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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-20
APPALLING MURDER.

rof the hrst time within the reeollec,snn &c
any man now living, indeed, we believe ~,a
\ may say, for the first time sine. III.
.oees' was cleared from the ground on wb,c b
"'s cry stands,it has become the scena &c
'n e u NOSE midnight murders, involving !.
~no'e 'amily, which we have resd of ), 20.
0'a'es' out which We never dreamed uo.,,a :.
repeated here. On yesterday mornng
oary' the esarn was given bv the 10y =.
,h s apOn .ne lot of Mr.. Josaph P. winston Of
.ae nfn OF Mace & Wiassoa that their mn ~,
""s' ana an infans, nine months old b.a
oeen numbered during The night. An ;mns. ss
concoarse OF citizeRs immediately ,s..noh,.s
ne INST who arrived found all thr.e &c :. !"
injured parties still breathing. In -.
time, however, the infant and mo ~.,, sno,'
mF' winston, iinsek, suffering from ssv ussa'
sevose Diows on the head, was ia "a .4.,a -
stupcaacs'on. He reused karnseifso sr..
s,ve answers IA menosylisBles, to oues,;on.
"n'ca were pat 70 him, bet not sufa;c;an,,. =
expiain anything with reeanl 10 sse -,
transaction. The eouseexhibaed ~ signs ~
'ieissee. The hey was generally Zen, :, "
negro woman, who slept in si,e kisc hen ava
VINO was the 6rsf 20 give the alarm. We,n.
derstaad she says, that when she ,venr !. -
open the house, she found the street doo, ,;..
Inc servants on the lot were immaa;.,.,v
lesed. Behind the bed ofcae of4bem was
found an axe, evidently de insirsment with
"a,cn the murder had been perpesra,ed. 7, |
nsa neen recently washed, and stai.s If hloaa
we're still found on the haadle. Susn;.;,,n
sans. the parties arrested Is yerv s,ron~
- " ns'on was to have left for the Nor. .
Yesterday morning, and was supposed to +, -
: sum o. money about him. His M, e
'ooh, however, was found untouched &et
'oin'ns was missing but his watch. and
|. 1ause o. Hanover, and the irm does. was
Issstand, large business. we un-
The particulars. as far as they b.v
nown, will be found under our loc, sbecome
iever have We known this commup head.-
and 70 terribly agitated. The ny so deep
NE were among the most amial husband and
II -four whole comman;tv. lie and popu-
~ alone, that reused our D fet q was not
'velsion Of The terrible fact sopse. II Is the
" midst . band Of assas maI re nave 10
d 10 intrude ppon tbe bo sins, who scruple
strais ,heir horr;bl. a.; arr ofresf, and per.
e perpetrators may be 80. We Ifust tnal
% that 90 ilI-timed !, bsossht 10 judgment,
ZEN aad the Law. esey may step between
= No appoiutm -
avy has yer been, snt ofa Secretary Of the
tues ID the Office. Aade, and Ms. lraham con.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-20
ERRORS.

In our rsmarks With regard 70 the Conven.
ton Il Union, onthe 10Th, We are made to say,
"a condemnation" ofthe propriety, or rather
necessity, Of continuing the works, DC. II
should be reconsideration, !" instead of'c"ndem.
nation.'' In the same article, last paragraph.
Cor .reqsired proceeding " read regular pro-
ceedinr,n - q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-20

AK ATTENTION! ARTILLERY.-
EX Attend,a meeting at the Gun House, on
49, TUESDAY. the Goth inst, at O'Clock, P.
NJ. By order of the Captain.
jyS0 THOS c. RAIL n g
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-20

OST-On Friday evening, on Governor street,
u GOLD PENCIL, with sname on 1t. suita.
Bile reward win be paid for IT. If II be leitat this Of
nee. jy2t-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-20
Banking and Exchange Office of

.. w FUNCELL q co
The Notes of the Southern Manu-.
facturers' Bank are taken at our counter in ex-
change for Virginia money at par. The notes of
the Corporation of Fredei icksburg will not here
after be received at par at our Office.
jy l5-6t C w. PURCELL. e. co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-20
LAND WARRANTS.-The high
49, est market prices will be given in cash
for Bounty Land Warrants, of 10, 80, or 100 acres
JOHN X. MARTIN, Pension Agent,

