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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-12-29
THE GAZETTE g. COURIER.

Mr. Ryther,-l am sorry TO see in the above ma
med paper, over the signature of JUSTICE, perfect
misrepresentation Of the results Of the great Rail
Road Convention at Atho 1t is a matter of small
consequence TO Brattleboro which way the Road
comes, il it only comes. But if il should prove
that the distance through Greenfield was SO Ear in
creased TO be serious obstacle TO the building of
the road at all then Barttleboro feel sensibly
the damage 'The cunning mem of Bratteboro
do feel, and have felt interest to have their
Deghbor village Of Greenfield accommodated with
a road as well as themselves. But they have never
felt TO misrepresent their intentions or actions
Neither have they felt like the dog in the msnger,
who, because he could not eat hay himself, would
not let the horse eat. f ONE AT ATHOL.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-12-29
DIED.

In this town, Dec. 3, Mrs Elizabeth Stoddard,
wife of Capt. Asa Stoddard, aged rs.
Her sickness, which was protracted was borne
with unusual Christian patience, resignation, and
hope of immortality, to the end. "Blessed are The
dead who die in the Lord" n..s.h .ff tr
In Guilford, Dec. 70, oflung fever, Mrs Mehitabel
wilkins, wife of Capt. Jesse Wilkins, aged So
In Guilford, Dec. 10, Mrs Susan Bennett, wife
Of Mr. Luke Bennett, aged 60 years. Printers in
Mass. are requested, &c.
In Rockingham, Dec. 9th, Mrs Martha Frost,
aged rs years. Printers in N. H. aud Mass are
requested TO notice.
In Warwick, Mass, Dec. 10, after an illness OF
two weeks Junus Levi, son of Samuel ID. and FL
nina r. Wheaton, aged Va months.
In Springfield, Mass. on the 23d, very suddenly,
MIR Henry Harris, formerly of this town, aged 81.
Al Cbicopee Falls, December 4, Widow Fanny
Clough, aged H. .f ...l. .t.. ....l
In Petersham, Dec. G, Dea. Joel Goddard, of p,
aged 50. ,--......it
In Holden, Nov 81, Widow Olive Chafin, for
merly Of Walpole, N. H., aged ~.
In West Boylston Nov. %, MIR John VIM, a
revolutionary pensioner, aged So
In Brook6eld. Dec o., Widow Elenor, relict o
the late Nathan Upham, aged o. ftto
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TO nuR s1rnscR1nEns

To those OF our subscribers who have been
prompt in paying for their paper we give thanks
They have done themselves and us justice, and
both parties are the better for IT, "Owe no man
any thing in pecuninry way, is most important
injunction, which should be held sacred But to
those who are in arrears, (and some have been in
debted TO us for long tmel we are compelled to
say, we need what is due us, and that immediate
ly. The sum which each individual owes us is
small but these small sums coming from many diff
lerent persons, our all. We intending to
make some improvement in our paper, il we can
collect our dues. And we therefore urgently call
upon those who are indebted to us for the Ph9-
nix to call and pay us, to forward it as soon as
possible. 1t is known, of course, that Post Mas
tiers are authorized 10 send money by the mail free
of charge, for the payment of Newspapers sent by
the mail We trust that the first of January, lS44,
will find none of our subscribers in arrears.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-12-29
Disease from calling Roast Turkeu -

Disease from ealing Roasf Turkey "A
family of SIX persons, in this vicinity, having
recently partaken of delicious and apparently
healthy turkey, were all seized during the sue
ceeding night with violent commoiions Of the
bowels and the usual troublesome effects of
dose of cathartic medicine, which continued
two days, accompanied with intolerabe head
ache, chiIIs, and weakness of the eyes. Ii is
presumed that the animal had iattened upon
some deleterous food. which had poisoned his
substance. The family have recovered, yet
as the disease may exist Ia a more alarming
extent in other households, il seems worthy Of
notice. Boston Transcript. ff, % "a
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-12-29

