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Washington telegraph., 1847-09-15


Louis fm1IPPI AND TnE Swiss--i
Good HL-ln tho month Of June, 1886,
the French ambassador al Befne, the Duke
de Alonlebello addressed a note 10 tho
Swiss Diet, demanding in naughty and i'm.
peralise terms, the expulsion oi the Italian
and French refugees then SECURING in swii.
krrlanl. The tone oil the note, as well ss
It's object. excited 10 the highest pitch the
Indignation ollhe people. The Noursliisie
Imdais, radical paper published at Lau.
same. in lhe canton ol aud, in long aud
siruenl article sgaIns, fhr aggir.sions Of
France, tell foul Of Louis Philippe, ap.
plying 10 that great persHnaee the epilheis
Of renegade, turn coat aud traitor. Tho
Duke de Aluhirbelio immediately lodged u
complaint against the editor Mr. Gaulliher,
lbr a libel agaIn.l the King, III. MASTER
Tie defence vas. LOU. Philippe. name
was not mentioned. that "a great person.
age oi France was alluded 10. It is true;
but tina, there are many other great per.
sunagss IN France 10 whom such appeIa.
tilns might apply with equal ruth and lus.
tioe.h But tie learned Judge WAS oi dli.
ierrhl opinion, and the following judgement.
now of record IN the criminal court Of Lau.
sanue was feudried.
"Wherras II is impossible no, 10 rceog.
nize bis Majesty Louis Philippe under The
appeIIalian- Of .poiil,cal apusiale and turn.
coat aud whereas, as rrgafjs the epiihr,
of "lfaitof, II appears lfum Mr.. Theirs
history Of the French Revolution that Louis
Philippe was the only French General otli.
Ger who passed over To the enem, with
Dumoutisz; and shefras these constitute A
libsl;-The court condemns the said GAal.
liner to tine OF hfy frances. .'-Dskd.
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-15

Washington, Ark, September LIST, ISL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-17

FOR NEW OR LEANS.
AsklNs a. LIBBY's Line OF Packets Richmond and
IL New ORLEANS, will September
and will be composed Of the following
BaTque BACHELOR, Capt IIIRAh Horror;
Brig ORLEANS, Capt VIZ SMITH;
Brig JOSEPHINE, Capt ROBINSON.
One OF the above vessels will place
month We with confidence recommend the above
the public they built trade and
low other commanded by dis
Greet men oong the trade For passage
having Accommodation, both cabin Storage
passengers, appiyto J. FISHER 4 SON or
HASKINS AZ LIBBY.
N b. All freight from the for above
forwarded charging the and
wharfage J. F. a. 3,
ia 22
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-17
CITY HOTEL,
X ! & In m o N IL. Va
FRESH AND ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OF
SPRING GOODS.

"E have received by the packet. Patrick
w Henry Poeahontas and Greenway AMI Union Railroad
line from New fork, large and choice
styles OF Spring. Gos which one retail
cheap lot cash or aeccpness the They
follows
Rich Grenadne Gasse plaid and striped SILKS
India Reps, aud plain plaid striped AMI fancy Jo.
super blk and blue BLK Gro De Rhine plain plaid striped
Rich EInbfd Grape Shawl., Damask do.
Lrphyr worstsd Barge shawl. and Scarf.
Fancy cold. plaid, and plain blk Alpaca
French aud EaTislon plaid and striped Ginfhams
muslins, Lawns printed Jaeonets and Org adde's
Bk and white GnRhamg, Lawns and prints
Rich Printed Baregcs and Bazorines
French. English and American Prints, cheap
Swiss, Jaeone, Cambria, null and corded Musins
Plaid Silk Tauans Roseyn paids and Robes
eases Irish Linens comprising quality and
price
Table Dama.k, Napkins, Huekaback Dapars and Cash
60, 1914 aud 49, fine aud medium Linen Sherting
Thread Laess Bdging, and nFcrngs Regency
Bobbn Cambria and Swis. Muslin do.
Bin and fancy cord silk Fringes. Furniture do.
Bonnet Cap Hat and Neck Riband. LuSng do
Rich Needle worked Capc- and Collars all prices
Thread Cambria, French Lawn and Drapery Mu,lns
Hair Cloth ARIEL Roy Buse Grass Cloth
shel Side and Tick Combs, Buffalo and Brazilian do
Ladies, Misses and ehllrcn's SIX aud Hose
Kid, SILK and lsle Thread Gloves aud Mtis
Embroed REVERE Tape striped Cambria IIdhfs
sptalded, Bandanna, PonEee and plaid silk do.
super blk French Cloths CassmeIes and Dee Skins
Fancy cold Cloths and Casinees, for Spring and Summer
CashmaIeties Cape Camieis Cloths and
Super Dape de Etc, Silk Codingion, blue and blk
Plain white, striped and PLAID Linen Drilling
Heavy brown do and Cotton Pantheon sufs
Plain and hsd Satin and Silk Ves,ings, MsrsrTe, do.
Buraps, Dowlas, Duck and Russia Sheeiings
large assortment Of the test styles OF bleaehsd
sheengs, shirngs oznaburgs, nrngs plaid Domescs and
Checks manufactured in this and
cash. VALENTINE BREEDEN A co
NH 20 No 2I7, Broad eet,lShockoe Hin.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-17
COMMISSIONS AND PITS.

