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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15
Load ELLEN BOROUGH
q EoR0E w ,,

WAsHINcToN.n
The history Of the box may be told in
a very lew words. 1t appears tnat Lord
Peterborough had n brother, who arrived
IN inns country soon after the close Of the
Revolutionary war. He took up his res.
idence frs, in Philadelphia, and after.
wards in Washington. subsequently. he
was taken i'll, and died in this country.
During his illness, il is said, the kindesi
attentions Of General Washington were
protiered and accepted, and, after his
aenth, the body was carefully preserved
oy Zen. Washing;on's orders, until il was
SEM Tor, TO DO conveyed 10. Enyland.
lord Peterborough was filed with re-
gret at the Intelligence OF lis brothers
death. aud adopted all means 10 ascertain
the extent Of his sufferings, and wha,
attention he had received. Learning.
through various sources, the kindness
which had been extended 10 his deceased
brother by Gen. Washing on, he caused
the snuffhox to be made and sent TO him.
with many expressions Of gratitude.
The box descended To some Of Washing
tons heirs, and passed through several
hands, by which its history is fully and
au;hentically traced. until il came in DOS,
session OF an aged widow lady, residing
in Virginia. At a time when the Coloni,
zalion Society was making grea, efforts
to iiberate the slaves of This country, and
transmit them 10 Africa, this old lady
came forward and presented the society
WIN the box. desiring that il might be
sold to some members Of the Society. and
me avai's appropriated to their obiec,s.
This was done, The box bringing between
three and four hundred dollars. II was
bought by an eminent Judge Of Connect
lcu'' at The suggestion Of the Rev. Waller
Cotton. who was at the time scling in
some official capacity in the Colonization
Society The box is still the of
the original purchaser, ard as il i a mat.
ter OF great curiosity. we shall take pleas.
ure in affording any of our friends a
pinch OF snuff from 1t, who have a desire
TO examine il, and will take The trouble to
call at our Office where il Ia be seen. =
". Y. Emporium.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15
TERRIBLE
The Madison Banner NJ Tho OIL h.

'iSoh banner OF the 0Ib, bring,
mol following painful intelligence:
Ashocking accident occurred vo.,
morning about sixteen miles h.Ion, 10
place, on boa I'd the steamer Io.os '"iS
on net way up. Owing 10 some d. Cec,
OF Expulsion took place, and y m r, of .ho
y"eine was driven with tire mendous lorc.
"''ough the cabin deck into one NJ ~
s'"'e rooms, passing thence tbrou,b ill.,
hurricane deck and disappearance IN -.
sSer' a gentleman, through Swbn,a"
The steam and a oort;on - IL
machinery passed, was ~dreadGIv sca,Jad
ON arms, rom the shoulder blades
were completely fla cd-rbe feet in ,hn
same coHJI rIn, and the face and noel a.
extensively injured. On arrivina -, 49,
"hlf', ms services Of Doctor DIsvids,n
were immediately procured, End eyer
'h'ng lone that skill aud attention could
90 relieve the sufferer. The psssen.
GER captain and clerk Of The Josenhine
were Kindly attentive 10 The unG,tuo,,'
man ne was removal 10 the Wasbino
'op ii''ei' anu received viii, the chm ,,c
,e,,s'ic generosity and sympathy nj Al,
"~"hefs, the host Of tina, hons, ~.
name oi the man is James Ellis. res;d,.n.
nHeghany county, Pennsylvania-on M.
way home from Tennessee. ST..
hoPesare entertained, that by Inc skJtaG
treatment Of his phJ stefan. uad the ki,J'
ness OF hrs nurses, he may ultimately re,
b. Jus: ms our paper is going :,
press we learn that Mr.. Ellis has 6rooibod
his last! ''0"'neo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15