The Ne,c York Tribune says-''the great
chain of railroad between Boston and Buffalo
is 522 miles in length. The details Of cost are
as fellows Boston and Worcester 441 miles,
cost 80, 900, 600; Western, 1854, SIS, coo, COO ;
Mohawk l6 miles, 81, 800, 900; Utica and
Schenectady, 70 miles, 2,OO0,O 900; SYRIA
cuse, 90 miles, $500, 900; Auburn and Roch-
ester, 10 miles, $i,75O,O0O; Batavia, SO miles,
100000; Buffalo and Attcs, SO miles,
5000, 900. Total cost, 7S,S50,0o0. Average
in Massachusetts,, with heavy Trail, SD 500.
Average in New York, with plate rail,
sos ,0O0.n rlt nr lr Hsffas8.n
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-12-29


To The Hon. the Supreme Court Of The Stale
Of Vermont, nert 10 be held at Netcfane,
,oithin and for the County Of Wfndham,
on The third Tuesdcy nert after the fourth
Tuesday Of January nert.
FHHE petition Of Lyman Lamb Of Guiliord,
IL in said county, respectfully sheweth,
That heretofore, so wit, on The twenty-sixth
day of March, A. ID. 1920, he was lawfully
married TO Lucina Freelove, by Cyprian Ste
vens, az ustice of the Peace, and lived with the
said Lucina in said Guilford, in strict obscr-
vance of all the duties required by the marriage
covenant, unii about the first Of October SIS,
when the said Lucna treated your petitioner
with intolerable severity and deserted his bed
and board, and from that time hath continued
absent from him and refused to live with him;
and your petitioner further shews, that the
said Lucina, from the said first day of October
1883 hitherto, hath resided at Leydcn, IN the
State Of Massachusetts, living inopen adultery.
Wherefore your petitioner prays that the bonds
of matrimony between him and the said Luci-
ma may be dissolved, and that bill of divorce
may be granted him.
..... W. . I.... LYMAN LAMB
necPcmher Ia 18A9
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-12-29
A CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
OF ALL THE
Business People and Firms
i'm the City,

Alphabetically arranged under each business,
or profession. The advantages of such Di-
rectory consist, in bringing TO n point, from oil
parts of the city, the names Of all persons en-
gagged in each particular business. For in
stance, in smn compass, under the head OF
Hardware Dealers, will be found the names
and places Of business Of all who deal In that
commodity. So of Dry Goods, Leather, Fur
niiure, Iron, Hats, Hosiery, etc, etc, ecL -
all 80 arranged, that the reader may see, at a
glance, the names Of all those who are dealers
in any one article. variety Of other useful
aud interesting matter will be found in this lit
tie volume. II will contain 25 or 80 pages
more than heretofore and he printed through
out on new and beautiful Ruby Type, cut in
Edinburgh, and obtained expressly for this
work. The Calendar pages, as usual, will con-
tain space for memoranda for each day in the
year. II will be handsomely and substantially
bound in cloth, and sold as usual, at 95 cents
per copy.
Orders may be sent to the Proprietor,
S. N. DICKINSON,
50 Washington Street,
or TO Messrs. THOMAS GROOM & CO.,
80 Stale Street.
In either case they will meet with prompt
attention.
Boston, Nov, IS, ls4S. IS
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-12-29
December Is, is4s.
STATE OF VERMONT, (, The Gorcgoir

STATE OF VERMONT, ! The foregoing
WINDHAM, SIS. petition being
presented In me for the purpose, and it appear
ing that the said Lucina lives. wihou, the jn-
risdiction of this Court, il is ordered, that she
be notified Of the pendency thereof hya publ
cation Of said petition and this order, three
weeks successfully in the Vermont PheniS,
printed at Brattleboro in said county, the last
Of which shall not be more than three weeks
from the return day thereof
r'"Aa CHI. X. WILLIAMS,
Chief Just. Sup. Court.
Rutland, December %, ls4S. IS
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-12-29
MARRIED,

In this town, Dec. 10, by Rev Mr. Kiider, MIR
Roswell II. Newton and Miss Eleanor II. Samson,
adopted daughter of Mr. Derastos Bennett, all Of
this town. Irfi HsH p AtE M
AT Vernon, by Cyrus Washburn, Esq, Mr. Bon-
face NORM to Miss Sarah f. FELTON,, both OF North
ampton, Mass. ~. .r.I $500
AT Nottingham, on the 18th inst, by l.. Brown,
Esq, Mr. Zachariah Wheeler I'd to Miss Caroline
Nj. Chase, both of w.
In Townshend, Dec. H. by Rev. Mr. Graves,
Mr. Charles G. Howard to Miss Ellen 4. Carr, both
of Townshend. LII
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-12-29

