Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-12-10
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N. HAMPSHIRE.-Th Northern Railroad We
is now laid, with the exception of few points where
quarter of mile is yet to be laid, and this eighteen
miles will undoubtedly open for travel on or before the
18th inst
MASSACHUSETTS, Fifty tons of poultry came
over the Boston and Providence Railroad to Boston on
Saturday last, from Rhode Island
Mr. Garrison returned safely, and in good health, in
the Cambria, on Tuesday, 18th Inst after an absence
of Just four months.
The Anti Savery Ladies of Edinburgh have present
ed Mr.. Garrison with silver tea service, in honor of
his unweared exertion in the cause of the Slave"
In the gale of Sept 19t no less than eleven vessels
belonging to Marbehead were lost, and 65 men and
boys persisted. The number of wives made widows
by this awful occurrence, is 49, and 1853 children made
atheress. Rarely is any community visited with
such sudden overwhelming grief.
Fletcher Webster's volunteer company is about full,
and others are filling up,
NEW YORK.-Major Van Buren,, son of the ex
President acted as aid to Gen. Taylor at the seige of
Monterey
Mr.. Henry Smith of Leroy, who sent six barrels of
flour to Queen Victoria and received in return pres
ent of 3000 has lately received an order from Lon
don for 5000 barrels more of the same quality of flour
Four or five acres Of land on the east bank of Cay
uga Lake, sunk and disappeared few days ago.
The New York Canals are closed for the winter
Last year they closed on the goth of November.
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panies have rendered their services to march to the
seat of war; and are in hourly expectation of being no
tilted to rendezvous preparatory to march to Mexico
| Drdgct Herman, for the murder Of her child, aud
Charles Moser, for the murder of his wife, have both
been convicted at Philadelphia and sentenced to be
executed.
OHIO.-Thc Randolph Naues, some 400 in number
who were prevented by the mob from settling upon
their own lands in Ohio, have been better accommo
dated by the people of the adjoining county-where
they have been distributed among families, who were
teaching them to read, and training them to habits o.
industry and frugality.
VIRGINIA.-We learn from the Ronney Intelli
gencer that destructive maady called sore throat
is raging in the counties Of Hampshire and PendIeon
in Virginia Many children have died. The disease
is represented to be oathsome and wretched malady
which has thus far baed the skill of the medical fac
ulty.
FLORIDA.--The Legislature of Florida met a
Tallahassee on the 23d ult Both branches chose dem
ocratic presiding officers.
MARYLAND.-An old apple woman of Baltimore
named Nelly Webb died on Sunday, leaving $4,000
to two of her fovorites.
Flour still on the decline in Baltimore at the la
test dates, the highest quotation being $4,75
MISSISSIPPI.--Of the twenty-one persons scald
ed on board the steamer Maria, and conveyed TO TIN
hospital at Natchez, II have died, and there it'll
hope of the recovery of the remaining four.
TENNESSEE.-Gr Great Saving Of Time. Governo
Brown of Tennessee, has appointed the last Sabbat
day of the present year day af thanksgiving an
praise.