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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-05-24
Burlington Sire lDrrss,
Published at Burlington, Vt.
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"Gaze on-'tis lovely !-childhood's lie and chez
Mantling beneath its earnest brow OF thought
Gaze-yet what seest thou %
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she felt deeply for her sch and as she heard
his step on the piazza, she murmured,
Poor boy 1t is Il hard trial for him. but [
thank God it was not too late
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Teas f! Teas T!

BAXTER 4 HAZE n
yyHOLESstb DEALERS IN TEAS
6s' &t4sE SFEErT. New YOsk'
pARTICULARLY i4yite the affe99tti%S9e p q 3
FRESH TEAS, consisting n II, t,1$ a.heFenl ynns
lies in the usual packages ge,eeeI glil gIsei ear
from various caIgoes OF the latest por'alionS WIZ
~ All orders filled at the lowest market PriSef'
March, 1880. SStMe
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CaoPS IN GEORGIA. : The Sovorr,A
nePuo,'oah 'hat S states that the cotton crop in
.T%a t"ao o'ato Is universally unpromising.-
n,ne : nc corn IS more promising, but by no
means hat'erlng. The wheat looks fine
ana ana promises a large yie!4 IL all The caun'
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DUBLIC nale or Large and valusbls Eaxz in Augus-
~ q county, Aiaunton. virginia. Wednesday,
cn s ssm IN s county q Augusta, called Bssrwsow Ssoss
ling Johnson, lying between
three miles poxh Of 5annon, both sides Of The road from
ciny Improvement sppursnancs The
thousand and which about hundred
hundred IN well befed
wants. sgs barn, stables, dairy, bath house.
usual buildings gardens large and orchard,
productive vineyard OF the Catawba grape, Ac,
The land regarded Of excellent quality and has been udcou
over, Of the cleared land entirely and fresh
The good Of land, country attractive
y r. sss e ~
market direction and where lands steadily rising Ia
|vaIue opportunity which, Il hoped win escape
the notice OF enterpnsng k
Il 4 believed thai whole can udcousy divided
three s with convenient proportion OF wood
clearing bees wood land and cleared
may be- ot The wishes and psrsons
who disposed % bid for the land, invited % comuncate
wishes the mode Of division which would suit them be-
the either 70 The undersigned o. % bis brother
and will who feel an interest in the matter all the In
formation In his power, 4 s11t n iA 49,
tenant H lease expire the ist December
Of premises will be delivered 70 purchaser In The
ue however, purchasers will have the privilege putting h
Terms q sale; One Of purchase money paid
cash the time Of sale Tho balance in three nstalmen u -
Of The credit payments bea
purchaser BY deed Of the prop
|ey conveyance, with proper covenants Of general warranty
viii Be made tho cash made and the security
sale 70 commence Il u O'Clock, noon, dwelling
occupied Simpson f. Taylor the day
The weather very unayoable on the next lsi, day
himself and the other devsees G. Johnson deceased
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fL open reception June Ex-
iensiye improvements that will
the whole establishment No will be adding
is embellishments the comfort and pleasure Of the
Knowing by ocular evidence, instances, The positive
nsc value Of the water and s almost miraculous effect pacu
modsons and complete the original dcgn, crafty
fancy guests, promote
situated in remarkably healthy
bold Blue Ridge. aud the vicinity the beautiful
ve horseback carriages
roads, enjoy the picturesque scenery,
the alleys, the pistol gallery, the billiards.
heau dance The lovers OF and flowers will md
has boon taken 70 win their approval while the ALLOW deer
The awn the gold and fish, the ek and the sevc
tedious hour 10 those who Interested In
word has been taken which expanded be
hurdle masquerade brilliant
hreworks will lend their respective attractions. Nor
designed for the monde To the holy
Of religion, Of dcnomnaton cordial gudgng invitation
spend the without charge The
The church respected throughout the season.
These Springs are Is - miles, according
50 from Alexandria Tweckly stasss
rom both these points u July whom daily lines win
lished.- a.
