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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-05
ToMnshend Academy.

TUNHE FALL TERM Of this Institution will COM
Il mence on Wednesday, Sept lsi, with the follow
ing BIard of Instruction;
Ma. NJ. LrrosD, Principal, and President Of the
Teachers Association; Ma p. y. WALgEe, Assist
ant Hos. w. x. RArNEY, Lecturer on Anatomy
and Physiology Ma r. w. TAFT, Teacher of PEN
manshp; - -, Teacher oil Vocal Music; Miss
ADALikE R. Coss PtecepTess and Teacher Of Draw
ing and Painting; Miss MaRf l.. DYER, Teacher Of
Music on The Piano aud Organ.
The Trustees take the responsibility OF assuring the
public, that, in the teachers now employed, the high
rst expectations have been fully realized. They have
been enabled to appreciate The advantages OF pcrma'
nent teachers over those employed for short time,
those only occasionally engaged IN the business. Mr.
LyloTd our present Principal has been with Us four
erms and il IS understood that he Is permanently To-
Gated here. His high reputation teacher, we deem
sufficient 10 connection with other favorable cIcum-
stances, 10 nder this Institution deservedy the most
popular in the State.
The Classical Department, the present year, has
contributed IN the Freshmen classes Of different cole
ges nine. Fitted for an advanced standing three
The Teachers Association connected with this Acad-
envy, ia the advantages which affords TO young gen
ilemrn and ladies' Tor securing thorough preparation
Tor teaching, is believed to be Inferior TO similar in
stiiuion Whatever.
To render our Academy still more attracting, the
building is undergoing thorough rcpsif. room !:
being fitted up for the reception Of the Library lately
presented TO the Institution All things TO be.
token prosperity.
For terms Of tuition see Caaloe ne last published
Board may be obtaincd in the most respectable fam
lilies from 81 rs TO $3.50 per week, including Incl
denlAls In clubs, students board fiom 60 CTS &c
81 90 per week. Rooms, either furnished or unlur
nished may be obtained by students wishing To board
themselves. Students requested 10 be present,
possible, al the commencement Of The Term, so as iC
enter the classes when they are formed.
JOHN ROBERTS, Secretary
Tavnshend Inlv on tsA7 as
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STATE OF VERMONT.

District oil WESTMINSTER, IS.
The Hon. the Probate Court for The District o.
IYesiminster. To all persons inierested IN the
tale of PETER ALLEN, iats Of To,onshead, IN
said district, deceased, testate. GREErISe,
WHEREAS, Polly Allen, Exeeuirix upon the
w said estate proposes 10 render an account ofher
administration, and present her sganst said
estate for allowance, al session Of said couIt TO be
held Of the Inn Of Nelson d Evans, in Townshend,
in said district on the Monday next preceding the last
Wednesday in August, I547. Therefore, you are
hereby notified to appear before said court at the time
aud place aforesaid and show cause Il any you have,
why said account should not be allowed.
Dated at Townshend, in said district, this 2slh day
So .3BISH.9I SToDDARD, Regr.
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MelrOse Seminary.

A LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC INSTITU-
IN TON having been recently established m The
pleasant village Of West Bfateboroa Board OF Trust
ees chosen, convenient building erected, and other
arrangements made. we happy 20 announce 10 the
public that il will be opened for the reception Oi stu
dents, on Hednesday The LIST Of September nert, un-
der the superintendent OF JoBN S. LEE A. D., Prin
eipai, aud Miss ELMFA BrrrErr, Preeepfress.
Miss MARIA l.. SMITH, viii give lessons IN Music.
Instruction will he given in the branches usually taught
IN our higher SeminaFies, including the Natural Sci
ences the Higher Mathematics, the Classics, French
and German Languages, Music, Drawing and Pointing
Lectures will be delivered before The School
Physiology, Philosophy. Astronomy, Geology, and
Scientific Agriculture. Particular attention will be
paid TO those who design 10 become Teachers in our
Common Schools, and Leciores on the Science Of Ed
ucaton, statedly given No rhofs will BE- spared by
the Teachers and Officers to make the Seminary pleas
ant and profitable TO oil the scholars attending il.
Mf Lee comes 10 this place well recommended as
successful Teacher He bad the charge Of the Mount
Caesar Seminary nj Swnnzey, N. IT., for one year,
and gave very good satisfaction The locsten Of this
School is one ol The fnesi IN The country. We hope
and believe, therefore, that il will be well paIronized
Board can be obtained in good families al prices
ryng from 81 IS TO 81 so per week. Scholars wish
ing board themselves hire rooms q very
sonabe rate, and board for sO75 81 90 per week.
Tuition per Term Of Eleven Weeks.
Common English Branches. $500
Latin, Greek. French and German, 400
Music, including Of Piano, 900
Drawing and Painting, extra 100
Juvenile scholars who wish TO pursue the Elements
~ English Branches, will be received lower rates.
ROBERT GooDENoUGH, Committee
JOHN "A. WILLIS, forihe
EBENEZER HOWE, Jr., J Trustees.
West Brattieboro, July &c, Is47. 40
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state of Vermont.
Probate District Of Marlboro

