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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-16

WE o:cr iOr sale privately d ,rIc; of lsuI lying u ~
w county Is: Rockingham, y. G.. about tSen;!ss,
mI!r- above bsfsii!r, Va, and three below LcsAsvI.-, y
e.. containing; Fifteen Hundred and sixty Nine aefe,. T..
Iagi -NieaI, within q lev Hundred ard, 81! Dan ..st-
which i, -, !s,t.- &" n.us!Nr. an! !, Ia TIE lear FOL: .
celebrated section o.cDgn;ry sailed tie Meadow = Zoe,
!asiau.' lille. gently rolling, of h darn red color. aui =
particular. adapted 1, he production OF the finest .oba,s.
and w.-.,. About on hall uf the tract 4, Ia original -
~, hca,.ly ~tiu.b-r-j, with an abundant supply u ,hy be-
plant land. aud every par u Il /. vel "a;ergt.
r.. society i, a. good -, any In th- country. Methods
Baptist. Episcopal and Presbyterian Churche, are a. ,o..
yrairui, aud is the town Il L~-ak,yi!!r, besides 4 iass- sr'
ton factory there ~. nfli,, >.oY; AID stores o! every ~
%,egiitiOn.
In addition both coa! and iron are found or +, a.. il :or.,
part u ,tc L. ,k-.ll.- cor. Eeli, 20 which the las; Le.t,,,
tgre %. North Carolina chartered q railroad, and SA.,.
without douht VIII b.. bull, and ;AG, open 81. mineral =.
sources of :h,. couairy.
Tss4s.-Any reasonable zine gwen 70 tie parch..,F-
tie purchase money heia: s,i-L-ctygi'y occurred, al ~.
.aterr.f ~proirr'ly paid. Persons ".-t!Eg 20 hear r9.e e..
hi lsaI Si!t iitrr-, e.ti-r oft.. undersigned.
JOHN +. ( L.AEk,
TAic0'., Z. %, Charlotte c., ".
v. H. SINS.
Jane ";-,t: Clover Depot. Halifax Co. "a
Nj. { g. Terry. living on the LAID. wi, show !. 90 ~,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-16

liINDIIU md SINII-FOJN ND 4 HhLF A'kfN
- TIE cot MITES 90 CHESTERFIELD AND fvh
HiTAN. - SWIFT Green, On Ilik LINE or InF
RICHMOND AND pANIllLE RAILROAD, EIGiiIEE'
NILS F:UM RICHMOND. fpt >tik.
WE are .t:L1E;ci 20 srll ;he shove Farm. IL con;a',
w -. mere, ~ which, II : .'iinaiei, 10 acre. a.
..r,il. re, < ani branch Hat, and the remainder ia old IT,.
jinr. youa: oaa, poplar. walnut ana a-h. lie bGiiil1.a
on ~. place CONSIST Ol q framed hog,t, with three rocu'
or The lower roor, aal three attic room, much oct Cd! 3,
pair. a good siauary. with III poles FOR tobacco, - good %
h.c,o BAN and = mUl house conE"rtib!" !nic = 'obA.t
barn, u, Ike hoL,". corn EOu'c, and tilre" negro cabin,
Tier i also Oh the yIac. au a~hunIAuce ~ good :Ilr
one tnd quarter iuU'- from : steam saw mill, and 20 at.n
dance ": rT-t rate plan: Land.
Mr. II. y. rse-. ia" r.nic: U:tht land, Will show ]; % per
sous wishing 10 .tH i.
A. the 0wI"r rr-!les zoo remote t-or. the farm e slve t
h- personal attention, lie b, ANXIOUS 10 sell, anu MI naL
the term. OF payment remarkably liberal, say one muf't
cA-h. balance ~ one, ;~o and tIres yam, bearing .a'cfra
properly secured.
GuDpIN 4 AEPFRsON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-16
FROM WASHINGTON cITT

WAsnNGToN. Aug. l4-Secretary Thotnp
son has gone TO the White Sulphur Springs
Secretary Floyd Is now at the Red Sweet Sui
phur. Letters state that his health is impro
wing. Only three Of the heads Of the De
partnents are now here. viz: Cass, Touccv ant
Holt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-16
VALUABLE FARMS For SALE
WOODSTOCK FOR SAL