THRILLING SCENE In F,.nk.
lori, on The banks of The Penobsco,. in
Maine, a gentleman lost his wife nv death
Three days after her in,erment he had
So me business wi b a young physician Of
'ho' town. Calling at his house. he was
informed that the doctor had zone on,
Out would soon return. lie concluded ~
wni'' and TO pass the time more apreeablv
us he thought, went into the Young phy.
sicIan's studio, and there he found n SIN.
dent with scaIpel in hand in the act ri
dissectIng a dead body. fIe started back
az hrs' view, as people generally do when
suuoeLly coming into tho presence of the
dead Recovering from his surprise. he
stepped toward the corpse which The stu
Dent was cutting, and, horror of horrors.
found the dead body to be thu, Of his wife
buried three DAYS Sefore. Ills FEELINGS
may be imagined, but cannot be deserts
b'd. The husb1nd immediately took 10,
gal measures against both student and
DOCTOR. They were examined and hound
over to answer for the crime Of CARVING
away and ~dissoclipg dead bodies.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15
POWER or ELooUENcE-- IT,

eloquencc Of the celebrated Whitfield. !,
5 SaIu' was at times irresistible, The
accomplished skepiic, Chesterfield, was
present. when this P"pulor preacher pre-,
scnieu The voiary of sin under the iInre
OF a blind beggar, led by a little dog; the
dog had broken his string; tie blind crip
pie, win his staff between both hands
CROPPED his way unconscious 10 The side OF
a prccIPice' As he felt along with hi.
stan, u dropped down the descent. too
oeep to SEND back an echo. fe lbou,h
:, on the ground, and bending forward.
took one careful step TO recover it,. But
nc trod on vacancy, poised for a momen
ana as no fell headlOng, Chesterfield s2ranp
rom hts sea', exclaiming, by Heaven,
he IS gone"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15
NEW YORK

,,u.. THURSDAY. April 10.
OIL SO. "eaks u
CoTroN--Thcre is q little concession on N. n,,,
Of sellers md q decline Of 4c has been submi,,,d
fLouR-sales Of Gensss.s has been mads a,
s4.69. which is a slight fall; s4,75 n, IN. o.I;n~
Ffice 'or western. but The morke, is very dull.
"aAiS-,Corn is arriving pretty freely the mar.
. " s,eaoy a' 4oAaSc. Rye 10. Oats 3la32.
PRovfsioNs--Potk old Ohio. /, ,oIIin, a, sIo xo
Tor Mess, and $3.50 for Prime. Tho make, e.,
Beef is fully sustained. ~ w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15
SOMETHING TOI.Aucu .r

SOMETHING ToLAUGH AT
cough tells an onecdote Of a Gnio
W cas-: who was very much encoso
IN inc temperance cause, but VIII
same time had rather more zeal III, tne
uom' Her father and mofber. h,o.IsS
a1d SISTERS had all signed rbs ned 80 "eS
she didn't know who in the World, an"
One day her mother ,vos ge.
work abou; the house whoa V,us
- sIfi came IN, putting aad blowing
,vh", 'Io "1a caf under her arm. 'Why'
MI 10 inc world are you going TO do
on;n ,ne calf asked her mother. i'm
W. : make her sign tho pledge mother
sso,. eIl 'ee,olaIlefs now but her. md
Is;J So'ng 20 De one 100. So saying, she
,% a ? edge on The table, put a pen -
'"e ce's paw, and guided it so as ,o n,aLo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15
NEWsP ,pER ENTrppp,c,

NEWSP tPER ENTERPRISE Wa
fnd in he New York Tribune of Tuss.
day morning returns OF the election ned
IN Connsclicul on the previous day. which
embrace nearly the whole OF tho Stale
The news was received at his Office he
Express. and The manner in which The
'hIng was accomplished is thus stated:
oor Express, (hr. Enoch WardA with
returns OF the Connecticut Election. left
New-liaven last evening, in a lipb I solkv
AZ 90 minutes before ten O'Clock, HAVING
oeen detained 80 minutes by the non>a,r,1,
val OF The Express locomotive from HJa,,.
iord' Tie reached SIomford-4O miIs.
from New Haven lin 9 hours us,s II
commenced showing, and the night w,s
so exceedingly dark that he could no, len
vel without much risk. lie keat on hoo.
ever WIN commendable zeal, Determined
no' 10 be conquered by any ordinary oh
s'aGieS, Just this side VI New Rochelle
anu while descending a bill, he had The
misfortune to run upon a horse which ,oas
apparently standing still in the road Tn
nurse was mounted by a man who mu.,
rae Ueen asleep; otherwise no wonjd
nave got oa' Of The way, The bress, ofI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15

