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The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-17
ANOTHER RAT STORY.

This story brings 10 recollection well authenticated fact, which occurred at Newport Massa- chusetts upwards of five and forty years ago. brig arrived in that port rom foreign oae) extremely in- tested win rats the aller taking out the car- go, had here moored off the wharf with blanks leading to the shore; smoke was ihen made in the hold which prevailed every part of the vesse the rats took up their line of march for tho shore, when to the sur prise ot ihe by islanders here appeared among them one which was infirm, blind and white from age, hod- ing in his mouha stick each end of which was carried by anoiber rat No consideration would have tempt cd Us to hurt those ratsthey set good aD example to our species.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-17
Gen. 8agv.2NLr.
.NIadoa Aos,pea., Naatias Io1iao ponies, 1c,


 This letter was sent by Capt Reiahardt, of the youaiecfs; and lhe tseAsr, wih sfeat 'aagnasiffy, immeaiately re- convened ihe court to examine the charges aoasnsi ms eafvtag permitting hs cksPiile, Howell. to enscenee lslgsef in the ample folds oi his o,vn broad 0nsa3e i554eoi dt0ed of as& for as iapesl roiioa-the Ceaeggl tsged aot order court martial on him, for fear iaaf his o9n abuse oi power might be lnade manifest. And thus, ny the careful arrangement os the Dreset hugaaief. Howell slipped hs neck out oil hAltet-with how much hoaor or .siisgfaer, is fer others to decide.
 The Court nlet Howell attended daily ns prose- cn,or; produced host of wiinesses-among others, fhrec of fts grineiel mataeces, who wese, e eouse s.asialeresiedn heing efi.naal with Howell hmse admitted all the testimony agasnst me 10 oe strue whether twas er noi, when soand ha had m witnesses to prove it; after he had closed the nroseeaaa, oalld three witnesses, not to exeulpaie but to give narration of efeats, that the Conrt mght not be ai a lass 10 connect them properly aud after calm and impartial investigation, Inc Iouri gave the opinion incorporated ia the following Osdef winch was delivered 10 ase on tho 23d January hheihtr any farther publication oi 1t was made, know no Il ought at ieas 10 have been published 10 tie tolun seers, winch luadeFsools was ao done
 oeprn, l.Egsaa Quarters, .arsy 5. F. Frentts~. l No. aa foar tsnso0, Jaanasy 2olh, 1887. {
 The court af IHs;isy demanaed by Lieut. Col. 4 4E F 1sSsfurtFFrs sad winch conras.i5i Ut this post on tho I3th nStaut nnrsant to Order a. 2, from this office, iar tic pur nosa of investigating certain accusations as-eoa,aine1 r. charges asssnst him hy Gel. L. c. Howell, of th lst Rsgness ai AFkansas oa'lesrs, aas reported th following q3.ar'ls:
 Tl.e <.s,rs fni fiat m the 2d of October, ls3t Tieslf. izas. Fowler. flae accused in lawful con n,ard as segea cs,sasanies of Monntsd Arkansas Yo u.,aer Epu. Mn. ef Faa Tossoa, witch wsre n il .4.v;cs of ihe Ls SlQtcs; that on ;Iat day, dos.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-17
Coagi. .4rhaasas, .9rt. ,. Sec. 6.

