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IiueI Cady's Estate.

STATE or VERMONT ; TT Probate Court
Lam0iNc District, SIS. L holden at Hyde
park. within and for said district, on the 18th day of
NAV, \. ID. 1917, Lafayette Cady, Administrator on
the estate of Buel Cady, late OF Cambridge, in said
district, deceased, presents his administration account
for settlement. Whereupon it Is ordered that the same
be- referred to the 9TH day Of June next, at the Probate
Office in said I~Iydcpark, for examination and allow
ancc and that All concerned be notified hereof, by the
publication of this order in the Burlington Free Press,
a newspaper printed at Burlington, Vt, three weeks
excessively, as soon as may be, hat they may appear,
and at said time and place, il they see cause, object
thereto. BY order of Court,
Attest, HARLOW T, SMITH, Register.
\ true copy of record,
i7w3 Attest. H. L. SMITH hogtSter.
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JOHN S. WARE.
Storage and Forwarding Mer {
NORTH WHARF,
y CRLIN G. TO \. VT.

M LNLNDL.
Villas & MOVES, p,u
}. X J. II. PECk & co. Du'"'S'"'
The North Wharf offers every facility for the safe
keeping md prompt delivery Of tteighis, and all BUSH
ness addressed 10 the care Of }. 5. WARE shall re-
cciye prompt attention.
The Steam Propeller. James II. Hooker, the Stea-
mers Burlington, whitehall, Francis Saltus, Montreal,
aud the Ferry Boat Winoo-ki and the different lines
OF long boats ind vessels carrying freight on Lake
Champlain touch at This What. l2.6n
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VNULISTON HIGH SCHOOL N FL.


W MALE SrMINARY.-The Summer Term OF this
nstiutio will commence on Wednesday, June I'd,
under the charge, ns heretofore, OF !. LYMAN, n. NJ:
The condition of this school is prosperous. and the
prospects for the future flattering. The Instruction is
believed to be efficient and thorough. II is an cssen-
tal popularity of the Institution TO lead the pupil, so
far ms practicable, both to instruct and govern himself.
This renders his studies pleasant and ensures success.
The facilities for the acquisition OF natural science are
unconmonly good. Special attention is givcn. to the
study OF Botany during the summer term. Miss NJ.
f.. Thomson, a teacher of taste and skill, will be en-
ployed to give lessons in Music. The Principal pos
sesses n large Hcrschelian Telescope of superior Gual-
ity, with other excellent apparatus, lately enlarged,
which he will use for the benefit of the student.
TuIrloN-For the Primary branches, $500
" Higher branches, 400
" Lnnruarcs. 400
Music, with use of piano, 1000
BOARD can be obtained Mt from S 90 TO 81 so per
week. including washing. &c.
NE 1t is very desirable that those who anticipate
attending should commence at the beginning OF Inc
quarter.
Williston. MAY ), 1917. 4Iw5
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EMERsoN,s SPELLING BOOKS.

Emcrsons National Spelling Book and Pronoun.
cling Tutor, on an improved plan, with Reading Les.
sons. One hundred slXtieth edition.
Introduction to the above, for younger sholars. by tn,
same. These works are highly recommended by tea
chels and Others, are used IN the Boston Public schools
and also extensively in the various schools in the Uni
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-05-21

ParIey's flTst Book Of History. ParIcy'- Second
Book Of History. Parl.y's Third Book Of History
ParIey's Book OF the United States. The Histories
contains Maps and Engravings, and being in general
use IN the Schools and Academies IA our country, may
be considered as standard books tor the instruction OF
youth III History fist and second Books are
hroughtdown to the present time in Maps and Letter
p,.-
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uniting great public good with private qualification at
small individual expense, in a manner best suited to
the situation and institutions OF our country, and the
wants, habits and tastcs OF our people, the Committee
Luun nHnntnl Inn Lulln,cLlr
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~ John b. Cough has submitted his head t.
chronological examination by Professor Fowler, anl
the facts will be publislcd-Iroy Post.
What facts !
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T'E,c Jolly Fiat RsOadraen,
The Sybi5.

