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Fron ths New fork hirros.
THE sold RELIEF"
Oar ehisftsins gone with all the feet,
Oar coansry's rights 10 gain.
Whils fsst ws keep each tack and sheet,
Aud o. sncbor anil rvmsin.
Yet. shcsgh were bsaished from The rest.
We feel 90 pang ofgrief,
for hears ere wsvm and life IL blcsssd
Oa board tho "Od Relief"
Then Join the song and let's be gay,
We feel no shade Of grci.
While "Jones' broad pendant" fades away,
=. And leaves the "Old Relief"
-, A ssse old craft, In truth Ia she, .i.
Her fame shall never die,
While DER the chart Of memory
The sailor turns his eye.
And may the calm content know
Be nsver changed or brief,
Bat sssadily forever how . ..... ,.t....
On board the "old Relief"
Then once again the chorus GIL,
And let old Time--thc thief
Smile ss he passes, IL he will,
Upon the "Old Relief"
When of "i,odceas" stormy shore,
Each ship rent in twain,
Sn fste spars was smiling DER,
Though fearful was the main.
We saw each vessel msdly sail
Upon the dangerous reef,
While safely rode amid the gale
The "kooJ Old Ship Relief"
Then ill the goblet cen again
To "Noptune," oceans chief,
IS And breathe iis sweetness drain, A..
The "Good Old Ship Relief"
Oar topsais soon, ell.sheeted home,
Will bear US from Peru"
And while towards "Chilis" roam,
Fair winds pathway strew,
And round our kind Commander dwell
The Goddess Of the Sheaf.
Each sigh and murmunng 10 que
On board the "Od Relief"
Then three times three, with glasses full.
And Joy without n reef,
Fair days our Commander,
And the "Good Old Ship Relief"
WV. FRANCIS SroER, u. S. Navy.
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lon The matter had excited quite warm discusson.
The exclusive privilege Of retailing opium In lees guam.
ues than chest IVES sSld public auction Macao for
o1l0 per month.
Three chnamen. condemned to prison at Hong Kong.
committed suicide.
The ship Stephen Luman has performed her voyage
Canton and back 10 eight months and ten days-M Y.
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REPORTED ToR THE usrEp sTATEs eGzrTrr.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

Monday Evening, June 18th,
Flour is steady, with limited receipts and moderate saes
OF fair shipping brands At 81 D5, selected brands bring
u 31t q $50. Corn meu Hefring more scarce we
notice salo h % lS3 Wheat-The arrivals are very
light, and trcO lots Penna sold ct IS lO2 cents
the latter for red and white mixed in storo Corn-saes
of Sousbern yellow 43Ic. Oats are much ~ an,ed: n
cargo Of Dcewaro brguahi zee.
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nfEn

hthsyeHhe' fienfico County, The 18th instnni RA-
. .ea laws DsutL, youngest Of Philip NJ. snd
na,ns II. Tabb, aged mouths. "a days. si4 = n
n funeral will take place the residence Of his father
O'Clock THIS afternoon. The relations and friends al
The family are requested 70 attend,
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No. IL Of the Wandering Jew.
u=.tg,t -. IL. .r,-.,.

" We ano indebled 20 the Ladies d the Manchester
fa Tor oyerh1wipg supplies Of cakes aad ices We are
glad 10 hear that The Fair is proceeding swimmingly.
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hh>edofe Of Bishog AtteTJmy.-On the discussion Of
certain bill ~ the House Of Lords the Bishop bappen-
Cd 70 10y 'hat he bnd grophesed hrs bill would be sitep
eo SuTng INC session, aud lao ives sony TO find lie had
proved true prophet Lord Coningsby Who spoke sfer
bin always IN p7ssion desired tho House TO remark
mat one OF ihs right reverend lords bad fo himref no
prophet Tor bis part be did not know what piophst TO
IAeo nln lg' unless to that furious prophet Baaum, who
was repfovod by his own &C.. The bishop in repy win
and camncss, posed this Tsdo attack concluding
hu Since the noble lord has discovered 10 our nanyer
sIch tilndo, am well content TO be compared 10 the
0u' tue Other part Of tie parallel am sure that have
been reproved by nobody bui bis ordshpF-D, Ripa's
Aneedofssofh B O~H Tfuss.
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Tag $3.50 ,sssbsass On Arksn,.s intended 10 ,on in
-sEp ~e-ss~ water. The LJie Rock gsacev spesL
- q ne Lscy Long. ssys Gao run sny where that
90 sre~ad hs bsts damp
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AsnhRT BoY.-"Josn whsr ., rbo past ofs,e7r
- "Seon. ar"
"No. 10 b. saN--temcmber tsnt~
"fss. Tbeo 81 Och svi9s b. mo il becomes a
s~~.ssh when % a. past. and ssnnos % seen"
PAHsdslgAia Osseiis
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AFFECTING ANECD0TE-FlLIAL pIErY.

