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IN r. w bOOhS FUN SHltASIMAS a. ~ NJ w
YEARsPREsENrsr subscriber has received the most
and bcautiu collection Of Annuas and Juvenile M-ce
works which he had the pleasure of offering
his friends and the following
The Book Of Gems The yiokt
Gems of Beauty Pcad
Flowers Of Loneliness, 1893 Y Christmas Box
Drawing Room Scrap Book Unisp Annual
Paror scrap Book Jwyallc FORGET Me No
Keepsake scrap Book
Book of Beauty Llry of the Valley
Heahs Picturesque Annuat Fart Book
The English Annual H,erGlypAcal Bible
Onental Annual Robert tarldcs sketch Boo
Magnolia The New Years TokeH
Token Paint Gift
Forget Ne Not Parents Cabinet
Christian keepsnke Fara House
Religious Souvenir rw. Edwards
Friendships Offering Holilay Gin
Illus ofthe wayery Novels Illustrators q syria Holy h
Byron Gallery, &c Asia Mnur, &C
c. SHHARD, Bookseller,
DIS fss Broadway.
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UOOTs AT HALF PRICE.-I lue Oh

HALF FaICE.-f hnve aiupuf tkro.
- ihonsaDd pss of q, ntemens Bouts dent k,nds M,
bnnd and owing - The scarcity money s~ fs ,he res rt
at thr following pfces at retail fine double skin wser
proof oop. W p per pair and all the different kinds of gentle
and OF The costly work - 81 rs sisge Ar
Who want good of for tne viii d well IN rsu
soon Nearly ~ the above boots ofmy
I'm got a'ad to warrant every pair to do the
Those VIII, have boots. kn shat they are and s,
improve thus opportunity for they want Don n,s,ai
ihe store, ,sr No. o2s y exactly over the door
n All kinds of stA,r-
ent kinds equally cheap FOR czsh Rs any pended GRATIS
Appy ~ RlCHARDs'S No 81 Canal street
i2 Inn Tho odes, H,.s en tbe blorL
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DrSHAKSPEARE REFECTORY,on Y ,on the site
Of HARMONY HALL, has been opened by the subscriber,
and viii ba conducted entire pan which he
will give satisfaction To has friends and the public generally,
he viii always keep the hest the market aiodssuch Bds,
Fish, Flesh &C The Bar will be furnished with the best of
suors Oysters served up IN the best style.
Meals esnh had at all hours nj moments notice.
The subscriber formerly kept the Park ia Boston and
by attention the cstnf Of h customers
Of sublic patronage AMOS . ALLIN,
Shakespeare Retrctory.
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STOCkS.-A chOice Of Gepfepsps ana yr,.r
- en Fancy and other stocks Of the and rI
nan.ap Ins received by Mrs KING Fulton street which ~.
10 seihnz al redaced prices is',r
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The subscriber issow prepared orders any
knd etac furniture used IN Houses Churches such
Door Plates kuOekc~, Figures Numbers Locke Knobs rs
Silver which certainly BY far prsfembes plated metal
bears arrhnr ana polishing To the of the metal
sell and SINCE the prce for tins metal in its finished
low the pce OF plated thse nodon but whit prsJncoss
and builder. ef houses will also pfcf All the builders
peo OF Houses invited 10 examine The OF the
nultfanous asd articles manusctur by
n2ey Dr LEWIS FErTCHwANGER. 37T Broadway
pHMENOLOGf, WITH CORRECT PROFILE LIKE
NESsE The ladies' and gentlemen Of New York and
vsters respectfully apprsed that y. Reynolds hc au
opened office, a No. 1sl Broadway door Peaks
GIsT WHO viii gyea written and faithful selines,on Of the
character and mind from the bend
The principles Of the late Drs Cab spnzhs which
will be accompanied by accurate Likeness by r. whose
Preiies have sol much admired for their fidelity
Hours Of attendance from 10 i'll and from un'l Terms
moIerafe it.lm
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,. HOUSE & LAND AGENTS.
MT subscribers ha established other
b1o"kyi No Front friends
and he tube IN general, that they receive
,eIs sale and purchase orca estate collection
s's ana ,sn,ng o. houses stores farms &C Any orders h
hethcf oi Their offices Willie fsSsnptly nticndedto
- NEwSON a FLEMING, 20 Nassasst.N "
anu No 5Frontst Brook yn ri tdooro the LII Bahk.
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CREENWTCH COAL YARD

