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The Handsboro Democrat. [volume] (Handsboro, Miss.) 1858-1878, 1859-03-01

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SHE CONES WITH FAutX FpcTsTEr
She cones with fairy footsieps.
softly their echoes hn;
And be- shodaw plays lie a summes shade
Across The gartrn wail
The roiden iieht is dsncing ifirit
fsid the niszcs of hcr hsir.
And her fair young iocks a.e waving free
To the weeiag of TIE air.
Likes sporting fiwn she b0undsth
So eleefuliy along.
AID - wiid young bird she carpIicih
tbs haf'en oia song.
The kanmer aowUss ore cisstc-iug tlliek
Around her dancing feet.
ARD On hsr eleok the summer hFceze
j. breathing ssft and sweet.
Tie very saniaan seems 70 linger
Above that holy bead,
And the " ia flowers, al her coming.
Their richest fragrance shed.
And Oh how lovely light and fragrance
Mfngic n the light withni
oh hos fondly do they nestle
Round the soul that knows no sin
She comes. the spirit q our childhood
thing Of mortal birth,
Yet hearing ssiil breath of heaven
To redeem her frcm the earth.
She comes in hrieht-rohcd Innocence,
Unsoilod b. blot or blight,
And passeth by our waywar'l path
4 glean af4ngel light.
Oh blessed things aye children.
The gifts Of heavenly love,
They stand betSixt our worldly hearts
And better things above.
They link ns with the spirit world
By purity and irath,
An1 keep car hearts siill fresh and yoang
VIII tie presence ol their youth.
The Handsboro Democrat. [volume] (Handsboro, Miss.) 1858-1878, 1859-03-01

CIacEIr CoUEr.-Meeis on the
Fugr.h Monday Of Nag and .Toreusb ?.
PRsasrE CoURT.-Meets on tie s.
oond Aoaday Of ersry aloat1.
BosRD OF PoucE.-Meets on the
FIRST horday Of JgnHasg TO organize;
on lhe Second Monday q -Nay 70 al
low insolveneies On the Third Monday
q Ortodsy % levy taxes; On the Firs;
M0Elav Of Nossm5er 10 hear objections
% Assessment; on the Third Monday
q -feren5sr fof regular business.
l. l. DAVIS, EEerk.
De0eubeF 7ih, IS l3-tf
The Handsboro Democrat. [volume] (Handsboro, Miss.) 1858-1878, 1859-03-01
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Joshua Jacobs.

Jssfi5e ~ dc Pcaef- Center Beat.
1TTuI he1 caars on the "a sstariay IN
w faeH maafh
oFf1lN-at hIs Residence.
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The Handsboro Democrat. [volume] (Handsboro, Miss.) 1858-1878, 1859-03-01

Ike, said a rusty old heaiMn of
tic desk, how 90 aairouou -
sure the distance % the
'Why, replied tile young aapcflls
they CESS a ore i9ur.4l iAe als-
tanee, and then mnllpy IS four.
The desk worm fainicl.
SUET TO krcoFgR 4 ERoNlsaa UewKY.
A Ncw Nofs -leF. ci ihh -ls. inss., ID
the Boston Transcripts Sass.
A daug Ter of f'll. Th1sre nlsFriei
Feuchmau, and ds iaeasc aasof shs
lady Gi.eaaaa.z oi ilie EnpsEss 81 3
picture uow GA exhibition hsFe, afpaars
ia the iedisial record as p.aiuifll ia a
suit brought hy l-r L aul aesssa.i e
10 recover tae promised dowrY ifaa & g
paifr. g1liflinf.
Some miseAae8ous wags one night
pulled dqWu 4 turner's sign. anl u
i over = lanye-'s door. ia'fha ia5rn-
ing it read. al sons u tasanr sal
lwisiin 'lo1a re
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D. C. Welborn.

