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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-08

be British journalist is jolced that nur people OH
non,rn,c party still feel tho attraction Of BIRTHS,
ln,ss and ref ct the srlendor of British example
twill lie scarcely credited. that lie fines. winch :
frn indulg,s in Tie harslest mpuati, ard sarcast,
filings upon country, should, within the last month
have written thus
The financial affairs OF the United States arc
At this moment subject both IT speculative and Il
tactical interest. We there greal and kin.
,red nation teadiug in eur steps, submitting 10 /,
taught By an authority which ii rousedt To obey gradual
IL establishing rcal intercourse aud relations al
mist as close rs those which bud The tellow-s ,acs
nj one Crown and al the time. through causes unit +
tnnately 10 all nations, falling into our own
difficulties
.Thc report of the Secretary Of the rni,ed State.
Treasury is beii 70 US, AMI is a documen, ~
interesting in its composition as it is instructive in
il. disclosures. Nothing surpass the lucid clo,r
mes, with which it describes the trus commerc,l nl
ic, Of the Union. Oh! it is most gratifying. noi r.
our national pldr ont To our ifaiernal yelrninps 10
find that IN tie universe Of intelligence pa,pe 81 ln
anil abruptly alenacd still feel the atirncto, f our
goodness, dndrcteci Me splcnder Of our crnnpIe 1G
moro enlightened party u, the MON no,r cLpos G,,
support to a noble and successful British preccdeoi-
Let us not rouse any lurking Jealousy by touching this
chord In England we have long lnng been ,y,Il7ro =,
learn from our republican COUSINS aud we hail in them
that same wise dochy which we have ourselves Iona
prarised.'
After some comments ON the ways and means to car
nv on the war; the Times adds
1.-The Crisis must he urgent. md we will add also The
herolsm of American free traders must be orct when
they propose levy duty Of p per cent ON tea and
coffee in place OF relmposng some portion Of the old
tariff III litlle more than seventy years since the co
ony rebccd rather than pay duty OF Sd per pound o
the former article The whole population So in plrnc
Of an un;axed teapot
The Times, alas oyerratcd the 'heros" u It's re
publican cousins" The tax on tea aud coffee IS not i'm
posed-nor L, 1t likely To be. Not less does it mistake
the motive Cd resistance ''seventy years since" 1t WIS
the principle 'nvolvcd-no the amount of duy levied
which made 'he American people '.rse in defence OF
an nniaxed teal ot" There is no such credjiab oty
no" to be assigned for the to imposing duty So
necessary equitable aad ayailable-thc aversion beno
based upon miserable demagogu,ics disirust Of TIE
honesty and intelligence of the people
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-08

EDWIN X PAGE,
.1TTOR.NTI ar L1U5
CAMPBELL c. II.
w Ill practice in all the Courts Of Campbell coun
w ", The Quarterly and Superior Courts of Frank
ill.,, Pittsylvlna aud Halifax Counties
+. Il. and j. W. Page, having associated themselves
in the practice Of the Law, will attend the Courts in
Lynchturg, Amherst, Campbell, Franklin pl!sylyania
aud Halifax. All business entrusted to their care will
have promp, attention.
For f.. r. Page, address Campbell c. IT,
J. w Page still retains his Office in Lynclburg
Feb SIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-08
our last '''' reached us IN time for
correspondence of H.. VI,
h'chMoNn, Januar, 30 1872