a young lad. but newly admitted into the military school
IN France soon made himself appear OF rather singular
disposition by his remarkable absemiousness Whatever
variation OF diet was allowed he ate any thing but
bread and soup, and drank nothing but water
The Governor being informed Of this conduct so very
uncommon M boy, attributed it ndscreet devotion
and TepO'ed iIn Tor H. Nevertheless the lad PERSISTED
and the Governor mentioned the circumstance TO Monsieur
Paris DuveTney lie had the boy called before him and
win hs usual mdness and moderation mentioned 10 him
mat sucn snggary was by no means proper allowable
IN public institution, and that he certainly conform To
the rules and die there He afterwards unsuc
cess MY ed 10 mud out the that could induce the boy
10 act IN sueh manner, snd at last threatened him n
lac persisted thai he would send him home TO his family :
This menace bad the desired effect and he the disclosed
the nI-tive vi his conduct.
You will not. hope, be dispsnsed with mo- but could
not bnng myself 10 enjoy what consider Luxury while
reflect inst my dear father and mother Grc in the Utmost
ndgence They could aiiOTd themselves and ME no bet
ier food 'h'n the eoarsesi bread and bat very little Of
Here havo excellent SOUP and much fine white bread
as would cbO0s. look upon this be very good ly
ing end tie recollection OF the situation in which eft nv
parents "oyli not permit me 10 indulge myself, BY eating
any thirg else
Monsieur DIveey and the Governor could no, res,rsin
biiy
If your father Las been in III. service said NJ Duvcrn.v
how comes II that he hes got pension
For want Of friends aud money, SIR replied tie youth
ne mas Oeen upwards OF year soliciting Onei but his mo-
ny and resources failed; and rather than debts at
versailles, ne s content 10 snguIsh in the manner have
told you
We. said VI Dlvernev. Il the fact appears TO have been
a. you have stated H. will engage 10 procure your father
pension of FIVE hundred liues In the mean time here
ere ihIee Iouis doTs Tor yourself present from the
King aud will advance your father six months pay out
OF ihe pension am certain Of obigining for him.
10" can you send he money 10 hun, sir oskod the
boy.
Let that give you uneasness, replied H. Duvorney.
] shall find incsns -
A. tir said The boy with precipitation II you can do IL
50 easily be pleased ond him thcse three louis dors
yon were 50 good Is 10 give / wont noihn here
sho hey would BE Ct Tire gfSaisS service my father for
my brothers and sisters.
How delightful to the sensible mind are sueh early
omonauons Of pipus gratitude!
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NURSE WANTED

49, a. "a; ihr,s citren 10 he Mour,sin, a, VIZ,
e.. 49, i.sfn by the in of oesober nsr, III, ~ 81
hbenal hire VIII be paid " '''e' a"o publications
TIOs CHAs ELLIE
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BOOKs

i W EAADILPIl & CO... would can tte sr,p.,,, nj,
=. N4niis hai- Boo.s, 70 co. riafe DOS 81 ~. ~.
W -. ' can Be suird ry ler yafiaus ssa-i-sof
soaf 90 eorsrs vim in,.us op.r,fe ,sts n Jok t,
nll % VET % hand fs II orists In y. .stv =, =" '.y'
-, tHe 30 ho1S Store tni nndery gI va, -, ~
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Ner book. from J. ". Rasao,ss + n.

