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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-24
Mrs. Morley's first concert was finely attended.

Mrs. Morley's first concert was finely attended
considering the night Among her songs, the
banks OF Blue Moselle was the lavorite of the
evening" She has beautiful voice, rich and ex-
presslvc or Mr.. Morley we cannot speak too
highly The merits of the other gentlemen are
too well known to need comment. Mrs Morley,
we understand, has second Soiree in day or
two. She will be rev elcomcd by full pnr.v.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-24
dJSeYRTE EzSGHlhH4.

STATEMENT OF COTTON.
ls 1s36-No. bales on hand 500
April ei-No bales rec this dav, ...........13ll
Total No do reed OBVIOUSLY 525, 4s3- 526 199
53550l
April "a, Exports this day to Liverpool 1924
-" Glasgow. 56O
Total Exports previously. 429,606 42lS90
No. Of bales on hand cleared, I0lll
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO.
Oct Isl, ISSiNo. hhds hand 121
April "a 1877 No do reed this day.. 3l5
Total received preyiouslyl4,24 1853
2I,796
April "a Exports total to date 1853
No. ofhhds on hand cleared. ........ 80. l4,OG3
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-24

~ As brought to the police prison OF tie "a NUM-
w cpalit'' on the l3il March, negro man named
John Betrey, aged about 20 years, says he belongs IN
Mr. Emerson. The owner will prove property. INV
charges, ana take nm away. S HARPER,
aU tnntain nf tho Watch
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-24


NTOTiCE.--A competent Boek-keepcr and expert
~ Penman, long resident in this city, a married man,
for suitable compensation, would undertake to write
up books end regulate cunts for radesmen Mocha
MICS and others, whose compass of business does
require The constant attendance of accountant Per-
employment, at fair compensation, would be
the more acceptable. lie would also adjust unsettled
estates promptly and with exactitude. unexceptiona
bic references, if required will be given.
Address A, H., box 3io Post Office, or directly, 65
Phillppa street. a22-lm.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-24

NHfAS brought to the police PRISON of the d MINI.
w cipality, on the 9Th instant, n muIutto woman
named Zella. aged about2 y years. says she belong, "a
Mr. Charbonet. The owner will prove propery. nav
charges and take her away. + HARPER NV
a3 Canaan of liz WI,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-24

ENSTkif .-Taken up by the night watch in The Ia
= ward I'd municipality, one sorrel Mare, no marx
he owner IS requested 10 come forward, prove pro.
perry, pay charges, and take said animal away bcio.
the 18th instant. i left after that time will be sold
public auction, by 7. A. Guotte, Auctipnccr.
w. NicpONALD, Commissary I'd Ward,
u,}
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-24
Nautical Intelligence.


HOME PORTS.
At New FORK, arrived Protection hence 10 days; Mary, do
20 days; cid Orleans. hther San do; ARID Mary Gan
gam hence on Little alumas spoke I'd April Walter. from
Phiad, hihcr sailed Mississippi hithcr.
AZ Portsmouth, 18th April Damaflsscot, hrncc 18TH
Z NJ Miller, do.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-24

WAS brought to the police prison of the I'd Num-
w cipali,r, on the 2Gth Ma.:n, u negro man named
Miles. ahont 30 years of age says he belongs TO M
Rozi'lons. The owner will prove property, pay chm
ges and take HIM away 4 S HARPER,
40 Captnin oft he March
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-24

M AS broughtto the police prison of The Cd MIMI
w cpality, on me 18th March, n negro man NAMED
Prince, abour "a years of age, says he belongs loM
Beiior idel. The will prove property, paw ch,
ges, and take him away. $ HARPER,
a3 Captain of the Wnicb
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-24

Again-he immense sums Of money which are
required to be expended on rail roads, canals, &C.
Will be drawn off for other purposes. Orders for
rail road iron will longer go forward to swallow
up our already deprecated products. This sys.
TEN of curtailing our expenditures, whether for
luxury or necessity will extend through every de-
partment of life, enabling the whole people to IL
quid-te the debt they owe Great Britain in the
course OF a year or two. The operation of this
system is certain, positive. Stern necessity sets
The machine in motion. That machine, that ca
pabilityis i'll ourselves. However great our suf-
iering has been and will be, tho course of remand
ing our orders will operate upon B,iush interests
with hundred fold severity
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-24