Springs post Office books a. warrenson
all should Ian
Waenton, The White Sulphur spring. Grcenbrer
Terms Of board will be follows for season.
ing LIST 0ctobej e75 for mons go els
month $40 per week Se for 81 rs
lodging 50 cents each Servants old
half price No charge Tor children under when
tables provided for children before
who retain their the ordinary charged price
DANIEL WARD,
June 10 Superintendent
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ton had been received hat the Presds Of " United
States was now living ii The point Of death being TIE
opinion Of those around his bedside that be could not
survive a hour Updsr shsss circumstances. hs would
move IN adjournment.
MI JONES called for the yeas and nays on this mo-
|on; which being ordersd il agreed to--yeas no.
| nays 10.
Those who stand yet recorded in the negative on this
question left the hall before the question decided All
Others who had voted changed their record subss
|qusnty learning that there could be no doubt Of the
seinsss q he infosnaion given 10 the House BY Mr.
And 90 he Aouse adjourned.
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- whig side crying out oder" order r sordsr
H. gentleman from illinois prevented from going on
Ms FITCH moved e reconsider the vote rejecting the
EySss y oS ass:a 70 ~ that motion On d.
n. FITCH xishdnwins the motion 10 reconsider.
q %Gssd . icy ne sS whole subject q ~
NJ question recurring on agreeing 10 the resolutions
~ jlxRjHALL demanded : division Of the question.
Rsee esou'lons being again reported 70 the Honss.
n question was put on the first resolution. airmng
~ moi just demand against the United States. tie
yons and nays upon having been ordered wnen Wa
pYkE nsy.d ~ j reconsider that vos and
then 70 lay thar motion the table which as motion
TIE question being next on the second resolutions al
Aminr that under the act Of is4s became the duty Of
the Secretary OF the Treasury 70 pay the principal Of the
Caphin claim the yeas and nays called and order
BURT moved The Of this vote, and
then p Icy thai motion on the table; which last motion
~ ss,sss ID ~, lain, Il i h,,a
S sess i6 Ps Ss act o 81 ss &
e payment Of Interest the Gaphin claim and that its
payment was not in conformity with law precedent. il
va ayeeQ lo--yeas lis, nays n.
Mr. BURT then moved to reconsider that vote. and to
M MAI motion on the table; when
"a FEATHERSTON sent to the Clerks desk, from
xoo4ce was reported TO the House. amendment 10
~ buRTs resolutions. which he proposed to offer the
oon Of that gentleman to lay the motion reconsider
o. the table failed to prevail the said amendment being
q copy OF Mr.. ScHENCKs amendment to that OF Mr..
1oo111ss TO which added the amendment Of Mr.
IhonsoN. Of Mississippi. to the substitute Of Mr.
6CAEACK.
Mr.. SCHENCK notified the House Of his determine.
ton also 70 move m amendment if the motion to lay on
lhe table was not agreed to- $
Mr. CHANDLER notified the House of his intention
= propose an amendment, in the motion to lay on
the table was rejected.
y M. WiLMOT also remarked that in case the House
iled y agree to that motion. he should seek propose
m amendment
Eha question on Mr. BURTs motion to lay on the table
henG next put BY yeas and nays, not agreed To-
yes ~, nays lO4 g
the uestion REQUIRED on the moonto reconsider and
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and choice gown the fer
tile and genial soil Of Assam +" 90 !" 90
With
the intention popreton distribute by lot among
purchasers quantity teas equal years pon
sales effected
Each purchaser win receive enclosed in the package numbered
cerhcae emitting him chance In the distribution
my laid andou the receipts $40
under Of the value of cent,
thousand dollars win be gwen away bonuses according the fol
Itovyinp scale
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l36 Gresatosch street, NsW York
E propnetors call tea
the heads Of families 70 the choice and selection Of
by them, and hitherto country,
their fragrance and delicacy, combined with virgin purity
Strength produce infusion surprising
T,et odee duret the ,lnupiuU
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as prizes In all 1900 lbs. $4,000
Those persons who prefer
proportion, they viii be for cash.
uon Of per =
90 Country agents required Applications (pos
PAID TO the Company's Depot, a. above.
June 1--d3m
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IrITY TAxEs-sesce 20 Property rIoIdcrs.An persons
indebted for for the Is<p previous
this city, requested take notice that such
deiqGpent hss Of September viii
ssainss advertisement and
Il their TO avoid This expensive process all would DO
wen 70 make speedy payments.