SINNERS "Dog and Sportsman" acknowledged yestor.
day and since read closely with pleasure but with the
detection also Of Divers little mistakes For ezample-the
author seems to think that common grey squirrel brings
forth but once ayear, and that midsummer This IL
mistake II brings forth twice year. in April and Sep
tonbor There may be exceptions, but this is the general
rule.
No 10 Of the Wandering Jew.
"Sclf" by the author Of "Ceeil."
"a dictionary Of practical medicine, by James Copl,nd
VI. d. +. r. $. This work is sppsudcd, s in q convent
eni form, chesp and should think would be valuable
acquisition TO families especially such live too remote
10 obtain prompt medical cid.
No. u SHE Ene Jelopedia Of domestic economy, CON-
pTs'ns such subjects Immediately connected
with Housekeeping This work has already attained pop
uay, aud ought 10 be In the hands Of every Housekeep
W We blso acknowledge the receipt Of several hiso
rics including the history Of Ameca England and Rome
zach 10 sePafsie volume from Mossrs. Ball & Perkins
designed for Schools.
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GRgENHow's OREGON, &c.
r. rragn,g me- ~.

w, RANDOLPH & CO.. have for saIe. Ir.,,,v
~ oreeon. California and o;iar Terfores N No,i -,
a. 49, Sfararlea view ond Iap, by Robert Grecnlov 90
o'nl tition fgvs'l core cied srd ENLARGED
~ M th Vols EfpiDiinz 3. gnios Cteap Fdtiops
a. -ugpy GnytEkry 9Th az rlatfaiioas
~ ~ ihe sponsaan. ~ J. D. ssihnsL villa iHssaOoss
-, ~ fditonf Buwefs kirht AID Moflinr--.s 80
received - ~ '"s' 90" Ieeoha s.iifno
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IJ Range Of tho Thermometer on Wednesday, Juo, / q
AZ '" Randolph n Co's Book Store, 12l Main Street.
IL o'clock, 90 3 o'clock, 81 5 o'clock, 81
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sULKEY AND HARNESS. /

tes ron SALE erf.s-ty
A LoHr a.d ssedome suey ard Harns. suuuia y 3D. and
ALSO -rf,,lrs
splendid susy Rugby Hore perfectly senne and spired
besutfai animal Tor ale bargain Apply 70
GEORGE w. RoYsTHR
Pis-" Al The once Of Duniop, Honears = %,
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ENERRUGIEous CHOCOLATE. authorized BY the French
Government and approved by Medical Faeaty Of Paris
and extensively uscd BY eminent
NAM PRACTITIONERS all liz fom. ana
endcsyours5so render grateful posbe digestive
game the difficulty longer Tor Of Combinations
the happies aud best s ndutsbI Of the FeuugDous
coae.
Who win seat beesa from the nse Of The
Ferfuginoua Chocolate,
1T. Women Of pand eoapleron complain Of dineun
beathine especially IN ascending Of pslp.iion
heart Of noisss the head dsess badly and
whose appetite dssiroyed sometimes
sTpereRes feeling GOODNESS lower srsene spd
generni deranfsmshfof the whole system
% Hen who pale ard ~ delicate constitution who.s
ssnn sdmeu and who By efs-.ss susus
viii ind sner using for short Peusnos-
material improvement IN their .tsts
d. Weak Children, md especially Hsksty
qure strength snd her WIN drvsDpe
th Bs,h. prnepsHyt younr budding into ~on.nhoOd
who's health may BE- aneusng, The Teruanou
win be usef bran, sod complexion suceeedns 70 pals
mes, regularly an The functions of economy In word
nourhinr state o. health Win prove no, only h-
utility Of hot the Indispensable for q m. Fsu-
rnous Cboeolae. u 81 LII N
Tbs lsnains sneejus, received, AMI for sale .,
JoHNsToNR
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NoIpCE---ln consequence OF the sudden dis
sppe.nsee q Hior.sp PssHss oft6e nrss orr,
ham = fowsh o. s Place he copaunef.hp Parba a Powell
ihs Gay Dissolved No pureha-rs contracts MD ~ w win
nm % Which the public warned y
vyu,.,...... ,,.,tIL ,.fr,gl AbEx POWELL
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II hE-LlsE--too ca-a- % superior whas meadow Linz
D W IAMEa RIanEna
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W. P. TURPIN'S OFFTCE.
]. +. WORD'S OFFICE-