To be engraved by Doney, after the picture by
Bingham and
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Yacht Club.

YNHE MEMBERS OF TIT BURLINGTON
Yacht Club. are requested to meet al the Count
ps Room Oh Ioin Bradley & CO., ON Saturday, to-
morrow, at l0Gclock A. ~.
BY order OF the President,
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Hlarrir0.

In Baltimore, on the 18th inst, by the Rev. DR..
Johns, Mr.. JAMES b. MOORE 10 Miss CLERINpA a.
PssSIMAy, both Of this place.
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DO0LITTLE WILL CONTINUE THE

i . mercantile business ON his own account at his
old stand, where may be found a general assortment
he Is determined to sell at The lowest rates.
Burlington, May ih, 1867. i5w6
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& g. CRAMER,
OpI ositp the Troy House,

OPP osite the Troy House.
Imnorters and Dealers ia Hardware, Cutlery, sad
dlrry'' Iron. Steel. Nails, Spikes, Anyils. Vices, Chains,
Fellows. Bar and Sheet Lead. Lead Pipe, Ac., Ac.
GENTS
For Fairbanks" Celebrated Platform, Counter.
Hay and Rail Road Depot Scales. Blanchards
Ntythrs-
Anil. 10Th 1877.
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Ii6 PAINTINGS,

RICHLY TF'N&D,
va,yingi in price fiom SD TO 500, were distributed by
lot among the members, and each member ol that ycul
also receives a copy OF the lafge line engraving,
Sir Walter Raleigh parting with his Wife.
The following engravings have been published bv
the American rt-Union
1910, General Marion inviting u British officer to
dinner.
1871, The Artists Dream.
1872, Caius Narius on the Ruins Of Cartha sc.
1913, The Farmers Nooning.
1911, Sparkling.
" The Escape of Captain Wharton.
1915, The Capture OF MAJOR Andre.
1916, Sir Walter Relcigh parting with his wife.
The Committee have already in progress for the
members OF this year, Two LARGE EEGRAyINGs:
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NEW GROCERIES,.

y. Ef HAS RECEIVED HIS Spring
IEs stock OF GROCERIES, and is now prepared 10 sup
ply customers with Goods, in his branch Of trade, of
the hest q|UaiifU.
Persons finding il convenient TO send for their sup
plies will find no orcrchdrgc, and any article which
on trial does not suit, can in all cases be returned, and
the pay will be refunded.
Burlington. MAY 20, 1917. AZ
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The LiIlc S0ngcter, an EIcmentafy Singing BOOK
for Primary Schools, by G.. ]. Webb, Pres't oi Handel
and Haydn Society, Editor OF Mass, Coll, Ch. Music.
&c.
The Common School S%ongster, for advanced lear
ners by the same. Published under the direction OF
the Boston Academy of Music.
The Young Ladys Vocal Class Book, designed tor
families and the higher schools, by the same Publish
ed ms above.
The above form a progressive series, for 'he use OF
families and schools.
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PROMOTION OF TIE FINE ARTS

