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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-12-03
(1ulnmer 81.

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mir Is rcd1t; rpenn nur Die perfudten 9luSdnber,
otc Seitre1cr, bic YreuBcn, Die SabIen, bic OefIem
ote Snrtenber9cr bic Sacener bic Soannonerarer N'
T. 10. ctele trdcummen, 9cttoeroanlmten 9usldnoer
nt o1bct Itno, Die mu6 man Ut Sler oerlaufen, oapn
bin tb ba5ei Deutfhlono5 @in9eit, otoat bod CGr
trinity Srrs1
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Bert EdtIben 9eben t0nnt' unb oen NauptFhntpfcr,
oen SaDer> etn'6 nuf'5 D1hel prattStrcn tbMn, Mno
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bou orn SaDern, Don ben Seltrethern, opn ben afet
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bent @een u. 10, enn lle ilch mudle, 9eb' t ihnen
NIT Der SauIt e 9lnbeufen aufs btntertc @1pitCn,
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sic trcpcn na na bie3, nrr Ocrtibr naItntuttrt BEN
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Sn s Ssr nit 5n ter t SensaSr us % ast sf
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-12-03
YanDram ma Der Groe.
L. lln1er Glib uno Melt.

Die propin5en sa sGarp1tna .&entndY, y,
9ll b m q, 8eprgta rno Oe in Tppt btloeu,
was man egentleb Sitoen uenllt Der Slferbau 1T
bier 0aupterperbs5tpet9 DaS eanb erSeu9t Get6i
Rats, Saunttpple, 3uder, r,luuter 9rttfe pelaenntba
pcnots Sflapenarbett erorbern 1tno 9enu9 obperfe,
n' bic grnnos!gsnthlner son eser anoer Serpen.
Soben uao bas berrlhe China fcmmen benz enbaner
oermascn su Solfe, baB er tpeit cher iene Gednunq
barn tnbet, Die 0teser ouf benz Selpe, ais III Der SAT-
toret Su 9ebraud,en. aScnn AUDI Elm 70 ausseoebnter
Stri 2anoeS fetncn al9emeiu burhgretfenoen 9plfSs
hdrafer aufslpeifen oerntas, 70 nb bod, Die ,apts
gu perfsnneu Sbr pffeues 9Sefen, lire @rpemutb
gaitfreunbfhaft unb lt6erale @elInnuns lInb ,ltni
Sprhrport eeiperben unb teben in ereem Gcntrat su
ben hentldiIh perihlcfenen Stationalten berg IL
{ es IN ben aSrbten Ditriften, Naitten III bieIer
Gruppe ragt Glib Carolina burd, eiuen 8eren oc,
1alenten hcrYcr. Der ben dtereu Staater gun, Mlfcr
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-12-03
Ser perb rbin9uibpolle 5ut.
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gine alte @efhihte tuia ib er3ihlen, eine Geihd,>
fe auS Der 3ett Dor Der sppltton aus Der 9uen 3et
tpo es nod eiuen Secf uuo cine 8aitiue gab.
DamalS lebte Der Maraui6 bon @outn9e, etn a[lers
diebiter ooeman, Der fhon oel erlebt bate, Der bic
egentfhaft unb ben fitn5ebnten euopig eeebcn, Der
,nttgpltdtre aeei(, nit Hrduleiu 9lrnpHlo 9efct Der
c, ntfelieu ouclirt bate ein luiuerfa(genie, tpie
s berenf 70 ptee in ceier eneDclcpdbilhen 3eit CAB.
Dtefer Oaarqui5 bon @onttn9e mar t1ce lid,t aft,
er ,ib(te ert As Sabre; aber fen bepe9tes eeben mar
abaebraunt, ,pe cine erse, Die a bin unb Der trd9t
anS tpelche burd Die fortpabrenoe 8epeglrs fhneQ
oerFadert llebr9ena mar er etu seredter Waun, Der
n1r nod @eu,abl, pair BON Sranfretd, obcr etlpas
nberes, eben 70 lln6ebeutenoe5 wercen fcnue. Gollz
tinqe mar babel reid, pcb bel ocf geitten uno gait
far aeitreih, renn er bate fanf Sabre lang elm ,pens
ihaftlid eebiloeten Mann snm Secretatr 9ebabt 9l>
70 fein q8nper cae er NIT sdmeideleien unb So0fids
feitSbeseusunsen abertaaft ipres se teiratbsfabt.
sen I6der Sesten BET ietnem aubitfe etne Sartllee
6unae, bic Batter, rtber unb Satel eerehrten thu.
sSmr be Getter ftieneu iene YerlSnlben Tetnbe 81
fyn.-@outinse tpaste otes slaes redbt 9't'
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-12-03
Tretbett uno @let6bett.
Gtn .0aus, Elm teuf9es .6eiliStbuln;;
Sas QBabrc, S66ne, 8e@te;
Gin trtis, Slei6es Biir9ertbum
Scm S>rupcrpolt; fir 4ott ren RuIrn,