ATTORNEY st LAW.
EIL-IsvIILE, MISS.
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CURES GUARAETEED.
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ROBERT FULLER,
John Henderson,
Rotericlr Seal,

ff.e4ner AVID Cselstlies AZ Lssr.
rSRAcF4eEzs Is tae Courts Of the Eighth Judi
- Aairess--PAss CHRIS srTAy. MISS.
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-11
New York, Feb. Q

The Annual Report of the Nova Scotia
Telegraph Company has been published and
distributed in this city. Ttappcars that the
annual receipts of the Company, less the
amount paid the connecting lines, were
100000; and that the repairing and the
working of the lines cost trinc over 81 900.
Other expenses have absorbed the whole of
the receipts, and the Directors say that the
profits of the Company nrc derived exclusive
ly from the Halifax Office. The Directors also
state that, with all their cndaavors and con-
slant wcarsomc attention, the expenses of
the line absorb all of the receipts
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-11
WASHINGTON, Feb.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l.
The House Committee on Commerce have
decided to report the Senate Fishing Bounty
Abolition Bill by vote of five against three,
MIR. Washburne being absent. An attempt
to amend by postponing the repeal for two
years was also lost, but will be urged IN the
House, and if carried, the Bill may fail be-
tween the Senate and House.
The details of the Mexican news by the
steamer at New Orleans are received. 1t
was stated at Vera Cruz that Gen. Miramon
would not accept the Presidency. but de-
cared in favor of the restoration of Zuloaga
This, it was stated, would cause Roble to
pronounce in favor of the Liberals.
1t was the universal opinion among the
foreigners that if the United States would
declare fer Juarez, the moral effect would be
so great AS to place that party in power with
in sixty days.
The House Committee on E.iltary Affairs
have decided against the Presidents recon-
mendation to establish military posts in So
nora and Chihuahua.
The Committee on Ways and Means dill
nothing to-day on the subject of the tariff.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-11
IN CIIANCjiKY.

THADDIrs r. FLErcuER,)
p,. Chittcndon Co. Court
HARnIsoS CRooKER and september Term, 1858.
PHGBE ANN CRooKEE.
w IEREAS, Thaddous II Fletcher, Of Bur
w linrton in said Chittcndon County, ha, fIed
in said Court his petition in writing, setting forth
that Harrison Croker and Phoebe Ann Crooker
wife Of said Harrison, both of Burlington. afore
said, on the I'd day Of February, A. u. 1872 duly
executed to said Fletcher mortgage deed OF
certain land situated in the Town Of Burlington
aforesaid and described MS follows viz; In A decd
from Archibald W. Hyde to said Harrison Croker.
bearing date the 10th day of June, 1884, and re.
corded in the 18th Book for recording deois in said
Town of burlington on page iSG, and is situated
on the north side Of North street. and is five rod,
wide east and west, and sixteen rods north and
south, and bounded on the south by North street
on the east by Charles Eussclrs land on the north
by land Of ono Long, and on the west by land If
one Dulhc-and Is the same piece of land whcn
the family Of said Crookcr now lives; conditioned
for the Payment Of six hundred dollars, specified
in a promissory noto dated frh - \. y. 1852.
and payable in two years from date, with interest
annually, which note is due and unpaid; and
praying that the equity redemption Of said Crook
err and wife in said premises may be forcclosel
agrcccaby to law.
And said petition having been duly entered in
said Court; and it having been made to appear to
said Court that the said Harrison Crookcr resides
without this State, and that service of said pc
tition has boon made upon him. it is ordered by
said Court that notice Of the tendency Of said petit
ton BIO given said Croker, by publishing tic sub
stance of said petition and this order, three weeks
successfully in the Burlington Free Press, the last
Of said publications to be twenty days before the
Term Of said Court to be begun and held at Bur
lington aforesaid, on the last Tuesday Of March,
A. d. 1852 at which Term said Harrison Croker
is hereby required to attend.
Dated Jan'y IS, 1859
J. 5. ADAMS, Clerk.
F. G.. HILL, Solicitor for Orator. w32w3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-11


