Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-09-14


veying the wheat to the vessel, and smoth-
cred before he could be taken out.
Important Inrentioa-G Greatly Impror.
ed Manifold Writer.-We respectfully
invite the attention of our readers to the
advertisement of MIR. Lewis Francis, oil
No. SO William street, corner of Maiden
Lane, In this city, in relation TO his highla
improved Manifold Writer, which has
given such universal satisfaction to all
who have used il. The utility and extra
ordinary value of this improvement may
be inferred from the fact that the Ameri-
can Institute. after full and impartial
investigation into its capacities and merits,
promptly awarded Mr.. Francis medal
for his highly improved Manifold Writer.
Having for long time used this WRITER
ourselves, we can with confidence speak
OF il as one Of the greatest Improvements
Of the age. We have repeatedly made
five and even six copies Of various pro.
cecdings, all plain and legible. by means
OF this writer, within the same time re-
qulred in making one; and the impression
Of each was as durable as if written with
the best ink upon ordinary paper; thus
saving much time and labor, and conse-
.quentfy expense in copying. Ali mem
bers of the bar. merchants, editors, report
ers, clerks in public offices, of courts or
stores, collectors of ship or other news,
banks, insurance offices. post-masters. &c
&C., would not fail to be possessed of this
inestimable improvement for the facilita-
lion aud despatch of business, as it enables
them to multiply copies Of letters, notices,
documents or any other papers to any ex-
tent they please; and the coloring matter
impaired to each sheet is 30 indellble that
time does not diminish lis brightness. Il
is the ne plus ultra of despatch and cor.
RICHNESS in writing, as six copies are made
as quickly as one, and all equally correct.
To all men of business, this qUriter is oil
incalculable value. We would not be
without it for $500 year; and to many
it will renler saving of even more than
that. "=%zs
It's cheapness commend it to the atten.
ton Of all, as the cost is not more than
writing on ordinary paper. We advise
all to try it as long as we have, and we
are confident they would never after be
without it, were It four times the price it
is.-N. Y. Tribune. -..-
A CRAZY PRoJEcT DIscLosED.-Mr.
john F. peasants, late and for Ions
time ed itor OF he Richmond Wing, has
published long letter, in answer to cor
respondent, in which he makes a partial
disclosure OF plot--a very foolish one
which lie ayers to have been organised ir
Virginia, in the autumn Of 1910, the OBJ
Ject of which, under certain circumstances
was to have been the abduction of MIR
Van Buren,. The apology forthis argan
ization was an apprehension that Mr.. Var
Buren's partizans had made arrangemenl
| for efecting the reelection of Mr.. Val
Buren, by ffaud-the frauds to be perpe
trated chiefly in the states of New York
Pennsylvania and Virginia. La the event
therefore, of Mr.. Van Buren's election b.
the meditated frauds ia those states, tht
person of Mr.. Van Buren, was to be seize
| and carried deep among the interior noun
tain Businesses of North Carolina, wher
he was to be detained until the time for th
Inauguration had passed by--and hos
much longer we know not. Meantime
an address was TO be issued TO the peopl
of the United States, demanding a ne'
: election. 1t was a crazy scheme; an
the authors must be more crazy still
make the disclosure. We hope the ST
will not be laid at the door of the who
Wing party. Yet the apologies for Ii
abduction of Morgan ought not to con
:, plain N. Y. Spec.
J GRAND SHIPMENT OF HUMANITY.
. Not many days ago we had the comic
5 Of assisting in shipping towards the Nor
n pole, sixteen bales of colored humanity {
;. in one lot, and two in another, the day /
fore. well labelled by the hand of the
. Maker, all impressed with his own ina
e Oh their souls. Among them was mot
J er with four children = all girls; o
q grown UP. aud the others quite sma
!, Where are those that should fill up I
a chasm-where her husband torn fre
:. her by the peculiar institution. to be Sc
a. no more This side OF etern:ty!l This y
man 1.-THE Lord only knows how she (
10 IT'D effected her escape, to avoid the fate
:. being put up with her little ones and
"a grown up daughter. and sold with |
* other property (such as hogs. cattle, s
- of bankrupt owner.-Albany I0esan.
he TAX FOR SLAvERy.-The appropr
bit tons of The present Congress for the
as penses of the territorial governments
RI Iowa and Wisconsin, are 29.450 for ca
mt territory. The appropriations for
same objects for Florida are S40,9
nd making SIl.524 more for the slave Il
,n. the free territories. The salary OF
rs, Governor of Florida is $500 dollars, /
his of Governors ofthe other territories is II
. dollars.
IL The Railroad that our countryn