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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-11
Advertisement.

- usaR as u ought - be concUttsd wheab'
sent % celleelin.: Expeditions. aud the haPO''
sibiliiy a longer dainR without the large a.
tcrminsd me 10 sell lhc establishment al ibe
Is.abvat fir ~ kualysd aud on The intrsast. sne
~ ,aIsRts and a-soand Wing, shall have Tue
PsperaD The most liberal terms. J would o.
willingly lei O. int" any oihsr service \"
elily application Is requested.
't n. &. JONES,
Editor aud Proprit'''.
Han a-. ret &c
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Trust Sale.


TOY yiriuo &C a deed in trust, executed To me
- B., Charles NJ l.aIimer fOI purposes there
in named. shall ptaeesd 10 cell, Tor cash, at
the Store House al Latimcr & Mcbane, in Hills
borough, IN the 18th IL ocisber next, all the in
lerest Of Charles NJ. Lsiimer in The STOCK OF
GOODS nf every description, tii being one hall
thereby now IN hans; also one halt Of The
store House and Lot, ard also one half Of 4
Bnegic and Harness. Those who wish TO pur.
chase are invited 10 call al the Stare House
and examine an Inventory oi the Gands pseyi-
QUE .0lhe sale, as the whole undivided share OF
said Laiir,er will be sold together.
JAMES LEATIlERS. Trustee.
October - 3S-ts
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Notice,

NCuCiE is hereby sisep, that application
~ will be made 10 The next Legislature Of
the Stale d North Carolina ipr an act IL moor.
perate Junto Aeademy, formerly called Mount
Pleasant. sas - = ~ .. z4s 1899
Sept ihbcr 10. - s.E 81. 70
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Equity Sale.

STATE OF N0RTH-CAROLINA,
Orange County..
n EqWty-Septtmber Term. 1898.
J...pa Armstrong and IL.
Petition 10 sell Re Easts OF Heirs 81 Lnsc b
Jonathan Hatsoa, DECEASED
AZsS IS pursuance 10 decree made
STS ga ia abuve petition. I shall uffer
~ for sale, On a credit Of SIX and
-, twelve months. about
200 acres Of Land.
more or less. iypg on the waters Gf Little ri
yer, sdjaiaiag ire lands. Of Jesss Parker, Sa
nusi Tntreniiuc. and others. Sale 10 tak {
pace on The 26th csy q November next, be.
fore the ssouri house DIOR 10 iiIls5ofoueh.
Bond ati sscarty vili be fsqsired, 4
JAMES WEBB, C. & NJ
October , ss-5w
= ~ a
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Public Sale.

'IsHE .ubsenbss' will sell. 10 the highest BID.
der. on Thursday the 18th Of oelober
next, on credit Of nine months,
Horses. CallIe, Hogs. Shrep. and Geese;
Corn. Fodder. Oats and Hay;
One Wagon and Geer;
One Wheat Fan Of a superior quality;
Farming Utensils;
Household and Kitchen Furniture;
with many other articles too tedious 10 men
ton.
JAS. MEBANE, in.
Hav Fields, October ~. 3s-t.
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China
and Glass.
THOMAS j. BARROW,
= IMPORTER,

No. rs .N'assa Stirred, .N'er Fork,
.SsfAS on sale . complete assortment Of choice
- aud desirable articles in The above line.
which will be sold 10 the country trade upon
the most favorable terms. The attention Of
purchasers is respectfully solicited, with the
hope Of bcing able TO give eniiIe satisfaction
in every PARTICULAR.
New York, July 81. 81
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Mail Arrangements.