Ot1tCo no = LdW DuIIuIHgs, va
NOtc,-All Revolutionary claims, PENSIONS,
three months extra pay. Bounty Lands and all
claims arising out ofthe War of 1912, or the Next
can War, viii be prosecuted with diligence have
a fsa list OF the Revolutionary Officers and Soldiers
in the Continental and State services in nv Office
lie 11-3m* JKM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-20

ElVE DOLLARS REWARD.-Kan awsv
l. from the subscribers Factory, on 23i June.
negro man named LEWIS, the property of Mrs
Wate aud hired of Mr.. George Waite. The said
negro is about % years OF sge OF low stature black
and speaks quick. The above reward will be paid
for his delivery at my Factory, opposite the Dan.
vile Railroad Depot, Riohmond.
iy 2n-IWA j. g. WALKER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-20
LAND, &C.. FOR SALE.

UNHE subscrlber has Tor sale I13 Acrea nj
= Land, 8 miles below the city, 80 Of which are
cleared, and the balance in original growth of nine
and oak. He is willing to divide il int, smaller
tsrms If desired Also, for sale. several 9bod
Mules, young and gentle, Dirt Carts, and one two
horse spring Wagon, with new harness. An
the above property will be sold on resson.hl.
terms by applying to the undersigned at the Steam
Mill, Main street, Rockets.
ie20-6t* DAVID r SuApp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-20

~ Mr.. Thomas n. Gresham sent US, yes.
ierday, Grsham's Magazine for August
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-20

sat ofa Secretary Of the
Aade. and Dr.. iraham con.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-20

"A whoee young child has lstey died, whum we
would HIS out asa Wet Muse OF for other se. vice,
for the balance Of the year
TOLER q COOK,
u 70 General Agenfs
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ITO THE CITIZENs or ifaCffu1..N.

i The house formerly conducted by Messrs.
White 4 Smith, as an EATING HOUSE, on
Main street, opposite the Va. and Farmers Banks,
and next door 20 Mr.. Sutherlands Gun Store, will
be opened on WEDNESDAY, where everything in
tnat line can be had on the most accommodating
terms. The present proprietors hope, by close
application to busin4 a. and disposition to pie ase,
to merit large share Of public patronage
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-20

1No sppoiu.ns
Navy has YET been /
tiaues 10 the Office.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-17

~ The .H'dd,ebuoy Eeg,sssr gives The fol
lowing synopsis Of the new liquor hill. We
shall III Il few days publish The entire bill. In
the mean time It's man provisions are correctly
set forth in the article from the HegisLybeow
|. A commissioner Is ID be appointed by tic
lreemen OF each county, to be voted for m the
several towns at the annual March meeting.
who sLnll license one agent IN each town. 10
sell intoxicating liquors to be used for medic
NAL, cheuucuJ mechanical and sacrdmeulal
purposes only,
,. Such to"n agont shall, if required by the
commissioner, gIYG bonds IN the sum OF 5000
to translCt the business VI his agency accord
lng to law.
.. The penalty for the ypriion Of tas law
IS, on the fist conviction, so and costs on
the second, $50 and costs on the thru, the
sane, with Imprisonment IN III" county jlll not
less th1n lhrac nor moro than six months.
J. 80 appeal from lu>lIcn shall be allowed,
without good and sui,nut bonds laot less than
clUOJ that the appeal shall be- Prosecuted to
effect, anI that all costs, fines, H,r. .nlIl be
Pnld; and also band, .up, l",a ,h,u S!0Ol that
Tie appellant VIII not, during the pendcucy of
the sul', Violate any provision, Of rhl, act
>, The m1n'l'aciuTo oi SpIlluou, or crmcut.
ed Liquors, except for ones own use or CIDER
Jar s"l", IN quantities exceeding five gallons, Is
prohibited
q, Al persons engaged in unlawful trlf;
IN n'oNcdtl!-. DRINKS al" prohibited from sit
hug ON Jury N case, arising under this act :;
and also any person refusing 10 answer whcth-
er so engaged or not.
l. Liquor prosecutions shall take precedence
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-17

