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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-06-10

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-06-10

g'wabIer5sttel fur eprafioent u. 8tee:pralo'
Jacob Setter, fur Den 1teu gougreb SeSltf.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-03

~ The Van Baentes in Brunswick have
nominated Nj. N.ilory for recollection in that
county, not"iiIi> ding his vote against the LA'
rnnsiog resolutions. They were otioid 10 throw
him overheard. An effort i, making in Botcto"
to push +. B. Miller, Esq. out ofthc ranks, on oc'
count Of similar vote ; but though certain asP-
rants IN that quarter would do it they dared, yet
they dare not attcmpiit. This is the best e'-
dcnc" IN the world that He pcopic did net ask tor
the tNponglng Instructions, and that the Lrg,a'
tnre, IN adopting them, have falsely assumed that
they were acting in obedience to the wishes OF thew
constituents.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-03

w ANIED,

y. N ~ y ~.
EDY the subscriber, -four BOY from II To Is years
- old, as Apprentices TO the Coach Making Blu
suess None but those of good moral habits will
be taken. Country Boys preferred.
SAMUEL ASRFS.
Feb - t,H
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-03

ne existing laws neither Of ibis Safe or he | NJ
ted States. have constituted atribunaI. And That
said committee also enquire into the espod'oh-
ey OF limiting by law the time within which all APP
pIicaiions for compensation for military services
rendered during the Revolutionary War may be
made and that said committee have leave 10 re-
port by bill or Otherwise
After long and animated discussion, n which
Messr,. Gregory. Murdaaeh. G,Imer, Garland,
of A. Harrison, Wootolh, Wijeber. and some
other gentlemen, took part, the solution vas o.
dopted.
A message was received from tie Senate by
Mr.. Rivcs. stating that liz, had adoPlcd TIE Pre-
amhie and Resolution providing ler tie trats1i>-
sion to the Senators from Virginia IN the Con-
gross of the united States Preamble and Rrsou-
tions on the subject ofcypunciuC from the Jonrn-
ais Of the Senate of tie United States resolution
ofthat body, and relative 10 Il -.bf 81 instruction
On motion Of Mr.. DoRNAN, tie voie On 'dop'-
inc a resolution on YESTERDAY for procuring nag
Of the l. States. for tie ef the nlted States,
wa. reconsidercd. and having beer amended, was
adopted in the following fosr
Resoltea jv fhc GeBetat .iss,mdlV, That the
Governor cause 10 be procured for tic u>e of tins
Commonvcalh, hard> me flag oi the nicd
States 10 be displayed hv the Superintendent OF
public buildings on the 22d day Of February and
the 4th of July annually. and on all other proper
occasions and that tic cost of the same be de-
frayed out Of the contingent fund
The SrrAKFR lad before tho llouse COM
munieation from the Register otthe Land Office,
made in obedience to the resolution OF the liouS" at
Delegates. requesting timto report tie quantity
OF land bounty allowed tx Virginia TO such oi her
officers and soldiers y lave not vel received their
military warrants and reporting that therr arc
Executive orders Tor land bounty filed IN his Of
nj til. ,,,i tI q liz
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-03

NJ. !loE<rH, Ger. Iael.#et', Governor Il
Mahcan, has arrived at Washington on husit5as,
relative to thai uonb'cd TrIrtfors.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-03

YUM next session OF the subsc.6er's School, vii
i commerce on tie lstday Of March.
IL. v REID.
Feb. 5 if,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-03

fHIlUREw.a he an examination Of the subscr-
hcl's School, on the 26h instant. The le<i
session viii bog,a the Isl day 81 March.
". ;. REID
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-03

4 YOUNG N Az, from lhe Country. who has
Z a some knowledg' Of business With 1ne>ception-
al morals can obtain a situation in a Ner1auti =
House. IN tins town. Apply at thus Office
Feb - ifts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-03
am, very respectfully,
BLN!R BOLLI\G.