ltnp Sob Dem -otrrn unp &nebte - ..ss
Gs fann nidt 9eldu9net toeroe, oaB lele Der alten
N0Deralten tbr Shpert 3p9cn, llm bic banalgen Gcs
onteen bon cen en9lIhen Scde su befreten. Aberes
aeIt,ab nidt aus boben, uuo reinem @efuble
fclloern aus Gt9ennub, Ghr9eis uno SelbltMht. Sic
elb tppten GDranncu ein Ie iebit rpollten regies
rem unb nit oem @olf5fette thre Suppen 1hmadbaft
MAIDEN. Sbr 9an ipuroe stpar oercttet, tloem @cts
tes Dcunerltrabl beufeben 3erplitterte, jebod bat
man nod tmn1er bic ense!nen ltno Serdla9enen Stb
de aufbepabrt, uuo leiht fonnen bteelben ecer su.
IammeneeAtdt tperoen. Dae Sef muB oaber wadeu
-nuo fir Sreiheit unp geldhet aQes ia prfern tetS
berett 1etr. j .# .r-s#.- ,,h Eaaer @-saq
llnfere Sreibeit eibt b Bios bel ben Bableu finb.
noem Der 9tfme, e6en 70 gut fpte Der 9etde, e Get
hat an, Stimfaten fir bas QSDbI r6er Webe bes Qans
oes feinen 9lusprud su tbun. eetcer lit audi sbiee
Srebet nht aentbaben 81 fnoen, unb erlecet bic II.
6a mande 8ertlm melltn9elz mte II. 0tetpsSerieD.,
Rit Der @jlethbett aber oa ebt es gans erbGrm[id,
aus, uub Der Nlenl, Der bebauptet, baB in Amerito
Gjethbett ertttre, 1T pertb uo reif na elmer rrens
antat 9e1htdt su perben. Denn, 70 lange bier Smis
ttte befteben, uuo np in bas Seben 9ernfen perbeu
f6nner, bic fr Sboler Silber Is Sbaerncten fabris
srert purfen-tas ient fcner aabern 9erion erlaubt
tt-bo foitt opn feiner @led)beit Die 9eoe eirt 9th
farn man nid1tpcn @eidbet lpred)eu, 10 la..ae bic
@eeee M6rperlt, 9e9en bpbe Siderbeit bic Gele9ens
belt aeben AT et,t1blupfeu Ser arme 0er6reo5er faun
feline fclte Sirefhaft ltelen-er lpirb enaeNperrt-
phre bel eoerlefen fir iduloj9 erfldrt uub gebdn9t.
@eihhe fann soter ar lsiu, ,psnn teine pripiisrte
Sdurfens Mito HduberSn 9ebulcet, uncfr grcs
&c 9erbreber feline Sid9erhelten nlebrs on9enpnneu
merren. : '..: asgfzlt5 aaftE s9erita8s
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-12-03

