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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23

DOARDING SCHOOL al Wilton. Conn. 81 hours sail
ID from his civ miles north of The village OF Norwak,
stage route hour The subscriber respectfully sohcts
ca, from parents dasrous ~ seud their sons 10 delightful
country retreat Term.-T0 dollars per Of y cess
References of une1cspo1able character given with circu
lar Please ca, lS7 Broad xay-huurs 10 10 IL A. NJ from
10Th 10 29;h April for Interview vsih
ABEL WHITLOCK. Principal
RErgEyScrs-Rev. Joh7 Smith. Rev. David H. Short.
Wilton Conn . Rev. Wm Fl. Bangs, Eas;ou, Conn. Rev
Ira Abbott. We-tpcri. Conn. All ioI'
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6btRBASD'S PAPERS-hURNAPSS AhCOCk,
No ~ Johnstreel offer for sale iui assortment OF
Papers manufactured by the Aesss Hubbard comprising
Ledger Papers, blue and white Imperial, super Royal
goysl NJ ediuin. DENY and Fla, Cap.
Sank Folio Post, Bsnf ouario Post, Exchange Cap
Exira Super Cut esp, ruled and plSin-
L.e,,er Pape., ruled and plain. full ssso.t.'eni
raeke, Pos, Super and Extra Super
Tiu:rd Plate Paper; Colored inpeetsla
color1 Roysls ikiek knd hin
pa Medium, DO do.
Do Double Csp. for copy booka
fine GlSzrd Cclored Mediums, Royals, Sc. Se
81 have also on hSnd extensive sssciInSei o.
Writug Papers Sook sod News Printing Fsp-rs, Piaie
Psp-r, Hardware AID Wrapping Papers They are slsc
te.. sgenis OF tbs sr,.t., Patent Erveop Paper
Printing Fa?er Of Ar sre sn1 gashS mkce 10 crue. ~
,A>J, ,.,,is. tv2i o<s~~'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23

NTEW CutsAP BUoh-BiNDSkN,So1 ~ Fahon
<si OF Cod up stairs, iear,nee ia Goldl-h!G
GINS WILLIAMS Gro prepared 10 execute binding Tor
booksellers snl oshers BY he edition single volume, in
re aeaies, manner h- lowest poss:ee pticss and with
dispatch Music periodicals pamphlets, and all kads OF
job work done with promptness and At unusually how
p,ler. a. I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23
,I1,IILY GUARDING -CHOOL-Th- Sumue

L'ANILY BOARDING SCHOOL The Sumner
L t-rm or Mr.. and Ms. ASHBEL FuLLEks FANNY
Rna-d;ng School for Bows and Girls. in Kent Conn will
canIneaoe @ay7 s4o H-ni.s healthy and pleasant place
and IN. Hou,aiouic Railroad affords f.y communication
Win the i:y OF S-w-YorS TIL number Of 7uPlsit limit
20 tS.ve W. will hs fitted FOR C2rce, or lh-ir s'nd-s
adapted 10 er future pursuits TernsSoard ard iuion,
SsD per session Of - weeks. No extra charge rDr tuition
IN The higher hraucbss The Principal Will be ~ the Ma:
lions. Hotel No Coriandt from ihe 10th 10 the fApr
If any wish for personal iDtsr-iew
Refer-nce.-Prof Henry DvvishtD D 81 Fifib-st; Miss
Catherine IL s..ricE 1, addressed by ieter 100 Ninth
8 LennX Mass: Mr. : Mrs Charles sedg~lek' Lrnok
Nass: Theodore S.dgw:ck "A Wsll-t Dr. Peter Prsli,
gs Iher,v-; EcdercE SedEwick. q West Washineton-
place John S!osscr. ESQ Pearl-st; A. p Ha1tun -
Groves 1t John Se5 gvck u. 5. A Z H. Watson, ~
E,ch,r,.n,a~s all 2w-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23

RoUSSEL'S PREMIUM 7ERFUMERY.
Toilet Sas,s Of sery Je-fH.e. Coog ErtTiets P'raTs
,,,,-nr.s f>sa and eeEuins Bars o. - obs, Ce-Ese'
S.,ins Cre4- .i-aa,.de for cfTed ssHds to1ae' tiat
N, md Toc.E Br,tlss -szrI,.rd 4a-eJ Of tx Hest qa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23

