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, 1843-03-25

rs transmit to posferity some memsrial--fhat
ire haze al least iiued"-PLIsY.
VIII he sub nitted to tho Press, as soon as a
sufficient number of subscribers can he obtain.
ed to defray the expense of publication, the
first series of work with tho above caption
and title.
The production is based on philosophical
and theological principles, and the primary de.
sign Of the author is. 10 satirizo some of the
prominent errors, prejudices and supersiitions
of the age.
The task nndertrken has been accomplish.
ed at The expense of mnch time. literary re.
search, and mental iabour. A Frontispiece,
in unison with the object and character of the
work. will he preixed thereto, exhibiting in
strong relief-"Death upon the pale horse
and the Devil on the red, in eager pursuit ~ q
Religious Enthusiast on a hog, and an Adolf,
iinnist on a negro.
Should the first series be net BY that en-.
coprage"ent the asthor fsiiers himself il
merits. the second will succeed accordingly.
A il is the fr>t scientific work puhli he'd IN
Missouri, the author ieels the pride and con
fidence To belirve. that it will be duly p,t.on;z
cd bv an intelligent, rejecting. and reading
people.
Thu price of the first series. comprising /,
volume oftwn hundred or more pages tbount
in boards will cost one dolla- per copy.
u sub, cr'ptinns IN the hove work will b.
received at the Radical Office.
, 1843-03-25

"Pirase ex%c,,anue.' as the editor
said when he offered a beautiful girl
his Of and heart.
, 1843-03-25
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING

Rocks. Blank Cheeks,
Pamphlets, Deeds, Mortgage,
Cirrnlars, Notes, and
Cards. 6 Bisis Of Cxcha uge.
Gadias.l Shrrin,SN
Horse 81 BILLS. Cicrk,>SS ny.Ayhs.
Humid Ju.f cc,s(
FANCY & ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
Will be done promptly, aud on Reasonable
terms, Mt she !.
RADICAL oFFYcE
, 1843-03-25
Land for Sale!

HE subscribe r, as agent aud owner,
has the following Lands for sale, in
the State of MISSOURI, viz:
1876 acres land 2y2-l miles north OF
Bowling Green, haas mile west OF the
Louisiana road: 81 acres improved, 2
houses, Tobacco hoI Pses, z stables. The
above will be sold together or divided
into two parcels, of 80, and ITO acres,
will be sold one fourSth cash, and the ro-
mainder in liberal inS stalments.
groes.
$40 acres unimpr$ ved land from 8 10
a miles Nor,hwesferly from Bowling
Green, being en,irk OF section 20, ex-
cept W. l-2 of s. Nv. quarter with f,
half of s. Z. quarter Of section 10, T.
53 r. 3 west; this tract divides between
Timber md Prairi3, and has abundance
of never failing wa3ter;h can be sold on
a credit if de>irablA
A fret Of so ACRES, IN the county
of Audrain, on Hic pry Crser a for Of
Culver. improvements arc, log house
and stables; near 2ONIcres IN tillagcI soil
good, are about % acl IS OF he best ind
of timber on the Al 1T, in a thriving
neighborhood; this plad will be sold for
one fourth in cash at pd chase, remain
der in three annual install ments.
LEVI PETTIBONE.
January IA, ls43. I'LL.
, 1843-03-25
Prospectus
To a ,cork entitled T'ruih rersus Error-aiia,
PHILOSOPHY. R'"son and Common Sense,
against Folly. Prejudice end
Superstition.
By A PHYSICIAN OF Missouri.

aft achievements of glory are not in our
power. let us rndeavor TO ieng'hen our short
portion of existence by those Of literary honor,
and since it is not granted us to live long, lei
rs transmit to posferity some memsrial--fhat
le haze al least liredn-PLIsY.
, 1843-03-25

REGULAR CoNTRIBuToRs;
j. Fenimore Cooper. Richard II. Da.
ma, W illiam Calen Bryant. Henry
W.. LonfeIIow. 7. C. Grattan,
Charles F. Hoffman.
, 1843-03-25

sSsHE subscriber has/2oe Broad
II Cloths, tina. ne ifs w'Fl ke1-
change for Lands s<pSmproved, or no,
much improved, ON m terms; may be
willing to make a small fsSSt in cash il
well suited with the lands.
LEVI PETTISONE.
January 2Sth IS43. 3D.
, 1843-03-25
LIST OF LETTERS

Ashley Nov. 90. 1912.
, 1843-03-25
ORIGINAL PAINTINGS.