Es ALL Letters 20 20 BY either of
sas-~S the stages, must be lodged in the
Post Office haA en- houf hpfofe sun do.o Oh
mail days. ~ 49, mAz.-..... -.
YHCs. CLANCY, ~.
srpenber e. -. So
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a-NglallAI We a@A9'e
EipalHGbfc OEvT.HE.ST,
ron TmE CURE OF
External Diseases, via:

White Swellings. Serofula and Other IL.
mours, Sore Legs aud Ulcers, Old and
Flesh Wounds. Sprains and Bruises,
Swellings and Innamalions, Scalds AMI
Burns. Women's Sore Breasts, scaId
Head. Rheumatic Pains, Chilblalns,
letters. Eruptions, Biles, Whi'lows-
and a most elTectuai remedy for The re-
moval OF Corns,
also, Beckwi,h's Anli.Dispepiir Pills,
FOR SALE BIZ
ALLEN PARKS.
September 8. ST.
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A fine Mich Cow
FOR SALE.
Apply al this Office.
October ~. 50.
Equity Sale.
STATE OF NoRTH-CARoLINA.
- ! y Orange County.

. = = y Ofut7c IUuHty.
In EqoitySep,enrbrr Term. 1898.
n N pursuancc 10 . dscree o. the Court a
- Equity made ~ this frrm. shall Offer Cor
sale. on fhe 18th day o, 0etpber aext. at the
residence of Pendleion Alebaae, in The HAN
Fields, The Undivided Share Of. >. n. Mebaue's
IN the Tract OF Land belonging 10 the heirs Of
the late Robert Mcbaae. credit &c SIX sHd
twelve rBoatks wiki he given. the puEchastr
giyiag bOBs-wsth approved secsrll,- Z, L..
JAMES WEBB, .C..S.sM L.. a
September lS- = s.,ras4 e I'll 3w
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William al. s Co.
MANUFACTURERS Or
LOOKING GLASSES,
No. "a.

Norik Fiak Strstf. Philadelphia. back
n sfMsrsAmis' Hdsl
TIE onlx eslablislmeng n he city devoted ex-
elssiyrly 10 this business.
GsOUNTRY Merchants are supplied a ma
" nafaciuress' psioss. and their GIsssss IN
s.rs9 Irsm trsskags . aas FHf " tas Oaisa,
srifAsaf eEfEs Charge -
Those who nav have oFdtTs for large Cas-
e.. would % eel d inform as By letter, Prev.
ars 20 her coming On. Of che sEs oil The plate
and The hind o. ffsme they may sas;, tshe-
her q Gin, Mahogany OF MaTbie. D thai the az
liels may be manufactured expressly ior the
oeeasi0a
Merchants should give their orders for Look
ing Glasses The itsl ahisg on lhsir arrival, ie
insure them well put mp.
| Any editor 4 = weekly psrer. Who MI
publish this advertisement 90 the amount q six
dollars, a. his usual Eate. shall be duly paid y
Glasses Al the manafsetnrei's prices. which 81
coarse must be as low As they can be bansh'
IN lhe eity-proyided he will send On his ball hy
merchant who nil purchase Glasses, Will
~hieh We can pack and fOTWaFa them a. on;
Fisk Of bFeakage.
September I. S1-
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ETH MONT
Female Academy.

rIsHE subscribers respectfully inform III,
u pubic that the exercises Of this insiiiu
ton c"ntinuesu the care Of Mrs, ELIZA
J. MORROW; and as she gives her vacation
in the winter. the school will continue, With
oul intermission. until November. Young Ia,
dies viii be charged only rom the tine Of adj
mission
The manner in which this School has been
heretofore conducted is hIghIy satisfactory. ana
we take great pleasure 10 Recommending II L.
the patronage Of parents AMI gua'diars. WHO
intend giving their daughters and waIds tho
advantages of a liberal edncatinn. The prIet
Of tuition is eight dollars per srssion. Draw
ing aud Painting five dollars extra.
Board can he obtained 10 respectable Gmi
lies, at a short defiance from the Academy. o.
five dol mrs a month"; asss.-~
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List of Letters,

REMAINING IN lhr Posi- Odiee - HILLSIDE
rough. = c. oarsisi e! : oe.ol.s e., 80 -;
Hhirh Il noi iakfa a@s !. -.
b. set 10 lhs GsnsEai Kosa 0hee - eeaa
legHRHs-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-23
From the Boston Atlas.
NEW YORK CUSTOM HOUSE DE
FALCATIONS.

