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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-28

Vlsi.lNG CN HD>, VISITING CAkDs.-l.
v PLAIN ting the Italian and fancy hands, printed on Pgl
LISTED GERMAN PORCELAIN CARD, may he procured
At the corner OF Maiden lane aud Broadway at stouts I'M
CRAVING ESTABLISHMENT, where sp~ciaeu books r.~v
lie
Also-siLvEhPLATEDD oOR& NUMBER PLATES
the plating which unusually thick e silver being ,rnrse
ly rolled for the advertiser. -
disiinctn.S- and
LETTER STAMPS, CONSULAR AND NoTARiAL
SEALS.
BRASS DOOR PLATES AND KNOCKERS with $3.50
e b,e. edges snaneled and capable o receiving hs
est polish ,nv2i. ,,.z
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-28
syw YORK CLASSIFICATION.


Our advices will not enable us to make
alter alton In our table
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VAt.y,s,pL D,scovEK..-raYsoNs

NALt JAIL DlsCOvEKN.- PAysONs IN
DrLtsLE INk-1hi- conpostisn ella ms a pr.Cerr.sr
over other discoveries OF the kr moi recurring ill., "a
% any preparuoa Letters and ciplers traced by IL
WIN a,onon p-n upon all aric', OF hmm, silk, COTTON
and although the writing he pale first vet nv applying ths
same to the SUM- presently deep black and thin
remains % hmiy attached the weh ~ not IN h. s.red
enher by time art also over oth~r
productions that can be used in similar manner L. II ex
not alter has bcen written WITH rnn moud nor cor
rcaeor nure ae texture OF the finest fabric and that can
retain ~ quality IN any climate, for saIehy
iv2lv 20 Nassau s,,.., -, =, raI,r,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-28

SPLENDID curt ERY -Razors a the fines, ma
- n.y. made expressly 10 order and good or
changed IN PLAIN and elegantly painted Scissors of
ue5 new styles AMI patterns. with devices WORK.
ed ~ steel silver and gold Rodgers Pocket and Table Cut
ery ~ almost eness VARIETY hunting roonng knivr
~ scaar; portable shaving and dressing made
~ Lnnin and fitted with warranted cntler,; table knives
WIN a without FORKS silver
ed good carves md long Steers Po-A large sock com
prsng general assortment. -
TIE above opened and for sale n, IN. ,raJ. r :.
hh, ny hr importers, GRANELY MREAKS.
A.Snr Hon.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-28

49, EMN AND WeSTkRN OU DER y
- FOX tlpIHiN6, promptly cxecncd the most mode
rate l"rns AM ~ TIE beet manner M. TAILOR
SkAM>lkES>ES CLOTHING EsrABLISuMEHT
$50 Bros'lvav. Leouardst
All kinds 81 Gtnemcn's and ChIeu's clphing made M
atnye. ~ = wing of Is per cent.
TINS Establishment employs large rumber ~ industrious
females. snd bcsgOws charitable aid 10
want 10 thc uli auosg assisted are
members at both Societies Taoresss others
long ~ neither Of the ~oriee No dncton made nv
COMMITTEE applications wOtk daily made zr be
yond ie ability supply H. used patronage respect
fuflv snlriea
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-28

Ns.N SOak pAfTF.a LL~.-li- r,ru4,
public sales o Horses, Carriages Harness. Ne coutinu.
ab. p4 this well establishment every Mortay
" O'Clock.
The sale will commence Monday, July 81
II II O'clock All Horses Carriages, &c inienled
SAFE be >sows and entered before Saturday next
l9th inst, nj O'Clock, r. VI.
WATSON
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-28

Tue business o he Aston Houss i'll be hereafter carried an
ne supscribers under the asne ~ Boydsn, Coleman
Steson. signed, FREDERICK BOYDEN,
ROBERT b. COLEMAN.
NJ, CHARLES A. STETsON.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-28