NNAS brought t. the police prison of the "a Mani.
w cpality, on the Cd ms tant n negro man. n,mI
Ben, about - years of age, says he belongs to M
Ache Courccllr. The owner will prove properly r.'
charges and take him away. HARPEk"
o2 ft,,,taip uftl,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-24

WE, the undersigned Cabin passengers on board the
Schooner VIM BRYAN, from Texas, bound to New Or.
iea's, beg leave to return thanks Can't Hend
ly, for his polite attention during the voyage and
recommend him to The trading community for his skill
as ahavignor and strict attention his duties also
his polite and gentlemanly conduct We also recam
mcnd the Bryan as safe, commodious, and can YES
sell ard good saller.
John T Gray, Narh'l Townsend, f Smith James
kerr Fnnstan, G R Balfor, J w Brooks, j CaIlasan
l Lon, + Cook W DAVIS Benz. Stones, Da,isl d
aiilcr, Young Perry, Alsbnry, $ O Fawer, b P Hun
ter, K Fcnton l. w Dupny, Jno Z Holt, f Navarn-
off, c b Tanney. a95
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-24

Is requested 10 come forward prove property pay char
gcs, and take said amin n away before the 18th instant
II left after that time il will be sold at public auction
by 7. A. Gu iutc, Auct'onacr. w. MCDONALD
az Connlissary 2l Ward ID Muncipaly
ASSiRAl Taken IN, one chesnut sorrcl f0rs
ma with star in his forehead, the right lore foot
white, and the two hind feet The owner is REQUESTED
to come forward, prove property pay charges aud take
fHd animal away before the 18Th instant. II left after
that time ii will be sold Mt public auction by PA
nuillIotte Aurtlonoer. w. Mcdonald,
u:} trurunissarv 81 Ward 81 Nun;c;nni
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-24

%, 23, so 50 52, is, II 81, 80, SO, 90, 81,
IRE nc dram Numbers Of he 1911 Glass IF Me
Ess EE SCHOOL, LOTTERY.
"A UlHOR!SED by Act of the Legislature OF the
N State of Louisiana, for the benefit o1hc )uacLita
School Society," passed and approved the 2lst March,
CLASS No. 90, FOR 1887
To be dram IN .H,r Orieans on Sd,.doy OOH .9rr1
Is Number Lottery--I2 Drawn Ballots.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-24

IL The proprietor respectfully calls TIC attention of
the public TO the above Card, and assures them that all
work nifusted To his shall be done the saor ST
notice, IN STYLE unsurpassed in this city and the
owcsI rates,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-24
TAHEA'TISE-ST. CHARLES.
TIE PIRATE or TIM c,y7J

THIS EVENING April 25th,
Hill be performed 18th time Miss Barnes Drama of
LAFsTTE.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-24

s1,oII amounting to I92, 5l4
81 90. = -
Packages of 25 Tickets 500, warranted to draw At
least Sia, and may draw the four Capitals. Packages
Of shares in proportion.
For Tickets apply nj the Managers Office 81 Graver
street, adjoining tho into the Arcade and 1851
Cha tres, between Cont and ST. Louis SIS.
a25 J k MEAD Napoqer
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-24

NNTAS brought 10 the police prison tfthc "a Mn,T
w cpality, on the 9Th instant, negro how nn.a
Henso,, about 10 Of age says he belongs 10 A.
Connolly The will prove property, pay .h,,
gcs, and take him away. IS HARPER. ~
as Captain of the Watch
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-24

ENSTKAY-1aKen up, ono soIre Horse The ,1L
IA hind foot Wits ever the forelock, The osaTe
q"estrd To come forward, prove property pNtm
%ss, and taks said animal away before iii 5, nsNM
lett alter that time it will be sold public auctionby
L. A, GuilliOne, Auctionecr. w. MCDONALD.
a3 Commas Try ID Wnrd ID Mn icinnliiy
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-24

