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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-08
Scr BaterlQnD6eJ Jreunb un6 05ej1f er 3eif.
Oie National Settun9.
Organ ber beutfden geDDLferuns in oen g3er,
elni9ten Staaten.
So a hin9tD .. 6.


9iad1oem es bem unter;eidneten oerausaeber biefes
Satcs 9eun9en 1T, fene Gttrbtung babt su perpoa-
tdnbi9en, oaB fcrtan bpen fanu, Der @rfQun9 Der
aInfgabe elmer oeutfden 3eit1ng am Negterun9S0se
Der ger. Staaen of entpredence Q9etfe gu 9enteer,
6arf 6erle6e nit Setc srogerer 3uperGdt bas oeui1s
terttsuns oteies oeutfden @entrulsOrsans einaber.
Die Seccutrn9 ietner 9ussabe iprir9t bon elb in Die
s!ugen uno FAM ntdt serfeAleu, eilieu folen 8late
elm teionoeres uro erbbbte6 Snteree su perleiten.
QSaibin9tpn 1T nidt aetn Der MiteIpunft nno Serb
unereS politilden 9cbens e6 fann aud, al5 Saupt-
aot Der in ibrcr Sreibeit td9lt 1 9epalttser Gift
widenben Ser. Staaten, redte9entltcb Der @orpofen
bcs frecn inenfdliden Sprtfhrttes Der Cteuset ge-
uannt tperben Sn6befonoere fnb audb Die Gerbnnb-
lungen bes @on9rces, peGde6 biee5 8Gatt in fortla
fenber m69ldit ooadnoiser leberbt Gteferlt miro,
BON aufercroenttbem Sntereffe fir oas 9anse 9ano-
uno es aBt d) erwarten, bae bic beborebenoe lan0e
Stsung bes @on9ree6 ocrSug6tpeiIe cine b6dt bepeg
te nno intere1Iante Ien tperoe.
Die ,gtaionaIs3ettut9" erfdeint Dcrldufs tp0hent
lid tit bcppeltem gReotnn, Scruat ;u Dem preiie oon
SO 90 per Sabr III gorausbesablung.
SO AID tn9tou, Den s 9Iu9uF 1845,
S. g. &leud'
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-08

Ccn IN Scbann Sriebrd 5recfe, ans rem an,t QBaas
~ W SC, Gcni8reib 9annpper
Serelt Fam IN lS43 1T Baltimore uno fat feitber ns
pcn fA boren lafTen.
s. S. Sree cntr feinen sesenarssH Muntbalt fennf
,rirt Sttten Nari4t sete sBrher beg otisen
@crbarb 0einrid) greeie,
care Of Mr.. Baldwin, Vernon, Jennings Co, Indiana
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-08
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etnnort tbre Srcunhe nno bas 8ar;e VuN[ifum hot f.
tastl1b IN 0ei0asperbinpuns ober partnrfbir
5oe Art nBerbeit miro au Steaans prompt tS III sr III
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9te S@9e 9tgcrt8e Se8f0ne wcrptn 3unft rrn t6nrn
anf 2ano 8ebat-9een9tn mctc ber9tci6cn QeqcnnSnSe
otpen pcg fpul tpenn e betuns artn nntm mir
1berjeu8 nn, baB c welt QQabrttp. nH tn
fer nno wpblfriltr ju faufe i'm @tanbc iub- " ''''
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-08
Neues 2Birtbsbaus
in SO offer 8apne @ountn Obio>
gum @di(e BON
~QS / [ } e [ N 6 e u