GREENWICH COAL YARDS The under med
~ respectfully informs has and the public. tLai
commenced receiving his usual supply that very superior schy
40 much approved Of the last Jear BY pre-
ference 70 coal o the market udefs for Broken
Nut hy the ton will be received by A. Camp
Wall street Russell Corand s. Wal o the
yards 923 sr si9 fudsons u. JAMES d. W wTIrrALL
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K ON - NO 20 " IIfnm affcCt,
~ offer Ter sale The following altcos-whc Ginger Root Ja
maicn burgundy Pitch English superior pr pa-irrs, &.
Vanilla Beans wme-Wmtc Wax w LDsss Of 30 H. each
German Coogn Fana. warrantedooth Brushes French and
English nude 70 order, assortment Sedz and Soda
Powders carefully put us II superior quality Medicine Chests
great variety Of patterns which viii k filed order at ser no
tice for SHIPS and families Panacea and
man saciers prcosfararc Acid Carbonate soda da
dec -' -"
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M sEE Advertisement t-ABERNETHY's Compound Ii
quorce Cough Mixture Sd pagee special owery
Grand has been Obliged OF the great demsad OF
this Medicine from hc lower
point HOPPER, Broadway and Franklin st., and UNDER
HLLcor Bcckman and William Agents for this Mixture
n4f
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AIDES CLOAK WAREHOUsE.-Thes sub
- scrie has on hsqd speedd Ladies
sk and Nenoo Cloa- made the and fashionable
style, which viii be sold M the lowest rpssible
OLIVER n GoLDsMTTHs, n Catharpe n
B Ladies' and Misses Cloaks made order tke ncafcst
and most fashionable style siS.
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ZINE COAIs-in large small quantities far Apply
= AZ the Lime kins near South Ferr, Bruok To
oi<u n. RAYMOND a CO. 70 Coytandt e. M stairs.
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Cr NOTICE To NEW YEAR PART1ES-y g. DECKER,
wis inform his friends and the public that he has
fresh supply Of first rate OYSTERS and ready hem
Fried Sewed Roasted, and Pickleo the liberal
at the shortest notice Please apply at isS Fultonstect
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s,MEAP GOODS. AT d. Y. HENRI,

4 'MEAP GOODS, At y. Y. HENRIoUEs q co. Iss
" BfoadwBy-Surer Frruch Meino do tessf. Ger
man ?. oe., Ensish - Chny . "a per yard sndd Lrcs
s., ~ Ircnch Prints - Bish do ~ figured SILKS pai
fer Lining 81 Ebroideres Of all kinds Gloves Is Sd
and osper air with an extensive assortment Of Rib
EFF
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~ CTATIONER's wARFHOUsE, raq william

~ The subscriber having just returned from 10
succeeded IL making the most advantageous w
Brother for a regular supply Of al sr,cles IN b
pared 10 offer to the trade, superior assortment
cy Stationary, OF tbs best quality and on low
house IN this city.
Gen i.e Reeves and Newman's water Color
Tissue par,rs. Letter PAPERS. and every des'
Papers, Sealing Wax, Steel Pens, &c.
He also continues o. mannfaciu e INC fhfeni
ne Cards, enamelled Visiting, and gold border
piers, ever poirt Leads, &c.
uee
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'THE POsTHUMOs pAPERs OF TIE.

