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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20

Independence Hall, Philadelphia, took fire
yesterday. twas eItinguishei before much
damage was done.
Mrs. Deborah Duaus, grsnd daughter Of
Benjamin Franklin, died in Philadelphia on
THURSDAY last.
Ad7ices from Port Au Prince saT it Is re-
ported the Alabama made two or three new
prizes within siI days after her departure
from Kingston.
News was received BY express from Jse-
mel. and it was added that two captains Of
American vessels were landed by Semmes.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20

-,.g r.oS OF PosIAeE SIAsPs--lhere
vo-, ...,snt at the Montpelier Post OHace.
- = snption. during the thirty days pre-
g.. !, hv law, z73 packages ofssamps, nom
nzs-a-. individuals. amounting 70 the sum
.. SsSS.sl. OF this amount, SS7o.ol was
reisenei in United States Treasury notes
AID : sopal currency. 1924 was in worth
less sp iy.s--some Of the old issue, and 9TH
ere ht-1- Soen once used for postage and
c-nesi.a., an5 bearing evidence Of having
r.=ssei tA.sugh the washing process.
Neuphis letters Of the 18th state that
there'i Is perfect reign Of terror in Northern
Alabama and Northern Mississippi. and
Llos4soun.is arc on the track Of Union men
,sh5 have ael TO the woods to avoid the CD
seIios;on. A young girl carrying fo9d t
.: tzths., vss torn 10 pieces by the Aooc'
hcrrss. 80 lees than thousand men have
rc.cked Curinth A regiment was forming
ti.cre which already numbers six tuli compa,
mics. Numbers Of Unionists had been sho'
and hung ard their houses burned. Two wo
.aea';;n Tuscumbia county were torn TO piece
by Sloo3hounds. Among the fdgiuyes a
Gorintb are men 80 year. old.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20
LEGAL NOTICES.
.,r,ypA SoRroN,s ESTATE.

srArror VERMONT, IT'o ALL PERSONS
DSsrAIaI % csITTrxDrs, S. L concerned in the
Estate Of Amanda Norton lats Of Burlinstoni In said
District, deceased, 90,
Ats Probate Court holden 81 Darlington, within
xnd fr the District Of Chittenden5 on the litn DAY
OF February A. ID. 1853, en- Instrument, prrPorlins
- - me last VIII and Testament, Of Amanda NOR
cor so OF Burlington, in said District, dseessed'
was presented TO the Court Aforesaid, for Probate
And It Is ordered BY said Court th.t inc sta esy
Ia ssd Buriinztou, lie assigned for proving SAID IN
strutnent and that notice thereof 10 given 70 81
persons concerned, by publishing ms oIuef HseHs
per printed at said Burlington, previous TO the ;Ee
appointed. ,
s,rs al Cont A. Tie tine and place Aforesaid and
contest ne PROBATE Of .ad viii, II you have cause
Given under my hand n Darlington IN said Dis
'''--' A. c. DIXON, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20
w YorE FL i

The Worlds Washington dispatch says
Gen Fremont's now command Is slii % he
Texas It is certainly in the department Of
the Gulf This change sends Gen. Butler
hack TO New ORLEANS.
I, i said that the President Is Mt well
pleased with the action Of the Senate in re-
turning his list Of proposed Generals and Is
rot inclined 10 present another IS he IS
authorized 10 do by the Senates resolution.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20
NV YoRK, Feb. l3.

NV YoRE, Feb. Is
The Times Washington despatch says
gentleman recently from Charleston and who
escaped through the rebel lines says there
are large numbers Of troops recently oollee-
ted there to defend the city, and the citizens
have left in anticipation Of an attack from
the National troops. The means Of defence
are very formidable and he thinks the city
can't Re captured without severe struggle
\ nutiny recently took place in which sew
eral S. c. regiments were engaged The
ringleaders were shot by order of Gen. Beau
regard.
The city is strongly fortified on all sides
except the west side. and supplied with iron
clads 70 defend the hsrbor. Two Of these
are destitute of machinery probably those
for which the engines were designed which
rsre captured on the Princess Royal.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20
BAIr1yorr. Feb. Is

