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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-07

Vegetable Universal PILLS, are "a
strengthening PHrgativc and IN
PURIFYING TONIC.


'EtHE hopes of the American Agents arc far
. ,han carzrd by The or Dt LIZ ROYs vcrc
table Universal rson his ode Of the Ahiuiie Never dd
dieine sprung such immediate popularity In les than Three
month. gt thousand boxes have been disposed Of aud
cstcs Of performed ty ihcn received from
hundred Icin The cues cuhaerd graf numrf nj dsca'r
but ho-, which pcd'mnated Bilious Fever Cote H'biua
cosVr'r's, yseurry, lo- NJ Npp,ir fl"rrc Worms ani
L"wnrs NJ Spirits ~ Iritous VIII" take them aE'r that ihei
are 1r superior io every other medicine thry u ne IN suc
The cn'ry, and he ccncy of % ACTON Tor though they pre-
due neither gnpe or haur Thy act uF7H the ste,ioH' ~ b
great drccincsa force and adN and pufEuve haze Moth
ing to o. desired Bu their peculiar excellence, sui That
Nheh o'nFus"s lh'm nom aH oihct pufga'rs o. that "t
optm'on b. owci ~ action. Their unuyaIcd rutinE
ami rugat ror critics for which hey ndcbc ie
"i N at nni "lh'f BENG controlled ~ ihrf hf
~ tnc ,up"s t"ryci ff'm c extract of Wh Cherry. thy 80
n" 'anth t-rrvc ofsu1 la-7n ne hr mode % o,cm
nH with Other cnh1tra hH no tH eonay strengthen Them
action Thus an ot.r puratvr medicines TIfIce
Subsequent cov,nrf and hnres ~ u' gastric juice"
w lr hoys Poll aNr ~ hc MACHINERY OF The sysiem iu Of life
md activity. anil &C. bowels open AMI natural "cnrc,
W Gu csrman h, tr only active rurg1iyc which can
recommend -ih U6icurr. 1ni without alarm "r tiy
nothing lut Whit ought tt sluyrdnr rr r1rE.
o-elspu 71tlr rhiatonan tt ll~ bowel oreu
1ui Vrorou. Tot is rtcaNuu oi lh w. hoi ihstlr
which sp,ld isr hr hsuisf
npfv rlmc- mnru'nrss' IN Their ruuicaou o ur tiuod
rfr they uny sflui 1t rr unrv1'i but h fs
desire. They rur. tr formation of bod b.
removing 100 mrufura on Coo pr ~ which The booi form
ed ans no5rovcr 49, cu ty trnns md Strengthening the
digestive orrana % 70. Co., De- Oh. rtut. matter ~ m
au ut ihty rny Co., blood arraIy boz
cutton aud never cFeifon until BE- cnrN nc ion
cvsry nov on. rs,t and he and veo-. Tr won
d,ru Of IT, - Boys rs rner cf The blood feui
r. tbr w. ts m tnown ruers De- .-ass ~ ttc IN
fact ~ powerful 10 trsr hath, tnfsn che vsi dud uat
ritrf a. uy o. aH,t 1' coon re- @ io a rfsnns tas "a
heu s,,s cvdl... . af hrufnl 1prr11rs 100 This
spes by ihr bsl'nr ~ arl the c''.~'s q &c. com
rction ihcj 6s strIrg d1w OFF arll arifa come
qucnce that only ODE cf pare t'L wth'u which
there De- c0rn,u Co., human rrCu fru
Am'crn Agents wCuii confidently 49, li tr irai Of snfe
bof ~ rr 60 TO obtain rfron The lckuwictr
mnt that ~ ~ Rny's NCtf,rbt tnv,fa rs n any Dr.
sevng Of e which bavc b,ea - brta 'ud IMAM
moy 'howrtci on b,n on bosh 'i,' e Mante' u''l sf
vituss are hrFoni ~ pa
ruer IS PEI boz Tor sl r Richmond vh,e,is ,rd rcn
s Nss,'s 'gya fuT'eh tayncr Wooi s'"uc't rc'e ~
ta'mVfe BY ". " tnPp. o. and ~ prurgrU Fracnry
Inl s-Gn
N"NER sEEu-A prime aricic ec.v,dsri too s,sty
~ NH 10 WI LIAM Palmer
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-07
NJ. CLARKE, LOTTERY VEN
DEK. Richmond. Va.