 ] Here ihe Governors power is positively cut off, were there no other law or the subject and his acis of course, those o ushyQiion.
 'Be il enactedR &c "Ihat he President Of the Uaifed Satss be, ane he hereby IS, auhrizpd to ac cept Volunteers, who may offer their seryees,o &c &c. "Said Volunteers shall be liable to be called up. on to do military duty only in of Indan bosi- ties, repe uvasions, whenever the President shall judge prop@g, and when called into actuat serrice and achie remaining Herein shqH be subject to e es and articles q ca-, and shaN a respects except as to cloiking. fldced Lsc same ootg oith ssnar corps of the Caaed 5tdies .4nly" Sc. Sc. "Yolanleers, so offering their services snail be accepted bg be Prest- dea, Ill companies, bdtalons, sqiladrons regiments brgades divisions, aeho&e officers sha be a9postsa fn he manner prescribed by law in he sevsra States and territories to which such companies" Sc. "re- speciiVely belong" sIha the Presdeat of the Unit ed States be, and he Is hereby authorized to oroans. companies rendering their servccs, into batiaons or squadrons battalions squadrons into regiments &c, sc, "as soon as the number o Volunteers shall render such organzaton m haS judgment expedientn
 .act of Congress, .Mog B, l836
 By this law the whole power of organizations is ex- pressly given to the PrcsitenL And for the Gore,aor to assume as he dd is clearly uiolaioa of lutp and usupaton ot authorify And even ii the li,nied power given him 6g tie Presidenf to organze in the rs pace before passed out of his hands, could by "I 'SN' "lpJ lo our SiluaIi0f1--0u out hs reach in every sease-he hos riolattd tat poloey as the instructions bel0n proue.
 "Each company will consist of flu privaes, and o the number ot officers, non-comnlissioed officers and musicians. dfSignate in the absract.-You will organize he companies, fast as raised into battal- 'onss 1'rs eesnPaHss forming battalion. Iipo of these batialofs will then constitute regiment, & two fagimonls brigade. Should circumstances not en- able you to False le whole number specified, you must organze those who may volunteer upon these prince pies Instructions q Sec. ai War, 10 tdc louslor of .iahs. et .iiay i5, 1856.
 This abstract of more specific instructions was ex- Mbied hy G,,y. Fultan at Aa-hngten bat ha, not lar lss. hys.5 a5.ssiE5 t 5 organization shsi ght oi receiving some coulpaules not lul
 "saeI company to consist of oue Captain one frs, Laen'enani, one second Lieutenant, fpur Screams suur gurporals, Drummer. and one ier or Ruoler and Efig p,seaes; each Battalion to consist of an. } Lculsaan, Colonel Major, and tfue Conpo,,;es each regiment oconslst af one Colonel, and isco Rot tslsoas' SC. Coos Psoe. June 9, 1886. Il have to request of your Excellpncy, regimen, of Mounted Gun Men, Volunteers. if practicable. ts consist oi isa sal:s. o bs enrolled and rspais tc
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-17
PEf4 DIX "A.

"fhe President shall he Commander-n-chief of the arHy and Navy of thc United States, and of .Mihtia o e sspera States rhs edite mo fe actual segvtce of the LRlted siales.o
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-17
Coas!. .. 5. MI. 2. Sec. 2.

The Governor "sha Dc commander-in- chief of the Army of thls Saio, and ot inc Militia thereof ercept 'ohe. hey shall be caLsd into Hs serricc o hs Uisd tStaic3'
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-17
YET ANOTHER.

While upon this subject we will relate another 'n' stance of the sagaciiy of those animals If our mel" ory serves occurred in Berkshire county, Massacno sei's one thing We certain of, weauthe nlca'ea account o the circumstance published in the s'oI' casttr (AiaSsachnscitsl Spy. farmer noticed eye was 20 egg 10 be found and e determined to "a'ss and ascertain the cause; he did so and no sooner nao the hen left her with fhe usual cackle, than oo' came three rats from neigbborins hole, and has'ns W entered the nest of them turned on hls Oacs' whilst the other two rolled the egg upon his hey wnen he instantly gTasped t with fore pavs-tasy iops him by the tail, and drew of into the hole with saen prize! Facts like these are calculated to make n@' think less of himself and more of bis felow-bsings'
 Whatevcr is worth doing at all, is worth dolng 'se' and that which Is avell done. is better thau tees " atyn,1nf tlat zix sl;rhtcd za
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-17

 preserve all higlniada4 men, ia future to ssr9ing Volunteer under q General D waess nands tbe hoior of none aafs the service without doing t1af justice which an n .sgent discharge of duty would iave ppefatireiy d rected him, addressed hin the following cummanca- ton:
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-11-17
NEW. GOODS.
BY LAST ARRIVALS.
"A. Il. ID w I NJ IL Il T. ,