IT,. RICHMOND, Janua, 81. 1877.
Of the VI sc3aes Is engaged in the discussion
already f,f1 I, "a INC debate having occupied
y ueiihefate consideration as the i,,,, l I Vt
o4'' sI"nea TO a cooperation cannot b. r,,nLJ I 81
9il''d'e results oi permitting ioreira MIR ~ a,l
"s' hs,'' within our SLATE cannot rs.d,l, ,nl ,,,,,
oul lnaeH INVESTIGATION, be estim3t,l - ~ ~
ne argument, III favor Of nrfmi,ti,r H. II.
company 10 extend its road is mach 20 1''''1'e
10, sd' u me State To AID the lame. R,y,r 1,,
ald ihe virtual abandonment Of the c,,,I ~ '''l"i, =
81" "ts' u nope that II the STATE attends ma ,rbar
70 "o'aih t'e Trade ,i the West would he aims,
10 reuse 10 that section the Iriyilrgr II oL,,,
market With the and of t,reipn ~ , ~ o''
"''"u' any demand whatever upon the Stat, i,r n
,"'su'ra'iol Is dllfcult 10 he wlthstpl AIthunb h
''ae may have determined against a ra,oI ,>,.n, :,
y sun u'o'r'ahe The Construction Il a railway and,
WI pe lnPtud'ntto Grant powers 10 another ,
"hlch may conflict with the d,,nn III H. So - ~
event 'he connection shall be determined upon in any
er manner f " Any o'''
ne vote Rejecting the James River bin having boen
'po'Sdefen me hI has been rec, mmtcd and i'll b.,
reported with new provision to the Hons, This mr.,
n s"ccioe,y proposes an Appropriation Of ga, $500
poo 10 be applied 10 the extension of the canal ,sI,
nom iNhchhurg. without containing any proyisim
restricting lis Use To the construction clIbe, If tbc old
ni'c hdge canal or OF the Tide water connection The
result ol lhs VIII be 10 defeat the bill agan as il promo
'sa IN general terms an extension oflho work vestvar
X, thing the House seems TO have refused In nc,t
ne OH VIII be amended III The House 50 as Ia pryie
Tor an APPROXIMATION ar the specific purp ses of
the od c'tal and OF making The tide water conncc ion
TWO measures winch Viii, IN all ur,hallliy r,coyo II,
sanction c the House and If thu country If the c,,l
IS not TO be extended west, then ali the bat,eau>
"llch come down the river be as ci1,ctually
provided for by canal through the mountain and ,uicc
aa'gailon below AS they had large cana the whole
| distance 10 Iynchbufg
There 5ds Teen good deal of disputation in The
| In fake, !
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-08

Uheai.- 81 ,ooto % cents.
t'H'n-, Urn, 81 10 - cents per bushcl Oats, clean
y cts per bushoi shcai Oats 81 cs Rye, none II,
market.
torer and Grass Seeds -1mothy Seed s. % to z,
ooi Clover seed held 81 tron wagons
f'or,Hons I 10 5 cents tho stock very
hight; beet, 81 per hundred, Meal, ID cts. por busol
irum wagon.
;, irA-lleniugs. $3.50 10 5.oo for Ne |, elpped j;
Family Roc. So >had 81 Nackefol, No /. si3, No ?.
500. NJ. =, s.
-, 'Wfe,-si. Domns 10 cents per h.; Rio, 9 to
- ''nis Lagulra 9to u cents; java III to 10 cuuis
Cuba 5 to . ccnts >N'
:, Sitsm-lirown. New Oreans 9 to 10 cents Der lb !;
'"''o hlro, to ~ cents per h.; ST Cruix 10 III
cents per ID, lnaf III to 10 GEMS per ID.
- "'d'cS-Iallow FL cents per III; Sperm. 80 10
81 een,s per H., ilulls \ SONS. ) cent. per To-
"h'"ey-ffces range irum - 10 80 cents from
wagon.
brandy Apple. 81 to %. in demand; Peach, none
IN market 'V'N
oaon idrns--lS 10 Isl cents
Bar Iron. 80 per ton and IN demand fran,
boats $50 from Store, Pig Iron, SIS To s32, according
10 quality. s
Hfeet-Bllslcred, Il II coDts per b. German. Is to
III cents Shear "a to % per ID. Cast Steel 20
to % cen 5 por h.
OL-insccd, 20 cents; Lamp. 81 90 to 80 per
gallon, Tanners. $1,000 to l., OO Pc bbl
Lciher-''ood Sole 10 10 10 cents per h.; Damaged
Sole, l2l 10 IA cents per h.
roedcr-bIast'ng. 1000 4.25 per key, Rife 50
To 81 per key
y col Noal, 20 10 % cents per b; Wool Rolls. So
10 40 cents PER b.
todi and u Buminous, % cents per bushel
Anthracite $500 per toni OAK, aud mixed Wood A.. 20
per cord; Hickory. $500 per cord.
Apples dried. (npnr IA nutktt \
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-08
" ANA'ElD,
WILLIAM 4. DROWN'S
'mprci'n, Parasol, parasoIcttc and
SUN SHADE MANUrA OTORy.