ObEk- hfchuf0nu. va.
rVNHE attention OF the Public IL requested 10
u hr follow Lotteries NAV Is47
under III, management OF J W. Maury Co. G.
Gregory A. co
ALEXANDRIA Class Is, for Isi7-o IN AleJanda
saturday May
PnLe Of. ,....... $4,000 I.do.............. aero
/. .do............. 1900 ............. 1000
l. .do.............. 1000 5O.do.............. 500
Tickets 10, halves ;, qrs 50.
ONE OF THE MOST BRILLIANT SCHEMES EVER DRAWN
IN THE 4. :.
ALEXANDRIA Gas g. for IsiT to BE drawn 10 Aerandra
May Isth.
Grand Prize Of 500 600. $50
~ Spebdi Prizes each nf 10 100000
20 BrAan'' Do. 60. 5 OoO-.. 100000
do .of 1900. aud 1855 of..........
Whole Tickets $40 halves 10 qrs S.
$4,000. $4,000. 10000
ALEXANDRIA Gas. &c, for Is47 drawn AIemndna
May %. Is47.
90 Number Lottery Numbers in each Package Of
90 Tickets. CAFTTALs-i grand Carral Of
$4,000. .Whole Tickets. ...........sli
Of. lis OO0. Halves. .................75U
Of. ...lOOnO. .............575
Besides numerous others send orders
nE the cash wish chances in the above
'prndd sehemes-Postage free. Address JOHN NJ CLARKE,
Iith Street, Richmond, Va.
ALEXANDRIA Class 90 for ls47 to be drawn in Alerapdra
Saturday May 9Th, 1877.
IS NUMBERS AND IS DRAWN
PfIEe s35Onn of................. $500
l.to............ 10000 Observation-Disclosures. 1000
L.. .do............. 5000 of..................iSO0
l to............ 1000 10 oE.................I 1000
L.. .io............. 34Oo sc, &c.
fleets $40 halves s. q, $50.
ALEXANDRIA Class, "a for 1877, be dawn in AleIaadra
May %, ls47.
CIPITiLS:
Of $4,000 o:................I5OOO
Tickets $40, hives S, qrs 30. ape
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-07
Most Valuable Private Residence for
Sale at Auction.
REAL ESTATE ON CHURCH HILL FOR SALE AT
Auction

REAL ESTATE ON CHURCH HILL FOR SALE AT
AUCTION
WILL be sold at auction, upon the premises
THURSDAY, the 18th day Of April lsi7, M ing
nj ocock tt large three brick
Mt Richard Malone, occupied by Mr. - Lebe
lot thereto attached and building
the rsnecl accommodation % family desrou-
Of purchasing retired reside advantages
TERhS-'ns tird cash, balance equal
IL months foo nsgoiab. secured By deed
property. by request uf the Trustee. W. CODpIS.
an 10 Auctr.
ADDITIONAL.
Immediately amer the sbove viii be SID tvo
acre square OF land Immediately of Mr. sdenee
IL will be- subdIvded suitable sued bull Ing lots
TERMS Accommodating Known on the day Of
BY request Of the GODnIN Auet
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4 VERY FINE JACK FOR SALE.

WILL be sold 10 the highest bidder. nj Chest
w Court HOUSE. MONDAY the 10Th day April
yOurg Jacks lower Virginia
years Spring, and degree all
qualities induce Farmers from him he being
hands high active, doc aHd believed be
THIS Jack stood The County last and mld
going there late amounting between $3.50
remarkably fine, which b. bought
$40 ~ the time hefr will be- sold n
beautiful young salon called Young TIanby We
pubic nothing induces sell property
division one OF tn Ianies having removed away
TERMS
credit of months will be allowed BY the purchaser giving
w.ih good security from the LIST OF April
JONES WEST.
p s.-our Mtnt Mr Aet'r Jones' tho Court House will
any private propoial previous TO d,y Of sale
~ - JONES 4 WEST.
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by Davenport, Alien a Co.