C1N"No' ~" Ott"
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toen :vtlEtel lner SelIeH n1o VenHle par &c 1tgt
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le1n 'll'r 6oruI e 81 W1tIen' -. .......
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Ben Oper dlT lNret Atoan Ieoertel9en te6en nhp III
tren1oer eqlpa9e " e1n tle1e8 S21S'et TT e.tlsr Der
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i;tHb 9efahrber; henn bic Stherhelt etne6 Gbemat1
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ucn 9Uter. IA" E4g71 ara
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mitce, faBte Der Marqus etncn 9rOBartt9en @ntftnB
81 befhloB, cta Geltf rer Scriehnn9 on3npestrasl1
len or mar unntr I'M See iebr 4ltdlIb 9e'pelen alto
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thn reoen m1en lo oscltettt ptonete ter 1e9at Der
@beo1er oon SruFtur6 etn gt'e9enbetFSgeophte9en
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Nerrn Ntarqno oon eeufth9e at. 9raoHa1nep trFF
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-12-03
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ltno wituittt Ittb hits uns hAs.
Sit fbfne 9Hctt lat mAnbts 6Aus
Sril Summer ,tnb rrQ S6mer;; .
ga tla9t unp ,retnt (itb's nimn1.r aus,
Oas arme OltntbeuDerl.
2Dtr tonr IL Srtcptn mebnen
1rr ttlner 8rittrr .6a6?
Sn .6utten unr q f 5DrpntI
ST iuTer rits unp bas.
Die fb6ne GlSelt bIt mlilbtn Ort
Gr tann ni.ht SIHtli6 ttin;
S& rlo9t e5 bier, rA rla9t ts hort
9it ml<ni3tn 9rrB unp flsn.
ltnp BAT ras Oirf4en 2etipe
tim fri1hts, srtlHes 0ras, --
ltnb St(p une Q9Alp uno .5Aipt;
90 hat's aatb rits uue tas.
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lnp or,nt Srtirtr r'rn; -...
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Giel mtbr o(s ebler 9tnn.
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ltnp barf niebt fa9en, mas; -...
Damn mug rer arn1t tra9rn
GtcuIei9 riss unn has.
Die ftbSne lBttt, ,pr Mcnf5tn (fue,
Die senle (hcne 2eclt,
I9at ttnne@ manebss mrnTbcntinb.
9tm's nn,mtrmtbr sefallt. ...
Sabllf tu hes Dlit(ttbs 9eDntn,
qBrb rir res rein Nuse nab:
<Sc lintrt ri bic I6rdnrn
2Epbl ittr rits unp ras. "..- ."
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-12-03
9eutlcblano's Ginbeit.

IS SID a1r 9sA Cine Srtsep, @erne pcn Sapbir. s' sE
Ste Stct 1T Gin 9Betn. ,mb Stcrbaas Gin atapcr, Gin
0titrei@tr sin prease Gin 9ir; Gin Ndrtemtetser, Gin
Sable neaaisr, etn 9laaur, stn Sranictt IT, rnten
u ano t'ratbsba9en OatI@lants Gnbet. ass an fy s.
Ger grauSrfe. Mane Grreu &! NRaien gis
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-12-03
8eOtmGttm1cn.

Der 9attrlanbsfreunp unr 8sif Ger 3eif
rEbtiu rtaclm2Bi9 ersn 6reitas. ~.... ...
2.Der @utrtrtirns pres 1T IT al SO tnt S,
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Die 3titua3 tanu pann auf5e9ten werren, o
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ouf9etnpi9t wrb, r tttratct tItS ais ctnn QSunf
;pie(tlte fir elm anptres Sabr tu teDAltrn.
50 Sein tnter9ettr pirN fit einsn trrn 3ttraum ais
IS Mpnattn on9tncmnlcn.
6. Dte 8erfcnpun9 9tebt auf Soften lnrfhrcltcr
rieft bit 5trau58ter mIbeu rrtfrp
7. An3en fir bic tbtn 9rtift ctn trHt; mil Btr
br fo5eb baar psst tbt wcrecn, Mot 0uf nti9E
Nrt 1T Nc6nun3 cDt.
GD Sober @oitmetcr bat bo5 01ed,t, ctten grief
m w'lhtm ittb 3etnn959eo beTHoet potf FIRE an ben
Drtfer Su ltberienDcn.
qSenn un5 uulre entferuten Geicr oIfo Ge[o ierten
moar1 o 6ranhen e nur su hrem 9}oitmetlter Su 0ez
btl tno ii ietner Ge4emp1r oa5 @elo 1T ctnen 9ref
an n5 Su le9en @r hretbt poanu bic 9obreBe barouf
1tno fr1nrt ben Srtef p,ourh ben Subicribenten pe
Dem Drtfer oa5 gct8elo erlp1rt miro.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-12-03

cn Oieps9 bat ei,, Mann 9aanten6 8ntleD eiren
metalenen Qebensretter erfncen, Der d oacurd anss
,ednet bae er inter feiner ebn9ln9 bic Gf perlift
lno audi BAD BdfIer iht eiierngeit fanrs tppburd et
Iuutertaialit piro. Wlan bat 9etfade an9ffRHt bic
Isa srcser 3ufrisbeabeit allssefallet fiesss agan
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-24
What does Master Brook say to
THE TARIFF.