By lnsham. Inman, Cole, Thomp-
son Freeman. Franquinet, and other
distinguished artists. The Ameri.
can periodicals have-hitherto contain
ed, save in a very few instances, on
ly engravings copied from foreign
prints. The publisher of Graham's
Magazine will be the first to reform
the practice. and to make his work
strictly original in its embellishments
as well as in its literary contents.
OUR PORTRAIT GALLERY.
One Of The new features of The
coming volrmes will he the introduc.
ton of Portraits of the Contributors
to Graham's Magazine, which. oI
course, will include nearly all the
eminent writer's of the dny. Thu
thirty fifth volume will include, from
the burins Of Parker, Dodsnn, and
others engraved in the highest STYLE
OF the art) Of Mr.. Cooper, Professor
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-14

'ln iatofuI Eaae.a Is 81 Hsefaa| snd lasting.
'issl ~ Nl.N .|Hal $3.50 ttr Lft's|atare
49, paa|H Na|'u int i*f eeass~
WIS., ~ g - 1IN va s. lftAaIlf 81 si~.il.
shs,f ~ I.Is.... H.te If.tssfe a needs
e1ffeFNeN. asa ctm 1Iene. 4Ite fIee q ga
uANfN, eH - ~. l'If ne44@ alI oar tpndfiion.
~ GIVE N Hoft ptfitcl Adoption
4 nlad highly enlightened ~ kaowlrdee and
alice 20 heart iuhn~d with fs moral sIrsuss.
would. 20 greet extern. be unavalhn4 10 lt-
a.Iss. ssor 1n.ess aeceneauIeI sstA panlicall
ssII-fesptef. condolences ~ - eva pseefs. and
aspifii - sli-rcialtc Iot f4ou1al aud action
hverf psrssn gifted ~ifh the right - 144I4E0
aAeula eherIsh derp-ieff ren-rIeHsness - ffe
duty s'npos. upon him BY the spirit % che free
lHsstiauoHs. 90 cxanlne. sllt. ana weirn the
is.atnE qoesiivns IF puhiic psi.ey. the lnsasnfes
Proposed ~ ne commor welfare. ihs atasss
sad qaaitncatiaas 81 tnlse asNfnt "a f4s pab-
Sc IfuAfs. anu she canaacf 81 IAsse infrusIed
ai.h sae maaasemsui 81 our pasle adams.
Nof cen ant iAe exyfe&.isn 81 ihIs tlnr 81
toe necessity. % tae uee hand. 81 nuaruiur and
sreauHg - every pracneab,e ana consutution-
q usuas 1ie ushs u iIse saiirsec. and an the
ather 81 saIeIuIn1 lAIs ineeumatla pnuleEu
agafnsi all un1ae eAcroscamenl. uAeihef e.
htutiea - TIE shape % isaod.iiIs voting. o.
Iawiess violence taIa. Indeed. = lA. esis 0Ils =
lufni .. ear Tree z.,tcfnneuts.ll uurh abuses are
Suffered % sxAsi. The ballot box would. ~ thar
cass. cease ~ reflect fae wlA ol The maiontr.
which . he sssentiaI pnneIple ora rrpabucam
government TIE iuflna. indeed. Of onr lrer IN
stituueus ui ga coniiaae - extsi. bat me.
wvaiu be dead ute y ~ ierse ana sIla|iIt
hasing last pledged mfseIi - ,ne Ha.opfl 81
80 -I--..--.-- :. -. -. ~. y .....
lfoas, - tse tfr.eaee 81 fHIs assembling 81 he
pabie iancsisAauts aui 81 49, IIIas FItI1el-.
ii nnIf remains Tar ! sneoId announce lar IN
ientlun oi uaIuH governed ln the dtstltar*s 81
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-14