Der gnocsbenannte befnnbet hermit Ieine Greunbe
@6e Der eberty Stroee unb benz Martt-gierecfe, auf
Der ndditen sotte weftIid bonn Gourtbaule unb bon
Safe nnb ScneS's Stohr, frdg segenberI anqefanqen
etn 6fentlides @altbaus su baen, rpoeIbf er tets
berett ein tnro, etfenoe s,t perb, gSa9en ub Gue,
auf Die bette uno bequemte 9SeiIe su bepirtbeu ur6
feiner Seit6 ,ttts man9eln [alen tpirb nm ooemene
3ufrtebenb belt stt 9eben.
.Da 1etne @ebdulidteitcn mefeuS ner unc oerd,t.
mig, ietneGitde, Sd,enfe, SdlafStmmer uuo StoQuno
retdltd unbsmt benz beten oerfeben no lnb iberbieS
feline Nednun9en bilig ietn tperbcu, o erspartet er
olirdl prcnpe Seotenun9 nno pr9filti9e 9ufnerfau-
felt enen Gbe Der Dfenliden Gnnlt III perpieuen nb
erbalten. @bri Il. Sunfpr
gGooifer, Sbic, oft. Is, 1874 ll-b.s.
@r fdbrt iiber bies, we friter fort, feline G,rp
cerD tm9roB uno Getnoerfanf Sn betreben nnb tpirb
tdb freuen, feline &pnoen aud in oteem 3spei9e Al be4
btenen. o. ~
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-08
suferoerane Str Snpcriptipn auf eiue oeutfebe N2c
natsiArift, betitelt: 0''
SIS al hQ[lo''

OruG nb 9ertas pon s. H. 9eplnneter A,biobrp6;o a,o
Sbt9es gSerf entbalteno cine Gammluna bon tnte-
reanten SrSdblungen unb Icpeuen, galIaben mn N,.
manSen nenerer 3ei, erihent in n,onaIic1en Seffen
ocn 48 9roBen Sctaoeiten (eerccnfcrnat) NIT einen,
tarb9en llmidblas in correffeih Druf ano of pegem
aper gu benz dnBerf btGiscn preite BON 10 Gents ner
peft. aaspdrt9e abonncnten ertalten ben 9ausen
5atrSan9 y 0eftel aus mebr als 576 Seter bette
beno) fir Dolar III 9crauebesabluno tppbnrd has
etnselne peft aus 81 Gente fbmmt cnnerbolb ID Ta.
gen plro oae erife Seft erfhcnen. Oia ben @nlpfao
|oeifet6en cas Ndbere.- p'"'s
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-08
Sebueiber : G5e(tbdft.
0etGbDlaus Bour,
pe1lide Guscarapas etraBe, @anton 0bio.

weftli1e 2uscaratpas StraBe, Cation Sbic.
e adbt feinen Gunpen unp bcm pubtifum trmit er>
aESI sctaift 4nei8e bag rrb inner crtfaDrt ptcnse
anutes G5cta in alien eincn rerbicben 3petstn feine
altc Gtanbpnrett, III Oct pn Eusarawas Strase, Dem
uSransin oaufe' fdbras et9eniter, 3u tetretcr
@ee 1rbeit aaranrt mad Der benfen hb oalrbaftc>
n art, tnb ttcbreinelmmns NIT fer frateen bet>
loeer pon Seeu gore uab swttpSden paris (Sran
reid @tine Spin8unsn nD na ben Soften sritet mic
scm66nlieb.
Gerttg gemadte RIeioung,
Ea er tfets auf anp gum eerfaufu br tisen rttr
fur ga ar Ct I oher annebntare Sanptsrrettc
Canton, Set. IL, 1916. S9zt.p.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-08
Sine O}ob|mdble uno Sauerei 3u perFaufeu
(Gint aute 0e[ratnhtit.l