m, A % C. NV foRE, Aprl NJ Iats
b.nr, of ~, oaaT.EIDear Sir feel duty 10 STATE for m,
- " me puoie that your Gayanic R.mcd.. =, % 'c
ihes ana Magnetic Fluid have entirely s,t ppeu Dy
bS 80 , 1 OF 'e mot severe alarming M, 10 S'h \"
to 10 MS in on. d,y years He has had from No
in The me zane time CHOKING in the throat and %
80, g on OF the heau III. mother and nysclf h. pam
pI OF ms hte, aud release sneb mice ue
HE IS NOW @TTE 'Hs means OF Providence your ree
pIhent we put on the rings and apfied m. an, WIN
t, VIC o'ehl eonSul' Us aud passed or 70, h 80
- - -'s ne lad merely some symptoms Of IN. co,n,n,
% now 'P' period Of sevea months tlere bs, re-, ~
t.ar, nas we could detect Ny look. beteT rst
ehld am, respectfully your. respect IN altered
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-17
FOR SC0TTSVILLE AND LYNCHBURG.
49,. 80 -

IN and alter the LIST October, our Packet
Boats Will leave Richmond at A. NJ. Monday
and Friday and arrive in Lynehbus days At 50 Pm
RETURNING,
Leave Lynehburg Monday "Wednesday, Friday AT A.
and arrive in Richmond nett days 81 r. ~.
our Boats connect al Csrisvile horse Post Coach
Line to Farmv Prince Edward and At Seo,yie
with Parish Co.'S Line Of four To staunton
sept 80 1876 BOYD. EDMOND d DAVENPORT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-17
NEW COMMISSION HOUSE.
successors of VII. Robert Gwathmey
- Z. GWATHMEY and w. w. GWATH

successors of VII. Robert Gvathmey
IL Z. GWATHMEY and w. w. GWATH
OF r. &. GwATHMEY & CO. '' ~ ~ Ai"'
Their business exclusively Commssor one 70, the AL,
cO.ay Psss glerayand they secured the od sand
near shoesoe Warehouse 50 long occupied BY Mr. Robert wa,b
who to the public as sais. =, IAN
be prepared to properly
fair portion Of public patronage. r. G. GwATnMEy ie
Richmond, ISt Dec. 46-f w w GwATHNey
WEBB, BACON x co. OFFER FOR SAFE
w 1873 hhds Porto Rico
90 do Cuba MuIeovado
60 DO New Orleans 1sUGAR
loo packages loaf crushed and povderrd-
Wooseys, stuart's and Coverings
J g. g.: r Gs s S.''s' 1otA-sn
325 bags
800 do Laguayn
S. do st Domingo -
100 do Java fCofFEE
so do Maneabo
so do and % bbs P Rico
do Pimen,o
elsk Cloves
so boIes Changes
Boxes Raisns
100 bOIes Sperm
DO Aeamanrine D
DO Talow ICANDLES
so DO and half bores HUH. Paten,
Brown and Shaving Soap
30 P1ets' GunPo~ier and Imperial, part upeOr
20 do Pnwehons DO TES
soO sides Sole Lssther, various qualities
1000 kegs cut Nails and Brais
tons .terei Steel
500 sack. Liyerroo! Blows SAT-
10 tons Nova scotia Grndstones
500 Lime
10 bb, Port
half pipes Madera WINE
Barrels pure Cider Vinegar
90 bbl. Tanners oil
10 do lamp do
100 bb's North Carolina Heuihgs
bafrels do SGld
Nos ] and AaekereL in whole, half and a. bbs
IS dog Painted Bucket,
so doz Corn Brooms
$50 bags Patent md sucks
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-17
FOR SALE OR HIRE.-A fine