The ffanAiert ny > Commonwealth, aIxes ~
ne fN'iewtHA tch report II sccno ~ which
w. va" hHfeu acted prominent ihouEA SEE
ouaay pafl;
Tas sssf.. pendsns ol the llsrasiswn Gazette.
~ tpnnF4IaN With sene mari . ou fhe Proceed q.
,nss - L0relaro intctlns atsl, held Ia N nsisn
euunt1 FatnIs pfeiiy pieinlr - 81 g. Jesse Abel
NnN. unf taasfs = lII ftcsIIecf has been several
t|mee tfIe AfpftatufaIlst "a Narua "a thr Ken
taeAY lsFNisIufuie, and. ~ BE uas nnI ne Alias
81 Ais rans "a "As nei ies uanf atHsxe aad
~. stA|' n tnealasrs. fauey mau OF. 0sn ~
hsi4ht. 4n4 tread 4ceufaln.' ana tou have a.
feta ~ IRE Han In sfn1a before the ulne Fr-
ff4siutut 81 I.stsnen. described "a .I,s incl
aeut fectied ntIuu. The naan-rs ~ lie man
ate h#natenely NJ I'll. We would give more
laan "a rlu ~ .taiAs Shows repeated. - ~hsch
Asssfs. Yes bafea 4na Abel we're such cuns,rc-
aaas objects.
.Nh.is l en- sp>Akln kloI he uatouah, dem
spfacy tss epanifg. am minded % n,se you
an aeefunt q AZ. Van bursl = reception Is The
pIace s'taIe while since. Ile was o. hit return
aune lfen the oouln, villa his Secrefsry. Paid
ing. snd stopped hers al mgAt. The wof8 dew
inieush ths independent Demecracy. : ant ,ron
a. and uenf theY gathered IIAe rl4eons % tlie
s.resr TAefe 80 i,e nulc man 4. IN hss Win.
kefs 81 ait ~ digniy 81 Ais aatufs.-Enisr is.
"a AnNL~-lt y hos weather. al are - sweat
tna jtsse pulls oul = csiton handkerchief ! : ble
~ table slrln. ana commences ulpinr. lifsi 81.
one si4e anu tAsn shr other Jast a. I've Is ~
the act " vspinE hs throat snd under he
arms. nc stretches eat be hand 10 The * Pes.
dent.
'ilou % yoa DO. Mr. Van Barsa. am glad .
src seu.t
u an well. bot ~eaued ,'.aid Mr. vaa Bu.
iiefe'-r- rss snsasd. "a which Jesse wen.
hiouEA The saNfo'----s.aar operation
When did yoa sse Col rir<.si
Col who! said Mr. Wan Buren.
Way Col. Dick lohnson. The last time saw
aini Slept with ains
'Soed God = said Mr.. Van Buren.
= PIP rnAr. replied Jesse-snd again he went
tnptu<h his operation Of ~iDinr
How old are Yon, Mr.. Van buren,, he ag.,n
fesamed. Van buren Told him
An SAID ho. a did uot think you were - oid
- hos inush % 700 weight
,n burea told hm, aud again there wa.
y and some niofe y the precious Domor.
&c havtng come a.. some lime va soen. n
iaftner lnifoduetoas when Jesse Abel arala re.
sumos
ar va Barren. you are a eous.derablo o. .
snow about here's
AIR said the great man.
Yea SAID Jcss-. .bui yeu don't lock mucl
/ like Year pictures.'
Soar said Van Bnrcn.
! Hrroupon Jess looked around. and di.corsrs,
/ iAat tae Fooln W. quiie crowded
i 4 wish, sAtd lesse. .fnat We had bigger room
Is snow you 81, III Va burtar
Ias AZ tais moment. and oh|Ist Jesse = a. 90
Inx thfonEh his opsraiieu 81 .zaia wipiur .rzn.d
lna whispered ever fo fna Bnrtn--
sGet up aud lets leave this d--n crowd they
smother a BODY
Nau buren ruae IRON BIS seat bowed 10 ths
s1toreixns aud retired.
4 pledge yoa ny word this !. frus and CO..
rect aeceuat - AZ wa Bureaus reception hcrs
and know taerc are many Eao ta4 testify I
~ tfoth. Jesse oiten boass. thar h 10 has take
Itoa Prerdsnt
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-14
ASSYRIAN FASCINATION!


