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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-25

GOAL COAL! COAL The subscriber having taken
~ the yard southw:. Of King and 0,eenwch street.
receiving afu supply of Schuylk Peach Orchard
Coal elected from the best veins. which he Offers the fol-
Living reduced prices, viz -
From the yard broken and screened IS pe,On
Nut 500 "
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POST OFFICE, n. Y, Jan. 49, 1913.
NORTHERN MAIL-From and after this date until iur
~ ther notice, the Northern Mail, including the Way Mails
each side the Hudson River will be closed
past o'clock, NJ daily, sundays when all the
close at 80 minutes past O'Clock, r. N.
JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM
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60 WANTED TO PURChAsE-A country residence
Ell within . miles Of New iork, one with from
A acres OF land Long slend Sound, preferred Ad-
ress with full particulars, boI7, Office Pou. hkeepse
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DOCTOR BEII

nOCTOR BELL deyotes his personal attention (dsy,
- al NJ to the removal of private diseases in every
,tage All suffering under protacted aed
treated by need peended practon
ioorins unneI the destructive effects OF m cury or
lurking in system consult Dr. Always with guar.
antee Of a
Persons contemplating ma iase WI have been the sub
Jects OF delicate diseases ous Bell with
conhde CO. Postpaid letters, the Of
distance have his prompt attention BIS
10 Private Office Courandt doors from Broad
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THE GERMAN SURGEON.
SOLOMON HlNE, M. D., No 81 Reade street, New York
In scroiula aud chronic deases no charge made Til the
patient sasied-medcne delivered gratis Ali persons
formed under tweny0ne years. have their bones
ened References given to patients who have
cured in this city. OF SINS
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was found however, that purchasers could not be
had for great aquanty at Therefore, in March
$780, s750OooOo of land bonds issued receivable
State creditors who received them had inclination or
ability to buy lands with them They must either sell
them in the market, or keep them hand. 1t then be-
necessary to take off the interest," and give them the
nature currency by making them legal tender This
first issue kept nearly par but exhausted and
in June, four months afterwards issue of OOOO
600, without interest. to circulate money, de-
creed. From this time the assignats continued to
be almost the only resource of the government -
The depreciation of the paper had gone par passu
with the emission until in 1895 they worth cents
emf in the rise in prices of payable in asgnas
The government resorted TO every to check the
fall by imprsonng years in irons any who bought
sold them for less than their face for specie The
pie demanded that the brokers who thought to be
the cause Of the fall should be guotined Many of
sagacious have lately laid fines upon
the brokers because broken bank notes deprecated All
these attempts of utterly Ruthless The is
at the rate Of per month because
there was other The public creditors were
all paid in this money. person having claim for $1,000
interest would really receive $50 only At length
enacted the nsgaton Of Cambon that all the public
debts should be converted into annues. holder of
stock for 81 900 merely inscribed the great nation
al books entitled to $50 per annum, and all other owl
dence of debt destroyed These annues still paid
assignats which finally fell to mill the dollar The
progress Of the issue was as follows
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state OF Trade,


Sales of real have been made to-day with the fol-
lowing result -
House and lease Of lot No. 10 Clinton place. 9Th street
ao residence of Mr. Heyer lot 27t feet by half the
block house 37 feet by 5O lease from Sailors Snug Har
Dor at 1890 per annum, with usual covenants Of re-
No 1870 Clinton street. lot 25 feet by 1905 front of lot
satwo story brick front house, the three sto-
ry brick house 90 by 25 feet, So 900
Two story frame house and lot 18th avenue Six
deep. $I,47b
Two story frame house lot % by % feet and lot Of
same dimensions, and stable adjoining known as Nos 275
and 277 Eighteenth street. - 500
one story frame house and lot, 26 by % feet No $50
Two story frame house and lot rs nv A feet No OF
10th street, 81 ,ii0
4shes-sales Of pots $3.50, Pearls at $3.50
CcGee-The market haa lost It's buoyaucv prcesIof
nraz, may be one quarter Of per /, lower; sales
green Java ~; Msracabo IT, mos; and ST. Domingo 81
cents, cash.
Coto,-Buyer arl seller cvincp disposion 10 aua;,
advioes per rrt w. - incluie oa00 baIos III
land and Florida az . CENTS 300 Mobile 5a q. 400
1850. wynn
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Foreign JmpOrtatfons.