% market street, Philadelphia.
~ ill'am A. DroNn invites Southern and W,.,o,,
merchants visiting Philadelphia to examine his
'," u a'o'oi'as' falosos. farasolellcs and Shades
80" WI, 10 found tho mtg,s and complete as.
so''hen' oil desirable Atp Goods IN tho marker ,nbr,
finest quality. " ''''' W '"'
oMils 10 great reduction IN somo mater,ls -,
""'h nave awaited myself. can oier Inducements 10
Pu.chas'fs that cannot be found elsewhere
MY prices " III be found The lowest In the ,j,v ,,J ,b
eaous Warranted ol the best manufacture
Philadelphia, Feb Ssh If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-08

W he Union Justly complains thai, column after col
% u us Congressional debates, the reporting &C which
'' cost several thousand dollars arc crrc lody
Congressional Globe published by Blair S. R!yos
s',ho"' the slightest acknowledgement Th:e ths Inlor
'vles Economical reru.:.ogn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-08
The PlTTSNLEANIA DJSTPIC,y,

w." &c seen That there adversely ofop.non an ono
the Wings of this district as to the place time ofbol
ing lie proposed Convention Ii does not bccon,c re +,
s'S' pan. but surely ore can lie readily devised
whereby this difficulty may lie cbvia,cd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-08

w Inc House of Representatives have adopted res
O"o calling lr such parts othe correspondence Of Gen
Taylor as may be published without dernent 10 tn
pubic service Under this restriction, the correspond
."ce must he 50 mutiliiaed to do Cen TAYLOR MUS
"e' IL ought to be published cntro--or not at all.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-08
Valuable Town Property for Sale.

vN!sUV 1OWH HTUUCTV! EOT SUBes
VIE undersigned oilers Tor sale that valuable prop
Il erly In the town Of Lynchbnrg. long known as
kYLE'S CORNER.
This is Of the best located lots in the town for
business and is cninonty worthy the attention Of CAPT
lass. The undersigned is SELL and invites
he application of purchasers. For terms, (Which will
be liberal and the title made undoubtedly good } apply
10 Charles l.. Mosby, who Is authorized 10 SCH.
FREDERICK MONrMOLIIN
Trustee, Nc
The lot contains 80 feet front. running back the usual
leph OF Town lots. aud will be sold in whole or in SOFA.
rate parcels az may be desired +. NJ. Trustee
June % taft
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-08
Notice.
EPiis0fP .<eAsis.uru.

- "ohI'oN tender llcirgtatclul aeknow-
'ugrmrns 10 ther friends and the public pcncr
~ ~ " we N,'y literal patronage heretofore bestowed,
a." respectfully inior Them thai the next Session Of
ruary, '' ~ ~ ~ ~
Nv o'eign ol this Institution IL To prepare yonnu h
a'e 'of usefulness in ntur, life; whilst every accomplish
taste, Is kept in view
''a'lng often experienced and observed the nconyen
."'' aoh'lng the changing of Pupils from one School
as 'h'y progress IN Their cdncallnn, they have
'"''asotod AS Tar as possible to oLyialo these dnn
' y having several CLASSES. order 10 accomlnudat,
' price OF tuition 10 the different sapesof advancement
"''R II lar "asier 10 induce gh habits Of adv than to
CORRECT 'alse ones when contracted
'"msJ"f ne Session Of fire uont,s po,Lle in aapance
VT ''asN' Tor b'gnnos-A Alphabetical lessons
and Spelling S6 OO
2'o LAS Tor the more advanced Spelling
heallng. Wiring, Elements Of Arll-
. heile, Ge gaphy and History, to 90
ora 'lhss-onhography Reading WIRING
arithmetic. English Grammar An.
'eai and Moderl Geography. History
and Composition, II 90
a'h 'lass-AIl tho higher branches usually
laugh. IN the best schools. together
with French Is 90
,,Shne'on in the Casscs, at proicssors prices,
Music on the Piano three lessons per week, Is OO
OF Piano for practising, . 81
drawing and Painting, 10 %
Oriental 'Inilng M
WAY Works IN IN
Embroidery q M
, ,e'ns Tor Board per month, 10 On
:, "aShliE | m
a'','s OF Guardians placing their children or wards
~ 's institution may resi- assured that every attention
s"' ne PAID 10 Their health. improvement and com
fort. ~ ~
beng well known in 'Iynchbnrg and its vicinity
'ny oo'm references To particular individuals wholly
unnecessary. bu would Respectfully ~ vic those who
e'' interested the Of education to visit their
"'oo'' from time 10 time, md Judge for themselves Of
'''1'' h,'de OF itsi1'r'ilon, discipline, Sc
rnpilS are admitted at any time during the Session
a'icr entering no deduction viii be made for absence
eN'P 'r poracicd sickness hut they should in all cas-
- possible, begin at the commencement Of the term,
when the regular Glasses ATE formed
Lynchburg, Feb s--2wif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-08