work shall not be commenced till the right Of
way be secured
That measures be taken TO secure S3OOO1O
OF the above in the Countrywide balance ne
cessary to complete the road, elsewhere"
Inc delegation present from the North pass
ed resolution approving Of the above aud ex>
preSslve of their determination and ability to
raise the amount assessed for the country
Delegates present from Barton, Glover, Derby,
Stanstead, Waterloo, CRANKY, Chombly and
Observation-Disclosures lii.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-17
From the baltimore SIM.
General Pierce aud his Cabinet.

WASHINGTON, Dec. II, 1852.
Gen. PIERCE is now arranging his private
affairs at Concord, which place he will leave
on or about Fen. 7, on his way to Washington
As a first act Of generous Prince, on his
accession to the throne, usually consists in n
general amnesty OF all political offences, 50
will the advent Of tins new straighl-i forward,
magnanlrnous President be signalized BY an
universal oblivion of all strlfcs and schemes in
the Democratic party Every stray sheep may
return to the fuId, and every penilent sinner
nestle once more securely at the paternal
heart.
Gen. PiERcr could scarcely do less after the
example set hm by Cen CASs, who freely for
gave his enemies and, like true Christian
and patriot, did battle for those who opposed
him.
Gen. PIERCE still keeps the secret Of lis
Cabinet. He is pledged to no one, and though
the Cabinet will be made at Concord, he will
have ii ratified by the prominent men in Wash
'ngion before the list shall he published.
The Secretaryship of State, should Gen.
CAss prefer the title Of Paicr S.HaiuS, will be
bestowed on Hon. CALEn CUsHING, Of Massa.
chusrtt+, or Hon. joins y. Din. of New York.
Mr.. Cu.uNv, it is objected by some, "is moi
long enough in the Democratic party :" but
what oi that ? lie has rendered mos, iiapor.
tant srt'ices To- that party, and was one OF the
standard bearers in tine North il the battle for
the Constitution and the UniGn. There are
other candidates for the Secre;aryslip, who
have not always been Democrats, who have
less energy, less tact, far less learning and
cultivation, and less bolduess, than CALEB
CUSHING. Mr.. CUSHING : treaty with China is
a modcl Of Diplomacy, and far sureror
achievement tlau that of SIR l1ENRY poTrIN-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-17

sonnl inspection and examination Of such high
way by the jury trying said cause, and the cX-
pense of such an examination shall be borne
mud paid by the party asking for such eXatnin.
alton: proriied that neither party shall have
the right to ouch examination unless sand high
way is situated in the county in which sand
cause shall 10 tried.
SGc. 2. The jury shall be under the charge
of an officer specially appointed by the court,
and it shall be the daty Of such officer to con-
vcy such Jury to and from the place Of cXam-
nation, and the jury shah examine such hlgh-
way as shall be shown them by the parties to
such suit.
Approved, November 90, 1892.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-17

The New Liquor Law.
BURLINGTON, VI.
DlDAN MORNING. DEC. II, 1852.

