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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-18

NHE subscribers having become prop.tnr-
sale and disposition Of DR. Bannns Body Brace for State
OF Virginia beg leave 90 call the attention Of the public
value IN the relief affords Weak Lungs aud Spine Papha1n
Of the Heart, Dyspepsia, ConSta and Piles also relief
public weak and dropping children ladies' who
ard perfect substitute
stranng shoulder brace The instrument be- ed Eaiuou
for two or ihT days lady instructed by DIR Banning. wal
tend u htuE the Brace the City Price 90 for plain
Braee. SIS for the besi. Rooas aso be had.
Persons DESTROYS Uf purchasing Patent Rights do
pheaon To the subscribers who prepared urna us Braces
and Books l2-u III EUsTACE A.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-18
TRUNKS! TRUNKS. TRUNKS!


"EBB, BACON n co. OFFER FOR SALE
w 60 hhds New Orleans
IS do MuscovsIO s,.c,p
rs boxes brown and white Havana ''"
IS Do woolscys' Loaf
IS hl,is West India }
90 ucrces do MOLASsES
100 bb. n. Orleans
los bags Java
100 do ami bbls T. Rico
do -o,,,r
GOO DO IaEuaYra '''
IS do Bamcaibo
% baiss Mocha
"a bags Suuaira Pepper
$50 sifesSoe Leather
Kegs Nails
9 urtccs New Rice
Ig5 frt quality Sperm
% do iiun A Bin'sPltont CANDLES
CO do Talow, approved brands
% packages q T. Tea, part fine
~ b. chests bk DO
y bhs No I stll
M7ekcreL Nos !, and , in whole, hall az IBIS AMI
90 Ibis Tar
70 hbis Tanners OIL
% casr prime Goshen Cheese
casks Sgeun Oh
inrt2 and sNtO Window Cilss
rnmc Clover Seed, Iniign Maddtt
Coppctas, Uuport's Powder. Shot and Bar Lead
Prime Ciicf Yircrtr, Corn Bfooms
tainted 10 -kott, Shoe Threrd
Brown AMI Casiic Soap, ~ i,icfcd Steel IN 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-18
For Preserving and BcautifJina an. rEETu
IND PuRIFYE,.t THE RRr trH

fors are ueeetio soA svegs Bleeding GHn-for whtrn
ns aHl giving nfuRess 10 s T. preserving them from b.
estsg = deeay-for rendering delicious fe.hp.. n ,b
A heuirlLns the odcu from bad Teeh-he bad breath al
Soks ana persons who have dsordered Stlmaehs T ee
eli and balsame E1r which pac reliance nav be
placed as his he strongest u respectable Ply
scans md Eents. 10th 30 Europe and the United Stas.
Fos sale BY puya Purcell r. Duval P 30 srs,..n J. I,
yai & Co. H. Eustaec SON : Sc Za-hTssoB A. Is.i, no
eeeAcr Bro, Rezsaa s?oEos.i Roberts-n q Co,in- a
20 Fste-sssTE, 2 e Been Hi-cisst~r Cooss Els.,7t
5urg ard By AZ iRs principal Dag s throuhnutt 4 : n, .,
a ""shL Sole agents for the U. s, PIiiaaslpA4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-18
10 SohVeyancers. Lawyers and Alder
men.
THORNTON S CONVEYANCING.


uSI Published, A Digest of the Conyev,pc.
fs Ie'Amsnary and Registry Laws Of all the s,,c - The
mon Embracing references decision. pro, .
"a ho't OF TIE stnies Together the fvr., az AZ
irooats Il ngu saiasnL Sc, required nv The .,a,
ue' o. and IN use IN each. Preceded by bIef .ats. a, n
iss teauns 10 tie sI-cuiion and p.r,,,o, ar
~ ana S and followed by Appendix Of the most asp,,y
co tofnis OF those lnsru, beiss practical Ms,u,I
1 "G,as Tor Lawyers, Public Officers Men Of
.anss D. Thornton ate Of Virgin OF Memphi, Tnn...
Attorney at Law IN yol svs-ti so e'
Fror Prstaee
VI All more benefit than to the Lavye this o,k n, oo..r.
o'' duty Il - To take he aekno1isd aud Prnaa- of D
Sueh as JUDGES justices Of the Peace Clerks Noa,,s
soners Mayors aud Aide frruu, aty e,.s r A.
ton - p''"s SUCH ihi"fna
Inc policy Of the Executive appointment Comm gn. n
4e ana eey The acknowledgment add OF Deeds in IN.
Aa IN which the Commissioner resides signed To ouerat n,
'h@ Sie "Eente the Commission eanates now g-neauv
aaod 10 All the states and without
'h duty be PerfoTmsc in conformity with the R-tiop OF
uhe er staie Now such C,nmis.,on.,, On
comfy with this provision unless provided with the Statute, Of Inv.
$50 ~-~''S'' W '7
MI Thontons Treatise Conveyaaeinr supplies all III. or
mauon wanted IN zach Will be in det, N
convenient IN arrangement For the Book sto ,f
e 10 bklNkER MORRIS, %, Main St
- Is Terees
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-18
ALEAANDER'S TRICOBAPHE!
improvement Of Is1S