HREAT ATTRACTION and Spsead;d
- Exhibition ii ih4 ExcnAScE HorrL
~ iwe evening" Fnday aad salurda, Deem
Der ISM aud lt'h
Mss WYMANkf original 4 popnlur
LADY MAGICIAN.
Mr. VYHAN AZ jastly celebrated
NENrRIOQUlST-
Deg |eate y iniof'n ne cIIIxlns 81 EsaassI|le
iliat sse above stated Eetuiats ibtY viii give
tpsff varied apd Deauflful performances. ia coa-
atcllan with sign n yt.NJNI AS celebrated
ITALIAN fANTOClNI
Tor particulars see Small Bills. Mr. 4 Miss
~. are Aappy ~ being ase - ~ that they
have n tier possession osef 1903 Editorial fe-
cemmendtupns. which may - ssen By calltns
a. llle hx,htnee
rlrssf.z eu. Dsor- open d Q r. "a per-
loima4re % sommenee - bali pssi 6.
t5-Ths following aapscdo,e ,ll1tuaslnr
~. N1nn's extraordinary powers in vnA1r,l-
oscnN. We copy IRON the Dew Orleans P.eagna,.
Of Aush -. o43
WYNAN - facetion. leiiow. a. will Be
seem from the following joke. related 10 ID e
ualnmeie Clipper:
w Nsrr Gay o. two since sefv much amus
"a - hotel, ~iih loAe that WrnAs. ,he Ven.
fu|Htisi. pI1yed 90 conntr, mas y h. had cal.
"a ~ ialap. IL hs1 ~ sooner raised ne
gI.1s hts nrs tn4n ~ tnoaehs ~ hearx aoz
uf Is nttis-hc luFaeQ fp4nd 10 look. bot d.
$780, .....e --.-send al's~p' - si.s si--.
90. tIouIcd more savage 3 --IIe 10nnIrrns4 a,
ueIr ~iId u4n before excIaimiug What's
ihatF' veice wns heaid from the e|ass say
iuk. ~l'n rum. ard rum ~ the desilrf Down
uIpppN1 the glass. Abe cruufflman crtina onf.
rbi Jay, iAAoi lsstr rum aeaiu.u
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-14
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
NOTICE.

NOTICE - hereby gwen. that the urdersicn
Cd has taken letters iestamcnlarv on ~.
.sia.e q John u Ham, late OF The County o.
tenderbuseh aud STATE Of Indiana deceased. -
Al persons indebied 10 said estate are requested
Is make 'mmediaic payment aud those having
Claims against the sauf<are notihed 10 present
them, ~ the dcrsipned duly authenticated ~
settlement The estate - supm,std 20 he sol.
vent POLLY AMMAN Erecmsrir.
Oct 10Th, "a 3i-prs-le6Afl
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-14
BANK DIVIDEND.

rEyIiE STOCKHOLDERS q lie Evansville
n Crunch 81 the State Bank OF Indiana.
are hsfeby informed that dividend 81 fhfsr
per cent, has been declared on the business
Tor tie halt year ending 3iss. October fD43-
JOHN DOUGLAS Cashier.
Evansville Nov 80 s43-3f
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-14

LnfIoA o. fnE JOURNAL.
SR:-Conuasy 40 The expectations Of
many, ~ House bas been osganized peace
fully, ~iaou, difficulty and aImos, uuboo,
delay. A membrr from New York M. Be-
naId) made an elIort 10 introduce doconen,
empusnIng ihe validity Of The election 81 The
members f'om New Hampshire; but, aaefa
iew short speeches, he clelk decided, that
The document could not be read. exccps win
ihe permission Of the lIonse;he accord|neI,
pa thai question: % the houseaLe house reIos.
81 lew Bad 80 the affair endci and The or
gn'ziton ofihe House vas comn.rcd In
rs election d John ". Jones, Ut vise|n|a.
aneskel; pc ,eces|ne rs votes ont Of is
ptssnl. lou may tc|ncmbcr. than Nj. JoiIe.
.s...A..IA.-as.. ..i--.----- Cn.An..... a
"a zI--.st t.-...-s I.s.I. 80 z'-''', ~
stnFd. believe IInn VI pafllfs. the chhuc-
~ ~ industry and ability.
>lAe oar hour fulf. and also the Dist mlt
lpnhp|hns 'Nf nuodaciion Of petitions II.
Rudiuk Atf9) rrt both been rcfaf4td ~
close tolss. ROBERT DALE OWEN.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-14