YK!tAiIt STHUUL. Tor Boys l63 Cans.st hear
Hu .son.st-Tbe sub.crher has assumed the direclo2
OF h- School uoy established The above location lie has
had many experience in teaching and intends 10 de-
vs- h.:nsrif ~ the profession.
The cours. OF .uly embraces complete English educa
ior together preparation for The CJunting Room
College The o. tnou aud references 20 his form
er patrons he bsd a. :hs SchooiRoom
A2h ay- SATU FL GARDNER Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23
zT REGULAR NAH. LINE e
E-,ssti.fs--l Between New.Yok and Boston via ~

= WALL LINE
s,zSt.fs-.-1 Between New-YoIk and Boston via -
Providence, BY Steamers and Rail -
road Reiuc-j Fare and Freight
The Steamer. OF the Navigate Co consist OF tho
MASSACHUSETTS,, Of 20 y tons
NOHEGAS ir0iun
NARRAG ANSETT 600 tons.
RHODE ISLAND, i0Oa tons.
Pass nges viii leave each place every afternoon except
Suueay. From Boston in the Mail Train and take lbs
steamer ococs the India Point Depot In Providence
arriving Al NrwYork early tr- following morning. Thoa
FROM .,-Sf from the established Pier No Bsiery
place ocosk reaching Providence also early The ia'
Owing AID proceeding without delay 10 Tire NON
icz Tran FOR Boston
Toe boat. ,siu and at Newport going and returning
For passage, b-rhs ,t4e freight. app!esdsi
Tray made board. In Boston, Redning Co sSuh
- aud s. h7 Depot OF the Boston and Providence RaIo
10 Provd nr the Agent al the Depot a; India Point .A
In N-wYorE Of the Agents The wharf, and at the oha
OF The Company No. 10 Battery place.
IL pnrsuarc- OF the above the fast and splendid Gean1
RHODE ISLAND. Capt Mspcheste,, on Mondays, We
ne.days and Fridays; and MASSACHUSETTS,, Capt ~
er on Tu-.fay. Thlrsdsys aud Saturdays VII leave ~
No. y r daily, Sundays excepted. Eseh OF the aes'
magnificent steamers berth $40 passengers, and bss
comm ID JUs -tg;e rooms.
The c-rry he great Eastern Mail. sp@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23
ff7HE UNION WHITE LkAD Manufacturing Com


puby are now pr epar-d supply their customers ana
purchasers generally with White Lead ofher manu-
pIv White Iead-Purc Extra aud No. /, in packages of
Ito 10 lCOa his.
While Lead ground in oiPure, Exra, No and No !, IN
packages Of % TO leo0los.
The well es;shli.bed reputation OF their White Lead IL
every section the United States renders II only peees
ssry 10 SAY thai they continue furnish article which,
for purity hrancy and durability cannot he surpassed by
nny other establishment in this country The name OF me
Company aai description OF Lead are stamped on eaen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23

An Of whicA hey offer for No. LIS Frcnst on ihe
most reason able terms al Smeo1
RARIAN CORN PLASTER.-Ths is an effect
n and permanent tor th ss hut troublesome
things ana 1. casiy applied directions being simply 10
sosk the feet in and the corn rs close as
possible taking care 10 make II bleed. Then apply the
plaster spread piece OF sot Leather or nen renewing
Sold 'by DAVID SANDS 4 co. Chemists and APoiheos
RES II Ess, Broadway. corner OF MsrsesL and D.
n SANDS 100 Fplcu-., ard u JOHNSON. as Rro'wAy
= Nln lne.ni+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23

INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE by the United
4 States Fir. Insurance Compsny-Oice removed from
No 81 No SO Wast Tois Company continue 10 insure
against AID damage by IRE the nua rates OF pre-
! MUM }. IL. BOVINE, ffetldrnt-
JAMES WuLKIE Secretary. s23 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23
U-s- :, REGULAR riaiL LINZ bstwee-
s,sSlls=-e-sS Boston srd New-YOrk, By the faa lnt
E-A-ass-zSrs- .plendid steamers OREGON aud kNlCk