The judiciary Committee of the Senate
have decided the Indiana case in favor of
Mcssrs. Bright and Fitch.
1t is now positively stated on the authori-
ty of the President that Secretary Cobb is
preparing communication to,Congress re-
commenting revision Of the tariff. Senator
Slidell says he would be willing to take the
tariff Of 1911 temporarily and indications
arc that a bill rcviving that bill can pass
the Senate.
Mr.. Yulec, Chairman of the Senate Com
mittee on Post Offices, is preparing.a bill for
Postal Reform. The proposition of uniform
increase of letter postage to five cents has not
been agreed on, desire being expressed to
have two rates. cents under 500 miles, and
cents over that distance.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-11
VI 4 |. Il Il rs.
ttu...t.D g.. 'tI!... AaAt.T.
Wednc w0Y, Feb. 9th. 1859.

a II - & - L.. "a 4 * ~ -.
W'ednc n.oY, Ftb. 9th. 1859.
At market 7i5 Cattle, COO Becves, and
LAG Stores consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows
DC, two, aul three years old Market beef
L IA, per cwt sc 5Oa 90 ; l.t quality, SC 75a
100; second quality, S. 5OaC co. third quality,
100; ofdi ly4oo.
Sforis-W orkins oxen, s70as0al5o per pair,
Cows and calves . 80 40 a CT. Ycarings
none. Two years old, 90 "a; tlreo years old
s2j 80.
Sheen AMI Lambs, 400 at market. Prices, in
lots 81 : 90 90; Extra and selections, So so
al 20 n c 90 500.
Swine, none at market.
Hides, 7aasc per h.; Tallow u asc per ID;
Pelts, 81 50al 10 each Calf Skins l3al4c per ID
Veal calves none.
REMARKs.--The quality Of cattle averaged bet
ter to-day than for several weeks. Sales were
quick at an advance for the best quality. Some
few pairs for % cts. per cwt. higher than our
quotations. Third and fourth quality as usual.
There lisa good supply of best qualty-sod hard.
sheep sold about the same last week, there vera
some of good quality. One lot from Toronto, CIV.
sold for about C per ID, live weight Some few
of the lot weighed $50 lbs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-11
ATEST FROM HAYTI. DEFEAT
OF SOULQOUUE's FORCE.
HOLMES HOLE, Feb. ,


schooner Marcia, arrived here last night,
m Cape Haytien 18th ult. makes the hl-
clng report OF affairs in llayti:
There had been hard fighting at St. Mares
land and sra the Emperor was forced Ia
reat with great loss the Republicans also
ping many lives in the encounters. The
act loss of either party Is unknown.
In The naval engagement, the Admiral and
leet had to retreat, with the loss OF
|iintopmast and other damages received
IN broadsides, and it was expected great
|,ny were killed on board the Admiral s
|is, which fired 1870 guns before bearing
(ay for Port au Prince, the fleet following
r. There were six vessels of war engaged
,e iorels On the Emperor's fleet were com
He'd to retreat t. the shore
lieiniorcements from all parts Of the Island
Pre- bound 10 Port au Prince to reinforce
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-11
Died..

In barnard, January 10, Martha A. Steven,
aged 20 years
In bradford, Jan. 10, Mr.. Samuel +. Eastman,
aged 50.
Also Jan. %, Mrs. Elizabeth Clark Merrill, aged
&C.
In Berlin, Jan. 9th, Mrs. Caroline N. Howard,
aged l3 years
In Cabot, Jan. 23l, Catharine Whitchcr. aged
%.
Also Jan. &c, Mrs. NJ, Webster, aged 80.
In Chittendcn, Oct. oath, 1858. Charles Raville,
aged %.
In Brandon, Jan, 3oth, Mis- Sarah Hale, age
70.
in st. Johnsbury, Jan. 80. s. W. sladc, Esq,
IN Montpelier, Feb. 9th, Joseph Reed aged
S.
In liardwick, Jan. %, Miss Rcbeeca Conant
aged co.
IN Lyndon Jan rs, Emorancy daughter of Mr..
Seth A. Fisher, aged %.
In Woodstock Jan. 27th, Darius Blake, aged
cs.
Also Jan. II, Mary Louisa Ransom, aged is.
Also Jan. 20, Mrs. Anstis Marsh. aged so.
In Taftsville, Jan. 81, Julius NJ. Sylvester,
aged 20.
In Rutland, Jan. 25, Mr.. George Sargent aged
CT.
In Washington, Jan. GOTH Mrs. Elizabeth Giles
pie, aged SIS.
In Washington Jan. 30, Mrs. Abigail Bliss,
wife Of Dea. Jacob Bliss, aged II years months.
In Willamsto own, Jan. 3Oth, Mr. Amasa W orth-
ington, aged 90.
At Pcachum, Jan. 81, Mr., Timothy Covles, aged
81.
At McIndoes Falls, Jan. "a, Miss Phebe Cham
berlin. aged "a.
In lrasburgh Jan. 10th, Mr.. Erastus Chamber
lain, aged rs.
In weybridgc, Jan. 81, sylvanus Hall, aged
So
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-11
WAsHlGToN, Feb.

