Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-12-30

heir demands Therefore. we would say :
be prompt to pay your small debts as well
as large Hampshire Gaz
From the New Orleans Bee Of the 18th Dee.
SANTA ANSA.-From a gentleman who
came passenger in the steamer Nick Biddle,
las, evening, we learn that Gen. Santa Anna
had arrived at Plaqueminc, on the evening
of the l2th inst. in company wllhtwo Amer
lean gentlemen, supposed TO be officers in the
United States Army They embarked same
evening on board the steamer Tennessean,
and it was thought would land at ST. Louis,
on their way TO the city Of Washington.
Waiton's Vermoni Register for 1887, con-
tains, in addition to the almanac, copious noti-
ccs of the several States Of the Union, embrac-
ing prominent points in their history, size, |
boundary, productions, &c, for which the |
publishers are indebted 10 John Hayward, Esq. |
of Boston, author of very valuable statistical
register Of the United States; also containing
the principal officers of the u. 5. Government,
town officers, physicians, clergymen, post
masters, justices Of the peace, population, grand
list and postage of each town i'll the State
Judges of the court, terms Of the U. 5. circuit
and district, and Vermont supreme and county
courts-staiistical matter, &c. &c. II is proper
to state, that the justices of the peace and other
legislative appointments are not published, ex-
cept in the register, the Legislature having, by
new arrangement, excluded these appoint
ments from the printed journals.
Or The above Almanac is for sale at the
Brattleboro Bookstore.
Erroneous. Rumor.-In consequence Of two
police officers being despatched 10 Albany 10
horo nh oh mt
liberty to give the particulars Of, a report was
published in some Of the morning papers, that
the perpetrators of the bank robbery al Utica
had been arrested, and n large amount Of the
stolen notes recovered. The report being cal
culated TO produce injurious effects, we have
been requested to contradict tn. y. Tunes.
! The Boston Courier observes, that the citi-
zens Of Philadelphia have agreed to stand out
against the high price of butter. We saw
them standing out in the rain, on Saturday
buying butter at the highest price.-U. S. Ga-.
The Siamese twins are in Wilmington, Del
aware-Chang has fallen in love with young
girl there; she saws she is willing 10 marry
him, but objects to taking Eng too.
I'm Example for Husbands.-On the night
of w ashington's dissolution, when the attend
ants were about to prepare his body for the
grave a miniature likeness of Mrs Washing
ton was found on his breast, where II had hung
suspended by ribbon from his neck, for more
than forty years.
The brandy distillery of J. Kingsley at West
Hampton, Mass. was burnt a few days since,
with several hundred barrels of ardent--enough
at least to ruin dozen families.
" Hoe goes Hay"?-An English paper of q
J late date mentions that vessel was about &c
sail from Aberdeen to the United States, with
5 81 tons of hay, and another larger cargo was tc
, follow from Clyde
\ FrankHn Pierce, a member OF the present
! House of Representatives, from New Hamp
shire, has been elected u. S. Senator from tina
b State.
5 The Emperor Of China has issued an Impe
: rial Edict, prohibiting the labor of missionarie
D in his Empire, and condemning all their rell
5 gous books to destruction.
: The Texan Commissioner, Col Wharton
i with his Private Secretary, arrived at Wash
n ington, on the 10th inst.
d "Well, Robert, how much did your phi
T. weight" at didn't weigh as much as | ca
s. pected, and always thought it routd'nt."
!; The journeymcn sadders and harness max
T. ers in Philadelphia have kicked out Of IN
traces, and refused TO work unless they ca
IS have more wages.
ht Affecting Incidental DR. Shane, of Vick'
it burg, Miss. died n few weeks ago. His VIII
er watched his dying bed till all was over--the
y laid down and died of broken heart, thirt,
n, six hours after.
&c 600 ahead."-John w. Crockett, of TreI
q ton, son of the late lamented Col. David Crocl
EFT, is proposed as candidate for Congre'
from Tennessee.
Talked Om.-At public debate in Lyc'
by UNI at the West, the ladies were invited to tai
he part, when they talked the gentlemen all OF
ng of the hall.
a' Ifpeople would only pay their printers bil
about these times, what a lot of presents
could make-and what fine turkey we cou
= get for new year!
Ne,o kind of Mortgage. to son
ny Typographical error, an exchange paper has u
~ word mortgages instead of "Marrages
II over the names Of those recently married