bLorDSr.shp Hendrck Hud.on-si pkss Morewood-
ration StewaIt-3 Jones-6 Cark-lo7 G Chapman-I7
v1si MAN, stone COS Dor Alen-2 Timson cog
" right stnrges Shaw Nevns & cod G BIske-e a
Ertz-3 Baldwin, Bangs & Cog Wiley & Putnsm-S =
CgTfisw5S Ihorburn-2 Richardson Watson-2 Ewing
Lewis FaIr'nan-380 coal 0rswold- hhd or csE
Bs NsndeTy HSS Cos 5kg' ralmsII Gilbert
C.o1,s MALL Davi: Brooks col J Lasaa-i
mer-l Oskley-I Hutchinson-i r. # Charm. = N w.
Bspnsm,n-3s Fielder Connah-22 WW& + Mali
s-s vyse-4 Appleton-3 Bartlett-3 Smiths Oakev
T. sonCs z F Morison-7 Forest-l4 Dodge Cumming
Powers. $1,000 f"'e'sH"ii u
To-. EaoIt-y7 pipes pipe. II 10 LILO do
OK ginseng bT mdse John Osbor-2 hhds wine Rowland
OPoRroIBrg Sea Bird Reported yesterday)iOs bbs 50
ats cork wood G M Length. " ' o.
CATHARNEs-Brg John Enders-saso hides Sc bags co
BAR.coA-Sehr Cohanne-lsstcks cedar mahogany o.
Aymar. ~ " was '0"e' -
ontaroas3a RIO Hache wood 70 bales
goat skins Boonen Graves-l3do Henry.
PoRr AU PLArr-Sch Ere-29 caroons tobacco ia hide,
Ross,ere-l00 ceroons tobacco Thorn-IOO Aymar
Coo Tredwell &Crowley-4 bbls Ogden
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Cleared.
:i matt t'fG%Ss
e@s:Iaae os
"; sss wS%ssiD &c rfxs
Empire Fo%s No1of Do do To
S sh aaaor from London and Ports
ss .1 1Seo Es y from 81
with 100 81. D p% o G' Ss
w big BE Sos Ss Ia
lon 81, spoke ship Nmrod Of New BEDFORD lat 81 lon
TsTy n.s SDVn %eaSef
Effort. Koopman IL days from oporo, with wine, &c.
ss .:: Msss: IL s s@ H': .s .s
sis9' 9 S"'i' %; with cot.
'0R BS 1ua' Inusa.9ep Ioye.Od from Richmond and
ashore the mud Oats E snd~s Be got
Sch; oRRsTc yn, q days from Curacao with wood and
Gs sSoR h Feb d WSGsw EfSs
c,Sa sis S e H. s1 IL
Of scuate George ssnton of Boston, dead on
,s hs Ss @ the
Ter herr stove bulwshs long boat lost galley broke
Sch, COhapne. Bartlett days from easco, with maho
gny &c to Foster Nckerson Left schr Ceylon of Bath
sehT Ere M.ihsw' day. from Port Pla,, with toOac
sehr Constitution, Martin Virginia
scsI American Virginia W.
sc chr Ellen is"l Rcdman ,e New Bedford.
One brig. unknown.
2ssn S ssrque SMYRNA Champion Amsterdam, and Others
Herald Marine Correspondence.
O RHODE ISLANDER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-02