proposition was started to-day by Mr.
Taylor Of La. to introduce bill susrcnding
for two years tho tariff of 1857, thus rcviving
the tariff of 1916. a good many Southern
members, heretofore opposed to any measure
looking to modification of the tariff have
agreed to this proposition of Mr.. Taylor. 1t
it understood that the President will veto the
Agric cultural College bill.
Mr.. Slidell declared to-day that he is de-
tcrmined to force the Cuba question to de-
bate and vote, and that If he cannot do so
on the thirty million bill he will move it as
an amendment t, one Of the general appro-
priation bills.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-11

| ----------------
c find the anecdote below in Frank Les
Marazine. with III, co,Iow;nr ;n.uo1
-. '"''''''''
'''n'fN
Certainly the Yankees and Ouolors 4,
nonopolizc all the sbrewdncss at ho ~ =.
there is in the worlJ Gil C'n, " s I;'
been cutter than Henry Stcvcne ~
of the British Museum in the followinc
lent o.
.identlv tbo editor Of tho ,,,oo.;r, ,
,u.u, ~. ,I. Co.. oN'"O was
Ter
LONG since Lo d;soorouod H. ',"I u
|hici gem in n n,cLoao Of nId .n piJ
IN bo ras ;" lteHa q, ola trash
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-11
liNhrON MARNr Ell.

EosToN, Feb. 7.
ILOU 1.-THE market is firm but demand mode
rate. salcs Of Western suTcrfne at S5,25a5, so /;
fancy "a scat extra Sc, 25aG, 80 for common, and
4o,5Oas 80 for family ard suleIior brands South
ern is in limited roquost. Sales Of fancy at STA
G,?j extra Sc,75a7,5O per bbl.
GBAiN-Coru is in moderate demand. sale, of
yellow at Statue white sCas7c per bu.hcl, Oats
are in steady d,mand. sales Of Northern and
Canada At toaGl per bush,l. Rye is h,d at 9Cc
bushcl.
FEONlSiOAS-PorEi ~ finn with moderate
dcunud. Salcs 81 prime al $Ii ,j0ll5 mess
$l3 11a.n ceat sud extra clear S2l ,0Oa22 per
hi, ca.h.uli iio.. Feet j. in limited request
Sales OF East,n and Wostcin mess and extra
u, f- at 9s.i0ai2,"0 per hi, cash and mos. Lard
j. Grm. Sale ia thls. at laal3 Sc kegs l4al4tc
per H., cash uud mos Hams ave selling at l0a-
lie Per H. cash ami mos.
W0JL--Narart firm FIR nil kinds OF Wool,
with q good demand The sales OF acncstic have
beeu about '00u1 He. at foac0c fer common to
good fleece, iDatcc for MOL to extra pulled.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-11

Geffrard. It was expected Soulouque would
not he allowed to enter the latter place. it
being surrounded by the army in camp.
In Cape IIayticn they have sold all the
coffee belonging to the Emperor ut auction.
4 Danish brig chartered by the Emperor to
load cofftc. called at the Cape, but being un-
able to obtain cargo, cleared under Rcpub-
lcan coors for Port-au- Prince, where it was
expected she would not be allowed to enter.
Business was improving between Cape
IIayticn and Port au-Princc f.; the latter place
was under arms when the MARGIN left No
mail was allowed to leave.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-11
CALIFORNIA NEWS.