-.W OODSVOSh FOH SAT-.
INTENDING 10 remove 10 Richmond, 1 on-r Tar SAL -
l. vately, my farm, well known =. Woodstock. Woods j,
Is situated about I'VE miles belOs Richmond, and les, ~,
4 mile from the York River Railroad. on the N,s 49,
road, adjoining the lands Of DR.. John L. Uarne:t .ad oL.a
The farm contains 80 acres; iJ acres oi which are 4.
tlmbered With oak and pine, about lAJ acres sr Chi.
hominy low grounds, easily drained, aud the renAipd,r /,
arabic high lands, In at improving condition, protue
we'll thu crops Usually cultivated IL his rr,foI. su,h :
wheat, corn. oats, lay, &c. Tobacco Is cultiy aisd by ,.,,
raj Y. Ey ~Er!sibors.
Woodstock !. one 81 the most commanding situation,
Eastern Virginia. TIE residence being located OF . bs.
ti.u! cIR!nence, comasEd, . LI- and lovely view o:,h- a.
rounding country f"T niles AROUND. The lmproy.m-rE,
are all Kew. The dwelling which la. been corpI,,.t 10
IN he last year, Is e large two story wood hou,. b.vr,
beea bull: OF ;!e best material, and planned with an .y, ;
i.s:c, comfort ALL convenience. Il CONTAINS seven L..
rooias; two large store rooUs ard I've closets. The 49,.
Is covered With tin, and has been recently painted r,,,.
naiy AMI internally, In the most modern style. Tha,,
also an onlce 10 The yard, with two rooms IN Il, TIE an,
!oG,es, such as kitchens, quarters, barns. stables. ac A..
all new. The place abound. In springs, sufficiently ,orr.
hieii, oi rs pure water IS any In the state. Beside. 40 "
apple orchard, there Il 4 young apple and peach cfci,-
ga the place. The proximity o. tn, farm TO Elchuart
r,Hdsrsi' particularly valuable lnd t..ifarl az! Z,
toia that such r farm. combining El TIL siyau,..,. y P.
conv-u.uce-, is offered IN msrSr..
.y -onin .,n, pr. Epys:er. who reside. on he p-.esl..,
all AXE picisurr Ia =No.!ng :. 20 any ou. who nay w.L,,
,es il.
III, plrc!,-er can have ~ privilege - seeding
Il "h-a; .hs :.l, ard :gi "o.-r .iJa tie =: o.. y.a.,.,
100.
Jlly crr MlgY 2 PRICE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-16
y % SAIL:

IL Llnl for -a". There axe near So acre. IN the ifact
l;Les on Bird creek, in I5octlaui county. AMI 4. adspte!
- :hs crop, usually cultivated Ia til SECTION oi tie ,tst'
The Improvements ccn-i.' Z a 'yufor4"ic n%rlliOs. afi
folr r"pr.. and such Other ~bGl.ius, -, Ar~ necessary ~ q
fArm ": tll- -is-.
rac location is .heai'hy one. and Possesses he .,uai 80
Ella, ,nd religion. hdylG'ty.s ~ .A- portion % -" stat.
IT, land will he -o.l alt. :Ler, rr in parcels. ~ II NAY
~ desired. iui. l. i = no. odd he'yT" lhc 1T september, D
will not h- sold ~ AL.
~IRv--oue;h.r psv.h!. n" il, u January ueS'. a.;
Iu- i.-cyfiS-p (, PACE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-16
Steamer City Of Manchester.

New YoRx. Aug. l3.-The steamship City
of Manchester is below. She sailed from
Liverpool July 81, and her dates have been
anticipated.
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L,,p !, coocmL,,D rou SALE.