HI AS just received a new supply Of rich
ll FALL and WINTER Goops, such as
English and French Merinos Printed
Merinos and Circassan; Carolina Plnids !;
Ladies Candles; rich blue Alepine blue.
black. brown and green, do; rich blue black
Silks, black and colored do. Goai's-hair
aud common Cnmble,s; Victoria Prints, a
rich and splendid article also, English,
French aud American do; Broad Cloths
Cassimerrs and Snttinets, good assert.
ment; ladies Broad Cloths, for Clocks -
English Flannels and Scrges; Rose Blan-
kets; supcrline, fine and common do; stair
and straw do; printed and plain Floor
Cloths Brussels and Wilton Rugs; brown
and blcuched Sheeiings and Shiniugs -
Tckings. Drills and colorcd Flnnnels -
Batting and Wickng; Kid. Silk and An
COLA Gloves; Silk, Wors,ed and Cotton
Hosiery; Childrens' Grecian Boots; Cuffs
and Mitiens Childrens' Worsied. Lambs
Wool aud colored Hose /; scarlet and blue
randum Yam; Merinos, Highland, Valcn
tia. Silk and colorcd Shawls fancy Hand
kerchiefs and Scarfs rich Garnture, Satin
Caps and Tatfeta Ribbons; bonnet Silks
Flowers. &c &c. with many other articles
too numerous 10 mention.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-11-17
STATE OF VERMONT.

District Of Marlboro, s..
At the Probate Court holden at BrattIeboro
within and for said district, on the last We'd
nesday Of Oct, A. ID. ls37---.Present,
Hon. Asa KNIGHT, Judge:
ZONES Cyrus Washburn, Executor of the
~ last Will and Testament of .APOLL US
CLAPP, late Of Vernon in said district, de-
ceased, and moves for an extension Of the time
heretofore limited him to render an account and
make settlement Of his administration under
said Will; Whereupon il is ordered that a
hearing be had in the premises before said
court at a session thereof to be holden at Brat
tleboro in said district, on the last Thursday Of
November next; And for the purpose of noti-
Tying oil concerned Of the time and place Of
hearing, said Executor is directed TO publish
copy Of the record Of this order three weeks
successfully, in the Vermont Phoenix, as soon
os may be.
& true copy Of record
10 Attest, A. KEYES, Ree'r.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-11-17

Marlboro District, sat- the Probate Court
holden at Bratlleboro within and for said dis
trict, on the last Wednesday of Oct A.. d.
1s37-Present, Hon. Asa knight, Judge:
COMES Elizabeth Martin, Administrators Of the
Estate Of ENoS MARTIN, late Of Halifax in said
district. deceased, suggests that the personal e
tate of said deceased Is sufficient pay his debts
by the Of six hundred dollars; and that part Of
The real estate ofsad deceased he sold ,hout
injury to those interested in the remainder, praying for
license to sell the whole Of the real estate for The pur-
pose aforesaid; Whereupon il is ordered that hear
ing be had Ia the premises session Of said court 10
be holden at said Brauleboro, the last Thursday Of
November next and for the purpose Of notifying the
heirs and all concerned Of The time and place of hear
ing, said administrators is directed publish copy
Of The record Of this order three weeks sucoessiycy
IN the Vermont Phanix, ms soon as may be. fs.,'.t
true copy Of record. -
10 Attest, A. KEYES, Reg
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STATE OF vERMONT.

;, Disfrtct oJ marlboro, 90.
Al .he Probate Court holden at Brottleboro
within and for said district, on the last We'd
nesday Of Oct. A. d. ls37------Present.
Hon Asa KEIeHT, Judge:
ZONES Cyrus Washburn, Executor of the
~ last Wal and Testament Of LOVIN.aJT
HUNT, late Of Vernon in said district, deceas-
ed, and files his administration account; Where
upon il is ordered that the same be heard and
examined before said court, at the session
thereof next TO be holden at Brattleboro afore-
said, on the last Thursday of November next;
And for the purpose Of notifying all concerned
Of the time and place Of hearing, said executor
is directed to publish copy Of the record Of
this order three weeks successiveIy. in the
Vermont PhGnix, as soon as may be.
A true copy of record.
10 Attest, ASA KEYES, Prob. Rep'r.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-11-17
STATE OF VERMONT.