the horse came in contact with the su,kv
between the wheek and the shaft. The
effect Of the concession was 10 break the
wheel OF the sulky by wrenching out
nearly all the spokss. The night vas so
dark that nothing whatever could be seen,
aud II is not known whether the horse of
The Stranger received any material inia>
~. Mr.. Ward then took the harness from
his horse, mounted him wihou, n saddle.
and came on TO the City. a distance Of II
miles, arriving nj 5 o'clock.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15
We learn from the K,n,w,, p.nnhlc,n In,

we learn from The Kanawha Republican. thai a
new stefan Of gas has been sitnck by the sal,
manufacturer there. which is very powerful
forcing up n column 10 The height nj one hundred
iest above The ground. II says that there is 20,
cao"gh ia cne of these currents TO light all The cities
IN The uni"n. Que of ihcm iok Ere n few day,
since. and did 81 me considerable damage before i
could be subiued.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15

TEA SALE The New YORK Express OF Wed.
n'sday 'ays-"rhe ieos from snip Mon,nuk were
sold this m'rnios by auction. md are ihs frs, 6pe
'ea' Offered for which very fair price. were ob,ained.
The low and medium grades oil Greens sold full
iva cents higher ihon the last sale. and the markc
may he suo,ed es well sustained. n no, a ANAL
advance.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15
wAsnINGTON'S SNUFF BON.

: We have in our possession, at this time,
a large gold snuff box, which was once
the property ofGeneral Wa shinston, il is
made Ut very fine gold, richly chased and
ornamented on all sides, and bears evi.
dence OF the taste Of the age IN which il
was constructed. Upon the inside OF the
lid, the following inscription is engraved
This Box WAS Presented
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15
GOLDEN HlNrTo TRADEsurN

"A maj OF the world who keeps an ear.
ly-purhhouse in Touenham court rod
assures us he hes nv ided serving on in.
ries 10y the following simple merbod. IJo
lent tie beadle who came with a sum
mons five years ago the sum Of five sb;I.
IinGs, and, strange to say, he ha, ueys,
seen him since.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15

~ Me'hod'st preacher, whose nnme wo
believe, was Twmp, a,temn,cd =" 1"e
a rape on a liulc girl about .is 80" 10y
Iwn WIZ on 'he NtchaiaIIys, la sbomI
,"J "esH' since lie vas caught, tarred
80, 'eIe"' folc Oh a rail, and then
gui ~ a cane aud turned adrih in r6s
b'y"n without oars or paddles Of an,
tnJ 'Safysd bin nghi'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15


The dismal swamp is on fire, and the
dry weather. Of which we have had an
uncommonly long season, having absor>
bed and evapora'ed the water and reduced
lie sPongy earth aud It's incumbent coat
vi docayed vegetation 10 the consistency
OF finder, the fire RACES furIousIy. i
commenced on the high land in the vein
The Dismal Swamp Land Company's
depot, near Suffolk. and. descending into
The Swamp, swe t along both sides Of ,he;r
Canal to Lake Drummon1. destroying all
their shingles and a large quantity oriire.
wood belonging to individuals. Ii crossed
the line Of the railroad at a place where
- ~ up oy Inc roads side, in the
c. nsuming OF which a sufficient heat WINS
created 10 communicate The fire to the stills
oil the railroad. which would have been
considerably injured but for the timely
arrival OF the cars, when The hands of The
tram set to work and exlinguisbed the
hre. The fire is still raging, and il is inn
possible 10 estimate the amount of DAMAGE
II may cause in the destruction of umber
hrewood and timber.-NorfoM Herald.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15

NEW MISSION To SOUTH
converted Spanish Monk, S,sn"r Ramca Monisal.
~s'ge. s aea"i 10 proceed as q missionary to Siurh
A'neries' in'dsf tia auspices Of The Fore e. Evan.
gelicsl sucioly VI New York city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15
ANOTHER AMERICAN COMEDY