ny davenport. aiteh S 20.
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION
Gu FRIDAY, the oh Apn, O'Clock, NJ we shan --Il
nj Dry Goods Room assortment Of
fresh staple ami iarcy by Goods suited tie
Rk brown ami Fancy cord Cloths
Blk. blue and Fancy Cassmstes
Cloth blue, bIk and Fancy
- and T. 4 Twesd- Paid and GamhrOon-
striped Paid and plain kenucky leans
PANTHEON stud- COltnnadc. Gc- &c
Red Ticking, iroun & beet stamps
Cotton fIiSf- la. tation Pcngse do.
Fancy Pongrr and Printed Baniann1 do
Bk and COT Cambucs
Camatic. IaoeOnct and Checked Muslin
-, - and Bearhcd Shf,inE- and Long Cloths from
common tn sup-Thn-
-, 70 and I 4 Brown Shirings aud sheeung.
do. do
large variety Pnnts and Cnz very superior
styles
BaizonneS and Lawns, styes
Pine Irish an other Shirug and Table Linen
Linen Drilling and ye.tngs
Cotton and SIX Ho.c and Hose
Gloves, cotton, leather and
Midas and siik CraydIs nd idkfs
SuspCndcrs, buttons, hooks AMI eyes, pins, sc
The above al fresh and just hand
hsl, lot of stock goods comprising variety deemed unne
eesSaTy 10 ehumerae
And invoice Of desirable goods, board the Green
way" from n Yoik.
Carton Thread Lace and
80 Dor Gltzed SILK Cap.
TERNs-under sI0O 500 upwards mo. credit
fof approved paper. DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 CO
ap Auois.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-07

our stock Of choice RETAILING GOODS
- tof Ladies G'u Pam ie. vssy s,.1d snd
viii ir c1m, ci ty be afya OF e a,t, packets Boyer.
irsHei Co call
~ THO Il PRICE 4 90
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Nuttiou Salts
Ry Kee-ee a sumssv.

By kee~ee A sunaser.
LARGE SALE og CHINA. GLASS Am EANtrrNwaRr
We oil .en wEDNrsDAY. IN Arsa At cur su,rs NJ =
iSh stest opposite CITY Hotel eogmsusrg 10 sesxa -
PacsaSes Ehea ard Gas, Ware eossus v,-t,
s1be ot The read trade n Nhich rcspseffary
icntos of dealers farucaa. eaeaner
KEEsEE q SUMNER
WIN h. ADDED o the above
50 0O0 imported ani Cisarz vaftnu. hs,aa.
2s hoiss shd hail anafaetur rosaeer al. ssr~t
lhNS- 80 nd uHdrt, cash that atcuht cr,t
for approved negotiable paper
apo HEEsrT 4 SUMNER Acct.
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Gucttou 8aIes.
FUTURE DAYS.
Most Valuable Real Estate in the CITY
| OF RichmOnd, for sale ut Auction.


Most Valuable Real Estate in the civ
OF Richmond, for sale at Auction.
VUNHE undersigned, acting rs the Attorney in
Il fact Of the heirs Law oC urhs. sed ate Of
the City % Rehmoud, will aucuou. up,a prem on
TUESDAY. ths 18Th day Of Apr Bcl ing oeo-k
~ all ho Real Estate % which 'ad Hughes ana
situated the South side %
and ftoning Canal AMI Uton
Canal street there are trnEH"at~ which
Der house nearly all Of which occupied
Thr lots lOth AMI tn ,ubdivid-d
fronting each street This property by proximity
~ the James River kanavhl Cara and the
the fcnd. red the estimation Of the pabhc OF
Ana the day. the peni-es commencing
M will be sold dcsablc Tenement conner
Of Grace and STU hey occupied b. dcedcnt
deree aso hat very handsome ut ado,nns
auction but ale ueeesgry DIVISION
properly will h. sod fsy
1EEN--9 cash balance In equal nanents
three years for bonds bearing secured by
w. GODDIN Au'y n fact
FOr the helm ataw Of A. Hughes deed.
Riehmond 22d March. 1877
Lynehbug vrxiniaH will publish a day OF Salc
Most Valuable Private Residence for
Sale at Auction.
VIII be WEDNESDAY afternoon the Iin day of Apl
lst7. that valuable BRICK the West
between Clay ard Leigh the occupancy
muel la~es-possing every accommodation g,nsel
nifty The house nearly having been bu about
eight Year,
TsRHs-! cash balance equal instruments 6, ~
months. for negotiable aeded secured by
deed BY Request or TIE OWNER.
NH IS w.GoDDIN, Auet.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-07
PATENT GOLD PAINT.