APendd Lottery for to day-ssoooo Capital Ae isdr.wn
Rauo' Tickets s,Rk package OF 20 uho. tIelt AVS
have. and euste In esop0oo be this mo,nnr beor,
w 0eock WORn,a
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TO STONE-MASONS-

PROPOSALS. will be received until the osih'
tnsast Tor eSesvarg ihs sarih and hudns Culver, i.
street. no" ehoohoc Creek Tn Tho West Of i3h ,r,s
me excavation viii have 10 f~t-,hs
OF the euveft 70 Be Rect vice ard deep In the ele.r-b.
was have mean thirkness OF inches 10 be rred
with stones fotthir and extending w the
snss be also one FOO. thick and foot ON c.en
the best Hydraulic Cement. W."
Proposntops containing estimatcs per rupns fo . - ~
wn Joseph Mayo Esq Chairman OF the Commrss ov with
j. is-dot n RATES Ci,y a,,~...
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PUBLIC MEETING. 'ss'e 'af
Tho citizens ofshe city u Richmond nd II, vicinity
ate requested to es, ii the City Hail. Tomorrow evening
Siha"dAy, ., o'clock. 10 mako suitable ssransenlsnt
'ser respect to shs memory of Gsnssal Andre VI
'aeA'on. MANY CITIZENS.
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HOYT'S OFFICE.

For this mo'ning-S20.0o0 Capital. The drawing re.
eei,ed by l2s o'clock Tickets IS, shares in proportion
For sale until 4 O'Clock. -.
For this Evening-S6oo0! Tickets only "a. Gail
early. you wish to get prize, at Hoyrs Office, No. g.
btchange. lie 10
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

On Monday afternoon, 81 inst, Mr. Geo.
w. Little, of MarshfeId, Mass, left home
for Boston with load of eggs. About 7
o'clock, when at a place called Penni-
mans Hill, in Weymouth, he got out Of
his wagon 20 walk, and when about halt
way up The hill, in the woods, man came
out OF the bushes, behind him seized his
arms and held them back in such a way
tina, he could not cxtricate himself, anolh
er came up and held his mouth, and boy
was directed to search his pockets, telling
him to be quiet, they would no, hurt him,
his money was all they wanted. They
then robbed him ofal his money, amount
ing to S2l3 in bills and some change,
when they released him and ran into the
woods. - Evening Mirror.
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when about rs or 80 rods distant from the
dwelling OF Simeon Oaks, Esq, of Ty er-
VILE, they saw Miss Jane NJ. the eldest
daughter of Mr. O., leave the house OF her
father and enter the prvy. Brown had
rifle, fred at the privy, deliberately rest
ing his gun across log. The young men
then passed on, amused themselves awhile
in firing at mark, and returned to their
homes. The shot was fired al the prlvy
about 2 o'clock, p. NJ. and at 81 o'clock
Miss Oaks was found dead and trozen.-
She must have died instantly. On exam
lnalion itappeared That the bal took effect,
passing through the left arm little below
The shoulder joint, thence directly through
The lungs. pericardium, severlng the arle-
ry. and lodging on the rig ht side, between
the ribs and muscle.
Miss Oaks was in the 10Th year of her
age, amiable, accomplished. and the idol
OF her parents and friends, Her death
has cIolhed a ntighborhood in sorrow, the
more SO that 1t occurred under clrcum-
stances so peculiarly hearl-rendng.
Young Brown was examined on Satur-
day, before Judg" Chitenden, and held to
RAJ for mauslaug liter. He wa held 10
bail in the sum OF $1,000 Watertown
~. Y. JeGersonlan,
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THE POSTAGE BILL