MIA taken up by the night watch On ,6o 7;,7"-
w g,ey horse and small colt with wI,a III ms.
on the forehead Also grey poney with the ma @sis
halter on M, neek' '"ken up by the night wachS
dido street. The owners of the above animals nj rer
questsd come forward, prove properly nax hae re-
and take them away on or before the 22ni Of Az;
GnilloIIe Aurfinnccr. W a
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-24
Tr11K @googgr6guoQ.
EDITED BY JOHN GIBSON.
Il II + UL AND BOLD.

N1AWaO12lhLNANSs
TUESDAY MO asNHNes ,::::::::::::::::APRHI, Is
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TRUE AMERICAN GEEECE.
BOOK g. JOB PRINT e.,

In connection with this Office is n
SPLENDID AND EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF TYPE,
FOR TIE PRINTING OF
Pamphlets, Blank Checks,
Catalogues, Ellis Of Eadis.r,
Labels, Gray Eeccipts,
Legal Notices, Auction Bills,
Bin Forms, Show Bills,
Steam Goat Ellis, Circulars,
5:s$GIt~s:aS
AEd every description of bob Work that
may be rcqv ircd.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-24

fANAklN up by the nigh watch on the night Of %
RI 10Th inst, bay horse with white star On b.
fore head, and Il white mark on the nosils, also 0S
cream colored ponry with white star on his ,01 Re-
head, hob tail, the two hind feet white from The iei'cA
down, also one white horse. The owners of said hol
SEES are requested TO call and prove property, pay cn
yes and take them a~ay, otherwise they will be sUa
at public aa1ion on the I'D inst. by p Guillote aU'
tiuncer.
JOHN PRICE, Commissary 1st Wars
nl2 md Municipality.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-24

wv AS brought to the police prison Of IL, - W. W.
w cpalitv, on the 3lst of March NJ NJ Nun
named LEWIS, about "a years of age, who savs,n nan
longs to Mr.. Caldwell. The owner will connr nees
the law and tnke him away. ii. s. HaRrpMpnsA
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-24

w AS brought to the police prison Of tho 81 ~
w clpaty on the 9th instant, black girI h aa,'
name OF SALLY, about III years ofuge sayssbs Ky y" h
to Mr. Scviat. ''' oeoda
Her owner will prove property pay charges ,n,,
her away. rs Whppdrnaals
all CaDtain or tbo W.,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-24

ENSTRAY.-Inbcn up, bay horse, hind feet
RI white, aud rou:h shod. The owner is requested
10 come forward, prove property pay charges and take
sand animal away before the 18Th instant. II left after
tint time, il will b. sold at public auction, by PA.
Gullllottc, Auctonrcr. W. MCDONALD,
as Conlnssarv % Ward % MunicipaIity.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-24

Had lIPE, II listing WHEELS, &c
n 'ilt' subscriber has now attached to his steam,
D. works, very superior machine for draw, in T'I Ia
p'Iu ne WI BE- hapry to receive orders and suppIy
~ the article at as reasonab price as can
We l''io III any lhpni'aciorv. Also on hand a large
rate cheap for cash. or good paper, by
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-24

ENSTRAl.-'f 'kcn up one bay poney, brand IN the
right hind foot white The owner is requested to come
forward, prove property, pav charges and take said ami
NAL away before the l3tpinsant. II left after that time
II will be sold at puhliT'ncion, by p. A. Guilloue.
w. McD9NAl.D, Commissary 2l Ware,
az ID Municipality.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-24
TO PAYERS.
ConIPttoller.s Office, Second .N,aaicipaN,N,