INHlS new and popular LIQUID HAIR DYE,
since IL introduction, has ureElmpd bat ysu,
ed success and the subscribers Wouh public that m
HrheT Improvement has lty TIA, II stands now
aiaTaed eoors Hair Back or Brown nStaBta
neoasy am neief Nahs odoT instead Of
HHns tie alir lmp4r TO the beauty Of youth
IL supt excellence viii be apparent every one upon single
anUlf-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-18
WORTHAM, McGRUDER a. co.

OYER FOR SALE:
Ak HHDs 81 Groin, p. REQ and n. O. Sugar
AZ 20 package, w w loaf crushed and Pulvered do.
Is bills N U Clarified Sugar
40 hhts Molasses, part prime
90 bbis do
100 bag. old Government, Java Coffee
1873 do Rio
los do Iaguayra do
10 bales Mocha do
Gunpowder and Black Teas OF quality
10 ties Rice
$50 kegs Nails, assorted Dor and warehouse
200 sides Sole Leather, good and damaged
$40 Russet do
500 ID, Shoe Thread
40 boxes Sperm Candles
10 do Judds Candies
100 do Candies, Iluls Il Woodruff
100 do Soap
Starch
10 kegs Salt Petre
. ceroons Indigo
10 baskets best (Durand-) Olive OIL
&c ties Coal Pit Oh
Winter spemOn
1000 kegs DupOnts sporting and blasting Powder
so boxes $40 and IOII2 GIssr
500 bags Shot
Bar Lead
90 hhds Maddlink Baeot
&c do Shoulder do
500 best family Hams
40 boxes TIN Plate
Block Tin and Spelter
400 run Wrapping Paper
$50 Grind Stones
IS bbIs Tar
90 bbi- pure Cider Vinegar
is az eaIks best wooihousc Wines
Genuine old Port
Cotton Yarns, At factory prices
Cotton Lines, London Mustard
Gngcr Pepper, huSpice, Sack Salt, &c
tons Am bis;ercd steel
English bl.st Shear and Cast Steel
tons spurg Steel
10 " Swee1s
so " TTetrga and English y
Sheet and Boiler Plate Iron
Band and Hoop do
AIes, Pnush Plates, &e- sea
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-18
NOTICE.

NUllOE.
Il HAVE this day associated with me Mr.. JAS.
A. TRlCE who has been empoymen, for years
old and Cary
under sye OWN ANDERSON CO. yurpOsa
cnigetR Wholesale Grocery and General Comms
the sale of Groceries, rouc Goods Cotton Yarns
well s;apc products
Rsged the of MT DAVID ANDERSON J. conduct the
ana wheat department OF SAID business HIS eNper
qualifications that branch
In make Inads
arrangement Mr. FRED. ANDERSON aid range
of t tobacco familiar
tmatcly ca. autrd this branch business.
Liberal advance he made groceries DO
nestle goods tobacco wheat pig and articles
general trade. WM. ANDERSON IT,
February iiL I5i7.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-18
DISSOLUTION

~ Is Terees
Just we'd for sale by tee INV . =.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-18

