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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-12
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June 22-d3w&ctf CHAS. l.. DIBREIL

Tn HANOVER County Conr. June q ISIS
i On the motion q Edward w kimbrough al.
OF the legaiees anu distributes .. John k.a.
broush deceased, it is ordered ,ha; futIica!i.a /,
made in the Richmond Enquirer, requiring
parsons who have claims against the E,ta'- 4
The sand John kmbroush. deceased, - rre>es
the same Tor settlement before the Seytn.p,
Term nl this Court, 10 John d G.. Bow E4e,.
uor OF said John Kilnbronsh-ai which 81
Term, the Court will order Tie said E,ialc Ii Z,
distributed by the said Executor among he .c.4
tees and distributes entitled 10 The same.
A Cupy-Te>te
pHIIIp WINSTON G. n e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-12
FROM yCCATAN.


VERY LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM IrcATAS.-
b. the brig Henry Leeds al this port, we have
letters and papers from Merida 10 The 9Th oil Au-
gust; The people Of Yucaian evincc very little
sympathy in the political contests OF the central
government Of Mexico, and The presidential cleo
lion created no unusual excitement. The pros
peci Of war between The United States and
Mexico eogrossed public attention.; and it is wor-.
Thy OF note that our fellow citizens in that part OF
Mexico are treated with marked respect. Our
correspondent, writes:
GThe declaration Of war will be the signal for
declaration .. independence here; and, with Inc
adjoining state Of Chiapas the liberals oil looas'
90, and the presence of one small United states
sioop OF war, the lucatanese will SET on loot d
counter wave 10 favor of free government, thai
will sweep all before il, until il unites in frater-
nal embrace with The great northern wave now
sweeping oyer the plains Of Catalonia and san
Ia Fe.
ave say 10 the friends Of liberty in the North
the heart OF Yucatan is in the right place, and
she has strong arms which despoism could no
paralyse. Yuratan loves Mexico but she loves
liberty more. She dcspiSrs lhe base counterfeit O
liueny that has degraded Mexico; she longs fol
The constitution Of ~; but If ii cannot be had
and war must come, then she raises her STANDARD
Of independence, aud will take her stand anon:
the nations as The republic Of fucatan.' !
other States join her, she will receive Them"
We were not prepared for this intelligence
and were il not Tor the responsibility Of our cor
respondent, who is mos, intelligent Spanish
gentleman in one Of the principal cities, we woult
be inclined 10 withhold lis publication Ills Ian
euagc in The original Spanish is more forcibl
.han our translation. He has lair oppor!unitie
for ascertaining The course OF public opinion, ant
We attach considerable importance 10 his stale
menm Yuca,an may yet resenerate the who'll
Mexican RepublIc.-lN. y. Sum-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-12

Extract ofa letter 10 Tie Editor elite Union, dated
GALVESTON, August %, 1915.
We have this morning received advices 10 the
18th ins,an, from the Convention. They will not
probably bring their labors TO close before The
Isl of September. The question whether we
shall forthwith organize under the new system SO
as TO have our Senators and Representatives 10
the United States Congress instantly upon the &C
cep,ance Of our constitution, is one which has al
ready undergone much discussion out OF doors al
Austin, aud is prob bly, before this time in active
deb lie in The Convention. In that body many of
the friends the late and present Executive Ohio
themselves opposed TO annexaiionD have united
themselves with others 10 oppose the immediate
organization; but the last advices lead US TO be
lisve that the original and true friends of annexa-
lion will nevertheless succeed in carrying The
measure No doubt at all is entertained, but that
the general lineamenls and features OF our bant-
ling will be so perfectly and legitimately demo
cratic, as to permit none Of us relations in The
great church at the Vatican, to hesitate IN pro
nouncins it OF the right stock, or pause Tor mo,
men, in giving it all the rights of the bap'ismal
font, with little inquiry about its sponsors.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-04
GROCERIES.