The rumored deficit in the accounts OF
Ae late Collector OF the port of New York,
have become already the subject oil good
deal Of controversy and may properly e.
a'ugh lead to some very serious reflections
The N. Y. Star and the N Y. Courier
have undertaken. 10 certain extent, the vin-
acaion Of MI SwartwouL According TO
her account, the deficit is not so grent as 1t
appears TO be; and the late Collector has
ample means TO meet the claims OF the gov
Eminent, and is now on his return TO this
''untry, having been in Europe forihe pur-
pose OF raising money on his property, so as
emeel the demands against him.
On the other hand, these same papers con-
less that Mr. Swanwout has been engaged IN
Ome very extravagant speculations; among
others, in advancing loans to,be republic Of
iexas which. by the way, will account iof
mnepublic meetings got up in favor OF the
Texans in the ctv OF New York, at which
VI Swartwout presided.
The Evening Post and other government
organs in New York place the amount o
we deficiency very high; and they go SO iaI
sto state this abstraction OF public money
or private use, commenced so long ago al
ls29-,he very year, be it observed II
Which General Jackson came into power
and In which Mr. Swartwout was hrst up
pointed Collector. Ifthis be the tacl,--an'
~ these government organs must be suppos
to have the means OF knowing, we MAJ
we'll take it forsgrauted thatit is so,-whai
commentary upon the management Of IN
Treasury department under the present oy
nasty
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-23
STATE OF VERMONT.

District Of Westminster, SIS.
By DAVID l.. PUTNAM, Judge of the Probate
Court within and for said district. To all
concerned in the Estate of JOHN BLAN-
DEN, late Of Brooktine IN said districs,
deceased, testate, Greeting;
WHEREAS Sally Blanden, legatee and
w devisee and Executrix Of The Estate of
said deceased, has suggested TO said Judge
that she proposes TO render her first account as
execulrx on said estate, at Probate Court
next TO be holden at the Inn of Elisha Warner,
in Grafton in said district on the Both day OF
November instant, and moved for distribution
of such estate TO be made at the same time
and place; Therefore, you are hereby cited to
appear at said Probate Court and shew cause,
il any you have, why the said account and dis
tribuiion should not be allowed.
Dated at Grafton in said district, this 18th
day of Nov. A. ID. 1898.
il d. l.. PUTNAM, Judge.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-23
From Gke Burlington Free Press.l

Thelegislature adjourned on Tuesday
le most important act of the session is
Establishing Imprisonment for debt. The
INTAKES effect on all contracts entered into
ta the lst Of January next, and gives the
mdtor the right to trustee for any sum o.
| u i've dollars The act to encourage the
allure ofsit, is liberal. 1t gives bounty
taO cents per ponndon cocoous, 20 cents
v rerled silk, and 80 cents on the manufac-
Aed article But one bank was recharter-
A--lhat at Montpelier. This we under
end was done at the special request of the
Vm Barren members from Washington CO..
SAO though opposed to banks in general,
Nr nevertheless. in favor OF having one in
Asir immediate vicinity, Just for convenience
rk' The wings were not wicked enough
hdeny them so reasonable a request The
4 bnlpelier Watc Imam, in closing its Journal
proceedings, adds the following remark
Did leisure permit, we would indulge in
une comments upon the proceedings-reg-
iar, and, on the part OF some men, exceed
Ihgly irreguiar-of this legislatnre For
be present, however, we will only notice the
ruing announcement of Speaker Foot. II
vas with sincere regret we heard his decla'
nIiOn tina, he had determined never again
6ake part in the deliberations Of the House
Tie has done the state much service, in the
prompt, correct and courteous discharge Of
The duties Of the chair--a service which eau
sduly appreciated only by those who have
bug been familiar with Legislation. We
Iua his determination will be reconsidered
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-23
STATE OF VERMONT.

Marlboro Probate District, SIS.
The Honorable the Probate Court for the dis
trict Of Marlboro. To all persons concerned
in The Estate Of DANIEL $. HO HARD,
late If Stratton, deceased, intestdte,
Greeting:
WHEREAS, John Underwood, Admin
w istrator of the estate of the said deceas-
cd, proposes TO render an account Of his ad-
ministration, and present his account against
said estate for allowance, at the Probate Court
TO be holden at Atwoods Tavern, in Newfane
in said district, on the last "Wednesday of De
cember next; Therefore, you are hereby mott
fed 10 appear before said court, at the time and
place aforesaid, to show cause, If any you have,
why the said account should not be allowed.
Given under my hand and the seal Of said
court at Brattleboro in said district, this 9Th
day Of November A. ID. 1888.
II DANA. HYDE, Judge
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Brighton Market--MondayN Nov. 10, 1888.