! 70 '"'-' ~ E'' "'
l. ally, by the members, and receive no compensation.
To accomplish II truly national object.
uniting great public good with private qualification at
small individual expense, in a manner best suited to
the situation and institutions OF our country, and the
wants, habits and tastes OF our people, the Committee
have adopted tne following
PLAN:
Every subscriber of five dollars is a member Of the
Tor the year, and Is entitled to all It's prlyi-
lcgcs.
The money thus obtained, lalter paying necessary
expenses is applied.
lIRsT-To tie production Of a large ANIL costly
which the plate and copyright belong to the lnstltu-
ton, and are used solely Tor its benefit.
OF this Engraving every member receives a copy
for every five dollars paid by him.
Members entitled TO duplicates ae at liberty TO Sc
lcct from the engravings OF previous years.
Whenever the funds justify it, an extra engraving Or
Work of Art is also furnished to every member.
Every member also receives Il full Annual Report OF
the proceedings, &c, of the Institution.
SEcoND-TO the purchase Of Paintings .GRd Sculp-
tire by native or Resident artists.
These paintings and sculptures are publicly cXhibi-
ted at the Gallery OF the Art-Union till the annual
meeting in December, when tacy are publicly distru-
buicd by lot among the members, each member ha-
wing one share Tor every five dollars paid by him.
Each member is thus certain OF receiving in return
the value of the five dollars paid, and may, also, re-
ceive a painting or other work OF art OF great value.
THIRD-Ihe Institution keeps an office and free
Picture Cutlery, alway open. well attended, and hung
with fine paintings, at 322 Broadway, in the City OF
New York, where members in the City OF New York.
receive their engrayings, paintings and reports, and
where the business OF the Institution is transacted.
The business OF the Institution out OF the Clty. OF
New York is transacted by HONORARY SECRE-
TARlES, who receive and remit subscriptions aud
deliver TO the members in their vicinity, the Reports.
Engravings and Works OF Art after exhibiting them a
few days-suhlect to which RIGHT they be distributed
They are forwarded at the expense of the Institution.
y list Of the Honorary Secretaries VIII be found III the
printed " Transactions
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NNU NTTE : T.~FW''
STATE or VERnONT.} 4 Ia Probate Court
Dishict of Ciincnden, SIS. a holden AT Bnring,
ton, within aud for the District aforesaid ON the 9TH
day Of May, A. ID 1917, an lnsi. umemt puiporllngto
be the last will and Testament OF Asa Nay OF lines
Court here for Probate, by RoXana Wray the EyccI-
trix, therein named, Therefore it is ordered by said
Court that public notice be given to all persons interest
ed therein To appear before said Court at a session there
of to be holden at The Registers office in Burlington ON
the fourth wednesday OF May A. ID. lsl', and contest
the probate OF SAID will and it IS further ordered that
this order be published three week, successfully ia the
Burlington Free Pres news paper printed at Burliu.-
ton, in this State, the last OF which shall be previous to
the day assigned, as aforesaid for hearing
Given under my hand at the Registers Office, til,
9Th day of May 4. 1871. WIN WESTON,
HfgySfgr
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NEW GOODS.

NTessrs Brismaid n Brothers are opening
Nl the most extensive and beautiful assortment OF
GOLD g. SILVER WATCHES,
Chains. Keys, Pens, Pencils, and other goods in the
Gold and Silver line, and Of new aud fine styles OF
Parlor. Store. Church, and common Clocks. Steel
Goods and Bags, Fans, Work Boxes Dressing Ca
ses. fine Port Folios, Backgammon Boards, visiting
and playing Cards, fine Cigar Gases, Pipes and
'Tuhes. fine Tobacco and Snuff Boxes and boxes for all
nurnoses. and the most beautiful assortment OF Amer
ican. English, German and Paris fancy articles
which we / ave ever had the pleasure Of offering TO our
customers; aud what Is very important 10 customers
and ourselves mutually as WE think } our prices shall
be low. BltlNSMAlDN bkOlllLhIS'
May II.
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NEW MEAT MARKET.
SALE POSTPONED.
: Notice. gaH

SSuiE SUBSCRIBER WILL SELL AT PUBLIC
4 Auction. on the 18th day OF April next, at ten
o'clock, A.. NJ. on the premises occupied by the late
firm OF y. Webb 81 Co, IN tbs place, the following
property, resigned to him by said firm, II not sold at
private sale pr, viuus to that date. to wit \ lot OF one
cut Stone Store, Store Houses, Dock and other i'm
proyeincnts thereon, occupied by said firm, where the
Steamboats, running through Lake Champlain make
their regular landings several times daily. during the
season Of navigation. Also, a lot of one hal acre Of
land, with dwelling house and cut buildings fronting
ON the lake shore, in this place, and near the L. :.
fortiiicatiuns. Also, three farms with dwelling houses
and out bulldngs, two OF which farms JOIN the Lake
near said notifications, aud The other lying a little
farther west, on the highway running between this vii
lage and the village OF Champaign, continuing in all
near 800 acres ol land, well watercd, and the greater
part under good state OF cultivation, having a suitable
portion OF timber and wood, together with the stock of
Cattle, Horses, sheep, and farming utensils, with
which thcs, lulus are well supplied.
Also, several other small dwelling houses and lots,
and building lots, in the central part of this village.
Also, several Lake and Canal Boats, together with va
rious other personal property.
1t is deemed unnecessary to 90 INTO farther partcu-
lars, as persons DESTROYS ct purchasing Will naturally
examine for themselves before the day OF sale, to whom
the requisite information will be given. The properly
will be sold in lots to suit purchasers as far as possible,
and the terms accommodating IL ia now the prevail
iug opinion that the Lake Champlain and st. Law
renee or Ogdensburgh Railroad viii intersect the East
cn Railroad by crossing the Lake at this place.
Should this be realized, the before named property viii
be greatly increased III value.
+. RAWDON, Assignee.
Rouse's Point, town Of Champaign
Clinton County, n. Y, March, l3i7.}
~" The season Of navigation, &c. being later this
spunI than was expected, the above sale Is postponed
to the 18th day OF June next. i. RANDOM.
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RussELL's EVOLUTIONARY SERIES.
MUSIC BOOKS FOR SCHOOLS.