$50 hhds. Porto Rico, New Orleans and
Muscsvado Molasses.
100 hhds. Porto Rico, N. Orleans anp Mus
csvado Sugars.
so boxes and bbs Of Woolsey's LOAF,
Crashed and powdered do.
200 chests and half chests OF Hyson, Young
Hyson, Hyson Skin, Souchong and Pou-
chong Teas.
$50 bags Java, Manila, Cuba, Rio and st
Domingo Coffee.
90 bags burnt do, of superior quality.
25 boxes Burnt and ground do. nj sn-@-'~-
rs do Manufactured Tobacco, consisting Of
'Robinson's,' 'Garthwright's,' 'Samuels'
and other choice brands.
so bbs. new No Clover and Timothy
Seeds.
1000 gallons Bleached Winter and Spring
Sperm OIL
1000 gallons do do d.
Whale do.
rs casks first quality Potash.
80 Z" do Salaeratus.
100 boxes bunch Raisns.
10 casks Rice
100 quintals Grand Bank Goldfish.
90 tierces No Halifax Salmon.
% bbls. No do Mackerel.
100 No 1 Blue fish.
80 No l Sword do.
100 Halibut and Picked Goldfish.
so boxes Cowles' and Colgate's Pale and
Brown Soap.
Nutmegs, Cloves, Indigo, Ground Spices,
&c. &C., for sale on favorable terms by
SAVAGE eco,
40 and a Commerce st.
March
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-04

A man killed By an Eiephant.-We learn
by gentleman who came passenger last eve
ming on the steamer Princess, from Baton
Rouge, that the large male elephant of Messrs
Hopkins y Co.'S menagerie, on Saturday morn
ing killed the person who had been for some
length of time employed to take charge of il.
II appears that the two elephants and a camel
had been sent in advance or the other animals,
EN- route for Clinton, the female elephant and
the camel chained together. When about
Tour miles from Baton Rouge, the male ele-
phant refused 10 cross a small bridge, the keep
er, who was on foot, procured horse, Zone
which the elephant was not accustomed to)
for The purpose Of driving il over, and in at
tempting 10 mount, the horse shyed, and
threw the man in the road. The elephant inn
mediately rushed upon him, caught him upon
his tusks, and threw him forty or fifty feet into
the air, which was repeated great number of
times, the iusks frequently passing through
his body. u then carried the body from the
road towards the woods, tossing il at intervals.
until it fell between two fallen trees, which
saved il from further violence. The infatuated
animal then returned to the road where the ie-
male elephant and camel had been chained TO a
tree by another keeper, and rushed upon them,
his tusks passing through the camel, knocking
down the female and breaking the chain in two.
The enraged animal then made of towards the
woods, carrying the camel by its trunk, and
throwing il at intervals in the air with It's
tusks The other portion of the caravan now
coming to the bridge, the elephant returned
and made demonstrations of an attack upon IT,
when fire arms were brought into reouisition.
A number oil shots were fred upon il, but
without any effect. Word was then sent to
the U. s. garrison, and some thirty or forty of
the soldiers were sent 10 despatch il with their
muskets. The neighbors also turned out with
their rides and shot guns, and some fifty or
sixty shots were fred into, or rather upon him,
for The balls were frequently hattened upon
striking, and fell TO the ground. AT length il
was determined upon to send to the garrison
Tor field piece TO despatch him, when one of
the keepers procuring spear, mounted horse
and succeeded in wounding the elephant until
he cansed u TO scream with pain and finally TO |
yield TO subsection when it was driven of with
the balance of the animals This is the same
animal which killed one of its keepers some two
or three years ago, at Agiers, opposite this
cry, and was only stayed from further mischief
alter fourteen shots had been fired into il.
~ o. Bee 10Th.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-04