We are rejoiced to hear that the sub
ect of protective Tariff is likely to be-
come the prominent topic Of discussion
at the present session of Congress. The
North has submitted long enough to the
buster and bravado of Southern Hotspurs
The time has arrived for northern men to
come forward boldly, take high ground, and
insist upon their rights. 1t was the beseltine
sin Of the Tory party, when they were ii
power, that they yielded erery thing tc
Southern arrogance. 1--WE must coyry thu
South By falling in wiM Southern measures
and the North By party machinery" sale
Mr.. Van Buren,, and no man ever practicec
more faithfully upon professed course Of
policy. And no party ever trod more close
y in the {" footsteps" of their leader, than
did the late Tory party in the tracks of the
n,tIe Magician. We are rcjoiced, therefore,
after such disgraceful trucking TO the Soutl,
by Northern Tories, to see the Northern
Wings pursue holder course. The, will
be sustained in this by the united voice OF
the free states, always excepting Ne,o
Hampshire. The following is from the
New York American:
The high tariff current is setting STRONGER every
day. and It must sweep all before il The 5nti.toriA
men are losing confidence in their British Allies j
and though they may yet buster and threaten. th,
world is Older than it was in 1888, and the nros.
perlty and independence of the whole Union is neyr,
n no 100
small part Protection of Free Labor is the MOI.
to under which we are rayng and if wors, comes
to worst these words will receive deep and mo-.
men'ous nterprelotl,n, The democracy of workIno
men are waking up to all the import If this sentence
The Committee on Manufactures 10 whjch his suI;c
eonGs) is well constituted, and iswurthv of parcn
lar observation, evidence of the GOOD ird~mcn,
OF the northern Wings in their selection Of sneak,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-24
HUMBUG BENTON.

The Madisonan has this beetlc-hcaded
demagogue fairly on the hip. II shows
concusivey that PRESIDENT TYLER's Fiscal
Project, which the Missouri Gladiator as
sails with ftrocty more rabid than usual,
is identical with the Government Bank pro-
posed by General JACKSON in 1880, and
which the old Roman" in his veto mes
sage, sa d he would recommend to Congress,
if called upon for a plan. Hear the Mad-
sonian on the subject:
COL. BENTCN-TIlE MESSAGE.
The Presidents Me sage Lad scarcely been read
on Tuesday last, when Col. Benton lose and do
nounced that part Off which relates to a financial
shcme IN strong and decided terms, as unconstitu-
ona and Federal. Although well aware of the Hon.
Senator'S peculiar notions upon the subject of finance
yet confess that were not little surprised ,h.,
one of Gen. JacksOns greatest admirers, and who
conceded with him in all his measures and recon
mendatons, should find this scheme of President
Tyler SO very Objectionable. If he will take the
trouble turn to General Jacksons Annual Message,
Of 1880, he will find that it contains Suggestions upon
the same subject almost dent al with those IN the
| Message Just sent to Congress. In that Mes age
General Jack ION, says"lt is thought practicable to
organize such Bank" National Bank with the
necessary Offices as a branch Of the Treasury Do
partment based the public and in lvdual deposits
without power to make loans purchase Pre- pery,
which shall remit the funds Of the Government and
the expenses of which may be paid, if thought adv-
sable by allowing its Ulcers TO sell bills of exchange
| to private individuals at moderate premium"
| Now cannot Cot Benton see, and will not every
body see, who takes the trouble read the Message
from winch the above extract IS taken, a great SINH
| arity otween this scheme and the one proposed BY
President Tyler Gen. Jackson proposed that their
should be places of deposites Treasury Branches
Mr.. Tyler plan contcmpaics agencies, places of
deposit but disconnected with the Treasury Depart-
i,b1ll fr,,,, Il
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-24

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sopponJ an W, ,b;rd ,n,c ,n Nv rossoG
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vi ion ~ bns ;n roctIy
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fr ,be rc,o If al laws hind
u'u w., ii,,t The fcC Si,trs the Federal
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-24

IoBAcco-The Hartford Times gives glow
ing exhibit of the tobacbo statistics in the town
of Windsor, Conn. Col. Phelps of Warehouse
Point, cultivated fifty acres of tobacco the pasl
year, and raised a, least that number of tons
which at 10 cents pound amounts says the
'ines to $1,000. Several of the towns in
.'le neghborhood Of Windsor cultivate tobacco
" very considerable extent, many of the far,
!heTS painting from one to three acres, and max.
lg profitable crops. The Hartford paper wishes
10 Know what Virginia will say to this !" She
WIZ undoubtedly consider it Unconstitutional
every plug OF pgtall grown in Connecticut will
be looked upon as an abstraction" from the
letter and spirit of tho rights Of the Old Domin.
ION as they were always laid down by "Mr
Jefferson and finally settled 10 all potica
eternity by the "Rcsolutions of 9S."-N y
Courier.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-24
NEW PAPER AT WASHINGTON