!. Russclrs Lessons in Enumeration. . Do. Ruli-
ments OF Grsiurc, 3. DO. Exercises in EocuIon
Also, Russelts Elocutonist, a new work, combining all
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Vermont Central Railroad.

AN ASSESSMENT OF TEN DOLLARS ON 4
n share, has been ordered by the directors of the
Vermont Central Railroad Company, payable on the
18th day of June next payments uiny be made at
the Farmers x Mech Bank, Burlington, at the Bank
Of Montpelier, at the Woodstock Bank, or at the
Treasurers Office, No. 81 Barristcrs' Hall, Court
Square Boston. SAML. IL. VALLEY, in.
Boston May 10, 1917, l6w5 Treasurer.
EXCHANGE on LONDON, LIVERPOOL,
II DUBLIN and EDINBURGH,
in sums to suit purchasers.
18th May, 1917. Us J. II. PECK & Go.
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CLARK, FISK & Co.,
22s FULTON STREET, n. YORk,

I'VE on pond, md offer TOR sale n choice selecs
- tloi OF Fresh Teas from the late arrivals, com
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4 Il zoe q

,d,,,sso3 IN those who maize Bools and Shoes
and especially 10 those ,cto 'oear heH.
ygvJIE ROOK OF THE FEET: A IIlSTORl
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RLINGTON FREE PRESS, FRIDAY MORNING, MAY Fl, 1s47.


ono Bills. Campeachy Logwood $50 bbls. ST. Do
eOUO mingo do, 900 bbls. Nicaraguay, $50 bbls
Fustic. $50 bbIs. Camwood, 30 bbls. Nader. 80 bbls
Alum. Is bbls. Copperas, 20 bbls. Blue Niuiol, 80 De-
miiohns Oil of Vitriol. ISL H. PECkS Co.
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HERDS GRASS AND CLOVER SEED, BY
hh J. 81 II. PLCk i Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-05-21

~ from New-Iork with her usual variety of
.utAinerg Spring Goods, comprising all articles here
tolore kept in her shop, together with the latest styles
and patterns. She has in her employ Mss Cook one
OF the most tasty and finished Dress Makers, which
enables her to warrant work done in good style.
burlington, May II, loI1. i6w3
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Gut TOBACCO AND SNUFF
" 40 Bbls. Lorrillard's Chewing Tobacco, 80 bbls.
do Smoking do, 800 Bladdcrs Scotch Snuff, 300 Jars
Maccoboy Snuff 46 ISL H. PECK y Co..
Jpcufs
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Farmers and Mechanics Bank Stock.
A FEW SHARES FOR SALE. APPLY To
"A A joins BRADLEY & Co.
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n EW GOODS. The subscriber has Just
~ received from New-York, a new and elegant
assortment of Spring Goods, OF almost every variety,
wishing to purchase will do well to call and examine
before purchasing lsewhcrc. DANIEL KERN.
burlington. May II, 1917. 46wi
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-01-21