The OVERLAND MAL.-Thc Supreme Court
of California had decided that the lcgisa-
turc has power to tax mining claims. Also
the law prohibiting Chinese emigration is
unconstitutional.
Adviccs from Oregon say that the portion
of the Presidents message relating to Kan
sas matter, is unhvorahly received there, on
the ground that the policy advocated would
rctard tho admission of Oregon into the
Union
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-11

The Hon. A. II. Stephens has written t.
his friends positively refusinga rcuomnatipn
to Congress,
New YoRK, Feb. \.
Steamship Asia with Llverp,ol date, to
Jan 22l arrived at New York Monday eve
ming. Warlike rumOrs continue, and not
withstanding peace assurances. the lat st
Continental Correspondence says confidence
in maintaining peace was losing ground
The British government, it il said, ha, re-
solved 70 take sufficient measures To- l,r"trct
English interests in Mexico.
The London Times editorially dnnounccs
John Nuscnt's Manifesto to Americans in
British Columbia.
The British Minister at Washington was
to he instructed 10 urge the opening e Amer
lean Coaetiug Trade to British s.s.'.r, IN -
turn for like concession from blIa,u.
The London Daily Mars says that prussia
has signIicd to France that she w,Ii lu,s, noJ
with inditf renee, hut with great unxaty, 90
any unpruyokod attack on Austria by France.
Preparations of Il warIkc character were
continued in France, There had bona litr:lai
recnrr, renee OF panic on the Paris BoDs.. It
was reported that an offensive and def nsicc
alliance had been concluded between Franc.
and Sardinia.
Letters from reliable authority from Milan
says there was not the least chance Tor insur.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-11
[ADAME BlscAcciANri IN BuRLtvGToN. w

fADANE BIscAcciANri IN BuRLrNGToN. We
with pleasure in tHt Boston papers 1t few
+ sine, the announcement that Mr.. Bush.
agent of Madame Blsciccmn;i. had irlt
t city to arrange for . >cti.s of conc rts
Burlington, Montreal. Quebec, Toronto,
aad we now. with greater pleasure, are
Z t. announc: that the arrangements for Il
cert by this grca. vocalist in this ,lace
definitely coHr,"trl. and that she will
in the Town Hail on Saturday evening
We have a lively remembrance of the de-
|it with which we listened to Madame
|caccian,i in Boston eight years ago, and
a, xyp>itt quality of her voice, and Of
intensity and abandon of her expression.
h has since then spent seven years abroad,
now raturn' again to this country after
,'o # European triuinphs. of which some
may he gained from the following cx-
non Il long article which appeared in
| ~. Petersburg Gazette. ON the occasion
~ last appearance at the Italian Opera
hat city, in Lucia:
rhis appearance of Nine Discacciauti before
|uhlic OF st. Petersburg was for her the occa-
ni a complete triumph The audience, com.
/ "l the olitc Of society, recalled fourteen
L bi.orc the curtain the eminent prma donna
81 hprs ,.f h.. I,.,,. q e
pitscutltior, and many times gave the signal
piausr. rhc following day Mime d. received
the Emperor It magnificent diamond necklace
r. value of COCO francs, ilattcring rciuu-
Fiuh Tor her having sung q short time before
p ot the court concerts"
er voice is now purer and stronger than
as we are informed, and cannot doubt
reading the following from the Prori-
+ Journdl--a paper which never talks ut
\ lon about anything.
'c7 delicious soprano voice has the same pure,
lic ring, clear and penetrating, as formerly,
| 4 and polished now to the highest degree Of
ton, and her execution of the most lorid
|illcult music of the day leaves nothing to be
Pa. There is no artistic in the country at this
Who can equal her in her peculiar line of
Her delightful rendering of "Caro nome"
Ncrdff li.:ulctto, and Schubcrt's sercnadc,
ne long remembered here as indispensable
lies If brilliant execution, delcacy and re.
tent of taste aud expires ion"
adamc b., will be assisted by her hus-
4 who i, Il master of the vivlinccllo, and
Their eminent artists. vocal and instru-
|tal. and her concert will undoubtedly he
vent in the musical history of Burlins-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-11