Superintendent Of the Pubic Edifces."
On motion Of Mr.. Booker, the communication
was laid on the table. Mr.. &. also moved that it
be printed, and on that question division being
called, il was negatived Ayes 3S. noes So
LYNCHBURG AND TENNESSEE RAIL
ROAD.
The enerossrd bill TO incorporate tie stockhol-
ders Of the Lynthburg and Tennessee Railroad
Company, and to aulhorize the James River
Company to construct Rail road fom Lynchbure
10 Richmond, was read third time, and berg on
It's passage, ii wds opposed at considerable length
BY Messrs. Booker aud Madison, and briefly sup
ported by Dir. Dorman
Mr. MULLER said, that as several gentlemen de-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-03

NeD respectfully. your obcdical >ersu',
V. WYATT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-03
,.s.csyRg-5:6t sggGEs'5GE.
COZ. TAzEN Ellis MESSAGE.

1huredav. = -. :. s8sG.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-03

sired address The House on this subject, and As
the hour Of adjournment had arrived, lac would
move that the House adjourn.
BANKING.
Mr.. NJ. Withdrew ms motion at the request q:
Mr. Garter, 10 aile~ Inn 20 report Eli from tie
Committee On Hauk;ne. increasing the Banking
Capital Of tins Commonwealth. which was read,
ordered 10 be- printed and made the order Of tie
das for Monday ntNf.
On motion Of Mr. Wilson Of /, tie iionse a
10 4rn.d.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-05-20
DIED.

In Marlboro, Mrs Mary, wife Of Zaccheus
Timpson, in her Slst year. Printers IN Mass.
are requested 10 notice this.
In Newhaven, VT. Mr. James Andrews, 81.
In Bristol, 18th ult Robert Holley, Esq. IL:
He entered the army in l775, was in several
hard fought battles, and in 1882 was taken by
the enemy and thrown into the jersey prison.
ship, where he remained until the peace.
In Rutland, Rodney C. Royce, Esq. ag. Sc.
In Mortified, Ms. 18th inst. Of consumption,
Mrs Pomeroy, wife of the late VIM. p. Jr.
In Nelson, N. III. Mr. David Beard, ag. SO.
In Casteton, VT. Jonathan Deming, Esq. a
patriot of the revolution, aged 80.
In South Reading, Ms. Dr. John Hart, a
patriot Of the revolution, aged 3d.
In Leicester, May 6, Mr. Caleb Barton, 10,
a revo pensoner.-In Spencer, Jesse Bemis, a
soldier of the revolution, aged So.
In Charlton, May II, Mr. John Fits, 49,
In Princeton, suddenly, Elizabeth, wife OF
Charles Mirick, Esq. aged H.
In Sterling, April 10, Mrs Ruth E. wife OF
Mr. Charles Powers, aged 90.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-05-20
LIN TIE s II
LONDON Fashions.

rE'ElE subscriber informs his friends and the
public in this vicinity. that not by way Of
boast but really aud in truth he has received
the latest LONDON FASHIONS His ar
engagements enable him 10 receive them as reg
ularly as they are had in the cities. And he
assures his customers and such as may call for
work at his shop, that so far as faithful and
good workmen, and the slrictest attention to
their wishes and orders will insure the execu-
ton Of work to their satisfaction, no pains will
be spared to merit their appreciation.
The undersigned has recently opened shop
at Bellows Falls, opposite the Bank, and such
Of his Old Customers 10 the northern part OF
the County as should find il more convenient
to call there, can have their work done there
10 their satisfaction.
Particular and faithful attention paid TO the
Cutting Of Garments, as usual.
FREDERICK FRANKS.
Bratteboro, May II 1886. Sc
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-05-20
sTATE OF VERMONT.
Disfricf OF MorIb0rO. ss,

DIStFlcI OF WdrIb0TO IS.
At Special Probate Court holden at Bratle-
boro in and for said district, on the 18th day
of May, A. ID. lS36-Presding, Asa Keyes,
Esq. Probate Register, the Judge being in.
terested and by law incapacitated:
HOMES John B. Miller, Administrator of
~ the Estate Of JOHN MILLER, late of
Dummerston in said district, deceased, and
files his administration account; Whercupon il
is ordered that the same be heard and examin-
ed, al the Registers Office in said Brattleboro,
on the fourth day Of June next: And for the
purpose of notifying all concerned of the time
and place of hearing, said administrator is d.
rected TO publish a copy of the record of this
order, three weeks successfully, in the Yer
mont Phoenix, as soon as may be-
A true copy of record,
35 Attest, A. KEYEs, Rcg'r.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-05-20
CONNECTICUT RIVER
LINE or STAGES.