~ u toned Piano Forte and although il has been
IN us about eight regards cultivated ear
scarcely Distinguish fom instrument We either o..
Great devoted by the undersigned, keeping I'D
GOO" assortment OF the very best Piano Fouss
mas"d oy those who have North bought Of
Us mat they could neither greater or be-,
Ter instruments than at establishment aim 10 arorl
70 % PareaSs an The advantages h. eou from
the manu- aeuferr We offer them their prices
LATELY RECEIVED, three elegant .ns in Ro,eyood
Eases Also on hand number Mahogany VARIOUS
styles Of finish NASH A wOODUotrsp
Wholesale and retail dealers Bocks Piano Foites
P- ami .t oner
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-17
NOTICE.

II HAVE this day associated with me Mr.. JAS.
TRlCE my employment for several year,
and 18Th and Cary
street. syc yM ANDERSON 4 CO. the purpose of
conducting Wholesale Grocery and General Comm business
of Groceries, Domestic Goods Cotton Yarns &c
wen the staple products aud
gagged Mr.. DAVID ANDERSON IT, conduct the
and department Of said business Ills
and qualifications ior branch Of the business to- well
make them and have also made
arrangement with FRED. ANDERSON AID
department. familiar and
tuiately acquainted thus branch OF business.
Liberal be made Of groceries, do
goods tobacco wheat and articles OF
general trade. WM. ANDERSON, JT.
February LIT, ls47.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-17

NEW YORK PACKETS.
~ OLD AND ONLY .S
&R r E q LAR LINE. N
seAoe"sr roCAnoNTAs, Csrw) Captain J. II. ss.oK
G cHEENwA aTSs a. ''"' eW G GorSn
COURIER, CsIw) II. CoucH
LYNcHRURG. w. J. GorLD.
MANCHESTER, I'M. M,rH.
This line Packets general
age Of the Merchants OF Richmond for than een years
the propeCr' solicit continuance OF
their goods fely and dispatch
class mostly newt commanded by experience
ofpremum For freight having
HENRY FISHER, Agent
a Goods be re,hpped New Orleans Mobile ApaIaehi
cola other places WILDE received aud for~ ared from
eept such as may actually be incurred. 20
,ffSA NOR BOSTON.-The regular packet
~ IL sehrRAINBow Capt Rogers, having
largo going board Dispatch For ba anec
NJ 800 boxes tobacco complete apply
DOCK, orio aPI4 RANKIN WHITLoCK
h NOR BOSTON. The superior schooner
HN Il RAINBOW, Capt. 5. G Rogers, a large portion
OF her engaged Po freight apply board
Pekeits wharf, ap4 HENRY FISHER.
FOR NEW YORK.
CTo Load Wednesday,
ffe The regular packet schr MARIETTA
S,-N BURR, Capt. =. DEARBORN. will load
lfeh. of email packages apply 10 master on boaE at ludnms
wharf, orto aP II HENRY FISHER
n& NOR NEW YORK....Thc regular pack
&eH IL seh MARIETTA BURR, :. Dearborn ma.t,r havI
ing the greater portion Il her engaged will have Immediate
dispatch For freight Of small packages, passage having supe
ror Accommodations, apply board LudlAm wharf,
aplI RANKIN 4 wIiITLOCK.
.A NOR PHILADELPHIA.-Th regular
HeH l. packet sehr LEoNoRA, woolson, ml,tsr having
Of her engaged will Dispatch freight
mainier apply to master board
apI5 RANKIN & wHTrLocK.
AA NOR BOSTON. The new schr MOUNT
eN II vERSoS Capt Could having her cargo en-
gagged, will be ready cargo Tuesday
dispatch For balance Of freight Of small packages apply board
Unlock orto apl2 RANKIN 4 wIlTrLOCK
FOR DUBLIN.
.ssN The splendid Barque b ACHE LOR.
Tax Captain HIRAM HORROR, will sail about the 2jh
having superior accommodations passes light
apply 10 the Captain HASKINS A. LlBBY,
DAVID CURRIE,
aplO CTIAS T. WORKMAN.
.@ NOR BOSTON.---The fine schr MARI.
N NER Capt. Godfrey having the Of her
gagged will have quick dispatch Po freight Of 900
10 complete cargo apply to master board, in Dock,
apps RANKIN wIITTIOCK
vsffN ENOR THE DISTRICT COLUMBIA...-
Xxx Il The good ehr EXIT CaTs sparrow. having portion
Of her cargo engaged will have quick Dispatch For
ma'nder, apply on board IN Dock, otio
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-17
FRESH SPRING GOODs.-GAY. MA.