Some Union psOple having placed the Ma
tional flag over the Southern Methodist
Church in Biddle St. minister Rev. John
II. Suchil who is secessionist,
came to the church this morning and tore it
down, for which he was arrested snd is TOW
in custody. The ssoessionists vorshiping at
the new Assembly Room, were unwilling to
meet there to-day, because Gen. Schenck Or
dered national Tag to he displayed.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20
CHARLES WORKS ESTATE

ris1Sf n or czi-7rSSry s. osrn5d Il TIC
Estste q Charles Work, late Ct sh-bovsa1t Il the
state o. Wisconsin, dscesset.
40 Probate Court holden A. Barii,gto-, within
nd flr Tho District Of Chi.te-ds1, on the . day o.
February. A. D. 1888. eopy Of ths last Val arc
Testament o. Charles Work, late Of eheboyzar. IN
ne sts.s 81 Wisconsin, diseased, and the PROBATE
thsrsof duly authenticated By ne 5heeoyesn
Corrtr Court n probate IN sad State Of Wisconsin.
vas presented to-H's Court fo- allowance = tn
state a. he lsst VII and Tes-anent Of sad CAsr.ei
Work the said diseased having Eitste L tais Us
trict. 49,, l.,
Ard It Is ordsrsd ~ aid Court thst ne 2lth day
Of FeNrusry. A. D. 1883 a. the Proeate Co9rt fooas
IA sd Eurlinqton. "a s.Egnsd for the hearing Of
the proofs n sad case and That notcs thereo. Ie
give- 70 an pe-sors concerned, by ruhlishins this
S-5s- th-ss weeks -rccss,ively IN The Burlington
Free Press printed IN Burlington. IN sad District
Therefore, you sre hersbT rot.eed = aplsH :
fore sid Court At the tine ard place sforesaifi and
contest the probate o. ,e!t vii, y you have csrse
Given under my bard 81 Bzrinsioz n sad LIS
trf-t this q day OF February, A. u. lsSs
vsTs A. c. DIXON, RsEs.s--
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20
slrspHrs, FEB. IS, }
via Cairo, Feb. Il.

VIZ Sc4AS, 49,.
ASvices from below state tina; the reoels
at Port Hudson are communicating by way
Of Atachafalyo river. The Queen Of the
West as soon as she is repaired will intercept
this movement.
I,n thousand bales o: cotton, are below
ue,s-., waiting Gen. Grants Formulation 20
ship them.
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CHICAGO. Feb. Is.

CHICAGO. lC0. 10.
\ special dispatch from Memphis dated
the 18th, says the new Monitor gunbaat In
diana, ran the blockade oil vicks5urgh On
Friday night in spite Of rebel precautions.
The Indiana obtained full view Of the rebel
batteries, all Of which wed with each other
in attempts to sink her. She passed ell the
rebel batteries in safety.
NEWARK, Y. j., Feb Is.
A FIRE broke out here at O'Clock this
morning in the Engine House and Machine
Shops belonging to the Morris and Essex
Railroad Company; all Of which were totally
destroyed. -Four locomotives were badly
dana Jed. Loss about 10000, which is in
su;ol in the New Jersey and New York
ofoes.
The fire is supposed to have been the work
Of an incendiary.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20
NEW YosK, Feb. Is

NEW YosK, Feb. IS.
Steamer Swan from Key West for New
Orleans, has been Lost with II of the crew
and passengers
The rebel schooaers Pelican and Break Of
Day, with cotton. arrived AZ Balite, Hcrdr-
ras, from Mobile, out Of which they ran in
the night. TIE latter vas CHASED BY two Of
o ruise-s-
AKey West letter gives particulars OF the
chase of the Florida by the Sonoms Of the
Bahama Banks. While the wind was hight
and the Sc. smooth, the Sonons gained On
the pirate, but on reaching the open tea and
the wind fre=hcning the Florida drew rapid
" away, and night coming or was lost sight
Of.
The crew Of the Son0ma we're at quarters
81 hours, bns three times when The csprur'
Of the Pirate see@ed siaost oa-tasa son'
derauge.aent Of the Scncma's machinery in
terfered in the rebels favcr.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20
HAsrronp, Conn, Teb. Is

The Democratic State Convention assem-
bled in this city to-day, and is largely at
tended Hon. Thomas II. Seymour received
a majority over I'll other candidates, and was
unanimously nominated for Governor.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20