The New Liquor Law.
D.. lay before our readers the extraordinary
. extraordinarily absurd "I.iquor Bll" sent
' ,c late Legislature, (wlthoUt tbn shadow
.. .uy constitutional authority to do any such
....aJ to the people for their verdict upon it,
90. led with til, insulting provlso that the bill
.. become law whether the People vote for
. 4.anst II. Pretty much the same bill was
5,cd by the New Hampshire Legislature,
nly and mUully, and without the sncallng
j psltry precise which 1--WE are sorry to be
.gcd to say Vermont legislator, felt COM
ed to resort To, to avoid their just rcsponsl-
~ to their constituents. The New Iianp-
re State Constitution is very much like our
n, ALWAYS excepting the dlsgraceinl c&cIu-
"a Of Catholics from Office which the former
..lainsl, aud the Superior Court oithrt State,
opposed of Judges GiLcHHisr, Wo1US,
.srMAN, and BILL, has uNANMorsLN dccl-
Il that the Liquor Law is UNCONSTITUTIONAL
! the following rcspccts:-
lst. Tie bill confcrs on Justices an eXtrcm-
= Of authority which the Constitution does
ct sanction, particularly in respect to The pow
90, it gives them to pronounce a sentence OF
.orfeiture on liquor seized for violation OF the
".
ID The bill provides for no trial by jury be
~ea higher court. The Constitution provides
At IN all controversies concerning property,
parties have a right to trial by jury
Sd. The seventh section of this act conflicts
.rectlv with the Constitution of the United
',ates. This section provides that no ac ton
an he maintained in any court of this State,
cher in whole or in part, for Intoxicating or
-Irllous liquors sold in any other State or conn
". No law of State can deprive a citizen
t the United States cf the right to enforce a
aim or debt before the tribunals of this State.
4rh Liquors are property. The law in rec
missing them as such IN the 4th section. when
= the hands of town authorities for sale and
,echanics use, can not by the force OF a few
orases make property lose It's character when
u other custody.
9TH Double or increased penalties in case of
.unvictlon under appeal, because it operates as
penalty upon the party claiming an appeal,
nilicls with his right to an appeal and cannot
20 Imported by the Constitution.
81. The bill is designed by its provisions 10
,nlnd excessive bal aud render it difficult
.,r e accused to procure surety. If it had
.a,n added that the accused should not have
re lcuelit ct council TO defend him, the parallel
t.'.s en- the present law and the practice in
.st..Id IN former days would have been com
b. The convection of principal through
..v act of an agent is held to be unconStlu-
nal. The accused should be confronted
.,H.n tho Ulinps.cs AGAINST him saws the com
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-17
MasBachu>etts congressional Election

An election took place IN Massachusetts, Oh
Monday 18Th, INST, Tor nine member, OF the
next Congress, aud tLree members to I'LL exist
ng vacancies the AHas Of yesterday says
" The result may be summed up as TO-
low - Wings certainly elected, more
probably e!rced aud / even chance Coah-
ton certain, and probable. TuGl vacancies,
Wings certainly elected, am! | probably
These result, may be varied by lha return. vet
~ c"me n hut II they are varied, We are IN
strong hopes tina! The variation wall 10 in favor
Il The Wings.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-17
No. 81 AN ACT relating TO the collection
and distribution Of the school tuud.
II is hcrtbJ cnacisA &C.. MS foVcns:


SIC. l. The note executed bv GEORGE w
/ Benedict and others. on bchulf Of the corngra-
tlun Of the university Of Vermont. tn the COM
missioner Of the school fund, December iuth
III IS. Is hereby c4ucclrl AMI disculrrcd: l.o-
riirH, that tAe saId corporation pay to tine
treasurer OF tin. state the sum OF nine hundred
aud twenty dollars, on or before the first day
OF March next
SEC The treasurer OF the ''a,H Is hero
ny directed To collect the r'm''nIer OF the
St"o'I ','"' no" uuF' .tNc'u9''' %' 't'' no'''
, ".',, f,,o,a,J j' ,, ''', ,l': "'''I
fund a, has been collected Since the nineteenth
day Of November. 1851. shall be nail aver in
coinl sums, to the president and frI,nys Of
Nrldlrburv collerr. and to tine curnorltIun nj
Norw,.h university. ~
Stc.3. All acts Or parts Of nets lnconsi,:-
ent with tins act are hereby repealed
SEC l. IH'8 act shall take elect from ITS
An1roycJ Noyembcr l5I.j2,
No. l0-AN ACT in addition to clnp,cr
eighty of the compiled statutes, rcatIng to
the Grand list.
-, b,,,b, c,,ctsJ &c n, c,vo,,s
t', l. IN a""'''o.' to '"e D''tl'' no" pro-
-, '' --
"I inc co'uP'e" statutes, ana IN section seven
n Il" H'' 10 amend section t"ei'E-S'Fen an"
'o'F-N'N Oh sal" C'apler' u!c C'e'N Oh t"' nnu''
Oh representatives. '''I' at ''F expense Oh ,i!'
'.p' '''"','' r'e'l -" Il '"u'''! "'.,' 'u'',''''
"'at"S upon ""'GA I" maze 'le returns F'PulF-
~, ~ ','I ,.at '''''' u S00'o" I" Guy '''-'''
A ,'" Voro,,,,or 80 1870
No, 4l.-AN ACI to repeal section lily,SM
,,,,, , ', W. NV I;, S''''''S
""S :" ''' s'"'"
II IS h"tJy enHcffd' ~ as oH''rS
SIC. |. Section tit1y-sX of chapter eighty
OF the coupled statutes Is hereby repealed,
SEC. , This act shall take effect from It's
pas age.
Approved, November ., 1852.
NJ I, Az ACT IN oJdi,,,, - ,l,,.or
a;,rI,,,, 81 49,, ,.l,,r,laJ .,a,,,,a' .,I,,,''. ~
,h7' n,,nl I;,,
II IS hcrcby tntctcd, &c, MS iOHoWS:
Src tho listers IN or,, t,,yr !, ,,;.
s,a,n .'fI rn,,I,,, mr. r,,t;,s ~, ;.r,,r', ,I., d
no., rcrn,raI ~ ,ba,, in s,c,,nrs f,r,,..siv f,r
,y-sovnn and f,,tv-c,obt o,' ch,r,nr o,,,h,,. of
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-17
No. 3G-AN ACT relating to tic location of
school houses.


