Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-04-29

ssh and called for a tumbler of water,
.',b,ir to sustain himself His father
III 10 appear in court to testify against
H. ,ras his facoritc son. The jury
med verdict of guilty, and the wretch
m,o was sentenced to the PenitentiAry
,S,ss vesrs.--the victim Of bad example
hid nrecepts Train up child in the
/ he Should 90, and when he is old he
Dol depart from it'-PhH. Sat. Cour.
krerl,R DEArH.-.A most singular
4 distressing case occurred in this town
Saturday, last. The wife of Capt Jonas
rt,r PAINTER residing in the upper vii
f, while engaged in her household affairs,
suddenly attacked with violent vomiting
4 dizziness of the head, and the most acute
b IN every part of the body. Medical
was Immediately called in, and several
Escnns held a consultation on her case,
hy we're unable to afford her any re-
The distress continued with undated
Isnce, until Monday morning, when the
orunals woman expired in the most dread
.gouies Ii is supposed that she was
nned inwardly, by the fumes OF burn
! paint keg which was lhoughtlessly
|own upon the kitchen fire on Saturday
|miug. Her body was dreadfully swol-
and some parts Of it became almost pu-
before the vital spark was extinct. She
b 20 years of age.-Dedham Patriot
Melancholy Cireunsianee.-A young fe-
e in Trafalgar got up during a fit of
nnambulism, and taking child about two
bs old, relative of her own, she deliber-
y placed it behind some burning logs of
Ol in the FIRE place The child was i'm
|dialeIy rescued from the flames BY its
Fncted parent, but so dreadfully burned
it soon after died. 1t appears that the
Otunae girl was fast asleep, and when
|Oke labored under a state of mental imbe-
M. The verdict Of the coroner's jury
y, in accordance with the foregoing facts.
Hamilton, IT, c. Gazette.
BURED ALIvE.-In the town of Wash
tOn, w. about the last Of February, MI
fNr Woodman, accompanied by another
n commenced making a path under the
col hill. where the snow was deep
Key had progressed some distance in the
when son Of MI w. entered with {
lie oil oxen slide of snow filled tn,
and neither oxen nor boy were visible
Ra all speed they opened the place wher'
were last seen, but nothing was 10 b,
M The distressed father, now abou
%nlng away TO obtain the assistance O
,neghbors, saw some rods from the path
pnghI motion for a moment in the snow
Ky commenced digging and soon foun
mead oil one Of the oxen. Life was eS
IN both of the oxen-it was probabl
aa cOnSuslve throe that indicated o
euler surface where they were. Til
was found with his leg across the nee
@e Of the oxen, and showed scarcely an
nOl NE 1t was not long before he b.
NO revive and was received by his JOY
parent as from the jaws of death. Fl
IL PIOoaoly buried beneath the snow twei
" 'hlrty mnutes,-Portsmouh Journa
o@sg Grim. COn.-The Liverpool co
rVluen! oil the Evening Star writes :
S'mOalh a case Of Grim. con. came in Il
W." OIL Kings Bench. Lord Langfol
Yusa' an action for damages against n
,p% u. tutor in his family. 1t was prove
JUS Lordship had encouraged Barrett
,a a Of Lady Langford-connived
. s'"o MANY, and offered him a post Of
.,uoOO If he would allow damages
,'' .ase to 60 by default; as his Lordsh
~ '' wv. !" De divorced from my Lady r.
an.l gave one shilling damages but t
I''e OIL Lords will not pass any divor
case OF such shameless proaigac
, ,%A MoRMoNs.-A gentleman living
r, Sue county, Ohio, writes that a me
TSuIl''Sary sect has not sprung up sin
TaS oil Mahomet. In the town of ri
- "ey have erected stone temple at
5' 20 Of 10000 1t is 60 by 80 feet bro
" 'cel high. The second and attic S
y. a'e Tor theological and literary sci
y, !, which is expected to have the mani
system attached to it. The Mormt
4. 's'y eager to acquire an education
rss -, women and children are studying I
n" some of the men in middle age p
me'r Hebrew till IL o'clock at nj
b, ""ena to nothing else. They pret'
.l a"g remarkable reyelations-work n
w. neal the sick, SC.