IRepored Tor the Daily AdVertlser Z PatrIot.I
At market 1850 Beef Cattle, 425 Stores, $500
Sheep, and 1900 Swine.
PRICES-Beef Cattie-Sales were not brisk, and
the prices Of the last weeks hardly supper
ed We shall quote without much variation, viz first
quality 3S; second quality SO 81; third quality
81 SO a So:
a 10: al
Sfores-Dull; Two year old $40 81; three year
old $24 a So:
Shefp--Dn; lots were taken at so, 20, 81,
2 II, IS, 2 rs, 2 90, and 3 rs;
Sscine--A large preparation Of the sales were at DC
for Sows and Tor Barrows, several lots sold Tor some
thing less At retail liz &c. Several lots upsold'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-23
MARRIED,

In this town, 20th inst. by Rev J. T.. stark, Mr.
fB. =
Al Fayetteville, 9th inst. by Rev Mr. Griswold, MI
John Black Of Putney, 10 Miss Sally Ann shaw Of
Townshend.
In Marlboro, 10th inst. by Rev j. Peabody. M,
Jonas Woodland Of Hopkinton, Macs. TO Miss Sarah
T. Bruce Of Marlboro.
10 iiiusdale, n. II. llib inst. by Rev f. M. Burn.
ham, Mr. Daniel r. Marble Of Ilnsdale, to Miss Abb.
gail m. Crowningsheld Of Somerset, VT
AZ Chesterfield, N. II. 18th inst. BY II. Beckle,,
Mr. John Fisk to Miss Arabee Robinson.
In Wesihampion, Mass. 9Th inst. Mr. Eli b. Henri,
oil Bennington, VT to Miss Jerushn c. Loud.
In Ssnderland, VI 2eih uIt. Mr. Moses Rand o
ShaItshury, to Miss Amira Lincoln Of Wilmington.
10 Somers, ca. 9th inst. Mr. Josiah W. fainter Of
Nottingham, VT TO Miss Elizabeth Russell of North
ampton.
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STATE or VERMONT.

district OF WestminStcI, So
By DAVID l.. PUTNAM, Judge of the Probate
Court within and for said district. 70 az
concerned IN the Estate of JOSEPH
9ARBELL, late Of Grafton in said dis
e, tyict, deceased tesfate, Greeting:
VX7 HEREAS Freelove Tarbell, devisee,
Wv legalee and Executrix on The Estate of
said deceased, has suggested TO said Judge
that she proposes to render the first account OF
her administration on said estate, at Probate
Court next TO be holden at the Inn Of Elisha
Warner, in Grafton in said district, on the 30oth
day of November instant, and moved Tor DIS
time and place; Therefore, you are hereby
cited TO appear at said Probate Court and shew
cause, if any you have, why the said account
and distribution should not be allowed.
Dated at Grafton in said district, this 18th
day of Nov. A. D.~lS3S,
il ID. L. PUTNAM, Judge.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-23
A BASE VILLAIN.