EUST received, IA new supply OF the above Me-
- Preparation intended
will give equally beautiful tnres cueDely durable aud
comparison eos,ssw'l bear wishing - oiniry paint
aud requires only bo applied with n bush.
For sale By =. ". ZACuRiSsON,
Chemi,t and Druggist, broad stfect
Nh supply OF the beautiful and splendid BItONZE
PONVDEIiS, per lower Than former prices always
ou hand by an 4.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-07

by Dunlop. MOnCure & Co.,
RIcNoSn. Va.
CARGO SALE OF SUGAR AND NOLAsSEs AT AUCTION
Gu FRIDAY the OH April 10 al our store
without regard 10 weather, Hlrrlsrehet from
Auaklpas-
1876 Hhis prime SUGAR
so Rbs MOLASSES
win be AIDED tc the above
$40 Bats Lagsaysa Rio and Maras COFFEE
100 Bbls and urrces Car and Loaf SUGAR
lee Boxes Rais.u. Soap
IS " Sp-rm ard Talow Candle.
Guupo~d.T and Imperial Tea
Brandy, Rum, Whiskey
Mateira- Wine, Champagne Wine
Brown stout Cider Pepper
lud 20, &C, Sc
siOo cash sOO, credit for ap
proved negotiable paPsf.
DUNLOP, MONCURE 4 60 Auets
20 Petersburg IneLgeneer requested copy ehsrss D.
NJ 4 70
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-07

oranges AND LEMONS AT AUCrION-w
VIII sell At auction Thur,day sh Apn $50 Jores Orange
snd Lemons. TerIas-Cash
APP DAVENPORT; ALLEN L co Auet.
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nISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE

~ The Partnership hereto between Townr
tCoier.l dissolved death Jos w
Unpaid claims against will be paid by presenting them A.
Towncs his Rain bank. aud
been placed the irds Of
shall continue Coal Mining operations in my
ap6-dlw a. D.. TONNES.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-07
>. w. Maury n Co, Manager
ClarIlc,s Onicc. ~ Strect.

4 tOCOA.-A supply OF "KiIchon'S genuine
~ prepared Cocoa, article Also supply II
Chocolate, just received and Cor sale by FIR. CRAM
apo No. ., Exchange Block
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-07

w luf tlIlItNo VT Nlh'lNiN'
A n Act passed by the General Assembly Of
- Virginia. the 2' March i-t'. 'ntod no Act TO fael
tate The ~ Ecfric Telegraph Lime te
Nnttrn and Southern Msi hon" rquiica hat ceuau
unrcney ic oHun p Hns the fur .rsf1y o. huda hoe e."
Morpcs Efcfo MlgHc retfcph ainnr tlc Lines
N thc respective RHuads said Route be- Ourd The
Crz ~ Virririi
the funds as aforesaid hereby offered ~ Nffna
The cfm' which said funds BE-
snrd ~ APPLICATION 90 thas o. Dsbnfns Tsq NJ tf civ
RirlnULa, M ufcugnrd city Washington.
WHOM wintcet I've auh fnns dls
AMOS KENDALL, Agent
o-f1wf famuri y. n md hoe aesrrtstea
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FRESH DRY GOODS.
AER g(,REENNI Az ~ ,Uo ,rc racaiy;,

DER "GREENWAi," we are receiving
IL New style Fancy Puns
r ch Paris Lawns ard Bafc-cs
Muslin GingI1us Osiaadi.s
supcT silk warp Alp-cts
Rich Hastec Scars ard Shaul
White Cambfics and Iarontts
Irish Linens, Linen Diapers
Super white and fancy Lon ion Driings
POngec .ilk Ildkfs. sup Isonion Coah do
Black twistc6 sik Mts BK Lace do
Gents fancy sls Crlyats and Neck Ties
Rich Cashmere Vsstinss. But Ca- tmsrcs
Coates. Ma, q .wet A. Lee Spool Coi,5ns &c
For ale. low, by
ap3 KENT, KENDALL 4 ATWATER.
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WINFREE d SHEPPARD,
Com I'M iSsion Merchants.
Near Shne roc Marrhonss

~ DpfH & co have just opcncd zoo Ensravins-
mbracinE great yauey Of subjects vcry chap
Mahogany and Gir Frames alfo for sale vcry INV. aP7
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-07

Let an the World my ~hai they can.
For selling Prizes. STATIONS The man,
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A DESIRABLE TRACT OF LAND

TENE unicgnrd authorized sell 900 Acres Of
miles from III. city Of Redmond, and situated between thu
New Bridge AMI Williamsburg roads THIS ahou
proportion wood cCared land
meadow hall o which bccn feCtutd and
The whole las been dtrhed The very
accommodating Any Tcron wishing the picc
hni every facility afforded mby Sir BuTcu Statkr, who
JcinBg small Orchard upon tie place, winch may
proved aud made source II q profit Erqnifc Ut
apG-u JONES 4 WINSTON.
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PAINE a CO.,
NJ Y Ayers OF LOTTERIES
scI.

