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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-10-12
LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office, Guilford, VI.
Oct. |, $685.
Adams Reubin J. Grout James
Bartlett Royal HYDE Caroline T..
Eennett susan Kingsley Darius
CLARK Lydia l.. Lynes Edison
Goats john d. Pike Cynthia
Uenison Sarah Smith Horace
Forrest Alma Skies Samuel v. W
'lubbs Isaac
ELIHU FIELD, p. M.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-10-12
THE BITTER BIT.

A person who wore suit of homespun
clothes, stepped into house in this city. on
some business, where some ladies and gen.
tlemen were assembled in an inner room
One the company remarked lin low tone,
though sufficiently loud to be overheard by
the strangely that countryman was in
waiting, asd agreed TO make some fun
the following dialogue ensued:
You're from the country, suppose {?
'Yees Pm from the country
We'll sir, what do YOU think of the city p
Its got tarnal sight Of housens in it,
lexpect there are great many ladies
where you come fromF
Oh Yees, woundy sight, jist for all the
world like them are pointing to the la
dies.)
And you are quite beau among them
no doubt p
t'Yees, beaus em to meetin and about
May be the gentleman will take a glass
of wine, (said one Of the company
'Thank'e don't care if do
But you must drink toast
L eats toast, what aunt Debby makes, but
as TO drinkin' ii, why never seed the like
;Oh, you mnst drink their health
wi all nay heart
What was the surprise Of the company,
to hear the stranger speak clearly as Iol-
lows:
Ladies and gentlemen. permit me to wish
you health and happiness with every other
blessing this earth can afford, and advise
you TO bear in mind that we are often de-
ceived by appearances. You mistook me
by my dress for country BOBBY, l. from the
same cause. thonght- these men to be gen.
tleman-lhe deception is mutual wish
you good evening. "-[Phla. Pub. Ledger
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-10-12
~ Cabinet Furniture,

TNHE subscriber continues to carry on his
II CABINET, CHAIR, and PAINTING
business, in all their several branches. at his
sshop one door south of Button, CLARK d. Co.
instruction given as usual IN all the branches
OF the Art of Painting Imitation Wood. All
attended to promptly at low prices, as at any
other place.
FEAIHERS constantly for sale Of the
first quality, and prices as low as the lowest.
Those wishing to pay Cash for any of the
above articles will do well 10 call.
ANTHONY VAN DOORN.
Brattleboro, July 9th, 1888. tf47
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-10-12

Remaining in the Post Office at Brattleboro
VI. Oct. LIST, 1888.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-12-21
For Safe.
Land for sale.