District of Marlboro, IS.
At the Probate Court holden at Bratileboro'
within and for said district, on the last We'd
nesday Of Oct, A. ID. lsS7--Present,
Hon. Asa KNiGHr, Judge:
ZONE Martin SaItwell and Sarah his wife,
~ heirs to the Estate of .aBEL WHIT-
NEY, late Of Guilford in said district, deceased,
and move for distribution Of said estate
among the heirs; Whereupon il is ordered that
Inn of Panl Chase, in Bratteboro aforesaid, on
the last Thursday Of November next; And FOR
the purpose Of Notifying all concerned OF the
time and place Of hearing, the applicants are
directed to publish copy Of the record of this
order, three weeks successively, in the Vermont
Phoenix, as soon rs may be. saeas aa
A true copy Of record. i ia sra al.,
10 1 Attest, A. KEYES, Rrp'r.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-11-17
Rrighton Market--Monday, NOV. 10. 1857.

(Rsporied for the ID. Advertiser X Pa'r'op
At market $500 Beef Cattle, 1000 Stores 900 Sheep
and l400 Swine.
PRIoEs-Besf Cattis-Last weeks prices were ,
not sustained We quote extra at Ioi mrs, qualify
AS a 6 So; second quality s rs 10; third quality
"a a 8 20.
BarrsLing Cattie---The harrellers refused to pay
last weeks prices, and very few purchases were made
in the forenoon; we quote Mens ~; NO l. Soi NO
2, so. M
Storss--Yearlipgs $sa 10; two year old Sl5 2oi
three year old $40 20.
Shssp--Former prices were not supported we quote
lois as follows, So i 81. SO, ~, 81, 81, aud
2 rs. ssl
and 8 IL far Bsrrows; a lot old Barrowsat 90
a7e4 At retail, 8 and o. lsHf
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-11-17
New-York cat,le Market--Nov. 10, lss7.

Reported far the N. Y. Journal Of Commerce.
At market 600 head Of Beef Cattle, including 200
from the South, COCO Sheep and Lambs, and 40 Mich
Cows.
The quality and demand for Beef fair, and
nearly all disposed of at last weeks prices say at
from SO to SO, average price 81 80 the 100 lbs.
Milrh Cows--Sales dull, about 20 sold nj lrum S22
to $40.
Sheep aud Lambs Demand brsk and 5000 sold.
Sheep at from 81 10 ~. Lambs a, from 81 10
81 25.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
fI. # H~~Hc.n n..S.-s

Marlboro District, IS.
At the Probate Court holden at Brattirboro
within and for said district, on the last w ed
nesday Of Oct, A. ID. lsS7--Preseni,
Hon. Asa KNIGHT, Judge: M.-
ZONES Levi Stoddard, an heir to the Es-
~ tate of JONATHAN STODDARD,
late of Bratteboro aforesaid, deceased, and rep
resents that by the decease of RHoBA SroD-
DARD the Widow of said Jonathan, the re-
version Of her dover, consisting of about
twenty-six acres Of land in said Brattleboro, re-
mains TO be divided among the heirs; And the
said Levi further represents, that said real es-
tate cannot be divided without greet prejudice
to the whole, and prays the said court to decree
the whole Of said real estate to him he being
the eldest son, by his paying the co-heirs their
proportionable shares of the true value thereof,
according to the statute in such case made and
provided.
LEVI STODDARD.
Is is ordered by the court that the said appli-
cation be heard before said court al session
thereof to be holden at the Inn Of Paul Chase,
in Brattleboro aforesaid, on the last Thursday
Of November next; and it is further ordered
that the heirs and all concerned, be notified of
the time and place of hearing, by publishing
the aforesaid petition with this order, three
weeks successfully, IN the Vermont Phoenix,
as soon as may be. .ie
By order of court
10 Attest A. KEYES, Rcg'r.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-11-17
Massachusetts Election.