'UNff attention OF the friends al fortune IfOElf
y requested TO the following brilliant Schemes for APRIL
The Scheme for IN. 24th OF
great inducements those who purcha by the
20 ~holcs only Sis0 shae. prooou and package
contan the four drt Capitals sos For
g'nd Capital, address orders to {. w PURCELL
Richmond, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-07

AN IN receipt, per packets Rochester Courier.
ani Patrick Henry. o. large and ,ticE ofsyEss
"pcr- aud dluHr the wetk receive, By % ar
1rsr additions ny stock ior spr NJ Trade
ami tlubc usual an -tan1tsan of when
cordially nvitc tlc Virginia ani Noui Trad.
~ ~ LONDON
NH l'-dke E-ase Square. No
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q
~ balance Of III. year, fret Diver aud Oser Also
frat Nurse aud bOus. seryaHt-bun
mrDJcI Apply HODGES. ROY a. PULLIAN
an a -trr,t
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For PHILADELPHIA

office Wall Street r0s lenianc-
said street, immediately opposite BaT al the Cy Ito
tel suited Lawyers Offices any city
ap7 Hodges, ROY PuLI.IAM.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-03-25

His first exclamation was, at cannot be sol IL is
impossible - precisely as he has related II in the
course OF this debate. | assured him II was beyond
all doubt. "rhen, said he, when | urged that
some measure be taken, "what cen be done 7" /
rs a Wing could not move in the matter, and |
urged that, unless the honorable Senator from s.
G. aud his friends, or some other strong division
Of the gentlemen on the other side ofthe chamber
would move in the matter we on the Wing side
should be utterly powerless. The honorable gen.
lleman at that time as he has very properly
stated devoted TO the same great object which
confess absorbed my own mind aud the minds of
those around mc--the prevention Of a war with
England and he declined TO move lest his use
fitness on that greai question should be in any
degree contracted. In the course Of a short time
after that
"Mr CALHOUN. The first conversation ,eas ia
January, 'oheR gOn announced The fact and the
second conversation ieas in february"
"Mr CLAYTON. Yes. the Senator is right Thus,
Mr. President, felt exoneraled from oil response.
bility in the matter"
"on the 9Th o. April, and between the hours of
twelve and one o'clock on that day. | was talking
with my friend from Kentucky behind me- (Mr
Morehead,) and said | had no doubt that we
were then at with Mexico, and added, IL
believe we have had fight" Sportively we laid
a small wager on the matter, and il turned out az
hSihdius toi hlduS VI II, Ahdt NOu tue
bet by about four hours. for Thornton's dragons
were cut up about four o'clock in the morning OF
the same day. Well, these events recalled aud i'm
pressed upon my mind this great fact, tIiG. while
the Houses Of Congress remained in ignorance,
and those who knew could not move, the President
ofhe United STATES ordering The army of The
United States upon The Rio Graade and taking a
step Of cteh the inecitabe consequence prored 10 be
fcdr."
AT the time war was declared denounced it
the det Of the President of the United States,
but | avowed myself, then, and have ever since
asowed myself willing to vote supplies for the
war. Ibstere that the par ras brought on By this
thing Of marching the army pifhOm any necessity,
from Corpus Christi to he Rio Grande done
done TOO phRc Congress pds in session. rithouf one
tcord being communicated as TO The stenfion of IN,
President ofhe United States either 10 the Senate
or the House, to any Committee Of either House
of Congress or, as far as have been able to Judge
to any member of either House Of Congress. I'm
der these circumstances Mr. President, the respsa
siJihty of the ,ear OiH probably rest on him leh'
ought TO bear IT,"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-03-25
Who Caused the WaF!--Mr. CIaytOn's Tcs-
timony confirming Mr. CalhOun's.