turn Of his Highness from Faiyioum, for which
place the Pacha was to start on the 96th ult.
taking with him Luiaut Efendi, q French en-
gineer, TO make canal.
A letter from Alexandria states that on re-
port OF his medical advisers, Sami-Pacha has
obtained leave from the Viceroy 10 reside in
Paris. II is thought at Alexandria that this is
a pretext Of the Pacha 10 have representative
at Paris, without giving offence TO the Sultan.
ARABrA.--The following is an extract Of a
letter from the British possessions at Alden
ApEN, Jan. 27.--When last wrote to you,
the chief news from this was the expected at
tack from the Arabs, and it is so now ; they
have been steadily increasing their numbers,
and they are now said TO muster 10000 good
fighting men. We have been busiy employed
lately in improving the defences of the place,
and now think, we are fully prepared 10 re-
ceive them. II is expected that they will make
the attack early next month, when the nights
are dark. They are chiefly ofthe Assyr tribe,
the most warlike tribe in Arabia, headed by the
Sheeref OF Mocha. II is, however, very posi-
Bile they may quarrel among themselves, and
thus end the matter, as they have done on for
mer occasions /; but still at present it looks more
in earnest than any threatened attack, as be-
lore. Our garrison is not very strong; we
muster, altogether, Europeans and natives, a.
bout l, 800 men.
TAHITI.-The news from this quarter reach
es to the 9Th of October. No material altera-
lion had taken place in the state Of affairs. The
Tahitians are now established in three camps,
connected with each other, one of which is at
Papenoo, another at Pounavia, and the third
in the valley which runs between the two
places just named. By this disposition of their
forces, the Indians, who have lately been ac-
lively engaged in fortIying these positions,
building huts, &c., have surrounded the
French settlement and this will no doubt
greatly increase the difficulty already expert
enced by the French in obtaining provisions.
Private letters from Tahiti state that Poma-
re was still al Raietea, anxiously awaiting the
arrival from Europe Of final decision regarding
her affairs and that, in the mean time, she
would listen TO no proposals from the French.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-04
From he Lo,oeu Courier.
HONOR TO VERMONT.

There appeared, not long ago, in one OF the pa
pers published at Washington, the following para
graph;
tfThe President elect was received at Washington
by Committee of reception consisting of one from
each State, all Of whom favor of the an
nexation Of Texas. Every State was represented
except Vermont, aud not one could be found from
that State who favored Annexation"
Whereupon, Lady Of Lowell, threw of the
following spirited lines
GLoRY TO OLD VERMoSr! She stands
Where Freedoms star hath never set;
Though dim IFS light in other lands,
II shineth on her mountains yet.
Right faithfully aud noby still,
Her free-born sons their birth-right keep,
And from each towering rock and hill,
~. Her stern alarum soundeth deep.
She will not write her unstaned name
Upon the scroll which adds one more
To those strong links in slavery's chain,
Too CALLING in it's power before.
And when was heard ralying call
For Slayerys help-Ho who will come
From out her Northern citadel p
A mighty voice made unswer-none.
Then honored be her name for aye,
The good and true Green Mountain Stale
Hers be the fame which cannot die
Of being truly, nobly great.
God keep her ever thus--a land
Where Freedom hath her strongest towers,
Where brave, free men may proudly stand,
And say-this mountain home is ours.
Lowell, Feb. %, 1916. M. T. r
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STATE OF VERMONT.

MARLBORO SIS.
In Probate Court, March Is, 1916.
GOMES Lovicy Lawton, widow of EPHRAIM
~ LAWTON, late Of Dummerston, in said dis
trict, deceased, and moves the Court here for an
assignment Of personal property, from the Estate of
said deceased.
Whereupon, it is ordered that hearing be had
in the premises, before this Court at session
thereof TO be holden at the Probate Office in Brat
teboro, in SAID district, on the last Thursday of
April next; and that said Petitioner notify all per-
sons interested of the time and place Of said hear
ing, by publishing copy of the record of this or
der, three weeks successfully in the the Vermont
Phoenix, printed at said Brattleboro, previous TO
said time of hearing
true copy of Record.
30 Attest, ROYAL TYLER, Reg'r.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-04

Cool aud ComfortaJie.--A Washington cores
pendent ofthe Baltimore Sun. says
Yesterday, young man stepped into the War
Department, and assuming an air Of Importance
seated himself at ofthe tables aud asked one OF
u dme clerks, wei is your new man come in yet 2
The clerk replied that Gov Marcy had not vet en-
tered the Department. 'Hen Z said the younrster.
u m an applicant for office. I'm from the same
town he s-he used TO be in favor of superseription
and believe he is in favor of svperseripion now
my papers are before the President, and If there s
shall
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STATE OF VERMONT.
MARLBoRo', SIS.