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
AsRiNs LlBBYS Line OF Paek between Richmond and
~ New Orean will tLcT REGULAR September
and will be composed Of following vess-is
Barque BACHELOR, HIRAM HoRToE;
BRIG ORLEANS, Capt. VIZ SstTu;
Brig JOSEPHINE, Capt. Joe. ROBINSON.
One Of the above will this place regularly
month We with confidence recommend the above vessels
the public, they bui expressly for the trade aud will
low other vessels ani Commanded BY steady die
oflnng the trade For freight
having Accommodations both for cabin aud
passengers, applyio J. FISHER q SON
HASKINS a LIBBY.
NJ II. All freight from the county for the above be
received and forwarded charging CAy the and
wharfage. J. Z. a s.
u22 H.&L.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-18
PASSAGE TO NORFOLK 4 PORTSMOUTH

C|F NE sPIeHuTu anu sWIII NeaIhtr
- ALICE. Captlin J " BROUCH, having
Ju nefgone thorough oyefha"uns complete order,
AM has commenced pace OF the CURTIS PECK,
leaving The Wharf a; Rocket Monday, "wednesday
AM Friday VI ornings. i-2 ocoek. Rstiru
INK the AcE Will leave Norok every TUESDAY THURSDAY
uriiy Monnes the .6 i9 ocock All
The intermediate Landing the River both g1g and returning
2- Passage ard Fare 5m chmond Petersburg
NotO'k, neals included, One Dollar. HASKISS 4 LIBBY
90 fassergeTs whns ihis he Noah -,
and remaGn the Alice ual nv they 20
on the baltimore Boat, and LEY
ing IN Baltimore, without extra charge. Retrg Ahcs
Will meet the Baltimore Boat the morning u.Ul
passenger leaving Baltimore O'Clock evening aTv N
Petersburg By soeIoc and Richmond by O'Clock evening
~ Passage ani Fare from Richmond Petersburg
BaitnoT", meals, lodgings &c. Included Dollars.
Il = The Accommodations and speed OF the Alice
James Rysr be lat n,illr
have been equal Cd aeh surpassed opposition
la. ever been on the RIVER de25
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-18
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
FOR SALE

~ r. have Tor sac privately, on a credit of g..
IL md - months that valuable keahks FANNY resi-
hee 7en IN TIE town OF hancheer recently occupied ~ the
ate AeIan-er Archer Il story dwelling with
rooms Also good and convenient out Ous7-say kitchen smoke
mus one a9s carr ,geho4se, &c a repair-
Nih large frna. yard irum which ANY had comma
N o. the t Of Richmond ami productive saf-
sens IN hsh slle OF euFvson SAID property insured b
he Mutual Assurance Company Of f35OG ard
'aIec Al s-'Vo. said property can be purchased low
pnce- HODGES ROY A PT-ITI.y
Dc 81 w" -.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-18
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Philosophy in Sport made Science Earnest nr an aemp,
70 sias the hs principles Of Naiara Philosophy by ad Of
the popular Toys ant Sports OF Youth
Ballads and other Poems. by Mary Hewitt
Treatment OF insanity, BY John D. Physician of In.
Lnbatie Asylum Of Virginia, WsAiamshurr
Lives Of Chr so7her COLUMBUS and Auereus yespueus
Psafnes az Taste and other by Mis- Taylor
General View OF the United safes Comprising Description Of
each site and Territory with Tabular stAteu Poo
hilton Of the L Suites,
SEB -yOVELS.
20 supply Of Bate OF LIE BY Dickens
Sylvandrie, by Dumas
Temptation and Atonement by Mrr GcTe
History Of - Giles and 81 James, b. Douglas Jerod
Rupur nelar by author OF Ten thousand a Year
Wig Review for Feb'ry i5i7. G. p FISHER
fe I9 Agent under IN. E.,h,n,. H.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-29