b,o W liz. a1ohAs ;. Docock. Of Arp5ma,t,, has
'a'" Nominated. ly the Democratic '','
'4'' Al 1fn''iis on the tlbu as ,bc
ia''y' IN tbs Congressional District '''''e % u'''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-08

by 4 glahcc at the military appointments in anober
co'uhn, VIII be seen that the dews al Executive nat
ioaee have at last descended upon Virginia Three Of
her sons have actually been appointed to office
Two days have been spent by the I.eyislanre Of Ken
'u'hy, Ia irnliless attempt TO elect Senator Of the
hlcdStatts Messrs L Underwood. Ie,cber and N,,c,,c
were the candidates. 1t was though, they vr,J all l.,
dropped and the vote Of the Wings cast upon Mr. Clay
against his wishes
Monroe Edwards, the great frger-a man of talent.
and address-died in tho Sing sing Penen,iary l,ley
Of Consumption.
There is no truth in the rumor of Mexico h,ving int;
mated desire to open negotiations for peace
we regret to see announced the death Of Brevet IN
Lieut. A. b. BORIS. of the L. 5. Army.-s,n Of HIM
John NJ Bolts lie died Of fever, at Cameroo ON the Isl
ofJan
The n-lnterment ofhe remains If Col. Watson an,
oap hdge'oy takes place to-day in Baltimore. with al
u honors which that city so Wi, knows how 10 conf.
upon her living or her dead
Inc PARDON ly Gov. Young, of his friends ,ho ami;
'' 'ioefs Is justly regarded the greatest our,oe nm
'"Josuce' law order and morality which has been cor
n"'t'ed by public ilnc,ionary-sncc his immediate m
oecssS'r mrdoned the murerers of Shcriff Steele Win
was slain IN discharge Ct his duty dstrannp for rent
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-08
EDIG.3IID.N'

,.,,r EDf'G.71YON
w. s'oohd term OF Mrs +, apulck's School, in the
Feb. sh, lsl7 WV ''''''s"'e o' ''o"''s
el'''s OF 'n'iant per month for young ladies' o,
y.,'s u age and ~ 90 ior those undor tia, ape
n ,rs received Into the family
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-08
NOTICE.

Or 3r(l large supply OfSuNDRlES, to be
opened Tomorrow morning, LIST OF
December.
~ OF. Mems and Boys Caps, TO wit glazed,
L I cloth, fur, seae,tc, velvet, Sc. very cheap
lie doz MEMS and Boy Wool Hats. back purple and
white. Owners of factory hands will please call
and lay in their supplies
Also just receiving Blankets, Flannels, LinsFys Cal
coes Fuled Cloth. Bed 1icknes, Cashme-es, Alpaccas
Mousn de Laihos, and great many kinds Of Shswis.
New Goods will be received every week in the year.
fresh from the Northern Auctions, and elsewhere.
JOHN I.FuRvIS, Agent.
No., 3o-Sif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-08
j. Il. & X. COMPANY

This Company is now in sson in Richnona ",
have received the Supplemental Report ofihc prssde
ou' nave not time to norc farther Than ia s,t h,, b
recommends the tariff toll, IF Ioto,,.lG
with such modratiors as exrcrence may a 70 s,,,.
cd The Board Of Directors concur in ,his r,o,,7o,
ton, and are in favor Of reducing the tolls ON rl,ec,
from 81 to cents per ton per NILE In the meetnq on
" ednesday night
alter brief discussion. directing the appntment NJ ;
committee oil fve to consider and report on the expcden
y applying to the Legislature 10 guarantee the bends
OIL the Company to sufficient amount to enable it To
n'hS.ret Ran Roat from Lynchburg, by the way OF
Tue deh OF The Commonwealth the works of the ON
pay 50 as 10 enable to the rail road with lis
own means 49, -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-08
Wanted
Mrs. E2enriques'
E.NHLISH md FRE.NCH.1C.1DE.NY.
For Young Ladies,
LYHcHBuRG, Va.