IOHtphOuti y '!Ittts cttOit0 ,uhTt''fphftW,
Nav Orleans. April 81, 1887.
g EALED Proposals will be received at this office
~ unti Monday the LIST May next for the placing of
curb and gutter stones with three feet of paved support
counter banquee, per running foot, that may be re-
qufed by the Surveyor during the present year. All
the materials will be furnished by the Municipality.
Satisfactory security will be required and IN order to
uvoid unnecessary delay, applicants will name their
secnrity. SETH w NYE,
a20 Comptroller.
EN FiLLEI, No.. 76 Canal ST., having made ar
aAS nngemen to receive goods from New York, by
every packet dnfing the season, will always have on
hand an assortment OF seasenable goods, which will be
sold ut low prices and on reasonable terms.
In addition 10 those already received there now
landing from the Vickshurg, fresh supply of French
printed Jackonets, Plain satin faced and striped; print
ed cambicks, British lawns, French ginghams, of SUI
perior quality, entire new patterns snd very rich PLAIN
corded, satin striped and plaid white Juckenets and
crmbrcs; plain Swiss, null, and book musns Ladies'
FL tic Ecosu, gloves and hosiery, plain open and en-
boileed Gents thread and silk gloves Mohar stocks
Also carton of embd lace net scars new STYLE
In consequence of number of imposiiions having
lately been pracsed. the undersigned requests those
sending their servants for goods alsoo send t,er card
or an order. al U FILLEY.
FRENCH EMBROIDERIES.
FHNli subscriber has lately received five cartons of
Frcnt Ii needle work embroiderics, capes otlprs,
pelarincs, bands, cdgings and serngs on India lawn
Swiss and Jackonet musns, and offers them at a very
triiling advance. T. FILLEY,
al rs Canal street ROYAL.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-24

\ cMBtR-A cargo Of Wilmington yellow Pine
boards scnntllng and shingles, landing from srhoo-
ner Morning STAR, opposite GrIyer ST. For sale in lois
10 Siilt purchasers, by VIM PORTER
ais 10y
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-24

w AS brought to the police prison Of ibc 5d- WI
w pality, on the 9TH Instant negro wom nu muncL
CAROLINE about 80 years ofagc, says al" n,nm
to Madam Diezo Garcia. '"c oelOng,
The owner will prove property, pay charges ,,,.
her away. ii. s, II s mi paat hls
all laUtnin e H..
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-24

f5NlIE subscribers offer for sale very low terms for
hash, the following goods recently received III
OObx Havana cigars 200 tieccs rice 20 pines Of
Holland Gin. warranted pure; 100 Or casks of pale and
brown Sherry 20 or casks of Madeira, cid and ne 80
or casks of pure Pot wine 300 casks of Philadelphia
Porter and Ale; 80 cases of Muscat wine; 300 baskets OF
Champagne, tavorite brands iA half pipes Champagne
and cosnac brandy $40 bars s round iron 40 Of
brazicrs copper, assorted sizes; 60 bdies of IRON 40
bibles OF sheet Iron; 30 900 pair of trace chains.
J ID BEN 4. A COHEN,
ul3 o. Cn,u,non street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-24

NV AS brought 10 the police prison of ,La r nm
w nicipaiy, on the 9th inst negro wo Had Nj.
ed nllLLf, about 40 years of age SAYS s "an nam.
TO Nj Harrison. '"o belong,
take her away. il s HAP by Law aud
nF H.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-24

1E'llE subscriber, grniied for the liberal encourage
a. mcn heretofore bestowed upon his establishment
respectfully announces to the public, that he still con-
un,Ics to manufacture Copper, Tin, and Sheet Iron
AMI also contracts the Blacksmith business in general
at NO l20 New lcv"e street. where all orders steam
boat and othct work in his ne, will be attended to- and
executed with despatch. lie hopes by punctuailty
and due attention to business to merit continuance Of
pub ic patronage. j. r. OSR Urn
New Orleans; Doth March 1897. ONO
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-24

q tHAMrAGNE WI\E.-250 baskets Of EItc i'm.
- n"t'oion, and OF the most approved and cc!ebrated
brands IN nts aud quarts, for sale in quantities 10 su;,
Sn9nhsefs' by BDGERr Il HAWTHORN,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-24

