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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-16
NOTICE.

THE subscriber presents his compliments TO
i those Of his customers, in Burlington aud the adj
lacent towns, whose pnnctnality have Justly ner -
his esteem, and informs them that eighteen year,
from the gath day of August last past has elapsed
since be commenced business amongst them. That
there has been such a want OF pnnctnaliiy amongst
the greater paft of 'h3e whom he has credited that
he is induced to vary his mode dong l ness.
u is Truth, that men of p1nc'ai'y reduced 10
the disagreeahle necessity of paying the debts 81
rosaes. Every mcrchan who gives credit, when he
regulates the prices OF his goods, does ought 10
| make allowance f,r had le'.; v which means the
Jndicio's are reduced to ,e lisa 'eeac necessity Of
buying gOods ~ a pre- ah.v. their real vaue.
Therefore, he u srlter, from this day forward
will give no credit! t'it will re,nce The prices Of hi
goods Is low they can Re purchased at any i
| store in Burlington with the addition of trans.,oria-
ton. He will constantly keep on hand very gem
eral assortment Of Dry Goods and Groceries, and
will be disposed to sell cheap a. the chcaoe,i. Many
complain that the subscribers pit,ing them to
this evil will ~ this means rene lied, hut those
whose dena nds have econe due W Il not fail Of re.
ceiving sum mons after the fir, Of January next.
A word 10 the wise is III "ieni."
The absolute ne essity Of Obtaining relief from
pressing demand, ind iced ME 10 appeal 20 yoi for
| the paymen; Oft dues to me. | have enicavoret
TO perform on my par Of the conirac, and have for
| horne TO urge my friends, ii have become nyse
indebted 10 an extent that cannot longer lie endured
and If my debtors will not pay, linus. sell all 10,
se>s, including the roof hat he!ters me- sooner thar
lei my creditors tsnk Of me a, I shall lie compelled
|
OIL, paying for them. have re emily ma e a thor.
ough examination VI all books and accounts of INV
business and the result Iii closes an enormous inlu>.
lice from which appeal 10 The sol er Thoughts of m,
friends, while am in lebiel between two and Tire.
Thousand dollars to my ere liior> tina, can no once
afford indulgence. fnd there is due ME three time
the larger sum na'nedi ihi, ought not toLe'
II this sddress produces no adequate effect if
moro energetic system OF collection shall not a lore
very early relief m Ist turn 10 something el>e-m,
dsbs mus, he paid. The sands OF my life have NO
yet run os,, the spark which a gracious provide C,
originally infused into my composition i, not We, ex
ing'iished, and my spirit is yet nnhsoaen-rny ener
ges are still buoyani, Am destined sull 10 earn IN,
bread by the sweat Of my brow, and >hall no, muir
mi that such III uld I've nv lot to the last day Of M
life, have spirit and energy enough left me 10 devo,
q portion Of t,ne3o another vocs'on, anil | hsv
every confidence tina, with the assistance OF other.
On whose cooperation have a right TO draw.
should soon be relieved from my Jiifcillie. and vii
unhestatingly resort to it sooner than remain as
| AM. DANIEL DAVIS.
Burlington. Dee Is, 1912. 29w3
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Jede,Iiah Fields Estate.

S prc, or Or cKMoSr hi p, s c1Hs'
within and for the Drrrcl aiorcsa on the fifth ,!ay
y! Drcern er, A. y. 1872, an Instrument onrrorunr
30 e the la>t wa snl Testament of JEDEDIAh
FIELD, late of Jericho, in sail dis re" de -,sed wa
presented 10 the Cor, here for Prol ate, By Charlie,
Hr''eil, one uf the devee. therein named.
Therefore, !, !, ordered y laid court. that public
noure i- siven 10 all persun. concerned therein 10
appear e'.re sad cour',at lesson ihereofto e hell
den at the Register office, said lrnc,on on The
second Wednesday Of Fe' rlary A. ID. 1S43, and con
The pro- ae oi laid Will, and IT j. further orer-
that this order lie pub i-he three weeks s,cce> sivey
in the Bennington Free Press, newspaper prln,ed al
Burlngi>n, IN this Sac the !a> o! which shall pre-
viois 10 the day assigned, aforo aid for hearing.
Given under my hand at the Reg lsts?s Office, this
6h day Of Deceln' sr A. ID, 1912.
% WILLIAM WESTON, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-16
SELF CONPLACENCY.

