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A ViNDIcATIoN OF MY POSITION on THE Ne.
BRAsKA BILL, &c, &C.


~ ALL ""o HAVE TIE TINE AND iscLisArfos 10 READ
HEsRICo, Nov. 80, 1854
short time since addressed a letter to nv poli;ics
friends 10 New Jersey, who proposed to celebrate the ri
umph OF the Wing party in that State over their dsuo
cratic opponents, which seem, to have excited tho
meas and gall OF the editor of the Elqrircr (wbose
ssults upon me, arc very much ike Monsieur Tonso,,
viss to degree OF extravaganza little ahor Of trenzv
Tor the hundredth time, be people Of Virginia ara In
formed that am free soier aud abolto ns, and q,
enemy to the Sout5, aud might suppose the SAFETY
the State aud all the slaves therein were epdnpstej b,
my evil michiuations
NOW, hope it will he understood tina. have no pur
pose OF defending myself from any such siIIv abu,L
ridiculous charges these; they arc nI,orctlsr
o consideration or notice; It certain spn tbat ,oc
contingency isnniicpatd, by which my nano N az ma,
pby IN some short time be brought sgin bcforc m.
public, aud this IL "anchor tbtogn tn ,ndy,,J y r. =.
the same game that they have failed 10 p,y ,no
every member Of the Wig party, whose pos,ion p"
oeteu MN an oDfc OF dftai to the democracy or Af
worthy OF waste OF powder, this certainly is
with the same paper, Mr. Clay Icroded lIefoI az A.,
aboltionisl-Gcn. Harrison one of the deen.., de,
Gen. Taylor with his hundred slaves was mo hc, n
quite 40 good-and Gen. Scott worse than the obc
three combined; short tho Only sound safe ard ,ei
bile nen that the South could select 10 pres 10 over m
dcstnies aud guard tho "pecnlr Insiitution WA Mac,
tin Van Bnren, "the Northern with Southern pin-
ciplcs" Lewis Cass Of "Suui,tcr Siycrripnty po,t,,
aud the Consistent aud iniIbc Franklin P,etco VIII,
planted HE administration upon the passage Of measure
which IN HE o@n hnguage-wis "a proposition In
favor of freedom. aud whicl "foroycr to etcIudc
tho adm'sivu Of any slave States" ,ruy ii. In
qu'rcr has nreyrd it'eli Prophet, aud nor, ttfu
"second Utnirl came to ji5gmsut"-i. hIs eve,
the people Of V,rs1ii apniiint rct-on to cor GIL,
hereafter IN ire rccpumcrda one who may Dut lie
trusted with soutDeIn r,.hs AID SJnih.in ircic,. and
i au-t say iu al sircery tiu g,-a,lv pr"Gr r, bp
'Sh;sd course Il Nat p,er S.ouiI cJa,u.d as i.
''JAdt to mt f''let 'hii - si1a.d aeje's, tie sht
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SU- MUriixais' BsthAsr tsAsTsss-rh... elo,hs have
nov attained an established anordus only ,sr-
feet protection arain. and preventive OF the s,.s,
nieton, aArnxREp Bn1Asr.
Mothers should bear In mind that these Cohs
Intended TO cure the breast when risen; but
pesent this eatasrophe, which they certainly vii do
Mohs therefore, Who have the least fear
s'h breast should not walt iii threatened for
10 meet emergency.
used a. directed they viii speedily dlsspAts
on OF TIC breast aAy eney all pain arising other
sndrr the breast soft and pAbie
ee And now q the milk which resyes
and asoida the possibility VI = GArnkRkp RaKAsr.
hoshss have assured that they
comfort In wearing these cloths constantly period
Sn,eh the nov OF milk 10 most dnncult and irregular.
NO one has found kpov whilst nm
the contrary tHoc esteemed Of
value oy hundreds who have them.
They are perfectly convenient
% or garments and may be applied
- remittance q accompanied By IL cent. vo,,h n,
poske STAMPS gill the prompt b, mail Of
p.r Of these Cloths TO part Of the United stAtes
They are 70. sale exelusiveiy by
10 ADlE d GRAY, Wholesale and Retail Agents,
81 lN Main street. Richmond, vrsinIa.
them. -f -'A sseon'pany
wHlrsnuRsrs GRAND DAauERREorYpE ENrsRpRI,r !.