I p NCON--6O casks CINCINNATI cu,cd hncon ,onss,-
lug OF ams, sides, ans! sIlou ders in fine shippnu
"rd,r and arranted superior article ior sale bv
alI BOGERF lIAWrHORN 63 Grnricr St
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-01-20
DEDIcATfoN

The new Unitarisn Church at Warwick, Ms.
was dedicated on'ibe 18th inst, The day was
fine, the seighiue excellent, aud the house was
filled to oyefiowing at an early hour. The
building is a meet and commodious one, stand
ing near the location Of the old church Il Is OF
wood, and, with the bell and furniture, cost
about three Thousand dollars. The pulpit Is
simply platform, elevated Two feet or more
above the floor, with plain mahogany table
for a desk. The services were performed as
follows REV. Mr. Brown, of this village, made
the Introductory prayer; Rev. Mr. Walcot, OF
Fitzwiam, read the Scriptures; Rev. Mr. Rog,
erss OF Bernardston, made the dedicatory pray
er; Rev. Mr. Smith, Of Warwick, Delivered q
discourse from JOHN 4, %; full Of sefious, prac-
tical, evangelical thoughts. Rev. Mr. Hunting
ton, of Hadley, made the concluding prayer
The singing was conducted by Mr. Ford, OF
Rowe, and was very excellent. The services
were listened to with great attention and inter
est by a crowded assembly. The Society is in
a very peaceful, harmonious and prosperous
condition,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-01-20
STOVES.
Iinsdale, n. II. Jan. 9, 1887,

THE subscribers have this day received 10 ad-
dition 10 their former stock of Box, PaIlor and
Cook Stoves, large supply of the celebrated
Rotary improved, Premium, and Prophecy
Stoves;
which comprise all Of the most improve
ed patterns and will be sold as low as can
be purchased elsewhere, for cash or approved
credit; and all wishing to purchase Conant's
or Parker's Stoves will please call on The sub
scrbers and examine their stock of Stoves now
on hand, before purchasing elsewhere, as they
will find no genuine Commits or Parker's, ex-
cept at The new Stone Building, opposite the
Brick Row, No. !.
DICKINSON g. CHANDLER.
Brattleboro, Jan. Is, 1887. &c
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New and Important WOrk.

lust Published, aud for sale by A. PHELPs
~ Greenfield, Mass. a new and valuable
work, entitled
Progressive Exercises in Book Keeping,
by Single and Double Entry, for the use Of
Common and other Schools, by James H. Coi-
flu, Principal of the FeIenberg Academy
"That this work is exceedingly well adapted
for the use Of common Schools, we are fully
convinced after a careful and thorough exam
nation Franklin Mercury of december 20.
1t is to be accompanied by Key, designed
for Teachers, which is now ip Press, and will
shortly be published.
nJ.The above work may also be bad at the
Bookstore Of J, SrEEN, Bra'lebcro'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-01-20
MARRIED.,

RI In this village, nth inst. by Rey Mr. Brown,
Mr. Calvin Holden of Newiane, to Miss Caro-
Inc Allen of Winchester, NJ III.
I In Shelburne, Mass. eth inst. Mr. Constan-
tine Goldthwait, Of Northbridge, 10 Miss Lura-
ma Hardy, Of Sheburne,
In Bridgewater, by J. Raymond, Esq, MI
John Vose TO Mrs Theana Smith, AT the
were the following characters--S fathers, 3
mothers, grandfathers, 2 grandmothers,
husbands, 8 wives, children, grandchildren,
8 daughters, uncles, aunts, brothers,
sisters, nephews and 2 nieces.
Woodstock Courier.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-01-20
From the New York Sunday Morning News.