ER bOC MN 4,
The s.ssuer OREGON, commanded By Capt. A. s.
John and KNICKERB0CKER. commanded By Captains
Thsyer Will run throughout the SESSION from The nrlth
of April connection with Tive sonlr gHn AND rroVnsnes
and Boston snd Providence Railroads leaving Newton
daily Sundays excepted from pier No. North R7er u,
c,ocs NJ ana SIoningnn AT O'Clock. VI, ~ upon No
arriga' Ofth- Mai train from Bosom.
These steamers are unsurpassed in speed spendor rd
comfort hayirg each u them 10 large c1moious prvts
STATE rooms ard berhs for 900 persons Desido large pr
yate rooms for families and parties.
The Steamers ohcered by the most experienced msn
and Will shorten the passage between New foTS and Boz
ton II hours thereby arriving Ia ample time for
The lnes from Boston, North and East
The OREGON viii leave New-York Tuesday, Thur
day and Saturday.
Leave Stoning ton-Monday, Weinssday and Friday.
The KNlCkERBoCKER viii leave New-York-Moc
day, "Wednesday and Friday
Leave StollngIon-Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
~ BPasscngers on the ARRIVAL VI The steamers al So
ningon proceed mmediAely 10 the splendid rsirosd es
10 Providence snt Boston, without any delay; and Bs
gage Master accompanies each train TO Boston, 10 u
charge OF tae baggage.
passage eig Inquire boa:d OF the boat Of f
No. n. r. or OF
GEO z. FAtRCHlLD, No. 10 WestaL
m9i OF JNO. II RICHMOND Providence.
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g. s + :, sE%y5 II :

Ssx-SiE rsrousn without isnding -Ne~-fors sn3
'sarssAnss@s0 Albany Lne-rbe fast snd sperdid rev
s,..r,oa, sNpRESS CspI \ Hitchcock, will leave ihe
loi of Rohirs-., above Bsrclsy' every Tuesdsy
rSur.i.y ~ Saturday AZ ococS The ESpre's' orst
nm b. h., ~ furniture with spacious state roouA snd
,nn5 b.rh. W.;h TIE pubic the 'rSv"hls rat
- The community may oil low fare The entire sessoc
s"s-b ~ ~ GEO T. STANLEY,
.,r AT ih- Office the dock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23

NJCTCAL BENEFIT Life Insurance Company
l'i Offce No. II Wsl.-sL
The Company offer. the following advantages 10 the
public:
The premium II 80 may be paid In cash ana t'n
NJ u months, enrns per ceI interest OF
Il may be paid monthly quarterly.
No person !. liable beyond the amount Of HE premium
married may insure the life OF her hiaeand 'ee
from ans demands of his creditors
There will annual division o profits payahc In SCRIP
Certificates bearing interest al 81 cent which Interest,"
payable annually IN cash
DIRECTORS
Seth Low, koht L. Patterson
GuJIgume Merle VIA II Mott
VIM A. r. Peutz Edward Anthony,
Lewis c. Grover John a. Underwood,
Henry McFArAn Chas 5. HackEet;,
VIM. NJ Simpson, Thos B. Segur,
ROBT l.. PATTERSON, Prest
BENZ. C. MILLER, S.c'ry.
Jos L. LORD, Agent
C. H. MsISriRE Sub-Agent, sO4 Hudson.s Spring.
JAMES STEWART, NJ. D. mo. Bord-s;) Medical Exam
ner a, the office daily from In O'clock. oil 2Rwu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23

czS COUNTRY RESIDESCB-For sale, the Farm
con4irins p sltu7t-d within 10 milu.es walk
- Of the Rsrosf Depot a. Elizab-lhiowp, y. J. o.
saG farm good dwelling ard oahouses &c with
evy variety ofihe choicest kild Of f al IN hr't Fate
order. Orlar'h-r particulars. apoly tn
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auciionee-.
%, Luz M Rrn. d.ai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23

IlGHPN1 EH NEN lt .-Mhle BuaTdihs
School H-mptie4d. l. l.. - miles FROM Brooklyn on
q branch of The l. !. R%irpsf- The Summer Term will
commence hr-t Monday o. may-Tarms $50 year
The o,utlon i. in hourshing ssIs The Principal, de-
ripr April VIII he l6l Broadway, where circulars are
tept Tor di-trtnOu Addresses le there will be prompt
az Inn. DUNN. a. N. Principal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23

CANTON GRAPE SHaWL,.-A. Arnold Co
" 81 Csnast have ju.t received large and extremely
rich assortment OF Canton Grape Shsw in ever variety
of color some OF which sxtra SIZE and The fngss ~
usually heavy Also tensv- stock OF Gfens1ir-
Barge and rich prnted Cashmere Slas AID Sears
of the pewek; dst!gas Res lncis Caneis Hair Sha*-
80 r., 49, SAsvl. a22stf
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Snsnranre.