u,on by the name of John w. Hear
.,rIing himself Canadian Patriot and
"'icisn, came to Frankfort, Herkimer
N Y. sometime in February last, and
nenced practice as regular physician.
his own account he was celebrated
..ioo. had an extensive ride, and had
@e very wealthy but alas in an evil
The. Britanic minions con6scated his
D,dy and cast him into prison. from
4 h he made his escape and fed to this
nm of The oppressed, without being able
gain so much as his diploma. This
story was believed by some, who assis-
bu their influence and otherwise, to
him into business. After he had gained
confidence of many of the citizens, a.
"a whom were some Of the first families
hS aJage, be proposed bringing into the
4 "a soung lady, who, he said, was a
an OF his, given TO him BY her father, on
4 Death bed, 10 bring up land he. OF course,
i nv very tender solicitude for hei wei
! and happiness, wishing to have her
ore be might see to her and administer to
wants This story, too, was believed by
q NJ others doubted of the matter She,
never, came into the place, and passed for
cousin. 1t was necessary for her to be
&7reatly at his Office, as she was wonder
skilled in manufacturing certain kind
. Mill He soon commenced his addresses
{ Miss--,a respectable young lady OF
1 place. This was known TO out few and
letter would it have been for them and
ers, had they only kaopa him, aud not
/ he'd the matter along.
Sometime in - last, he. collected in his
|bs,' and sold property he had bought on
'tdit, as he wished to go to Albany 10 &c, a
poma Instead of going east, he went
|Aio Utica in wagon, and Miss
her attendants went in the canal packet
|he same place, where they met, were mar
h, and started of for the west
Aiew days after, his pretended cousin,
being assured that she could not be sent
The State PRISON. (which Hearest made her
Eieve would be the case if she revealed the
4 that they were married, inasmuch as he
D another wife living in Vermont,) said
was his wife. A Mr. ID. had business
Hing him to Lockpou ~ Y. where Hear
is second wife formerly lived, There he
rriained from thsbest authority, tina,
cy were married 4 Year ago last June
ri he had another wife living in Vermont:
ID that he had left Lockport fol Canada to
.sfrom justice, having forged note and
slainrd goods under false pretences.
On Mr. DIS return, an officer, deputy sher-
Knapp, and others, were despatched for
AiO, where they learned he then was. He
n finally taken by Knapp and police off
rr, at Buffalo, brought.back 10 Frankfort,
nd is now safely lodged in the Herklner
smlyjail. awaiting his trial.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-23

pF Important Wing Gaim-An cleo
ton letter Of the Sd, from Sardinia, New
York, in the Buffalo Commercial Advert
ser, has the following interesting Postscript
Mr. Roderick Simonds, a good Wing OF
our town, was last evening made the happy
father of three sons and one daughter, all at
one birth, and all alivel Does not this au'
ger well for the ultimate triumph OF Wing
principles ?
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-23

n+ We once more remind our Subscribers
ecio are indebted for the Phenir, that ms
Is he last time qce shall call for oar pay
through the medium Of newspaper We
are sorry 10 sag 10, but some Of our snoser''
bers appear TO be pery negligent about pay
ing. This wH not do The price Of o@,
paper is so iow that are must hare pfo1'P'
payment
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-23
GA House and Grist
Mil for Sale.

fGf15zA. TIME subscriber, wishing to
@{6|3>$ j. change his location, offers to
&NYWF sell his Grist Mill, House, Barn,
- Garden, &c. The above Real
Estate is one Of the most valuable stands in
Windham county, and is situated in the village
OF North Wardsboro. The Mill contains two
run OF stone, cobb cracker, smut mil and bolt
Is in complete repair, situated on a good and
durable stream Of water, and has a very extern
slve run ofcustom. The building is 36 by 90,
and IS now occupied as mechanics shop, in
which II turning lathe, circular saw, plain
ing machine, &c. &c. The House is 81 by
pa stories high is new and we'll finished,
with wood house and sad1ler's shop attach
cd, a small barn, aud au excellent garden, with
some other land.
The above estate cannot fail to please any
man OF business being situated in very plea
SAINT and growing village, with all the necessa-
ries Of life at hind; and is on good road
where the stage passes every day. The whole
Of the above, property viii be sold together
with much other property il desired, or the Mil
will be sold alone, as will best suit the pur-
chaser. A liberal credit will be given for most
of the purchase money, and immediate posses
sion given.
WALDO CONvERS.
North Wardsboro, Nov. 13. 1898. A4w1l
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-23
DIED,

In Hadley, Illinois, Sept. 25,h, Mr. BENJAMIN w
jackson, formerly Of Bennington, aged rs years.
hir Norman Downs, aged "a. -
In Hanover, N. II. Oct. so, after long conane-
meni, Elias Dewey, Esq. aged SO.
Al Detroit, Michigan, 25ih ut Mr. Frederick Pet.
ts, Of Windsor, VI aged 40.
Al White Pigeon, Michigan, Oct. 1, 1898, Mr.
John Ryan, aged 3S, formerly Of Putney, VI.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-23