I HEREBY occr fer sal-, privately. :h~ track y LAT ,
/ Which | NOV reside, IN tie upper ,ad - Go0ehlaIIC.
:Ir former ~r-.'I"ic- of pr. :. Coats, aat coH'A!a... ~
hundred and twenty iin- acres. Iri- a good l9eA,.oG e'A.
Gr i ply -iclsn OF teacher. Any one ~lshiuF . igr;as,
i. requested u make early Application
July .i-cim- MI MAYO. u .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-16
DE,I1inLY LOCATED rAnMO or VIyI

J.nc "i-I. CIUYrf U"vIt. IIiNIas Co, "a
Mr. { Terry. living on the LAID. vii chow I: 30 a.,
~ give Any NOMINATION cnnN.raln:l. Il.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-18
ADMISSION OF OREGON.

WASHINGTON, Feb. IL.
House-Mr. Grow offered an amendment
Repeating the prohibition clause in the Kan
sas Compromise Bill, which the Speaker
ruled out.
Mr.. Davis OF Ind. moved to re-commit the
Bill to the Committee on Territories with in
structions to add another section repeating
the Prohibitory Clause in the Kansas
Bill and, providing that Oregon be not ad-
mitted until it is asertained by the census
that she has population enough for one Re-
preventative. The Speaker decided the mo-
ton out of order.
Mr.. Bingham of Ohio offered substitute
declaring that the constitution of Oregon
does not conform to the Constitution and
laws Of the United States, and submitting
the question of admission to the people. Re-
jected "a against l3l. The question was
then taken on the preamble to the bill and it
was agreed to 10 against 95. and the bill
passed by ia against l04, precisely as it
came from the Senate
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.
The admission of Oregon into the Union
was celebrated last night by large concourse
of citizens, who with the Marine Band sere
naded the distinguished friends of the meas
ure, The President in response to repeated
calls appeared at the window OF the White
House, lie said he sincerely congratulated
them on the admission of another Sovereine
State into the glorious Coniederacy of Re-
publics.
WAsHINGroS, Feb, ~.
The Secretary Ell State cxchanl ed rotifca-
tions with the French Minister, of a treaty
providing amendments to the Extradition
treaty between the two governments. II
now conforms to the provisions of our Extra
dition treaty with England
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-18
A VALUABLE REMEDY.

/" The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam, prepared by
the well-known druggists, Messrs. Reed, Cutler &
Co., of this city is we have good authority for sta.
ting, Of tho best remedies for Coughs, Geld, aud
all Pulmonary Complaint, ever offered to the pub
lic has stood the best Of all tets--timc, and has
sustained its reputation for more than THIRTY
YEARS.
Phy,iear, ofthe highest rs,peetabiiuy prescribe it;
housands Of families keep it on hand as standard
family medi,ine.-B Boston Journal.
Enquire for the article by it, WHOLE NAME,
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM."
Prepared only by REED, CUTLER & CO., Drug
gists, SO India ST., Boston, Mass, and sold by
Apothecaries and country merchants generally.
Price, large size 81 small size so cents.
Feb. 49, woam4m
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-18
IN CHANCERN.

THApDEUs X. FLErcnER,)
rs Chittenden Co. Court
HARRisoy CRooKER and 7 September Term, 1858
PHGBE ANN CRooKER.
ENHEREAS, Thaddeus Fletcher. Of Bur
w lingtun. in said Chittcnden County, has filed
in sail Court his petition in writing, setting forth
that Harrison Crooker and Phoebe Ann Crooker,
wife Of said Harrison, both Of Burlington, afore-
said, on the ID day Of February, \. d. 1852, duly
executed to slid Fletcher a mortgage deed Of
certain land situated in the Townof Burlngto on
aforesaid and described follows, viz: In a deed
from Archibald W Hyde to said Harrison Croker,
bearing date the 10th day of June. ISL, and re-
corded in the 18th Book for recording deeds in said
Town of Burlington on page 1876, and is situated
the north side of North street. and is five rods
wide cast and west, and sixteen rods north and
south, and bounded on the south by North street,
on the east by Charles Russel's land, the north
by land of one Long and on the west by land OF
one Duiiie--and i the same piece of land which
the family of said Crooker now lives; conditioned
for the Payment of six hundred dollars specified
in a promissory note dated Feb. ID, A d. 1852,
and payable in two years from date, with interest
annually, which note is due and unpaid; and
praying that the equity of redemption Of said Crook
er and wife in said premises may be foreclosed
agreecably 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 Croker resides
without this State, and that service Of said pc
tition has been made upon him, it is ordered by
said Court that notice Of the tendency of said petit
ton be given said Croker by publishing the 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 he begun and held at Bur
lngton aforesaid on the last Tuesday of March,
A. d. 1853, at which Term said Harrison Crooker
is hereby required to attend,
Dated Jany Is, 1859.
]. ). ADAMS, Clerk.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-18
FROM EUROPE.