The New Yolk Herald says: Park
benjamin is busy writing a C~omedy.-
P"rk was n Of the audience Ina, vii.
messed the first representation Of Mrs.
howelrs new play. What do yeu lhinL
OF w somebody asked Park as he s,ood
~ The lobby, while The loud plaudits wei
rang throughout The house. II can u;;,o
a better Tor the same money" said Park
Go at It" exclaimed D%inneford and SO
our amlablc friend is now hard At WORT
and we are very much inclined 10 believe
'ha' MS labor will be quite produe!iyo.r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15

Inc ssamsr Josephine burs. a boiler
on the 9Th inst. about l6 miles below
Madison, la. by which one man. Mr.. Ell
rs, OF Allegheny Co. Pa /, was killed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15
BALTIMORE PRICES CURRENT.

FRIDAY EVENING. ArRiL III.
BEEswAx-Som sales Of yellow Beeswox In thu.
course Of The week ai 80 cents per To-.
CATTLE--Supplies of Beef Cattle continue To-
come ~ freely. The sales were chiefly o, 50 30, rs.
per ioo lbs on the hooi. equal to s4aS6,25 net a. in
quality.
CoTreN-~we note sales Of several parcels Of
op'anu a'otao4 cts. cash and on time. ard n small
'o' OF m'dd';ng fair Mobile al "a CTS. 6 months.
Howard STREET FiouR--Thero has been . mod. -
crate lair demand Tor Howard street Flour throughout,
me week. and the sales Of good mixed standard
orond' have been unifurm from store a, "a so. .t
which we qIo,e the article 10 day with sales. The
last settlements for receipts by cars were Ct e4.37S.
CLovEa-sEED--No sales OF importance. Smair0
parcels gro selling at retail ii 80 50.s4 irsr bushelA
ior good 10 prime quality.
FLAx-sEEp-Sone sales have been made in the
81 25.
TiMorHr sErD--Some sales OF reiail at 90 pes
bushel.
MADDER-Sales II cts.
PRovrsIoSs BsJ and Pork-Tt ere has been.
some inquiry for Pork in the course Of The week bur
20 isr no sales OF importance ha va taken place. Meas
Is held al sl3 md Prime Q, Sll. A sale of25 brlu
prime was mnds al Sll. and anoihcr small parcel
was so'd al SlO.623 cash. Our quotations remain
unchanged.
BAcoN--The den and for Bacon Of primo quality
coniinuts very lively, and The sales ere about equal
10 The receipts We quote as before Western sssor-
'ed al Z cents Sides al Z cents Shoulders al 6
cents ond Hams at Ss9 cts. Sales Of 1900 verv
prime small lioms in Tho coursc OF the week Of q
cents. and one 10, Of 100 very superior city cured
was taken al 10 cts. We note q sale also OF IS
hlds Western Sides 20 arrive OF 7c. Some GOOD
heavy Western Hams have heen sold in The week
al D cts. but the sales nre chiefly a, 81 cts. A 10, Of
Az. OOO lbs Pork in bulk, consisting Of Hams.
shoulders and sides. was taken yesterday for smoking
al The following rates. VIZ Hams at 81 cents. Sidey
aI 6 cents aud shoulders Of S cents, with two Der
cent OF.
LARD-The price Of Lard has advanced This
week. end Gales have betn made 10 some extent.
On Saturday lest semo transactions in Western No
l IN kegs took place at s cents and on Monday
further sales wers made nj u cents. Since ihsn We
note one solo Of 300 Kegs very prime a, 81 cents
cash. and The samc price was refused for ano,hsr lot.
TosAcco-The receipts have increased this week.
and The assortment in market holds out strong
indncemenis for shippers 10 purchase. The average
OF Tho sales Of Ohio is about Is .50as6. Tho
inspections of The week nre 90S hhds MARYLAND.
569 hhds Ohio. and 40 hhds Ken,ucky-ivtail538
hhds.l
WAGON FREIGuTs--Tho rate from Cumberland
TO Wheeling is 6sa cents per 100 lbs.
From Cumberland 10 Brownsville The rate 10 now
4S cents. and from Bruwnsville To Pittsburgh 10
cents por 100 lis. The charges on The Baltimore
aud Ohio Rail Road from this city 10 Cumberland
are as follow, viz: Coffee and manufactured Tobacco
25 GEMS per 100 lbs. nnd Groceries, Dry Goods and
oiher merchandise generally Sc por 100 lbs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15
CINCINNATI MARKrr A.,

