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FOURTEEN WITNESSES |

Mr. tASklN has sworn 10 the above facts and the
fact are Witnessed and certified to by DOCr T. Will.
lIAMS-Mr. C. BROWN. proprietor of the Vsst. ROM
Ho,!-Messrs BlSsELL & LEONARD Wholesale ana
nl Drmg giss and ELEVEN niher rk.psctab. nn,,s.
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acknowledgements
Brant's is the Cheapest,

~hs have used BRAsrs PusrtER after having uscd srd
tested ALL the sdrsdpdrds and other medicines
snded To- curn blond di.rn.sa h.xc dfcidsd that
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uOUSE TO RENT The premises on Mar
IL ket street, lately occupied by Simon Msrts.
Apply to HENRY MAssER-
!Sunbury, April G, 1850.
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COMPARED WITH TIE OLD DR's.
soURING, FERMENTING, ACID UcoMPoUNp-
OF 5. Z. HOWNSENDi

II is horrible 10 ths, and to know how cTuolly the az
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oi IN ney ortnnes make out Of the asoes OF ths sek
aud NJ ectulvalent rendered the desparhe suhereu
II IS tn frauds upon the unfortunate to pour bas
wounded humanity, To kindle hope in the despairing
bosom, health and boTn, and vigor into the
crushed and broken, and to hanish nhrmy, that Old Dr.
Jacob Townsend has and found the opportunity and
bring his Grand Universal Concentrated Remedy
within the reach and the knowledge Of all who need IT.
that they may learn and know by joyful experience, is
TRANSCENDENT POWER TO HEAL,
And have the unpuTchaseabe satisfaction Of hsviHg
raised thousands arid millions from the bed Of sickness sHa
desp ndency hope, health and long life OF vigoT sAS
usefulness 10 themselves their families and iTiends
AsENr-EiENRY MAsSER, Sunbury.
July 2S, lsi9.--lY cow
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NOTICE TO HEIRS.

May IL, ls50.-ly
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-09-27

organization Of the members Of the profession,
ard also to take measures for suitably cclcb'a-
ting the first anniversary, and TO designate the
time for holding the same, hereby give notice
that the first Anniversary meeting Of the YER
MONT Pass UNION will be held at the Brick
Church in Montpelier, on Wednesday the lG h
day of October next, at o'clock in the evening,
on which occasion, SAMUEL NJ. CoNANr Esq"
Of the Vermont Union Wing, has consented to
deliver an Address. AT that time the Commit
tee will report a Constitution for the more per-
feet organization of the Union, which will be
submitted to the gentlemen Of the Press then
present for their adoption.
A full attendance of the fraternity is rcspcc~
fully requested, and they are invited to give this
notice an insertion in the several papers with
which they are connected.
1t was the intention OF the Committee TO pro-
vide for the delivery of Poem on the occasion,
but they regret to say that their efforts TO that
end have been unsuccessful.
ID. w. c. CLARKE.
L. a. SrANSDURY,
GEO. II. PAUL.
Burlirr'nn. Sent %. 1850.
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The Boston Excursion 10 Montreal and
Quebec

We are informed that up to the time Of the
departure of the afternoon train, yesterday. IT,
past 4,) from Boston, upwards of twclre l,tndred
tickets had been sold in that city for the Cana
da excursion The Extra Train containing
this large party of visitors, will probably reach
Burlington (via Rutland ROAD considerably
later than the Regular Train, this evcning-as
the party are TO dine at Bellows Falls. Mon
treal must look out FIR herself! She is likely
to be I" taken by storm by a set Of Yankees
who don't choose to wait the pcacablc pro.
cess of anncxation
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EI.ETR1s'E' NEWS.
Photographic Dispatch
Ncw-York, Se7'. 2j-212P. VI.
arroRrrD EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE DAILY FREE rrrs.