HALIFAX, Feb. Ia.
Steamship America arrived this morning
bringing one week later European advices.
The approaching opening of Parliament is
look d forward to with unusual interest in
hopes that such explanations will be made as
will modify the existing surprise
1t is alledged that the English govern
ment had completed contracts with three
large iron companies for the supply of Gs
Founders as fast as they can be cast. An
important contract for gunpowder was also
concluded.
A large portion of the Red Sea telegraph
cable has been shipped from Liverpool in the
steamers Imperador and Imperatrice.
Earl of Ripon is dead Lord Goderich
succeeds to the pecrage.
SrAIN.-The Spanish Government suspect
ing that project had been got up in order
to rescue the Neapoltau exles on their trans
shipment at Cadir for New York. had taken
measures to prevent it.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-18
BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON, Feb. Is.
FLouR-The market is very firm with a fair
demand, and prices are tending upwards. sales of
Western superfne at s5,26a5, so fancy SIS, 75a6 1;
extra s6,25a6, so for common, and s6,75a7 so for
family and superior brands, Ohio, Michigan and
Geneseei and 81 5ois SIS for family and superior
brands St. Louis
GRAIN-The receipts Of Corn have been light
and the market continues firm. sales Of yellow at
s6a9Oc white ssassc per bu.hel. Dat. are in
steady demsnd. Sales Of Northern and Canada
at 6oa6l per bushel. Rye is held at 900 bushel,
PROVIsIONS-Pork is firm with a moderate
demand. Sales of prime at Sls, 5Oal5 mess
sl9,5Oa2O clear and extra clear S2l, 50a22 per
bbl cash and 4 mos. Beef i. dull Lard is firm.
and prices are tending upwards Butter is firm,
and selling at "a Csc for good and choice, and
&c for extra lots, Common ranges from lea ?Oc
and Canada and Western at - a 2lc per ID, as te
quality Cheese is firm and selling at llsc
per 10 for common and ime,
WOoL-Domestic WOOL is steady aud hrm
with sales Of So 900 lbs fleece md pulled at 40 6S
for fleece, and 90 Coo for No. l and extra pulled
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-18
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10


The Committee on Ways and Means had
the subject of the Tariff before them this
morning. A proposition that three bills,
Crawford's, Phelps, and Morrill's should be
reported to the House, was lost by one ma
jority motion was then made that the
Committee should report its inability to
agree, and ask to be discharged from the fur
Their consideration of the subject Without
coming to any determination the Committee
adjourned till Saturday, with the under
standing that the subject shall then be def
nitely arranged in some form to enable the
House to act. Another correspondent says
the feeling in favor of a modification of the
tariff is decidedly strong.
Pennsylvania Democrats declare their pur-
pose to unite with the Republicans on this
question.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-18
l. "A d les,
THIS Is FOR YOU!
SKIRT SUPPER TER 4

INDISPENSABLE ARTICLE FOR EVERY
LADY.
NNHESE SUPPORTERS not only carry the
l. whole weight of the skirts, but expand the
chest, and improve the figure. The ladies them
selves are loudest in their praise
Read what is said Of 1t.
Abundance of medical testimony of the highest
order can be produced to prove that the weight of
the clothing, suspended as it usually is upon the
hips, tends to produce the most dreful conseauen.
ces, often resulting in painful and incurabe dis
eases.
"VALrABLE ISvENuoN.-An elegant article
for the toilet designed to be worn in connection
with the hoop skirt, is Warren's new patent Skirt
Supporter. The ladies all delighted with it,
Saturday Eusn'ng Gazette.
"The most valuable invention that has come to
our notice is Warren's Improved Skirt Supporter.
The ladies with that discernment characteristic Of
the sex, are adopting it an article of the toilet
not to be dispensed with."-Boston Herald.
The ladies are all delighted with Mr.. Warren's
invention. No better proof of this is wanted than
that the ladies themselves are loudost in its
praise. "-Post.
Many more testimonials could be produced if il
necessary.
= Procure one at once, they are for sale at the
Corner Store, where all are invited to call and
examine for themselves.
LYMAN
Burlington, Feb. Is, 1853.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-18
WASHINGTON. Feb. I6,