SOUTH Daily both sides Of the Rirer
II EAVES Chase's Stage House. Brattle
~ boro, every morning at half past 4, and
arrives at Hartford same day, al o'clock, p. N.
The Steam Boat leaves Hartford every morn
ing at o'clock. for New York, Except Sun
days. making days only from Brauleboro to
New York City-by Day Light.
NORTH Daily on the Vest Side.
Leaves Chase's every morning al half past
3 o'clock, and arrives at Haverhil same day.
Stages leave Haverhill every day for The
White Mountains, and for Stanstead.
This river line iniersects with the Boston
and Burlington Stage at Walpole, via Rut-
land. Also, Concord Stage at Charlesiown,
via Claremont and Newport, N. II, and the
Boston, Windsor & Burlington Stage al Wind
sor via Woodstock, Royalton and Montpelier.
East Side,
Leaves Chasc's Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, via Chesterfield, Westmoreland to
Walpole, and iniersects with all the Northern
Stages the same as the west side line.
- All Baggage at the risk Of the owner I'M
less receipted for l.. FAIR & co.
Bratleboro, May, 1886. 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-05-20

Fire in the Woods-We learn by gen
tleman from the west side of the mountain.
that fire was spreading through the woods
in Searsburg. where it commenced on Wed.
nesday, and that extensive damage has al
ready been sustained. When our informant
passed the scene Of desoiaiion three dwelling
houses, barn, two saw mills and two bridg-
es had been consumed Yesterday the fire
was rapidly spreading towards Wilmington
Hollow. and the people. in much alarm.
were turning out en- mass TO check its pre-.
gress We may expect further intelligence
this evening.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-05-20
BRIcHToN MARKET. Monday. M.y ..

(Repored for the ID. Advertiser s. Patrot.)
At market, 1856 Beef Cattle, 10 pair Work
ing Oxen, IS Cows and Calves, l66 Sheep and
405 Swine. A few fine Beef Cattle unsold.
PRIoEs. Beef CaiHe-We noticed num-
her Of extra and very fine taken at 5ls;-frst
quality at 46s6 a 1855; SECOND quality ~ 45s;
third quality S7s6 a 40s6.
Working Oren-Salrs at 60, 80, 95 & s1I5.
Cotrs and Caires-Sales at from 90 to $50.
Sheep-Lots were sold at 5, and Ss; / 3 at
10 81 each, and one at 81 so.
S,cine-Lots TO peddIc were taken at Ia
for sows and Ia for barrows. Selected lots
at and 10. At retail and 10; small shoats
10 and IL.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-05-20
LArrsr rnoM rExAs.-A New orleans ra-l

LATEST FROM TExAs.--A New Orleans pa
per Of the Cd inst. contains letter from Mata-
morss, dated April 7, giving m account Of the
capture of Labordu by the Mcxicans, with the
loss of or 600 men. The prisoners, about
200 in number, are said to have been shot BY
order Of Santa Anna-The Mexican army
had not crossed the Colorado, the waters being
too high and rapid. Gen. Houston remained
on the west side of the Brassos with about $500
men. A body Of or 600 volunteers from the
States were on their way to join him.
Mobile, May 2.--The rumor of a rising Of
the Indians on the Mexican frontier is satisfac-
torily contradicted. Gen. Gaines has recalled
the troops he had sent to the Sabine, being
satisfied that all is tranquil in that quarter.
TO Mr. Gerry, who supplies and stops the
mouths Of many a scold Qfor few minutes on
~ with meat, &c. has procured a new and ell
egant Meat Cart, which on first sight when
standing in front Of our door, we took 10 be a
coach, of no little beauty. We hope the inha-
hitants of the village will not only patronize
MIR Gerry literally, but pay him for whatever
,they do GET Junior
Glorious Neps!-ALondon correspondent
says: "The important question Of the size OF
sleeves is at an end: By the time the Spring
fashions appear, tight sleeves, both long and
short, will be the mode.'
The --latest Fdshion.-It has been adopted
by the exclusives of New York, that 4 O'Clock
in the morning BE- the fashionable hour for per-
forming the marriage ceremony. We heard OF
a couple in high life who were lately united at
this hour, and by daylight were on their way
to the western county. An early start, we
should say, for the marriage state and Michi-
gan.--NorM Rirer Times.
lady who advertises for a husband in the
Opelousas (Louisiana) Gazette, says,-"My
complexion is brunette, eyes and hair black
nose Grecian, mouth small, neck slender, bus,
proportonaby full, height feet inches, an.
cles and hands delicately formed; fortune about
twenty thousand dollars"
! Hydrophobia. GAINESVILLE Aurora says
"The only course we could recommend to pre-
vent hydrophobia is, 10 cui Off every dogs tai
close up 10 his ears" An editor down east
has tried it, aud says there is no doubt of it
efficacy.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-05-20
NEW YORK MARKET. MavI4.