Governor Richardson, in his recent mos
sage to the Legislature Of South Carolina.
Eravelv asserts that the main reason, which
induced Congress to repeal the Law disirb-
uting among the States the proceeds of the
public lands, was that South Carolina ref,-
sed 10 receive her share of those proceeds
VIVA, a sagacious man this Governor Ricli-
ardson mus, be. We dom believe there i,
another man in the Union who could have
made this discovery
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/, of American soil in the line of turnlp rails


rla ,,l I,.a,,i.o. ,,,,,shos, ,o,or
"1 ~ ,'' '''i','o' r "o,
OF Wh'c1 'he following IS 'he main paw, p'o''S.
sing TO give an insight into the secret history OF
the Treaty lately concluded with Great Britain:
Whom I ,rl As,bur,on arrived at Washnr.
,or. he look an .orIv dov TO omen the subject of
Vie Mission and vih ,l,o, (r,nkness which mar.
bal lie r.h,I, co,rso ,h.onrb,nt that nrooc;a.
~ - a, ,,,i H.. 49,, e
,oi' ne auV'seu Nlr sIos'er va. .',e ma.uIu VI
nus instructions ''roaae nus y e"aS Is oo VI
OF ,ne disputed ,err't"y n"i'" .no n"o W
n,snia"u, e'amsuo y '"e p''''S'' "o'''""'"' ~
W nv, me 'I,'c o'unu"'y.
hs"! Ioursc p's,e',.uu .ne ques'w' ~ ,.
serious ,gnt ana ir' w hnsIhN very W,""p.y
n'or,,'eo ',,s >nIus"P una, Nv .nns' e"mG,
G.oI J,om e.,s a.""t ~ &c, ".e ~. IT, ',,.S
As ms '''S''uc,'o"s were Pcle"'l'o'.i "o w"'
ao""t W c'o'c us "'Ss'"ho Pe"e; ''" ""' o'-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-16
ID 1 a Il :.

In Jericho, on the inst, Mrs. ESTHER SKINNER,
wife Of DAVID SKrSsEn, in the 47th Of her
II is but justice TO he deceased 10 say. that she
was sndeared 70 an exensv circle of relations and
friends who are deeply afflicted. Mrs. s. made a
public profession Of religion a, the age of eighteen,
and connected herself with the Congregational
Church, with which sho continued 10 walk as con.
sstcnt and useful member until the day of her death
Comm.
Also, on the 10th inst widow ADRA PoRrEn, aged
76.
Printers in the State Of New York are requested to
notice the above deaths
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-16

" letter 10 the New York Journal Of Com.
merce from gentleman in Chazy, Clinton eoun.
ty, N. Y, dated Goth November, says
awe had a sort Of autoda.fe at the Carlo
"a village in the township Of Champlsin,) shor,
time since. The Roman Catholics had pro-
traeted meeting, and during its progress they
called in all the Protestsn. Bibles which hae
been distributed and purchased among them
Except some few who would not give them up,
| and made . public bonfire Of them. 1t wal
said by those who witnessed it, that the number
thus burned was between two and three hun.
drsd. Efforts was made to purchase them, bu
to no effect We have had public meeting'
both here and in Champlain, tn give some *
preston Of sentiment in regard to the wickss
outrage"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-16
RHOpA SWANS ESTATE

RIONA SNAIM'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VkRMONT,t Ar A Probate Cour,
District Of Grand Lie, So "A ho Zen a, my Dwell
ling house in North Hero said Ii,rlc, on the 25.t
day oi Noveim err A. d. 1912.
Present the Hon. Joel Allen Ju lye, an instrument
pnrportug 10 e III. la will and testament II Rho la
Swain late q, sio nh Hero in SAID district de,.a
ENG pre- en'ed 10 the Conr' here y David Corlir
the executor therein named fnr PROB ate T.. orler.1
by sad Cour, that ali person concerned therein
rJ'iiied TO appear before said oour. at a session
there If 10 lie holden al the Dwelling house # Davi
COR N IN S"rh Hero in >al district on the Sat irla
',e t.e' Inc ihrd tuesday N January A. ID
iSi3, AT one O'clock p. N. and h-w cam # al,
'ney may have against the Probate Of sail will tot
which pnrpo'e i. further oriere iha, cory of ,l
re'ori OF h'> order lie pII>h- three wees succ-
'lveIy IN the Burlington Free Pres, printed at Bur
hngton IN the County ofCnitteulen as soon as ma,
Re-
tre corv ofRecord, Attest
JOEL. ALLEN Lios
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MORE OF THE DUEJ.-