A New ENTERpRIsE. The N. Y. Her
aid says il is stated that firm in Boston in
tend building, before spring, six steamers, to
be propelled by the Ericsson screw, for the Al
bany trade. They are to be constructed of
three hundred tons capacity, and are 10 run
between Troy, Albany and Boston. They
forty hours. Flour is to be carried in them at
fifteen cents, to the injury perchance Of the
Western Railroad.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-12-29
AUCTION.

M ILL be sold, at Wheeer's Hall, on
Thursday the QSth inst, commencing
at . O'Clock the remaining property belonging
To the estate OF Abigail Holland.
FRANKLIN BUTTERFIELD, Admir-.
BrottebOro, Dec. 10, Is43.
Also, nj The same time and place, the follow
ing Medicines, viz:
doz. bottles American Cough Drops;
do do Rose Linmeni;
2 do boxes celebrated Pills;
do DR.. Sweets Strengthening Salve;
! do Rheumatic Drops;
do do Eminent.
British Oil, Opndcdoc; Esscnces--Winter-
green, Peppermint, Hrmlock, &c.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-12-29
II e Nj o V A L.
Dr0ttIeboro Esook-.Store.

TVNHIS establishment has been removed TO the
Il BRIcK SToRE, corner of Main and High
streets, nearly opposite Messrs. Hall Il Towns-
ley's stores, where will be kept constantly for
sale, School, Classical, Blank, and Misceane-
Gus Books in great variety all of which will
he sold as low as can be purchased in city or
country, for Cash, Rags, or approved short
crahif
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-12-29

WooL.-The active demand heretofore no.
ticed for American continues, and the sales are
large, at gradual improvement in prices. The
stock is now much reduced. Foreign is also
eagerly sought after, but the stock is reduced
too low to admit Of any considerable movement.
Boston Prices Current, Dec. %.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-12-29
FOR SALE,
GRAH.A.M'S IVA.
1app's s. Gemtleman's aaaea,lnr,
FOR 1874.

FUN 1874.
The January number ,oM be issued on December
lOh 1913.
GRAHAM MAGAZINE has long enjoyed the en-
vaoie reputation OF being the best periodical IN the
United states, Dolh m the quality ana number oil
IT'S enbellishmen,s' ana IN the tone OF us nierary
malHr IL ~ we cheapela US wen az tne pest TOT
lhe year io4S tne pnoishef mas gwen aooUt joO
pages more oTtg''a, reddHg m"ueT 'nah any o. ms
coienPorares, ana more ortgtnai see. edgTaoi"gs
IN ADDITION TO the fashion Pfaes and e3tsd go'cers
me ehfdPnfSs ana m"H OF a lhree-oolar magazine
over all DINERS are apparent, when has made an
outlay Of over sen IN THOUSAND DOLLAkS
GREAT EN- lhAN ~ HENS, ana an addhl9n
enbsifsh he co.,I;..t Annual The nnbl;sher q
however, satisfied that nothing but real eaeeiiencs
can maintain the high poston his periodical has
attained in the United States and, as the taste for
good works improves and extends that nothing Of
a hHmhug ordtr tcW DC Tolerated
The publisher does not hesitate 10 say, that he
dates oil competition tcih GrohGns hpg0zine far
lo44. His immense subscription list, the merits
and number of his contributors, the high order Of
the engrayers engaged, the number and variety OF
elegant plates already purchased and on hand, and
the immense facility which his capital and position
give him TO prosecute the work, render any efforts
a. ~, Ina'1 ,,,ai'1 LII ,a e.yaan.s ~ II.
triumphant success, and esablish hes the npossibty
of successful competition III. t.....s ef ..ir
Every number of Grahams Magazine is issued
Sos' OF neaty S4oV-"e % son. eos s..,.
nearly pa" 'ne sun" 'oS' VI '"e P'aV' "'e ''o''
ORIGINAL AMERICAN PAINTINGS.
,, e.. ,ho ,,;o,or g., .nu,,
- g. az pWary;no 49,, ,hs u;c,,,e. n.in,.
"a - ~ w., 'i,,'', g., isaa a TO- h., ST. ,h
rre", .,,;., se"eroi hv I,nrzr Cn.pyAS, InmAs
ssi.r b nnr1,,, T,,a,.ssox and o,hs,s ~
the best artists Of America. The cost of getting
up embellishments in this style, may be estimated
when we state That some oil these pictures cost
500 piece, and VIII cost us some OF ,hem,
three times mat sum TO nave them engraVea ana
worked on Tor The edition oil "Eraham. put no
cost snail De spared 10 Keep our Prouo PosiuOn
"n He hend " I'VE Pe'oute"S ~ "te "0't"'
| Craham,s Literary Portrait Gallery.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-12-29
STATIONERY.