going ahead Ia WAsiapRtnn, d. drawing r,o,s
aereo ype worth - will not delay senins by main inn
to Whttehursts Gallery, ~ Main street. Richmond Va r,n
Their address In turn they viii mall rern, .n
Ting them TO nne DaEuerreoype hi, 0al.,I,. na -
Interest In the property decided WILMINGTON IN
distribution. ,ot
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pRANisG 4 KSITg.-Pdtrck Mcneil, the wines, in the
case oi Jnn the property Of Mr.. WIN. Noel who be.
lore the Mayor Tuesd,y charged with attempting to
cut ko'enheim with knife, on the 2lst inst, eI-
smined yeseidiy.
lie SAID, that while engaged Ia the delivery Of some
birclsOn the 2lst inst the house Of Rps nhc
Broad street, h. observed the accused dragging Mr. 10
senbem from his door into the street, having hold OF hi.
cat with one hand, while no beat him with the oter.
Another negro friend Of Jms, stood behind Rossnheim
aud administered isonal blow lie (uitnes) seeing
they were beating white ~, hasened his relief a,
"a be approached them observed the negro drawing
khe from his pocket. RoseDhcim made effort TO ar
rest tho hand 40 II raised from Il pocket aud in the
tusse received cut on the wrist. He (~ncs) rush d
up aud forced the knife from tho fellows gasp Ito aided
In drtauing him I'll an officer had got there.
lie was sent Oh to tho next term Of tho Court Of Illus
Iings TO answer for this offence.
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fisis0 GUS.-A young mtn named Jas. ODDS
was brought before the Mayor, yestcrdIy, charged
with t'ing oil gun, near the house Of Mr. Wm. Wing
field, Oh Leigh street, Tnesdiy morning Mr. Wingfoi III
observing this person his lot with double barre, guu
in bis baud at full cock, cautioned him TO lea We biz pr
mses. lie refused to do 50, aud threatened 10 compe
him TO leave he did do readily Mr w. fearing
that injury would result TO member Of hi, family
who about the lot from the accidental discharge u
the gun sent for All officer TO take the fellow away. lie
was very drunk, and might be apprcbcnded The COLI
tents Ol Of the burels Of accidentally While
the messenger was absent In search Of officer. jun
changed quarters, aud betook himself to Goddin tavern
on Brook Avenue, where he arrested by officer r
ior lie appeared in Court fully equipped with tho vari
Gus appeudigcs Necessary for shooting excursion.
good brha'ior. lie resides near the toll gate on the
branch road. The bail was no; given when left III,
EnIfi.
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TRysrissso.-Corucliu slave, the property OF Mr..
VIM RJbnson, was brought before the Mayor Jcser-
day. charged with beiug drunk aud to'pissng on Mrs
Perrin, Who resides the Of Duvsi aud Adams
streets.
Tho fellow endcavored TO iorco his way into Mrs P's
house, but being focd IN that attempt took the
Threshold ard feel asleep. Officer Tyler being sent
Tor FASTENED to the house. and finding Cornoy tcposng
tho door, stirred him up, aud ordered him prepare for
march, llc asked who IL was that dared to interrupt
him 10 such way; and berg questioned by tho officer u
he knew TO whom he talking, he answered ycs and
fan.ly told him he Bad man. Simultaneously with
ts remark, he put his hind into his pOcket and officer
Tyler convinced OF hs ability To stay aUy effort OF the fol.
low To uc him, quietly awaited the return Of the hsnd
TON the pocket. fnn search fjr wo,pon was msde 10
vain, for appearei he bad There manifest
intent u d, ujIry " the means were available.
lilo was taken to the cage. aud yesterday ordered TWEEN
~ 10y tho Mayor for his good disposition aud kindness In
VISITING Mrs. Perrin.
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named John. the properly OF o. rsyIes v.s dssIsd 9Th
some cabbage In his possession. which he stos from
young man named wn. Whitlock. vegetable dealer In
the Lover Market. lie we promptly hauled or, And the
Mayor upon hearing the charge, ordered him ten.
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FI-hiHED.-A man named Timothy Mcmahon got
drunk Tuesday, offended w 'lam Butlc, aud got well
whipped. WhIe tho batter he got warrant aud
had Bii arrested. The matter TO have been nvcsi
gated beoic the Mayor yesterday, but Tim failed to
appear, being still the spree. The dismissed
at the cNmnaIunnl'a
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I'D.

AZ her residence In hanchester seth Inst hrs RzA.
,i Ia =, nssNLsrs, In III. 18th year Of her are.
Her mend and aeQiaintAnees william stroth-
rsqesied Church.
In Manchester, to.day, the Seth, ut - o'cloek.
