Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-09-28
lTs UNFORTUNATE MOTHER
From The Albany Eusning Journal.

From The albany EUeRtng Journal
HYMENEAL. The reader will find by our
nuptial record. that Cupid has been letting
fly an arrow in an unexpected quarter. Dr.
CHRISTOPHER c. YATES, late of this city,
and now New York, this morning led Mrs
EMMA WILLARD, so long and so favorably
known as the head Of the Troy Female
Seminary, 10 the altar. The marriage was
celebrated in the chapel of the institution
privately, with the exception OF relatives
and personal friends, and the pupils OF the
school. These were all present, taslefully
dressed for such an OCCASION in white and
with bouquets of flowers. Their number
was some hundred, and group of greater
loveliness and beauty has seldom been as
sembled on any occasion. The spectacle
was full OF interest and many bright eye
gisened with tears, as they sawtheIr beloved
preceptor transformed into lady of anoth-
err name We can only add our hope that
these sweet creatures after being thoroughly
educated, may in due season toli0w IN The
footsteps of their alustrious predecessor
As TO the happy couple themselves, we give
them wish from Byron
On roses may their footsteps move
Their tears be always tears Of love-
Their smiles be smiles Of joy.
l5+We understand that the marriage OF
Mrs w will make no difference in re-
| gard TO the continuance of the seminary in
Troy For Two years past, the institution
has been under the immediate charge OF MIR.
John Willard and his lady, who was educa-
ted hy Mrs. Willard and for years an assis-
tant under her Mrs Wilard-now Mrs.
a,es-havng bestowed upon the school
her general oversight and superntendence.
The LOST FoUND.-It will be remem-
bered that short time since, much excite
ment was created by the sudden and mys-
FERROUS disappearance of a Mr.. and Mrs.
Bracket from Lynn. In their house was
| found soon after note, which stated that
they had left, probably never to return"
All was dark and gloomy suspicion, whittier
thew had gone What was the nducement,
nobody could divine. 1t was wholly in
explicable, and many were the lamentations
poured forth from different quarters for their
supposed unhappy fate. Not word res
Meeting them was heard ill last Friday,
when they both as suddenly appeared a
mong their friends in Lynn as they had
departed. They had merely been to Phila-
delphia on visit and probably had sham
med something awful to see what folks
would say.-Briggs'S Bulletin.
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liberal and generous support 10 their local
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say, is too apt to be neg lected-perhaps less
sienally now, than in former times, but still
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The "Colonelp Zane of Philadelphia
who shot his son with a double barreled
gun loaded with slugs. had before commit
ting this iend like act, chased his daughter
in order to destroy her also