NJ NlkIuE.ofa decree o. Iofeclosuro tor
n y $685. I<.t|s 10 me directed lrom th.
tttrAsOfica ~ HE Fanderbnr1h Circuit cour,
" 'He State ~ intluua 10 favor 81 " illinm Lew
- andutnrfs. Infant heirs OF W if.lnm T. Wis deed
~ fgNn Mitchell their nrxt freud and guar
d.an sanIu4 Oliver M Spencer joseph w.
uaellf and Others. Fs.i expose 10 public snle
a the C,aff iicase door j the Towa 81 Evans.
Gle a said Ceuntt o. NandcrburRh on tas 4sll
f4Y January 1874 befwecn the hour d 10
o'r|otk n and o'clock n. The following
iesrflbtd real estate lying IN the original ) Ian
vi lha Iaun 81 Evansville. 40 witt
Lst No nee hundred and lonnecn. or % much
Hefso.. a. shall be necessary "a pay said de-
tftt Interest and cost
WILLIAM "a WALKER 8 &. C.
:. Evansville Dee. "a 43-3t-prs. lee $500
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-14

APPLES bush Ik.I4RD. pr 10 s
hEEF Fresh -. ~ " 0TATOES bns i0si2
FORK ii|BuTTER. per ID 3
BACON, IIams 4|F0WIs. per dsr sose2
Shoulders a3 EGGS. s.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-14

fuyIIE undersigned has tsken oot Ieners Of
n Administration on the eldnic q john III.
prichet date d Vanderburoh County Indnna)
deceased Hose indebted Tie estate will please
come and pay. creditors will present their nc-
10 be solvent.
JOHN CLARK Adm'r.
oes.i "a, 3s-prs-fee-si.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-14

NM ZEBRA my vile sarah a. TAYLOR An4
wv ieif NY bed and board without Any
luss eanse- / hereby iofewafn 81 pcfsons
from harbonfihn OF trnstlnr her.un Il. b. srr.s,t
% A will pay no depis Of her contracting. .
JOHN HENRY TAYLOR.
EHnnn1In M11 "a IA
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-14
THE MARKETS


INDIANA STATE SANK psf
State Scrip 5aio d.
YandcrbnrR CO Orders g dis
ILLINOIS STATE BANK so Sc de
Shawrelown 4"
KENTUCKY BANKS par
OHIO BANKS
Commercial Biz Gin. par
Franklin do DO par
Laiayeue do do par
TENNESSEE BANKS sa5 dis
LOUISIANA BANKS
Mechncs aud Traders "a dis
Union +" dis
City dis
Commercial Q5a30
Bank 81 Looisinna "A die
State = die
Gas cis
Canollion " dis
Canal = die
Cinzsns 4Oa10
Consolidated dOaJu
let Municipality l4al0 die
I'd do l4ni6 dis
30 DO 75aa0 die
BILLS ON NEW YORK pre-
= = " Philadelphia pre-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-03-10
GREAT FIRE IN CINCINNATI.
SEVEN MEN KILLED g. 20 WOUNDED