FEsiiL snbecfiber being desIfpus Of removing %
IA ihe Spuih, offers inr sale tdr plantation on
~hrh ~ resides, loIbIng tie lands u the heirs Of
lluga VI Do~elL, Jsrg Taylor Dayld Red sae
u'teTs, containing 115 scres. On tie premises
O.. good d&eilins ~ = aud other necessary out
houses, besldes goad gin house sd cotton scrcs
~ g"od repair. tbs situation "a healthy and hss
gTgd water ard gpod mesdo9. Also, a tract b..
long II A'r1snder Moore, jo,hi1g the aboyc,
egntsining 100 acres, Ee4fiy al woodland and
well unbeted Also, the tract IN = hleh Jesse
'a'bey Gov lives containing SO sores, Wuh a
comfortable d4eiiiug house aud other cot bgild
rugs ~rh good satef. Terms reasonable For
i4ftbsr Information apply 10 tbs subscriber
WN MOORE.
Oct rs. IT, fz3g
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A N Apprentice 10 the Printing Business vi q be
"A taken at this Office
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STATE OF NoRtHCtaOupI
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STATE or A0RTHCARoLN'
urtklrvHtRG eotNIt'
Court Of Pleas aud Qpdr'er y -
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Iohn j n'srkwos9. Aesat 81 lhs ls's +
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also. on variety at Chs,'sA 'it2s'.
OF z S,esm Englnes, Gold NILS pir Il
ar appearing b. Tho .sti.iart' & ia
Z lba, Henry BiandeIl. N''iin ,.-t
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uu. Charlra Ba,.. Abtahsm Hart go - = Il
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ing Company, are 20, iHhae''aoi. \. -sa
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week. IN the Charlotte Joufnal 'H /, pi,,s i
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Courthouse IN Charlotte, on the y, I, Z,
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against thrm. ,.-f "a, SID O.
At Oniec. the ith Monday q oc,a .,.,.s Z &C
Price adj, sC
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b. niate fofsh@uh. iatetrst all positively he
charged On all Accounts over II ia1alhs s,aadlag.
art collection. made t,Aaat fefstfe aftrt THE IT.
Of Jaoasy nett
TAYLOR & cIfkFFIN.
Csaf'oiis OF 81. l~7- 4F2ff
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STATE or NORTHC4Rouy,
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Court II Plaza and Gecr'g- >.ef-, 4
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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-12-21
Negro Firing.
Negroes to Hire.
NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted L. The estzte Of James
"a ". iinchisoe decd, are requested 10 come
tor&aFd immediatstg and make payment, and
those having claims against SAID estate, are re-
qaefted 10 press ni them tsIn the lime prescribed
b. !aw, i4is nutce viii be pisad in bar Of their
recovery. Any person having books belorg ng to
sad estate are requested return them 10 tn -ub
sc-ihcr. THO. l.. HUTCHIsGN, E1'r.
Aar 20. I53-. tl29
\ g. The NEGROES belencinp 10 said estate
viii b. hired on the lsi OF January next. unless
hired privately before. I. L. IL, Err
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Eer. Phelps compound
II MiTO PILLS,

~hleh have ss,d iauiy aud chirrs.veiy ira'f9 3"
prIvate practice ~ The inventor, aa5 also ~ ssse
raj eminent Fhyt.ctans, 10 I'll diseases Gsgtteing
agou thc lmPcr'iirs q the haa"d' na9'e'l at5fs'
80, - ,,s .samach asd liver. aad 81 k.pts y 1tA
.,,a-tsrt. AkeGne 81, a 81 tlSTlftIL FOX
.CAIOMtI nr cAthsftic, in tlil91a III etfats.
Pr,ee 81 pef bai
Accom- - ~, ,ag ibs PHI. st's-t.ras ~ 'al,ns
tbsfa. Mt rau1tpas ertilHfsts. ss 60 t.,t l-.sa.
y, rom y hseh ~ etuact Ne .alis4trg
have .,.sty ussd De- Phclp', rpmaia Fi,ia
H., as,a s,amatA and s,.ieas drruaresssai = M
nsof 10 ~bisa h4rs fgms.y 4sa irrts Ally
s,.d ts,a~.s. and I eonst5ef t4Sfn - r,tst., ~
.gb.atals. protesting al. .hs hspstts Nai ! ess!
a. derive itufa cAssnsi. aad spsea.,F. @litasl'
yfU.aelns any uu ytsasant sssecis
T.. Mann
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-13

ed Commonwealth could iurest her funds. IL fobs not
the people. On the contrary brings them fruitful re-
turns of socal happiness and pecuniary comfort ana o'
dependence while it adds 10 The high character and po-
ltica power Of their State. And there is but one way
for those who opposed to the Internal improvement
Of the State invaldate the argument have ADDRESS
ed to the House this point. They must prove ta'
the results will not attend the construction
lie Improvements in Virginia, that have followed tnose
Of New York aud Pennsylvania. This they cannot 90,
unless they prepared prove what mortal
cannot ACKNOWLEDGEMENT like causes will not genefae
like effects.
trust | have slewn said Mr. S, that there Is no
of Internal Improyement Without it, we can anlIci-
pate no high destiny for Old Virginia. Her doom must Jus,
BEL will moi say that of the damned and the os-ou,
one surely will be- which no patriot SON OF hers eau
contemplate without deep emoon-the doom OF oeihg
never more than she now is-no richer-no greater IL
the members of this House, said Mr. can endure this
revolving reflection for single moment their PATRIOTISM
and their pride lie shallowpr than my own.
ITO be continued IN our next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-13
LATE FOREIGN NEWS

