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The North-Carolina standard., 1842-03-09
MAN OYERR0ARn

4 man yesterday morning fell overheard as he was
instant crowd Of draymen, Dutchmen, Irshmen,
groes; boys with lncfer matches, and yellow
with chickens, were gathered together,
| OnfEes Man overheard man overheard
Dfotsntns Mdi.-Guggte5 uSsle; bubbles cutchunk'
caw-hash
Boy-There, all my matches is split in fhe wafer
! Omnes.-Junp in! Hs ID him rope, or he'll drown.
.Negr0.-Da den He's gwyhe down the fust time
two times more, and he's gone chicken.
YelI0to aoonan-Yesi but when de eight O'clock gun
fres,hs gall will bust, AMI den he II rise to de surface
of de river. ...-..
Lishmen-Pipe ov Paul but I'd be in afthet rifi me.
sell, if wasn't for the calomel that's in me bones.
! DutchmGI-Yesh, dere sh gaomel in mine pones,
too, and te water ish not goot to te medicine
| Dr0lUni7Lg .Ma1L-Oh ah-save-bugghun! AITbbleA
f-u-b- bile f1ubbIe cutchunk
onnes.-There, he's down again, JumPiH, somebody,
and save him. .T ---
.Wegro.-Dat's two times he's said curch k and wen
he says it for de rd time, he's done wild dis wordSAr
tin ....
Sailor-Bloody my eyes Here; he, ye landfatbsrs,
hold this sky scraper Of mine ami mind fhe tobackky
that's in my money jacket
Handing his hat and jacket bystander, in he plun
ged seized the drowning by the hair, and in
ment the gallant fellow and his burthen tho
wharf clerk, who has with much difficulty unbut-
toned his coat he the on shOre looks
wildly at the water beneath him, and claspng his hands
above his head exclams in loud voice, 'lH save him,
I'll save him.
Omnes.-Ycs, yes, we'll all sate him:
SGiIOT:-(urning his qu;d)- Oh, yes; you're all will
ling the skipper said to his hands at grog time
CHerk-It was lucky that you told mes for was just
about to make the awful plunge. tE
hishmdn.-Ohs heuld your fly thrap, ye spalpeen!-
Sure its meself that was the Varge Of savn his life
Dutchm0n-I wash jish agons to blunge in mineself,
when de sailor made de blunge
.Negro.-If1 hadn't had my Sunday trousis on
Sailor Delay, belay there you black popped gallidf
or I'll fetch ye up with round turn. Here my hearty,
Ito the man just saved, who shvering and dripping
with water, an iron chain )come give your pper,
and help me to splice main braceS taut and tau made
of old Jamaiky and sugar. s
Man SdOed-I'm poor man, but r.e#
Sd't0r-NOw, now, just coil up your jayin' tackles
and come aft, will ye I've got two bits my ockcr.
and cut up for swab if you shan't have of 'em.
fl yNeTchunt.-Noble fellow. Let's make up stiS-
scripton- he who owned thousands picked picay
out OF the handful of silver change that Ire held but
strange 'say, at the word Subscription. every ndiv
Idual became remarkably Industrious, aud each
marked that the days getting short and that he had
great deal to do, and in minute alerwa ds the crowd
had dispersed. NJ Yo.k Paper.
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-03-09
TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.

Temperance Convention for the Distric! of Will
mngton, will be held in KenansvilIe Dupiu County, on
the 18th of the present month general invitation is
extended to the friends of Temperance Weregret that
cannot comply with the wishes ofour friends and on
them on the interesting occasion Ea>ose.fs
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-03-09
JAMES W0OD.