NNFEV VFGFYEHDtIT.J
Der ltnterf fhrie6ene bietet utter oen briaffeu ge
otn9un9en lno u ben balben gSertb, cine fcSre o,
eret nno cine Wablmibte, 9eegen in Sacfpn gourf5,
Start @otl,tD, Stto, nnb befannt unter benr Nonen
Weuobrccf Wta,' gum 8erfanf aue.--Die mible Iient
an enem nte feblenben Mafer, NIT % Tu8 san. unb
auft benahe ba6 9anSe Sabr btnburdb nit Sier gtei
uea Se If in enem gnten 3uQnno unb fann Gjef5df
te ttr Saueute usb Stnnoen Dcrritcn> uno icqt in,
Wttelpunft zines Der 1h6n(Fen Quubjfrtd5e fir o,er
i'm Staate> talbtpe9s sptfher MafTucn uno Sutton,
uno Weiten pom Sbbto @aua[. oN''
Die 8aneret ptrb enttpeoer gans pter atm Shp;r
nit Der Wtble Derfauft nno enttdl 200 9ter qnsoe|
@ ontsp nup tst - ssIn SSx Eso neroeerte 3uano
r oae 9idbere erfunoi0e man d euttpeber ouf Scn
'gase elbt ooer BET bent llntersetnetcn in palT[sm
WiafGQct /. N!9uff 1914. ~ .
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-08

sl$n ftf &Deobor !6u III III t, aus ben Sle8esunss.
teS'rt Mantter, QBeftrbaen
tlbe lanoste port8ts SaDr in 9eu Ocre tpoe CT ene
s Gus ao9pbner abettete bat ater eitbem feline &npe
sst @ Sen m ssebn uo etn unter3 bneter 8rueer mic aud
@r es Dor ipensen 2po6en ebnfaGs in pen Scr ct
n,, m n9 naniAen bnt finen Anfentbasur fl
pe wesbalb e ibn unb anbere bic RON INN ,niIt ntrn
p0Tat stueAsn, S1aebrdt selen 81 lai[en as, '
o-4 Sernbaro Gbepbcr 6umn1i, Buffalo.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-08
g nfnCtenIt fe.

geridjtet bon 6 n 10 unb g u e. te, @elomdtler,
AT ber Jicrb-Oft @de bon Waine rno 3ten ,GtraBe,
Cincinnati Sbtc.-
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-08
90 q 6 f + a a e n

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~ ltcn, ats GBtpetler bel 2aiferslautern Sbtin
balern. Oerfelfe III Sabre int $ante tn 9ofer anr
Spmtof Ut init Sinpern in Iiwa,leie ansefc,r,e,, uni
,ranDt lsbnli 9sa6rAt inter Der 4persfIe lpgfenr
Sannsr'" N'ilwanfee, 2Bisfpnfn zerr adm,
OHN ~ 8 bahn Nnnnem ma ob er, aus htu
~ Canton Scrn. SIT felt 1877 i'm saubt, Iesaer
ielher ptolcn Sen Batter oonben5 fetne rdbr ,rt
RID nmo Jafcb tefnon @ in Oiilwaufc no tpnleel, ebnih
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waufte, 21isfrn(n xerr. 5@4mt 5N'I '0''''
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-08

OEO itf So6, .9enrt4 sHblmann, aus qeitlase, G6,
re-. - ~ ml9telee oannoper ?-0erte fam ppr Sab,
M on. '" pe Sef St@aten nno foil @ na @onousfv Gpnntp
gpo seseee 9at.n no er ais 2aer artetee Sene bre;
Saneern tpdnfden ebnl9f Saar6t be, (ein stsn pSer
Die arprefTe tstiete su madben: SOB. oetnrtd
cutter, in piHsturs, pa. "a
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-08
Dunbar unD MeDer,
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Selue11 nno ScDaefer,
NOUDfQtcn unS sfen,tsop(cEytp+,
&puis @6dfer

sinO IN IN Der stnsslbnmns Der snrssruoens lit etort
ao Der Den 9SsefmGe bs{e s?ttes in pornerp gcrc
Iifum ttren Setfano lit oIen Observation-Disclosures
od1tunq6Uoll an. "'S"'"
Sfftce: Cite SItre wefflid bon srn. s,omfs
0cel uno 9eraoe 9e9enitber Dem 0rauflil1 Sors, in
@ontpn, Starf @r Sbtp. 's""0' !"
Lifdc,t. AUDI bic bcnt db uno fran,6 fif f'%ds %se
Sprad,e. Wv
SeofHaF 20. 1874. 3d. b y.
9ud benacbrtdti9t o6engenannterqonis eh6<
fer, baB er otS SfentIicbery1ptar anaceut it ssh.
nj d T. 70 pe anoere redts9dlttge Dpfumente, iu
Spradbe unter bttigcn scbtneurqe, ansfestiot ! Wv
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-08
W0nerbeil- l-Nnffa(t.