New York, March 10.-By the Packet Ship indie.
pendence, Captain Nye, from Liverpool, we have re-
ceived London dates TO The Odd Of January inclusive
We have Liverpool paper Of The 24t her day Of sailing
Lord Durham is to go out Governor General Of Ca
NADIA, with full and absolute power settle present trou.
bIes and take for fresh Constitution, (he
present being suspended for three year and possibly ts
unite the two provinces Large reiniocemens are pre-
paring it is suid not less than 10000 men,"
The latest from Canada received previous TO the
Oath Of January, by The Virginia. from Montreal 10
the 18th December. This included the defeat of the Ca
nadans at Grand Brule and The occupation of Navy Is
land by the patriots. The rebellion was considered as
put down." and thus officially announced by the minis
try The papers discuss it in the past tense.
The debates in Parliament were Of course largely
Canadian affairs. An address to the Queen OIL the sub
ject moved and carried in both Houses. We have
not room for the address, which was carried in The Com
mons lS5 yeas q Maya and in the House Of Lords mem
dis; but its tenor may be gathered from the Queens an
swer to the Commons which was 10 the following ef
feet Her Majesty thanked her faithful Commons for
their to support her efforts for the restoration
of tranquility in Lower Canada. Her Majesty express
ed her deep the unfortunate events which had
taken place in that province and assured the house that
she looked forward with anxiety the period when The
Reinstatement of order would enable her 10 Law The
foundations OF lasting peace and concord in that portion
OF her domnons. Her Ma esty observed, that the sp
rlt manifested by the loyal inhabitants of the North
American colonies and the exerons made in support of
her authority, demanded her warmest mis-
Don Carlos has received subsidy of fl2O, 600 from
the Northern Courts Of Europe-Ru ssa and Austria.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-13
To the Republicans of Virginia.

FELLOW. CITIzESs.-lt is time 10 address you on the
Spring Elections. Whilst some Of you folding
your in Islless inactivity, and what is worse wh
others wrangng about the Finances, and diyidias
their columns, the Wings are in the feld-never mote
active, in better spirits, better organized Tor
the campaign-Ther presses continually sounding
the buge, and gathering their clans together.
These clans told in exulting strains, that "NerH
did glorious prospect dawn upon any party than
that which is unfolded 10 the Wings of Virgins,
They hare the ga1ne in their hands, if they will but
act wisely and udcousy-if they will exert themselves
in every county, and take the necessary steps apPe
the people Of the in which public affairs ere
administered. "-"They melted 10 strenuous eIef'
lions BY the certainty Of glorious triumph. The peo'
pie prepared once more to listen 10 and paoF
ism-ambrosal light has tipped their eyeds, and tos
long night OF political darkness draws TO close Inc
colossus Of corruption and misruIe, which for yeats
has bestridden this unfortunate country, loers 10 Us
tall 4 long pull, q strong pull and pull all tosse"'
achieres its ouerthTo,o.'
Such are the notes in which the Wing press OF TINS
city has sounded to arms They reverberated rom
the banks of the Potomac. "a Fairfax Wing rePea"
The invocation, and calls upon bis friends IN that county
to rally at March Court and select their candidate i0
the Election.
The same strains are repeated from the presses of Dan
vile and Lynchburg Every sign beokens the energy
the Wings Their strongest men are coming out, or c''
out, 10 take the field Two sterling Wings as 'hey as
denom;nated) are in nomination, even in Halifax Mecm
leDburg Patrick, Brunswick, Buckingham, Camppe,
Fairfax-in fact, at every point the Wings are senog
forth their WARRIORS to contend for the victory ano
the State. They spare no etfort-Tbey are puttng o
every means TO their friends-They employ e'y
sophism to deude the People They expa.iae upon ~.
embarrassmens Of the country They ascribe ne a.
to The measures of the past and present Adminsa.
They declare, that the only relief which can be ao".
tered, is by putting out, and putting Themselves"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-13