Passed the Senate on Friday last. We
subjoin the following abstract Of the Bill,
which we clip from the New York Tri-
bune
We joyfully announce to our readers
the passage of a GENUINE POSTAGE RE-
FORM BILL By The Senate on Friday last
The bill, as sent to the House, makes ev'
cry letter or package weighing less than
half an ounce a single letter, and reduces
the charge on a single letter for any dis
lance 10 .fve cents, and five ce"ts a half
ounce Tor any additional weight. This
is the best shape the Reform has we! as
sumed, though there should be lower
rate for letters carried less than two hun
dred mies.l Newspapers OF less than
1900 square inches $50 inches by $50 are
10 be charged the same as al present, but
carried free for any distance less than thir-
ty miles. Grhis is a great deaI better than
the County Limitation so warmly urged.l
Newspapers of over 1900 square inches
There are none such regularly publlshedl
and Magazines are to be charged Two cents
an ounce; other printed matter two and
half cents an ounce; Circulars, &c. un,
sealed, two cents each The Franklng
privilege is abolished except for members
Of Congress. The other feature Of The
bill (Which is very long) will be seen in
another column.
We now call upon every friend Of Post
age Reform in the House 10 rally around
this bill, and pass it if possible. We
would gladly see it amended in some par
ticuars--the Frankng utterly abolished,
Newspapers charged by weight, and some
reduction at least Oh those Of moderate size;
but lie! nothing be done to endanger he
pass 1ge oflhe bill. Let the people have
a Reduction of Postage!
The bill passed The Senate by the fol-
lowing decisive and gratifying vote;
Yeds-Allen, Archer, Ashley, Aher-
ton. Barrow, Bayard, Benton, Berrien,
Brece. Buchanan, Choate, Crittenden,
Dayton, Dickinson, Dix, Evans. Fair
field, Foster, Francis, Henderson, Hun
lington, Jamigan, Johnson, Merrck, Mil
Ter, Morehead, Niles, Porter, Rives. Sim
mons, Sturgeon, Tappan, Upham, Wal.
ker, White, Woodbridge, " Woodbury.
80.
Nays Bagby, Clayton, CoIqui,t Han
1egan, Haywood, Huger, Lewis, Nc DAT.
fie. Mangam, PHELPS! semple, Sc
7ler.--l2.
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desire that he might live to return to Brandon land
be buried by the side of his father, mother, BROTH
ers and sister, but knowing that he could not
live he became perfectly resigned to the will of
God.
Although in land of strangers, he was not
without friends. By letter from his sister, il
seems that the people in Wisconsin possess no.
bors. She says, 'our nearest neighbors live one
mile of, yet we were daily favored with their kind
attention during the sickness of my brother, and
at the funeral, many come ten miles to attend it.
I'D.
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THE FIRESIDE FRIEND.

With the honest confidence and faniliari.
ty OF an old and tried friend, jealous of no
competitor, and satisfied Of its ability to
stand on equal terms with any, and superior
to most, published or projected THE
United States SATURDAY. Post
offers the congratulations Of the season, as
the months emphatIcally called the reading
period approach; and presents for the infor-
nation of its friends, and in pursuance Of
custom, the following
General Programme.
Foremost among the duties Of a newspa-
per editor, it is to furnish
A MAP OF BUSY LIFE, ITS FLUCTUATIONS,
AND ITS VAST CONCERNS.
In the performance of his duty the surveyors
of the Post will take most especial care in
laying out those pleasant places, and tran
qui; seas, in which the reader will find
and improvement. The Quick
sands of Vice ana the Dangers of Crime
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d I e D,

In Norwich, Capt Aaron Partridge, II.
At Perkinsville, on the LIST inst, Mrs Juliet
S. Chase, wife of Mr. Austin P. Chase, aged "a
leaving an infant days old. On the End inst,
just SO hours after the death ofhis wife, Mr. Chase
also died Of erysipelas, aged 36.
In Manitamac, Wisconsin Territory, of pulmona-
ry consumption, on the I'd Of January, DAN
CLoUGH. aged 20 years file is the seventh of
the family of Moses Clough, who have died of
this disease within Ten years.
Mr. Ciough left Brandon in May last, with flat
tering hopes of health and prosperity in the far
west But the Journey was too much for his del.
icate constitution, and his health failed him be-
fore he arrived in Wisconsin.
For while during his sickness. he expressed a
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-20