-
Policies issued In March. ~ Premiums -
Whole nun r OF Policies
issued from lst day,
lS45. TO February 2S,h $500, a.
l9I6-i0 months. ll7 Premiums ep's"" -
Total Policies In II mOG.l4s Tosl S'Sl 100 "
ROBT. L. PATTI ERSON President
BENZ. c. MILLER, Secretary.
Jos L. LORD, Agent
JAS STEWART. VI, d. No. BoEd.st Medical Examiner
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nuoy MORNING LINE ait O'Clock, fer Al
NSlSsv--sstnny and Troy-Breakfast and dinner %
sakazS-azas.nr board Landing Cadwes W. PotrL
NsvhYrch Hampton Pcughkeep.is, HYDE Parf. Rhine
ha,I r. Red Hook Bristol Caskill, Hudson, Coxsecie
K,nIefbook The steamboat TROY Capt GoTham: Tues
day. Thirsday. and this tSaturdsy nj O'Clock A. M roe
tn, foo, OF Bsfclsy st returning opposite days.
For passage freight apply on bosrd, or to F. b. H.
~ he on on the wharf all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23

IT,. urPUSiTIUN To WUNUFULI =
r-.lt,s-sSF For Albany aud Troy-Thrcugh tirect-Tns
new -resnhost ONEIDA, Capt George y.
pp. 4i. OF The Epe.) witt leave the pier st the loot
Of every Monday, Wein-st~y snd Friday alter.
noon Al occck. Sreisnt taken reduced prices For
farther information Inquire c the Captain board OF IN
No, ,,Sl II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23

rtNHE GLOUCESTER MACHINE COolPA-
NY having comBlenc=c operations at their works
Gloucester NeS Jersey, near Philadelphia, are Tow
prepared for description OF Cotton
Mschuery also Slide and Screw Engine LHhes, and all
other Machine Shop Tools which they pledge themselves
will superior quality and workmanship, and at reason.
able prices.
They likewise prepared TO furnish all kinda of Cast
iugs including Steam Pipe for warming buildings, At
short notice Reference Si;er Price Co Philadelphia
Address j. CnOkE SlTER, Treasurer
2nrr GlOucesler. New lcrseY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23

DAGUERREOTYPE APPARATUS
JOHN Roach,
Opiicisn, 81 Nssssu.st-
HAS CONSTANTLY ON HAND, French, German and
u American Instruments Coating Boxes Mercury
Baths all the other ms.eriais USED by eralos are
manufactured under lbs nsp ecuon Chemicals. Plates,
Cases. Qnickstuf, &C &c. Lenses ground TO order.
thermometers and Surveying Compasses manufactured
for trsds.
Msgnclo Electric Machines, o, approved construction for
iGedicsi purposes $40 ImeNd
rI'HE SUBSCRIBERS, GUY appointed Trustees for
the creditors Of Davis Siudley, nonresident debtor.
will el the Merchants Exchange 10 the City Of New.
York. III. thirteenth day Of Ap next, at Il O'Clock al
noon OF day nil The sh Title and Interest Of said Da
via Sndcy In the bark sssc Mead Of Newly ok her tackle
apparel aud furniture
ABRAHAM Il. DUNLAP,
THOMAS MONAHAN, Truiiees
JOSEPH A. BURR.
New 0rs. March Slst 1916. az 81 I'd .sthG 18th
The sale postponed Saturday the 18th April
instant, nj the same hour and place.
ABRAHAM B. DUNLAP,
THOMAS MONAHAN, Trustees.
JOSEPH A BURR,
April 18th. 1916. Sl4h, l6hllSih
Tie above s, adjourned TO Thursday tbs Esd ioslsnl
n the time and place. n2o
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Real &stdte.