NV lohhf I CO. A.
The Times Washington despatch SAYS two
refugees arrived here today from Richmond,
which place they left on "Wednesday, last.
They state that FIVE brigades Of troops from
the Confederate army at fredericksburg pas
sed through Richmond last Monday appa-
rently on their way to Charleston. On
Thursday the main body Of the rebel army
was stretched along the railroad between
Se1ton's Junction and Fredericksburg.
They estimate these forces at from forty 70
forty-fve thousand men.
Great anxiety is felt in Richmond in re
gard to the ANTICIPATED attack of our forces
on Charleston The rebels greatly dread
our iron-clads.
The rebel army of the Rappahsnnock i.
very poorly supplied with clothing, and have
not been paid of for some months. A great
deal of dissatisfaction exists in consequence
The supply of provisions, however, is an,
pie.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20

WHATAN AMOUNT OF 81 FFERiSC
snd Disease auozg the Volunteers would be pre-
vented by the rec use Of H0LLcwAY's PILLS 4
OINTMENT. Tor Wounds Sores and Sc1rvy, the
Ointment q G. certain cufc, and fr Bowel Com
plants. Fsvo4t. Small POI, &C., tie Pills ere tie
best medicine 10 the world Oaly IS Cos. per H1x
o. Pct. "
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20
BRAYDRETH's PILLS.
Trey CURE DYSPEPSIA, REDrCE, LESSEN
AND EXPEL THE PRINCIPLE OF
DISEASE.

AND EXPEL THE PRINCIPLE or
DISEASE.
d.. IHoMAs r. HAZARD. OF Portsmouth, Rhsds
Island, says;
THAT twenty-ss-en years. exre-.erce With this
medicine. confirms bis belief that IN very few cases
would the Phys,ci.rs servios, be required Il Brand
r.ths Pills we're promptly used IN the esriy stages
Of disease
J. J. Cook, publisher Of the Banner, At Bea-
ninston, Vt, saws go" Brandreth's Pills cured NE
OF Dyspepsia When every other means had fa'led
and I uas actually given up By ny physicians and
friends"
The same testimony IS gwen by y. Bliss, Fsqr
the well known citizen Of Wllaui,bnrgh, and thou
sands Of others.
But their merits a-e vel known, in fall doses
there Is no surcr purgatlve IN smaller oues they
act - gentle stimulus curing cos;iveness and pu-
rifyingthc blood. They are every day curing thea
sands who srs deemed lnearable until this blessed
medicine was used. Principal Oaios. - CANAL
STREET, NEW YoRE.
For further Spseia! Notices see fourth Pags
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20
mr.. roRr,s. VENETIAN LINIMENT.

DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN LININENT,
A esrta.n curs flr pairs ard sohes. and warranted
t-psrior - Any other. Group Il positively c1roe /;
relief s tts5Iutely sure Immediately 80 g u'cf.-
M.thers -em-meer THE. and arm yourselves With
bottle without delay Group &c disease which sire'
ronotice frequently attacking the child in the dead
q ui.it. Der re ? physician can 10 5rm-1rei &c
may be TOO late Remember. the yene,iar L.ui-
ment never fails. Pri,s 25 and 50 cents a bottle
sold by all Druggists. Osee, 3 Cortlanit Street,
New York
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20
RENfARKs

lee, sold quick. about sil were sold OF Tuesday
and at Al advance Of Is SOC = ew; gon last weeks
prices Sheep also sold Qu.,k and higher than last
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20
Bosrov, Feb Is

The steamship Europa sailed 1t eleven
O'Clock this morning. with Is passengers for
Halifax, and IS for Liverpool. She alao
takes out nearly s275 900 in specie.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20

BRANDON, Vt. Ee1. Is.
About o'elook last evening Hyde S Hotel,
Sudbury, accilently caught fire and was TO-
tally destroyed. Less over 800. 900. In
sured for 81, 600 No lives we're lost.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20

