Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-03

in each School District widows having child
rem Of the proper age includcd,) or such as may
attend on the first Saturday in April in each
year, to meet at their Schoolhouse, or other place
and to elect threee School Trustees, to supern-
tend" &c.
We hope the Woman's Right Society will
properly appreciate this evidence of gaantrv
on the part of the Legislature Of our State -
.Ntwpon 4 CoUington (hy.) .Neics.
The Concord Freeman states that large sz-
ed sewing needle was extracted, few days
since, from the breast Of lady in Shirley bv
DR. f. p. Hills, which she saws was accidental
ly thrust into one of the lower extremtes near
the knee, some twenty years ago.
An Irish Journal says THE following bill was
presented by iarrier TO gentleman in this
town-'To curing your pony that died, 81 Is"
F7ar Cotton Mr. Greeley, now in Europe
has paid particular attention TO the machinery
for dressing and preparing flax, and to the new
processes for rendering this machinery available
His opinion is very favorable TO the success of
the invention. He thinks that fax cotton can be
prepared ready for spinning at about cents
pound, and probably for less; and That the mater
iel thus prepared will be a. valuable as cotton
The process of NJ. Claussen requires but three
hours, and it takes the fax fully ripe. 1t pres
eryes the seed, for VIII ch alone large quantities
Of fax are raised IN this country, the fibre being
thrown away.
The Frankfort lKy.) Commonwealth gives an
account Of tragic affair at Boonyle. Owsley
county, on the | tn Of Nav last There had
been some difficulty between William Moore
and John Moore, and John Reece. broihcrs-n-
law in relation 10 the division Of some property
On that day they met 10 the open street, and had /
some couyers ton. which resulted IN blows. The
two MOores attacked Recce with stones aud lac .
defended himself with a large butcher knife
s,aromg his assailants in such manner that
they died Ia about ten hours. 1he deceased
each left a wife and family. Reece was soverlv /
beaten, but is expected TO recover
The Cogiea .huderers. In Cecil county on
Saturday morning, verdict Of guilty OF murder
m the first degree was rendered against Nicholas
Murphy, one Of the persons implicated in the
COslen murders. THIS Is the third conviction Of
murder IN the first degree, arising ont OF tins
bloody affair One more case. that Of Roberts
remains TO be tired ia Kent County Couri.-Bai-
timDic .ImertaH
The Cboicya at the Vest. The AltoniInl|
Telegraph, Of the ] lth ut, contains the follow
ing paragraph touching the prevalence Of cholera
10 that region Of the country.
Accounts from various quarters leave no
ro9m 10 doubt tIist the fe destroyer is ugain a.
broad no the est At tbs time bus rayages are
not confined 20 any particular spot or section 81
country. Although the mortality i- much less
10 each locality than 70 was DO lci9, yet il IS
spreading through the country. as g in defiance
ol the assertion that lt follows the caaunpls5f
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and Do. tAe border counties, as well a. those lp
The Interior Several fatal cases have occurred
Do tas city during the week. and also iu The +
negh5onng county Of Jersey
The Rouses Point Bridge Bill went to a third
reading n the House of Assembly Of New Nork
2uih
uLo, ,,;U p, I,,,...J Mo r....la
r,.'n,ny has ons,sd am ogica ~, ~, -.
,,s,,l, &C., 80, ,",,.'l'l ~ 10y
of premium differ according TO looks and dispose
non' winle smart tidy gln Is insured Tor two
per cent lil-iempered sp.nsters are charged as
high ar ten one per cent extra when snuff Is
used.
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Of a iayorte object
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Commerce states that documents of considerable
importance on tins subject have been received al
Washington from American mere hunts and shin
masters These doubtless alude TO the desira-
of tb. A..,..-..,,, ttrl. .f...- Qua. l
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e'-I" u .l' u'-.l '''l'es' we
that the scheme, involving SIS 10 cam hardly fsl.
TO, difficulty with EngAad and Flance and as
1t cermnly viii, another fierce sectional quarrel
in the STATES, with a multitude Of impractoabili-
W. oD7'ue7 WY nave Po"enoi eonniefcAi
49,! ~ o'1A 1t anu "H army o. P'"ueI"hs lo
W. '"0 '-'"l"s'
Ia Kirby, VI. on the llth ult. a coal kline
p.oded by reason of Gas which was Generated b,I
The burning wood. The doors were bo,,nont
and the sides mostly pr5strsted le,ving tho r,,ci
standing T.. ". Russell who Ind CHARGE nj
tie kin was endeayor.ng To backen the lire.
when tho roof fen I'M and hemmed INN in tbs
bricks an mortar. lie was badly bruised bnt
not dangerously injured. several other nersons
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