Ncw-York, Sent 2j-2 lei VI.
There were not less than 10 600 persons at
Jenny Liud's Concert last evening.
At the ticket sale yesterday in Boston, for
Fiday's Concert, the f--t ticket WAS knocked
of al $G35 to o. L. Dodge Voc dist. The ex-
citcmort was intensc-Priccs ranging from G
10 10 and II dollars. Jenny returns and sing
in N y. again on the 9Th October.
lius}urgh 24h.
Great cXcitcmcn, exists here among The CO
lored population on account ofrhc passage Of
the Fugitive Slave bill. a party of II negroc-
who lad formerly been slaves started for Ca
nade on Saturday armed to the teeth with p.-
tolls and knives. Small parties are leaving
daily. A sad accident occurred on the Erie
Railroad about miles from Owego, to a pas
sengor train last night, which ran over a COW
and was thrown Of the track A Mrs. Ken
4 drick, wife Of Samuel Kendrick was killed, anC
FThomas Johnson of Rochester, one Of tn,
Jerks, died this morning from the injuries hi
ceivcd Mr., Ingraham of Buffalo, was st
BABY hurt, it is thought he will not recover.
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Monument, for which he has made no charge
The SilaS IVrgi Monument.

TIC N"VS w 2 q H0NVNItH'
The amount expended by the Committee for
NJ ,nument aud grading, building the super
structure, and the fence enclosing the same,
is So $40 II
The whole amount subscribed, 2609 90
Amount received on subscription, 9 l5j 80
Amount unpaid, 5j2 80
Leaving deficit Of funds reed 1.lll 81
ELIJAH G.. DRAKE,
Treasurer of Monument Fund.
Weybridgc, Sept. o. 1850.
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UJPiIo0. & r. Davis If this city, is an
nounced to deliver tie Address at the L sen
Co., Far, this cyk.-Troy Wig FAN.
Gen. DAVIS arrived in town last evening
and proceeded to Kccsevillc, where the Fair i.
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iSaNsCHcd K2tuabcr.

T'HE SUBSCRIBER Has FoB SALE Al
( his Lumber Yard, on the corner OF Norm and
CHAnrIAIN Streets, 5000 feet Of Ii inch Spruce
flooring, and 900 feet of Pine inch do PLANE
tougurd and groved, 10 900 feet OF Pine Claphualds
plancd, 5000 feet of common one inch Spruce
bolrds. $4,000 feet common Pine do, 10 600 feet ,
inch Pine do, 81 900 feet Pine ~ BY 3 inch. :.
0,O feet inch Pine, tongucd and groYed, together
with general assortment OF manufactured Lumber
WILLIAM MEAD.
Burlington, Sept o $50 wl3wG
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The International, for October.

Messrs. L. SMITH &: TO-, Lave received this
rich collection of interesting and valuable pa
pers from the current literature Of Europo and
Ameri,a. 1t is published by Sr,ngcr and
Townsend, New York, and ably maintains the
promise of its first number. The is No. III.
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Notice.

The Undersigned, a Committee appointed at
a meeting f gentlemen connected with the
Press in VERMONT, to draw up articles # afso-
'l4tion with lev # cacotns a permanent
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GIVE are indebted, as usual, to Bigclow :
Express via Rutland and Burlington Railroad
for Boston papers of last evening, in advance
Of the Mail.
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Joseph Blackman's Estntc.

S1ATE OF NERNONN,} To L.c Hon. the Pro.
District If Chenden, So. { bate Court for the
District OF Chlitcnden: To all persons concerned in
the estate OF Joseph Backman llle OF lImcs5urgh in
said District, deceased, Greeting.
Whereas Joseph Marsh Executor of the last Hill
and Testament OF said deceased proposes 10 onder
an account OF his administration ana presen, his uc-
count against said estate for examination and n low
aucc M \ session oi the Court OF Prohate 10 be ho-
doC at IN" Probate Office III Burlington on the 18Th
duy OF October next.
Therefore, ou are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said court at the time and place aforesaid aud
shcw cause il any You have why the account aiorc-
said Should not be allowed
Given under my hand at Darlington this 25ih day
OF September A. -. lNiO
wl3w3 BRADFORD RIXFORD, Register
STATE OF VERMONT The Hon the Probate
DsTElcroT CHTTryuEY, s. ! Court Tor the District
OF Chlucndcn; To all persons concerned in the rs-
tate Of Elisha +. Woodruff late OF " iltCn in said
District deceased Gfcrtinr
WHEREAS, William s Johnson Admuistmror Of
the Estate OF sI;q dcceased, Proposes 10 render an
| account Of his administration and present his ac-
count against said estate tor examination anI all
owance at session Of the Court of Probate 10 he
holden at the office in Burlington on the l2th day oil
| October next
| Therefore, You are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said court at the time and place aforesaid, aud
Shrw cause, any you nave, why the account aiore-
| said should not be Allowed.
Given under my hand AT Burlington, this 18th day
| of september, 4. ID 1850,
BRADFORD RIXFORD,
wl3w3 Register
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~ q TT z q e

