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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-09-24
George A. Aliens Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court
DrsTGicr OF CBIrrrNIlS, s. Tor the D.sllict OF
tal'truden, To al peisons n t'.cstcd IN the estate ul
GEORGE A. ALLEN, late OF lui abingdon, in said
district, deccused, interstate, -GREErING.
Whereas, Sophia ), Allen, admlnIsi atrix Of the es-
tate oi said deceased, has made application to SAID
court m wrliing Ia extend the Tine limited hy sId
cou't Tor setting said estate, one year nom the lltll
day OF SCI temhcT, 1917, and also proposes To Icnd /
al account oi her administration 10 said cuuil and
have the same allowed hy said coult:
NHLREUruN tie cOu.t aiOIcsaid doth appoint the
second W edn, Stay IN OJtuuer, lSI1, tui h aiiua ana
deciding IN The premises, al The oiliee al tHr RrgIstr.
oi said cuuft m sail burlington, AT ten uc,uck IN tn
forenoon, anJ doth order that Az pels,is Interested up
nOtiii ID thereof by ~puilcat on OF this order thrc,
weeks successlvely IN the burlington FIrr Pcs, .
newspaper printed in sand Burlington, the last oi wnlcl
publications. TO be previous 10 the said second " rdncs
day IN October, 1917, that they nlny then and thei,
appear and show caus. why the said account shout
net be allowed, and why the lime ir setllin. said cs
| tate should not lie extended.
Given under IN hand ut said Burlington this l0tl
day Of September, 1871.
iswa WIN WESTON, Register,
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stands in the Ordinance. From these materials
together with the official journals of the BODY,
Mr.. Force has compiled the narrative which wc
now insert; and, his materials being Tins an.
tncnuc; we must receive 1t as settling the oncs.
iion. lie has taken this trouble for the sake Of
historic truth and the same motive, ,orethcr
win the intrinsic interest of the subject. and the
further reason that we have given currency To
versions OF the transaction which do Injustice TO
!ne dead have induced us checrfuIly to Weld to
1t the large share of our space which it occu.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-09-24
STATUARY MARBLE QuARRI. s,

BIHNIUV, fIW0II.
liz above named quUni,s, well known for fur
L uIshng "a superior giaily oi marble, OF tine whit,
ana taking Il hlGu puusn utc Guw uelug worked, vTo-
dueing a quality oi marble, sIId 10 ue uncqul.eI IN
A.mctCa.
Al orders Tor Monuments, tomb and grave stones,
marble slabs, blocks. prdcsti,s or slntuaiy from thrs.
qlarIies, may be addi,ssed To knowles favor, Pc
ricIni' at / 'coudri, ga, OF cty 81 NcW loik. ar %
Slriwh l. uoudcil. Superintendent oi iur gliIics t.
brandon W hAUMLAS TAlLOk.1l
September !. lSi7. 40
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CAMBRIDGE VT, Sept. lst., loi'.
Mr.. NJ. WiRrs, Dear Sir;
Having been n great sufferer from That tor
turc Of the humiu race, DyyprpSia, aud having al last
found relief. | irel drsirou, mat o,Hers sultI InG. and
tlrr. air tb1u-au! z. should know the means hy which
WIS cured. I'utl uhuut u year since | had suffered
Iuu,,, from, NegyIHry. i!cgGa~Ae. aud Bi-s ness. So
lup.h eptlnf / was rpui!l,d tu NY house 'Mr most ot
the u,rr 'I,rt fool winch uic Distressed mc. and ~
t,c, In. h..,t,, air,-la burden. WIS trlaly uGH-
i.. II, men 10 In. s,.u.trst du;i,s required oil
me 81 orr.t wn- NV deiiItv. Having ulcu all lem
nT,. ,con,,sn,, jnnd advertised Tor the cuc OF my
couuiain,. visited the sp,ingS which are so hichy rec
o,y,t1,jeJ ami taken Inc advice at Physicians with
cmt ,,,,unr relief | cave IN all hopes oi ever enjoying
r,nI hrnlth nnoin? in fact. nv phv>ic ans frankly
IN me-. tLp, tLcv coull do nothing for ne. At tins
tme nv s%utarings were very great; nj, hopes ct ever
hr,np made comfortable Ind i.d. and / ave myself
M 10 suffer. Accidentally, in looking over n nrwspa-
mr. / ulu-rd an advertisement Of n. Hioeds NliSgp-
arilia ant wa ChcI7y B Ucrs, and on reading It, |
Thought thu, / might probably Obtain some rrllcl, not
ih.nSnr a cuic OF my case was possible and as a last
hope procured a boltie. from oar store and connenc-
ed taking II, and to my great joy, Ut Once ionnd ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-09-24
Solomon Miiler.s Estate.