"AhLboho -.
In Probate Court, february 25th, 1916.
EOMES Denzell M. Crane, administrator OF
~ the Estaie of NATHAN PHILLIPS, late of
New Fame, in said district, deceased, and files his
administration account for examination and allow
ance.
Whereupon, il is ordered that the same be heard
and examined before this Court, at session there
of be holden at the Probate Office in Brattleboro
in said district, the last Thursday Of April next;
and that said Administrator notify all persons in
terested, Of the time and place Of said hearing. by
~seLs'ssoDersrvs-,y frf tine vermont Phoenix printed
at said Brattieboro previous TO said time Of hear
ing. true copy Of Record.
80 Attest, ROYALL TYLER, Reg'r
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Farm for Sale.

@6yA LvoR sale Farm in the centre of
IUWM. IL the town Of Newfane, containing
HIM about "a acres, being the same Farm
.AsAaa11sA and Buildings formerly occupied as
Tavern stand. II is well fenced with stone wall
and divided into moving pasiuring and tillage lots
A credit for part will be given if requested For
further particulars enquire Of
VIM. H. WILLIAMS.
"iniamSvilie, March ~ 1870, 4w 80
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"Whea rogues faH out" S.e.--The Washington
Globe charges the editor of the Madisonian with
getting portion of certain mems salaries, as a
bride, for aiding them to procure Offices In reply,
the Madisonian chargss-and he says he has the
proof-that the rogues of the Globe Office actually
brbed Government officer to furnish them a lob
Of printing, worth 100000 giving him Si5, 900 as
the rs,oard Of his corruption !-.4tias
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REUBEN STEARNs.

late of Bratlleboro, in said district, deceased; and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
instant, being allowed by said Court for that pur
pose, do hereby give notice that we will attend 10
the business Of our said appointment at the Inn OF
Henry Smith, in said Brattleboro, ON the iirst
Wednesdaysof June and September next, from one
10 Tour clock IN the afternoon each of said DAYS
HENRY CLARK,
:, sAM'L ROOT, rs
Braitleboro, March 10, 1916, 30
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A subscriber, who has been indebted to us long
wnie writes that he is determined 'to practice the
most unremitting industry in order to enable him
sell 10 pay us. He would please us better if he
were somewhat rcmitting in his industry - Louis
ciie Journal
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Copartnership Notice.

THIS may certify that |, Joseph II. Plummer,
IL have this day with the consent of the Under
signed, bought Of Robert Goodenough, his share of
the stock in trade with the firm of Oren Pratt a.
Co, and become partner in trade with the same.
The business will be continued as heretofore under
she same name Ms above mentioned
SAMUEL EARL, JR.
ORLEN PRATT,
JOSEPH n. PLUMBER
West Brattleboro, March 10, 1916. 80
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There Is Roman Catholic church now going up in
this village situated somewhat centrally the origin
al lot granted for the Of the Protestant ministry
PittsfeId Wig
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-04

RAID ADVANCES TOWARDS RomE.-The New
York Mirror says, the Puseyites are about to es-
tablsh Monastery in that city.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-04
STATE OF VERMONT.

MARLBORO SIS.
Ia Probate Court, FEB. 25th, 1s45.
HOMES Oshea Smith, executor Of the last Will
~ and Testament of JONAS WHITNEY, late
OF Braueboro in said district, deceased, and files
his administration account for examination and al
lowance.
Whereupon, i; is ordered that the same be heard
and examined before this Court, at session there
of to be holden at the Probate Office in Braiteboro,
in said district, on the last Thursday of April next;
and that said Executor notify all persons interested
of the time and place of said hearing by PUBLISHING
copy Of the record of this order, three weeks sue,
cessively in the Vermont Phoenix, printed at said
Brattleboro in said district previous TO said time of
hearing. true copy Of Record.
30 Attest, ROYALL TYLER, Regr.
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CoMnnTssxoNHns, NorrcE.