The Boston Daily Advertiser Of Tuesday
"The election in this city yesterday was
conducted with animation, but without hustle
or disorder. The result is majority of
3249 votes being an increase on the majority
Of l47l. There is an increased Wing vote,
and diminished Van Buren, vote in every
Ward in the. city.
The returns from the country are Of a sim
liar character. Hardly town has been vet
heard from in which there is not an increase
Of Wing votes, and in nearly every town
there is decrease Of Van Buren, votes. -
In many towns there is very large Wing
gain.
The whole number of votes given in the
election Of last year, legally retufned-hose
Of nine towns, amounting TO nearly two
thousand, being rejected for informality--w
1880, of which AZ, l60 were for Governor
Everett. 35,992 for Judge Morton, and 237
scattering, making plurality Of GIGS.
VOTES FOR GOVERNOR.
1897 1896
wig Tory Wig Tory
In Boston, 1896 2047 4772 1894
Total vote in
1886 towns, 29337 1891 2496e 22504
n~ Net VINO GAIN,--Six thousand
nine hundred and for,y-one.
Majority in 1876 towns 9,406l
SENAroRs-The Wing tickets for Seno-
tors are elected in all the districts heard from
which are all the districts in the State, ex
cept the three smallest. and Berkshire, max
ing thirly-fve Wing Senators, and the other
five are probably Wing From Hampshire
and Hampden we have heard enough 10 be
assured that our ticket is elected in each
10 Essex, Middlescx, Norfolk and Plymouth
the Wing tickets are chosen BY large ma
jorilcs, and in Bristol by near three hun
dred.
REPRESENTATIVES, There is very
large increase Of Wing Representatives =
all the large towns, except Gloucester, hav
ing chosen Wings"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-11-17
IRON, Wallis and GLASS, g,

Swedes and English Iron.
Swedes, German Cast and Am blistefed
l Steel Nails, all sizes,
Horse Nail Rods Spike do -
Band and Hoop Iron
2 large Box Stoves small Parlor DO,
A few Rotary and common Cook Stoves,
6 by and by Window Glass.
For sale by p&sIff 3it;t r9t
AUSTIN BIRCHARD.
Fayetteville, Nov, 8, 1897. 6wio
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groceries, Heavy Goods, SC

10 chests prime Tea, at lowest prices
2 bags Coffee. -
boxes Loaf Sugar. hid brown do.
2 hhds Molasses.
casks Raisins 10 boxes do
Spices, Chocolate. Starch.
Best Maccaboy Snuff. Scotch do.
Best Cavendish, square hand and junk
TOBACCO. Paper do.
10 tierces Il. |. and Rock Salt tl,a,G
Is bags fine do
A bbls Winter Strained Oil
2 Lnseed DO
casll White Lead. Red do Venetian
Red. French Yellow. Chrome do. Do.
Green.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-11-17
~ Tannery for Sale.

HAVE in Montague, which would sell
Il on long credit, with proper security,
very superior Tannery, Dwelling house, Barn,
and Water power. The whole is new, and
Just completed at an expense of five thousand
dollars-wiih about acres of Land.
The above offers a chance seldom occurring
for young man to embark in good trade,
with every thing in the way OF water power,
good location, and good buildings TO at once
commence his work.
For terms after viewing the premises, en-
quire of Wv m am
Greenfield. Nov. II. 1897. I'LL
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-11-17
Domestic and Foreign Staple
and Fancy Goods,

with which his extensive store is well known
to have been crowded, (for many years pasp
late in Autumn.
And should he disregard the fashion OBJ
tanning with many small traders of making
a great flourish Of trumpels" about the low
prices at which he could sell few pieces OF
thin slazy, cotton cloths. fit for nothing but
Innings. and some few other unimportant
articles, and also about cloths, cassimeres,
salineus and calcoes selling from 20 TO 25
per cent. lower than last year,--still purcbas.
ers need moi be surprised If they should find
him selling great proportion Of bis Goods
at from $ to 10 per cent. lower than those
who exhibit on paper the prices of few ar,
ticles, which usually prove very dear 10 the
end. Among hisnew Goodsmay be found:
I6 pieces BROADCLOTHS, great va
riety Of colors of the most beautiful shades
all qualities from So to sc per yard drab
and dark COATINGS; a full stock Of
Cussimeres, nmoug which are doube-miled
drabs for gentlemen's Over Coats; Satnctts !;
IL full assortment winter Vestings; silkvelvet
and black satin do. a prime assortment Of
Tailors' Trimmings of the brst quality I;
Goats Hair and common G A NILE rs
ladies' do; English and French Merinos
scarle, and yellow small figured do, for chill
dren; figured Ralinet,s Salisbury Flan-
ncls fine white. red and yellow do best
Friezc Cloths, Bookings and green Flannelsi
rolled Circassians, very low; Highland
Robroy, Merino. Moscow. yaieucin and
Prussia . III Avis, in great variety
black brown and green ALEPlNES; gro
de Naples, gro de Swiss, Italian. Lutsiring
I Silks; lndiu Lutstrings and Synshaws; blk
white aud coiored Sarsncis and Saiins plair
and figured Bonnet Silks bonnet and cal
Ribbons; black white and coIored I'affets
do; Belt do; Velvet Bindings Braids ant
Cords "A and sd Bobinett Laces; Thread
do; Footing Edgings; Linen Camhrics
Linen Hnndkerchieis; One Hundred piece
English, French d American CNyicOes
80 piec es English and Scotch Ginghams, verl
low Cambrics; Bishop Lawn Book Mus
Inns; plnnnnd figured Swiss do; fine Iiisl
Linens Russia and Brds-eyc Diapers
Crash; Linen Damasks; brown Damasl
Table Covers; Marseillcs Bed Quilts.
/. A full stock OF SlEETlNGS. SHIRT
\ lNGS. Bed Ticks, brown Dlillings, Couo
! Flannels. bleached Shec,ings and Shifting.
$ Bauings, Weddings. Wick Yarn, Cotto
;. Thread &c. &c. tfa
: Flu r IS.
2 bales Buffalo Robes (good and cheap);
: dozen gen,emen's and youths Fur Cap
: from 81 IS 10 Ga each; mems and boy
: Hair Seal do. ladies' Capes and Neck Tie:
Russia Dog Skin. Fur Seal, and Nutra Co
lars. ,l.
NTED: n
In exchange for Goods.-l500 lbs WOOL
also. Flannels, Stockings, and most kinds
" Produce.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-11-17