WHEREAS my wife, Ann, has left my bed
w and board without lust cause or pruvocaton,
hereby warn all persons from harboriGg or trusting
her on my account, as shall pay no debts o. her
contracting after this date. Asa ID Ni9;
I,ssav- VI Scnt. II lNll. W l5FM5
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r. o. { e.

LTXrRT-Shaylng Is rendered luxury ny the
to shave, should be without it, lis effect on the
complexion is magical Sold By the inventor, VIM.
Boyle, 227 Washington Street, Boston.
wl3wl
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EsARPER'S NEW MONTHLY M,GAzryE,

FL No !, September 1851 price % cts has beenrs.
c'IycI and is i1r =alc hY l.. smith & co.
Sept IT, 1850, d&vu
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
Sum mary,

In the United States Senate, long debate oc'
cured on Mr.. Clemens resolution of inquiry in
relation to the acts Of the administration touch
ing the formation Of the constitution of Califor-
MIA.
In the House Of Representa- there was some
debate on the resolution to print 10000 copies Of
the report of the Committee on Trade and Com
merce, which was finally passed. The House pro-
ceeded to ballot for Doorkeeper, but, so far as we
can learn from our dispatches, without success;
the House not having adjourned
In the Legislature Of New York, in Senate, a
bill was introduced to tx the salary Of the Health
Officer Of New York, at $4,000. bill was re-
ported, amending the law regulating the assessing
and collecting Of taxes.
In the House, numerous petitions, bills, &c,
were introduced. The most important subject
under consideration, was the bill amending the
charter Of the Hudson River Railroad Company.
The telegraph lines were in bad working order,
which must account for the imperfecton of our
legislative dispatches.
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House of Representatives.

" afftiHetefs S@l A. AtaAs
rtrorr o. cosrnrrr,IsS rG,pr s,p COMMERCE.
At two o'clock. Mr.. Ne wins, from the Committee
Printing reported resolution in favor q ptsn,inr
ard tsdrE 10 coo extra copies OF the report OF the See
Rotary Il the Treasury Commerce and Navigation,
aud recommended that the sopirs be bound.
Mr. Ev.ss, Of Msryissd, would nke 10 zee spoci-
men Of the paper which IL was to be printed The
paper On Witch the public Documents Of New York.
South Caroiins and Massachusetts, are printed, Is
dtSbl,; TIE printing CT the British Parliament is
cnsnt lat the printing q the last Cingres wac dis,
Mir. NccutSssp said the printing q the Las, Con-
gftp vretchtd The contract - stem deserved to
tSIepsoiatsd Hevsntsd Only see9 .spies printed
fhould not b. done vel the eommittee could doek
tie ccuuactoTa
sir. Cas4rR remarked that true economy would be
bioueht stout ~ eating Oh from the public crib the
vgetobds Who barg the navy aud the lcsfers hang
itg around the city, aud giving the people infOrma-
Sir sIlsros. of repn saii ifeertlemsn would point
out tee tv snd Tbs remedy hs iri.nd sud the whiss
no cast IN those who, after valuable service, had
bectne ihhrm
ht objected 10 was, the introduction into The public
tsrvce q Den expressly 10 be supported b. ths 20
msnt.
Nr.sr.rros said tina, he was ready to unite to re-
firm owls
Mr. Casrtn remarked that such persons could be
Several gentlemen spoke Tor aud against the prio,-
Ing q no. co copies ana finally the resolution sas
adopted.
usiLogIvc ron nooHNrErtR.
The Bouse then preceded to the election Of Door.
kttrtr.
AFTER vo'irg three tines Cole stood IS; Randolph,
leo: and stesart 81 Tire t~o last werc thea sith-
d-svn aud Homer ayain nominated Who On tbs fourth
trisl received lOi. JUc 90. Nc election
SIR srarity, bv way 81 conrromise, renonipa.ed
stewart one - the messengers Coles WITH.
dra~n aud ether nominations made u vas half
tsst four.
After the roll called votes ebanCed snd 70
uas ascettsired that Tuft. vas elected. ME- Giddnxs
sud tb. other tree scilers voted fer him.
Thee outside shook him ~ the hand, ana he vas
erssct.reiy delfhtcd
Just e.for. tie Chrk red the names Of those Who
voted NessTs StereLs o. H. aod others, ohaueed TO
Stewart fror rgfis aud this WAs usderstuos 20 turn
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The Revenue-DiMcuity at Georgetown
College, &c,