ENGRAVER,LETTERc cUTTER, DIE,SINKER,
GKHsmHh, LOeksmitb, Brand maker, TInsellsr, sfi
~ aad Rslt ltHangsr-fow Mem York. ,
EAST STEEL Stamps, Letters and Figures made,
~ Young men wishing TO learn 10 EngTave con re.
SelVs instruction, cheap. He may be found al his
shop ON Morgan street formerly occupied by air. o
M. MQsoa9 or Al TIE PsoFLE's H0ysE. - \, ~
Raieighs Feb. 9, Is42. ,s.-a asatfss
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Ex.Presdent Van Bureu arrived here in Gears
Saturday last, and after couple Of hours stay proceed
ed on in the Steam Boat Wilmington for Charleaon.
Whilst al the Hotel here many of our citizens called
upon him. He was accompanied ty Mr. J. X Pauld'
ing. -Jz
II is rumored that Mr.. Van Burep is on his way
visit General J&eGSon in Tennessee. ID.
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-03-09

D5-Gen. D. S. Crenshaw, OF this County. is elected
Major General the Seventh Division of North Carolina
Militia, BY majority Of II votes over Cen l. D. Will
son of ofEdgecumbe. ~-s,-s
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N1aarrfFn.

In Petersburg the morning of the Sd inst by lhs
Rev Mr. Cassels Bishop the PresbyteriaA Church of
Norfolk. Mr.. Jas g. McPheeters formerly of this city,
10 Miss Thorowgood, Of the BefoSsk Of Norfolk.
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-03-09

U- The Petersburg Jntelligencer Of the 5tb inst.
states that Mr. Tod the Senator of The Mathews Dis
trct the Virginia Senate has been detected in forge
ries to a large amount. .f', lTc f.-s.er z
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-03-09
COMPANIONS, ASSEMBLE!

The Companions convenient thereto, are requested
to assemble in the city of Raleigh the FIST Friday
in Apri, (he 5h) Y, for'the purpose OF reorgani
zng the Chapter. This notice is given a; the request
of several Comparison.
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-03-09

4 Gallant Capture byn T'e-ran Man Of War
under the Guns Of San Juan de CIioG.-The New
Orleans Bee gives the following uci.Ient having
happened ju>I before young Combs left Vsrs Cruz
IN the British Steamer Soiway:
A multitude Of ladies and gentlemen in gala
dresses board the Solway, ainrIng the
vessel, WHEN a vessel wa deseffrd IN the dis
tanee, with American coors hoatiGg in the b.erz.
IT was considered strange, however, that the gat
liant craft did not approach the other shipping or
come INTO port, although within eAnnon shot of the
fort.
Very soon rich Mexican merchantmen, The
Pricosa, put to sea, hound for Tsmpico or some
other p0rt-wIreR she neared the strange ship, the
American flag was struck. and the Single Sur Of
Texas 1oated over her decks gun, aud then an
other, and another were fred, The Mexican all The
while attempting 10 escape-ihe multitude exclaini-
cd-the Texans-1he Texans, the Texans, and
fled in all directions. Tire cannon of San Juan de
Ulloa to The enlbrasures Of the fort and
great noise made, but the Mexican vessel struck
her hIg, and was led off in giorious style by til.
stranger ship? QIere2 Was that Commodore
More
The Pcayune says that il was, and tha, tho cap
tured was one of the schooners built at New York.
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-03-09

WANTED to purchase at the Raleigh Rail Road
w DePot quantity of Corn or Corn Meal for which
the cash win be paid. -
March 6ih, 1912. s..- - 2eI.3t
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-03-09

ac-DGuid r GOr1atO, ofFoys, Onslow, has left his
place ofresdence indebted $ll for the N C. Standard
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-03-09

95-Forty-thousand people are more or less engaged
in the shoe business, in the State of Massachusetts,.
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-03-09
JVThafngton, We1laesday March Z.

TFIhgfAgton, Wednesddy y1faTch e.
The Rev Mr. Deems, Agent for the State of North
Carolina Of the American Bible society, delivered an d
dress the suhect agency the night of the 22d
ult. at the Presbyterian Church in this town. On the
next evening he preached behalf of the cause
in the Methodist Episcopal Church, after which the
'Lower Cape Fear Bible Society" rs-organized,
and the following officers chosen q.- ,r
Rev Jesse Jennett, President,
Alex. Andersen; s3.t s.-% sts &. ttif-
Rev !: 1a1s. WIN: y: y;, Esll~. viesPrs'id.n'' sr
VIM. E. Anderson; Secretary, 2e -1
Junius D. Gardner, TTeasursrJ aea k-+
e.: e. e. + 5sS;: e s:s:5 s;5sss s@ss Committee
Mr.. Deems informs that the addition here to the
funds of the Parent Society by subscription and donation
was about 1900 Chronicle.
go
The following are the officers of IRe Washington
Temperance Society organized this town laN week
total abstinence principles The Society cvnSsts
present of about $50 members.
Geo. w. Davis, President, ,-. ess.t.
5enn 5ee. T. sIlfi,9 morni., Vice Presidents,
John S James, Recording Secretary,
G. Rankin, Corresponding do!a 7 asa.
5:;s 5;::; as;;SS:ss s:;;5i:s s:;S s.sr,. eon'''e.
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-03-09
Executive COMMITTEES.