pt standing Stripped Of her rigging and abandoned
sonn FsEEL.sp, Smi,h Of New York. from Ne- Orleans,
New Orleans sas by he Two Bro
Tiers Can't smirh iaed at sisai
usec reno ashore Deer ns s arr az Lubes
r.go nav and molasses, sold for the benefit oil the
WSnArsn Avs is insurance on the Avis. the New
New York sun ocsj and al inc New Bedford commeIca
There IS potsSy on Shs e A M at s Gee
wR,s 100 e sns rIs Se lbs S'f
o {, NJ asS VIII SPOKE Dee lac %
sS ss,s m ssn out ss y. fRs
s1, letter a. G fIo% M rown 80 SGls
n os sS Ms soG OF IS 20 VIII want
lug SUo oo 10 h-woud sail on the 26h Oct for south
Mary with manmas sprung and leaAy Jan &C. lat 3, O.
Foreign Ports.
Iss'pAD DE CuBA, Feb Tin port franklin Gibbs, for
Make @E S "s Mach .ss; S S.;a.
s 5Ss q NO Dat M Ursula r
to return to 81 Juan and for NYok about s Feb
sid & Eoi koOpnmsn NYSt k'a'' for Charleston
Home Ports.
sGa HrP e4s s GRAM SE hSsa as, E'''0'
sAtkn Feb -sld Rop. and GRANTEE 25h. Susan Was.
Bosror FEB 2s-AT Caso Blanchard Apalachicola; JULIA
tnennet Savannsh China Small, do; Care Fear, Young
M WSsshins'Sn NC Signal for brig CID Damatia Howes
a ,,fShPGna; Victor B,seti and spsIte Dill NewYck Arr
Lewes, Dell Mail, Nichols NYoIk
remains In port 9Th, Lurana ~ $50
NS .A %s do G. %' w s Sss
Dfiss e. s%ssi s rss
os rEsasct.burs; Greca1 Baker Boston for NYo Sid
M pg 1 f. Boston Sid Iya9hoe Fankn ecan
Richmond - ~ '
PRoWpEScE, Feb 27An Caslda, GoodelI. Charleston; M
ByeD Yan,ic Stuart aud Jas Lanpheer Kenney
Yok Below. in the off Pawtuxet fore and aft schr
with COTTON deck supposed the MYRTLE Payne from NYok
CId Reaper, Kent st Thomas and mkt.
fHLADELPHIA, March Arr Washington Bishop Matan-
GuayTa. - ' ''' 49,
APALAcHIcoLA, Feb I0-An Pioneer Smith, NYork
n MoBLg Feb ls-AT Trenton, Msnson Liverpoo Joseph
Tper, wilson do Ann Hall Hubert, do; Marengo. Gray,
vennard, Boston Coosa Moore Philadelphia Argon Chase
do Augusta Sherwood Savannah: unae Tibbt Castine
Export, Gardner, Havana; Augusta, Post do. $500
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Domestic Importations.

NV On,r.Ss-Ship Emily Rerorted yeserdsv)-Pork
and ard - q Hsrris-E Collins COG w Edw. rds-
s%Ba, Wins eOJas BISTn.E Boo%s-W James
APALAcr ccLA-Bre Merida-o3 bales cotton Boesrt r.
Kaeeland- ~ Fsrvor-49 Spoford Tleston-2O sbon
swift boy X Lee ~ o'
AvASsARhug Wilson Fuller-7s bales cotton Smith Mills
co-o0 bonson-s Letter. g Collins-I5 casks rice
Williams NoIthami pipe Atkins tee 10 bags Hayijand
Reese Cog cks bbls oil Hazlrd cole casks rice
Sukers X CO. no "' ''ee =
GH4KLEsTor--Bris Georee-tRepoed YESTERDAY $50 tics
~ Z, 90 nee Victor DUO z-l bales Bukiev-
W Rogers, Grosvenor Kefcnum-30 DO yarn w T Mal-I5
pkgs Townsend Brothers-5 & q Pcs-3 Bows Gnffin
Putman-<8 TO order. ' N'N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-02

In the city Of Mexico &c. at the residence Of Dr.
- Wright, by the ri. Rev. John Black Consul Of the
United States JAMES GoRDoN Esq of New York 10 Miss
JULIA NATALIA TURLA Of Havana. he celebration
honored by the presence of his Excellency Gen. Way
Thompson, Minister of the United States and all the
American citizens resident at the city of Mexico
At Geneva l4th Dec last Mons PAUL DANIAL GoNzAL-
w GRAND DHAUrviLLE,to Madlle CATHERINE, Compesse
Zeppelin of Strutgard, Wurtemburg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-02
Passengers Arrived .