VIZ Gun Session OF this Institution will begin on
i Monday FEBRUARY, the lst
The course Of Instruction is extensive and thorouob
both IN English and French. The Latin dnguage and
ie higher branches Of the English such as Parsng.
Composition Rhetoric, Logic, etc. as lhcro, taught
by a competent gentleman.
lie ms uHaerod viz
Isl Glass, English, French and Latin,
$500 per session Of ) noaihs.
2nd do 1900 :"
5 d do 1850 %
Board-SlO per month, half of which paid in advance
n D,-Mrs. H. has consented to bepin ON Monday III
9Th OF Feb private class Of young gentlemen in French
either in The morning before her School hours or afe
the same in the evening
February l-w6w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-08
MARRIAGES..

On Thursday evening, 9th inst, by the Rev Mr. Zinc
ke, MIR. GEORGE \. LATHAM, ofPhIadclpha to Mis-
CArnAR,NE L., daughter Of Mr. Charles Richards, Of
this place.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-23
1000

Huaouea3ia lottery. class Is. draws Ma
g., 1841.. % numbers. 10 drawn ballots.
4 Rflle=at 1000 / prize Of 1000
do 800 10 do zoe
- dn l,d61 ~ do 100
Tickets 2.5at n certificate Of Of whole
tickets viii cost 50 dollars. Shares ia
proportion.
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-10-07
CENTS Furnishing Goods.
Medical Notice.

nR. Il. Il. DAVIS would respectfully an.
Dnounce TO the citizens of Brattleboro and yicin.
ty that he has located himself in Bratteboro East
Village, where he may be found ready to attend to
all calls in the line Of his profession. DIR d. deems
it proper to inform the public that his system Of
practice Is based upon the principles of the Reform
of School Of Medicine, rs taught at the Iionsoaan
Botaaico 1isdioul College Cincinnati, Ohio, worces-
ter, Mass, Sc; prescribing all substances mcdici-
nal, which have tendency to poison the blood and
to depress the vital energies of the system. II is
unnecessary to state in this notice anything with re-
gard to the superiority Of the Botanic Remedies over
those deeterious Drugs which so freely dealt by
the Alopdthc or Old School Physicians for the yir-
tues Of our remedies arc too well known and appre
cated by all who have tested them to need COM
ment DIR ID. would therefore state that he deals in
no substances hut those which act in harmony with
the VS. ledodtrir Ndtlsn or healing power Of ma
ture and which assist nature in her efforts to re-
move disease This theory, with the advantages of
three years experience in treating diseases incident
TO this climate with good success he hopes will Sc
cure public confidence and patronage
Rooms at George Bugbcc's directly opposite the
Water Cure Establishment where he may be
found except when absent on professional business
n. b. Botanic Medicines constantly on hand, put
up in the neatest manner and labelled with direc-
tons for use
Brattleboro, june 30th ls47 ly45
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STOVES! STOVES /!

HNHE GREATEST VARIETY, REST AssoRr-
Il NESr, AND LARGEST STOCK or stoves, Tin,
Copper, Brass and Sheet Iron Ware,
ever in Brattleboro, is offered for sale at
ITloes that oI,tRSt fail 10 suit, the store,
door south Of the VERMONT HOUSE,, and next door
north OF TowssLEr & SoSs.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-10-07
DR., IL. Grains SpinO AbdOm-
inal supporters.

a Instrument highly recommended by Physi.
lected from hundreds of Others is saboined ms the
person is well known in this region, ''''
-, KEESE, Aug. 10th, 1874
have for several years been in the use Of DIR
Grains Sphao AbdomiHai Supporters, and for weak.
ness OF the Spine and some kinds Of distortion and
prolapsus Of the uera and abdominal debility gen.
orally | have found i superior to any thing Of the
xlnu nave seen ~ particularly useful for young
persons OF sedentary habits or occupations 10 nrc.
vent distortion and other determinations.
AMOS TwIrcHELI, NJ d.
For sale by J. p. PRoUTY, Brattleboro
Wholesale prices ~ VIC
June 2, isi7 enn
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-10-07
STATE OF VERMONT.