IIAAHLrM OlL.-The subscriber has ius, received
arge supply of,be gesune IIasricr on nom an.
manufscory 2, Hsarlem ~ Holland, In proof ~ which he re-
fc The public TO the list OF imports al the Custom Hoose
New iork ~ show that deception vs. ,spde Ahbougb
the subscriber has often cer6cses in the sewxpa
iroa vAers W prove the vslue their medicine yet he kas
nehr pulled his w or asked others 40 him. believing
hdis pnt nceln However crr6cses rqnlred, thy
cnbe FURNISHED and ON SATURDAY. In this paper, be sob
Z SYLVESTER, i7i East Broadway.
NJ y. Genuine Cologne water and Hair On for sss ss
dove. jynW
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-28

I'VE TNOLLOPIAD. or Travelling Gentleman NJ
y America Satire. BY MI Admiral. Es4-"Tbis u a
wei designed and happily executed satire upoo The B
tish travellers in the United States good AMI
lively exhibition Of the fsiy and ignorance which chsraceres
-fthe Journals of foreign Hail. Hamilton F
Ter the great Troope and the little Troopes all for
share, and are pretty fairly paid or"
Also, recently published THE OLD MAIDS, their ysric.
ties Characters Conditions &c, by the suthor "Plebians
and Patrisans," "Old Bachelors" sc.
This amusing volume and written in agreeable
veinn Published and for sale w
iyA q. SHEPARD, G2 Broadway
VANILLA CREAM CANDY of the ,pos, pure and
superior description dav and r al. n The
Boweiy Confectionery Saloon No 2es Bowerv on.
posic 10 Rvngnn street Ao. Ice Creams Vanilla Crs
Drops and large and general variety of
ries u2ntf
Two PARENTS AND TEACUEss.-A Young
Lady aceustumed ~ teaching the Piano Fste and SIM
ing would give lessons her houe st,en psris 1T their
this paper. jy.7.lw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-28

llOHOi IN The impression that the beautiful w aIks
Of this place been by The improve
ments is quf Very tie alteration has
the Walks the in sediatc vicinity Of the
Norway Naples Dutch Fins, and Eastwood Trees tha aorn
ed the Lawn around the Hotel been ante and
form beautiful leading from the ferry the
Elvsan Fields. jeJ3m-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-05-19

What piH be the effect? every body asks, Of
this suspension of specie payments, by the
Banks The immediate effect Of the suspen-
sion is to prevent the failures of many individ-
uals who could not otherwise have been sus-
tanned. Though people generally seemed to
be. at a stand, looking out to see what the next
hour may bring forth, there seem TO be no re-
ally long and gloomy faces but those of the
men who have been getting their two and three
per cent month. Their occupations gone
They have now only TO go home and shave
henlsetues.--Boston Courier.
Pressing 1imes.--It is stated that over five
hundred pairs Of corsets were sold at a cheap
store in Philadelphia, one day last week.
The New York Legislature have rejected,
by large majority, Judge HertelI's bill in re.
lation TO the rights and competency Of women.
When Queen Elizabeth died, 5000 dresses
were found in her wardrobe-all very costly
and splendid. She wore a new one almost
every day and never gave them away. II cost
George Nv $4,000 year for his robes, and
when he died his old clothes were sold for
SIS, 000l
Farmers try itl-A premium of one hundred
dollars is offered for the best experiment made
in the year 1887 in fattening various animals
on appes-the premium to be awarded by three
farmers, hereafter to be named in the Journal
The American Missionaries are publishing in
modern Greek, the Penny Magazine at Smyr-
IA. The title is" Apothki Ton Ophemong-
naseon."
The Bank Of the Metropolis at Washington,
has issued a notice that it will continue to pay
gold and silver.
iDS Considerable matter, intended for this
weeks paper is necessarily deferred. Our rea-
ders may expect to find in the paper next week
another article from Seth Warner to the Peo-
pie Of Vermont. Seth is an old revolutionary
man, and there is no mistake in his writings.
S. HIS slavery articles will also be con-
tinued next week. Have patience these hard
times, for we have not a cent in our pocket
Not even bank bill of any description. VIII
some Of our denquents send us little rag
money on the Brattleboro BankI
Answer to Original Enigma, No. SEN.
GAGEMENTS. The solutions arc-Stem
Gag, Steam, Estate, Esteem, Team, Eat, Gem,
Gage, Sage, Stage, Meat, Neat, Mango, Mean,
Emma, Annette, Tame, Men, and Nag.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-05-19
MARRIED.,