Flour has experienced further decline of
so cents per barrel during the week. Prices
Western 81 IS; Troy 6 81. Rye Flour
and lpdian Meal are without alteration.
GRAIS-Sales Of parcel of good Dantzic
Wheat at 81 %; Of Antwerp Rye at sec; Of
Northern Corn at IS 90; Of Southern do. at
SO IS; of Northern Oats at So 55; South
ern do. at IS a IS. About 10000 bushels of
Foreign Wheat and $4,000 bushels Of Foreign
Rye have been received, considerable par, Of
which remains unsod.-Cour. g. Eng.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-05-20
THos. j. RUSH, sec'ry at War.

Confirmation Of The Terds Ners-A let
ter from New Orleans, May 3, received BY
a gentleman in n. York city, says
The glorious news we have received is
official, and can be relied on. Had Santa
Anna concentrated his two divisions, Hous-
ton would have lost the day. The latter
General has TO encounter now, the division
under Sesman"
"PosTscRiPT.--12 o'clock, Sd May
Mail Closing .-Dear Sir-The steamboat
Romeo has just arrivsd from Ouchila, Red
River, and confirms the report brought by
the Levant, and we have just seen letter
from General Houston, dated Goth April,
few hours previous to the battle. He states
that Santa Anna was in the field, and that he
(Houston) had one hall his men in ambush
in order TO coax Santa Anna on to give him
battle There is no doubt that Santa Anna
is taken, as reported. No one doubts it here"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-05-20
MARRIED.

In this village, 10Th inst. by Rev. A. Brown,
Mr. Edwin Pierce to Miss Sabra Newton, both
of this village. On the 18th, by the same, DIR.
Reuben Spaulding of Spencer, Mass. to Miss
Electa G Clark, daughter Of Henry Clark,
Esq. OF this village.
In Marlboro, by Rev. j. Peabody, Mr. Dam
iel Bardwell of Tunbrdge, to Miss Eliza l..
Bond of Marlboro. Also, Mr. Benz M. Lee
land of Sutton, Ms. to Miss Sally S. Powers
of Marlboro.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-05-20

Or Rev. Moses Baou Of Bath, n. ii. will
preach in Wiiliamsville the last Sabbath in this
month.
u5- The Windham County Association of
Universalists will be holden in Wiliamsville on
the first Wednesday and Thursday OF June.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-05-20
THE REPUBLIC OF LETTERS.