ACoUGu. COLD. or Az IREITATED THROAT
II allowed to progress, results IN serious Pulmonary
ard Bronchial aaecuors, onsat.-nes irouralle
BROWN's BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs
r,a-h e.rs5ty tho affected p.rts ard sire almost In
stsnt relief IN BaoycHrIls, ASTHMA, snt CArAsEH
they are Beneficial The good effects resnltlns from
the uss Of thc Troches and their extended use has
caused them e Be cl1utorf..;ed. Be sure % guar
against worthless limitations. OBTAIN only the gs1-
uiss Brol,s B-,-esi T-s..i which have Fr5te their
em,soy by tics, Ct many years. PrGLic sPsAxEss
and s1ycrRs should nse the Troches- Military oil
GERS ard Soldiers who orer-.az their 7o.cs and are
exposed 70 sudden changes. should uso tas1a- sold
everywhere At q cents per bo-.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BACHELORS aAIR DYE

III DI-ll y T II 'TOEs-I1
william =. Bateheloi's celshratsd H. Dya pro
dasss color not - Re dsting uished IRON nnturo-
warranted nc; 70 iEur, the Hair IN the least rem.
ediss the II effects o. bad dyes. rad invisorats. The
Hair slr life. CRY, RED, CT RrsIy HAZE instantly
turns splendid Black or Brown, leaving tbs Hair
soft ard beautiful. sold by al Druggists, 81
The Gouuin. g signed william a. BATcaE-
toR on tie fsu- ,t8,t q cscs bs-.
FACTORY. -. 81 Barclay Street,
NeT EoFk
Lac 20 g-osss'ag a7s Is sa-s s;Tts;}
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20

NMITH MARTINS BooK-kEEPlNO, oy sins's
- and o'o0'e eH''' ia HuNTINeToN's
Isn,y 9th, 1853.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20
novrr. Y. u. Feb. l..

The Post ofioc in this city wss broken in
to last night, and ell the letters and property
Of valu. were stolon.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20
BARRE ACADEMY.

TIE SPRING TERI WILL szerN Of TCE5
1 day. February ~.
Barre. -ln. Is. 1855. 3ov5
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20

STAFFORD, c. H, Va, Feb Is
Gen. Hooker accompanied By Gen. But
terfold and Gen. Sickles reviewed the corps
Of Gen. Sisel to-day
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20
NO G o F ? z E

SANO COFFEE."
rs, ps.l,sd IL Wits zood boxes OF 30 lhs, ezeh
also n hulk IN kegs and barrels Also on hand
Aflss' or Government JSva, MGra'eG15o,
s.. Domingo, Rio, and Ry. Cafes,
Of superior qualify. II lin Foil papers and boxes
similar % Ssno.
Dealers VII please send for Circulars and LIT .
p-;,sF. Ordersty Nail or Express promptly axs-
L F. HOLMAN,
. Harrison s., Ne. York.
ssa. Aq,-f 'sy "a United St5st,.
BEWARE or corNTE7Fr.7s.
NJ d w2lm.Is
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20

Chapel HANDS, FACE, LIPS, sc.
Certain snd I-msdia:e Care. Hsscu,n Co.'S
Csmphor Ice with elyoe-ine, Z u.cd soooFdirs 70
ne dire,tions. VII kssp the Asn1i lc Il The cold
est Weather P-.Ss s Gents. SID hy Druggists
ssr: By mall On reoe.p: e % cent?.
ds,los IN HEeEMAN CO..
Chsn,lsts ard D-rzzis.s New YORK.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20
Erw YoEz. reb. IS.

Tho Worlds Washington dispatch says
that last night schooner was captured on
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20

SUMPTION, sCRoFULA, RHEC-
AlATIsN, Gc. Hesenan Z Co.'S Genuine cct Liver
oil, has besn proved BY uearly % ye.rs' experience,
the best rsnsty for Consumption, 20. sud Wills &.
cure, the disease IL g7ss flesh and strength 70 he
patient, ses ths; yen get the genuins. sold By
drurzis.s GENERALLY. HEGEAIAN Co.
81 Chemists ard Druggists. y. T.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20
sIpNEY sHAW,s EsrATE.