=. 70 having received sehrs Courier Pat.
Sh henfy arge portion of their fancy dry so. 20
peuuy 'oeiia call from Merchants othe as ihey feel
n my can ohrr great ndueemcnt such Among COR .tor.
North Carolina urade. $50 80 '""
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-17

Spring and summer ArrRngemcut-Ncw RniI
Road and Steamboat Line between Rich
mond, Norfolk and Portsmouth, via Port
walthnIl.
p r. The Public are hereby notified that
K4s111kEE<k- the splendid Steamboat MOUNT VERNON,
Capt H. MrrcHELL, between Fort watha and
Norfolk IN connection with the Cars Richmond
burg al the low rate OF One Dollar including Meals
Passengers leaving Richmond MONDAY Wednesday
Morning. At 81 NJ breakfast Mount
arrive at Norfolk between and Returning
Vernon leaves Norfolk at Tuesday Thursday
day morning. breaknE
and arriving at POu watha by ID O'Clock NJ Richmond
by 81 p 81.
1t will be perceived from the above that
expeditions line visiting Norok
opportunity Of uansactns and returning by
morning. IA u be absent from their homes
Tie Mount Vernon will usual landings
River TO take IN and any points
tie rveT where signal Is made.
The public assured that is the determination
Propretors to keep this line
travellers between Richmond and Norfolk the beat and
at the lowest
For further information Tickets freight apply Depot
OF the Richmond and Petersbus Railroad Company the Ticket
Agent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-17
GEOMGE EARLE. merchnmI TniIor.
SWAN TAVERN.

NOTICE.-The underdEncd, Executors Of the and
Y testament Of Edward coleman, %
pha, deceased, hereby notify all whom that BY
powers afocfad pursuance
81 ~ pfthe General Assembly Of Virginia entitled An Act
facilitate q The joint stock companies o.
Fe 10Th day of January. 1897 they will
amer the i5h DAY u Be transferred n such
persons become thereof AL the stock The
Richmond, fredericksburg Potomac Railroad Company stand
Tho books o aid Compaay the Of the ssd 10
mund Coleman, deed, GEORGE w AgPINWAIfa 80,
r. o-fm ISAAC UAZIEHgRHT,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-17
CODarInersIliD.


We have this day formed n neNon in business, as
stated Advertisement and
made confidence
niors friend. public generally wM ANDERSON, IL,
TRIGE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-17

,fN NOR BOSTON.--The fine schr. MAXI
NER' Capt Godfrey, having the most Of her
gagged will have quick dispatch Por freight Of 400
Co complete apply board, Dock,
apps RANKIN wIITTLOCK
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-17
~ LyOR TmE DISTRICT COLUMBIA.

Il The good sehr EXIT. Capt sparrow. having portion
Of her engaged will quick Dispatch
ma nder, apply on board IA Dock
A WUTTIOCK
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-17
| RICHMOND a. PETERSBURG RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

CHANGE OF HOURS.
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
an and after Tuesday, the 10th instant
~ WALL TRAIN
Leaves Richmond daily y. NJ.
.5l n VI.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
Leaves Riehmosd dsiy Csupdsys e1eepied) A.
Leaves Petersburg daily tsusdays eIeepted) A
NORFOLK TRAIN
leaves Richmond Monday. Wednesday and Friday
mornings at ct A. NJ
Petersburg mornings at A NJ
On Tucsiay- Thursdays and Saturdays. Tain will Pc
icr-burE O'Clock Norfolk
Richmond rou wahhan Junction Persons
on Bank other business
by having Richmond these days The 10 O'Clock
hour aud quarter PcterbuIs, Rehmoni
dine.
~ u. The trains punetuay the advertisement by
Richmond time. THOMAS DODAMEAD,
NH l6 supt Transportation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-17

COFFEE-75O bags Rio, Laguayra, and Mara.
~ eabc Coffee, ot sslc ~
Pit-iw DUNLOP, MoNCURE d CO.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-12
Latest from Europe.