Probate District of Marlboro.
In Probate Court, July 81, A. D., Is47.
COMES Bethany Liscom, widow Of asa LIS.
~ COM. late OF Halifax, deceased and moves the
court here Tor assignment 10 her Of personal prop
erty from the estate OF said deceased.
Whereupon, IL is ordered that said petitioner notify
oil persons interested that this court will decide upon
said applications at special session thereof be hold
at :he probate Office in Bratteboro, in said district,
Saturday, the s5th day Of August next, by publish
ing a copy Of the record of this order, three weeks
successfully in-ihe Vermont Phoenix, printed at Brat
eboro aforesaid previous to said time Of hearing.
true copy of Record.
so Attest, b. d. HARRIS, Ree'r
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sTArE Or VERMONT.

District Of Westminster, s..
The Probate Court for The district Of Westminsier
To all persons interested in The estate Of MARK
C. REID, late Of Putney in said district, deceas.
ed, fnfesfafe, GREETIKG.
THE application Of Evira Reed, widow Of said de.
II ceased for assignment Of 50 much Of the person.
al property Of said decreased, she shall be Justly
titled to- stands for hearing and decsion at session
Of said court, be held at the Inn of John Ayres in
August, is47 and you will appear before said court
the the and place aforesaid, and object the same
If you shall see cause.
ELLERY ALLBE, Judge.
Westminster July 90, I847 so
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STATE OF VERMONT.

FTOUHtt DIsIIICI OI ludIIUOTU
In Probate Court, Aug. ), A. ID. l547.
ZONES Emory Wheelock, Executor Of the last
~ VIII and Testament OF PAUL WHEELER,
late OF WardsboTn, deceased, and the court
deceased.
Whereupon, il is ordered that said Executor notify
ell persons interested that this will decide upof
said application at the session thereof, 10 be holder
at Chds' Inn in Wilmington, on the last Thursday
Of August inst, by publishing copy Of the record o
this order three weeks successfully in the Vernon
Phoenix, printed al Bateboro in said district, preyi
Gus to said time Of hearing.
true copy Of Record.
SO Attest, BID. HARRIS, Reg'r
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STATE OF VERMONT.
WIKDHAM, IS.
Joseph s'sen' wINDHAM COUNTY COURT
Eiiha Il. Thomas, april Tsrm, 1917.
,,,,. ana AssUnFsiT.

and a....,.,-
William G. Cutting
TINE Plaintiff declares sganst the Defendants in plea
af the case, for that the Defendants, the 23d day OF
Eoseaber A. d. lS4G being indebted 10 the Plaintiff in
the Of 5000 dollars for work and labor and dill
gence OF the Plaintiff by him the said Plaintiff before that
tas DONE performed and bestowed in and about the BUSH
of said Defendants and for said Defendants, and al
theF special instance and request and also in the further
Of 5000 dollars for divers Goods Wares and Merchan
die by the said Plaintiff before that lime sold and deliver
I'd said Defendants and at their special instance and
guest also in the further Of 1000 dollars for money BY
the Plaintiff before that time en and advanced 10, paid laid
cat expended for the Defendants and at their special
Instance request also the Of 5000 dollars for
soeh other money BY the said Defendants before that time
had aud received 10 and for the Of the PAinfand
being SO indebted the said Defendants, in consideration
tereo Afterwards vii, the 9th day Of November,
l546 Bratieboro undertook and faithfully promised the
Plaintiff to pay him the said several Of money when
thereto requested yet though often requested have never
paid the same.
The said WIN. g. Cutting, not having had personal no.
tee Of the pendency Of this st is ordered BY the Court
here that he be notified thereof by publishing the substance
of said suit together with this order In tie Vermont Pho
nix printed in Baitleboro in said County, three weeks
suecessvely the last pubeAon to be al least six weeks
before the sitting Of this at NewfaDe 10 said County,
on the fourth Tuesday Of September neat, which will be
deemed sufficient notice 10 The said William g. Cutting
appear and make answer thereto.
f. K,RKLAkp, Attorney ~
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$50 REWARD.