DisIEIcT Or o. criT1rxpES S. L concerned IN ths
Estate OF Sidney Shaw, late OF Essex, IN SAD
District, deceased. -
Ala PROBATE Court holde, st Darlington within
sid fr ne District Of Cnittertsno the lsth day Q!
January, A. D. 1850 an Insrrurerts pu-peTtins
10 10 ire last VIII and Testament OF sidney ehaT.
is-s of Essex. IN said District deceased vas
presented 10 the Court Aforesaid, for PROBATE.
And e is ordered hv aid Court that the 2ist asy
Of Fehruarv A. d. 1853 at the PROBATE Court hools
in aid Burlington be assigned for provins said IN,
struueut and that notice thereof Re given % AZ
persons concerned by publishing this order three
weeks snccessiv ely in the Burlington trst re-
nswspsper printed ct said Burlington, preTiou7 %
the time appointed.
Therefore you arc hereby notified % appear re,
fore said Court the time and place aforesaid and
contest the probate Of said Will II you have cause
Given under ny hand al Burlington IN SAID bla-
trict this 18th day OF Janusrv, A. D. lsos
r5,T3 A c. DIXON, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20
TO RI T.

THE sto-e lately &c -pisd by ii. PRLNIISS i
Co, West side Coz; House square
Inquire OF =. tAh 5
Burlington. Jan. =. la55 DAWN
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20

the Potomac. 1t contained large quantity
of goods valued at from $4,000 to SS,ccO;
also about SIS, 900 in treasury notes, which
were intended for the South.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20
yANDENARK'S
PATENT NOOK AND EYE
y RM f Il y L T. L..

Y H VI f L y L E.
rI,IIIs Is Acknowledged BY all who have used 1t to
i be the best, cheapest and most convenient Port
aDle or permanent fence ever made. .
1t has Invariably taken the EIRsr PRIZE a. AL
Fairs when shown II compertion with any other.
Trustees Of the Vt. Central and VI. and Canada
roads have bought rights 70 use the sane.
TIE price Of Arm right IS nay Re saved IN build
ing y rods Of fence, As Ill III EXPENSE or tosls
.ry farmer ear doit, and that n winter or stormy
weather. Ths same fence makes either worn,
straight, or c.rculs-.
Reference nay be hsd 70 c..crl.rs to- more par
those who have bought and used T.
Samples may be seen 80 81 Adams Depot Joseph
Clnrk's MIL IN Milton, and IN the Park In buring-
tor. That az ST. Adams has stood for months and
bser tested severely, and the following no.ioe from
prominent citizens Of st. Adams Is gwen;
av. have ,ssu and examined v.-dsrarks P.
tsr, Hook and Eve Fence, exhibited n this plsos
By J. Z. Davis and consider IL possessing many ed-
vartsgss opsr any etLsy fsnes IN cheapre, durshth-
~ and corven.slce and very especially adapted 70
and think II generally used, IL would prove g-eof
salinc % farmers Of the country
LAWRENBE BRAISERD.
]. GREGORY SMITH,
JOSEPH d. soULE,
j. II. CROSBY,
THEODORE ". SMITH,
L BRAINERD, il.
R. r SIBERIAN,
u. MERRILL"
Individual. Town. or County rights FOR salS On tho
meet reasonable terms
Circulars s.nt tEsa q .pp,,e:tien 70 &c prsr.!s
. .Sl o. =. IT the American House, BaTIinEoa
I Jan. 2. dsvtf
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JAMES H.DELANO's ESTATE.
TpFR D. HATCH's ESTATE.


VIE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been sppoint-
w Cd nv the Honorable the PROT ste Court ios
,ba nsstri.t 81 Chittenden, Commissioner 20 re-
sei-s SIa-rine ard adjust tire claims and demands
~ ~ rs-sors against the estate Of Eher d. Hatch,
is.s 81 Jericho, in said District deceased repre-
sa-.e5 fnsolvsnt and also all claims and de-
T1arss nxhfbited IN Onset thereto; and SIX months
S-or, "a S.v OF the date hereof being allowed oy
sad Court for that purpose. We do therefore hereby
I've notice that VIC viii attond 70 the business OF
onr arnointunert at the dwelling OF Mrs Harriet
Ha.Sf n, Isri.ho IN said District on the last sat
ur1ays 0! February ard June ,ezt, 81 10 oe-oc' -
81. on cash Of said days.
John p. PARKER, lCoum.s-
LUTHER ". HOWE. s.onsrs.
-.2=ur-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20

New YoEx, Feb. Is.
Gen. Sherman arrived ct Washington yes
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20

Boston Feb Is
Gold is quoted in New York at 81 - to-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20
We also Publish the
FARMERS GUIDE,

By HEyry SrEvrys % Edinburgh and the lsto J. 2.
NORTON, Of Yale College. vols. Royal Octavos
1900 rasos and numerous ensravtnS
PRIcE-:s, fs- tia ;lso petv--cs. 81 Ma, 3.
da-u I. SCOTT & CO.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20
NOTICE.