school houses
II is he,eby enacted, Sc, as .loilors;
SEC. |. Whenever the majority of any
school district shall determine upon the luca-
ton Of their school housc, aud the minority Of
such district shall feel themselves aggricvcd
by such determination, they shall have 4 right
to appeal to the selcctmen OF the town ia
which such district is situated. by delivering
to the clerk Of sad district a written notice Of
such appeal.
SEC. 2. Whenever an appeal shall be taken
agrccably to the provisions Of the preceding
section Of this act, the sCcctnen shall give
notice TO the prudential committee, and to the
first signer OF such appeal, of the time and
place when and where they will attend to the
hearing OF such appeal and the decision OF
the selrctmen shall be final in the premises as
to the location Of such school house.
Approved, November %, lcJ2.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-17
Extension of the passunpsic Railroad =.

The question of extending the Passumpsic
RnllIuad from this place to Derby Line has
been ug,tatcd atroSh within the past few weeks
until, finally, the Board otDrccturs have acted
upon 4 IN il some whl; formal manner Il has
been resolved, condiuonaIly, to go ahead" as
Mr.. Webster sand to John Taylor, Tho con
duoas are gwen below.
The people of Stan~lcad have already raised
and are ready to transfer to the extension fund
$4,000 and interest upon it for few years (;
1t being the amount paid by them to the road
from Montreal oft to the Lane, aud forfeited by
reason ot a change IN the location of the Road.
There will be then some over 100000 to be
raised along the llnc of the route to fulfil the
condition. Ihc whole cost of tie extension is
estimated at Sl,l00,OO0. At IA mectu. OF the
Board IN Boston last week It was
"Vulcd, rs the sense of this Board, that if a
cash subscription of $4,000 o can be ohtamed
to the stock of The Connecticut Il 'assumpsc
Rivers Railroad Co, It Is cXpedleut to pnt the
whole line under contract from - Iohnshury
to Derby Line, Wa Burton, Provided, that the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-17

J he interest of the news received bY the Nj
agara Oh tic I0,h Is confined to England and
France. The House of Commons have affirm
ed the policy of Free 7radc, by a vote of36- tc
So. In The course of the debate uponthe sub
Jcct significant alluslon was made 20 the fact
that the United States hut Just elected u Free
Wrode PcSidem
Mr.. D'lsracIi moved an amendment to the
resolution in debate, and spoke to IT,
Mr.. Bright replied at length, in a speech
chiefly noticeable for this passage: "li the
House maintained Mr.. NlIicrs motion, the L.
States, where free trade President bad Just
been returned by an overwh ming mnIorItv,
would also know 1t, thcar, hcar) Tho United
states protection party was III the same help
less condition it wa, III this country, and tho
well beaten, the supporters of That cnuSc still
cling by It AS IN TINS country Iaughrcr and
cheers y bat when President Pierce. in Marc
nest, comes into power, they might look for
ward to reciprocity, Just now 50 much talked
about there. Therefore ,ct them put ON the
boots Of the house resolution tnat nobody
could mistake
FRANct.-'l'he vote for the Empire was cas-,
on the 2lst and .!2d November. From the
pans taken TO bring up ,nc voters, the te,urns
will exhibit large majority, greater, probably,
Than on any previous appeal 10 the peepIc.
BY telegraph we learn that up to tho morn
lnT of the 21th, the latest returns, lncludnr s3
departments and the army and navy, wore -
Yes, 7,2OOOO0; 80, 800 Coo.
In Pdr' the number Of voters who abstajncd
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-17
The lycculn.