- tn TFT-Tbe large and ccunodicls store No IA
Frl;ou-, beng well fitted up with shelves. counters
FL .nd 6xures suitable for business has eersio-
o-- -nad for th .aorrg business, u being sIstet near
u1akipg II good stand foF that trade Il VIII
h. --utei low 20 5 good tenant AnPiyto
DC 80 HENRY. ou the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23

1876. BUFFALO 81 GREEN BAY. 1sls
Ts-H THE STEAMBOAT COLUMBUS. "
Ss2syAac.srS$E PuNrr. s run during the ecsans,nsS
'AArssN son between Buffalo and Green Bay ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-23

Fos GIR1s. 4 PorGESELPstt y. -
THIS INSTITUTION Il stso,ed 20 young I'ces o. es
~ sga All ne Departments o. 'cos'snuA! and VI
istef course OF eucail1r taught The sumner ;efE
T oo-u on he III OF eth mouth (M.y) For catalogues
ns---pIs- Information a2r? II Nef City
CIpsoxs sank OF The Sale OF Se7r-fors or Il
Poughkeepse 20
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-12-25

leans Branch Mint at Charleston, Dry
Dock at Pensacola, giving the assent of Con-
gress TO certain states having the impost tax on
Public Lands as soon as sold (?), and to estah-
fish national armory at Massac, III. mr.. D,N
gave notice of bill to annnl the Act reiauNe 10
seancn navigating tho waters vi ,l'e ~
States Mr. Scmplo gave notice OF a bill to
romodcl the Consular system On motion of
nrr. j. NJ Clayton, the Vice President was au-
thorzcdto appoint a select committee on French
spoations. On Mr. Dresses motion, the COM
mittcc on Commerce was instructed to inquire
into the cxpedicncy of making appropriations
for the Improvement of Harbors. After an cX-
ecutive session, the Senate adjourned to Mon
day
House OF REPREsEyTATIvEs-Mr. Winthrop
offered resolution calling on the Secretary OF
War to furnish statement of expenditures ioi
harbors, roads and Notifications in the scve RAJ
States and Territories. Notices were given OF
intention to bring in bills to sell the Mineral
lands, and for the improvement of rivers and
harbors. The house proceeded TO elect Chap
lain. On the third ballot, the Rev. Mr.. Sprole
was elected. Mr.. Douglass, from the commit
tee on Territories, reported bill for the admis
sion of Iowa into the Union. Read twice
Adjourned.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-12-25
FROM TIE WAR.
Renewal of Hostile Movements

The most interesting item of news from
the seat of war is the subj,inel correspondence.
We suppose more fighting may now be looked
for
On the 10th Of November Gen. Santa Anna
transmitted to the Secretary oil War from San
Luis Potosi, his correspondence with Gen. Tay-
lor relating TO the termination OF the arnsticc.-
The first letter is from the Governor of Coahui-
Ia. covering Gen. Taylor's letter forwarded BY
the hands of Major Graham. We should not do
such Injustice TO Gen. Tavlors letter as to
translate his letter from the Spanish, into which
we find it rendered. were it not necessary to
render ineligible and more pointed the reply Of
Santa Anna
Head Quarters Of The Army Of Occupation, !
Monterey, Nov. 5, 1916. {
SR-In the convention agreed upon on the
2ith of September it was conceded that the
American forces should not pass a stipulated
line before the expiration of eight weeks, or I'M
til they should receive orders or instructions
from their Government. In conformity their
with have the honor ofapprisng you that my
Government has directed me to terminate the
suspension OF hostilitics, and accordingly con-
sidel myself at liberty to pass the designated
line after the 18th inst, by which date pre-
sumo this communication will have reached
your hand, at San Luis Potos.
have been informed that several Americans,
who were taken prisoners at China and other
points. are now Mt San Luis detained as such.
! trust You will deem it an act of justice to re-
lease these men and allow them to rejon the
forces under my command.
When the convention was entered into to
which have referred, | entertained the hope
that the terms in which it was conceived would
open the way for the two Republics to agree up
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-12-25
From the Boston Daily Adv
ARRIVAL OF THE
steamship Cambria.