Thomas r. .NarshaH indicted-The Dele.
ware State Journal Of Tuesday last, says -
awe understand that the Grand Jury of New
Castle County have found true bills apains,
Col Webb, Mr.. Marshall, and their associates
for violation Of the laws of Delaware in rela
ton to duelling."
The Philadelphia Inquirer of Thursday saws
THE Grand Jury of Delaware county yesier
day presented the Hon. Thomas T.. Marshall
Tor fighting duel. Col. Webb escaped The
ME notice, by reason OF his having occ upied ;
position on the other side Of the line Of lbt
State, during the fight"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-16
Ell Barnum's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. the Probate
District If Chitlenden, So Cour, for he District OF
Chi,,endrn 70 all person, concerned IN the e-ste Of
cea ell. GREETING.
WHEREAS, Elijah Hcrrick and Samuel Board
man. almr> Ct bee estate of said deceased, propo.e to
render an accom- of Their administration an pre-
.cn heir acco mi against said sac for exaniGa on
and allowance a, session oiihe Cour, OF Pro- ait,
to be hole the Registers office B arlington, IN
said dl,ric, on the sccoal Wednesday Of January
next.
Therefore, Youare hereby notified 10 appear efore
said Coiri a,ihe time and place aforesaid, aud shew
canse, If any yoa haze why the account aforesaid
should not 10 allowed.
Given under my hant Il, Burlington this thirteenth
day Of December A. ID. lSt2
WA. WESTON, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-16
RAIN AND SNOW Ar HOWARD,S.

DAM generally make. "a her wei weather, mullv
u roads, deep travelling, slow pro-re :, arini,lc in
trade and srieils the lasy IN their avor.ions while
Ms exh'ilraiing ind Ien,e re>i~ae> all of nat res
most beautiful woraS rcvv-S The verdsni hill cheer.
the plains, rere, he the vallie> and give. the has
handnan bright prospects oi an ab mlan' harve.' and
an ability 10 by more goods heap a, Howarr,-
While il i partially ) with Snow, 1t comes IN damp
cl"t'y Weather, ills up the roa l.. maies ii wady
getting slou blocks up the Sliggard and YES HIM
chance to stay a. home hat not so with the up and
BONG he hrave- the Storm, traces to j., dig. ont,
| breaks The r0a.> an soon makes il good Seghing,
gets Sleigh load of right hearty good gr and comes
10 The mp and doinr = ici AMI Cheap for Ca h S ore
where they buy Just what hey want, pay for II and
good old repul can style in The Copniry, showing
their good bargains in Cloal., Dre~e., Bonuel.'
Silk, Ribbon. Laces, Calicoe Boa, Mui;, Glove,
Hkfs. d., &c, To their neghlur, W no vii so come
to trade TOMORROW uhile The good .lei-hng a.l..
and hwy Of the Peoples Agent at HOWARO's.
Burlington, Dec. l6 lS42 90
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-16
ASSIGNEES SALElNBANK
RUpTCY

pY ZlRrUE ofan order issued OF, Of the U. s
- District Colrt for the Di.trirt of Vermont will
sell at Public Auction, Of my of e, IN Is rlIngun, on
SATURDAY, January II. 1873, Ut o'cl"cL p. NJ. a
the right tide AMI interest whih Sylve Ter D. War
den had on the %, h Of May 1872, 10 10, Of lani 81
a''cu; eighty acres, in Washington, Licas Com v
Ohio, aud The same land de. cr bed IN hi. 5 heI ne
filled in said Court.
NATHAN r. HASwELL, Assignee.
Burlington Dec a. 1912
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nj a n r / q Il .