WAsHrNGsoS, Thursday, Jan. II, 1850.
The Committee on Ways and Means had q consuts
ton this morning about the expenses Of collecting the
revenue They could, However, come to no agree
ment The Secretary of the Treasury says thsti is i'm
possible to keep the expenditures for this year within
one and half millions Of dollars
The first report from the collector Of San Francisco
was laid before the committee to-day. He commenced
the discharge Of his duties November H. and the da-
ties received to November so, eighteen days, were
$ll5,00o; expenses In collecting, Sl0000-one thir
teenth parts He is paying $50 600 per aunum for a
building Of four rooms, in which is transacted the
custom house business
Charles Paxton was TO day confirmed BY the Senate
as postmaster Of Chilieothe, Ohio
very serious difficulty has occurred in the George
town College. IL appears that foreign professor
been tyrannisng over the students for some time and
enforcing the most humatiDg and dsmorslizing prac
tees The students held meeting and passed series
of condennstory resolutions Three of the leaders in
this movement expelled wbereupon 60 Of the stu
dents left the College, leaving only Is 1t ia said that
before the sixty left they foreiby released their three
companions who had been confined.
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Essggerstions about Col. Fremcnt's Pros
ptrity In CaIIfernis-A rrest OF Robbsr.


MI Jossph Clssg, just arrived from California, re-
ports the stories about immense quantities OF gold
being found On Colonel Frements place 70 be greatly
exaggerated and states that Fremont is doing better
than the ether disgers.
Mr.. Morroe, Who was recently arrested and brought
TO this city from Louisville charge Of robbins the
store q Rr Clare has been resrrested for stealing
some 800 from on board the steamer Amarsnh part
Of which has been recovered.
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Trash or THE PARrY JOURNALS The Wash.
inston Jaion snd the NeE York Couriey & En.
gp,rp are discussing most learnedly which ct
the parties in this country, The sybigs the demo-
Gratis, is the mensrchical party What folly what
trash. in those party journals Neither the wings
nor the democrats, nor the free so,lers, nor the
natives, nor any other faction or parry, IA this
oousiry, Is IN favor Of monarchy We ase all re-
pubcans and all democrats, and only differ about
general measures and tendencies. Why caa't the
party journalists be honest and open, end ,slk Ike
men OF sspsa
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Shipping Intelligence.

Arrived-shlp Java, NYork.
PORTLAND, Jan ~.
Cleared Big Com Stewart. Cisnfuegos.
BosroN. Jan ~.
Arrived Slip California Packet Cutter Maine. TO Loaf fog
Calons ship shaw Saw annah bark Lysander CenfuoSos
24h ult.
Ship Olive Branch Liv rpooi ed Nov with hundred
yasseng err; four died on the passage.
Brig Granite Cayenne. Nov 90, suriram Dec ~. !.
Bs California Pernsmbueo. 18th ult Left brig Virginia,
from Baltimore Spose the out New
IL 2 a. Ion % 10 bark Brothers rom 5oston for nab
Brgs Carlton, Savannah T " uavener, Warwict, Va;
sehrs vand,r siaa ed ult; Bfigswater ssvasa, hth
I'LL: ba oon Npoif.
C,arsd Bark Fairy brys Itasco, San francisco,
Nithef hannzas Ese Cieniueg0a Ocean Quesa tbila
dGphia; sehrs adyasoe Sagua Edaa c. Savannah Ameri
car Belle CaIb gidss L Wall, NIorh.
HOLINESS HOLE, Jan rs.
Arrived BriF Village Belle, rreaerckahurg for Eaxx
Richard Colder WORK l6h bark Roderic Ohu.
Boston; schr Crusade NYcrk for Esgsrtop.
Sailed Tie shove; vessel In port az Pm.
PnovIDrYcr, Jan rs.
Arrived-scirs Edward Stanley. and VIM wyer, Nor
fob tloops Rhode leland. and Anon, EYork.
Clearsd-krig Csrdova. AataDzas
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steamer sunk.

