing news that
M. McIu,ire, the Land Agent, mud six
others. had been taken by The trespasscrs,
and lodged in Fredericton Jail llappcars
that when our force had reached the mouth
of the Little MadawasEa, the irespassers
had eros sed the line, and were embodied.
about 800 strong, for resistance that the
Land Agent. with three others, went the
next day to Frzhcrber', about mile and
ha!fths side of The line, with the eXpec'
,a,on of meeting there The warden OF the
DISPUTED ,erri,ory-and that during the
night, the house where they were WAS sur.
rounded, and they were taken and carried
of. Three messengers, also, were sent,
ono after another. the next day, TO Learn
the fe'e Of their companions, were taken.
{ ol. Webster. John Ii. PIlsbuty, and &.
G. Cushman are said to be Of the taken.
Our men have retreatcd hack to the ST.
Croix. where they are encamped. The
Sheriff has returned to Augusta for further
orders, Several OF the leading trespassers
hove been taken and are TO be brought to
Bangor.
BANeoR. Feb. Is, s P. M.--In addition 10
the information which you must have re-
ceivcd before this reaches you, touching the
defeat of the force sent against the tresspas.
sers on the territory in dispute between Maine
and 'her majes,y's domlnlons, we are this
moment informed by an express from the
scat of war; tina, the Land Agent, together
with two others have been taken and confined
in Fredericton Jail.
Half past 8. p. M.-Hastings Strickland
ESQ Sheriff Of the County Of Penobscot. has
lust received orders TO call out five hundred
men and march forthwith; and J. p. Rogers
Esq. of,his city, leaves tonight for Friedrich
ton, with orders to demand Of Sir John Har.
vey, the 'prisoner'
Gov. Harvey Of New Brunswick has issued
an order for draft Of one fourth Of the Isl
and Cd battalons ofthc county Of Carlton, &c
hold themselves in readiness for actual service
A considerable military force has already beer
ordered 10 the disputed territory.
Gov. Fairfield has sent message 10 TIT
Legislature recounting the circumstances o
the arrest of the Land Agent, and proposing
10 send reinforcement Of 300 men to tn
AroosiOok
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-02-22

w HITE and SOUND Teeth are both an
w ornament aud blessing. The best
security for their advantage is to be found
in the use of the
BRITISH ANTTSEP71C DENTRIFICE.
THIS elegant Tooth Po,cder. with a very
little use. erodcates the Scurry in the
gums. aud prevents the accumulation Of
Tarter, which not only backens, but
loosens the teeth, and acceera,es their
decay. The Dentrfice thus removes the
prevailing causes Of offensive breath, pre-
serves the heaIthiness and nordness of the
gums, and renders The teeth beautifully
white Price SO cents. k2
D-None genuine unless signed on the
outside printed wrapper by the sole proprietor
T.KlDDER, Immediate successor 10 the late
DR.. w. II. CONWAY. For sale at his CountSu!
Room, owe: No, SO, Court. street, near Con-
cert Hall, Boston, and also by his special APP
pointment, by J. s. J.. Fl. PECK & CO.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-02-22
The Great Western arrived at N. York

The Great Western arrived at N. York
on Saturday. 1t brings nothing Of impor-
lance, however 1t is now positively as.
serted that tho Queen is to marry her
cousin, Prince Albert, son Of the reign'ng
Duke of SAKE Couburg, who is said to be
very handsome, and about 90 years Of age
New ORLEANS, FEB, 7.
An arrival from Havana, with dates 10
the Goth ult. brings intelligence Of the
arrival of French feet in The West India
Seas with ten thousand troops, destined to
act against Mexico. The feet had been
spoken with off Martinique. About week
previous two English seven'y-fours and
two frigates arrived at Havana from Vera
Cruz.
TWAS reported that the English Admiral
expected TO be joined Immediately by a
large feet from England, There were
many French vessels Of war in the port of
Havana, and scarcely day passed without
the arrival or departure Of some French
vessel of war being announced. The pres
ence of so many vessels made every thing
high in the provision market.
1t 10 reported, by way of New Orleans, that The
Mexican government has coded the Island Of Yucca
tan 10 England in paymen. Of the debt due tina
country.
EARTHQUAKE AT MARTINaUE.-At terri
BILE earthquake visited the island of Martin
que, on the nth January, which spread
havoc and ruin over the whole FrencI
colony, The tows Port Royal appear
to have suffered the most of any of TIT
towns. Numbers Of buildings were de
stroyed, and multi,udes Of lives lost Tn
last shock Of the earthquake left scarcely
building standing. and nearly the Who'll
city was overwhelmed. -Four Mousan
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-02-22
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-02-22
Blu LIN G. T ON
FEMALE SEMIN AIRY.

TtlE next Quarter of the Burlington
h Female Seminary will com meDce
February 28,b. 1t is particularly rcqnes
ted that those who intend to enter SCHOOL
for the quarter, should be present TO be
classed the first day.
Buriinp ton. Feb IL, 1899,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-02-22

GJ'We were highly pleased while in Burlington
with visit to our friend Sacy's Reading Room.
We found all the leading periodicals in the Union,
upon his table, arranged with an order and neat.
ness that is a, The same time convenient, and ele
giant. 1t is IN ornament TO the village, and we
hope our Loco Foco friends will not fail to patron.
ize it, La,noiUe Erpress.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-02-22

UTGen ScorT arrived at his post on
Tuesday afternoon last, and proceeded the
next day ~ Swanion.
Capt. Taylor and one company Of U. S.
troops left this post on Tuesday last for
Abuygh Springs, to relieve Lieut.. Rlves,
who has been ordered with his company to
Swar,ou to reinforce that Possibilities
burch Republican.