This interesting work is published weekly
! George Dearborn, So Gold street, n. York,
\ elited by Mrs A. II. Nichols, with the aid
advice of Washington Irving, Gulian c.
1epsnck, Edward Everett and Charles F.
ofman. The work needs no other eulogy to
commend it to the lovers of sterling literature
|ns list of contents, which we give below.
he list comprises only three quarters Of the
fu;
Essays Of Ella, by Charles Lamb; Lives of
nlnent British Statesmen; Sir Tho. Moore,
'hina! Wolsey, Archbishop Cranmer, VIM.
'cI; Lord Burleigh, by James Macintosh;
Simple Story, by Mrs Inchbald The Bee;
collection Of Essays on the most interesting
q entertaining subjects, by Oliver Goldsmith:
carnage, Novel: Comus, Mask, by John
lOn' The Life of Calico, with illustrations
NE advancement of Experimental Philoso-
y philosophical Inquiry into the origin
our Ideas on the Sublime and Beautiful, by
o. Edmund Burke: The Minstrel, or the
Ogess Of Genius, by James Beattie, LII. ID. ::
ives 10 Of eminent British Military Command
oI Walter Nanny, Sir Francis de We're,
Apr Ten. James Wolfe, Oliver Cromwell,
'na Duke OF Marlborough, and Charles Nor
uI, Earl of Peterborough Bubbles from
pIunnens Of Nassau: Samson Agonistes,
sOnl Milton; The Rape of the Lock, by
eIander Pope
l ine last quarter of the year which is now
'Nalng' will contain, among other things,
NC inheritance, Novel. The yearly sub
'pn'n is only three dollars in advance.
yum handophs WW.-Judge Carr, of the
,s~,a Court of Appeals, has decided that
nandolph's mind, January l, 1882, was
"ouIa' and that therefore the paper purport-
" DC his Will, then written, is void; thus
V'Sing the decision of the General Court,
uOnnging into effect the Will of 1921, which
~ nas all his slaves. This Will, it is az
~eu' VIII also be contested.
"S slated that the Hon. David Henshaw
'cSghed the Office of Collector of the Port
''',0n' which he has held for several year:
II mas been suggested that his object is
''Oine candidate for Governor.
h, me charter election in Troy, N. Y. has re.
W. IN The election of nine Wings and one
,a mS'!a'lon man. The aggregate WING
"''y IN the city is near 500.
',S'S Huntington and Benz. Hayes, of til,
,Oo1 ao,k rollce, have received the reward o
SVc ior The recovery of the money recently
1 y" "om the Providence Bank, amounting
L. y" 100000. A few months ago thes
IiS.i p''Severlng and always lucky officers re
4. N similar reward from the Directors o
sDafien Geo. Bank.
|, ~, -, New York Legislature have passed bill
M %s. construction of t,centy.fotw Railroads
Boz nave we added to the Bank capital of the stat
|artv Of English paper gives an account of a tea
|ma,sd SIXTY women, the mothers of eigh
/. dsu ana siriy-nine children-twelve G
be nu"s es alone having given birth to 2O2 {
hirvsonocI One of them was the mother {
'%y'one children!!
Ne HI Ill price for Preaching. The salary c
sbon,' s y, .or1D Urban is EOS, COO per annum
reaeb;SSSoi ,2'ooo)-being $4,000 for each day
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-05-20
DAVID WATKINSON & Co.
HARTFORD, CONN.

HARTFORD, CONN.
-O6sr fer sale on liberal terms
SS0 Tons English Iron, a complete assort-
cCV ment;
rs Tons Round Refined Machinery Iron,
$50 " Swedes Iron-tlat and square,
200 " PSI Old Sable; New Sable and
Ulster and other American Iron
so " Old Sable Horse Nail Rods and
Shoe Shapes,
is " New Sable Shapes and Rods,
80 " English and American Hoop Iron
1~2 to inch,
20 Band Iron and Nail Plate, Ia to
inch,
$50 Soft American Pig Iron,
500 Bundles Plough Plates,
$50 Casks H. Leonard & Co.'S Cat Nails,
80 Casks and Bags Wrought Nails,
500 Bundles Bright Iron Wire, No. 2 to 49,.
80, 600 lbs. Best Cast Steel, suitable for edge
Tools, s
5, 600 lbs. Cast Steel, suitable for Gimblets,
25, 900 lbs. Round Machinery Cast Steel,
Is, 900 lbs. Halback, Goat and English Ger.
man Steel,
100 Sets Axletrees, 1-S to inch, with
Pipe Boxes turned and fitted,
300 Bundles "Pierson'sn warranted Spring
Steel,
200 Sets Elliptic Springs, "warranted,n
so Packs Russia Sheet Iron,
35 pair Blacksmitbs Bellows,
500 Sets "Squires'" Cart aud Wagon
Boxes,
Together with an assortment Of Anvls, Visos.
Chains, Axes, Pig Lead, Shoyels, Hoes, Iron
Rakes, Coopers Rivets, Borax, Brads, Horse
Shoes and Nails, English and American Sheet
Iron, Scroll and Nut Iron, &c. &C,
May, 1885. ewsi.5s