TO change The times OF huding The circuit courts Of the
T. S. in the 9th circu which, after few words oil e1.
PLANTATION from MIR. M. was concuErcd IN.
The bill was then ordered 10 third reading read
third time and passed
MILITARY AFFAIRS.
Mr.. Coles made an unavorabe report on The petIuon
Of Jacob Brown.
On motion of Mr. Garland, of yrginit the House
went into Committee Of the Whole on the state of The
Union, Mr.. Mckay in The chair, on The bill TO restore
certain Jurisdiction to the District Courts of the West
ern District Of Virginia.
Mr. Garland briefly explained the objects Of TIL bill,
and the necessity of its immediate passage so as TO trans
| fer the causes in time for the supreme terms.
Mr. Beirne opposed the BILL which, he conended had
not been called for by the people Of Western Virginia.
and could only benefit the members of the bar. The
people had no, asked for the repeal of the bill Of last
CONGRESS- and he hoped il would at least have fair
trial for which there had not been, yet sufficient
time Mr. T. moved 10 strike out the first section Of the
| bill
Mr. Garland rejoned, and said the people of all West
Virginia greatly Inconvenience by the law OF
the last session law which had been passed for the
benefit Of the lawyers, and to concentrate all the bust
ness al Lewisburg. As proof That the people were IN
favor of The repeal Of that law, lie mentioned the TACT
that every member from Western Virginia was its advo
cate, except his honorable colleague who had just sat
down and he truly representing the Interests OF his
district in which Lewsburg WINS comprised.
| Mr. johnson Of Va. went into detailed statement OF
the Inconvenience arising out Of the passage OF Tie Tor
! nier law. and was followed on the same side by
| Mr. Craig, who gave notice of some amendment he
intended TO the BILL 10 provide for some parli.
cuar cases. understood, not embraced in the old
proposed TO he restored by the repeal of The last
Mr. Hopkins described the effect OIL the last bill which
was to concentrate all the business Of Western Virginia
at Lewisburg and stated lut in the district he had the
honor represent he did not believe there solitary
| individual who did not desire its repeal
Mr. H. added that hehad desire to take from Lew.
isburg the courts originally held there under the original
law, nor did the bill contemplate their abolition, or the
slightest interference with them other than that Of re.
storing them 10 their ginal condition and jurisdiction
The same concurrence in The present bill was expressed
by Mr. Morgan and MIR Stewart, and after remarks
in reply by Mr.. Berne taking the question, the ayes
] noes so; quorum. The committee rose and
repaired that fact 10 the House.
MIR. Cushman moved q call of the House, which was
ordered, and proceeded in for some time; when,
On motion of Mr.. Davee the House adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-13
To the Tobacco Planters Of Virginia.

AVlNG noticed udicous renarks addressed you
The popey Of putting up your Crops in much softer order
than been late years the habit doing another
friend Of yours wei acquainted with the domestic foreign
bacco trade referring the upon this subject
pub in sundy papers November last respectfully far.
hc' Observe principally planters residing counties
James River that great portion Of their Crops unfit for auy use
account Of the bone dry order 10 which up the
loss resulting TO thcm 10 Is lbs 100 lbs weight from the
safe keeping order in which be priced He will beg you TO
reflect that the manufacturers Of State
COO hds and the 1900 hhd which hhds are not
wanted in dry condition, many Instances great obec
tou Ynu need therefore, fear doubtful order in which
You mi accidentally pack up-as manufacturers and s,emmer
ready The of the Inspections give you m prices
!of SUCH [99-w4w" March II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-13