p erfrss!td9sr Nultae Der &altpaerturet, tpetr fA
oe Dese Anfat felt ihrem Beteben r6nen parf ,nb oas Inn.
mer m tuno Settn'e Sntere fur bas eteb fctrX rXnfaf.
ts pe reren ipseren erbreitns nb Austba bic ,,ntt.
smefte wobpa8en Soleen fit htn eunbbeits5uanb IN
pw pepeem orap erwartet meree Sebn mir bic erana(.
sa maeben. 9 9eiltarfe pieler &rantbe hte muir eur
%pshpun9 ets tattn Qars ereltmerben f5nnn Die aus.
seselnnet t6phe 'no sinre Sage pbppsturss bas fir
2saflerbet5wets prr5dse 38atr auserlte 9isfeit in M
ren8 Der Xnrtrtfet nb Ooente, Die pen lfetiie cit
Serem na9eren Aufl@tub ertGeilen. :"
Or. 6 b warb 9lGer
pDippsturs, Beaver Co., pa. pta l. Qrril 1916 O On
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-08
DferDe> unD Ntebz zMrAf,

Gr8 uno Die Sur rclcr ntr ltnttrnebmun,en in ptiarn
Sae tepnpers ptr &rahtbettn nnb ebretn Der Irte k
tannt tnp, seranlan bn Permitpcfe @adebem @ubtnm
set@nnt gu mas 'p eenleiben feine 9ienf in ieno neu
9as it3 fene Sennnts in bieen SaHspn n;dt st,, e
matlebcrep obr tpniS Snistette efrantt ina rem N,r
sllt aug Der etntt9e 5u nennS xbatfa rbelen ban r
terpen Steine Der 8lofe tsntten unh
tisber NOD tsta perb tep per n@tunpe operaion p:r
loren bat.
Sr ttpdnoelt aud, init GrfclS Die Gntsanbuns Der stnan
esen Gcoarmc, Ginsctpeic Der pfett obt Sh
eter az init oen fbmirrser, tnneren Guren os init be,
aefl'en Senifeite, an oenen @ eter Sesprbpt peruet
Oen rtnan1ten poblpet Pole Evil eurirt CT inssemen
baarbaft III "a 3epdbet. 0
Splt Gle ner Dicn tebirfen, tperten init Oct iloftt
ietntr StednunSen 9etptB sufricben fem.
l. ~ Or wobnt in Sadfonxaunbp, @tart g Gin eoNtis
iptfb BON 8erlin anb ein <anD f5Bt rn 9auann,s
08auerfp an. ~ .
Dug. 81. 1914. 30. Nbrobom 9isler.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-05-02
MARRIED.

