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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-11-17

THE ROMANCE OF MATRIMoNY.-Mr. j.
M. Batchelder, Of Saco, Maine, was recent
" married to Mrs. f. c. Beardsley, of New
York. The New York Bulletin, in giving
place TO the announcement, says:
Something like year and half ago Mr..
Batchelder, the groom aforesaid, was united
in marriage to lady whose health was so
delicate that they Immediately set sail for
Vera Cruz, in the hope that the voyage
would be beneficial to her. They had for
fellow passengers Mrs. f. Constantia Boards
lev. the bride aforesaid who was accompa-
nying her then husband to Vera Cruz for
the improvement Of his health. But fate
had ordained a disappointment to both par
ties, aud Mrs. Batchelder and Mr. Boards
lev both went "the way of all flesh" The
bcreaved wdower, as soon as propriety
would admit, addressed himself to the dis
consulate widow, and proposed, as conso-
lation to their respective Affections, that
they should supply to each other the places
Of their dear, departed mates.
But Mrs. Beardsey, for some cause or
other probably--or, as she is DOmd,i, per-
haps from no cause-declined the proposal.
But Mr.. Batchedcr was determined not to
remain in his bereaved state, and conse.
qnently made love to another lady, with
whom he was more successful, and who re-
ceived him and the offer of his heart and
hand with all the favor he could desire. -
According to the rules and regulations
"down east" the forthcoming marriage oil
Mr.. Batchelder and his new fame was duly
published in the parish church." and all
was going on
"Merry as the marriage BELLS"
when, on the Saturday preceding the Tues
day on which the marriage was published to
take place, Mr.. Batchelder had the happi-
ness to receive from the relenting widow
Beardsley letter, in which she withdrew
her decination of his offer Of marriage and
acknowledged herself ready to make him
happy, if he yet rested under the idea that
his happiness could be influenced by her
Here was "a go" indeed, aud one well cal
culated to puzzle almost any man. How
Mr.. Bachelor got out of his dilemma is in
part told by the announcement which has
drawn from us this story; the untold part
consists in the interesting fact that he had
to pay the disappointed bride that was to be
two thousand one hundred dollars for a
breach of his promise to her. As Sam We'll
Ter says, lit takes the vidders!''
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-11-17

A NOBLE DoG.-A Halifax paper states
that a child was playing with a Newfound-
land dog, on Roach's wharf (Halifax,) a
short time since, and by some accident,
slipped over the end Of the wharf into the
water. The dog Immediately sprung after
the child, (who was only six years old) and
seizing the waist of his little frock, brought
him into the dock, where there was stage,
and by which the child held on, but was I'M
able to get on top. The dog seeing that it
was unable to pull the little fellow out Of the
water, ran up to a yard adjoining, and where
little girl nine years of age was spreading
out clothes He seized the girl by the irock
and notwithstanding her exertions to get
away, he succeeded in dragging her TO the
spot, where the child was still hanging by
the hands to the stage On the girls taking
hold of the child, the dog assisted her in
rescuing the little fellow from his perous
situation and after licking the face of the
infant, that it had thus saved, it took leap
off the stage, and SWAN round to the end of
the wharf, and Immediately after returned
with his hat in its mouth. 1t is said that the
father of the child-to whom the dog be-
longs-when leaving the country where he
formerly resided, rescued it from the hands
of some persons, who we're about to execute
the poor animal for killing sheep
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-11-17
Ready Made Clothing.

Mr. Franks has and intends to keep on hand,
q choice assortment OF ready made clothing of
all kinds, and of his own manufacture, which
he will sell at unparalleled low prices.
Particular attention will be paid to the cut
ting of garments, which will be done with care
and skill, and at reduced prices. Over Goats
cut for IS cents, and Dress Goats for so cents
Brattleboro, Nov. 1, l949. 10
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-11-17
hG- Look Here

Now is the time to purchase years stOc. :.
Goods at trihe more than half their :.
al value.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-11-17
Fitchburg Railroad Company
StuHs for ladies CIOaks.

yUST received at the New York Store,
~ black Silk and Cotton warp Alpaca Lus-
tras, Indiana Cloths, colored, f'gd and changa-
bic Alpaca and Lunettas, new styles, togeth-
er with great variety on other articles for
Cloaks, for sale very cheap.
WIN, P. CUNE.
Brattleboro, Sept. IA, ls4s. 3
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STATE OF VERMONT.