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SnooriSG.-The case of WIN. II gilman, charged with
shooting Edward A. Holmes, Moniay last, near the
ousc of Mr. Noses B,mch. Charch Ill., further
conlinuei by the Mayor, yesterday, until Saturday
mex, ~ tho abscnce Of Holmes, tho complainant, who 10
absent fon the ely.
HO!cnan admitted TO bail in the sum Of $lOQ lie
IL al OLD. ctepit man, aud whom would consicr
incapable Of net Oi this kind "Fcar him whom I'd
niukclh"
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TgALISG CADnAgE-Wniic the Myers Court was
sesSOu, yesterday morning, a coi1rcd fellow
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wAfo."
Articles written sides the paper published
This 70 OF long standing. ought to be ALL aud wilt
In dpa ted from tusry notice, exceeding eight
lines charged for advert ements.
Communications will be charged the adlertise-
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DARING 0rrRAoE.-About halt past s o'clock on Sat-
urdaH night las' Mr. Francis 0arven Waterman al the
new Gs works at Rockets. observed negroes while
on dny going towards the works and ping their course
soneshat in the direction Of the wood pile He called
after them but no reply made, and az he advanced
one OF the party discharged pistol him. the contents of
which seemed 10 him to have passed clos. hi, hip
Believing that the 'e or had exhausted bis amuuon BY
this discharge or il not that bc would reach HIM before
any further preparation could DO made no IN ,de rush
p~a'd' hun, aud he got within few PAGES OF him the
daring scoundre told him stand Of he would drive
this-rcierng to second sho-through his damn heart,
Udauned b. this threat, he pursued the chase and with
out encouutcrng any further difficulty succeeded cap
turing the fellow. His associate, u coor,d man named
John Frazer, hired to Mr. Wm rsliaerro, made his es
cape.
With the aid of others, who his assistance on
hearing the shot, hc succeeded in securing the fellow VIII
discharged the pistol lie had in his posse ssion double
barrelcd pistol barrel Of which, upon rIanina on
found 10 be loaded, the oher being Discharged e
iiatey before his Ills TO he
John save the property Of ar. John Farrar hired
the co pits
lie brought before the Mayor yesterday and or.
dcrcd Thirty nine. His Honor directed that he DO brought
before HIM again Cd Saturday.
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"At!ONs.-wc have hand three new Wagons, one Q
w hor,e and two horse, which will b. toid
upon carly application. sMlTH 1 ROBERTS Ez,a
n Pear
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Por CRicEEss-A youth named James O'Donnrll W as
summoned before the Mayor, yesterday, charged with
iirng oil pop crackers, Oh Cary street., last Monday
lie pleaded ignorance OF the ordinance relating 10 such
ohrees and was therefore discharged. Wachman 81 -
who reported hun stated that he desed on being inform
ed OF the illegally Ut such practice.
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M hNrED.-A White Chamber Maid for the en-.
w suing yisr. Apply SMITH 4 ROBERTS.
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LOCAL NE y \.

brought beiure tho Mayor, yesterday, charged with
stealing apr OF pant blooms, yesterday morning fm
Lewis Sanvsen, u Jew, on Cary street.
The statement Of Vanvcen WAS that the aroused called
into hs store, on Tuesday uight and asked perm sion to
take shelter III his house that night Vanvcen inf rmc
him that he had no accommodation suit him. but said
he would endesvor to get place Of refuge for him
rather than that he should remain out during the
lie accordingly went 10 the American eabes and obtained
permission OF the negroes in charge Of il for Jesse to
main there Tor the night As he conducted the negro Tn
the stable he learned from him that he TO the CITY TO
purchase clothing for his wife, erc lay tho secret Of
Vanvecns accommodating dispostion) lie promised to
purchase OF him the following morning whatever he
needed
Abou, o'clock yesterday morning. vanveen called
at the stable door, and raped up his customer lie
entered.
Some articles were bought and bundled up but the
negro On searching Tor his money found lie had uone
told Sanveen he had left il at the stable ordered the
bundle To DO laid aside until he would return with IN,
cash. He thereupon left the aud 10 few mnutcs
the disappointed store keeper followed max his vnr
to the stable Of course lie there discovered that cseee
al not called, ~hereupon occurred him that he
stole pair Of paniaoous hs leaving the store fur
Their search deemed ssary, and he forthwith bur
ried to the Danvle Railroad depot arrest the fellow
beioe he should leave in the On his return after
vain search he met jesse and Immediately arrested
him. The poor Tel o~ ried this pected event
proercd two dollar and half gold piece to be rels.s
cd. That not sufficient, and he hauled TO the
cage. the jew retaining the amount given him. He hsn
ded it the Mayor yesterday the negro having pre-.
vously mentioned to Of the officers he had given
him what he had for the purpose referred to.