In his late Speech in the Senate, Hon, JoHN NJ.
CLAYTON thus corroborates the remarkable state
menis Of Mr. Calhoun with regard to the origin of
the War with Mexico;
"On that point, Mr. President, desire TO say
word During the debate on the Oregon question,
as il is commonly called, in 1876 aud some time,
as think, in the month OF February Of that year,
learned from sources to which il is not necessary
nov TO advert, but upon which felt that | could
rely, that eur Government had gipen orders 10 Cen
Taylor 10 break mp has enedapment at Corpus
Christ, and march on the Rio Grande The IN
stant heard that, and satisfied Of lis truth
the public at The time haring no means of knoDing
the fact 0aS alarmfd at the apprehension of a
,rar NTH Merico and it is true as the honorable
Senator from South Carolina has said. that did
meet him here in the Senate chandler and, in the
course of a confidential private conversation, did
| give him The information then possessed. ! told
him, sir, that believed, unless some speedy action
were taken either by himself or some other dis
inguished gentleman who could arrest the down
ward tendency of things arising from that order
we should be plunged into war before we could
possibly save ourselves AT that time, all men who
were acquainted with passing events aud the posi-
tion Of our public affairs, were alike anxious iC
ayoida war with England. fii could be avoided
consistently with the honor aud interests Of The
country All our efforts we're devoted TO the con
sideration of the best means by which we could il
the exercise Of all the prudence and judgment whicl
God has given US, avert from our country so grea
a calamity as a war with England upon the ques
ton of boundary II was ia these circumstance
that | received the information and communicated
il 10 the honorable Senator from South Carolina :
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-03-25
THE wIFE's ORDEAL.

,
Mrs Maionee was oiesseu WIN as many OF tue
good gilis oiths world as was possible ior her 10
enjoy, Her husband had the pecuniary ab'lIy' as
well as the Willingness 10 supply al ner external
wants She had Three beautiful, healthy ana good
tempered children, she was wen educated ana
had all the accomplishments usually found among
ladies oil wealth and refinement. AND she nad, be,
sides, many KIND friends ana as large cfcie OF
fashionable acqualntauces as one need desire.
Opposite the beautiful residence oil her husband
Stood small house IN winch liyed mechanic WIN
his vile aud iour children. The enlire earnings
OF thus mechanic ~ each week amounted 70 ABOUT
nine dollars, out OF which he paid rent, and prosi-
ded food and clothing for his family. TO do this
sum so small would have proved entirely inadequate
had not his vile been an industrious, frugal, man,
aging woman Under her ever recurring daiiy io,i
aud care, the mechanics VILE often ieit wearied'
and not nnirequeny sighed Tor the ease ana luxury
with which her rich neghbors were blessed IL
she had but known il she was the happier OF the
two Tor care aud labor are more frequently Oies-
sing than curse.
81 often pity that poor woman opposite, sad
Mrs. Malonee TO her husband, one DAY sue feaiiy
has hard time OF IT, When rise IN the morning,
she is usually sitting by the window sewing and
tins Is alter having dressed ana washed her chlidfen
got The breakfast, ana cleaned up her mouse, ioi
she has no help Aiter making and mending all OF
her children's and part oi her husbands CLONES
believe she takes IN sewing occasionally ana N
that way earns a dollar or two every week. have
often looked into her window as late as ten OF eleven
at night, when have been retiring, and seen hei
still at work. Hers should call hard lot
And so II seems to be- returned Mr. Malonee
thoughluly. but there are thousands IN Tho
world much worse on Even with tbs poor wo
mans hard lot she i happier than many who ENJOY
every external blessing"
at maybe SC" remarked the lady, but how
is possible, under such circumstances, TO be any
thing put miserable cannot tel were !. ny
lot, should De me mos. wIe.eneu woman a,lte,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-03-25
On the Death of Mr. r. Billings.

Bear il gently away,
To mingle with clay,
The remnant Of him that we loved
His spirit has gone
To his long sought home,
To mansions in heaven above.
With an artists hand,
And high soaring mind,
Lavish nature had gifted him well;
But his talents bright
Were checked in their flight,
While Death on him rivets his spell.
Though noble and good,
The pale conqueror stood,
Zen anxious TO pluck such prize;
Aud then hand in hand,
They leit for that land
That's far, far away in the skies.
A mothers pure smile
Beamed from heaven the while;
A loved sister beckoned him home
So closing his eyes,
lie heOved last Sigh,
And murmured, " Dear mother, come T.
Dread Death is friend,
Our sorrows TO end,
Who believe in the Lamb that was slaini
Aud though called to mourn
A friend from US torn,
Wen rejoice that 10 him il is gain.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-03-25

a Rare Honeymoon. man was brought Up in Z
Rochester, N. Y. on Monday morning, sih Inst, hay-
ing been confined for drunkenness since the previous
Saturday. II appeared that he was married on We'd
nesday, took wedding trip 10 Rochester with his
bride on Thursday, go. intog the watchhouse on
Friday, and went to Jail on Saturday. The vile he'd
returned 10 her friends.