sTATEoT yERMoNT'} r a Probate
Mt Burlington, within and tor the Distric, aforesaid on
the ID Wednesday of September, a. b. 1857, an In
s,runcnt purportjug to be the last viii and Testament,
Of Solomon Miller, late OF Burlington In said District
deceased, was presented to the Cont here Tor Probate,
by Harry Miller. the Executor, therein mined.
TnERLFoRri it is ordered by said Cou [, that public no.
ticc be given to all persons interested therein to appear
before said Court, at n session thereof to he holden ut
the Office of the Register OF said Court in Burlington
on tire 5h "Wednesday ot September 4. ID. 1917, aud
contest Inc probate OF slil VII, and it Is further ORDER
ed that this order be published three weeks Successive
~ in the Tree Press, a paper printed Mt Burlington, in
this State, the last ot which publications shall be pre-
viuus to the day assigned, a. aforesaid Tor heating.
Given under my hanI at tIH Registers Office, this
5li day oi September a. i. 1917.
CHARLES RussLLL. judge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-09-24
1flnrkrts.
Brighton Cattle Marke,-MOnday, Sept. 20
tRrroE1ED Tor THE TEAyELIER.l

At market, 300 head Of Cattle, Gncludinr 1850
stores lj yokcs Working Oxen. 10 Cow, and Calves,
1900 Sh"cp, and ahoIt 225J Swine.
DllE CArrLr-Flrs, qua ity Sc 80 second quality
> - third q Iuty. s to -.
WoRkIHo OXLH--S les noticed a, $50, So, 800 and
silo.
STORE CATTLE-Sales were noticed, . year olls at
Sll IL.
COW, A"o CALvEs-Sales made ut $40, e2l, 81,
:3j AID So.
SuEEr--5ales brisk. Oh Sheep in lots from 81 -
to = -. L1mhs from 81 81 to $50
Swl%E-SIIes at wholesale, Old Hogs 81. Shoats
at rrll,i nom ,! to 81 and cents.
n. Lirse nUmjrls o. cattle remain unsolI at
the cILse vi the ma het.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-09-24
4flnrric0,

At Winooski, on the 18th inst, by the Rev, II II.
Smirh, Mr., PETER DEAF. 10 Miss MARY BEST.
Also, by the same, at the dame time and place, Mr.,
ADAM DEAL to Miss ISABEL ilUGAY, all oi Winooski.
In Plattsburgh, n. Y. on the nth inst by Rev. Mr.
o,ie, MIR CHARLES O WILLIAMS, OF Mount Vernon,
Vt, to Miss MARY Ann Moore, OF East Berkshire.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-09-24
Petition To Sell Land.