FATAL Collision THE NoRwtcH RoAp. On
the Norwich railroad, few miles south of Webster,
on Tuesday morning, Goth inst, most dreadful col.
sion occurred, the particulars Of which were thus
stated at the fremont House, last evening, by A. w.
Dana, ESQ.,, depot masier.--
About half past eight, us the freight train was as
cendine grode about two miles south of Webster
hr TWO rear cars, loaded with iron, became separated
rom The uaIn, and, soon losing their forward impetus
began TO run back. There was no possible means al
stopping the fugitive cars, and on they continued
down the grade, while the accommodation passenger
tram ifom Norwich was approaching. Upon turning
short curve through high ledge the engineer of M.
train saw the two CATS close upon him. aud while he
was in the aci Of reversing the engine collision took
place. The locomotive knocked 10 pieces the wa.
cF tank was thrown on The top Of the forward car,
being the baggage and second class car; The engineer
Mt Adams, was doubled up aud crushed into such a
shapeess mass that not recog nzahe feature Of his
person was lett, aud the iIeman's thigh was pierced
through by bar Of iron, and also jammed, SO that
there Is no hope for his recovery.
Joseph Lewis Siackpule Esq, Of this city, was IL
Is supposed standing al the door Of the second class
car, 10 which he had been amusing himself with his
dog Tie was iound by the side OF the track dead living
upon man WHO was slightly injured His body was
shoekngly mangled. Mr. Stackp0Ies WIFE, three child
fen and nurse, who in the first class car escaped
unhuI Five OF six other passengers in the FIST and
second class cars, received some bruises bui no per-
nianent injury. Mr. Sackpole's Teinana were convey
ed to Worcester where his family stopped last nieht.
Post
We have CLEANED the following additional particulars
from various sourccs;--The cars, aner getting UNI.
shacked, down the main road nearly seven miles
TO the vicinity of FisheTsville When they first start
ed, brakeman tried 10 oyerake them, bot filled;
locomotive also started after them as soon as ossbIe
hoping their speed would be checked at an ascending
grade few miles from The starring place; the monien-
um which they had obtained before reaching this place
O. Is said some % miles an hour carried them over
When the collision took place, the bars Of iron were
shot past the locomotive with great velocity The
engineer, Mr. Joseph Adams, Of Norwich, was struck
with two bars HIS body was dreadful spectacle be-
ing literally crushed elley. He was about IS wears
old, and has len wife aud several children The fire.
man, whose name is Andrew Hoolon, Is not so much
injured as wa al hrst surpassed, aud will probably re
cover. Mr. Siarkpoie was standing upon the platform
Of the second class car al Tho time Of the accidrni-
lie said 10 have been struck in the side by har of
flying iron. Two other passengers were also injured
one in the breast and were with The fireman conveyed
back 10 Norwich. The locomotive il complete wreck;
the ears adjoining il are very much broken Up.
Traveller.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-29


ooffsh'Ns OF IhishANrs TO CALiFoRNA.-
fhes OF papers rom Saiiiotnia 10 ON oil March
give mos' pa'nIui accounts oil The suiietngs oil the
se''lers VINO zen Missouri IN May, 1876. Twenty
'h'ee wagons WIN sixty or eighty persons. lost
'net way Ia oeioDer, aud were overtaken by i'm
passaoie SHOWS they sent forward two men for as
s'slsnee, VINO obtained some Hour and beef.
inns lsays tne STAR was about the middle Of No
,ns,, .o,h;nr 49, 'ss. ' na &c .s " rev
,ressan.e, csma =, ro,, S..s.,n.',a e.. &C..
W. Ish..,. - G.. t.ess' - ,.c up
,,.,ns,s hrn';,,.. 49, ss,s..s.,, - ''s ses
&C. ,.n,., Ia So ~, 'na.
aIn,os, ar,;,s,s III '..;,h :. ,"e po'"'
Tn, ss;d ~, ~ . h ~, - "os,. ~
,a.S,'' -, ~ "a1 'eaS ,ee s''%s
,Ss ',"; N.y 100 ~ ~ ~, $500 Is", s'ue ~
,," S.,,, ~ ".'ss "1'' 'ounson
travel Fearing starvation. rs Of the strongest III
males and femaesl agreed to start for the settle
ment on foot Scantily clothed and in proyided
with provisions tbey commenced n iou,nev owe,
the mountains. in comparison with which Nsno,e.
on's leaf ON The Aims was child,s nlav
=
;. n'e, Wan'e''ug "uuhor' u JAYS pe"nueted
~ '"e sno" u.e' P'o''s,'"s, gave ou', ana a''et
ions nunse'' 'ney Iesoneu 20 'ne ho''lu s'ep oil
oas"'g 'o's :" see "no snou'u give up tne,' hves
anu ooo'es as 'oou iof ue remainder AS tne
~eaeei ones began 70 s'hA unue' 'ne't suner'ngs'
nSoweseI y n'a mol become necessary 10 take me
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-29

