Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-01-10

ExAs-ANNExATIoN.-Th following para
graph from the Georgetown Examiner, is worthy
Of note at the present time:
'This Texas project originated with Aaron Burr,
and was the main part of his celebrated conspira-
cy Burr was at Gen. Jacksons when he was ar
ranging the matter, and Gen. Jackson furnished
him boats, &c, and knew of the whole plan Gen.
Jackson sent out Sam Houston from Tennessee,
doubtless for the very purpose of accomplishing
Burr's original undertaking. Now the next move
is to annex the whole debt--negroes, Burr con
spracy and ALL TO the United States'
Burr, for his agency in this Texas plot, was in
dicted for high treason aud narrowly escaped con-
viction and execution. AS it was, it would have
been better for him if he had died. for thenceforth
he was blasted man, avoided by all as eper, n
solitary wanderer upon the earth, with the brand of
Cain upon his brow, and his fierce ambitious heart
like serpent gnawing within. Now when this
project is revived under circumstances of ten fold
atrocity, we see an eX and an acting President
backed by strong party, giving it their hearty &C
tive support and invoking Congress to violate the
Constitution to carry it through. Time never
wrought change more wonderful than this BuE
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GEOLOGY AND MINERALOGY OF NEW
HAMPSHIRE
A friend has put into our hands a copy of DR..
Charles II. Jackson's Geological survey of the
State of New Hampshire, which is Just issued
from the press at Concord. 1t forms Il handsome,
and well printed quarto volume, which is illustra-
ted with new map of the State, and large num-
Der of copperplate, photographic, and wood engra-
wings.
The information contained in this volume, we
have no doubt will be useful in directing the atten-
ton of the industrious and enterprisng citizens of
the State to the various modes of turning to profit
its mineral resources, particularly in the manufac-
lure Of iron, glass, copper, zinc, and perhaps tim
for all which processes, the abundance and cheap
ness of fuel in the immediate vicinity of the le-
spectVe repositories Of the minerals to be wrought
upon, affords an important facility. In this way if
in other, the abors of DIR. Jackson are likely to
prove of great benefit to the State Boston Pat
The Hampshire Legislature adopted on
Tuesday set Of resolutions full Of sympathy with
Dorr and OF Indignation against the awful 'Alge-
rlnes of Rhode Island. All this in the face of the
well known and undenable fact that the Const-
tuition adopted by these same 'Algerines' and
which Dorr attempted to subvert BY open insur.
rection is far more liberal and Democratic than
that Of New Hampshire, which these same Loco
foco beauties have deliberately refused TO amend.
Could brazen impudence or political hypocrisy 90
her?-Iribune.
Serious accident. The shop of Mr.. Mills, Gun.
smith, at the upper end Of the town, had been fire.
quenty entered by burglars during the last week.
or TWO, and on Saturday night last he prepared a
pistol so that when the door was opened it would
shoot the Intruder. He was, himself thoughtless-
~ the irst one to enter, and the contents of the
pistol were lodged In his chest His condition is.
we understand, very CRITICAL though we trust he
Will recover. Wheeling Times.
Nh, Mills died Ct his wound on Thursday morn
ing. ''''''