In this town, 9th inst. by Rev. G. Wood
house, Mr. Asaph Stockwell, Jr. to Miss So
phia A. Newton, oil of Brattleboro.
At Brattleboro West, on Monday last, by
Rev. J. Stark, Mr. franklin Cobleigh to Miss
Diantha l.. Adkins. Also on Tuesday, by the
same, Mr. James M. Stafford to Miss Roxane
Gladding, all Of this town.
In Keene, N. III. Saturday last, by Rev. u.
S. Barstow, Mr. George A. Graves, Printer, Of
Brattleboro, to Miss Diana Woods, OF X.
In Northfeld, Mass. 7th inst. Mr. Abraham
Wright to Miss Sarah Simpson, both of N.
In Worcester, 4th inst Mr. Edward w.
Denny to Miss Elizabeth ID. Stone, both pat
ties being deaf and mutes.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-05-19
STATE OF VERMONT.

District OF Marlboro, SIS.
At the Probate Court holden at Brattleboro
within and for said district, on the last We'd
nesday of April, A. ID. lSS7-Present,
Hon. Asa KNIGHT, Judge:
Upon application of Oshea Smith, Execu-
" tor of the last Will and Testament of
EDWARD WOODM.AN, late of said Brat
tleboro, deceased, il is decreed that unless the
creditors Of said Estate present their claims To
said Executor for allowance within one year
from the passing Of this decree, the same shall
be for ever barred; and the said Executor is
ordered within sixty days from this date to
publish copy of the record of this order three
weeks successfully in the Vermont Phoenix,
and post notices thereof in four public places
in the county of Windham, to wits at Stew
arts Inn, Chase's Inn, and Emerson's Inn, in
Brattleboro; and at Hale's Inn, in Marlboro.
A true copy Of record.
35 Attest, A. KEYES, Reg'r.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-05-19
ag NEW STORE,
SAnd New Goods.
j. G. STONE s. 60.
IAVE just received and receiving frol

HAVE Just received and receiving from
IL New York and Hartford, ne,c and
splendid assortment Of + ASHION ABLE
GOODS-consisling in part of
Blue, black green, Dahlia and mix'd BROAD
CLOTHS; plain, corded and stripd CGssimeres
and Satinets; 100 Pieces rich English, French
and American PRINTS, from lOcis. TO 4eets.
per yard; English and Scotch BINGHAM;
black and cold Alepines, Marseilles and SILK
VESTINGS; rel and black Merino SHAwLs;
Rob Roy do; black Gro de Swiss and cold
SILKS; cold, Florence and Sewing Silk; silk
Velvets and Pongees; common and white Pom
gee Hdkfs; Synchaws and choppas do; fancy
silk and gauze Hdkis; black, white and green
gauze Veils barage and muslin Collars; null
Musns and Bishops Lawns; fig'd and plain
Swiss Musns; book and cambria Muslins;
A and Cd white and checked Cambrics; cold
and twed do; web Lace, Edgings and Foot
ings; white and cold ribbed worsted and cot
ton Hose; white and black silk do; Misses
col'd Isle Thread Gloves; cold silk and kid
do; black Italian Cravats; bombasin and cold
Flannels; Copperplates and Russia Diaper;
Gauze, Garniture and Cap Ribbons; black and
col'd Tahaty do, guilt and covered Buttons,
latest Fashion; Canvass and Paddings; white
aud cold, double aud single Foundations; Irish
Linens, rery cheap; Ladies' kid Shoes, made of
the best Stock; MoIeskins and Summer Stutis,
various styles; silk aud cotton Umbrellas, Par
asols, sc. sc.
A large assortment DOMESTIC SHEET
INGS, SHlRTINGS, Drilngs, Ginghams,
Stripes, Bedtcking, Floss Cotton and Cotton
Sewing Thread, Cotton Yarn from 6 to Is,
Batting, Wicking, SC.
HARD WARE-comprising almost every
article in that line.
CROCKERY and GLASS WARE full
assortment.
Also an extensive assortment Of GRocERIEs
h hS'?s s sS;s5 ss 4 O.
| Trinidad aud New Orleans Molasses; 1000
lbs Loaf and Brown Sugars, at low prices
! 1000 los. prime Rice aud Coffee.
Raisns, box and cask; Pepper, Spice, Cassia
Cloves, Ginger (prime root) Starch, Saleratus
! Tobacco, sc. &c. &c.
1000 lbs. Nails, all sizes; Iron and Steel o
all kinds; PAINTS and DYE STUFFS,
4 foil assortment; Keene Window Glass; Win
dow Sash all sizes.
so bags Fine Salt; 500 bu. Coarse do; 8,
whole, half and gu. bbls Mackerel, Salmon
5000 Goldfish; 10 bbls Pork, first rate article
500 lbs Lard.
4 500 bu. prime North River Rye;
so bbls Supcrfine Flour.
/ The above goods will be sold a. the loves
prices for Cash, Produce or on liberal credit
NO MISTAKE.
Guilford, (Groen Rivera May IL, 1887.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