LorDon-Packet ship Hendrick Hudson-W B Gum or
NYork. -' ' N-i "o""'
New ORLEANs-Ship Emily-Mrs Ferral Mr. Hughes
steerage. ''' 'AN . :" '"e
CHARLtsroN-Brig George-Mrs B Hull and two children.
Mrs Lawrence, + Bes Barnett, H Bentz, and Foot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-02

WANIED-A smart active man to waiter IN a private
this Office. ms afro "
WANTED-A situation by respectable young woman MS
W chambermad and to take of children, to do the
general house work small family Enquire the of No.
m22t$r - ~ 49, S~N o''S"'
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tvERrooL-Packet ship Oxford Mrs Dennison and child
New Orleans; Mr. Carroll Rudolf Auguste Wltthaus Thoms
Churton and son. New York.
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Ship Masters and Agents.

% We shall esteem il favor if Captains of Vessels will give
20 Commodofe ROBERT SILyEy, of News Fleet Re-
S1t Q. ne shipping e the Port whence they sailed the
,v s Sroxsn on their Passage List of their Cargo and
eoard them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
sending 70 this Once all the Marine Intelligence thew csn
received. ~ ~ '- ~ '"""A'"i'S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-02
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH q,


SUN RIsEs.... ........6 IS NOON sErS.... 7 8
SUN SETS .....5 so HIGH water. ...... 10
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Latest Advices

At Geneva. the Goth ut at the residence of his IA
ther, JoHN RucKEL, formerly Of this city.
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CLIREHUGH,S

w., SCOTTISH MUSICAL. EESTERTAINMENT,
WILL AXE pace At the Apollo Concert Rooms No. 40
PROGRAMME ." Oh '''''"'
a., PART
oiee-rhe ate Rows, Misses Cumming & MIR.
SSong-Draw the Sword Scotland, Mr. Ciirehush
An s ar, he hw M,T C cS%%1s
SadTIhou,,t game ava ffae me, Mary, Mis,M Cumming
s ons-bossn;.g s,in. Chat, Miss CGm%%UE
s sns&ay S,I LyaSsT Miss G GS%%:
Duet-Weel may the Keel Row, Misses Canning
ss'sa1My T Boy Ta%.s u NJ eGIsnSsa
Song-Ths Rowsn Tree, Mss @ Cumming
Runr.LWere over Young to marry yet, Misses Cumming
Song-Wben the Kve Come H,pe, Mr. Chrehugh
B s,IIIsdd-s,w Ts nv ths7 Miss Crm%,nE
Daet-Whrts a. The Steer Kimmer. Misses Cumm. e
G'ee-Ihere's luck about the house. Misses Cumming
Prog smmss containing the OF less familiar
WIN eccs historical aud explanatory notices. may be had
Iek. 90 cents, to be had at all the Mu,c Stores at Mr.
COS Broadway the door the evening of the
Doors at precisely, entertainment tc commence
THE WHOLE WORLD should knew IL that Dr.. Jayne's
Expectorsn 10 certain cure for asthma, and that for
yey ose % cough
produce The most decided benefit by thou
without any exception for ali pulmonary that haS:
ever oefn Tor # Always gives relief aud cures when
Pcpned only by Dr. Jayre. South Third st. Philadelphia,
and Ne SOS Broadway, New York rnce 81 per bottle.
IN TO LET-The rfre-proof building corner Rose and
H qua sts Tc calculated for kind of ing
ids which may be ae INV bV The a ecu free Of
ehaGys Rent low Apply sfthe Office sss Washington 1t.
IA BOARDING HOUSE. No. $50 Pearl street. to let,
cont On % over av ROOF with dining room 50 feet
Enquire p ~ ~ ''''' '''' "' s. IS HAIs%ED. '''
m2 lweec No. "A Ced,r street.
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Packets LO ArriYe.

FaCket9 To Arrive
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Virginian. Allen, Feb. /
FROM PoRTsMoUrH.
Switzerland Chadwick, Jan. 10
President, Chadwick, Jan. 20
PROM HAvRE.
Emerald, Howe, Jan. "a
Baltimore. fuack, Jan. l6
MkRsFILLEs.
Minerva. Brown, Jan. l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-02