fLouR--A sale yesterday OF 1900 brls Civ Mil.
ior MAINE and q Market. Of 1868 delivered. A
sale OF 100 do nj $40 delivered. Al Cam, eel.
of35 brls at 3.65 clear.
PRovIsioNs--Sales Of SO brls primo Po,L -,
1915 per brl: 30 do Of 10: $50 KEGS w. , :.
DC . 3d. 20. 20 and Is hhds Bacon sides =, G..
casks extra; and IS hhds shoulders al Sc, co.I.
extIn. w eo'As
W~HIsKy-Salcs OF River Of 70 and III b,,. =,
io4e per gaIlet; ii Canal. 20 brls q, Isac. and 0sI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15

NEVER YlELD.--Never yield to dis.
courag'ng circumstances, if you can DOS
sio'y help it. IL your prospects are dis.
couragIng, don't look sad and relax Won r
efforts. What is tho use TO Sc, down and
weep at The misf"rtunes Of Ii Te2 Up again
anu 20 al II; and Tail again If you can't do
better; but don't stop TO cry, Suffer vony
sorrowlul feelings to gam the ascendencv
and you will grow morose, our crabb.d
ana snow your teeth, and snap al your
oest friends. Who will assist you? Who
WIZ not PISS you BY, and cry, Let him
alonc!' mn
MAKE the best of every Thing. Be a
true Philcs 'pher, and take life as !, comes,
WIN a storm ,o-day. and a sun 10 morrow
men you VIII succeed-ihere is no ques.
'ion oil u. you must succeed, where +, b,ns.
ands fail who lack courage, and Weld ,o
. hrst breath Of adyersity.--Poytland
Tribune,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-15
feet 3 in wafer in The channel. Falling.
oHrsoTGwHE WHEELING,

EW GOODS " r HoRNBRoOK h.,a
- JnS' reed two cases Of Fancy Goods ar
rey are now opening. Call and soc Them p,,1
'Icnlafs 10 morrow. ~ ."-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-08-21
RAII.EY9S.

The Original and only GENUINE MAGICAL PAIN EXTRAC-
TOR the wonder and blessing of the age hundred fold cheaper
and superior all other compounds Fame from million tongues
says neSt the Bible let be prized eff cost 800 box
would keep constantly house, hold Indispensable
stopped by it, and of Bruised swollen broken strained stung poi
sOned cut jamed otherwise wounded pars and
1t unes broken limbs RAPIDLY, cures the
eyes CONSUMPTION inflammation and panfuness of the bowels
indeed ALL internal and external soreness bronchitis and spinal in
jures in truth, whether Man Beast be suffering like miracle
cures
The renovatng and bamy influence of this woodworking
is fast extending itself into every of this intelligent
tnen Look into the splendid Mansion and the fair daughters
within its precincts will say, 1--WE much its touch >
footsteps towards the humble cottage and the ten
der mother will bless its soothing add and the prudent husband
will confess he has lost cows udde gelded lamb
pig calf colt had CALLED houdered horse lost his labor by
hurts strains since he has used it, For the host Of diseases
for which this mighty salve prominently beneficial and for
history Of the forgeres upon it, pamphlets of Agents If
Daley be written each box cOored ink, with PEN
pOsons you buy.
For sale at LOG Nassau door above Ann, and al Mrs Hays
| 1879 Fulton st. Brooklyn.
The genuine by tho following AGENTS. r REpTIELn
Montpelier; A. Cleaveand, Brookfeld l.. Hobart Co., Yves
Pratt Post Mills G. w Prcbard Son, Bradford A. T. Bar
croft Panfed; NJ Wires, Cambridge; H. S. Camp stowe;
Iandon Co., Wllison Goss lutchins Waterbury, j. Saw
1 yer, Moretown Cushman Il Flint, Waren Waterman & Cad!
orsvlei r. Smith, Ludlow; F. Childs, Wilmington; Brigl
Price Rochester, r. Nevens, Royaon G. r. Mouton, Rrd
water II. N. Smith, Bethel
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-08-21