-NWteVf"f -
In Probate Court, Sept 2i, is47.
The following petition is presented, TO wit:
10 the Hon Probate Court for The district Of Marlboro
IoHS RICHMOND, Guardian of C0RNELIA L.
JSTARR, a minor, respectfully represents that it
will be conducive to the interest Of his said ward TO
sell the whole Of her Real Estate consisting Of her
dstributye shares of the estates Of Asa LScom and
Philip Liscom, late of Halifax, deceased, and put
the proceeds thereof at interest. Wherefore, he
prays for license to sell the same accordingly
JOHN RICHMOND, Guardian.
Brattleboro, Sept 81, ls47.
Whereupon, it is ordered, that said Guardian no.
ty all persons interested, that this court will decide
upon said application at a special session thereof,
TO be holden at the Probate Office in Brattlcboro,
in said district on the 9th day of October next by
publishing copy Of the record Of said application,
with this order thereon three weeks successfully in
the Vermont Phoenix, printed ut said Brattleboro,
previous to said time OF hearing.
A true copy Of Record.
8 Aaest, B. d. HARRIS Rep.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-10-07

CO WINTER APPLEs intended for SELL
ing or keeping, must be carefully picked by
hand, using suitable ladders, and not bruis-
ing trees.
Apples Of second and third rate quality
should be stored in cellars for the winter
feeding Of pigs
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-10-07
Houses for Sale.

AsSA FVHE advertiser offers for sale his two
EHM Il large Dwelling Houses situated on
lii& ureen 81 One comprises two and the
piazza in front. 0
The large house embraces four floors and lis nj.
azza embraces most interesting view Of the Fas,.
ern and Southern portion of the village. It's sitna.
ton also affords view of other sections of the vii
lage North. 1t Is only tew rods from the eecbra.
ted Cold Water Establishment and on rising ground
thus securing fine prospect of the same.
On the premises there is a Barn. Sheds Fni,
Trees, SC. Part or the whole will be sold al bor.
gain, as the owner Is DESTROYS of going West.
rare opportunity for profitable Investment
All further information may be had on applica.
ton to the subscriber.
ALSo-llousEnoLD FURNITURE ron SALE.
Baiiehoro, July TO- AZ
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CARPETINGs. CARpETINGs.

large assortment Of every description, for cash, BY
WIN. ]; TENNY, Corner Of HanOrtr and Blaeksionss
Street Bosion.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-10-07
For Gentlemen.
Daguerreotypes.

FIHE subscriber takes pleasure in announcing to
the citizens Of Brattleboro and vicinity, that he
has Just returned nom New York, and will be found
a. his room' over II. ID Braeketts, where he would
be happy to wait on all those that NAV fayor him
with call. Likenesses taken at the Vermont Da.
geuITan Gallery, shall not beexceled by any other
in the country
y" hand and for sale ehoaP Plates, Cases Chemi.
Gals, and every thing used in the art
Pupils thoroughly instructed in the art. and AR
nlshed with apparatus, if desired.
Brattleboro, june l6, Is47. "a
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-10-07
BosTOA BUSINESS CARDS.
Fall Trndc, sept. 1917.

The attention Of Country and Seaport Merchants
Manufacturers, aud others about visiting Boston TO
purchase Fall Supplies Is respectfully request
ed to the following Cards, comprising Merchants,
Manufacturers and Artists
Being fully prepared in the several branches, We
embrace the facilities afforded by the Country Press,
to solicit your early calls and We assure our New
England friend, that no pains shall be spared on
our mart 10 please both old and new customers.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-10-07
PAINTING.

ME subscriber respectfully announces to the in.
continues TO carry ON the Painting Rusiness
IN All It's various branches, viz; House, SIN, and
imitation Painting, Glazing and Paper Hanging
Ne'i at the OLD STAND one door north of the VeT.
mont House lie hopes by faithfulness 10 merit
ana secure share of public patronage.
p.,,,,.h ROBERT ROBERTSON
'N''e""roi Aprii e, 1876. SO