PEALE'S NEW YORK MUSEUM
NATIONAL PORTRAIT AND PICTURE GALLERY,
c. H. DEVOE, Manager.
The establishment coniaIns almost endless number Of
RARE N APP GEE RHS . WORKS OF
Neatly and tasteuy displayed in three spacious halls and
COSTLY ELEGANT GALLERY OF PORTRAITS
Exceeding in extent and value any other America
The has engaged, for short only the sublime
and beautiful exhibition Of
THE TRIAL OF CHRIST!
SkoTff 81 VI Ss'
IN sTATUARY. THE SIZE OF LIFE.
This solemn and Impressive Our Saviour
raigned Prisoner with Crown Of Thorns His Head
before Caphas, the High Priest and the Court Of Pootiu
Plate.
'o0 MYsTERIoT I AND AsfoSisHiNtS inc
Gypsy WOMAN,
From England.
She wishes not 70 impose upon the publ BY making them
0e'''' nef ""f PsoRTUNE TELLER
Possessed with supernatural power-but the
claims publicly be able TO instruct others s keod
Intellect and mention their leading &c sactons Of
THE PRESENf,
AND THE FUTURE.
She will tell pensops whether they married net
what kind of husband wife will get describe
Characters and give host Of facts and conclusions
founded on her knowledge ohe mmutabe
logy euiooGy PHILOSOPHY &c A. proof the
dreds o. @ citizens incadng ceysp JUDGE sttor-
physicians and many Of the most ladies
the city
Admisson to the Museum Scents; Children half pncs
An extra charge Of 2h cents to those who consult the 6sy
Woman. 1of
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M A R TIM E Fl AID
Sailing Days or the steam ships.
Packet to Sail.

Packets to Sail.
FOR LIVERPOOL.
Patrick Henry, Delano, Mar. 7
Sheffield, Allen, Mar. l3
FOR PORTSMOUTH.
Philadelphia, Hovey, Mar. 4
Switzerland, Chadwick, Mar 10
FOR HAvRE.
Oneida. Funck, Mar. 4
Argo, Anthony, Mar. 8
MARsEILLEs.
Hellrspont, Adams, Mar. Q
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CLIREHUGH's
nyGoTJJsH MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT, -,
w Ill axe pace at the Apollo Concert Rooms, No. 4l0
w Broadway on TUESDAY, I've ming. 7h Of March.
PROGRAM NINE.
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sales mt thc stock Exch.nya


:. -
s,u0e Corp9rapn 3s 1870 81 $1,000 Kentucky 6's stH
zloo 10 90 5shas Anb Syr. w
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The maenifceat Dioraric Scene OF the
DEPARTURE OF THE IsRAELlTES
To conclude with the
CONFEDERATION OF MOSCOW!
SIgnor Vvad, decidedly unrvaed Mocha meal CiRures
PHRENOLOGY.
An Eminent Professor will make Practical Examinations Of
visitors.
Nc Free List during the engagsmsnt Of the Indians
~ O'Clock. Evening performances at 7.
Admission to all Is eents-Chidrep half price.
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LEARY q CO.,
WILL introduce the Spring Fashion for Gardeners Hats
w Friday, MAJ CHI 81.
2afB6tr NO. & 5 ASTOR HOUSE.
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EIRE PROOF IRON SAFES !! III is a well known
fact that Wilder Saamapd.r Safes protection
against fire. they having failed
been entrusted their keeping though frequently exposed
heat blast furnaces and
de drug and other houses other safes posed to
the same heat have been totally destroyed Wder's fire
be had Safety Lock Ware
house OF SILAS O. HERRING
NB-Od f,shicn Knob Safes, such have been taken in
payment for the Saa nander sale at from so to IS
cent less than first mi Nv dy&awyr
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CITY CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
202 BROADWAY


OWING facilities afforded the subscriber purchasing
" from first hands, and the liberal bestowed
pom his Emporium bv gentlemen Of taste he would
inform his friends and the public that he enabled sell the
ost fashionable much reduced from former
rces without any dm!nution N quality. style and hnish
hich has the enconiums Of the fashionable world.
would direct attention his style of cutting,
having employed Of the best the country and
will warrant TO fit the most difficult form
The subscriber would take this opportunity the
Impression that Broadway obliged
for article Of dress than upon
scepca that article of clothing be obtained
this cheap and fashionable Other
house in this city.
splendid assortment of Ready Made Clohing superbly
made for sale very cheap for cash.
A full suit made up at afew hours' notice.
Isl lmis&m EDW'O. FOX.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-05-12
STATE OF VERMONT.
Probate District of Marlboro, IS