The Lyccum.
The Annual Meeting of the Burlington I.y-
ccum, to hear the Reports of the President and
Treasurer upon The operations of the Associa-
ton for the past year, and lis present condition,
was neId in the lyceum Rooms, last evening
There was very respectable number Of mem
bers in attendance, and there would doubtless
have been many moro but for the contemporary
meeting in Union Hail.
most commcDdablc AMI encouraging inter
est was manifested in the prosperity, and sue
cesstul establishment, of this Association Oh a
permanent basis an interest that was ncrcas.
ed by the reading of the excellent and satsiac-
tory Reports of the President, r. G. COLE,
and the Treasurer, Chs. p. lIARrr AS We
I shall have the pleasure of laying both these
documents before our readers, in the course of
the week, we shall attempt no synopsis Of their
contents. We cannot torbcar saying, however,
that the clear and busincss-,ike presentation OF
the state Of the finances (thc right arm) d! the
"''' ''"'"' E'"''''''
''o''' 10 u''' 'o''u ''' l''t '''t V'efo Is ca'I
on hand,' after paying all the debts.
In view of the positive and r,siJ'c usefulness
of the Lyceum during the past year, and of the
''''''''''' '"' II !'os'''''' y" s"''''!'" ny our
l'''"''''J ~ - y" "''''''"S III usefulness as
its theory can be brought into wider ami fuller
practice, we cannot believe that it will be per
W '"'' u ''''''' i" PoP''F''o" Vi SIN
" sew" '"'"''.'' 1t "o'''o seen" &c De- as II as
'".'T'''.' '"'' '''" '','0 70 '.' "'"'r'" can
"''U " III 0''''''" ''y '"''' '""'c
''I'' 'c u '''' ",'''"' P'' ""''o''' ANA l'''' Is
"' ''''' - .l'''c'j ~ '"'l'll ii" agency OIL
P'"''' anu oi 9oo' 50 P''e"' as our I@ce"n
ships 10, s,,,o ~ o,,r .o,,,, ,,i,;.,..,
all know are too intoIlirort rot =, miami, ,l.o
value Of the Association, ,o,k, d,n,,ion, G,r
the permanent csl,uu,nt Of if nnj ,boo .oo
what beneficial results it will accomplish. Our
townsman, WILLIAM ". PECK ESQ.,, with a
lbcrahty that is most honorable to him. has al
ready given hundred dollars and rave it
when it was most needed, in the infancy Of .he
o,.a.,.;., ,,l.... ,.:.,l .I,,,.
"'''' nun "'' ID" '''
oc9l give d" ST'"g HF"S' lie Is entitled to the
thanks of the community as well as of Tie I.y-
ceu,p. and no has them vhoro ,ro ,,r,or. ,.o
doubt not who will ny,,,v :, ov,oro., m
ov.,,,,o
e"ti'P'e.
The following arc the officers Of the w.
~ l.I
5N"'
rroi. "Ni'OCh tIipNPS)N, PrtSmeld,
CuAs. =. WARp, flee Prcsr!cnt. I. : An,v.
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" Tia. Post says that ten. Pierce has
presented to Mr. BuueIied, editor Of the Con
cord Patriot beautiful -llycr-mouutcd cane.
lTa1F has peculiar P'"Ch,"t tor su-,s from
a STICK OF candy up t. d shllcldlI.