Al tina Vermont House in this village, 18th ul.,
by Rev. A. Brown, Mr. Nehemiah Dunton, Jr, of
Phillipston, Mass TO Miss Almira Wellington of
Ashburnham, Mass.
At the Stage House in this village, oath ult., by
Henry Smith, Esq. Mr. Dorus Axtell of Northamp-
ton. 10 Miss Cordelia Weiherell of Chesterfield,
In Wilmington, April ID, by Rev NJ. d. Miller,
Mr. Ne man w. Smith OF Wilmington, 10 Miss
Harriet o. Smith Of Newburyport, Mass.
In Vernon, March ., by Lorenzo Brown, Esq,
Mr. VIM. l.. Elgar of Mortified, Mass TO Miss
Ruth Amelia Turner OF Keene, n. II.
In Bernardston, April %, by Rev r. F. Rogers,
Barnabas Snow, and Miss Julia l.. Burrows, both
Of BeTnardstoD.
In Bernardston, April l6, by Rev. !. Marcy, Mr.
Reuben Park, Jr, to Miss Marcia NJ Gray OF Ber-
nardston.
In Rutland, March 9th, Mr. Roswell E. Allen OF
Poultney, to Miss Hannah Clark OF Il.
At Vernon, by Cyrus Wsshburn, Esq, Mr. Aaron
Fuller, Jr, 10 Miss Sophia Smith, both of Deerfeld,
Mass.
AT the same place, by the same, Mr. Asa F.. Rich
ards Of New Salem, TO Miss Almira Stratton OF
Mortified, Mass.
At the same place, by the same, Mr. John w.
Gibbs to Miss Sophronia Thayer, both of Enfield
Mass.
And at the same place, by the same, Mr. Briant
Skinner 10 Miss Susan Fuller, both of Amherst,
Mass. April, lS45.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-05-02

VERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS RAILROAD.
This important line Of railroad, extending
from Fitchburg, in this state, TO Brattleboro',
in Vermont, may now be considered as fairly in
progress, although as yet no ground has been
broken. The stock, however, is subscribed,
and the first assessment paid in; a reconciliation
Of interests and a harmony Of action between
the directors and stockholders has been fully
effected, and the business is now advancing
with the most propitious prospects. Mr..
Croker Occupied several days of the last and
present weeks in going over the whole route,
from Fitchburg to Brattleboro', and we learn
that a high interest and a liberal spirit prevails
among the people and landholders in all the
towns. Wherever Mr.. Crocker went, the peo-
pie gathered together, almos without any no.
tice, and in Athol, Royalston, Winchendon
and Brattleboro', and other places, large meet
ings were held, and a very strong desire ex-
pressed for the immediate commencement of
the work. Some generous offers were made
ofland for the use OF the road, Tin one instance
the road way for three miles, in Athol, was lib
orally given TO the company,) and probably on
the whole route the ''land damages as they
are called, will be remarkably low. In fact,
there is reason why they should be low, as the
road is a very important one, extending through
a delightful country, Astounding in resources,
agricultural and mineral wealth, and is one
which will add greatly TO these, as well as to
the land in the neighborhood of which it will
pass. AT the present time, we repeat, the pros
poets of the company are highly favorable.
Bunker Hill aurora.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-05-02

An obstinate 'heretic" by the name Of Hoover a few
days since called the ~neophyte Roman Catholic, o. A.
Brownson, ga traitor to his country" for becoming
papist. Mr.. Brownson according to the approved
modes of "the church" in dealing with hcre,ics, made
a violent attack upon Mr.. Hoover, seized him by the
throat, pushed him against the stove, and finally threw
him to the hoor-Mr. Hoover making no resistance. Mr..
II. considers himself fortunate in not having been put
in to the fire, as many a "heretic' before him has been,
Mr.. Brownson has shown his fealty to the doctrines and
practices of 'the church, and doubtless will be reward.
ed for this testimonial to his devotion to the "true faith. ;"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-05-02
DIED,

DIED,
At Brookline, April rs, of inflammation on the
brain, Miss Sarah Elvira Stebbins, daughter of
Samuel Stebbins, Esq aged % years. Printers in
Massachusetts are requested &c.
In Worcester, Mass, Goth ult Lorenzo Darling,
formerly OF Chesterfield, n. H., aged IL.
In Bernardston, April %, Arvilla Y. Tyler,
daughter OF Mr. Geo. w. and Charlane Tyler, aged
0 years, 8 months and 6 days.
AT Saxton's River, W., on the 10th inst, of
Consumption, Mr. NJ E. Cobb, aged -.
Al Westminster, April 23d, Mr. Joseph Willard,
aged SO. Also, Mrs Lovina, wife of Mr. Calvin
Britton, aged 81.
In Worcester, on the 10Th ult, Miss Maria Allen,
eldest daughter of the Hon Charles Allen, aged 10.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-05-02

