Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-02

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tirely free from liquor, and to De. in fact ,epr-
ai'cs men,
\ Bouncing Boy-Ths Ma-.bsi en-,-el in
taking the census for the tl.-l a..fr.,t ri NJ
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Gen. Nlrcisso Lopez Col. Theodore OIlam.
Gel. John Picket, Mi lhom7s j. Hawkins. Col.
w. II. Ba. ClpL b. j. Lewis. Col Robert
W heltei Gen. John Henderson O.. !. Sirnr. ESQ.
AMI Cen d. Aglsun. Th1ss wAo On not np-
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hess-'. ruf and Augl.tm Ih. oth r. pui in
the PIES oi noi guilty.
Gsn Henderson requested au immediate irial
ui Jadgc Me alcb postponed Sac consideration
of illt point as well IS pf die plsis OF abIie-
mont until tha next day. when they could be- ar-
gn-l' ANA ne would determine "hei'i IT. he should
avian "a 'l''''''oe oi ui' e4I'nA J"'Se'
Parrish Lijsraiifv-An Enpltsh writer ltte-s
the following liberal sentiments -
:. We certainly perceive Ia more ta,n one of
our colonies strong isposiaon To- nv Their hands
az ssitgoro7meni and We unhestatipgly saw.
ana ana We ogIeNe a majority OF ihe people OF Eng
ANA Nou,' say uAe sllue' II mey are able TO
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go''iul as We" as I,s"'ssiNss VIII pc oenehtied
'! '''.-'' 49, ~. " uliIA uul N0IW Au,eu-
Cape OF Good Hope, are fast placing themsey.s
in this position
The New Hampshire constitutional conven.
ton have almost unanimously provided for the
election every two years bv the people of
state commissioner ofagricu,ture- duties are
10 be fixed by the legislature.
y memorial signed by Jared Splrks and 9TH
eIs' ol 'amondge' asking Congress TO purchase
hiram Fo"ers elnolematlcal statue OF Amer-
Ca mas been presented TO The House by MIR. DIS
ney
Colonization A proposition is before the
| Legislature Of Kentucky, to appropriate $1,000
each year, for FIVE veirs. TO be emnloved under
the direction of the Kentucky Colonization So
ciety, IN removing the free blacAs from that State.
and coonizing them IN Africa
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ieI w. "'4g a. " a5ulls'oh' a &c" Gays
~ u's.'iF o''.'ea 'ouuiolN s9iuen'eh slid
,iys SI,,.s I9,, =, 49, T., lsn', - -
should he fonnd au,lt, ~ re,,,5,,, -,
~ slavery
THE Tubes Turned In Philadelphia, G. F.
Albert has 5ecnhed to hail IN the sum of slj0O,
/ al te sal oil Adam Gioson, upon charge for
assiut ana battery ANA leise imprisonment, IN
causing his arrest as "a fugitive slave.