STATE OF VERMONT, AT n session of the
DisrRIcr OF CHiTTEHDtN, IS Probate Cont held
at burlington within aud for said district, on the 18th
dav of .lnly. 1917, comes RUFUS II. Clapp. of Waits
field. i'm the County Of Washington and State of Yer
mont. who is guardian of David ~ Woodruff. ofsaid
nitsiiell. and OF Thiiza Eliza Woodruff. of Stow in
the County of bnmoilie, minors, and children OF Ava
Wool uf, late OF Westford, in said district, deceased,
and filed in aid court his petition, in writing, setting
tUttl, that his said wards are seized in their own right
in Zee OF two undivided Ii tn pa T. OF the following de-
scribrd lands. lying in siil Wesif1rd, viz, II parcel OF
lind. supposri 10 confirm twenty-five acres, being Il
pirt of lni No. %. in the division, set to the right OF
WIN. Tlunps NJ, .lunr, also about twenty acres OF
land, pnlt OF lot No. u, in the third division, the last
tnow deceased widow OF Joseph Woodruff, had q lie
rs,ate, nil of which lands were decided to the snid
wards and to Maria s, Lucy O.. and .Tuiil A. Wood
ruff children of said Ava, deceased, hy David Day, Oh
the 18Th day OF .luly. lS3g,as by said David Days deed
OF that date, recorded IN thc town clerks office in said
Wcsttord, will apptar,-tuat n sale OF all his s2id
wards interest in said lands would be conducive 10
their interest. by having the proceeds of such sale put
al interest. or invested in stocks, nnd prnyiug said
court 10 riant said Guardian License to sell all ms wards
in,c Is, in said lands, Tor the purpose aforesaid, agrcca-
biz TO the s.atItc in suCh case made aud provided.
" urBrurnN the court aforesaid doth appoint the sc-
conl "Wednesday in OctDbrr, 1917 Tor hearing AMI de-
Gliding on said pctitjon, ut the office oi the Register Of
said court in SAID Burlington, and doth order that all
persons interested be notified thereof by publication Of
this order containing the substance OF SAID petition,
three weeks successfully IN the Burlington Free Press.
n newspaper p,intcd in said Burlington the last OF
which publications to ne previous 10 sad second
"Wednesday in October, 1917.
Gwen under my hand ut said Burlington this 18th
day Of July lei7, 49,,
10 NM. WESTON, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-09-24
Magnificent &ciscEsic.
S,O93,,215



In the above Scheme, formed by the ternary comb
nation OF ~ numbers masking q J32j tickets, and the
drawing l. ballots, there viii be ~ Prizes, zach iav-
ing three OF the drawn numbers ON them i,loS eacl
having t~out them on AMI ~, 80 each having one,
only, oi them on aud also, -, III tickets having none
OF the dawn uuiuhrls on, heiug blanks.
To determine tie tate OF thcs' prizes and blanks, IS
inclusive, VIII be seyeially placed IN n wheel on tue
day ol the drawing, II GI them viii be drawn ont at
nndom and that ticket having on it. MS combine
riou, lIe lst 2d and 81 drawn numbers will be entitled
Ia the Grand tartlnl IIiLe oi SluUiUOJ
Tint tckrt having on II the lh 9th and 9th
drawn number, 10 10000
Tina, ticket having on it tine 9Th sth and 9th
drawn nunibris,to 10000
That ticket having on it the 10Th llth and
l2,h dawn numbers, 10 1900
drawn numbers, to 1905
Ihus- } tickets with The 81 18th and 5ti-5th
9th aud 1a-6ih 1h and srh-s,h 9h aud
lOth, or ytn ION and 10Th drawn numbers.
rnch 10000
TIo.e ; tickets with the lst III and ith-oI
81 and 5h-3I ih and 6tl--iIh 9TH aud
sIh, IT 9th 'th and 9th dawn numbers.
each 5000
Thos, ) tickets " tn the 9Th 9th and ll,h-
9th 10Th and i2th-2d4 h and Gth--3I 9th
and 9TH, or 18th 9th and 9Th drawn mum
bcrS, each 1000
All other tickets having on them any THREE
OF the drawn numb, Is, (leing 200 each 5000
| Those 63 tickets having on them the LIST and
- drawn numbers, each 1000
Those l26 tick Us having on them the 81 and
81, or 81 aud ith drawn hunters, each, 500
Those i26 tickets having ON them the Ilh
and 5tI, or the 9TH and 9TH dawn mum
hrIs, each $50
Those I2G tickets having on them the 9Th
aud 7tl, or the It'll and oh drawn num-
hers. rach $50
An other tickets having on them any two of
the dawn numbers, t0cing 3,1l79 each so
And all other tickets, having one, only. of
the drawn numbers on them, C'riug 49,
s.GJ ra,I 90
NJ ticket which shall have drawn n prize ofn sumo.
rior denomination taa be entitled to an mirIior pr,z..
fnzrs p yghle iuliy dryS after the drawing ana SUD.
Jet 10 the usual dedu,tnn at fifteen per cent.
Packages. single lrkcts, or Managers ceIuirates
of Packages can be hnd by addressing the Managers
CriuiicUt, 5 OF Il Package ui whults viii lie sell ion
$40, ShHlcs IN lr,Eolnuli.
JW MAURY & Co, Boston.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-09-24
i.,rD.RlCK b. 4

Remember anl always buy them of L. BROWN,
63 Washington sU' II, OF STE tIul his name Is siaIIed
10 the ID rectlon winch accompanies the Bottle.
For sale by Tue, A. PECK, and a. L SFEAR, Apo,
thtcalie aui wholesale ID ugglsts, and by dealers gen,
orally throughout tue State.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-09-24
Reading G0r the Million.