Mr. Deems informs us that the addition here to the
funds the Parent Society by subscription and donation
was about $500. Chronicle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-02

The steamboat was towing a large vcsseS esd
kent So close into the piers, that she ran iovs q
craft belonging TO plaintiffs. causing consiassoe
damage Order that the libelIants are entiuse I'd
recover the actual amount Of damage.
Francis MJnfero VS.. Sirtser bales Mcrchdndtsf.-
This was an appeal from assessment OF costs on
IS 600. instead Of eIooO Taxation partly affirmed
and partly disalowed. IT,.
Him Corker vs. the brig South Durham -Ihe
Souih Durham was n British vessel, and sailed rom
a port in Wales for New York The complainant
shipped as mate, but quarrel took place between
him and the captain, and he was placed before the
mast On arriving here, he applied for redress TO
the British consul, bat could obtain none, and
was told 10 return to his vessel. This he refused
TO do. and liscled the brig for wages due, &c.
The Judge, in pronouncing tho decree, said it
wa, a rule Of the Conrt not to permit the ssamen
Of fereign vessels to enter actions against them
unless IN extreme cases Of persecution, or where
thew could not appeal to the laws Of their OWE
country.
Decree IT appearing to the Court, that the u.
beIlant il British seaman, and that his contract
wos made with and services rendered on board,
Hr;t;,h vessel, and that he had proper opPortu-
r;tv to return in the vessel to her home por, wnen
II. was to terminate, and which ne reused
to ao Therefore, IL is ordered and decreed, inat
Ms c.sei not one Of which this court can TAKE
soenizance by arrest Of the vessel. Libel dis-
missed, with costs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-02
Cnsted states District Court.
Before Judge Belts.


rxp Georgia Lumber Company vs. Schooner
T,,rcla-Thc vessel. while lying at barren, Ieer-
ria. was hired in April last 70 take load o. lum
her 20 Guaysua or Ponce, p. K, which was 10 pc
sold and the captain draw bills OF exchangs ON tne
cospany 10 a sufE cicnt amount Tor the purchase ..
= cargo of coffee, molasses and sugar, ans orins ~
20 tb,s mort. lie did so accordingly, having drawn
Tor al 500 and received Instructions from tne me,
chants at Ponce to whom he had been consIsnssWu,
mot 10 deliver the cargo at New YORK, VII the oi,
of Exchange had been faithfully met oy tne eom
pary The bills were not paid, stu the company
led the cargo, and libecd the vessei because
the captain would not give fup.
Decree.-It appears to the Court, tnai ~ mA'. :
Of form, the libellen.s have shown no autnof"y ~
sue in an incorporate or associate capaciiy an
secondly, that the claimant was, by the letter o.
instruction governing his conduct under ,ne cnas
ter party, required 10 submit himself 70 the d'fec
tions Of Basanta, Mitchell & Co, and ne was &C
cordipgy justified IN delv ering the cargo 81 TINS
port psrsusnt to the directions and that tho earEo
haviHg been purchased by b. M. co; on sne
credit Of the libellants, and shipped to their al
dress in New York the said h. NJ. & Co had law
ru rights 20 stop the delivery Of the same, because
of the insolvency OF the libelants, which had BE-
come notorious after such crsdit and saipmenl
and that accordingly, no right Of action on behalf
NJ line liant is established In this Therefore,
+ ordered and dceresd, that the libel be dismissed
l with costs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-02
Special Sessions.