Justices ofthe Peace for Danmerston..-
John F.. Stearns, Joseph Dix, David Bems,
|. N. Knapp, John Clark, Asa Knight. Thomas
Miller. Samuel Knight, Asa Boyden, Samuel
Miller, Enos Leonard, Joel Chandler, Asa
Dulton.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-11-17

Revision ofhc Vermont Laps.-Gover-
nor Jenson, pursuant to law Of the Leg
islature, has appointed Robert Pierpoint OF
Rutland, Samuel Swift Of Middlebury. John
Smith of ST. Adams. Norman Williams OF
Woodstock aud Lucius b. Peck Of Montpel-
Ter, committee, to make revision OF the
Statute Laws OF this State
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-11-17

AFFECTING AND FATAL INCIDENT.-We
do not know that we ever witnessed u calam-
ity more touching than one which took place
in this township on Wednesday last. Being
requested by the Overseer OF the Poor to
assist him in taking an examination Of wo-
man who had applied for public charity, we
accompanied him to the temporary abode
of the unfortunate applicant. We found
her hopelessly i'll, under the roof Of poor
but benevolent relative. She had seen bet
ter DAYS, and had been twice married. Her
first husband died soon after wedlock, leaving
an infant daughter who is now or years
old, and has been adopted into the family Of
a paternul uncle Her second husband ma
med Rogers. after wasting what little prop
erty she possessed. removed her to Long Isl.
and, where. failing to procure support, he
left her and went to Newark, at which place
she soon AFTER and by his request joined him.
Here the same poverty and want which had
long embltered her connexon with him.
continued to afflict herself and family. unit!
she was finally forced by mperious necessity
10 seek a subsistence elsewhere. Determin
ing. for the purpose, to revisit the home o.
her childhood she worked passage for
herself and children up the Morris Canal
as far as Stanhope, whence she procured
conveyance to the house Of one o. her rela
tives, and afterwards reached her present 10
cation. where she was prematurely seize.
with the pains of labor, and abortion cnsued
iSmsser (N " Register
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Crockery, Looking
Glasses, sc.

INCUR crates Crockery, Glass and Chi
IL ma Ware making complete assert
ment eio e ~
Glib and Mahogany frame LOOKING
GLASSES, full assortment. ,a
dozen TEA WATERS; Block-.in and
Britannia TEA PoTs; BRASS ANDIRoNs;
Brass headed do; do SHovELs and Tones
Brass Candle Sticks; Shutters and Trays,
A full assortment Of KNIVES and FORKS,
Carvers and Sleels; Silver Tea Spoons
plated Tea and Table Spoons.
Mill. hand, back, and wood SA VS.; wood
saw FRAMES; with general assortment o.
small HARD WARE. ~