GrSKva, January ~, 1850.
The steamboat Csnsndsigus, running between this
place and jefferson. vas sunk at Dresden dock this
morning, By collision with another boat No one
injured and the loss trifng she belonged 10 John r.
johnson. The new steamboat Benjamin Loier vil
commence her trips to mOrrOv ip connection with the
Erie Rsilrosd
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The Hair astoni,hns me vhols World sr Ishr yinrs.f
" ~ ksfe n eity 80 besr bsia ever ~ years.
some 80 ~ esh tets as furnished hi vth soc head -
TAR Two three applications the hair from iira
ef lhousst o. csses can 10 sddnoea 10 vsry
=, 20 fs., ,sr,,s "a, 80 "a 80, s.ss 'a'a-
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COLONEL wEnB's MYSTERIOUS PEvarE AFFNRs
The world has been wondering aud wondering
ever since Senator Seward very delicatey alluded
10 the private affairs of Colonel Webb-tiijrs so
very important that he was under the necessity OF
getting out Of the country before the ting Of
Congress We have received an account Of all
those affairs alluded 20 by Mr. Seward. but AZ the
New York Senator preached the subject, we think
he is the proper person 10 bring them before the
country. These statements. however, cover some
curious matters, such as the sale OF houses, IN
town and cou try-the giving of curious dee ds
-appointmenis tor meeting creditors-rasing Of
money marrying and giving IN marie ge-and a
variety OF Other matters that may be more apPro-
priatey served up by the Senator from New York,
in secret session, at Washinaton or elsewhere
Some Of those persons in Wall street aud elss-
where, who have been dealing with Colonel
Webb, spesk very hard Of him. They ought
however, TO have some com yunctious visitiags
OF conscience Any man VINO, IN a state OF orr
glnal purity end ssncuty, has gone into Wall
street, and lived there twenty years, cannot leave
such place 81 SIN aud sorrow without contract.
ing some OF the most awful di,ordefs which aillct
that ihcroughfare, snd msy battle even the water.
cure doctors. Indeed, We are as,,,ished tia,
Colon, Webb il 30 good fellow a. ne il. having
spent twenty years Of h,s life In TIA, stree, Of N
aud iniquty.
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WAR BETWEEN ENGLAND AND THE UNITED
SrAIEs.-Don't be alarmed. War has begun
between the agents of the two governments, and
an actual collision of arms has taken place, but nc
damage has yet been done. The locality of this
terrible outbreak is Chill, some distance Off Ii
seems that the British charge d'Aalrs insulted the
family Of Colonel Potter, the American Consul.
The latter demanded satisfaction, and John BulPs
representative not responding to the amiable de-
sire, the American Consul thereupon took his cane
or cow-hide, and took satisfaction on the spot.
The British dLlonatists generally find their match
when they come in contact with Brother Jonathan.
No suspension OF commercial intercourse has We,
taken place, however.
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DIrLoNAcy.-We understand ON good autrofi.
ty, that William Chase Barney, of Baltimore, is a
candidate for Diplomatic appontm ent, either as
Charge or Secretary OF Legation, and that he is
recommended, by the first men of the country, 40
perfectly qualified ard competent lie is certainly
more qualified Than many OF those who have re-
eeived distinguished diplomatic appointments, and
no humbuo about il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-18

STFaN COMMUNICATION BETWEEN New ORLEANS
AND TkxAs = We shall give in Monday's paper.
an account Of the proceedings Of public meeting
held recently Lavaca, Texas, for the purpose OF
adopting measures 10 establish line of steamers
between that port and the city Of New Orleans.
The depth of water at Lavaca is abundantly sufi.
cient for the purpose according to the certificates
of pilots, and there Is trade enough TO justify
he unde r.aking.