The steamer Caledonia arrived at Boston on
Friday afternoon, with Liverpool dates to the
18th ult. We append her most important item,
Of news;
The commercial panic in Great Britain seems 10
be increasing. Forty new failures have taken place
the most important Of which is the Roval Bank Of
Liverpool And the London Times saws the mis-.
chief e by no means over" Il is feared that the
end Of these things will be universal bankruptcy
As matter Of course, all the markets are dull
Flour hhs fallen 2s per Dbl within the last fortnight
being worth but 26s. to 2es. cd. 1894 to s6s6 =
indian corn commands "a TO 32s. per Or Cotton
is down / to ID. lower as many Of the mills are
stopping, or working short time
Inc British revenue for the quarter ending Sept
3Oth, has decreased fi,50OOOO, as compared with
the corresponding period Of last year. Government
stocks have fallen or per cent within six weeks
the cash price Of per cent consols being but 79I
These arc alarming signs, truly
The Princess Royal has been slightly injured by
. iali from her pony, creating more fuss than the
deliberate starvation Of thousands OF the people.
The English hop crop is generally superior, both
IN quality and quantity, to that Of is46.
lrelands prospects for the winter arc gloomy in
the extreme. A spirit Of anti-rcnfism is rife and
robberies and murders arc common Mr. Roe and
MIR Lowe, resident landlords in the county Upper.
airy, have been barbarously assassinatcd.
Prince jerome Bonapartc hns been permitted to
return " Ehtisi Dyme frcnch Government alter an
exile Of 80 years lie and his son have dined with
Louis Philippe.
The Government has advertised for a loan of
250iOoo,0oo francs in the > per cents
Terrible foundations have occurred in the south
Of France.
The cholera is overunning Russia, and sweeping
off multtudes.
Abd-el-Kader has fought great battle in Morocco
lie lost 1000 men.
The King and Queen Of Spain have Kissed and
made up and now live peaceably together
An instruction has broken out in Sicily.
Italy is still in fement although the Anstrians
have restored Ferrera to the Pope
Cotton Is now successfully raised In Turkey-Dr.
Davis, an American having been experimenting for
two or three years, under direction Of the Sultan.
In Northern Australia too, this great staple is found
to thrive finely Hard times ahead for our South
ern slaye-loldersi
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-12

~ District of IPesfaiasieT, s..
The Hon. DE P,olate Court for he District of TYest
minister; 10 all persons interested ia he Estuie of
Daniel Eddy, Jr., late Of .Jamaioa, IN sad
district deceased, iatesfaie, GREEr1sa.
WHEREAs, David Eddy Administrator up
w ON said estate, proposes to render an account
Of his administration, and 70 present his account
against said estate for allowance at the session Of
the court to be held at the Inn Of John Ayres in
Grafton, In said district on the last Wednesday Of
November, lS47s--Thorefore, you arc hereby nu H.
fed TO appear before said court at the time and
place aforesaid, and show cause, II any you may
have why said account should not DO allowed. :
ABLSILAI S70DDAIlD, ReQr
Townshend Oct ~ ,le47 III
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-12


NO. says he, circumstances alters eases"
Then tried to scare him out Of il. told him
our folks would whip the Mexicans all into shoe
strings In a little while Aud Il made no odds
whether he it for annexin or aaninst Il. we
should 60 on just the same, and before another
year was out Mr. Polk would be President Of
every foot Of Mexico for we should get through
annexIn the whole Of Il.
VERY WELL says he, Ego on the Mexicans
like the business; they can stand il longer than
Mr. Polk can for Mr. Polk will have all the work
TO do over again every year as long ms he lives,
for there isn't place in Mexico that will stay
annexed any longer than just while you arc hold
ing on TO Il"
SO you see there's no doing any thing with
Santa Anna. What course i is best to take
now seems rather pu1zler. havn't time to
give you my views about il in this despatch, but
will try to soon. Give my love 10 Mr. Richie
meant to write him too, but / shall have 10 wait
till next time.
Your faithful friend and private ambassador,
Major JACK DOWNING
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-12
More Mexican News.