isin de- slsrs and ElIirss IN : fgsiga lsRa
- my.v q be . OF lsrdsHs ] issl sSsfy
ssuE6eEes IN KisEious 80 hlnsEhaa'
siesosy. I sssn - hsrs q Ch'PPsHa
aad Nagara. hin shs hss e iais essn
lhs sskiers II ehlnqsT aas ssismPsfe
r.dlrplr. = svssy rolaaiesi pspislay 80
shsllos -pslsd irgEs.s IN he lsnd. bsi
Tough
-soornes MAY lsash =. ana nitIiass aekams In.
NJ heart swells NIfh gaadne@s. shensSsE nans
kim.-
Bot no matter whe nay b. The leader.
lss IS baTnish our asmaE. aea - Essolse
u cauquss--ssd No N iseE shat oss
D. lie rssuiIs se sbsll have he proud
ernse.us snsss Of hssIng discharged esr
dsls; the recollection ri ahis. Il NJ naEf.
as can leass - noble ihleEi.snes 10 css
shllsrsn: and II ne eiiy II on itsedaE
il again - hs sacked " sandal hrsds.
we shali ssjey he sonsel'Rs nasflson,
thai &c ~ least are tl.msless.
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Santa Anna and the American De.

seTteTs.-A letter lr.,m MeDss1sy 10 The
Ne~ y leans Bee, notices The arnvsl At
San lus d The 6,si Amesicsn desrriers
hem our army. I.says that they .prs-
ssnied their several orders for money 10
Ssn'a Anna, v hen he informed ihem that
he b y 10, enough funds - feed his own
soldiers. They ~ere worn down BY IRA.
vel. hungry, and without The means OF
gening hung. 90 they concluded % a
la's resort. ths, ihey would jim his army.
WHEN they applied 10 him Tor refmis,ion
% &C into The ranks. he replied that they
would leave him should he get into iieh.
place. They affirmed 10 The contrary,
~hen SITS Anna ria,niy told them ihss
sny man Win ~aDld de,ert one army
would desetl aa.nher, and he wanted
n'thing TO dn. with such men. Add
30 tteY. LEFT hin--men v ho rad been
'sdueed 81 under tie brigh, promises Of
command and money, denied sv,n the
privileges Il earning iieir bread 10 the
tsrks Of the enemy. The beauty 81 |, il,
that neither The French MIR the English
residents will give them work or TODD.
and hey wnuld no doubt give their right
hands . be back m Uncle Sans ranks.
NJ less than 40 wtre .met on The rosd
Itom San Luis 10 SslliIln.
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American Bravery. Tsmpieo
la.ls t,e broke out ~ The inner part Of
The io-n--,he night uss dark and rlcudy
AL thought y Vas siensl on The part
q he Msnesns 10 con mrpes 4 mstinv.
shsn young passed midshlpmsn Isdd Of
The nssy, Ptocredsd 10 The scene. On hn
uti'sl. he ssw The house sn,elopsd in
hames. snd ~ on The ,.ry TOP Of The hau,s
= besu,ifvl MEXICAN siH. He. amlds, The
fames and smoke, succeeded iu ssia,ns
he top OF the hnuss. and sith HE ptizs
lowered hinsslf safely to The ground With
. rope.
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herr, 80 l. asisa Aiss'sa, ths ieih lnst
Tie sukFlsnes nl l. IL. rha1 Iks MeH1esa
GnhEEsss ksEs eersdsa Ehaa ihs asF shsll
nsl esass. ssF utll ahsy Esssixs ssnms.-
siapsrs = lrssa iss pssrs uaasl ssssy ks..
ia Eeai hss lei ia sosi &C sIsxiss ssa
every sh.p hi lees 80 fe.ss 10 wl.h.
.drsan. Thsy hsse fssihss sesrlysa H.,
shsF 81 ssrsis q - feraga infsrrsa.
fian rhaffrsr = bsang sbesa ) pssss.
The istes laFtIes sssaes ahst lie ssno
900 lean gsrsantd ~ ne clergy !. ...
hssstsd. 80 - 80 less . ~ All o.ir.
ed. rnr d..ss ia ~ailes An0s whsss il =.
% soms lion.
Ills srli q - ahs part II NJ aieo all
4 anre dslsrmile "a Lnbise ssssas II o.,
GOssanasAi. aGd - msy ne~ To- 4 ov,
fos prohavisa snd ps,hsps blaady .,y
| prrcict il sill end N he sons.ss, Of "A
~. . CO narsh u ne bsss q Is.ls s,ss--.h.
line esendiag @ssl 70 lls ps.i6r--ard In,
mi. @lll become - Ausaiesa ss1n. If
90. This Ill b. gsss, pl.sr for BUSINESS.
and sac on IL lnsrslms MS Improperly.
The rrsoarses Of ihs ragllrY nsl il + iii,
sfr iasahssslsis. Nhea more sl lssv,s
| vnii refer 10 shat ihsss Tssosssss s.x-
Yours. very raly. &c.
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I'ampico, Dec. %, 1916.