The Western Mail brings an account of dread
ful hre which occurred in Cincinnati on the after
noon of the 25th ult., about 5 o'clock, by which
seven men are known to have been killed, and
twenty, more or less seriously wounded. The fire
broke out in the smoke house of Messrs. Pugh &
Alvord, al the OF Walnut street and the ca
nal. The smoke house stood in the rear and was
somewhat detached from the main building, by a
wooden door which opened on a narrow passage
The fire, it was supposed could be confined to the
smoke house, by closing up the pork house on the
main building, and this accordingly done--aIl
the windows and doors and shutters being closed.
In the course OF half an hour the main building
was filled with smoke, rarified air, and probably
some inilammable gas, from the smoke house, and
when the flames burst through the wooden door
connecting the two buildings instantaneous roar
OF lame was perceived, and in the twinkling of an
eye the whole of this spacious, substantial building
was mass of ruins. The whole roof was lifted up
IN the air and thrown into the streets in large ffag
ments-lhe sesond story walls on the north and
south sides were thrown down, and the whole cas-
Tern end OF both stories, fronting Walnut, blown
into the streets, from its foundation up.
The appearance of the explosion was awfully ter
rhc, aud its consequences fatal to several most esti
maDe citizens. 1t is thought that from eight to
WE'VE persons were Immediately killed, and proba-
oily twenty severely wounded-some of them dan
gerously. Of the number that were positively as
certaned to be killed on Sunday were Joseph Bon
sail, Caleb Taylor, of the late firm of Woodruff a.
No II. 5. Edmunds, pork packer, J. s. Chamber
hn pattern maker, John Ohe, German laborer,
and two or three other German laborers, whose
names we could not ascertain.
OF those most severely wounded, are Geo. Shil-
Ito, [hrm of Worthngton, Shto d Coz II. Thor
pie Inspector of Pork, t. G. Shaeffer, Printer, MI
Alvord, firm of Plugh d Alvord, Samuel Schooley,
alad, MIR. Finch, carpenter, John Blackmore ma
chinst, and probably a dozen or twenty others
whose names could not be ascertained with certain
y
There were 100000 lbs. of bacon in the smoke
house--all lost, but fully insured. On the pork
house there was an insurance of$6,O0O, which will
cover the loss.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-03-10
%AUCTION.

" ILL he sold at Public Auction, (by vir-
w tue of license obtained from the Pro-
bate Court for the district of Marlboro,) at the
late residence of Levi Stoddaid, Esq, late of
Braltleboro, deceased, on The 10th day of March
next, commencing at 9 O'Clock, A, NJ, the fol-
lowing described personal property of said de-
ceased, consisting of all the farming tools Of
said deceased, wiz
Carts, Sleds, Ploughs, Harrows, Chains,
Axes, Grindstone, Winnowing Mill, SC. &c.
Also, one horse Wagon and Harness., 1876
Sap Buckets, Saddle, about 2 tons of Hay,
Hay, 40 bushels Potatoes, few bushels Of
Corn and Oats, pipes of old Cider, lot of
Hemlock Boards and Plank, | Hunting Gun,
Cross out Saw; also, large lot of House
hold Furniture, aud many other articles not
herein enumerated.
Terms made known at the time aud place of
sale.
SARAH w, STODDARD, ~,
LAFAYETTE CLARK, """F''
Bratlleboro, Feb u, ls4S. 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-03-10
DIED,


In Guilford on the Sd inst Ellen Maria, daugh-
ter of Galutia b. and Ellen H. Alverson, aged ]
year and mo.
In Halifax, VI. Jan Goth, ls43, of apopexy, Mr.
John Hamilton, aged rs years. Printers in Mass
n. y and Pennsylvania are requested to notice the
above.
At Townshend, February 9th, of lung fever,
Mr. Peter Allen, aged 50 years
In Bernardston, Feb. 10, Mrs Sarah, widow of
the late Mr. Elias Parmenlcr, aged 60,
In Bernardston, Feb. Oath, Silvina Hale, daugh.
Ter of MIR Zadoc Hale aged about wears
In Warwick, Feb. 22d, of lung fever, Henry F b,
son of Rev Roger c. Hatch, aged 10
In Montague, Dec. %, Mrs Meletiah II L., wife of
MIR Eleazer Scott, nged 81
In Buckand, Feb. 2ith, Mr. Gale PeIton, aged 70.
In Colerain, Jan. %, of consumption, Mr. John
Stewart of Sheburne, aged 20.
At Richmond Ohio, on Thursday Feb. 1Ith,
after an illness of one week, Mrs Lucy A Hail,
daughter of Mr. Jonathan Smith of Putney, VI.
and recently of Pittsburgh, Pa. Also her infant
daughter on the 10th ult.
In Newfane, Feb. 1st Mrs. Caroline wife of Mr.
Welcome Allen, aged 49, leaving a deeply afflicted
husband TO mourn, not only his own loss, but that
Of his four more helpless and motherless children,
the youngest Of whom bat few days old
Also a bereaved mother together with brothers and
sisters, and large circle Of connections were call.
ed TO mingle the tears Of sympathy together on this
affecting scene. And we are compelled to excaim
that IN The midst of life we are in death. While
living, Mrs Aliens worth in the domestic circle
may well be described in the language of Solomon
She looked well TO the ways Of her own household,
and in this respect, many daughters have done vr-
tuousy, yet she was excelled by none. Her natur-
al disposition was truly amiable and endearng and
in early lie she adhered to- and complied with, the
counsel of the wise man. by remembering her Gre
ator in the days OF her youth, and sought first the
Kingdom of God and His Righteousness, all OF
which rendered such friend truly valuable. And
though separated from u.s. not len 10 mourn
as those that mourn without hope, believing that
what is our loss is their infinite gain
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-03-10
MARRIED.

