Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-09-01
' 0 l.. X III. NO 80
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE
From the Youths NJ.
Murder OF the Beaut,ru1 Co.. ,,,o 5- To-

York within the last two or three =,
have not heard of the cigar girl Of H, S''s
way. Her name was Mary c. P,..'
On Sunday morning, 25th Of Ji,,.s I, Il
left her home 10 New-York, lo7 = ~ ~ e..
and at the corner of Thea.re.s}i.r ~ -,
was met and aceosted BY a young r.
apparently an acquaintance, with ~.
she proceeded toward Barclay street. -, -.
If for an excursion 10 Hoboken, Not. ~ ss
farther was heard of her that day ?..,@
friends; and alarmed by her nc! az, -.
ance, they advertised for her in I,..>s -: .
papers. Still nothing was Seen c. :-:.
Of her Till Wednesday, when two II
gentlemen, who were passing tn. s .
cave, near Castle point, Hoboken .
sail boat, were shocked by the S.
The body Of a young female in thn ".
They brought ii ashore, a cor5a.:<
quest was summoned, an4 it was r...r..
10 be the body of Miss Rogers, end .,-
evident that she had been kolru., o..
ragged and murdered ! Thee en- ....
question, says the editor 0. tie y. ! e..
bot that she has fallen victim 10 49,. ".
imPrudent & repreheusibIe pr2c... e.. ~
has recently obtained to a cs.s.s~
extent in this city, OF placing t.. .
counters and at the Windows # ...-.
the sale of articles PURCHASED III 49,
'cluSiveIy by maIes-csTecia.Iv Cir
stores aud drinking Lo0Ses-| ..g.~ =.
beautiful females, for the Du1 ..os. K. 49,.
att acting the attention, exciting Il. .. 49,
est, for worse feelings, and tu2> IL. f.. e..
the visits, and consequent cuS.c... l..
other sex especially the yoc~-
thoughtless. 1t was by being is. .
such situation, in one Of the -.
lie spots in the city, that This as.,.~ ii
girl was led into a train Of o. :.s.:...
and associations, which has ,yrar .
proved 10. only her ruin, but Il -... .
AMI violent death in the priaGv Il. ; !.
and beauty. From being u.s. IL. IT,.
strumenl OF cupiIity-as a son ~. .~. ..
trap" to lure by her cbarms liz 49,. ..
gjddy into the path 0: The spen i.s..
OF consequent dissipation-shc h. = .
the victim Of The very passions a..
which her exposure 10 the puts
mercehary gain was SO well c.1!c $50 .
engcnder and encourage. Wea ;u..
terrible lesson wall not b. l.>. u IT,
macy young girls who ar" n5a H..r.
Situations sIu.Iar 10 III It W!:t Il, -." .
the stepping -stone Of Miss Nv~..- 49,,
retiring modesty end The security {: -.
nc esteem, to the dark and hopeless
to which she has been un,inely lux.
and from which she will rise on5v cu t..
last grea: day.
We repea., we hope this tert5t.. {. r..
pie OF the consequences OF coming Il. DE-.
vned contact with the evils aud :.gvr &.
tons which beset females sufficient: e:,a
in The most retired stations wll2 Inv. 2
salulary effect in retardIng Others H..
ventaTlng upon the dangerous sea ..5 il
has shattered the bark Of this Eo4c -,
and in inducing those who arc az:
upon it TO "'bout heIm," and #. ~
more becoming and retiracy ua.u.~. d.
congenlal 10 feminine moIrsJ.
Temperance in Noes Soto. - !: D.:
cheering to uotice the accelerated ,,:.-se>s
OF the Temperance Reformation IL ~.
British Provinces On this con.GnerI =
astonishing revolution am0u2 III: no
lies, which first commenced III If. .4-
under the auspices Of Father AalHr|,
rapidly spreading through ever: r.. ..
The CassSlic world, The fotG0"r- pm.
graph 95oM the Halifax n. 5 ! Il. .-..
will be read with intel esl:
The Spanish brig Beatriz arllyy4 =
his port lately from Porto Rice, "
largo consisting of l24 bhds. NO. -,
l5| 6bIs. sugar, and six pipes old r:"-
ne sugar and molusses sold, g.: --.
" ell; the rum, however, could no. III
nand a price. 1t was at Length off,.
At one shilling per gallon, in bond, w33..>a
i could not obtain. An offer of j, ~:
hen made for the payment of he DIT
," a. at which it was refused in the har
ak market; and yesterday the He2,"z
JAILED from Ibis port, taking Lccl IL
West Indies the sac pipes Of Ban o..,'
he had 6r0't into this Temperance r..
DRoUeHT.-Many parts Of Tie cv....y
1t The north and east Of Us, are 5" ~.
most severely from went o. rain. Ias-..
paris OF Maine, and We fear 10 49,
xtent the hsE crop has been s4y:.. H..
If the corn will be cut Up Tor lo'.sr-.:.
all feed is cut of, and the cropo. "@.-.-*
vii be extremely short. The 'v.:a~
which greatly revived veGet8t:3n Fl Ia.
uaFter' hardly reached Name, all 49,
cry light III New Hampshire. IL al
on to the loss Of crops, severe losses III.
cen suffered 10 many places by 1. -..~..-.
1g OF fires in The woods aud f.. .--
hose have prevailed in very mao" 49,
nd have excited serious appr~Lv.-
lore extensive ravages. The at:s~-:
the upper part of New. HAM.
Ill OF smoke. The WtscaSsct Iv......