In this town, on Monday morning last. by Rev
Bera o. Meekcr, Rev. VIM. w. A1wATEn, to Miss
EsmA J. BARSs.
In Wilston, on the 18th inst BY the Rev Simeon
Parmeee Mr.. JArrs w. IIuaLDvr, of Charlotte, to
Miss Luna LASpoS, eldest daughter of Alison Lam
dIn, E'q. Of the former place.
In this town, on the 18th inst. by VIM. C.eWhiie.
msn, Esq. ofwinooski city, Mr. ErHnAia IT. Coop
row, Of Charlotte. to Miss. PAnMrLIA WAnNEs, Of
Bur,inaton.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-16

Reported for the New England Fsrmer1
At marke, s75 Cattle Beef $50 Stores, 400 shsep
and ITO Swine. 49,.
PRICES. Bssv CArrLE week . prices wsss
fully sustained, viz A few yoke extra - 50. Ere,
quality, a Ooa45o. Second quality, % ssa3 -
Third quality, e2 SOL 800.
BARRELLING CATTLE, Msss o. u. No l.
q So
STORES-vsry fcw sales effected.
SHEEP-Lo,s were sold from Soc. to o. rs. ws,h
ere from 81 rs to rs.
SwINE-Lost to peddls, ~ for Sows and u 70,
Barrows. A. retale from 10 II.
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NOTICE.
WILLIAM II. CURTIS.

A NNOUSCES tohI Gus omef> AMI all who NAV
n lie disposed TO pa.ron.e him, thst he ha. re-.
novel from his stand on Church street. 10 Water
street, where he may re found in connection with
Nj. DANIEL DAVIS, at his odd AMI well known stand,
where by attention TO- aud puaua!i,y in business he
hopes they NAV receive their share Or patronage ;
And his, that ala lena /. due hun mast q pa 4
Immediately to NEE, demands agains. hun.
burlington, Dee. IL 1914 90 "A
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Stephen Hoxsle's Estate.

District OF Chnen,ien, "a. L the district OF Chit
ten'en To nj, PER ons concerned in the estate OF
STEPHEN HOXSLE, late of Milton in said
district deceased.
WHEREAS, Trzah Hox>e, administrator Of the
estate of the said deceased has made application io
laid court to extend the time limited for The settle
ment OF >ald e>,a'e, one year from The fifth day oi
January 1913, aud al. propo rs to render
Of her administration and pe>ent her account against
said estate for examination and allowance There
fore the court afore, aid doth appoint the second
Wednesday Of January, A. u. 1913, tor hearing and
deciding IN The prene e., al the Reg sers off e, in
Burlington, and doth order that all persons coacerned
be nutIte thereof publication OF this order three
weeks successfully. in The Burlington Free Pres,
newspaper printed in Burlington, in said district
the last Of which publications to lie previous to the
day set for hearing.
Given I'M Ter my hand At said Burlington thi,
18th day oil Decent er, 1912
WM WESTON Repislsr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-16
LOVELY f. SEYEOUR.

Lave very recently received q large addition 10
i i their stock ofGo'ds, which i nov one Of the
most Extensive in The State, and which is erred To
their former customers and the pub ic al loo prices
Il is hoped that those who are in want OF Goods will
improve the present good sleghing and furnish hsn-
selves with a supply from this e~iall bmeni.
Burlington, Dec. Is 1912. %
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SALE Of BANKRUPT EFFECTS,


Effects Of William Stewart, of South Hero.
By virtue Of an order Of the United States District
Court for the Disric, OF Vermont, 10 me directed l
will sell at Public Auction ut the dwelling house Of
Hemer Kent in South Hero, on the ID day Of Janu-
AIRY. l543 OF 10 o'clock in the forenoon, promssory
no,o against George Chase of Chataugay, n. Y, for
the sum OF s2i0 90, payable TO the firm OIL G. & w.
stewart Said noe is in the hands OF Augustus
Douglass, Of Chaauqay aforesaid for collection. Al
so one for SlG5 co against Oliver c. Burroughs Of
White Hall, n. Y, dated 9Th of June, 1887, payab,s
freight on Lake Canal the Of the date OF
said note, with interest on which has been paid, 10
apply said in March. 1887, S52, 10; SAID note
payable 10 the firm Of ! G. d W. stewart
GILES HARRINGTON, Assignee.
Alburgh, 23h Nov, l542. %
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-16

W u appears that bees, with oil their indus.
Try and irusal''y, are not strictly temperate
A recent instance il known Of their having in.
dulged in an extensive debaueh BY emptyipr 4
saucer Of brsndy which ssosl 10 tisH vsy.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-16
~ We find the following paragraph
going tho rounds Of the papers:

The Troy Wing states that corps Of engineers
are now in the field, examining route for railroad
from Concord, NJ H., to Montpelier and Burlington,
VI.
Our readers will probably be surprised
a, this information. It's certainly news to
US. Perhaps however, our neighbor Of the
I" Troy Wing" will be able 10 enligh.en VI
on the subject. 1--WE shall see." ......
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NOTICE.