PlCkNlCk CLUB In thtul record Of the
amuatons pcf adyenurcs and sporting of the
corresponding members Edited BY 9d, pub
Iished pce 50 cents--fN sale BY
js G. J. FOLSOM, col Fulton door absye PeaHst
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Il ALL COMPOUND CHINESE
IL SOAP Price 50 ccots ror beant,fyns the co~plexon re-
moving ffeekks sun burn Tao or hes ns Empons Chaps
cbaea fa unplcasa ain
ducnra cnocnt and agrant h,hcrs ese. eni rc, e.
the Toilet AMI Nursery This delightful Comro nd ,s comrsed
Of more oent infI ns than soapih offered s IN.
Iolc' aha cnns,3 adapted 70 he Nursery and fair
fo sale bJ pr Han, .f Ernadway Chapl, scot
and Hopres Pharmacy Frank Nh ef and p..d
a ~" o''~"~1y-
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SUsPENsARY BANDAGEsA TRussrs
- reneal assor'mens q h-c useful nstrents q
t latest and rros moved patent al No Ann 80,
where they are se;stsd and appbed ~ rractea surrso
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Mss P0RTRAtEp-A Repository f,r fbo.e ,sho Are s,d
hose VINO arc not married by he Cac Auibo,s soceot
anu mous w hsd sor scclc, Johnson Knos Newsn and
and future HAPPINESS ~ "A nknd - ''' "' '"''e"~
domestic happ ness. thou onl, bliss
rarsdsse shss has survived the fall Cosrpx
frDe Essays ogeher rirh a ces Whites,
expessy o- hts work vol Ju.t reserved md Sr ssi.
" me book store of G. ,. FOLSOM, No soI Fulton st
!" door above Pearl
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~ cIAGEs, Gentcmcn and Ladies who wish NJ ret nfma-
than apply 10 CHR crp rOkEL
and o rchard sts.
Reference evenly Dr. Anthem Eso Prof IN tho Columbia Cot
lere ali .aa :. sms
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(NOUGU ARTICLEa.-A sr.at vsuesx g., r.lu
~ Cold likewise Iceland Candy sugar IL yIocev ps,s
Fonc candy lo1enE,s IN eat variety fw ssle by
Joy Dr LEWIS FEucHrwANGER an Brosdwsv
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-12-29

exclaimed, "B-,I know you, but here
are four friends of yours and you areii safe !
| have just come from the Flat, they are all
after you old Cup'er--was fixing his old
gun, / told The Odd old iellow it wonldn't
90 of, but lie 5swore he'd shoot YOU II he
seed you | darent take you into my house.
so you must come into the barn. 9aar
A council ofthe four friends was called.
They could devise no means of escape, ex.
cept walking Immediately ~throughthe woods
to the lines This, | modcstIy informed
them, was impraclicable. unless they could
furnish me with a new pair Of legs. Gov
erlids and a supper were then brought, and
| was hid for two nights and one day under
a hay NOV, by which time the swelling Of
mylinb had nearly subsidized. My danger
was not over, for the women, considering
the secret Of my hiding place too weighty
for their weak abilities, had called upon
their neighbours to help them keep it. 1
accordingly removed for one day to another
barn, when my limbs becoming renovated,
and a young man having offered as guide,
again SET out on Friday evening last
Knowing that | was watched in every
direction, We passed through woods, and at
great distance from the road (the snow was
rather unpleasantly deep) to avoid observa-
ton, aud happily succeeded in reaching
ChaHey's. in Berkshire, (Vt) before morn
ing. : Having left ST Denis with adetermin-
alton Of getting to the States in safety, no
body ever hailed the land of freedom with
more exultation. On Saturday l moved to
the Southwark. The first Montreal paper |
saw, contained, sure enough. a reward for
nv head, and that Of We certainly
have precedence on the list. but | don't like
the classification, and consider the valuation
far below my W estimate. Poor Lord
Gosford must, however, be pardened. We
had by our proceedings already caused SC
much expense TO the little Queen's treasury,
that we most ~charitably suppose he could
not afford more.
A l~aughable thing occurred at Milton
The stage passengers (among whom was
Mr.. Rodier, Member OF Parliament; Mr.
Beaadry, Vice President of the Montreal
Young Mems Society and myself sat dowr
to breakfast when a Yankee dry goods sell
er Of Montreal ordered a breakfast apart fol
himself and u bank clerk. that they nigh
not be contaminated by eating with rebels
This man belongs 10 a class Of Yankees il
Canada. who expect to grow fat by lick
ing not independently their own paws lik'
the bears, but the posteriors of British Roy
%alisis. Several have come out to prelude,
the Vermonters against Canadian freedom
but so universal is public sympathy in tn,
North, that unless they beware, Lynch Law
will be applied as u%nsparingly upon thos,
persons as martial law is by a bloody Gov
eminent in Canada.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-12-29