\ ARG VARIETY of CHEAP PUBL
- CATIONS, such MS wiil =" drive dull care away
day received. fcddieis supplied on short notice
on as favorable terms It's in Bu-ton or New York.
sept, 10, lSi7. l2wl {. GOODRICH.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-09-24

Bath, Me, May 2I-Mrr Brown, dear sir, Ihave
sometime past suffered much from .Jauudice aud Dys-
pcps,a at the Stomach loss al appetite and trouble and
pam from the least simple food, with pain in the head
ANA SIDES a slight cough, general weakness and de-
bility Of tue system. Aier using n number ot mrdi-
clncs without amy relief, WIS induced to- y your Sar-
saparI,la aud Tomato Bricjs. | received Immrdlate
rciici from the use OF one bottle, and ieel glnt fed ior
the great rclici have received, and wuu.d recommend
II 10 all wao are suffering rom similar disorders.
luusT ally,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-09-24
ESTRAY.

Ns~syFS BROKE into the enclosure Of the sub
St-tsA scriber on the 18th inst II light red two
-.Zl~A year old iIEiFht lined back. with some
white on the belly. The owner is requested to prove
property pay charges and take her awly
JOSEPH WELLS.
Undethill, SEPT. II, 1877. -i3~3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-09-24

THE Co-partnclslp cx-Iiug under me nln o.
Ba,iow * WOODS Is tnIs d.y dissolved n ~,
nal rul-rnt ami G.orI, L. Noeds has sofa a'i
uanslrrrd ali bis interest To Sidney BaI'""' ana s'''
D "'"' SIDNEY BARLOW,
q - /. WOODS,
Colchester Aus. 23l lsi7. '"S
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-09-24
yAAGUlRRIAN MATERIALS.----MANu-

EsNUU ETNNIFN wv D.'IN
" featured by JOHN ROACH, Opticinn, 81 Nnssau
street, New York, where every article Of the best quail
ity may be had Mt the lowest price. Roach's Jnpl"
Compound ct Drouinr, n superior chemical producing
quick pictures oi hne white tone, now used by the best
operators, n few Of whose names are attact ed. We
have used Roachs preparation, and recommend Il, be.
i!eyllgi Il to be superior 10 any thing ofthe kllld IN use:
;, IL, Walker, Albany; ;. J. Humphrey, Wilmington,
North Ca'oina p. Z. Ransom. Troy A. ] B-als,
New York + C.. Doane, Montreal Ciarhs 4 Bro'i.
er, Syracusr-for sale by the manufacturer. 81 Nassau
street. New York g Dexter, Albany William Bis
tpl, Utica Clarke * Brother, Syracu So; I. {. DJanc,
Montreal William X. Pritt, Richmond Virginia /;
Cooley y Co, Springfield, Connecticut and Er.ls-
mud ~ brOtlIers, Burllngton, Vermont. II
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-09-24
Ba.UCrrPOtVpcs

t VI. PARKER continues his rooms, as usual,
in College -, Darlington, VI. where he is produ-
eng superior D'Gucrrrotypr Miniatures nl the low
price oi 30 put ~ IN elegant eases ana hnIshed 20
they wlll never inic.
L,iits AL = llemcn are invited TO call aad eX-
ANNE his yaficiy ui specimens.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-09-24
TELEGRAPH NOTICE.
FE7IJT Trustees or THE TROY AND CAN