GREAT MORTALITY WEsT.-A gentle
man Of Montezuma, who has just returned
from a tour up the Mississippi, states that the
Bilious Fewer has prevailed in the State o.
Illinois, on the Oplan river 10 such an ex
tent, that he saw in one graveyard tire,
hundred and fifty graves that had not been
wet with rain, itnol having rained in about
40 days or 1900 workmen who commenc
ed on the Illinois and Chicago canal this
spring. between 900 and thousand had di
ed at the lime our informant was there
Auburn Journal. Wednesday,.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-23
oTTHE PATRIOTS EMBODIED
AT WIND MILL, NEAR PRES
COLT, ALL KILLED.

Accounts from Prescott. published in the
Albany Argus, state that the Patriots a,
Wind Mill Point are all killed, or taken
prisoners and are estimated fiom $50 to
500 Nearly all Americans from Jefferson
Co. NJ Y.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-23
Shelb Wrne Fats ;SeSect
SCHOOL.

TIME second term of this School, toiH COM
IL mence on WEDNESDAY, The .fi1h
day of December neat, under the instruction
Of its present teacher Mr.. HOtoes sciH DC
assisted by "A. S. anderson, member Of the
senior class in Williams College. The sab
scriLer feels safe IN saying, that the gentle
men employed, are fully competent 10 teach in
all branches usually taught IN academies. No
pains seiH be spared either By The teachers or
The subscriber, to render il pleasant and
asefil resort for the young. Past and present
encouragement ,eiH be gratefully remembered,
and continuance Off from friends al home
and abroad is respectfully solicited. Iscenty
Indies can be accommodated Nth rooms IN The
building connected tcih The school; and such
can obtain their board in the family, or pro-
ride IL Themselves.
Tuition for common English studies, $500
For higher Mathematics 8. Languages, S4,00
ASA SEVER,ANCE.
Shelbwne Falls, Nov. l6, 1888. ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-23

The Members of the Brattieboro Fire Hook aud
Ladder Company, hereby notified ,ha' lelr na"u,
meeriug for The choce of officers, aud 20 transact any
other business, will be holden at =. Chases, on Tues
dny, the 9Th day Of Nov instant, att O'clock r.
nunctual attendance will by required.
+" By order Of The Captain.
M Of CHIPMAN SWAIN, Clerk.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-23
Death Of Mrs. Hambiin, (laie Miss Med;

DEATH Of Mrs. Hambiin, (iate Miss Medi-
ma. MIR Hambln, late Of the Bowery
Theatre, upon awaking this morning in bed
with his wife, found her dead at his side
The cause Of this sudden death is not
known. but is supposed to be apopIexy. The
nameof Miss Medina is well known in the
Theatrical public, as the authoress of the
Dramas of LATTE, Norman Leslie, and the
last days of Pompeii, Rienzi, &c.--M Y.
Express.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-23

The Fall River Patriot says il is not Ger.
tain that Williams (Loco) has been elected
TO Congress in the Bristol district The Pat
riot gives the number of votes received BY
the candidates
Minority for Williams over all, SO. 1t is
believed that the scattering votes in the dis
trict will amount to nearly 800. The prob
ability is in favor of Williams, but the result
cannot be known certainly until the votes
are counted officially
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-23

Wing FestiraI al Bu6alo-The Wings
ofBnffalo were TO have a great Wing celebra
ton on the 2lst, in honor OF the Wing VIC
lory in New York The Wings OF Penn
sylyania, Michigan, and New York, are IN
vited to be present.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-23

The Pennsylvania Bank of the United
States has made an arrangement by which
the notes of the former are redeemed in New
York. The arrangement includes all the
Philadelphia banks, so that their bills will
all be at par in Wall street.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-23

Election of u S Senator for Nete Jersey
Samuel l.. Southard (Whig) has been re-
elected to the u. S. Senate by the New yer
sey Legislature Mr. Southland had 30 vo'eS
for Mahlon Dickerson "a.