PROBATE District of Marlboro, S.
In PROBATE CoURT, Oct. Goth, lS4S'
ZONE Betsey Carpenter and Mark CaIpen-
~ ter, executors of the last viii and Tes-
lament of CYRUS CARPENTER, late Of
Guiford in said district, deceased, and file Their
administration account for examination and
allowance; whereupon, it is ordered that the
same be heard and examined before said court,
at a session thereof 10 be holden at the Inn Of
Perley Ballou in Marlboro, in said district, on
the 18th day of November next. And for the
purpose of notifying all persons interested
therein of the time and place of hearing, SAD
executors are directed to publish a copy Of Inc
record of this order three weeks successvey
in the Vermont Phoenix, printed at BIallIeoOlO
in said district, previous TO said time oihearng
A true Copy from the Record.
10 Attest, LEMUEL WHITNEY, Regf
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-11-17
Frederick Franks,
REORGANIZATION,

A NNOUNCES to his friends and the pub
IN lie that he may be found at the Old Stand,
one door south Of Mr. Bugbee's Tavern, where
he is ever ready TO execute the orders of his
customers with promptness, and skill, and
taste. Clothing for men and boys will be made
in the most fashionable style, the most durable
manner, and at the cheapest possible rates.
Hard times, low rents, and cheap produce
induce him to say, that he will make mems Over
coats for $500, and Dress Goats for $500, and
other work in proportion. Good fits always
warranted, and in case of failure the garments
will be taken back, and new ones furnished of
equal value, or the cash paid for the cloth and
trimmings, at the option Of the owner.
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FOR SALE.

- THAT pleasant situation located
fM% H. in West Brattleboro, the Real
:...&k Estate OF GEORGE W. GARY de-
.&A.4k4 ceased, containing about fourteen
acres of very excellent land, with good two
story house, barn and out buildings, all in good
repair, with a good water privilege on the
same, within a few rods of the Academy and
two churches, a very desirable situation for The
gentleman farmer or mechanic. For terms ap-
ply to Salome P. Gary, on the premises
Bratlleboro, Oct. 81, lS4S. CIV 10
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-11-17

Our lille Napy-We have just been pre-
senird with a copy of the Navy Register OF
the United States. A slight inspection mere
~ of this pamphlet has furnished us with much
information new to us, and which we trust will
prove interesting 10 ouf readers, when present.
ed to them in condensed form,
-. Our Navy can boast at present Of eleven
ships-ol-lhe-ne nf which four are on the
stocks. and two must be rebuilt or razed before
they can b., brought INTO service.
g. One razee.
8. Fifteen liigates Of which three are on
the stocks, and one is we believe, about to be
broken up.
4. Seventeen sloops Of war, of different
classes, besides the six lately ordered to be
built.
s. Eight brigs of different sizes.
6. Eight schooners.
7. Five steamers, now, since the destruc-
tion of the Missouri.
8. Three store ships.
This constitutes our whole effective force in
ships, WIGS, large and small Ofofficers we
find Ga captains, So commanders, $50 lieuten-
ants, 1856 surgeons of the different grades, 81
chapains, % engineers, 8 masters, 1913 passed
midshpmen, 8 masters mates. So bnalswains,
40 gunners, 35 carpenters, aud So salmakers,
making a total of l493 persons who receive
liberal salaries whether idle ar on duty. There
are besides, General Of Marines, Lieuten.
ant Colonel, Majrrs, Is Captains, and 40
Lieutenants.
The officers of the Navy, receive three dil-
ferent grades Of pay, according as they are
doing duty at sea, doing duty On shore, or do
ing nothing, besides being paid their travelling
expenses when under orders, and receiving the
pay of higher rank when performing the du-
~ of that rank.
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HAVE IN Store, and am receiving, my
spring Stock OF Groceries, Which I ODER for ale
low TOT cash ot TO prompt dealers
ls- hhris y ORLEANS MI Sugar
so do 81 CroN Sugar part strictly puuc
80" bags larura RIO lava and MANILA CofE.e
5s5 Kegs Nais
100 boxes Tauow and Sperm Canll.s
10 do Huiis family soap
20 terces
% h"s- Gunpow'ier tBeauys and Duponr.)
Shot
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. half pipes genuine p. Brandy
PIPE ion3on Dock d., tyer superior
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half pipes Imitation Brandy
qr casks Old Sherry Wine
hah pipes superior Whiskey. VERY obi
Woo-ey 4 Wool-ey's loaf sugar
Prime " q. Moass-s, "A hhd- and bbls
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Pepper, Ginger. Alum
An-pce. Nader, Indigo. Coppens
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ADvrRusso-For heen lines Ic insertion rs cent.
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Annual Advertisers charged $50 that
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500, paper ineudcd)
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG, AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD.

