Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-07-02

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Tho cb;or Mia r;,ios O. o't H. o" , u.posns
that II worts n, less Vi. uao p,,, ' r. ' ,L a.,
s wv. -. ~, ~. '""" o"e''e"." VI '"e usut
steady light; all tendency to Jumping being oh
waited by peculiar contrivance, whereby thu
works Intricate themselves. The dial is YER,
large; it has two hands like a clock, and maj
be read with great facility by the consumer
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wo nndors,, nd ,h,, ;ont Cann.o, 81. ,rL..
Arbuthro, ,bo Conorai oo,,n,,nJ;,.. d. Viii
ern district which incIuJos n,t 1nl,, d., Nah
ern count;es hnt b ba o"e o'; ~
sued orders r. Tho ,rnons mnJor liz ro,n,ra ~ 81
NOT only in tbis town hu, ,hrornhou, ,In d;u
trict. to hold themselves in readiness to march
on duty, at a moments notice. Sir Thomas has
likewise ordered strong picqnets, of both cavalry
and infantry, to be mounted, both by day and
night. at each of the barracks in this garrison
to be in instant readiness, should their services
be called for.-Manchester Guardian.
STRANGE TASTE w,,or.w,r,,;, b,s fvod
upon s,rango nosi,ion E,r lie nest no,r The
PIumn,on station IN The .,nc, s,er nd Carlisls
R,ilwav I, b,s nlacoJ ~ nos, ~ holIou, ha
nea,h ono If Tho norn,non, r,;is Sc ,ho liz, NC
over which trains 70 oaSs;r', ho,rI,, III oe,
az ,r,son, oan,,;u t,,,- i H., - - 4.
not .nnear 70 ho IN tho ~, d.,urhoJ IN
Jo,oIp,i" aT,;-. h'' IT. Al, III ''. .I
whistle or the noise of the carriages Carlisle
Journal.
IT,,
.,;I, =; ia ~ okor we nave ih"ch graI'i''
oa'I" u, s'a',"3 '''at 'he potato crops III t'''
he'e"oorn"'o look clean ana promising. lhere
- IL" '',u'ca''"n at present OF disease we nave
"earu from Pa!ues VINO sowed extensively iast
year 'na' oy n'hg'ng lime WIN their seed when
coNhh''eu u the ground ana aiso "hen stormy
AFTER Tue harvest they sncceeded IN resisting al
u'seasc' ana preserving 'helr crop sonhd through
'ie winter. were th's genera'y prac',e"'
inuch anxiety ana loss might De a'oided.-
Ran'erOHry journal.
THE Stock OF Com AND THE CRops. A let.
ter from Frome, a market town about 90 miles
Yves. OF LONDON says - Inc corn markets are
cunning uowh' All tlie cor, rooihs are i"i' OF
w"ca.' anu so'''e vi II has oee'' III t'e i,ohuoi'
i' ior III, .ne Iast TWO years anu tl,e SACKS are
1 n mere were -ooo Sachs le'. u,'so'u az
' ''7' "'u '''e '..,'ere III ''''s par
.oiu soou s'ochs' anu some o' 'he'' are YET sa"
t"'"I y. sr,,'"g US or GUS pc, SACK ro'a
,oe, 'ooh well ne Whea. ana !he grass crops
non tA.eeu,,sH wei, r,u' Is ''hei! 10 "
n .o,r va ~. we sna'' oe oo'eeu 10 PUCK OH
=, VI VIC " '.''he 'ooh' io' t''e o'''eI'
~ Elw; Inc aPP'eS anu pears are so'he"ha
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| NATIONAL BANK OF IRELAND. The 18th an
"ai ''ec','E VI 'oe l""P',t'o's ., t"e Na''o''
IonJ,n 7 e. Rui,n, w., ~, ,h, oh,ir IN,
report showed the acconn,, d, he i, a f,vor,ll,
condition. In answer 70 :, oues,ion from a nro
prietor. the chairman said :. have rho u,mos
satisfaction in telling Won tb,, tho balance du,
from the late governor Daniel O'Connell. Eso,
Mp is not more than "a. 600. and we ho
NE poi'cies TO me extent OF > 7,ooo, besides ON
er secur,'les' so tiiat Tue Bank can lose nothin!
oy tlle late governor. am happy TO be thu
aoIe 10 put al rest all the incorrect reports ina
nave Deen Circulated mat the debt OF the lat
governor To this bank amounted TO 6Oooo o
'o'ooo pounds
DIssoLuTIoS OF PARLIAMENT. The Londo
Times of the I'd inst. says: "The statement o
miscellaneous estimates and civil contingencies,
which Lord John Russell will make this eve
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Sa'.' " W. VI. ,e' i. ~ w
es1''i. ne u,ssui'.on we u',t't' W'l' III, ~
uo uee.d ''"rn' II d, an. o .,'u we e"u ~ Nv
"e.' . ,''oa,'L u. oo' III .,'a' wa. ~
soe .'.o"e" ~ tlc u. e.'aI u.ws'. Ia! "n
tives who will again be summoned to the grea
council of the nation, will have time to recrui
their strength for the labors of Supplementary
session in autumn"
C,sr Uopsrs Two valuable cart horse,
were sold recently for $40, to the Earl of Bal
cares and Mr. Cruikshank, the brewer. The
great rise in the price of draught horses is, thai
all the railway contractors are large buyers a
present, and will be until all RAILWAYS are com
plcted. They are 40 per cent dearer than /.
| PoRT OF RIGA. The Emperor of Russia has
nresapt ,ipo =, tho o,d ofls5 dntv of ffteer