Cap, Letter, DENY, Medium, Cartridge,
Post Office, Tissue and Fancy PAPERS, in eve
ry variety. CUTLERY-6ne pocket and pen
Knives; Blanks of all SORTS, Ink, Sand, Ink
stands, Quilts, Steel Pens, and almost every
article of Stationery, wholesale and retail, at
low prices.
December OF. lS4S. 10
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To the Hon. The Supreme Court Of the State
of Vermont, nerf 10 be held at Ne,cfane,
,eiihin and for The County Of Wfndham, on
he third Tuesday hert after The fourth
Tuesday Of January neat.
YENHE1eiition of Charlotte Barrett of Brat
IL tleboro in said county, respectfully shew-
eth that heretofore, TO wit, about the first day
of January, Ammo Domini eighteen hundred
and eighteen, al said Braitleboro she was law
fully married To Ezra Barrett, then of said Brat
tleboro, but now gone Ia parts unknown, that
she lived with the said Ezra, in said Braiile-
bOro, in strict observance OF the marriage COW
enant, from that time until about the first OF
January, eighteen hundred and thirly-seven,
when the said Ezra, without provocation. de-
serted and abandoned your petitioner and went
10 PARTS unknown, and ever since hath cOnlin-
ued said deseriion without making any pTovis-
ion for her and her children; and your petition
er further shews that the said Ezra, ever since
said descItion, has lived in open adultery with
one Margaret Wheeler-wherelore your petit
TONER prays that the bonds of matrimony be-
tween her and the said Ezra may be dissolved,
and that bill Of divorce may be granted unto
her, and that her disirbutive share of the es-
tate of 'rhaddeus Miller, late of said Bratlrho'
70, decreased, may be decreed To her, and such
parts Of the property of the said Ezra may be
decrecd to her by way Of alimony, as to said
Court may seem meet.
ii'mt CHARLOTTE BARRETT
Brattleboro, December 30, lS4S.
st- --
STATE OF VERMONT, I The foregoing
WINDHAM IS. petition being
presented TO me for the purpose, and lorasmucf
as il appears that The said Ezra Barrett resides
without the jurisdiction Of this Court, it is or
dered that he be notified OF the pendency OF sal'
petition by publication thereof and this order
three weeks successively in The Vermont Pho
nix, printed at Brattleboro in said Windhan
County, the last of which publications shal
not be less than three weeks from the return
day Of said petition
CHI. X. WILLIAMS,
Chief Just. Sup. Court
Rutland, Dec %, is43. 10
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-12-29
TEMPERANCE MEETING.

Mr. Editor:-i wish through yunr columns
Temperance Society in relation To the meeting
to be holden at the Chapel on "Wednesday eve
ming next 1t will be one of the most impor-
iant meetings Of the season, and should be full
" attended. Delegates are TO be chosen to at
tend the Annual Meeting of the State Temper
ance Society, to be held at Rutland on the 10th
of January, unless the Society should decide
not TO send any, which by no means anici-
pate. II would be reproach to a place like
Bratteboro, TO be unrepresented at such a
meeting. The Executive Committee Of the
State Society, have called upon the village and
town Societies 10 say how much they will do
towards supporting State Agent, and an eff
fcient system Of operations for the advance
ment Of the cause. This call is TO be respon-
ded to at that meeting, and II there can be a
general attendance Of the members, have an
undoubtng faith that they will do generously
and noby. The conviction that something
must be done for the promotion of Temperance,
forces itself upon every one, and doubt not,
the society will joyfuIly avail themselves Of
this opportunity of aiding in the adoption of a
vigorous and general system of measures fol
that purpose.
Communications have been received from
the State Society which will be made known al
that meeting. A MEMBER.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-12-29
JUST RECEIVED,