ME-, the subscribers, being appointed by the
w Hon Probate Court for the district Of Marl-
boro, Commissioners TO receive, examine and ad-
the estate of So,
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NEW LIME

CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale bv the
~ HID, at prices cheaper than the cheapest.
Please call and see for yourselves
GoODHUES, CHAPLIN a. co.
Brntteboro, March 10, 1916 go
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GRASS SEED.

RA BUSHELS Herds Grass Seed 1000 pounds
OO Northern and Southern Clover, for sale by
WILLlSToN a. TYLER.
March 90. 80
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rF Mr.. Dillingham; has cheated Vermont out Of
the distinguished honor accorded to her in the an
nexed.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

In Probate Court, March, IS, 1886.
EOMES Morris E. Lawton, administrator upon
~ the Estate of EPHRAIM LAWTON, late of
Dummerston, in said district, deceased, and moves
the Court here for extension of the time hereto
fore limited to him to settle said estate, and pay the
debts Of the deceased.
Whereupon, Il is ordered that hearing be had
in the premises before this Court at session there
Of be holden at the Probate Office in Brattleboro
in said district, the last Thursday Of pril next;
terested Of the time and place OF said hearing, by
publishing copy Of the record OF this order, three
weeks successfully in the Vermont Phoenix, print
ed at Brattleboro, in said district, previous to said
time Of hearing.
true copy of Record
80 Attest, ROYALL TYLER, Register
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Ready Made Collins.

LvOR sale, lot Of Cherry Collins, which will be
IL sold low, to close. Inquire of JosEPH SrEKs
or JoHN Wilcox.
Bratileboro, Oct. "a, 1874. 9
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INSURANCE.,

TNHE ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY. Hare
n lord, Conn.,, will insure every species Of
property usually insured in the Country, from
loss or damage by fire, on the most reasonable
terms.
lhls Company has been in operation for
many years, and its reputation for fair dealing
y TOO well established and appreciated to re-
quire any pledge for its future course.
iEP Persons residing in the County Of
Windham and It's vicinity, DESTROYS Of obtaining
insurance OF this Company, are referred to l..
". MEAD, ESQ. Agent, Brattleboro.
5. 8. Looms, Secretary. r.
Hartford, Nov. /, iS4S. ITO
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COpartnership Notice.
FEATHERS.

A PRIME lot just received and for sale cheap by
"A A. T., DWlNELL.
Brattleboro, March 25th, Is45 81
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American Medical Biography,

~ X memoirs Of eminent Physicians, with engra-
~ wings, by Stephen W. Williams, M. ID.
biography is the very eye of History"
At the BOOKSTORE.
March IS, 1916 80
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by the UnVernOr,
GEo. II. BEAMAN, Sec'y.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-09-25
TEXAS MINISTER.

THE RELATIONS, OF TExAs TO ruE L. SrArrs
The New Orleans Bullet Of the 7,h
inst, says:--We believe il is not gene rial.
iy known that the Government Of Texas
has recently appointed a Minister 10 the
Uni,ed STATES. The Hon. ID. $. Kauif-
man IL the newly appointed Minister. lie
- now, we,are Informed, 10 this city on
his way 10 Washington.
There j. something very mysterious
about this Texas business. At one ma
meni we see II announced that the mea-
sure OF annexation is already con.um-
mated. and meetings. Of jub'laion are l. ED
oy The Democracy 10 celebrate The ever.
The next we hear is. that new Mn
ls'rr IS appojnted by the II public Of rex-
as to tie United Sla,es--thus treating :hls
Government as . foreign power, The
acton Of our Government al one momsni
show. thai Texas i. already considered IS
actually q PARTON OF this Union so COM
Plrielv so that hoops are ordered into The
,errl,ory 10 guard against Mexican inya-
sion. and al another she is considered a
inreign country. 10 References to The coll
iec,lol Of The revenue upun commodities
brought ron thence into the potts oi lhe
Un.ed SAFES! Will some one---ssnnoi
the pr1f,an1snd ssgscious editor Of lhe