they are not only willing and ready TO fight.
bat able to beat the iB ritish. The people Of
Canada are ready to- fight / have gone in.
tima'ely from hfM house 10 farm house,
They have, for 'nearly a year. taken a better
common sense view than their leaders. uAll
the resolutions and speeches, and public
meetings, say they, are very good but after
all we shall never obtain redress TN we fight
Tor u, and the sooner we begin, the better
Every Canadian farmer about Montreal er.
poets to fgA. 1t requires nothing from the
influential men bul TO return to their local..
ties, where, with one whistle, each NAV col.
lect all his fellow porishioners around him.
They will turn out unarmed, rather than be
considered chargeabie with a want of zeal
The means Of carrying on a winters cam.
paign in Canada nre abundant, because eve
ry man expects, and is willing to make a sac
rifice TO any extent to support the expense
AT this moment there is no embodied pa,ri.
otto force in Canada, but though no, soldiers
in barracks, they are soldiers in their own
houses and can be collected almost as soon
as IL in barracks. Throughout the northern
part Of Vermont and New York, enthusi.
asm is at its height in favor of the patriots.
The people know that the eternal peace on
earth Of themselves and their property. de.
ponds upon the expulsion of European power
from the long frontier that hangs over them
on tho north. a :
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-12-29
For the Vermont Phonix.
TO A DECEAcFp ctSnrp

'At Nlil NJ A4DECEASED SISTER. 4TrA
i heard the lid Of thy coffin close rd{ 3-psI4 ~.
Like q voice that farewell said i; ~
And sad and void were the thoughts that rose,
As the mantle o'ef thee laid. tsufmn 81
Tears were nil shed, and my tpirit bowed & sX
) like q flower before the gale-a
Thou laidst as lovely within thy shroud
As the flower within the vale. ~ 'at
Sad were the tones Of the passing air.
Aud they seemed TO say, she's Ronel Afl r'i
Ana hushed with sorrow was each voice there. p
As they bore thy coffin on .ta etfftai
But well knew thou vast blest above
That death was n heavenly birth NNe
] deemed the beams or thy holy love fHsc nl
Would smile on my home on earth. fsrr,ss,r
We missed Thy steps from the household ,hronr.
llhy voice from our youthful band; 49,
And ceased to seek ere our limbs were strong,
The aid Of orr sisters hand;
In vain we lhalted thy form to see, l.ni41 Il
That shown through a falling tear, .,a, "a
Or paused to hear, in our youthful Riee.
The voice Of our sister dear. e
Few were my days, aud I thought this world
Had much moro Of joy below, rat
Bnt griofi its banner hath nov rnfarIed .'F
To Goat DER this vale Of wo.,
feel It's better BY far to die
In the dawn oflife's first light, fe
And sweeily sleep where our kindred lie, g.
Than 70 live ill sorrows night. NJ
When behold in tho yard Thy grave,
Then | think, when | nn dead,
That flowers and grcen-grass shall DER me wave,
As they wave above thy bead. .hfaul qnl'
q Give me the JOY that ia in the tomb,
And sweet shall my slumbers be-,
Till spirits wake in their endless bloom,
Ky TO a world Of purity. a9Am 9tf 2it1Al
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-12-29
STATE PRISON.