Marlboro District, 81.
At the Probate Court holden at Bratteboro
within and for said district, on the last We'd
nesday of April, A. ID. ls37-Present,
Hon. Asa KNIGHT, Judge:
A N Instrument, purporting to be the last
IN Will and Testament of ISRAEL Bull
LOCK, late of Halifax in said district, deceas-
ed, being presented to the Court, by Jonathan
Allen, the Executor thefein named, for Pro-
bate: II is ordered by the Court, that all per-
sons concerned therein be notified To appear,
at the Probate Court for said district, to be
holden at Wilmington in said district, on the
last Wednesday of May next, to contest the
Probate of said Instrument, or shew cause if
any they have, why the same should not be
approved. And it is further ordered, that
copy of the record of this order be published,
three weeks successfully, in the Vermont
Phoenix, as soon as may be.
A true copy of record.
S5 Attest, A. KEYES, Reg'r.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-05-19
NEW GOODS.

A NEW and splendid assortment of French,
N Irish, English and American Day GooDs,
just received and for sale at very low prices
Please call aud examine for yourselves. A
mong them are
SlLKS-Gro de France, gro de Naples, gro
de Lyons, gro de Swiss, Poult de Soul, color
ed and figured Salins. ALEPINES-Blue-
Black, Blue, Brown, Black and Green. Cold
and plaid Poplins; French Musins and JAG
onets; English, French and American Prints (;
Ginghams Furnitures and Furniture Dimoty +;
plain, figured, plaid and striped Cambrics; plain
figured and plaid Muslins. Brownand bleach
ed Sheetings and Shirtings; large and good
assortment Of Summer Stuffs; superfne and
coarse Damask Cloths and Diapers colored
and brown Table Covers; Marseiles Quilts
Irish Linens; "A, sd, 9-s Linen Sheetings,-
and other Goods loo numerous to particularize.
A. K. DWlNELL.
Braltleboro, April 81, 1887. 80
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-05-19
YIcHLY IMPORTANT.
ov THE New ORLEANS BEE,
I'VE Nav 5, 1887.

or THE New ORLEANS BEE,
OFFICE May 5, 1887.
,, of a Menican brig Of War By The
tHp'"' " NGtcheS.
,o ..hooner Climax, which arrived last
. Ii, nuts us in possession of the follow
s NO important intelligence :
w. ~, n 8 sloop of war Natchez, on the
luz Anril. off the Brasos ST. iago made
la .l,,U Ua d. demand upon the Mexican outhori-
alOI','dd, deliver up, and release the American
ties 70 '' Inlins Caesar, Champion, Leonidas,
'ess.,S 80 others whose names are not recol-
and 'n's 'h;cb had been illegally captured
leso, MEXICAN feet, cruising of the coast
y the Republic of Texas NJ Io TINS INSIDE: demand
o. w, "s,ver was returned. The Climax was
no y , ""r with the Natchez, and had been
10 Su'r To- BY the Mexican fleet. A firing
o'oug"s ,roenced from the fort and the Mexi-
was s ';, Rravo. upon the Natchez and the
can OI's and an is pound ball struck the
o C,a, came through the port forward the
Cnm ;u";Nc went through the-deck into the
iOIs.s t1 how. started a plank, and caused
IarOO 'ta0oe, to make three and half feet of
wa %ta !" Sochez being informed of the stu
n"S If The Climax, sent the carpenter and
ssuO .,,I Of her crew to the assistance OF that
@.r i = Having repaired the Climax, she
We. ~S,I ber in convoy as far as off Ma'agorda.
~ Nv, ,t y" meantime the Mexican brig OF war
m ~ 1"' the Privlegio) hove in sight, and
Io,I tsEtu possession of BY the Natchez; a
W." 0';,. crew we're put on board, and she was
ordered to Pensacola
"" These are the imperfect particulars we
,.ra received. The taxing of the vessel
~ u" he relied on; but we regret the circum-
' n'; that lead to this act are not more
s m;"u,elv detailed. Doubtless the aggrava-
' '1'o' va: very great, and that the honor of
,S U American flag compelled the commander
Of ' the Natchez to take the step he did.
The fact is that on the previous occasion
If Mexican folly and audacity, when the
louisiana was so unjustiiably and illegally
4 r,nurel similar course would have been
4 completed justified on the part OF Captain
. Meyine,
yB The steamer Grampas reports
,b,,lbe Mexican brig is off the s. w. Pass
4 IN The custody of the U. S. Sloop oil War
Nslchez, bound for Pensacola.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-05-19
DIED.