The Mayor discharged HIM.
The money was returned to lessee who left reoiced n.
having escaped punishment.
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INON RENTA good Basement the residence
II suh'tter, South West Of Main And s streets II 10
very suitable for tho oacc Of professional gentleman Apply
the premises, or to
de'S-S, J BROWN in.
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OSf-L',t at the Pc esburg depot, Richmond
IL day last, either in the
2 me~ieie IN kehmond dark MOROCCO PORT MON
ME, with nqlarer Of agile gold
se2s-2ls - " " 80
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-06-02


TUESDAY,, May %.
Stat. v, Thomas n. Wilson, information for 'cl-
ling ,;ouor. Verdict not guilty. Underwood and
Hard for state Phelps and Chittendon for Respon-
dent.
WEDNESDAY, May rs.
oliver ct ux. vs. Powers. Trespa's n # arms, for
throwing forty gallons of dirty water upon the per-
son of the female plaintiff.
Defence, that only 10 gallons were thrown, and
that this was a necessary hydropathic treatment for
a violent and chronic disease with which the said
female plaintiff was afflicted, to wit, calling the dc.
PENDANTS wife a variety of names, indicating some
relation between her and some Of the ladies Of an
cicnt Babylon.
The investigation of the details Of this case, has
occupied the Court and Jury, and the learned Coun-
sci, since yesterday afternoon. 1t was concluded to-
day. Verdict for Plaintiffs damages one dollar
Mr.. Underwood and Mr.. Peck for plaintiffs Mr..
Chittcndcn and Mr.. Maynard for Defendant.
Thompson v Prouty, the next and last Jury cause,
was then heard verdict for Defendant. Under
wood and liza I'd for Plaintiff Mr.. Maynard and Mr..
Edmunds for Defendant.
The Jury was then discharged for the term. The
Court will probably rise on saturday.
This Court having occupied all the time allotted
to it by law, adjourned on saturday.
Although a great deal of business has been trans
acted, but little has been finally accomplished so as
10 diminish the number of cases on the docket. and
the November Term will open with an accumulated
budget.
Our anomalous system, allowing each party to re-
view his cause, and thus have two full jury trials
upon the same issue, makes it next to impossible to
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D .

In Andover, May 6, Isaac B. Pettingill, aged Is.
Also May ., Miss Mary Jane Green aged, Is.
InBennington, 18th inst, Mary L. daughter Of
Geo. D. and Mary T.. L Harrington, aged 1 years.
In Brandon, 9th inst, Caleb Knovlton, aged II.
In Cabot, May Is, Chauncey C. Brown, aged 30.
In Charlcston, May 5th, Susan Maria, wife of Mr.
Albert Chcsley, aged 20 years.
In Clarendon, goth inst, Esther, wife Of David
Billings, aged n.
At Conneaut, Ohio, 18th inst, Edward Dyer, Of
Fa irhavcn, aged 81.
In Dorset, Julius X. Sheldon, aged about is.
In Enosburgh, April 26th, Lcwi, IL. Hcrrick, aged
30 years.
In ~IIardvick, April 18th, Francis Josephine Nor
ris, aged II.
In f%lartlond, May, 18th, Aurelia NJ. sturtevant,
aged ls.
In Hydopark, 10th inst, Nathaniel Young Hyde,
aged u.
In Jamaica, May It'll, Nathan wyman, IL.
In Montgomery, May 4th, Mrs. Elizabeth Ripley.
aged &C.
Also May 18th, Dexter Carpenter, 81.
In Putncy, May 10th, Mr. Abel Wilson, 10. March
18th, Mrs. Abel Wilson, II.
In Rirton, May sth, Mrs. orinda Larned, aged IS.
In Rowe, Mass, May 18th, Mrs. Dix, daughter of
MIR. Ebenczer Stone Of Wilmington, VT, aged 81.
In Sheldon, May sth, Mrs. Anna Goodscll, aged
So.
In Springfield, 23d inst, Miss Mary Jane Taylor,
aged II.
In st. Johnsbury, May 10th, Mrs. Alice Emerson,
aged %.
In STAFFORD, MAY I'd. Mrs. Susan Hayes, aged 25.
In sutton, May 18th, Samuel S%palding, a Revolu
tionary soldier and pensioner, in the Goth year of
his age.