The British Steam ship CAMBRIA, Cnpt Judkins
from Liverpool and Halifax, arrived at Boston Oh the
10Th inst wing left Liverpool on the 4th.
We have London papers to the Sd and Paris papers
to the I'd inst.
There had been decided Improvement both in the
cotton and grain markets. In the former, upon the
receipt of advces from this country on the list inst
there rise OF from one Sth TO -4h vi penny
The Overland mail news from Bombay to Nov. 81,
and from China Sept 18th, received by Express
at London on the LIST inst. The friend Of Chiha
anticipates ther difficulties between the Chlncso ana
the resident foreigners An Instruction IN Cashmere
had broken out AMI been suourd since our last advces:
The diplomatic world seems to have been surprised
and shocked by the annexation OF the republic OF Cra-
COW to the Austrian domnions, by the consent oil
Prussia aud Russia. The English aud French papers
consider this violation of the compacts Of the Treaty
Of Vienna. Tue London Times says
"The sensation produced by this event in France
and Throughout, Germany has been deep and strong
Such acts of power are not wrought with n'punity
such caamitics are not endured in vain. The iinpe-
rious violence OF Russia the tmid craft OF Austria
have combined to strike off OF the branches OF the
Treaty of Vienna and the weak and vascillating
Court of Berlin disappearing OF til eharshness oil one
Of its nccompces and the baser practices OF the other
has lent itself to sanction the work OF encroachen
and oppression The protest against such deeds is one
Of opinion even more than OF political influence and
authority and we venture to Affirm thai that proes
will be universal throughout the world and must agaii
bring the governments OF England and France to CO
operate in a common cause"
Disturbances i'll Ireland arising from the distress lo
want OF food, were prevalent, especially in the SDutI
and West. The Marquis of Dowiislire, and the Duk'
| Of Leinster, had been followed by the Earl OF Shan
non Enniskillin, and other influential gentlemen, il
! Withdrawing from the Rowal Agricultural Society
because dissatisfied with its movements for the public
! relief
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-12-25

~ CEERIr SMITH is showing himself phlan,hro-
pis, deed as well as in nanI. % his vas, domain
the north part OF this State he is giving away many
thousands OF acres, deserving coored men, selected
as worldly objects OF his bounty by competent men in
various counties The thirty-iour colored men in
Monroe county, as W. learn from communication OF
his agent Mr.. ). D. Porter, in the Rochester imsri
can, he has given deeds OF fourteen-hnndred acres OF
land, about iortyone acres to each man. 1t may be
said, and with TRUTH too htt the value of the residue
OF Mr.. SMITHS Ian Is will be enhanced by these gs
his estate but the act, nevertheless, nuniticent
one and worthy OF higl commendailun II wilt, be-
sides aid IN solving the difficult problem whether the
free blacks capable, Ike the whites, OF sustaining
themselves in situations demanding sobricty, good
Judgment, AMI wcll-dircctcd toll, to secure success
We sincerely hope Mr.. Smith will not be disappoin,cl
in the result of ms phllanthropc effort 10 mciorate the
and oppressed race.-DeBaio Com. Adu.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-12-25
lflarric0.

On Thursday, Dec. 81, by the Rev DR.. Sherwood,
OF HYDE Park. J. KEARNEY ROGERS, NJ D. to
EMILY youngest daughter of the late David Hosack,
NJ D. all Of New York.
On "Wednesday eve, Nov. 25. by the Ri. Rev. w. II.
d .Lancy, ID. D. Bishop Of the Diocese, in Grace
Clurch Lockpor,, the Rev. w. D. WILSON, Rec
tor OF Christ Church, Shcibune Chcnango, to Miss
SUSAN w. TROBRIDGE, Of Adams, Jefferson CO.,
n. Y.
In Dravertown, Ohio by the Rcvd. Samuel Moody
J. NJ Buell. Esq, to Miss ~ II Boglcy, Nov 22d Isl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-12-25

~ Mr. BeIknnp has commenced the use of gun
cotua, in blasting, on the line OF the Vermont Central
Rallroad II has also been used for the sam, purpose
at Lowell on the new Canal,-Bunker HH aurora.
Speaking of gun-coton reminds us of whai
Yankee Dooale says Of it. That phlanthropic
covery ofthc explosive property Of cotton, is able
to account in satisfactory manner for the fact
that he gets "rcgularly blowcd up every night
when he puts on his night cap! We hope Mr
Dclknap vii! be careful.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-12-25
Figuring up Comfort for Polk.

The Boston Post says there was"a net gain
for the democracy of about 2000," at the recent
municipal election in that City, over the vote in
November. Now the 'cioie locofoco vote for
Mayor, at the said municipal election, was 800.
"Argal," as Dogberry says, the ocofoco vote in
November must have been considerably less than
nothing!