THIS Is 70 certify that Abraham Car o. se v<s
= b.vs sfver nv son John Carr, miner, 1ncer
tTenty-ore years Of age, hts time during the ~
-nsindsr on his r.nority, and sh.l cA m noce o. -
earnings and pay 10 debts OIL MS oonItae'Hs A.S''
this date. .yp.u.w CAM
r,..~ -.h,,.,-v s-h fsss wS3r3-
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vu,TtNAlIoUNr OF SUFFERING

tLs,e IS B-osssyg ass &c E2-s s:rsc.l
Feb.l5. GS~sn
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20

FARM FOR SALE.
rT,ur suhs,rfas- viii sall rs vel known Fam q
-hieS be lives Consisting Of lt2 ac.es OF super
is,ivs lad. GOOD !r,provenents. large orchards
ard Fruit n grea: variety.
Al.o. the stock CT Cows. Sheep t-e Ho-ses, =.
aiming tocIs, also, Il dss.rst, large v,lraa4e
Peat Bog. ~u.~r-- s--rov
Shslh1r-s, IN. q. 1853
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For f.rtier Spseial Notices 'fe '0iTia Pag7
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20

! under Cuesta TO ng1t Dattie WIN tne AitnSi
which would open to him the road to the capt.
tol. The battle was fought at Talsvera, and al
though II has since been claimed by the tnghsa
a. one Of thor proudest victories, and The name
| ~ T.r,yEr. is now inscribed upon the stand
ards If the regiments who took part in it with
those Of Salamanca and Vittoris, yet the result
was in the end, that Wellington was obliged 10
retreat 70 Lisbon lust three months after he had
set out from that place :.
When the news Of the untoward result
Of this campaign reached England, the clamor
against the Government and against Wellington
was quite as violent that excited by the d sas-
tiers Of Sir John Moore's army. The opposition
in Parliament took advantage Of this feeling 70
rouse public opinion to such manifestation Is
might compel the termination Of the war in The
/ Peninsula and drive the ministry from Office
The Common Council Of London, probably fair
erponent of TIE opinions Of the middle Glass,
/, petitioned the King not 10 confirm the grant Of
facoo q wear, which the Ministry had succeeded
in getting Parliament to vote to Wellington. Ths
petitioners ridiculed the idea that battle attend
ed With such results should be called victory
at should rather be called ealanity," the,
said, "since we were Obliged TO seek safety in |
; | precipitate light, absndonirg many thousand
= Of our wounded eourtrymen into the hands o
: the French" N the opinion Of the strategist
! in the Common Council and Of their friends il
Ps-lianent, Wellington might BE brave officer
. but he was no general; be had neglected tn
= protection Of his tanks and his line Of comnau
! nicetion-
d II the niis. c: these violent runu,ts E; home
2 Wellington Was silently preparing for his gres
WORK within the lines Of Torres Vedras.
j.. would no, be easy 70 cverrate the difficulties
!. which be was surrounded He was fully swar
= Of the cutlery which had been raised against hin
u l. -. ~, f,,r, a Cabinet 60 weakened BY Il
n te,nal dissensions as TO be on the verge Of owe
D throw from the vigorous assaults q the oppos
ID ton. and from It's own unpopularty occasions
J. by the failure Of the Walcheren expedition, 81
&c tie disasters IN tic rerinsula, &c could eape
z 10 thorough ard reliable support
a. Wellington at LAST reached Madrid in Ausus
Of 1872, more than four years later than he ous
a. to have done, according TO tae s.rategsts ofps
IS lament and the Press This was al forsott
81 at the moment, 50 magic wand is held By So
~ cess. The fckle voice Of popular spplause v