GEsTLEmES.-Ths unrxpeet.d deten-
lion II The Pscke, TIL .h,s late hour ena.
biss me t,-gnse the following mpoasp,
infprnsuor, just rs' e,ed by me tom "a
rellsble source. The lniara alton i. con.
tanned in Letter 10 o te1 neteiaI house
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Movements In the West-I'he fol

movements In the West-ihe fOi-
lowing article is from The 81. Louis Re.
publican Of Monday, the 27lh:
" II seems 10 be very we'll understood
here that one Of the objects of the express
from Washington to Santa Fe, which left
here few days ago, in charge of Major
Fitzpatrick and Mr.. 5. p. Snblette, is i'm
part, u not entirely, 10 recall Gen. kerncy
from california. and despatch the General
and all the troops under his command,
which may be spared from the occupation
OF Santa lie and other points, tojoin Gen.
Taylor and cooperate with him. II this
be The purpose of the dispatches, con-
siderable period must elapse before the or
ders can I've carried into effect, probably
not until some time in May Or June
next" .-&>
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FlTtneT NEWS AI0iu new Mexle0-
Rna.Orsd Dsiiai u HE Llrggooas.-Ws
sepy The ielsasing IRON lie s. Ioui,
Rspatl~ah oil Wedsssdsy. 3Osh Oh.
In addition 10 .hsl was sland ia our
psfrr yesarday. - derived fsm Isls,s
BY the ls.l explsss from Santa f., rer.
slsman II this cir, connected 9Th The
army. has inraI.hsd us ~llh The following
-.xusrt al q ie Tar received lfom For,
Isavepw crib, By The lasi mai'. n uus.
lie tess 10 psiIl,lly i@PensnL The
hitter says:--
We have dates fom Santa Fs T. NJ.
ssmhst I5-LsptaiR Burgwin. ~ilh The
cssnnns. and also three compsri,s vi
CeI. D"s,phsa's regiment, have gone be.
lu@ u 1he ssslslsnre Of he traders. There
- fumor lh.t sixty dfsaoons have bran
defeated by he Nss,js lld.aEs. I.ies,.
Noble. Of The drsgoans, whites Thai hs
|" fsdrs and bsiierss The rumoI 10 rue"
From the Society Islands. -Adricss
frnm Tahiti 10 June % have been rscei,.
ed II Valparaiso. They represent The
prospects for mercantile business TO be-
very dlscomaging. The French troops.
from 700 to 1000 strong. with 800 native
allies constituting abou, all The floating
population of lie town. had been absent
atnui tau months, occasionally making
an stlsek upnn The sIrongholds Of the ma.
tisa4 iu ti,~ n,n..uta.ns has x.at a. ,th Yn.rh
saresss. The French are erecting block.
houses and oiher defenees, Il The mouths
Of The principal vaiIies.ras they progress
around The island. II they should con.
'inue 10 do 50, IL was thought probable
that they would be able to coniine The M.
lives To the monntains. The latter mani.
tested no disposition 10 yield.
Queen pomsre was stll Al Rsiies. and
s'inc~d m" n"'rr friendly disposition 10.
wards the French than heretofore
ROsf0a ID. air.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-01-21

4 bitter jest is II. roi.o. DC friendship.