NEGROES FOR SALE.-Wl be sold, the highest bidder at
Suy Courthouse, Monday, the Goth March
eins Court day. sundy slaves belonging the estate Of James
NJ Spaey, deceased wits men, boys girls and chill
drcn Terms-A credit until the first day Of September
JAMES X. CANDY, administrator.
Mav,b
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-13

The following, from highly respectable resident of
Pa,lsburgh may be taken correct account Of the
OF the recent dispersion of the Patriot forces at
| the North
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March l3
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-07-13

oufouricbten, oo noDm gppo Die Gjele9en:
beit paDr, uno ftieb ibn 9e9en Den Nono
oes 8etlsn6 nit 1olUsr &raft DAP oos
l1n9stbum binob touerte. 2ber Die un9e-
beusrn Gtieomabsn bliebcn, derl5mettert,
all 5a6i8en @eitein ban9en, uno oaS Se:
ben woats lan3e nitDt 1pel1en aus Dem &C.:
watti9cn &Srp,r te5 9(teitn. Die Noub:
p0sct famen in Gdtodrmen berbei, II. lss>
ten 1ib an ltinem SIut, uao ibr Gefreilb
njlbte lib in oas lbretflihe@elpinlel VcS
i Gterbtnosn.
Gppo aber elite Den Ser9 binob, 5ur
Ib0asu Sertba, uno fabrrs ile ouf ibre
Bar9, uno nab cini9ea 2Soben 'uuroe Iie
feline |0au5frou. Nuf ct!a Ssr9, 100 er is
ssfunosnt boute ct Elm S1tob, uno 9ot
ibn Den 9eomen 9ppsnitsin. Damn lieb ct
tie 9sbsine ct5 0}jeltn lanlmeIn, uno IN:
ter Dem Sbor9spolbe Oct neucn Gur9,
gum @AbrjeitDta in 0etten ufDan0en.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-07-13

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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-17
MORNING HERALD.
THURSDAY. MAY II, s0s.

o. IT,. ,..dra tonic Of interest in this good city
cf C;atham Yesterday, was the trial OF notorious
fellow called Pat Tracy, for highway rooeery ~ IS
% Lone since we had in New York trial OF nature
;.or n this that it has excited immense interest
amongst our citizens
7, ,y;ll he remembered that one Of our Oldest and
mos, respectable citizens, Mr.. Post, was waylaid
last Christmas as he returning from his counting
house 10 his residence and knocked down and cruel
ly beaten by three rufians They also stole from him
a tin box, containing money, papers, DC.
Two of the rascals, Nowlan and Quick were aiier-
wards arrested upon other charges and confessed that
Pat Tat Tracy had employed them TO assist him IN
the commission Of this robbery Tracy was then ar
rested, and his trial began yesterday.
What adds to the interest of the thing, is hrst the
daring manner in which the robbery was commtteo'
in the middle of a crowded street, IN crowded c1y'
almost before dusk secondly, the situation OF the
fellow himself, he being a man OF properly, worm
some houses and lots and many CARTS &C., 10 the va
lac of $4,000; thirdly the extraordinary interest ia
ken in the fellows case by the late Recorder, Rich
ard Riker Esq, who has scarcely LETT the bench De-
fore we find him pleading at The bar Tor TINS notorious
rascal with all the energy OF young lawyer, WIN
his maiden brief in his hand.
This last fact has been cleared up by scandal, who
saws that dear Dick Riker sold Pat Tracy several lots
of ground, and that Pat ewes him much money on
them.
Tracy is also charged with The commission OF
a burglary, and other crmes and is believed by our
police to be enc of the rascals we have In the
city We sincerely hope he may be convicted, for IN
all sincerity we believe him be guilty, and shall be-
iieve So even he is acquitted His demeanor at the
bar is that of cool, callsus hardened ruffian.
Hugh Maxwell Recorder Riker, Alderman Brady,
and Senator Tallmadge, are engaged to defend HIM.
Mr. Phenx and John A. Morrill, are conducting the
case for the peoplein mastery manner.
rrIt is now near midnight, and the counsel are
summing up.