ffo6dte District OF marlboro, IS.
In PRoBATE CoURr, May 5th, Is4S
A COPY of the last VIII and Testament of
IN THOMAS SHEARER, late OF Colerain, in
the County Of Franklin and Commonwealth of
Massachusetts,, deceased, with Codicil there
unto annexed, duly allowed and proved in the
Court Of Probate in the County of Franklin
and Commonwealth aforesaid, being presented
TO the Probate Court here by Wendell Il. Da-
Wis, one of the Executors of the last Will and
Testament of the said deceased, that the said
copy may be filed and recorded in the Probate
Office for the District Of Marlboro aforesaid,
agreeable TO the statute in such case made and
provided: II is ordered that hearing be had
in the premises, before said Court, at a session
thereof to be holden at Newane in said dis
trict, Cat the Inn Of Arad Burnett) on the last
Thursday of June next. And for the purpose
of notifying all persons interested therein of the
time and place of hearing, that they may ap-
pear and contest the filing and recording Of the
said copy Of said Will as aforesaid, (if they see
cause,) il is further ordered that copy of the
record of this order be published three weeks
successfully in the Vermont Phoenix, printed
al Bratteboro in said district, previous to said
time of hearing.
A true Copy from the Record.
81 Attest, LEMUEL WHITNEY, Reg'r
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-05-12
BRIGHTON MARKET, Nav stA.

(Reported from the Daily Advertiser and Patriot)
AT Market 200 Beef Cattle, l6 Cows and Calves,
~ pairs Working Oxen, 40 Sheep and 1876 Swine.
PRlCES.--Beef Cattle-ln consequence of The
limited number of Beef Cattle at Market prices adj
vanced considerable. We quote Aery few at a
tritie more than our highest quotations; First
quality, 80 90 second quality 50 8 20 third
quality, 81 a475.
Cows and Calves-From $l4 to $35
Working Oxen-$45. $4S, $50 and $40.
Sheep-Lots were sold from 81 IS to SO.
Swine-lots to pedde Id a l2c for Sows,
and b Ia l-2c for Barrows large Burrows l.2c
At retail from S to Go.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-05-12
DIED,

DIED,
In Marlboro, April % Mrs Fanny, wife Of Mr.
Nathaniel Goodspeed, aged 46 years and months.
Her sickness, which was protracted and severe, she
bore with Christian patience and resignation.
Printers in Mass, Vermont and Ohio, are
quested TO notice the above.
In North Wardsboro, April 9TH, of consumption,
Mrs Narcissa NJ, wife OF Leland II. Stockwell,
Esq. aged 80 years.
In Wardsboro, on the LIST inst. Mr. Adam Howard,
aged so. Printers in Mass. requested to notice.
In Hinsdae, N. H., on the 9th ult Rev. Jercy
Packer, aged 80 years.
In Bernardston, May /, Miss Mary Newcomb
daughter of the late Hezekah Newcomb, Esq. aged
g..
In Sterling, April 90, Mrs Emma Wilder, wife
of MIR Silas Wilder, aged 67.
In Woodiord, the Both ult. Mrs Hcpsabeth
Woodward, aged Ga.
In Keene, on the Cd inst. of consumption, DIR
Levi Bigelow, uged 80.
In Swanzey, April 26, Mr. Reuben Worcester,
Jr, aged 80.
In Readsboro, on the ODD ut. MIR Robert Volen-
tine, aged SO years. Also on the 26th ult. Mrs
Mary Valentine, his wife, aged SO years. MIR V.
was one of the first settlers in Readshoro, has re-
sided there about 60 years, and has been married
60 years. He was one of Burgoyne's men.
In Winchester, N. H., on the 4th inst, of nflam-
nation of the chest Colonel Ezra Parker, aged 70
years.
Such was The strength of his constitution that up
to his last illness he seemed to be in the prime of
life, and likely to live many years. His funeral
was attended at the Congregational Church, of
which he was a member, by large concourse OF
relatives and friends.
In Halifax, April l6 Erasmus d. Miner, son OF
Peres Miner, aged years, occasioned by falling
into pail of soalding water He survived twelve
hours.
o child has left us to Join in the song,
fall the redeemed, the glorifed throng;
And may we be ready TO answer, come,
When Ger we are called to meet him at home.
Home, home, eternal home,
At Jesus right hand we shall meet him at home.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-05-12
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