Before Judge Lynch, and Aldermen Timpson aud
InAes ,Ia
I-Charles Baker, the BARRIERS boy, who bit
of the thumb nail Of Mr. IIanford Smith, a few
DAYS since, because he refused to let him shave
him, was sent to the pentsntiary for three months
Adsline Bell a coiored woman, for stealing silver
tea, table and salt spoons, worth SO, from Mrs Sa-
rah Disbrow, was sent mp for sixty days. Isaac
Holiness for stealing q iantity OF wearing apparel
worth SIS from Mr. Robinson, No ~ walnut
street, was also sent up for sixty days William
Quinn, for stealing piece Of muslin, valued at $3,
from Adam Murray, Cstharinc street, was re-
handed back TO the city prisen, thirty days John
Carter was sent up for ninety days, for stealing
niece OF flannel, worth $40, from the store OF
Messrs. Lord g. Taylor. William Da nan, Iad,
was found guilty Of striking his aged father, Josn
Dasnan, bat owing 10 the desire OF his parent, nc
was discharged. Mary Runyon, coIored ~o Tso,
for stealing some carpetiRg worth Slz, Ton ~.
mas Allen. was sentenced to thirty days - ~
city prison. Jane Fitzgerald, for commI'os
assault and battery Eleanor Simpsons w.,.ai
TO ctv prison for ten days Eliza Hunt, ~. "a Co.,
ing afew yards Of stair csrpeipg. worm p" s.ws
VIM. H. Hogan, was sent up Ior - sS.t "a
George Thompson, met yeans w. and he,, :
been staying out till twelve coo", .ns h;- %
cornedt be struck her, and the co".. 80
for sixty DAYS Thomas IRWIN, csssl 49,
for stoafIns nat iron from Martin nes.y, VIZ ssn'
to ejtv prison fifteen days wham Iyns,
ioved nan. was found guilty Of stealing nuncn o.
r.vs from limoshy Crcais, and sent 10 the peni-
tsntiary for ok mcsths- John Fields, enc OF she
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-02

MURDER Al. ONoSpAeA HILL.-A stranger. ira.
weller. said to be from Rochester, stopped at hotel
quite late on Tuesday evening, at Onondaga Hill,
four miles from Syracuse, and asked for nights
lodging, saying he was without money. The
landlord replied 10 the effect that it was net custo-
mary to accommodate travellers without money,
&c. The traveller became very abusive, aad WIS at
length ordered out Of the house. Refusing toao,
the landlord called man in his employ ment MI
Simm0ns,) TO put him out AZ they reached the
door he stranger drew knife and stabbed Sinnons
through the hear. The murderer escaped.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-02

rag gathering army, whose appearance betokened
All mt three degrees Of a remove from the genus
ourang outang stole tea kettle and put It INTO ms
rag tag, for which the court sent MN up o tom
days. Bennett Russell, stole an over oos ,;,,ia
cbambernaid. who resided at the boarding. house.
to enter it without coat aad leave it with one:
The court sentenced him 10 the city, prison LOT
thirty days. The Court thea ad'onrne' 70 FRIDAY
morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-02

sryuvur couar OF THE UvrEp STATES -Sa-
.,sSav In "a 1872 No 26 Mayor and Alder
men Of Mobile city, pla ntiff ia error, vs. Migneb
Esava. The argument ofthis cause wac concluded
bv Mr.. Test for the plaintiffs in error. No "
William II Fresh, plaintiff in error, vs. hiah
C;ison ct al The argument Of this cause was coma
menccd by Mr.. Robert J Brent for the plaintiffs IN
error, continued by Mr.. Bradley for the defendants
in error aad conc udcd by Mr. Brent, for the plain
tifs in error.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-02

ALLsaED MurrsY.-Fivc scamen of the crew Of
the whale ship Herald, osFaisaaven, were sent as
prisoners, charged with mntiny, from the Cape Of
Good Hope, in the brig Levant, Capt Holmes.
Harris. Lsq, s Daputy Marshal, upon the ar
riva Of the Levant, arrested the prisoners and had
them conveyed to Jail. They will be brosght up
FOR examination TO day.-Bosfon Post, Jan. 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-02