M GLASSES, Sugars, Teas, Tobacco, Spi-
lVI ces, Rsisins, &c., Of superior quality.
Also, Mems, Boys, and Cack Thick Boots
Mems and Nomen's India Ruhbers, for sale
cheap by ORLEN PRATT & CO.
West Braitleboro, Dec. 81, IS43. IS
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-12-29

The monthly Temperance Meeting will be holden
in the Elliot street Chapel on Wednesday evening
next, at 1-2 o'clock W
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-12-29
FLOUR.

II Fl. WHEELER has Just received full
~ supply of Rochester Flour, in bbls. and
half bhIs., for sale at the lowest price, and de-
Iivered to any family in this village.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-12-29
". DICKINSON,S

STORE is on the Old Ground, next door
- north of Wheelers Stone Store, and OPP
posiie Smiths Stage House.
December IS, 1918. 9ml7
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Fitchburg Railroad Company.
a EsE E;;IslEEl ~ -
KINHE ANIMAL. MEETING Of ihn aha

TNHE ANNUAL MEETING Of the share
Il holders in the Filchburg Rail Road Com
pany, will be held at the office OF the Company,
No. 10, Merchants Exchange, State Street,
Boston, on Monday, the eighth day Of January
next, at s O'Clock, 2. M, Tor the following pur-
poses, viz:
LIST. To choose directors for the year ensuing
Cd. To alter the 9th, 18th, and 9Th BY
Laws OF the Company. Per order,
JOHN p. WEIGH, Clerk
u. Il. II. Company.
December 90, 1s43. IS'
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The Half scissor Club

WILL meet this week in "HADEs." A
w punctua attendance Of the members Is
requested, as officers will be chosen TO preside
over our deliberations for the year ensuing.
Per order of the Club.
Bratlleboro, Dec. 25, is4s.
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The Boston Almanac,
FOR 1916,


BT ). N. UICkIhSUhI
WILL be ready for purchasers in the early
w part of December. Orders first received
will meet with the first attention. 1t will
contaIn
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Periodicals.

SUBSCRIPTIONS viii be received at the
- Brat,Ieboro Bookstore, for the following
Works for the year 1914, each Work To be
paid for in advance, or upon delivery of the
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n. DICKINSON,

nY the kindness of Friends and energetic
ID Mechanics, has not only feared the Wool
en- Factory in the few past months but has
rebuilt Building upon his old lavorte ground,
aud is now on the move with his Goods to
occupy the South Store in the satne-next TO
Wheeler's Stone Building.
Dec. ~, 1s4S. Is
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-12-29
FUR CAPS.

A LARGE assortment of Muskrat, Coney,
IN Fur Seal and Ouer Caps at very low
prices, by e. w. PROUTf.
BratlIeboro, Dee. 26, iS4S. 10
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-12-29

Fitchburg Railroad.-The balance Of the
stock of this company has been taken within
few days. The subscription books are closed,
and the stock is at a premium. The present
capital, which is between $780, 900 and
81 900 900, with the surplus lands of the COM
pany, are understood TO be ample TO carry it
through to Fitchburg, without any loan what
ever.
The cars will commence running 10 Water
town, West Cambridge and Waltham, next
Wednesday, and stages are expected to run IN
connection from Sudbury, Weston, Stow, Boil
ton. Marlborough, Concord and lexington
The fare will be from Warren Bridge Depot to
Watham 90 cents, and TO The West Cam
bridge and Walertown Depot l24 cents 1t is
moi, however, expected that the road will show
what il can do until June next, when il will
probably be opened s5 miles further to Acton.
Boston Courier.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-12-29

On the question cfthe reception eta Petition
from citizens of Illinois, presented by Mr..
4. on Tharsday.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-12-29

Brighton Market-samc as last Veek.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-12-29
NOTICE.