E'lE TRUSTEES or THE TROY AND JANA
da Junction Telegraph Company call upon the
several subscribers to the capital Stock OF saii coinpa-
nv to pay the following ass 's~menis on their several
subscriptions on the 9TH Of Oct. 1871 twenty dollars
on n share on the bib OF Nov 1917. ii teen dollar. on
n share and on the Gin OF Dee. 81. ten dollars ON n
sAarc-.nii c.i,- being according to aliic!e , OF the
articles OF Association o! said company Payments
NAV be- made at the Bank OF ~. Aloais, al the Bank
OF Darlington aud the Farmers and Mechanics Bank
in burlington. at The Bank Of N,rG-nnes. AZ tn" Snnh
of NiIdtcbury, at the Bank OF Rutland, a, the B,nnh
Of Manchester and to Il. ID Harrington. Esq East
Bennington, where the necessary receipts WILDE given
GEO W BENEDICT,
J II PECK, trustees
II. /. RICE.
Burlington, sept q, loi7. i'"ll
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-09-24

~ F.. STAMFORD g. Co. are now receiving
-. n large assortment OF goods whice have been
bought at very low prices, consisting of
FANCY d. STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Cnrpetinr. Rush Mating, Floor Oil Cloth, all widths,
Rus. Wlniow Shades, Paper Hangiurs, Look lug
Glasses all sizes. Flowing blue, light blue and
white granite Ware. also, China and Glass Ware
Groceries. Furs, Buffalo Robes, etc.
Burlington, Sept. -, l5i7. 10
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-09-24
TIE LAST GALL.

ENlE SuBSCRiBER HAVING SOLD HIS STORl
L al NlIl.sion, oil rs iuy sale the balance at ms
STOCK or GOODS AT COST,
all Of which will be sold At privlte sale, or auction
prerlo y to the irSt OF - tnlec next.
lie would also take tti- opportunity 10 say n those
who are iud'hted to him. cI,arr by Note or Book AZ.
count, that the same NUS; be- stuffed before si.l time.
TlOS. H. CANIlLLD.
Wilis,on. Aug 81, 1917. gw6
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-09-24
Cabinet Ware.


NTht~& NOT..i have inst received rom New
' lo K a large stock al b Y Goods. making our
pres mt a-Sp tl mt the IA Ist extensive eyer OIL red by
Us. Paftcu ir attention has been pat to H. selection
OF goods iui Iall and W inter ID css->, aHiou- stock ci
tbs article ha- never been 50 iurg" and lcs,lHhc. %
Pnuis ~. can present a VII selected and iciv, stock
pllcuasrd AT the v,ty Unrest m c. To those wishing
L. p%urch1s- M whui- sale, w would invite their par
tl"uiar attention. assuring them Ilat oIs goods are All
obt1nrd upon the most lrvbrlbc terms, which will
crihir n't' stt AT rates cos.c>P1IIInEy advantage
Gus to the pu chaser.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-09-24
House FOR SALE

- THE subscriber being about to leave town Offers
ENi, to sell her place on Cherry street. 1t consists
IA13. ofune fourth of an acte OF land with n conven-
house and out buildings. For p1rticnlors. !apply, -
III. Leavenworth. ANNA HYDE.
BURLINGTON. Son, Q. 1917. llw3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-09-24
MAGAZINES FOR OCTOBER.

r-e- GRAIIAN'S, Godrys and Ladies Ma
EAtuF.yJ ,ional Magazines Tor October,
Received at
Sl4a2@AS ED ARDS Book Store
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-11-05