Popular LECTURES ON ScIEscE AND ART.-Cree-
ley & McElrath have commenced the publication, in
numbers, of DIR. Lardner's lectures on science and art,
delivered in the principal cities of the United statcs.-
These lectures have been highly popular. They are to
be completed in 10 numbers, printed on good type, and
copiously illustrated with engrayings on wood, at %
cents per number. We have received the first number,
which treats of the plurality of worlds the sun ecliP-
ses; the aurora borealis and electricity. The work
will undoubtedly be highly entertaining and very useful.
It is well printed, on good paper, with large type.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-05-02
Aggregate,

african Squadron.-The U. S. Frigate Ma
Gedonian, the flag ship of the African squadron,
arrived at New York on Sunday, by the way
Of St. Thomas. She is under the command Of
Com. NJ. C. Perry.
The ship of the line Columbus, now lying at
the Brooklyn Navy Yard, was put in commits
sion yesterday, and will sail about the 25th Of
May, to China, TO take out Alexander II. Ev-
erett, as the COMMISSIONS to that county,
The Columbus is placed under the command of
Capt. Wyman, who is now at the Astor House.
Commodore Biddle will sail in the Columbus,
as the commander Of the squadron. He is now
at the Brooklyn Mansion House. All the Off
GERS are ordered to report themselves on or be-
fore the 25th of May. A detachment Of u. S.
Marines, for the Columbus, from the Boston
station, arrived Friday morning, in charge OF
Lieut.. Waldron. Most Of the officers OF the
Columbus are now in hiscity.-N. Y. Express.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-05-02

VIRGINIA ELEcTIoS.-This election which took
place on the 24th ult. has resulted disastrously to the
Wings. We have but few of the details, but enough is
known to ensure a Loco majority in the Legislature,
the consequent rejection of John c. Rives as u. S
Senator for another term, and the defeat Of John NJ.
Bolts as Representative to Congress.
The Wings were divided upon the Texas question,
and in Richmond the Texas Wing candidate for As
sembly was elected over the anti Texas Wing by a
majority Of nearly 200.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-05-02
PHOENIX.

KNicKERBocKER.-This magazine for May has an
%uncommonly rich table of contents. The sketch ofEx-
President Lamar of Texas, is highly interesting. "A
Pioneer Sketch" is to the life, and admirably drawn.
"Ned Buntline' has one of his racy sketches that are
the admired of all readers.
The publishers announce that as the postage is to be
reduced after July, they will furnish mail subscribers
with the work free of postage, for the subscription price
of the work, $500.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-05-02

SOMETHING NEw.-There was quite a rush in
our village last Wednesday, on the arrival of the
British Mail, for the first time, on its way from
Boston to Montreal. 1t was a most ponderous con-
Germ, weighing over three tons, and accompanied
by a guard for its protection. The mail left Bos-
ton on Tuesday morning and probably arrived in
Montreal on Thursday morning, traversing the
whole route from Boston to Montreal, a distance of
800 miles, in the short space of two days, in the
worst season of The year. Over one hundred horses
were employed in transporting the mail from Con-
cord TO Burlington. The mail will be carried
through this route previous to the departure, and
on the arrival of the British steamers at Boston
Green Mountain Freeman.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-05-02

COLUMBIAN MAGAzINE.-The Columbian for May
opens with a gerry pretty story, Nancy" by Fanny
Forester. This is followed up by Tales, Essays, and
Poetry in delightful alienation Tuckerman keeps up
his series of articles on the Poets. Collins, the poet of
Frhc Passions, is the subject of the present sketch.
Mrs Sigourney, Mrs Frances S. osgood, Mr. Robert A.
West, and others, contribute to the Poetical department.
'The Wedding and the Idle Tenant are the embel-
lishments. The last is particularly well done.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-05-02