Il HAVE associated with me in business
Il Messrs. ALsFRT II. & CHARLES b. Day.
rh ZELOTES DICKINSON.
December, 1913.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-12-29

To the Hon. The Supreme Court Of The State
of Veruioni, nerf 10 be held at Ne,cfane,
wiihin and for The County Of Wfndham, on
he third Tuesday merit after The fourth
T,,s.d,,, af Too,ar, uerI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-19
LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

PHILADELPHIA Nov l8-Arr Rosale, Hill st CroiY; John
Cater Davis 81 Thomas; Maria sesoa Port au Prince;
Jane Pinckpsy Malaga GARAGES Wheeler Porto Cabelo:
York. Below Emily. Bemadep s, 5agO; R9weps, Din, La
Token, Loyeland, Halfax syph Nickerson; Home H9ye
and Mary Jane, Tuckerman, Boson Atlas Baymore BIS
de Walton, and Planet, Green. NYqrk:
Porto Cabeo Below, Orb, Watts Kingston Jsm-spoke,
Charleston and took from her New York pilot that had been
away the iit Cid Ann, (Bremen) Goe Rotter
dam.
NeRroLK, Nav l6-An Mechanic. Stoddard. Boston for
Richmond. In Hampton Roads Hartley for Alexandria; Sy
roc, bound up. Sid Dante. NYork.
Spoken.
Phebe D. Porto Rice for Curacoa Oct a. 100 miles south Of
Porto Rico
Foreign Ports
HAVANA, Nov GArr Eugenia Drinkwater, NYork; North
Hatch Machas; Emelne Pearce Bristol RI Eleanor,
Jones, NYork.
CIENruEGos Nov iArr Faco, Carter Boston; 3D. Sarah
Williams, Thompson, do
k,NGsroYs "a, ltth ocober-Ia port Coed Hope, Bod.
Jefferson, Mills from Baltimore Just arrived; Hero Boyd for
arrived; Repub,ie, Wllmpgtop N e. do do; Samuel L
Cuba and ST. Cruz; Green Draper, sailed yesterday for
Char,eson; q Thompson. from Philadelphia at Montego
Bay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-19
sales OF stocks at PhiIusloIphis,

SECOND Board, Friday, November It's shares Will
mington X, lSt; 40 do Manufacturers and Mechanics
Bank, 22t Sl2 600 State 5 6sl $4,000 do 5's 6ss
1894 do SIS 6s 46 shares u States Bank ST. do do az 2V
do Vicksburg Bank, At 10 do Penn'a Bank, eso; al
Girard Bank,7
FIRST Board, Saturday, November 1915 shares Ghard
Bank 81 2s4 do do 81 SO do Vicksburg Bank, Al ITO do
Reading r. 1875 $3.50 State SIS, 6Si $4,000 do SIS 3d.
shares Wilmington Bank, ISL do Kentucky Bank 10; 50
do do Tuesday fiat 7 So 900 County 5s 1850 new o.;
5000 do do old 95i 100 shares Penn Township Bank 27
20 do New Orleans Gas 81 100 do United States Bank
$500 Wilmington II r. SIS, 1855, s93 $40 Camden and
Amboy Bonds 92l; ii shares Farmers and Mechanics
Bank 4O do Philadelphia Bank, cash $4,000 schuyl
Kill Navigation SIS, 1855, 80.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-19

MURDER IN RocKLAND CouNTY.-A young man,
named Joseph Patterson, aged 2s, died on Saturday
last, at Orange town, Rockland county, in consc-
quence of injuries inflicted by man named Daniel
Mullowney, on the preceding Monday. Both per-
sons were in the employment of Nicholas Brown,
Esq. 1t is supposed that some quarrel occurred,
but no provocation is known to'have been given by
the deceased The blows which occasIoned the
death of Patterson, were inflicted with sledge
hammer. Muowney Immediately dccamped and
has not since been heard Of lie is about 32 years
of age, dark complexion, and middle size II IL
said that the justices in the neighborhood were
very culpablc in not making any efforts to procure
the arrest of the murderer, and that il was with
some difficulty that one was got to take the atii-
davit Of the deceased