Perfectly Jactory-Erc1temen A7ay-
ed.-A day or two ago, 1t G. E B. Singeita-
ry applied to Maj Van Ness, the U. S. Pay
master IN this city, and received check for
1928, as arrearages due him. A short time
afterwards, it was discovered that the Lieuten-
ant had been dishonorably discharged" from
the service, in August last, on the Rio Grande,
by Genl Wool, 1--WE believe) for alleged i'm
proper conduct growing out of the disturhan-
Ces IN several Of the volunteer regiments and
forthwith the rumor was setafoat that he had,
having been " diShonorablY discharged,'' OBJ
tanned money to which he had no Just claim
And now legal proceedings were to be resort
ed to, that the offender might be compelled to
g render unto" the Government 'the things
which" were the Governments! According
ly, the matter was brought before Justice Dom
| yesterday evening, and, on the oath and rep
resentatlon OF the pay officers, writ was is
sued for the arrest OF the gallant North Caro-
lima Lieutenant, and paced in the hands OF
officer Burr, who can catch wrong doer with
little procrastinaton. However, before bed
time, all the parties concerned were made &C
qualnted with a fact that gave new COM
| pleXlOn to the proceedings; and it is this -
Lieutenant Singetary, directly on his arrival
IN the city, called on his Excellency, the Pres
| ldent, who, not being satisfied that the grounds
for the " dishonorable discharge" were suffi
cient, much to the credit of the Lieutenant, d.
rected his restoration to the army, and that he
be treated as though nothing derogatory to hi:
character had occurred. And he had Sc the
documents to establish this truth. DeIicacy
alone prevented him from alIudng to the Ex
i ecutlve clemency, when he visited the pay de-
partment; else the tempest would not have
been raised in the governmental tea pot =
Now that the mater was well understood, thu
excitement subsided-the revelation was per
iectly satlsfactory-and having the stain, 81 dis
honorably discharged,' expunged from his es
cutcheon, by the hands of the President, Lieut.
Singeltary this morning FASTENED 10 DIN biz
standard in Mexico, where, we hope, he mo,
merit nromotien
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-11-05

Another Difficulty about the Mail Trans
portotlonh-At a meeting OF a Board of Direc
tors of the Richmond and Potomac Railroad,
the President informed them that the Post
Master-General had allowed the company, in
connection with the Potomac Steamboat line,
only 1928 Is for the mail service Of the
quarter, ending the 31st ut; reduction OF
S3,2l7 from the pay allowed in Az, and '43
for inferior service, lights, mails and slower
schedules The Richmond Times says:
The Directors, thereupon, resolved to no.
tlfy the Department that inasmuch as this
compensation was inadequate at any other
season of the year, ii was entirely SO during
the winter, where the extra expenses and ha,
yards incurred by the steamboat company
alone In the transportation of the mail beyond
those of other steamboat lines, was greater
than the whole mail pay; and further, to no
tify the Department that the company de-
clines the further transportation of the mai
for this compensation, after the 10th of De
cember.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-11-05

~ GRADUATE of a European College. who
So has taught several years in this country,
wishes situation as Teacher in Classical School,
or in private family. lie is competent to teach
the Latin. Greek, French Spanish, and Italian
languages, together with Mathematics, and the
branches of an English education. situation in
private family, residing in healthy section OF
country, would be preferred. His testimonials OF
character and qualifications, Independent of per-
sonal examination, are open fol- the inspection oi
all wishing to employ him.
SALArT-S500 year, with board, &c.
Address " F. ]. c." care of " CHAs. DuFrY
Esq, M. D.. Richards, Onsow county, N. C.
Nov'r 5, lS47-5-2m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-11-05

The manner in which the following act of
violence, to dispoil citizen of the South of
his property, is related, shows the spirit
which generally prevails in Pennsylvania,
whose Legislature has, in this matter of recov-
ering fugitive slaves, trampled on the guar
antees of the constitution. Instead Of that
tone of reprobation which this act of outrage
deserved, it is narrated as fit were an achiev-
ment that deserves honorable commemoration.
Fugitire &Gre Case.-A Southerner ar
rived at Tow Hill, Pa, on Monday last, in
search of fugitive slave, whom he discover
ed and arrested in corn-fed. The owner
and his party started for Lancaster with their
prize, but were over taken at Mount Pleas
ant by a large delegation of Tow Killers, men
and women, who had received information of
what was going on, and started in pursuit,
determined on a rescue. These were armed
with guns, pistols, knives, clubs, handspikes,
tongs broomsticks, and such other warllke
equipments as were at hand. The party
proved too strong for the Southern gentleman,
(says the Spy,) and succeeded in recapturing
the slave, and he was marched back to Tow
Hill, and there disposed of in such manner
that all further trace of him was lost, and the
slave hunters may as well put him down tc
the account ofpro6t and lost. Another slave
who was working in an adjoining field, was
fortunate enough to discover his hunters in
time to make his escape to the woods, which
he did with as much despatch as his powers
OF locomotion would admit
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