In this village, 9th inst. Mary j., aged 10
mo. daughter of Henry S. and Betsey Hockey.
In Dummerston, April SOth, Mr. VIM. Cum
ming, aged II years, a revolutionary pensioner.
In Keene, N. H. Sunday last, Mr. James
Wilson, Cd. aged 6S.
In Sullivan, N. H. May 6, Widow Chloe
Bolster, aged "a.
In Upton, Mass. May 10, Ezra Wood, Esq.
aged 10. :,
In Wells county, Indiana, March Kendall
AGED %. Ezra G. aged 90, William aged %,
Charles aged 81, four out of FIVE sons Of Dea.
Ezra Putnam who sold his farm in Cavendish,
w. last fall and emigrated. His eldest son left
wife and two children.
In Surry, N. II. April 30, Mr. John Dustin,
aged 80. In Wapoe, Cd inst. Widow Pris-
ella Farnam, aged 30.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-05-19
Brighton Market--Monday, May Is, 1887

(Reporied for the ID. Advertiser K Pairiot.)
At market, 2s5 Beef Cattle, 20 Cows and Calves.
PRICES-Beef Canie--About last weeks prices
for like quality obtained, and quote to cor
respond, viz: few So; first quality at 70 a
rs; second quality o rs 25 and third quality
at So SO az 40.
Coos and Caiues-Sacs we're made at S22, ~,
80, 80 and $35.
Stcins-we noticed several lots Of large Barrows,
weighing over 100 each, taken at Sc. No lots were
taken 10 peddle. AT retail, to 10 for Sows and to
IL for Barrows, according to size and quality.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-05-19
N. YORK CATTLE MARKET, May is.

Reported Tor the Jour. oil commerce.
At market 700 head of Beef Cattle, and 80 Mich
Cows: Sheep nj market.
The Beef market extremely dull and prices
fell of about 75 cts. the 100 IL. the qualify was OF a
fair order 500 head were takes at from SO IL to
$40, average SO the 100 Id.
Mich Cows--The demand limited; 40 sold at
from 1925 to S45 each.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-05-19
OF " = GOODS.
B. IL. MERRELL,

MAS again received his usual supply Of
Ha GOODS, which have been carefully
selected from the Spring Trade. And would
cordially invite ali old friends and patrons
10 call, being assured that they will not get
shaved too close, as the saying is, these hard
times. One word TO the Ladies--you that
are in want of BONNET of the finest
TIP, please call and examine-prices from
3s to 1Ss. Most kinds of Produce receiv-
ed in exchange--also, Cash at discount, as
usual.
Guiliord Centre, May 2, 1897, 80
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-05-19