The President, in reply to Resolution OF
the House Communicated a message to-day
enclosing report from tho Attorney Gen
eral, who says that the local officers of Gov
eminent at Savannah, have been specially &
strictly enjoined to perform the duties i'm
posed on them by the several acts of Con-
gress for the suppression of the Slave trade;
that special counsel has been employed to
aid the District Attorney in prosecuting the
offenders that the advices received show
the diligence and activity of all persons en-
gagged in the public service to find the Ne
groes who were clandestinely landed to
identity the parties engaged in the crime and
ascertain other important facts connected
with the transaction. All this has been at
tended with many difficulties, but there is
good reason to hope they will be overcome
and justice executed upon the offenders.
But the present condition of affairs is such
as to make 1T absolutely impossible that the
proceedings already instituted or those in
contemplation shall be given in detail with
out very great prejudice to the public inte-
rest.
Tn Secretary of the Interior has asked
Congress for an appropriation of 800 900 for
taking the census of Kansas with a view Of
its admission into the Union, in accordance
with the recommendation of the President in
his annual message.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-18

PRoT. WooD's HAIR REsToRATIvE.-In our adj
tising columns is to be found of this popular
Forative. We know nothing Of its merits save
tt we-read, but that is sufficient, particularly
Pn we see such testimony of its efficacy as the
owing, which we clip from tho Ottawa Ere,
hdU:
Having tried successfully sundry highly re.
amended hair 'tonics' on our own half dcnuded
WIN, we about lost all confidence in nostrums of
sort until a week ago we met distinguished
itician Of this State, whom we had seen three
rs ago with thin hair, and as gray as rat,
now Boosting as fine a head of hair as one
Id wish. We demanded the secret of his i'm
we'd appearance, when he readily accounted for
by ascribing it to the virtues Of Prof Woods
ir Restorative, We shall try that next.'-Rock
,e Democrat.
Sold BY all good Druggists
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-18
Legal Notices.
WILLIAM. sEyMorR,s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, F., Tho Honorable
- DISTRICT or cnlrrrNnES, rs. the Probate Court
for the District Of Chittcndcn,
Tonll persons intoro'tcd in the estate Of Will
liam !. Seymour late Of Burlington in said Dis
trct, deceased
Greeting,
Whereas, said Court hath assigned the eth day
of March next for the settlement Of the admins
traton acc unit of the Executors Of the last viii
and Testament Of William l. Seymour late Of Bur-
lington deceased, and ordered that public notice
thereof be given TO all persons interested in said
estate by publishing this order three weeks
cessvcly previous E, the day ASST gned, in the Bur-
lington Free Press printed in Burlington, in said
District.
Therefore, you arc hereby notified to appear at
the Probate Court rooms, in Burlington on the
day assigned then and there to contest the allow
once Of said account, if you see cause.
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of February
A. D. 1859.
y. FRENCH. Register.
VISA 3w
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-18
ALLEGED BRITISH OUTRAGE

The Navy Department is in receipt of Off
| a! news from Commander Totten, of the
Hoop of War Vincennes, giving details of
Ia alleged British outrage upon an Ameri
an vessel on the coast of Africa. The sub
lance is that the American Brig Rufus
|oule, from Matanzas, while on that coast
Fas BOARDED on the 18th of October by the
british steamer Viper, searched and burnt.
fhe correspondence between Commander
fotten and the Captain of the Viper shows
hat at the time of the alleged outrage, the
Rufus Soule had the American flag flying,
put the Capt. threw his papers overheard
|When called on to show them. The Capt
pr the Rufus Soule has been before reported
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-18