TAX is5o. BY corporation
and succeeding made become
middle 81 formerly The
1850 therefore, became due the ist instant and
payable. deduction Of will be allowed
al hills for said that be paid during the months Of July and
August.
July 4-2sw2mif Collector.
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HANDSOME span Of Match Bay Ponies ~ private
III sse.The subscribers for private
ponies well broke perfectly
they perfectly sound under They
kim who win attend the sale Of them The harness mitch
GREEN TAsTET
July 6-eoa Aucionees
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VALUABLE Lot AZ Aaston.wmbe sold at public sale on
Saturday, July 10, O'Clock, the Of Io
numbered mee, numbered hundred and
Pennsylvania 17 and
18Th The Of this being the vicinity The
Presidents House and War and Navy buildings, renders dcsis
bic building locatou-equal 20 In Washington.
TsRns third cash In hand and the balance credit Of sin
Tho deferred secured deed
Of trust the property. Tide unqnestiopsble
NICHOLAS CAIsLAN Agent
DYER BROTHER,
July 4-codaAds Auctioneers.
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For NORFOLK PAncy Point, and Old POint-Earc Re-
duceds N
y 49,. The steamer will, 10th Of July
1RNIa making trips week to the above
places, leaving washington every "wednesday nnd
Saturday 9oc0ck returning leave Norfolk Monday
and Thursday at O'Clock, p. ..1 sitr IA VIZ
Touching going and returning Pney Point Old Point Cone
river, and the usual landings on the Potomac.
Passage 20 Piney Point, q. ss s
Passage Old Point "a 70
during the bathing season, o.. tf8
Passage and fare 10 Norfolk, o.
July E6 JAMES MITCHELL.
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INVALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTfoN,--on Monday,
18Th instant O'Clock, M, shall SELL on The prem
hisest valuable building
square No 70 Said lot elsby situated fronting feet
and running back 1873 feet between 2lst
Those who desire purchase win do well %
attend
snu 10 mouths deed given, and deed Of trust
taken % SCENE deferred payments x,... :. $500
uly6--2thds Aucuoneer.
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The following is report OF arrivals from sea at Sa
Francisco, from the 18Th OF April to May goth

FRoM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS. Honolulu papers TO
the LIST OF May have been received. The Hawaiian
legislature met the 10th April and after reading the
reports OF the departments &C. adjourned TO the 30ih
The American brig Tuscan was sold at public
|tion,in Honolulu on the 18th instant Tor 800.
The thanks OF the king and his government have been
presented 10 Mr. Turr The United States consul for the
manner in which be has discharged the duties Of his
Office. In his reply Mr.. 7. says;
During the time that held the Office ofconsul, more than
twelve ppded Amerc.n vessels eefed the pcrs o. these
and am happy 60 have In my power say that not
withdrawing the collisions that have occurred board OF
these vessels and between portions OF and the
local authorities, and the natives nothing Of unpleasant
nature has anspirsd between any OF the kings ministers
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cEA BATHING, Cape Island, N. J.-Congrcs (for-
mery j. MIeD for The reception Of WISH
ters The during the has been enlarged and
paired The bathing have been greatly improved
exciusvely for this house, win be
upon the bathing ground. 4A 49,
Congress Han being elevated ground
There offensive efuvia arising
nom the s. marsh Or ssasnsnt oos nor are lis guests annoyed
with musquitOes situ grounds
marsh They subjected travelling
hrough the hot sand through e public streets the bathing
ground, the communication herewith being private.
These Congress
dec,dcdly the best on the island
The posrssor thankful ft hs liberal be ha. hsreo
ors received will
June ls-sodist W. b. MILLER, Proprietor
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EAIRFIELD MARINE HOTEL. B. MoSNor inornss
public that the l3th OF June he will open
branch Of tile New York
thus announced In the pleasant village
Long Island SOUND and conguous
excellent and sa beach for bathing and In The midst Of
celebrated for the beauty Of It's and NJ
cilnes rides and drives Trains New Haven Rail
stopping Fairfield leave aud New YORK Canal
times each day the trip occupying from TWO and
The win accommodate about hundred
viii be under the direction Of Captain Stephen Ros
June ll-2nwitAugl
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cARDrhe subscribers beg leave noufy their
patrons that their respective will BE-
1sth Of this month, and respectfully request all
The LIST ofJuy, either by cash notes Al short dates.