( 'oNrEMPLATING n change in our bushes,
" VIC shall offer our ENTIRE STOCK Mt
greatly reduced prices until the first day of March
next. Many styles Of Goods will be sold at great
sacrifice, to close them out
The Public will now have an opportunity to buy
all kinds of DRY GOODS AND CARPETS
very low; and wo invite the patrons Of the
B l. + II 1 V f.
to call in tiino to some of the best bargains
Doubtless there will he a curiosity to know what
the change is to bc--it shall be announced in duo
time; meanwhile we shall he mum on the subject.
TERMS CASH ONLY.
n. PECK, JR., 4 co.
Burlington, jan 10, 1859. dav
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-11

rcction. It was stated that the sending of
troops from AUSTRIA had been suspended.
The leading journals of Germany were ex-
cccdingly violent in their attacks on the
French government, and urged the ncccssi-
ty of a perfect understanding between Prussia
Austria and the German States
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-11
POST OFFICE ESTIMATES.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Z,
The Postmaster General will send to Con-
grcss his estimates Of receipts for the next
fiscal year, amounting to seven and half
millions. Estimated expenditures seventeen
and half millions, leaving deficiency for
tho next year Of ton millions in that one
department
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-11

JUDAH T. AINswORTH,s ESTATE.

"E TIE SUBSCRIBERS, having been ap-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District Of Chittenden, Commissioners to
receive, examine and adjust the claims and dc.
mands of all persons, against tho estate Of Judah
TAinsworth late of Medina in tho State Of Ohio,de.
ceased, represented insolvent, and also all claims
and demands exhibited in Offset thereto; and six
months from the day of the date hereof, bcing al
lowed by said Court for that purpose, we do there.
fore hereby give notice, that we will attend to the
business of our appointment, at the dwelling of
Georec Ashley in Milton, in said District
on the second Wednesdays of June nnd July next,
at 10 o'clock A. VI. en- each Of said days.
Dated this 25th day Of Jan. A. d. 1859.
HECTOR ADAMS,
BENJAMIN FAfRClliLD, : Com.
JONAH SWAN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-11
LUCY VI. ALExANDER's ESTATE.

AYE TIE SUBSCRIBERS, having been ap.
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Cour,
for the District Of Chtt,ndcn, Commissioners to
receive, examine and adjust the claims and demand,
of all persons against the estate Of Lucy NJ. Alex
andcr, late of Wlliston, in said District, deceased
represented insolvcnt, and also all claims and
demands exhibited in Offset thereto; and six
months from tho day Of the date hereof, being
allowed by said Court for that purpose, we do,
therefore, hereby give notice, that we will attend
to the bushes. of appointment, at the dwelling
of Jonathan Alexander, in Williston, in said Dis
trict, on the sth days Of March and August next,
at 10 o'clock A. M, on each of said days.
Dated this Sth day Of February, A. ID. 1859.
CHAUNCEY W. BR0WNELL, Commits
33w3 EDWARD BROW ELL, sioncrs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-11
TRENTON. n. j. Feb. 2

Both Houses of the Legislature have by
strong vote adopted emphatic resolutions
against Quarantine at Sandy Hook, and
instructing the Senators and Representa-
tives of New Jersey in Congress to oppose
action to that end by the General Govern
ment
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-11
News Of the Week.
BY Telegraph to the Daily Free Pre-.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Q

WASHINGTON, Feb Q.
The vote in the Committee of Commerce
on Clay's Senate Fishing Bounty-Abolishing
Bill stood three to three, some members being
absent The Chairman will call special
meeting on Friday to consider the subject.
Senate. The Secretary of the Navy trans
mittcd, in accordance with Mr.. Wilson's
Resolution, statement of all contracts 1t
was ordered to be printed
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UNDERUILL ACADEMY,

S. l.. BATES A. B. Principal,
VTNHE SPRING TERM Of this Institution will
i commence on Thursday Feb. cath, and con.
tinue eleven weeks. A full board of experienced
teachers will DO employed so that the pupils in
each department will receive more than ordinary
attention.
Board in good families 81, so to sl,7S.
For particulars In regard to tuition &c, apply
III. BosTwIcK,
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