IVO 1OL
| win to remind those of my customers who are
indetaei to me, thai have struggled through The
year, but have nnavoidably leen compelled 10 con-
tract some debts in or Ter 10 lie enabled 10 NEE, your
orderr winch IN every instance has been promptly
oose Now ihe-e deals which have made 10 tero
your ieei warm aud dry must AMI hal lie paid |,
would give me pain 10 Re compelled 10 size any of nv
customer. bat gentlemen whatever may 10 the
dollars II not paid ~ he nr, Of January mex, hal,
have no other Aerna'ive. Don't talk about barl
times that currency n,d bankade why fyon knew
nail 80 mach a'oH hard li.ies a dol, would make
your head swim.
JAMES II. PLATT.
Burlington, De-. II, 1912 ogy3
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Alburgh, 2slh Nov, lS42. 2S


tuHCtS Oh b1enTy xOttnan OF SCUM ttcTGs
~ Ollt i Eert y given that V vri'e ct an
l der, to drreel the Jnit"j s a'eS District
Court fr the District ofNtrmon'. Of lie III .ay Of
November 1912, | will seIl a, PUBIC AUCTION, al
the Stone Store opposite The dweIng llome If
Nancy Adam, IN Soiih Hero, IN The Conntv Of
Grand Isle, on Monday he , day If January 1913,
commencing at o'cluci F. N. The following ar icles
Of p.r ona properly, and choe in acton, which
vested ~ me ~ he orders and DEGREES # aid Court.
VIII Tai le. Saud, fancy chair, parlor stove,
and pipe, shovel and Tong, add e, = old Briddle>,
pair hand cart wheels, 10 Boxes, us lis IRON, 10
s Steel, 2 log chains, set OF WAGON boxes, sets
cast nat, Fuw ing Piece, Jingle sleigh or Gutter
box stove and pipe, | Grind Stone. | Old anvil,
276 lbs scrap ron, horse shoes, rivos, l6 holt>
elbows, anvil 3 wee, dee plates, screw pae,
>le'ge., 10 hammers, 8 Ion=>, Punches, IL laps,
Is pairs ut de-, hani>aw, ch'Ssel>, | de.k and
slate, | soldering iron, shoe crea,e and punch, 6
heading tools, punching tool,, &c pnnchc,, swell
ce., | follower, bit stock and Int, drrll., | drill
sock, rimner-, fire shovel, . rrnlng irun.,
shaving box and tool, | eye welgc, hles,
tool bench, | coal shovel, shave, / Tyre
wheel and c'eyy, 2 wrenches, hone, tyre stone
ces elonging to the lac,smilhng bnsire.,; and
the following dc!t> IN favor of aid Henry Zultmsu
core hi BanIrIp,y An account against vii.
liam A. Burnett If Milton Of Sl.OO AganS, Fc,er
Bu,hey Of same place Il $50. Lew Sampson, Of
same place, OF s09i. Jane, Hodshin>, Grand Isle,
s0,3s. Bei>ey Wad'worih, Sonih Hero, 81 cents
VIM Phelp., South Hero, Of 81 cts. Against Je,.e
Lauton. South Hero. Of 25 cents. Ruth Landon
South Hero, for 81 cents. Against Sch CLARK,
>nnh Hero, Of 80 cts. Joseph Boarlnan, South
Her , Of 81 c,s. Benjamin Boariman, S1rjh Hero,
Of II 90. David Corlm, Sohh Hero Of 81 80. John
Ro,,wc',, Grand l>le, sl,75. Lyman Martin, Souh
Hero OF 81 % Alexander Phelp., Milton, Of 80 81.
the Es,a'c OF Eli ha Roof, late Of South Hero, Of
2l9. Pc er Blu hey, Of South Hero. 50 c's. Nathan
Adams, Grand Isle, 34cts. Tmo,hy D. WhI:e, South
Hero Of 80 cts. A promi,orv note against Milo
Adams, Soph Hero, of 1894. An account against
John T. Keeler. Sorh Hero, of sal,00 An account
against Lamp>on AMI PIxey, Sowh Hero, Of $500.
Amer g. Landun, So,ih Hero, Of 81, SO Also, a
onl exe,'ueI ly Danle Kern of Burlington, 10 aid
Henry Zo,rman IN 1889, binding the AID Kern 10
dee 10 sand Iotman, on len- pad $4,000 with
he in'ere-, the dvvce ling ho'rc, arm, Black mhs
hop AMI about 81 a re. Of liant, the zane premises
occup by he Ip'fnan in Snu'h Hero afure, aid.
GILES HARRINGTON, Assirn".
Alhprgh Nov. Is, 1912. 26w3
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Samuel G.. Alexander's Estate.