TNHE public are hereby notified that on Satur.
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on and asr that DAY reach Philadelphia the day
winch they leave Riehnond-and New York early
being Philadelphia day advance ofthoe by the River Raw
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WIN view Of iafHrfsg connexions Washington
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wn be delayed whilst the Augusta under repair past
instead 2. -
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A NJ arrive IN Richmond by half pas; P. NJ
TupM SrI App
mr. S'-du Agent of
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NIndcira. .herr, nnd Port M,nc,.

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Y - TlCEI

w r. have aold our stock of Drugs, Medicines
Paints OILS &C tn WIN. n. HARDWOOD to whom we conf
IDENTITY recommends our customers.
SAMUEL p. ADIE a. Co
'G'HE subscriber begs leave to announce 20 the
patrons Of the late concern OF samuel r. AIDE CO. and IN.
puuc generally that having purchased and BY
cent additions 10 supplied himself FOR prepared to sell
all goods IN his line, wholesale and most
rs-Ie strictly SIX mouth liberal discount for cash
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'R. S. BERNARD'S CHOLERA MEDICINE'

.'-"''''' .'i--'' - WIN. ANDERSON. Jr.
'R. s. BERNARD'S CHOLERA MEDICINES
For the cure of Cholera Morbus. Dinrri,.,
summer Complaint. Choiic. Cramps. &c.
WIS Medicine no longer doubtful utility The
eehcaies that have been Proprietor are all
from Intelligent and respectable ndvi who are wen known
ana esteemed IN their several
enenee whohave used practice and are the most
competent judges ofits merits
Valuable Tc>timonjaIs
Extract ola letter from Rev John D. formerly Of Nor
iosy now Pastor % the Presbyterian Church Lexington Ky
dated Dec. 9th l5II:
To Ma. r. :
pAR SE-ngHes pleasure acknowledge receipt Of
your polite favor and hasten IN answer to your enquiry
' - Tar a. We have had Choa Medicine
IN our family which has been quite proven IT, eniea
ey' ana are satisfied Of - utility Domestic Medicine. Il g Of
importance That you introduce Medicine hers As
as through all such places No sell well when
Most R.sr.ctf,uy ~ "
JOHN ~ MATTHEW'S.
PErrRsHrRo. February H. isi2.
Demands Cholera Medicine viii very nearly accom-
pish all It's purposes well IT, cofnfonen pars
and nave never hesaie'' recommend suitable
SONS In addition 10 the diseases for advises
use have found particularly IN " hat are called m
pare ~ yiHr eHaio think AFTER experience IN m
that IT. reputation ankey n n iris tried
FL. METTAUER, VI. ID. I
BESIDES these two witnesses certificates from upwar
OF 100 gentlemen who have Bernar. Choi-ra
Medicine and be my store The medicine i always
on hand BY the dozen single bottle. W. b. HARDWOOD
Agent for the CITY Of Rchmond-s. Ade Co Old stand
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DOSiON " ntRhlSON,
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EE Subscribers having opened respectfully
II offer 10 country merchants assert
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GREAT BARGAINS IN BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS,
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whole and Retail.
q WE take this occasion again our friend.
@ q a's at p' aa our much si
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CHANTS and purchasers generally call before they by
ASSURING them that efforts wanting please
ng,vE-
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Ladies d" vey .uPeIo, French Morocco Walking Shoes do
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