~ STRAYED OR STOLEN, from the
NNfH - pasture of Samuel Dayton, IN the
WAH Sixth Ward Of the city Of Troy, on the
N-R--. night Of the 9th Jnne, BROWN
MARE, about 8 years old, bob-tail, about is hands
high, square and smart trotter; small white star in
the forehead; the name flows to the right hand; she
has the hair rubbed off the inside Of both hind legs
the socket OF her right eye, observed closely, repre-
side Of the head than the efi eye. She has, also,
what is called spints, the inside Of both her legs,
below the knees.
reward Of $50 viii be paid for the return Of said
Mare; and If stolen reward Of $40 will be paid for
the OF the thief, ESQ for Information where
the Mare may be found.
Troy, June so, Is47. 40
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STATE OF VERMONT.

In Probate Court, Aug. 8, is47.
ZONES Asenaih Woodward, widow of BENJ.9-
~ MIN WOODW.ARD, late Of Halifax, deceased,
and moves the here for assignment TO her Of
personal property from the estate Of SAID deceased
Whereupon, il is ordered that said petitioner notify
oil persons Interested that this court will decide upon
said application al the session thereof, 10 be holden al
Chlds' Inn in Wilmington, in said district on the last
Thursday Of August inst by publishing copy Of the
record Of this order three weeks successfully in the
Vermont Phoenix, printed a, Brattleboro, said DIS
trici, previous 10 said lime Of hearing
true copy of Record,
SO Attest, b. ID. HARRIS, Reg'r
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-05

ImBrODsmsni in Manufacture The Scientific American
announces revolution In calico printing at hand house
paper be printed cheap that blocking must be done
away Instead Of two thee weeks required 10 en-
grave copper roller Of the highest finish, the inventor,
with few diamond point and aeds gets up one IN
many hours He has also invented machine for shear
ing coih which shears five six bundled pieces day
and does the work better than il is done BY the old
pTocess-H Y Post
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POSTSCRIPT.
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

The Steamer HiberRia arrived at Boston on Mon
day, at A. M, with five days later news. The
wires were cut, by accident deseo, before the
news could be transmitted to New York, which delay
ed communication Tor hall a day.
As expected the Hibernis brings intelligence oil
further decline in bread stuas Of about three shings
per quarter The prices Immediately fell oil ia New
York, and sales were made at $3.50.
The Harvest promises 10 be abundant, and the Po
tato Rot has not appeared TO any extent.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-05
Nav YoRK Aucus, l.

New YoRK, August I.
Accounts in Mexico in relation to Peace Com
missoners are very conflicting Later dates from
the city of Mexico, via Tampico, say nothing about
them. There no quorum in Congress on the
18th; the propositions Of MIR Trst were still PEN
ding before that body on the previous day-at which
time General Scott had not moved towards the
capital. General Pillows command had joined
General Scott. Santa Anna had again resigned his
Office, and his resignation had been refused
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-05
Normal School and Teachers Institute.

rINlIE subscriber proposes to open Normal School
IL and Teachers Institute 10 this village. Mon
day, the 9Th Of Sept. nezt, 10 continue ten weeks
The plan Of study, instruction and lectures, will be
adapted especially 10 those who intend 10 teach school,
In addition TO The common branches taught in dis
tTici schools, instruction will be given 10 Physiology
Drawing, Algebra, Book Keeping by Single Entry,
The History Of the United States sad the Structure
Of ouI Government and the duties Of its Oficers.-
Lectures will be delivered twice week sublecisim
porani 10 TEACHERS Free viii be given 10
iu works on school teaching, and an opportunity AZ
iored To visit the schools Of the village As the num-
Der of pupils be limited, application for admission
should be made as early the middle Of August
The Tuiiion will be Five Dollars for the Term, with
Out extra charges.
Bratileboro July %, 1847 40
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TINE Plaintiff. declare against the Defendants Thomas
IL Cutting, in plea Of the case for that the said De-
Pendants the 2 day Of November A. ID. l546 al Brat
eboro being indebted to the said Plaintiffs ia the OF
1000 dollars for work and labor and diligence Of the
said Plaintiffs by them before that time DONE performed
aud bestowed and about the business Of the said Defend
ants for said Defendants and their special instance
and request and also in the further OF 1000 dollars for
Goods Wares and Merchandise, by the said Plaintiff be-
lore that sold and delivered 10 the said Defendants,
and their like special instance and request also in the
further Of 1000 dollars for money by the said Plain
s before that time lent and advanced to- paid laid out
and expended for the said Defendants aud their special
and request and also in the further OF 1000
dollars other money BY the said Defendants before that
had and received and for the Of the said Plain
s- which said several sums, the Defendants though
quested, have never paid
The said William G. Cutting not having had personal
notice OF the tendency Of this suit is ordered by the
Court here that he be notified thereof by publishing the
substance Of said suit together with this ORDER in the Yer
Phcnir newspaper polished in Brateboro, IN said
County, three weeks successisey the las Pobcation tc
he least six weeks before the sitting Of this Court al
Newfane in said County, the fourth Tuesday Of Sep
tenbes next which will Sc deemed sufficient notice TO the
said William &. Cutting appear and make there
TO- NJ. MllI4Eh, CLhAK.
Y, KIRKLAEp. Attorney AZ
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BrattlebOrO
WOODEN FACTORY.