The steamer Alabama has arrived at New Or
leans from Vera Cruz, whence she sailed on the
goth. Gen. Patterson would march for the inte-
rior on the oath. Dates from the city of Mexi-
co were to the 9TH. Tranquility reigned there
As soon as the Government was organized the
fact was announced to the Foreign Ministers, and
the British Minister replied in satisfactory terms
The Genius of Liberty Ia new paper in the
city, was informed that the decree which or
dained Penay Pena should take the supreme
power, had been repealed, and that Santa Anna
had been again called to assume the government
and command the army. Paroles was In tut
ancingo endeavoring TO estabeshh Is monarchical
system Valencia was at his Hacienda, taking
no part in national affairs. Gen. Bravo was in
the city Of Mexico on parole.
The Mexican Congress or Government met
according 10 appointment at Queretaro, on the
9th ult., but there not being a quorum, nothing
was done. The feelings Of the people are said
to be strenuously opposed to any compromise
with the Americans. Other leading men and
Generals not named above, have gone to Cuer-
navoca, IL leagues south Of the city Of Mexico,
The Genius learns that Gen. Lane was at HUI
amantia, half way between Perote and Puebla-
Santa Anna had been there, but had evacuated
Immediately ON the appearance of the Americans
leaving two pieces Of artillery and two prisoners
Coils Vega and Iturbide. Santa Anna had q
thousand cavalry, and was subsequently rein.
forced by 1900 men. Reyes took possession Of
the town after Gen. Lanes departure, following
up his rear, having killed 40 men, principally
American stragglers. Gen. Rhea had sailed
from Puebla at Che head of considerable force
awaiting the approach of Gen. Lane, whose
flank and rear were constantly harrassed by the
Mexicans.
| The N. o. Picayune publishes two important
| circulars from penay Pena, being expositions O
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-12
STATE OF vnRnnoNr.

11olUIe l7377Ftl1 y z1aFl00TD.
In Probate Court, Oct ., A. ID. ls47.
ZONES John Richmond, Administrator upon thu
" estate Of LEAFY STARR, late Of Halifax, de.
ceased, and files his administration account for ex
animation and allowance
Whercupon, il is ordered that said Administrator
notify all persons interested that this court will de-
eide upon the allowance Of said account aud decree
distribution OF said estate to and among the heirs o.
the same, at Especial session thereof to be holden a
e probate office in Brattleboro in said district, OF
The 2Ith day OF November next, by Publishing copy
Of the record of this order three weeks successive
in the Vermont Phoenix printed at Brattleboro
aforesaid, previous to said time Of hearing
A true copy Of Record.
IL Attest y. d. HARRIS, Regr
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-12
STATE OF vnanaoNr.

Isoodte Disfrot 81 Horiboro
In Probate Court, Sept. 10, A. D. lsi7
NoAIE Rufus X Henry AMI luke Woodward,
" Administrator upon the estate of BENZ,
WOODWARD, late Of Halifax, deceased, and
move the court here for an extension Of the time
heretofore limited to them TO dispose Of said estate
and pay the debts of said deceased
Whereupon, il is ordered that said Administra.
tors notify all persons interested that this court will
decideupon application at special session there
Of TO holden at the probate office in Brattleboro in
said district, on the eth day OF November next hy
publishing copy Of the record Of this order three
weeks successfully in the Vermont Phoenix, printed
at Brattleboro, aforesaid, previous to said time Of
hearing.
fete- A true copy Of Record.
~ Attest, BID HARRIS, Regr
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-12

Disturbance upon he Central RdRoad.-In conse.
quence Of the failure Of Belknap Foster, who had
contract upon the Central Road near the village
Of Sharon, a considerable row among the Irish Ia.
borers on the road to whom they were indebted, oc-
CURED last week. II appears that the Irishmen had
assembled IN considenbenumbers,a and armed them
selves in order 10 resist the officers who at
tachng property, and prevent their taking the hos
es, oxen carts &c. which they had in their care and
with which they had wrought In the ARRAY the
sheriff and some of his deputies got pretty severely
handled On Friday, the sheriff ordered to his as
sistance two companies Of the military. On then
appearance, the hostile attitude Of the aborers ceas
triumphed.-- Woodstock Mercury, bh inst.