great meeting was held at Masonic
H,l in New York on Monday evening, to
receive the report of the Committee from
Washington. The meeting was very large,
and after the report, which is OF consld-
cradle length, was read, several gentle
men addressed the assembly. The follow
ing /, the answer which the Committee re-
eevsd to their application, from Mr. Van
| Buren, -
Washington, May 4, 1887.
Genemen--l have bestowed on your
communication the attentive consideration
which is due to the opinions, wishes, and
interests of the respectable portion Of my
fellow citizens in whose behalf you act.
In the correctness of the judgment which,
. in the exercise of an undoubted right you
have in such general, pronounced upon par,
dcular points in the policy of the late and
I present administration, you cannot expect me
DcOncur My opinions upon those points
were distinctly announced 10 the American
A peOp pie before my election, and | have no
reason to change them But however much
may differ with you upon them, as well
4" in respect to the causes of the existing
evil you may be assured Of the warm inter-
est shall ever feel, in whatever concerns
hemercantile community, or my deep SYM
palhy with those who are now suffering
hom the pressure of the times, and of my
Readiness 10 adopt any measures for their
leIlef, consistent with my convictions Of
duty.
The prOpriety of giving to the Collectors
o. The Customs instructions Of the character
G,'sITed necessarily involves enquiries into
Ae extent of the power of the Executive
over the subject, the present condition Of the
Treasury, and its probable receipts and ex'
EpndIures for the remainder Of the year.-
These examinations have been directed, and
Mm progress, and the result will be com
naAcated by the Secretary OF the Treasu
F@lhe Collector at New York, who will
y instructed to give it publicity. A few
%NW be required to arrive at safe con
tu'lCu upon some parts of the nvestiga
pOn'O out there shall be no unnecessary de
N me other subjects TO which you have
al'ed my attention, are, first an immediate
.epeaI Of the order requiring specie pay
a u'1I on sales of public lands, issued by my
predecessor for the purpose of enforcing |
sI, execution ofthe act of Congress, which
. SIouS the allowance of credit on sucl
' a,s and secondly, an extra session Of Con
. ..T have not been able to satisfy my
s ~" mat | ought, under existing circum
''H'eS 10 Interfere with the order referre'
'Ou must be aware of the obstacles to al
G'" u'ua'e convocation of Congress arisin,
,o IL" 'ne Imperfect state of the representa-
Of H. ,t u one one branch of that body Severa
t,, %s states have not chosen their represer
n ". and are not 10 do so for some month
IN. ''ne' Independent of that considers
Son, ;, 10 not see at present sufficient res
n,~; % Justify me in requiring an earle
luton. '""' "PPo'"'eu ny tue Oo"''
"' gentlemen, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
MARTIN VAN BUREN,.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-05-19
THE SUSPENSION BILL PASSED.

This important bill was under consideration in the
house OF assembly during the whole OF yesterday un-
Ill about half past six O'clock when il was read a
third time and PASSED, amended in the commit
tee Of whole, with but slight alteration the PEE
else tenor Of which do not now recollect. The
senate in waiting to receive the bi from the
house. and on its reception they eoneurred in the
mendncns adopted in the house, aud the bill requires
only the signature of the governor to make Il law.
In the course Of few days sensible relief will be
felt from the effects OF this bill The Banks will be
enabled TO add largely their discounts and money
will be more plenty, and easily obtained. We
shall publish the bill in next.-Iroy Budget.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-05-19
NOTICE.

WILL be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION,
w on THURSDAY, the 25ih day Of May
instant, at 0 O'Clock, A. M, at the tavern house
OF EDWARD A. GRAVES, in Hnsdale, lot of
Dry Goods and Groceries;
consisting in part, of about 700 yards of Cali
cos, Ginghams and colored Cambrics; few
pieces of Summer Wear, fancy Silk Handker-
chiefs, Cotton do, Ladies Kid Gloves, Silk and
Cotton Thread, Horn and Ivory Combs, a
small lot each of Teas, Coffee, Saleratus, Pr
mento, Pepper, Cassa, &c. &c. &c.
ALSO
From seven to eight hundred pounds SOLE
LEATHER, a part Of which is Philadel-
phia; so lbs. or 90 part sides of Upper Leath-
er; 10 doz. Kid Skins, most Of which are of the
first quality; one Buffalo Skin; one single Wag-
on, elliptic springs; one lumber Wagon; one
single Harness.; one Chaise and Harness; one
Sleigh; two good Hogs, and about twenty-five
cords OF Wood. Sale positive, and terms lib
cral.
JONATHAN BROWN, Auctioneer.
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