FinE At RocHKsrEn.--The hire ON Sa,urd " m or.-
ing destroyed the carpenter shop of Mr. Loyecraft.
ia which il originafed-a frame dwelling house, be-
longing to Mr.. O'Regan, occupied by severni fami-
lies-the ball alley in rear Of the American Hotel!
and the rear part Of the grocery and dwelling Of j.
Rigney d. Co.. in 81 .Paul's street. M insurancs-
Rocb Evs Post.
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i 3 !, 4 s. -. ,&||||,
Old EsTAsIIs HEp f fssV 81

OLD ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE,
\ No OF south street. New York
THE SUBSCRIBER unc,uc ia arrangements forthe
spssrs before his friends with sediments 6f
spee for the able support he has rcceived for wear.
ae hke-ss wishes t. es h- attention Of th' ~ intending
:, nA for tbei- " ends Fng land Ireland. asi go
s that they all times be accom- .,.d Nv ,h;s
L. By weekly orpor unie. from Livcrr i 80 .i.s he
a from Lisercol the ht7t 18th .sn, I'D ssh Of each
lor th IN ouehout ihe year
~ Z, ~. a,says been the study ~ = -AS ,t a.
Migrants sss e'y,l'iy az dy WITHOUT, delay, and
~, and din .sun WI b. xi.tv bv ne I,vrrpo
gents hot cent for a wtn sho may embark with
lei embark ihs nonry WIZ be- REFUNDED wuhout charge
The tubrcrbe feels ps known the
hips which has passs out during the aat
kheh has giv,n DerS acon and that tie hiss consider
y tytendcd and uded MIA for the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-02

BarAsu OF PRoM,sr.--Msrtna Jane Prescott
has covered 1856 81 from George Dane, in virtuo
ola v rict rendered before tho Court Of Common
marriage promise. w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-02

Nrw TnEArRr.-Mr. William Dinneiore has 10
Ioss viIls. Ky. go says the Louisville casstts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-02

SAN Ho THE Sandusky Clarion Of Saturday
says the Toe IL entirely removed from the bay, add
that On Csesday large schooner passed the mouth
" ne hAy on ns upward trip, towards Detroit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-02

IxprASs. The whole number Of Indians east ana
Of the Mississippi ie estimated at 304 S05-ihe
number Of tribes west Of that river IL forty five and
the Iodians in thcsc tribes are xl6 T99 There arr
six tribes east of the Mr. sissippi from whom none.
have as yet been removed. There are besides nina
other tribes in various parts OF the United States.
from whom 76,4tS have been removed, in which
there are 81 0l8p-pons remaining.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-02
FOR NEW ORLEANS
LOUISIANA AND WV YORK LINZ OF PACKET
M - NJ IL

y For the better accommodaon Of shoppers Intended to
u despatch ship from this the sth 10Th 18TH 10th
and Of each mouth CONNIE cing the 10th October and
continuing until May when regular days will be appointed
s mander OF the year whereby great delays and d,sSp
will be prevented during the months The
foiiown. e shiPs will coGmense this AZ aneennt'-
dSn och NEE, Capt jackson, 18th Oct.
% aim NfSsiSSr PPI, C apt Hlliard, 9oth Oct
L Sh,nn / LOUISVILLE y, Capt Hunt. 25th Oct
!, SMy 1GiAKsPEARE, Capt Miner. istNovember.
y ;shiss &ASTON. Capt Lssham sth Nov.
\ Ship nGNTsVILLE, Capt. Sumford 10Th Nov
/ Ship OCMULGEE, Capt LesyItt, lsth roy
p |ss ship NAsHXI. If, CAP: D;ckis.ss 2ph New
keppAnip MEMPHIS, Capt. Knight, 2Sth Nov.
ship LOUISA, Capt Mnliord lat =! pee e p
y packets Of light draft Of have recently been
er passengers unsqsaed Mort They commanded
Who will make every sxeron 70 give
hdown the Mississippi by steamboats,
Neither ofthese ships will be resroas
forjewsry bullion stones silver
unless regular s oIadng taken for the same, and
fkhe value thereon expressed. sfaH
|e For freightor passag e, apply 70. -
q alIF JAMES E. WOODRUFF, Agent in New
(eans who will promptly forward all goods 70 his address
The ships Of this hne to sail ponctuay ad
sed and great will be taken to have the good correct
10 neaalred
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sans who forward al goods 70 his address.
The ships Of this hne warranted to sail punctuay
esed great will be taken to have the good
10 as,,red i9i
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-28