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appoint
w ed by the Honorable the Probate Court for The
District of Chittrnden commissioners to receive,
anime and adjust the claims and demands Of all per-
sons, sgainst the estate of SAMUEL C. AIEXAN-
DER late Of Wliston in said District deceased, rep
resented nsolvent, and also oil claims and demands
exhibited IN offset thereto; and six months from the
day of the date hereof, being allowed by said Court
for that purpose do therefore hereby give notice
that will attend To the business of our appointment,
at the yelling OF widow Mary Alexander, in Willis
ton, in said District, on the third Mondays of Janus,
ry and May next at 10 o'clock, A. NJ on each OF
said DAYS.
Dated this Is dav Of November 4. D., lai2
CHAUNCEY BROWNELL Commits
HERALD STEVENS sloners.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-16
II. M. I.

There will he a meeting oflhe burlington Mechan.
les Institute al the Court House, on Thursday the
22l inst, al 6 o'clock p. NJ. An address may 10 ex.
peced from the Ri. Rev. !. II. HOPKINS. Ladies and
Gentlemen feeling interest in the objects ofihe In
siitule, in viled 10 attend.
BY order of the directors.
J. q. JOHNSON, Sew.
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ARRIVAL rnoM Mnxlco.-The U. S. steam
frga'c Missouri, Capt. Newton, arrived al
the B,lize New Orleans) On the night Of the
22l ull.,
Among the passengers who lanlcd at the
BaIize, and proceeded to New Orleans, were
Branz Mayer, Esq, L. S. Secretary of Lc-
gation at Mexico, and Z. a. Sou,im.l ESQ.,,
bearer of dispatches from Gen. Thompson
10 Washington, whittier they proceeded on
the 25.h from New Orleans. Also, b. ].
Pierce, Esq, Purscr Of the Missouri Mr..
Richar Is, an American Missionary at the
Sandwich Islands, accompanied by T. Hal
lilo, IA native prince of those islands, who oc-
cupied at home the station of private sccrc-
tary to the king, and is represented to be an
exceedingly intelligent, well educated and
fine looking individual, gentlcmaniy in ms
manners, aud speaking English lluen,Iy. By
the Missouri also came passengers, six of the
Santa Fc prisoners.
What were the contents of the dispatches
brought by Mr.. Sou,l,all, did not transpre IA,
n. O'lcans, but from private letters received
there, there is every reason to believe tina,
all the difficulties between the two govern.
men,s have been amlcaLly and fully settled.
Tho Oirrp del Cobicrno of the 9Th says as
mnch definitely, and highly lauds Gen.
ihomrson for lis concilia,ory and urbane
course IA producing this desired result.
On the arrival Of the news at the CITY of
Mexico of the taking Of San Antonio, and
the capture of Van Ness, Fitzgerald, and
others belonging 10 the Santa Fe Expedition,
1t is said that AN order was sent on to shoe,
all such rc-cap'ured prisoners on the spot.
Though the interference of General Tornel,
however, this order was counlcrmanded, and
Van Ness, Fitzgerald, and such others as
were known 10 have been in the expeditiou
above mentioned, have had their sentence
commu'ed 10 ten years imprisonment in the
castle OF Pero,c, one of the coolest and mos,
dIsagrccahle places in the country.
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NOTICE.

The members OF the Burlington Volunteer Engine
Company are hereby notified that their annual meet.
ting, for the purpose of choosing Officers for the year
ensuing will he holden at the Pearl Street House.
Tuesday evening next, at half past six o'clock.
BY order of the Captain.
H. HYDE, Secretary.
Burlington, Dec. II, 1912.
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WOOD

rTTioSE who have promised The subscriber wood
on Account, or wish b ois for it, are requested
10 improve the present good >eighins 10 deliver it.
Dec II. G.. GOODRICH.