CLAGErT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
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NEE Cambrac Observation-Disclosures undersigned res
pecuy attention Of their friends and the public
orally their below named will be found worthy
special We received.
90 do do do st3l 30 do hne linen
50 do do do II % do
100 do do At % so. q so, and % do.
10 hnc coorcd and black bordered linen lawn
IS do plain bordered linen lawn hdks.
A part Of which bargains rarely found.
embroidered trimmed and unmmed, sconopcd,
all Of which oder
on better than be Obtained elsewhere.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, = co.
May is-3uwif
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CARD-The subscribers take this method Of informing their
customers that their respective half will
the 25 July,
significantly expected Of all orwad settle up,
afesh. =
June es-qwif r. ". HooE 90.
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TREATIsE Plane spherical Trigonovnetrv
~ by William Chsuvcne a. NJ Mathematics IN ne
United states naval Academy vol, Just received
5of sale ny TAYLOR MAuRY,
July BookseIeru, oh
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and myseif and take this occasion say that far
my observations have extended the ksg and bis govern
nent have on All occasions, and under all
evncsd disposition scrupnlously regard rights oil
my counlrymen residing upon aud who Islands
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all AA .leN M lIIl
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|CEORGE w. Hedgkins and john n. mercdiah, hsv-
ins occuped by Joseph H. Newest
esf OF street, Of Pennsyvsnla Of
~ their stock the public They hope BY poenesr
industry attentions % give general sats.ton . ~ IA.
Their stock consists Of Stoves Crates un plates copper
a roofing ss-cusd despatch ana darssenss. Tses
the VIII under she name Of Hodskins Meredith
July 2-d1ws
In ADDE'S snd chslArsn's Hesiesy---we rscsivcd
|H 50 dozen ndies' plnin wbe coton hose. Al -
DO do white open worked, AZ 81
% do inner quality, ~ ~ 80
100 do sse plain white, plain brown and open hose,
embracing poesihlc
10 do ladies' Gauxe mefno vests
cLAGErT, NEWTON, NAY, CO.
June W-owff
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REDUCED PRICIES-T annexed descriptions Of good
~ stock Citizens and stranger
sounng in Washington especially invited examine
before purchasing % great bargains can be Obtained from
the following viz
20 pieces beautiful styles spring and Silks In small
plaid, striped, and plain
70 pieces and Psru Of pieces plaid India silks
25 do French chintxes beautiful patterns
chldrens
50 pieces and paris jsconc organdic
rs good colored 10 and l2f yard
pieces baregcs barege de LANES sacrhce
All above enumerated will be offered q cost for cash
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
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THE CubA Expedition.-The flight invaders shou
equal hurry persons Of dry goods
Yesy . hs selling on hs stock Of summer goods q such prices
my goods very
prices, al
boys and youths with good stock q house
furnishing goods that qualify and price In thu
United States together with Canton msings, oiicioth &c Al
early call II solicited
June 22-3taw3w Opposite Centre Market
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WANTED farm laborcr who understands his bnss-
He must be steady, and willing work faithfully whou
being watched. An frhman
place, 10 d. the cooking pain washing
small family farm In this neiehboood, and good
Of two An Irish German preferred. suitsb,
man and woman fair and desirable home win be gwen
Apply at the Union once counter.