HONTEMPLATING change in our business,
\ we shall offer our ENTIRE STOCK at
greatly reduced prices until the first day of March
next Many styles of Goods will be sold at a great
sacrifice, to close them out
The Public will now have opportunity to buy
all kinds of DRY GOODS AND CARPETS
very low; aud We invite the patrons of the
u l. II II f.
TO call in time TO Of the best bargain
Doubtless there will be a curiosity to know what
the change is to bet shall be announced in due
time; meanwhile we shall be mum on the subject.
TERMS CASH ONLY.
y. PECK, JR.. 4 co.
Burlington, Jan. 10, 1859. daw
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-18
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALs.


AMOR COUGHS, COLDS & CONSUMPTION.
TRIED AND APPROVED Br AN uSPREcEDENTED SALE
OF OVER THIRTY YEARS STANDING.
In phat estimation II is held by Physician,.--J I'M
A. BERRr, M. D., Saco, Me-, says: During
practice of twenty years I have seen used all the
popular remedies for coughs, and am we'll satisfied
that your Vegetable Pulmonary Bnisam is BEST and
hope it will be better known and more generally
used"
MEssRs. ALLEN 4 Co.. Druggists, Cincinnati
Ohio, write: "Those persons who have used the
Vegetable Pulmonary Baisnm uniformly speak of it
as a valuable family medicine, and from the guam
ty sold, notwithstanding the NUMEROUS other prepdra-
used for similar complaints, consider first
on the list.
Enquire for the article by its NAME,
"vEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM."
Prepared only by REED, CUTLER CO.. Drug
gsts, 80 India ST., Boston, Mass, and sold by
Apothccaries and Country Merchants generally.
Price, large size 81; small size so cents. wlamim
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-18
Died..

In Burlington, Feb. 18th, 1859, THOMAS Ar
WATER, aged SO years
At Hinesburgh, Feb. 9Th after a painful illness
of three weeks, Anna Maria, eldest child and only
daughter Of A. E. and NJ. T.. Lcavenworth aged
four years and six months.
In Wheclock, Jan. 4th, Caroline NJ. Hart aged
Is years.
In Lyndon, Feb lst, Mrs. Sarah Bundy, aged
70 years.
In Charleston, Jan. 80, Mrs. Celia A. Royce,
aged sc years.
In Waterford. Jan. 81, Henry D. Hemingway
aged 20 years.
In Vergennes, Feb. 10th, Mrs. Julia A. Gage,
aged SO years.
Also, Feb. 9Th, David Green, aged so years.
In North Ferisburgh, Jan. 2lst, Albert W.
Mead, aged 81 years.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-18
CALIFORNIA NEWS.

NEW YORK, feD. IL.
Steamship Moses Taylor, from Aspinwall,
with California dates of the goth ult. and
81 5000 in specie, arrived at this port
this evening.
The California news has been mainly anti
cipated by the Overland Mail.
which it is hoped will equal camel, has been
found on Elder Creek.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-18
sOULoUQUE GONE FROM HAyT1.

NHNKLESIU TVD. II.
The brig Eliza Nelson has arrived here
with Kingston, Jamaica, advices to the Goth
ult.
The Emperor Soulouque had arrived at
Kingston from Hayti, on "A British ship,
claiming British protection.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-18
WAsuINCTon. Feb. Il

The Committee on Ways and Means were
in session this morning, but could not agree
on any way of reporting tariff bills or on q
bill authorizing the issue of twenty millions
treasury notes for two years.
Mr.. Phelps will endeavcr to get this
treasury note bill before the House under the
rules. Matters look as though the bill would
ultim 'tev pass 1t would be preferable to a
resurrection OF the tariff of 1916.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-18
KANSAS NEWS,

ST. LOUIS, Feb. IL.
bill appropriating $1,000 and authoriz-
ing the employment of counsel for the de-
Tense of Mr.. Day and his son, charged with
abducting negroes from Missouri, and now in
Jail in Platte City, Missouri, passed the low
er House of the Kansas Legislature, on the
tn, without opposition.