The LICENSE LAW OF THIS STATE
The Washington correspondent of the
Tribune, gives the following information
in relation to the case before the United
States Supreme Court, of Thurlow Va.
the State of Massachusetts.
The Supreme Court, in the case of
Tnurlow against the Slate of Mass have
ordered the case to be re-argued before
them next Session. They are unwilling
to decide the unconstitutionality or the
constituiionality of any State law by a
vote which circumstances make major
ity Of the Court but which would be a
minority were the Court full. The Court
when full consists of 9 judges; it is now
composed of seven. 1t is said there weTe
four Judges for the Commonwealth and
three for the plaintiff in error. 1t is also
said that Judge Story gives his opinion
against The Constitutionality of the Lii
cense Laws of Massachusetts. Web
ster, Choate, and Huntington will have
10 fight their battles DER again
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Rutland Co. Medical Society Notice.

An adjourned Meeting of the Rutland
County Medical Society will be holden at
Casteton on the last Thursday, the 9Th
day of Feb, inst, at 10 o'clock, A. M
OraIor, A. G. Dana, NJ. D. Of Brandon.
Substitute, Prof. E. S Case, NJ. d. of the
CaslIeton Medical College. Addresses
are expected also from other members OF
the Profession
The attendance of all the members OF
the faculty throughout the County is ear
nesty solicited.
JAS. B. PORTER, Secretary.
Rutland, Feb IL, l845
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NOTICE.

rs hereby given, that have this day
H. liberated my sons DANIEL and
FREDERICK NJ. GOODYEAR from
all responsibility to me, during the re-
malnder of their minority, and shall pay
none oftheir deb,s, nor claim any of their
earnings after this date.
JAMES GOODYEAR.
Ptsford, Feb 8, l845. "a
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Important.Tho Black Laws.

It will be recolected by our readers,
that, early in the session Of our LegisIa>
ture, a bill was reported to the Senate for
the repeal of the act regulating black and
mulatlo persons, passed Jan. S. 1901, and
the acts amenda!ory thereto; and that the
same was committed 10 the Judiciary com.
mi,,ee.
On the Sd inst. Mr. Perkins or behalf
of majority of that committee reported
back the bill, with one amendment there
10, striking out all after the enacLing
clause and inserting proposition TO re-
peal those laws which prohibit black and
mullalto persons ,eslifyine in courts Of
justice against whites. The amendmen,
was agreed to, and the question being on
ordering the bill to be engrossed, which,
after various fruitless attempts 20 amend
and postpone, was taken and lost by lie
vo e, yeas l6, NAYS l6-lour members alb
sent. Lib.rty Courier.
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Tue FIRE.--The ruins are still smok

Tue FERE.-The ruins are still smok.
ing. The Iron Safe belonging 10 the Of.
flee of The New York Tribune, containing
uccount books and oher valuable papers,
was on the second floor, and WAS seen 10
descend when the building fell, in stale
of 1chitc heat. 1t lay amid the burning
ruins for thirty hours, nearly, or quite all
the time red not, aud yet it was taken cut
and on opening il, all within was found in
a perfect stale Of preservation. This is
surely high recommendation Of the ar'i.
Gle. Our loss was no: found to be quite
as great as was a! frsL supposed, and as
was stated in our lag it was covered by
insurance. True WesleQan.
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Married,

In Chicago H., Mr.. G. W. Southworth, of c.,
and Miss. Susan ]. Alden. of Fairhaven, VT.
In Mddebury, Rev. EIbridge Drake, of Essex,
to Miss Mary Kenworthy.
In Hinesburgh, John Wheelock, Esq, to Miss
Lucy Ann Sherman.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-20
Vt. Lit. Il Sci, Institution.

FMTHE next Term of this Institution
H. will commence Wednesday, March
10Th, under the instruction of
LIBlo SIDNEY IEl@IIELEo
graduate of WaterviIle College. From
recommendations received from the Pro-
fessors of the College, the Trustees are
encouraged to hope, that the School will
deservedly meet the appreciation Of the
the public.
IF. MERRIAM, Sec.
Brandon, Feb. Is, 1915. 35:tf