A'olc'd by the Senate and House Of Rep
%Mal'fe', That Robert Pierpoint, Kent
"su' and Sewall Fullam. ir. be appointed
%"l'i'''re whose duty il shall be, between
close Of The present session and the first
december next, 10 settle with the
n Soan Il. Cotton, Superintendent ofthe
rnson appraise the properly now at
pnson' belonging to the state, and de.
iw'ae superintendent. elect the books
%ptrs kept at said prison for the use Of
i %a.s' together with said property;-also
i, month OF September next, to visit the
ms ana examine the condition of the
4. .Sylile with the Superintendent, ap-
a., ,ne property then and there remain
H. ev'l' and make report-o of their doings
los %'0Oer session oflhe Legislature, A.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-12-29
Laos of Vermont.
RESOLUTIONS.
TExAs-sLAvERY, &c.

TEXAS-SLAVERY, &c.
R,olrei By lie Senate and House Of
~,.r,latires, That our Senators in Con
h. instructed, aud our Representatives
t,srd 10 use their influence in that body
r,rsul the annexation Of Texas TO the
m. t1ea..
RsOlred, That, representing as we do
|p,oOle of Vermont, we do. hereby, in
name. soLEMNLY PROTEST against
annexation in any form.
G,Olrsd, That as the Representatives
I'M People Of Vermont, we do solemnly
Is against the admission into this Union,
spv state whose constitution tolerates do
bc slavery. ~,
1 R,,olred, That Congress have full
Ter BY the constitution, to abolish slavery
4 he Slave trade in the District OF Colum-
and in the Territories Of the United
|e.
\ Reolrsd, That our Senators in Con
Il be instructed and our Representatives
Iesed to present tie foregoing Repor,
Resolutions to their respective Houses
congress, and use their influence TO carly
sane speedily into effect.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-12-29
FRANKING PRIVILEGE.

Aaared By the Senate and House Of Rep
fn'S'res' That the franking privilege
peal states.
A''@red' That his Excellency the Gov
a% Ce requested to transmit copy ofthese
[@uuOns to the Governors of the several
!, ana also to our Senators and Repre-
|aA'lves in Congress.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-12-29
From the New York Daily ExpreA.
THE OUTBREAK IN LOWER CANAD

THE OUTBREAK IN LOWER CANADA.
Affairs Of 81 Dennis and 50 Charles. M
4, $. Brown-His threatened arresi-I
His highly Interesting escape into Yer
mont.
We have before US several letters from Il.
s. Brown. Esq. The good humored, pleas
ant way in which Mr. Brown narrates his
escape through the woods, reminds one of
the many OF the stories of our Revolution,
and particularly Of some Of the escapes of
Lord Edward Fitzgerald. as set forth in his
life by poet Moore. Bn. to the correspond
ence, which, as il is, we lay before our read
crs. "a ~ 81.
.sfF ks9. BpRLINGToN, 18th Dec. 1887.
The Revolution in Canada was common
ced by Government. and not by the Patriots.
The latter were making no preparation
whatever. We knew that an outbreaking Of
popular excitement, could not be long delay
ed but no three men even had ever put
their heads together to arrange any PLAN
The exuberance Of impatient Tory rage was
the first TO explode. 1t commenced lis fool
exhibition on the 9th of November-ihe day
Of the meeting Of the Sons OF Liberty. I'm
medialely what were called prompt meas
ures were sdopted-which means that the
Attorney General was directed 10 procure
hard swearing enough, or so twist icstimo-
ny, as 10 enable him TO commit 10 prison eve
ry leading patriot upon a charge that would
not admit Of bail. In consequence. warrants
were issued and as each individual heard
that one was coming against him, he pot
himself out of the way for a few days. as he
thought! The States, being near. was the
place Of resort and, TO the surprise Of them
| selves, nearly one hundred Canadians of in
huence found themselves. within a few days.
collected on the borders Of Vermont and
New York. The same cause brought them
all away; but scarcely one had had commu-
~nication with his neighbor previous to leav-
ing. DR.. Nelson. at st Denis. a bold. brave,
energetic, decided man, took a more ~resolute
stand. He told the people Of his village
that he would remain with them while they
would remain by him. Mr. Brown did not
leave his house in Montreal until fifteen min
utes before the bailiffs were after him. He
also left with the intention Of going to the
States. but in going among the country PEG.
pie he found them ali ardent for action, and
only lamenling want of leaders to call them
out. Finding this feeling general. he direct
ed his course to ST Charles, on the right
bank Of the river Richelicu, about 80 miles
below ST Johns, and about the same distance
from Montreal. With the inhabitants of the
place he was personally unacquainted; but
upon announcing his design Of forming q
camp, the utmost readiness was displayed,
and Immediately the camp was formed. The
proceedings nj 81 Charles and at ST Denis
are detailed elsewhere. Two brigades o
British regulars had been driven back on
Montreal and a third Ind arrived within
mine miles Of ST Denis. The Patriot force
assembled was not sufficient to offer a com.
plete resistance TO this, and consequently MI
| Brown and DIR Nelson decided upon discon
i tinuing operations for the moment. They
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-12-29