ROMANCE AND REALITy.-On Wednes-
Gay afternoon, officer Madden, stationed at
'ne Five Points, brought to the Police Office
= woman, rather decently clad, and bearing
races oil having been once eminently hand
sone whom he had found intoxicated in one
tine worst dens in that place. She was
sEen up as a common vagrant, and bundle
unfinished clothes, which were found
san her, were taken charge OF. On Thurs
nyhavlng become sobered, she was brought
up or examination, and gave the following
account oil herself, which we publish to show
pew low woman may fall.
She is the daughter of Patrick Barry, a
agnly respectable gentleman of this city,
VINO was esteemed as we'll for his private
worm as for his education, which was of the
uIa stamp When Eliza wasabout eighteen,
que was addressed BY Alexander Arsino, a
Ss;s IN the Bank of the United States,
sa'sa situation was procured for him
MT Robinson, the cashier. They were
'4allleu, and for time lived happily; but
n'''no became stage struck, and neglected
- BUSINESS. Eliza was also similarly in
~lsu, and she had fine person, was we'll
suusaed' and had taste for the drama, they
.sH' on TO the South, where they procured
A. engagement, at good salary. When
Ivy Ivy returned to this city, her husband neg
Io'ed her, and was particularly attentive to
=. younger sister, pretty and interesting
r. a :, 10 years He soon began to treat
~ WIZ, wile harshly; and to cap the climax, af
,sa using all The money he could by any
MMsssteiy means, he ran off with her sister
.sylnsnlgan, leaving Eliza with his mother
,ha ;' y the way, had never approved oil
i iss,1 marriage. Eliza soon became dissat-
Is,. S, ,el' her mother-in-law. and supported
M d's,l oy sewing. She took TO drinking
w q" vent gownwards step by step, until she
,Ss ' 'Ound as stated. She has, or at least
49,, says she has, claim of 81 900 ON in
of y - ms city, which is now in the courl
wb susa;ee,y and we viii venture to add
'l sI! II is likely TO remain.
ce,,.;a sa, when brapght up for examination
by ,ba did not appear 10 be much affected
cL,asSs nature OF her situation, and, il dis
id Ssu,,,w Will most probably return 10 he,
her s;.ai is exalted mountain high. above
cal s S,a'el states. There, at least, the politi
atmosphere is clear and pure. i is re-
ro,,a n,'g' amid the political waste which sur,
The 40 U.s. to see one state, preserved in all
on, oS'lure and fertility with which it came
~ " |ne revolution = ALha M Il Lo.lx
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-01-20
DIED,
DIED,
Dummerston, 18th inst. Mr. Nathan Cook,
80 wears. Printers in Co0perstotpn, ~.

y DIED,
In Dummerston, 18th inst. Mr. Nathan Cook
aged 50 years. Printers in Coopersto,en, N,
Z. gre requested &c.
ODE ON TINE.
Time D like stream that hasens from the shore
Flies 20 an ocean where lis known no more;
All must be swallowed 10 this endless deep
Aud nloljop rest in everlasting sleep
The stars sball Drop the shall lose his fame.
But thou, o God, forever shine the same Com.
In Mortified, Mass. Nov. %, Mrs Susan
nah French, widow of the late John French,
aged 81. Printers IN N. Y. and Mass, are
requested Sc.
In Boylston, Jan. ID, James Longley, Esq,
revolutionary soldier, aged SO,
In Grafton, Mass. Jan. 10, Lucy Maria
daughter of Timothy MeriaHi, aged 49, Sud-
denly, Daniel NJ, only son Of Daniel Stow,
I'm Colerain, a7th ult. Mrs Catherine @.
Plumb, wife of 0aias Plumb, aged go
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-01-20

LYCEUM-Tuesdny evening, january "a.
Lecture by DR. HYDE, Question for debate
(" Ought females to be allowed tho right of SUI.
ffagei"
The author of the communications entitled
"Facts for the freside'' is informed that one of
the said articles will appear in the next number
Of our paper.
Dedicafion.--The house Of worship lately
erected at Bellows Falls for the use of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, was opened for
Divine SERVICE on the 9Th inst.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-01-20
NOTICE.

TIME subscriber respectfully informs the in
IL habitauls Of Bratlleboro aud its vicinity
that he has made new arrangements in bust
ness, and invites all those who have unsettled
accounts and notes thai have become due, TO
call and seiIie the same, without fail, before
the first of March, 1887, or they will find them
in the hands ofan attorney.
ASHBEL DICKINSON.
Brattleboro, Jan. Is, 1887. 20