Commissioner at the Sandtoieh Hlands.-We learn
from the Chicago Democrat, that Anthony Ten Eyck,
Of Michigan, we presume, has been appointed Commits
eioner TO the Sandwich Islands. Mr. Brown, the pres
ent Commissioner, will of course be recalled. We al
so learn from the same source that Lucius Lyon, late
member Of Congress from Michigan, has been appoint
ed Surveyor General for Ohio, Indiana and Michigan,
and that the Office has been transferred from Cincinnati
to Detroit=Auas
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-05-02

90 We learn that Prof. Adams, the State
Geologist, has appointed, with the appreciation
of his Excellency the Governor, Rev. Zadoc
Thompson of Burlington, Prof e. S. Carr Of
Castleton, Rev. S. r. Hall of Crallsbury, and
DR.. S. P. Lathrop, of Middlebury, as assistants
in the Geological Survey of the State GALAXY.
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Important Naval .Movement.-The feet FOR
The Gulf of Mexico has probably sailed from
Norfolk. We learn from the Norfolk Herald
of the 25th inst. that Com. Stockton arrived
there that morning from Washing tom, and that
the squadron was to leave early the next NOR
hing, with sealed orders.
The feet consists OF the
Steamer Princeton, 10 guns.
Sloop-of-war Saratoga, 20
Sloop-ofwar ST. Mary, 30
Brig Porpoise, 10
Total, 60 Z"
This squadron will probably cooperate with
that already in the Gulf, viz:
Frigate Potomac, IA guns.
Sloop-oi-war Vincennes, 90
Sloop-of-war Falmouth, 90 4"
Brig Somers, 10
Total, 81
As above, 60
Aggregate, l54
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WANTED.

A good common WORK HORSE, for
"A which cash will be paid, at the Vermont
Asylum. Apply TO
w. H. ROCKWELL:
BrattIebofo, April 80. SO
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uThe committee of the Louisiana Legislature
appointed 10 investigate the Plaquemine frauds
have reported in favor of impeaching the Parish
Judge.
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Extract o! a letter from the City Of Mexico
dated 25th March.
The government has issued orders for the
defence Of the ports, fortresses, &C., and it is
acknowledged that if Texas does not comply
with their last request, the war will be openly
declared.
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II a u Y

vTnD Ladies' Of tire UniversalisI socipty in this
Il village, will give a Tea Party at the House Of
their Pastor, on
WEDNESDAY EVENLNG OF NEXT REEK.
The entertainment will be preceded by exercises
at the church, consisting Of three or four brief Ad-
dresses from Clergymen to be present, and two
original Hymns, composed and set to Music ex-
pressly for the occasion, with some few selections,
10 be sung by the choir. The proceeds of this en-
teriainment are 10 be devoted TO the purchase of
aSUNDAY SCHOOL LIBRARY. An invitation
is very respectfully extended to all who may feel
friendly TO such an enterprise. The utility of the
new Post Office Regulations, will be tested the last
of the evening, which will afford a scene of amuse-
ment and instruction TO all who may wish TO parti-
ciPate therein.
The exercises will commence at the Church
precisely at Z and al the House al 8 P. NJ.
Tickets Of admission TO the Tables, 25 cts.
per couple,
Per request of Committee.
Brattleboro, April %, lS45.
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The Washington correspondent of

INt w doHTIgVUH CUIICoPUHucHt Ut tHO
Journal Of Commerce says:
"The Cabinet was called together at eight
O'Clock on Wednesday night, and remained a
long time in session. Nothing has transpired
as TO the views of the Administration on the
subject, and il is not believed that any cores
pondence of moment has passed between the
British minister and the Secretary of State in
relation TO it, since the formation of the Cabi-
net"
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A FEW dozen more of gents Scarfs, direct
N from the celebrated mandatory Of
Strickland, Clapp & Hale, Hartford, c., just
received by
P. R. CHANDLER & co.
Putney, April &C, Isd5. Sc