Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-07-10

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Dug ana Fly nave done some INJURY 10 tne Nheat
put on the whole the farmer has little to complain oil
nut inc poor reward received Tor his labor ana Toll
an cvl winch he must attribute TO the unsklliu TN
kcrng win inc currency winch has been Tor years
tion' Wis Is VIM P''''S''0
lint tbo farmer NAV take comror, IN himself His
he will see man at the head of affairs, who being
himself lnborinn man and n farmer knows how to
feel for and simpahsc with the labornp classes of
tho community T,otorsburDh VnN LttIigenccr
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Man DEsrnoyErp by IIoos.---Thc Richmond
o'Nr RECORDS 'ie 9en'h OF an old gon'lcnon rainy
ra va, under the following singular circumstances =
lie gave orders to negro hand TO take food Tor his
hoHS anu go INTO tnc WOODS ana 1ccd thcln Inc man
hogs onnc,rcd f. bo 60 Gcrcc and oc s s,rannv ,h,
he yns afraid TO 90 near them Tho old gentleman
thinking that the iGors Of Tho ncoro wore (5osh soid
he would feed them himself and started off for that
purposn Bcinr pono for n lone fine norsons wont to
look oltcr him IN The woods ana r,und him lving dcod
with the flesh entirely eaten from one arm ihiTh and
mart of the face O.
CASUALTY IL New JEnsEv.-At Perth Amboy, on
Saturday. while Mr.. Bloomfield was engaged in
loading a cannon which the citizens were firing in
hnr " az NJ y 'b vIuS uSp,oa.u , &
n,r, Of III, orn, ,L,, h ', .,', ii ", , y, ~
pmpn,o,ion Of the whole limbDW v S1u '''' ~ "''
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AT Cutters dock near Woodbridge, N. j., while
two citizens named John Manning and Mr. Avord,
were rammng down the charge of an old revolution
airy cannon, which they were firing the charge
ploded, blowing the ramrod far away, and badly IN
urlng the hand of one and the face of the OF her Mr..
Manning, we are informed, lost both eyes by the
Two Bows kILLEp.-A lad, the son Of Mr. Thomas
Blasland, apo'hecaryat South Boston, was found in
dying state on the South Bridge opposite to Vince
er gram store, about IL past ~, Saturday night
he was recognized and carried home where he died
ten or hitcen minutes afterwards II IS supposed he
muthavo been overrun by some vehicle, or that he
ieil rom one
announcer lad by inc name OF Hemans, was thrown
et rom 'iG cart IN wiicfi ne was Ie,lrnng from the
fireworks, about the same hour, and his head striking
.he curD stone, ms skull was fractured lie survived
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SUPPOSED MuRDER-lhe BODY OF a man supposed
be Shaker, VINO had been collecting Tor garden
sreds was found in the water near the shore of Lake
George, III Bolton iew Gays since ball had been
to nm was iound near ny Wedo not learn that any
circumstance mas ied 70 fX suspclon upon any one as
perperntor OF the deed. lhe mouse where he stop
cam, over his money vhch was i, hills 70 consi
dcrablo amount; and when found there was but
small wallet about him.-Smndy i'm Ufraid
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NYsTEEiors SarATTERs-Ne learn that the town
OF Anosbnry has received an accession to Its popua-
ton, IN the shape OF some hlrty or fory NEGROES,
ihcy hd'e 'aNth up tiit rcsiuchct III tle Woous Vi
vsons Of The farmers otc durina he night How or
hon ,Lo,, orr;roJ tbarn or ,,bSo ,bn,, n,r,n Ero,
w ,onro Nov IN, ,-ooJlv inhohi,on,s ,bo, ,nrn co
I; fIi,a,. ..s az =. ,,asi.a , 49,. c,i
dVlhe' fGy are taxing measures, we are informed
70 uhra'cl ,hc mystery vi at cast 10 put petoa 10
uier uepIeua'oi'7'-- D0Sto" oS''
SHocKIvd AccfrExr-Yostcrtay afternoon at 5
O'clock Il little chill about two wears of age fell from
the third story window of the house No AZ Main
street and was so dreadullv injured as to survive on
lv few honrs Mrs briggs the mother of the
child, was in the room with it at the time of the