In Swantou, on the 18th inst, John Smith, in the
47th year of his age.
In West Windsor, May 18th, Mr.. Benjamin F.
Ransom, aged 81.
In Woodstock, on the 23d inst, Mrs. Lucia F.
Damon, aged 81. Also the oath inst, Emily Louisa
daughter of Mr.. Runa Lamb, aged 10. Also the 2lst
inst. Joseph I. Mckenzie, aged 1 years.
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Telegraphic Report of the Cam
bridge Cattle Market.

Reported for the Weekly Free Press.
Thursday, June |
At Market 534 cattle, all beeves No Stores
consisting of Working Oxen, Cows and Year
lings, two and three years old.
Market Beef.-Extra per cwt % quick
First quality Q, Second do 81. Third do 8,
Hides per cwt SGT.
Tallow 81 a 50.
Pelts 81 a l,S7.
Calfskins ID cents per lb.
Veal Calves, s5A, 81, 6a7.
Ordinary ID, a q.
Stores-Working Oxen, no sales, all want
ed for beef.
Cows and Calves-S3O, ga, SO, 80, Al, AZ,
so, rs a 80. II at Market.
Three years old-S52, Sc, So, 81, 65, e.,
II, "a a 1902.
Sheep and Lambs-l2ls at Market-more
than half Lambs. Extra, S6,4O, 7 a 10. By
Lot, S34, 81, 81, a 50.
RENARks.-The Market opened yesterday
tuesday as soon as the first cattle train
arrived, and almost all the stock was disposed
off before IL o'clock to-day. The whole stock
was excellent, and worthy of particular com
ment.
Mr.. Philbrick of Rye, n. H., had 70 head
of handsome beeves. Mr.. Hooton from Og-
densburgh, n. Y, had l04 head of fat still
cattle, fed by Messrs. Averill & Edgerton.
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II. G1"@r.r iD'ch Ds.,y.ay

a.: Gs.Y.F jwtClL D3.,yDgy
Dr., Isr-clv, Of Ac4-JrJ, llas7.
Vt A- d%f.c,rcr.l ia ole Of our +'.a4-n pa'tpe
It wsc', p remedy tLat cure.
iEHVlEftD OF FI'fCH.
Fr.u ~. w., g rtlt1 a ur - ,.',0'H F,HJ''
Iic l.s ,licd 81 in over two t'"'t'1 c"ses, ana
never failed except iu two, tboth thunder hnM'r)
IL has now in ni, session over five hundf'I
certificates Of lbs value, all within tNeaty mics 'l
Boston.
Abelefti s always experienced from the drstb't-
tie, AMI q perfect cure i' warranted when taken &c
coriins 10 the directions.
Two bottles is warranted to cure n nursing so,c.
mouth.
oae TO three bottles will euro TIE worst Md Of
! pim rlos IN tie face.
Two or three bottles will cure the worst kind Of
biles.
Two bottle, is warranted to cusc tie woist aanket
In tie mouth nad stomach.
Three 70 five bottles Is warranted r. cure the wort
case ~ rrJ.i 1oins.
oao to two bottle, Is warranted t'-1rY all La'neT'
Two + ,tis- /. warra7ted to euro running Of the
ears r-j il0t.los among the hair.
Four T. ia bottles Is warranted to euro corrupt
AMI runuiI' rI-H,7.
one r,tte will cure az ,y %cruo'..os Of the Shin.
Two g., three b,t.'es. is varr,at Ito cure tho w"tst
Two =. three j,'.'s. is warranted to cure the most
r..oa to six t.,3s ie v,ia7'r1 to cure salt
H." etAtJa BOTTLE, will cnro ,as w.'t case e
vo,.,o hooks 60 f-grparl,c -, t',.e vio hovs IA
vain ? icI ul tie o@onlor'ul nc+la.5' No. tho 'T,
nstlHtn common weed. c-uniut n' a." ra''n'''
md ano.r nd stone wrli.. ico'd c0o efeIy 10.
NOR iu tine .t,m, gct j. isuow rz I'''f. Jiy'u
have a humor it hns . -'7rt. Il.r' gre H' III Ghl
and. huns or has, about it' S'i'i z s'h1e Gaze ~
mot yao.s. : pcddlei over q the aud h.'''es o. y;
in thn vicinity Of f. ton. know t''' 't. % "'"
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Newport. Apply by letter or otherwise, to
JOSEPH BRADF0RD,
NEWPORT, R. 7.
April -, 1854. wiGw3