YNyHE subscriber having put his Machinery in COM
Il pleie repair, is ready 10 receive Wool 10 manu-
Iacture on Shares OF by the Yard. Also keeps good
selection of Cashmere hand at all times, which he
will exchange for Wool on delivery.
IrJs Please Call and Examine.
P. T. CLARK,
F.A. WHEELER, Agent.
Braiteboro, May 27,is47, Al
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-05

FIREs IN NV YoRK.-A FIRE broke out about o'clock
on Friday morning in the orgaa Farlory Mr. Geo Jar
dine "a Anthony street. the flames OF which communicated
10 Christ Church. and short time the two buildings
heap 81 ruins The church edhee was insured Tor
ifteen thousand dollars.
FIRE broke out about the time in the dsteFy Of
II. HAveus & Son, in Elm street, which was damaged 10
the amount Of about So 900.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-05

Great Fire al Nashua.-The Machine shop of the
Nashua Mechanics and Manufacturers Association
was burnt last Saturday morning. Considerable
stock &C. was saved. The loss was supposed 10 be
about o0O land insurance 10 the amount OF about
81 500. The loss will be heavy 10 the mechanics.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-05

mr. The entire receipts for tolls the New York canals
this season from the Of navigation 10 the
third week in July 81 6o4 49, showing an increase
Ut $500 $50 over last year
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-05
GEO. a.. @0@Sg

HAS taken m agency from the Thomsonan Depot,
IL IL Boston, by which he is enabled TO sell all kinds
Of Botanic Medicines Of the purest qualities, at large
discount from former prices,-and 10 Physicians at
Boston prices.
Also, Syringes Of various kinds; and several works
and treatises on the Doianco medical treatment oil
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-05

ST. PsuIs Church at Rochester, was burnt the
25lh Of July; the fire spread rapidly that nothing
saved bot the library furniture. II was built Of
stone and cost $4,000 The organ which cost $4,000
also consumed. Only $4,000 was insured. Il
was supposed TO be the work Of an incendiary.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-05

STEAMBOAT DisasferThe steamer Niagara, Of the New
York and Troy morning line, while on her passage from
New York to Albany eight o'clock Saturday morning
when in the immediate neghborhOod Of Sing Sing, burs,
she steamppe connecting with her siArboard boiler.
The persons injured were Mr. and Mrs Noah Avery oil
New York, and little girl unknown.
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Marrfeo.

In this village July 90 by Rev. J. Foster Mr. Adolf
plus Packard to Miss Minerva Blanchard both Of Hins
dale ". II.
Al the Vermont House, July %, by Rev. j. Z. Poster,
MIR Norman b. Woodruff, Of Southington Conn, TO Miss
Mary }. Collier, Of North6eld, Mass
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-05

W The Union (Washingion,) Of Friday night, says,
speaking Of MIR Trists mission:
"No one undertake 10 state with any precision
whether we shall have Peace or War"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-05
NEW GOODS.

TUST RECEIVED, Scotch and American Cling
- hams, Super Bath Blankets. Imperial Quilts, Blk.
Hastings, DIab, Green and Black Moreens, Mems
Cotton Shirts, Curtain Cambrics and Muslins, Zeph-
W WoTsledsa large asnrmeni and beautifully shaded,
Cambria and Muslin Edgings, Extra Super ply, su-
perline snd common WOOL CARPETS. Also,
Cotton, Straw, Oil Cloth and Stair do; Willow Wag-
ons Also
Croekery, China and Glass. GROCERIES,
Sugars Of nice quality, Spices of all kinds, Biz and
Green Teas, among which are Chests more Of that
" H. Tea, which has been sold SO very low as 10 as.
tonish the purchaser. A. 4. DWlNELL.
Bratileboro, July 81, 1s47 4s
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-05

iTAno,her Of the line Of French Steamers,
The Philadelphia arrived at New YORK on Mon
day afternoon. Her news is unmpor,ant.
Crops Of all kinds are represented to be good ia
France
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-05
Teas and Sugars.