In Townshend, on the 9th inst. by Rev William
D. Uphnni, MIR GEoRGE w. NIcHoLs, Editor of the
Wndham County Democrat, TO Mrs CLARINA |.
ii. CARrESTER OF Townshend.
In this village at the Baptist Westinghouse,
on Sabbath evening March s. by Rev. J. q. Fos-
ter, Mr.. Elisha H. Huntley Of Jamaica, and Miss
Caroline f. Woodcock of this village.
AT the Stage House in this village, End inst. by
Rev. Addison Brown, MIR. Avord Starkey Of Swan
zey, H., 10 Miss Melinda J. Sweet Of Winchester,
N. II.
by the same, on the same day, at the Phunix
House, Mr. James Vanderford TO Miss Emily Eliza
Pratt, both of Fitchburg, Mass.
BY the same, the Sd inst al the Vermont
House, MIR. Sullivan Cross to Miss Emily TAFT, both
of Swanzey, N. II.
In Whiungham, on the Goth inst. BY Rev MIR
Ballou, MIR David Carley 10 Miss Cassendana Bal
lou, both Of Nottingham.
In Shelburne, Feb. %, by Rev DR. Packard, Mr.
Abijah II Dole to Miss Sibyl r. Packard, daughter
OF Rev DR. Packard
AT the Phnnix House, in this village, on the 9Th
inst, by Rev. J. C. Foster, Mr.. Asa G.. Pratt, OF
Lunenburg, Mass, 10 Miss Susanna p. Stone, OF
Fitchburg, Mass.
At the Stage House, in this village, on the 2nd
inst, by Rev. Mr. Walker, Mr. Russell Morse Jr,
Of Royalston, Mass, TO Miss Mary A. Stebbins, Of
Vernon, VT
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-03-10
NOTICE.

HNO close an assignment, the subscribers will
n sell at Public Auction, at their Store
room, on Saturday the 18th day of March in
slant, at 10 O'Clock, A. M. all the remaining
stock of Goods, and property of all kinds, which
was assigned 10 them by f.. w. Prouty. Said
properly will be sold in lots, or parcels, some
what as follows, wiz
Calicoes, Printed Musns, NJ. de Lanes, Say
ony, Challeys, Silks, Laces, &C., in lots from
90 10 200 yards.
Cassimeres, Flannels, Sc, from 10 TO 80 yds
Shawls, Fancy handkerchiels, Gloves, Hose-
ry, sc. &C., by the dozen.
Straw and Palm Leaf Bonnets, and Palm
Leaf and Napt Hats, by the dozen.
Hard ware, Hollow ware, Crockery and
Glass Ware.
? new Buggy Wagons,
Shingles, Boards and Ash PLANK.
Together with great variety of other arti-
Giles, all Of which will be sold in such quantities
as will enable purchasers TO make great bar
gains. We would say that about 1000 Yards
of Prints, and many other articles of their stock
of Goods, were purchased in New York, in
January last
We will again say (and for the last time in
this way,) TO those indebted TO f.. w. p bv
note, that they must pay the same immediate
ly; and to those having unsettled accounts,
that they must call and pay, If they can, but
settle at any rate, or they will soon find their
demands in the hands OF an Attorney for COL
lection. CHASE & HUNT,
.4ssignees Of E: W. Prouty.
Brattleboro, March 8, ls49. IS