TYDROPArHY! In view of the many astonishing
Cures that have of late been effected, both in this
country Europe by the simple application of cold
in some all of the various forms in which it applied
to the human system, and believing it to be, only
preventive but, when systematically applied, to possess
sufficient efficacy alleviate, and in to effect
permanent of the greater part of the diseases to
which the human system is liable Especially is it benef
cia in most debility and disease off chronic kind
such rheumatism, spinal irritation palpitaon of the
heart, indigestion and the many ills often connected with
and resulting from the same, and also in all those aec
tons of the lungs tending to consumption, is particu
larIy desirable)
suitable building has been erected short distance
from this village, and furnished for the accommodation
ladies and gentlemen, where they take the common
Bath, the shower Bath, and the Douche, in separate
rooms One part of the building is neatly fitted up
pressy for the accommodation of ladies'.
Those wishing to make Of the Baths for the cure
diseases, in any way benefng their health,
csve instructions in the Of them by calling the Of
fee of DR.. r. Kibourn Mr., Collins Drug Store
and receive tickets for admission Also tickets may b,
obtained of Dea Pitkin who will furnish a suitable at
tendant.
Single tickets IL Ia cents A ticket for 16 admis
sions, one dollar. Families accommo dated reason
al lie terms.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-08-21

Military Movements in Teras.-The Wash
ington Union, in contradiction of certain reports
which have been started says
"Our troops are not to be withdrawn from
Texas. On the contrary we expect to hear by
the next arrival, that Gen. Taylor has advanced
to Corpus Christi with his infantry, and perhaps
penetrated the country further from the guilt
coast; and that Col. Twiggs with his dragons,
has advanced through Austin, further west, to
the vicinity perhaps ofthe Alamo.
Instead of Withdrawing our troops from the
territory they may occupy, we should not be
surprised to see more extensive precautionary
arrangements made for calling upon the Texans
themselves, if necessary, to cooperate with our
regular troops in the defence of their territory
TRooPs FOR TExAs.--A slip from the office
ofthe Norfolk Beacon says that the two compa-
MES of United States troops of Fortress Monroe,
have been ordered to Texas Immediately. They
are to be conveyed by the United States steamer
Col. Harvey, now at Norfolk.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-08-21
MD" va lei MM %

In St. Johnsbnry, July 25h, Sarah Ann, youngest
daughter of Mr. Horace Huntoon She was of the age O.
IL years Though young she gave pleasing evidence OF
having committed her all to the Rsdeemer, and died in
hope of blssfu Immortality In His presence.
Sleep sweely on, thou dearest one,
Till times Iaet lido shall sOp It's flow;
And eternity rolls on,
Bright and more bright thy being grow.
Thy memory lives; ah, ask not where:
Our hears-our hearts! lis there-'tis hers"
In Lyndon, on the 9th inst, Dea. Bal Goode, aged
So years, formerly of Westminster.
In St Johnsbury Aug Is, Mr. Sergeant Bagley, aged
65 years.
In Stow, 9th inst, Mrs Casa Moody, wife of Oliver
Moody if. She left two infants, but few days old, anG
child about years old, to the sole of deeply a
Aiced husband
In South STAFFORD, Aug. 9Th, Mrs Margery
wife Of David Morrill,, Esq, aged 40.
In Woodstock, 9Th inst, Eunice Emily, wife o.
Edwin Hutchinson, Esq, aged So.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-08-21

A Worn TO YOU'VE BADlEs..- Well, young la
dies, how many you design to be benefited by
the instruction given in Montpelier Academy next
term9 Scholars who place themselves tIcre with
the desire Of improvement will greatly Benefit
tied. sThe teacher has acquiltea8 himself ewith
honor, as good judges testify;qnd the house has
been recently fitted up in good style Now please
remember that an igsefant young lady in 1S45 Is
"a disgrace to herself and her sex, and may with
Justice be looked dolon upon. PIP. S.
August 49, 20