Great bargains given 10 Teas and Sugars Of al
kinds, at the w. |. Goods Store; where jus, re
ceived fresh and general supply Of w. !. Goods
Just call and see.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-05
e~HOUSES FOR SALE.

AwA YTNHE advertiser offers for sale his two
fsf.f4 IL large Dwelling Houses situated on
Ess,w8 Green 81. One comprises two and tho
skAA4A other thee tenemenis, and both have \
piazza in front.
The large house embraces four floors, and lis piazza
commands q most interesting view ofthe Eastefn and
Southern portion OF the village. It's situation also al
iords view OF other sections ofthe village, NORTH
II is only few rods nom The celeAated Cold Water
Establishment, and on rising gsounG, thss securing
fine prospect of the same.
On the premises there Barn, Sheds, Fruit Trees,
sc. Part OF the whole viii be sold Al bargain, aa
the owner Is desirous Of going weei.
A rare opportunity for profitable Investment.
All further Information may be had on application
to the subscriber.
Also.-Household Furniture for sale.
JAMES NJ. REED.
Brattleboro, July 10. 4s
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Brighton Market-Monday, Jaly 20.

Al Markct670 Beef Cattle u Cows and Calves 2oo sheep
and $40 Swine. 10 Beef Cattle unsold
Reef CaasThe prices obtained last week were not
or HE quality wequoe lew extra At 81 int quality So0o
Sc as second S5,T5 $685. third $3.50 500
Colus aud Caiuss-Saes at SIS, 81 SIS aud S4o - N
Rhssp-Sales Of small lots at SI6s S5, 81 " and S5
Srle-A lot Of Hogs fa 2ci lot Of small rigs i-@e
Al retail, from 6 10 7c
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-05

~ Alysn Stewart, ESQ., of New York, and Judge BrOn
son. Florida have recently arrived at this place, in il
health, and trying the virtues Of cold water at th'
Hydtopalhie Institution of DR.. Wesselhan-
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or The receipts the Weslern Railroad last week,
said TO 10 S25724 being excess over the
Ponding week Of last year, Of $4,000.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-05
Al the w. Goods store,

Picked Cod, Salmon, shad. Mackerel, and Dry
Fish, OF the best quality.
Brattleboro, Aug. IS47. 5n
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KIP The Macedonian, with contributions for the
Irish, arrived at COX on the 10th OF July.
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WINDOW GLASS.

OAsTHo, 9Nl2, and 9t<lS Keene manufactured
u Window Glass Of the various qualities Also other
Glass manufactured various factories and Of various
qualities and sses all Of which viii be sold at the manuiac-
turers' prices BY TOWNSLEY a. SONS,
-. Sizes THE Eau TREr.
Rr.,,lehoro Islv d leA7 40
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VI The Wings Of BisdsOr County have nominated FOL
Senators-Ar,emas Cushman, Harvey Benton, Robert d
Cram, and Dearborn II Hilton.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-alOnday, August g.

Al market $40 Beef Cattle, 0neluding $50 head Of store
ca,le 10 yokes Working Oxen 81 Cows aud Calves 1900
Sheep aud Lambs, and i75 Swine.
Beef CAite-EKtra 81 FIRST quality, $3.50 second ana
third Qualities from o. TO &C. 5
Woikinq OIen-Sales made at $40, 90 and S9t -,
Cows and Culyes-Du Sales noticed at SO, ~ %
80, and $3.50, -,
ket Old sheep from 27 to S3,25, and Lambs from i''
10 So A.
Swne-Only small lot Of 60 new ones al market ".
rest were lett over from last week. and in consequence
The small supply the prices obtained higher than las
week say I.2 and 6 I.2 at wholesale.
n. b. The Beef and shrep markets were very o'''A
and all sold at The aboye prices,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-05

~ Post Office has been established ct Grou,s Corner
in Montague Mass and Mr. J. C Bartlett appointed Post
master.
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Z. KIRkLAkp, Attorney.
Doors and sash.

- = Outside and Inside Doors.
III AO IS hundred Lights y ,7SS0, X 10, Ok ~,
u 49, and 10 u IA Sash All OF which will be sold at
Manufacturer prices at The agn Of the Elm Tree.
TOWNSLEY a. SONS.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-05

Diam OF Kry ORaxoE SeorT.-This eminent clergy
died Sunday evening last, at Newark, N. j. Of
lingering consumption.