The first number of new paper, called
the INDEPENDENT, has just made its ap-
pearance in Washington. 1t is CONQUERED
by Messrs. Peasants, Johnson and Woodsop
and is TO be devoted to the support of thor.
ough Wing principles. Those who have
marked the course of the Richmond Wbiu
one OF the most ably edited papers of III,
country and most powerful ally in tina
great contest which resulted in the mite,
pros'ra'ion of the Tories, will feel assured
that tins new paper will be conducted will
spirit and ability, when they are informed
that Mr.. PEASANTS has left the oditor;a
chair OF the Wing to embark in this new
enterprise.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-24

,, The Grand Jury of Philadelphia have found
bills against Nicholas Biddle, Samuel Jaudnn
John Andrews, Thomas Dunlap. and snndry
olners' Tor conspiracy to defraud the Stock.
dollars. '''"' '''o'sa"u
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-24

On Friday, the Sd of December, the Con-
ven'ion again asscmbed-and Mr. Speaker
TuRNEY, the pure-minded and chiyalrous
Demoerat--the man who had magnanimous-
ly sacrificed his party prepossessions to his
patriotic sense of duly--Mr Speaker Turney
was among the missing. His high sentiments
of honor-his determination to stand bv the
Constitution aud the Laws were no, in.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-24

CArTivAriNo FIRM,-A retail dry goods house ir
new on. Is sad to flourish underline title of KSfb
uM q, Nissan; Inc ladies, of course, patron:sSfh h,
establishment largey.-Picayune
This is mistake. The name of the firm
is ketchum Il Cheatum. But the ladie,
will undoubtedly be satisfied still, If the sion
be made to read; ketchum, Nissan &
Cheatum. For the ladies can stand cheat.
ing provided you Kiss EN- but it wont dc
to cheat 'em out of their kisses.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-24

SID n Shakespeare intend to make The sooty Moor
say MY Tray ofhie,' or My My = life has faIIcn
mo me sere and yellow leafl' An answer nronsrl"
certified, is requested.-N y. Atlas ''''P''E
We hereby certify, that although rav man
DC one ray yet the right ray may be Man.
Is the Atlas satisfied with our certificate,
TIE BEST JOKE OF TIE SEASON
The last Washington Globe-that "arbi-
Ter e"se"''0rum'-has the following para
graph winch we regard as the best Joke we
have seen for years:
"lihtperdiion and SLANG and ali tB,s,,g
up No deSancies Of ne,fspaper ohercoyon, '|' uan
r"Sar Editors, do not suit n, ti,e Of ,,,'
and pe rerer treat H,m 10 it!,!" Wv ''''''''
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-24

GFWe understand that Mcssrs. JOHN II.
PECK, of this town, and SoLoN CIRCUIT. of
Bellows Falls, have been appointed Aids to
Governor PAINE, with the rank of Coloncls.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-24

so the Rev. Mr. MArrITT, having received ma
lorly of all the votes, declared duly elected Chap
lam on the par, Of the House for tie present session
Is TIVE SENATE, on Tuesday, the following appoint.
ment of Committees for the session, was announced
by the President pro TEN.
On Foreign ltel 'ions-Messrs Riyea Preston, Blu.
chanan, TaIlmadge and Choae.
On Fnanee.Mcssrs Evans, Berrien, Mangum,
Woodbury. and BlyaId.
On Commerce-Mcssrs Huntington, Woodbridge,
King, Barrow and Wright
On Manufactures Me>srs Simmons, Archer Mil
Ter, Buchanan and Morehead
On Agrculture-Alessrs Linn, Bates, Barrow,
smith Of Conn and Sturgeon.
onM litary Afiirs Messrs Preston, Merrck, Ben
ton, Archer and Pierce
On The Militia Messrs Phelps, Fulton, Smith of
Ind, Williams and Mcltoberts.
On Naval Aiiairs-Messrs Mangum Archer, vii
hams, Choate and Bayard
On the District of Columbia--Messrs Bayard,
Young, King Kerr and Rives
On Public Lands-Mcssrs Smith of l., Tallmadge
Walker Huntington and Prentiss,
Private Land Clams-Mossrs Henderson Linn
Tappan, Fulton and Dixon.
On Indian Afairs-Mcssrs Morohoad, Whl'c ST.
yier, Phelps aud Benton.
On clnlms-Mes-rs Graham Wright Woodbury.
Woodbridge and Pholps,