The Mobile Mercantile Advertiser men
lions the death Of Mr. Andrew Dexter. He
died in a lutte ten:byiwelve office. in that
city, with scarcely the necessaries Of life,
and with hardly half a dozen friends or &C.
quaiutances TO follow him to the grave
This Mr. Dexter was once a rich banker in
this State. He owned an entire bank (Glou.
cester) and with il broke, or greatly injured,
nearly every other bank in the State. He
built the famous old Exchange Coffee House
in this city. and we believe it belonged to
him when it was burnt, He was a man Of
singnlarly active business habits, and was at
one time hand in glove with William Gray
and Israel Thorndike. But m~utability is
stamped upon every thing, and a succession
Of adverse fortunes, beyond the power OIL
human foresight to guard against, finally re-
duced Mr. Dexter to the most abject penury
and want. How striking an exempli6ca-
lion Of the moral. that riches take to them
selves wings."-TSmes.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-12-29

ka'lred by the Senate and House fRep
%easatires, That the Governor ofthis state
requested 10 appoint some suitable person
Investigate the facts and ascertain whether
: STATE has a just claim upon the Govern
l0I the United States for expenses incur
curing the revolutionary war and il, 10
opinion OF the governor. the interest oil
'Aa'e Tqulres it, TO present such claim to
|ngress.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-12-29
DEAF AND DUMB.

y,eea oy the Senate and House If Rep
INJURIES INJURIES That the commissioners appoint
me act for the benefit of the deaf
l,DS G y be directed, in their discretion, TO
: .ae Nme Of the benefciaries, OF this
81 'ue American Asylum, to The term
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-12-29

|RaOlrsd BY he Senate and House Of Rep
F%niatirs, That our Senators in Congress
instructed and our representatives be re-
|ssdt TO use their influence to procure the
Fngs Of a bill authorising the payment Of
militia and volunteers Of this state for
l~seIVices rendered prior to, and at the
PIE Of Pittsburgh, in the state Of New
|Ts' during the late war with Great Brit
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-12-29
EVOLUTIONARY CLAIMS.

h.reas, the existing laws Of the United
nles prohibit the granting Of pensions
soldiers Of the revolutionary army un-
n,lheir shall be made proof Of service Of
1 months, at the least; and whereas it is
Believed that many meritorious men are
BY such laws, deprived Of that pittance
Fhch is justly their due; Therefore,
RsOlrsd by The Senate and House of Rep
Entaliuss, That u Senators in Congress
Instructed and our Representatives re.
listed to use their eyertions for procuring
passage Of law providing for that class
|Od soldiers now excluded BY the laws in
he.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-12-29

Polished every FsId.y Morning, by
w NJ. E., II Il II. Il.
1. ,u,lr. Building. nearly opposite chs.q',

:. oHal's Building, nearly opposite Chssc's
r. ~ Stage House, lsis1o
To .ieglc subscribers Two Dollars a year.
-. clio receive their papers at the Office,
l~p If payment is not made at the cxpira.
oar interest will he added. trJ No pa
s%"n,iuucd until arrearages are paid, except a,
aon Of The Publisher. - Orders BY mail mus,
XVII PAID OF they Will not receive attention. b
L, .nti.d. of JOB PRINTING neatly exc
.hor, notice and IN moderate terms.
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western editor inserts his marriage
w" UNDER the head Of Anecdotes 3cii