July pa
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NATIONAL EATING HOUsE---Jnu received, direct non
mayasucs Porto Rico, pei basque William Chase dor
& =. o. superior ssnane Green Tars aso Norfolk
fresh msckcel sheepshesd
~ q which w be served up win depach and Tho best posi-
oy-soup ready aiio'cloek. ramie. ssrysa usual,
June Ie-1weod
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HosRIBLK sLauoHrRR INDIANS have Just received
particuIas OF the recent slaughter OF largs body Of
Clear Lake Indians. by expedition against them
from the United STATES garfison at Sonoma and Benica
The tribe that incurred hi. terrible punishment comprises
the natives of Sononn and Naps Valleys aud has main
sined In general. updstnbed peaceful relations with
white settlers OF that section Of California Last suner
however, stubborn Indian offered indiQnty the
wife OF one Kelsey, who had resided in the country
nine years ior which he was taken before maes-
a,e and sentenced to receive one hundred s,hss Afer
his punishment--on the same day, informed
Kelsey sought the wreched oendef ard laid him dead
feet shooting him 10 the of gentlemen
who with him the bsrbarty the deed
This Kelsey afterwards murdered, also
by the Indians OF the Since
ben repeated OF violence been visited upon the
natives; and readers will rmember the accounts
which we pubshed Is months SINCE Of oueges com
nilted ia Sonon and Napa by party OF desperate white
men. The Indians dfsvsn 10 the nounian ne, and
subsequently made predatory incufsons upon their Old
masters diving away cattle, and INDUCING their natural
propensity steal Com pIsints were sadedoubiIess
of their conduc highly oooredo garsons
Bencis and vnoms and on the first Of the month ex
pedition fitted against them composed OF de-
|iscbmens OF infantry and company Of dragons, under
!conl Of Lcutcnsnt Dsvdson 75 In a) with orders
10 proceed against the Clear Lake Indians, srfsof
liz possible, The tribe, Nt @
Tine troops arrived Ia the vicinity OF the lake. aud came
unexpectedly upon body Of Indians numbering between
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IFE ~ the springs.or wessrn virginias VOL %
ATng % the Virginia Springs lady. Pamphlet, ss cent?
n vol. IS cents 81
saraogs Waters, or Saratoga by physician vol
Guide Boots Route Books. Travellers Maps se &C, variety
juy4 FRANoK TAYLOR
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r. Mercantile Library Associnron.-Llbrory
l3ttO Volumes Re1dingrOon, llO Magazines, News
papers &cThs Institution, founded and sustained ~ ths
Clerks OF New YORK. 10 open daily, from 10 a 10 no
Nassau SITS
The Library contains 81, COO volumes which copsgan
Rdcio being made, averaging over 90 yoldnas
monthly Thee include I'll The new publ 'atone Of m1lit
Wihou negecIing the light literature OF lhe day psrucun
attention paid TO the Departments OF hisiofy ifiYea
Languages Geography kc Of which tie collections are
already very large -
The Reading Room Is supplied with 80 American sni -
Foreign Magazines the Weekly and Daily Papers Of our
City, Loudon Times Paris National, CHAIRMAN, Coonsche
Gazette and other foreign period calls New iournls are
members.
Classes In The Modern Lapgusges Pennanshp, and
Book png 70 progress, IN which members can
obtain uiion at an almost nominal sum.
The Lectures Of this Institution have always been one OF
lie most popular fesures highly Interesting courss 10
being arranged for the coming season
Terms Of membership-ro Clerk: Initiation Fee, 81
Quarterly dues 50 cents Merchants sld oslera - per
,nnpm SAMUEL ?. TITUS,
22iawsR Recordin gsecretary.
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soEooLE7,s MeuETAIN SPRINGS, N. J.

THIS ESTABLISHMENT. so leng ard fevofsoi1
Known 70 he public viii b. opened Tor ne f5cc pon u
visitors % dc 18Th Of June next The aous7 pa -
crafty enlarged during the pssiyear furnishing 40 exs
sve ai1 groom arge number VI coed sL7d ADD wen
,srrated bol-charbers aua rer and spacious Pafi0f-
NJ newly ara resy flrniIhed, with 'pscA fe'ereaes
s,veri.nes ard eof1fOr; Connected win Ms esi4Dlsc
~, - s-ysrn eottnges 90 situated 70 be retired, 1nd
-, -oov,sisnt 70 The mrin building. These eo.ages
VII be let 70 suit he wishes Of spplcan sIns1 sa.is
G IT, ,torv or room The whole estaoisnnon1 hes oese
srd ao Ia superior style ard the eccommod.noes are 40
.rned 70 De equs dose Of any wrietinsplses 70 "a
Tbs ursersgned having beeone tbs sole pfoprstos w
rive MI, whole attention 70 the onsness, and VIII % a.
s,sted II 10 management ~ Mr.. David Al Cfo"e1 Ane
o'0e' JOSEPH IA. MARSH.
zcnoolsy, Mountain May % la0 my3l 3av2zn'