O'ConneU and Ieiand.-Mr. O'Con-
nell has opened his campaign for the winter
by letter from Darrynanc, in which he
proposes to agi,alc for the following objects,
under the category of justice for Ireland -
"Jnstce TO Ireland requires these things :.
First-Thc total extinction of the Inherent
charge. Secondly-The protection of Irish
manufactures. Thlrdly-Thc fxity Of ten
urc ofland, in order to encourage agricullu~
raj Improvement, and rccompcnsc the ten
ant for his labor and capital. Fourthly--A
complete representation of the people in the
Commons House of Parliament, by the
greatest possible extension of the suffrage,
and by the protection of the ballot. Filthy
The abolition, or entire beneficial altera-
ton of the poor laws. And sixihly-The
repeal of the union. The repeal of the UNI
ion is the only means by which the other
great objects can be achieved"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-28

In Milton, on the 10Th inst, Miss Envy JASE
MAYNARo, aged nearly 10 years. Miss Maynnrds
parents moved into this town in $50, from Hines
bursh, where they had long reside but she beng
engaged at the south, in the capacity OF instructor,
did not come ill the fall Of ISL
Mss Maynnrd's personal appearance, department
and intelligent and improved mind, soon obtained for
her the good wishes of the nighhorhood the youth
e'pcciay felt that an interesting addition was ma c
to their circle. But not much longer amongst us
hanto gladden. the hearts of her fond parents at her
sa!o return, to interest our immediate community in
her wclfrccre thatl1si ous and fatal disease pulmo
nary consumption, marked her for its prey and after
confinement Of several months, has terminated hel
earthly course and prospects, and separated her fol
ever from that circle whom her lovely character anc
conduct changed from strangers TO friends,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-28
COLTS SUBMARINE BATTERY

The experiment made on Tuesday, in the harbour
of New York, to blow up a vessel by $. Colts sub
marine battery, was entirely successful, and it may
eerhaps be considered that this invention has proved
to be complete. If SO, it is easy TO estimate the
effects which it may produce upon naval affairs II
his plan is perfect that he in all cases be sure
of his object, II is easy forcsce the effects ii
may produce upon naval warfare. The vessel blown
up NJ New York on Tuesday, was one of 500 tons
burhen. If the exploding force which he uses, is
sufficient to destroy ship of war, it will be dam
gorous thing for an onemy's armed vessel to enter
our harhors the hazard is one that cannot easily
be guarded against. In this point of view, the lnven-
lion may be of great importance to the civilized
world. If ships of can be kept out Of ports and
harbo's, it viii greatly lessen the evils of war partic-
uary ms It regards large towns md cities where the
greatest damage can be done to life and property and
in the shortest space of time. As far the expert
mont has been tried, it appears TO have fully sue
cccded.-l " Y. Paper
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-28
SALE OF BANKRUPT EFFECTS,

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of The
~ several orders and DEGREES of Bankruptcy in the
following eases, issued Uut of the District Court OF
the United States for the District Of Vermont, ] viii
s,l at PUBLIC AUCTION, at the time an places
hereinafter mentioned, such effects of the Bankrupt.
named below rs ecamc vested in me by virtue oil lac
dcctees Aforesaid.
eIllt.ts of Gary Munger of Colchester.
All the right, title, and interest of Gary Munger 10
house and one acre oil land, situate in Co chester,
described in his hcdulc the dwelling house, oc-
cupied by him, and on which Lyman and Marsh have
claim of about five hundred dollars Also, sundry
Judgements Notes and Accounts against the follow
ing persons, viz Eph!aim IKE 81 90, A. L. Hath
eway $500, ta-s.us Cooley @2&u0 Ira Tubbs $500
Ebcntzor Allen 81. - Kennedy OF Colchester s. 81
Albert Duncan 81 CO. Edmund Wellington - .ents,
James Mccain : 90, A'pnDni, Collins $50, john
Il. Kups $ 95, John smith - 9J, John ii,rrn Of
Colchester for three cords wood, z. +. k.log -.
payable in Tal,ring, Il. u, kells5 sl,Gi. The q owe
sale at my Office in Burlington, Saturday Nov, ~
1870