sacrifice would be We have had such ntmaons but
should my reque the kindness Of pat
rons be Influenced by any doubts Of their appreciation.
We have performed duty to ham we'll as ourselves, BY
unfolding the character ofwtwe regard aseheme 10 d.
vide and destroy The Why party That may end supporters Il
quite probable The Democras Of The county could well afford
support Tor time by that they could bring 20 W,
support any considerable portion Of the Wig, ltwoud do
TO give them the ascendanoy than dozen democratic pape
and fits device Of theirs certainly has the merit ofngonp
iy and shrewdness IT, by 49, few wings be 1edoced 70
IL support give plauFbily is pTocnaon 70 BE-
Wing organ might accomplish ali The mischief designed,
and eFec, the throw Of the Wig party II deuto
celse any other motive It's eaiabhmenor that Is plainly
i natural and Inevitable tendency Having done duty 10
unwilling ts character and design appears leave
this device in the hands of,ho Wings Of this county
We have siong conviction that they will be al loss TO
discern its unendy paenage and ta mischievcus tendency
and design Ia the time, shall proceed TO carry out
contemplated Improvements, undcered BY the threatened
oppoaion and continue with Undated zeal efforts 10
the APPRECIATION and fulfill the expectations Of subscribers
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-29
MR.. CALHOUN.

The following letter from Mr. Calhoun, IN reply 10
resolution Of thanks Of the Putnam Wing Meeting,
in Georgia, may be interesting TO Of our readers,
who, f there be any SUCH may have been doubtful as
TO the Mr. Calhoun intends hereafter to pursue
We have placed portion Of the last paragraph in ifaE
les, as embodyine certain propositions which we con-
slider as true in their application to the free TO the
slave states:
FoRT HUI, 9Th June. Is47.
DEAR Sra ] am in receipt OF your note Of the
18th instant. covering the resolution adopted BY a
meeting Of the Wing party Of Putnam County. ap-
proving the resolutions introduced by me in the
Senate Of the United States during the last session.
in opposition 10 the Wilmot Proviso and rendering
the thanks Of the meeting for the stand took in
behalf Of our rights
am happy that my resolutions and stand have
met With the appreciation Of your meeting; not so
much on my account, as acceptable as is the appro.
baton OF my fellow citizens to me. but for rea.
son Ear more important Coming from quarter Of
the State so respectable and Influential, hail il as
an omen that the Wings Of Georgia are prepared to
do their duty 10 reference TO the vital question ia.
voved 10 the resolutions introduced.
hope IL is the precursor TO the union Of all par.
ties with to rcpel outrageous and unprovoke ed
assault that involves our safety and that
OF the Union. We have the Constitution clearly
with US. My resolutions have been assailed and
denounced but the truth Of the principles they
sert remains uncoD.esied and incontestibe. Ia dc.
Tending them we not only defend ourselves, but the
CONSTITUTIONS and in defending il, the Union itself,
OF which il is the basis.
We must not be deceived The time has come
ohen The question mast be met. II can no longer
be aUoidtd, nor, II il eouid, is IL desirable. The
longer ID is postponed fhe invefrate and dam
geroHs OiH become tke hostile feelings bsfDeen the
sLdUehOiding and Notwithstanding States. With
union among ourselves we have nothing to fear, but
without il everything. The question Is far above
the party questions of the day. He who is not for
US is against us. For your kind expression OF feel.
ing towards me in communicating the resolution,
accept my sincere acknowledgment.
With great respect, am, &C..
j. C. CALHOUN.
SAMUEL Wales ESQ
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-29
Agriculture.

Our readers will see that we have appropriated Q
portion Of our paper exclusively to this subject. At
enton Is particularly called 10 The Article cheese
makng, and on the cultivation of Barley This
county is well adapted to the produce Of both articles
-and cheese is exported in large quantities.
Its value will depend much on ts adaptation To the
foreign market; and hints from that quarter should not
be neglected.
As il is designed 10 make the agricultural department
of practical uiiliiy,we invite not only contributions
from practical iamersbui the result Of their observa-
ton and experience in oil matters connected with hus
bandry.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-29
Lexington. Ky. June 25, 1917.

THE AFRIcAE REPosIToRI for July contains se '
eral interesting communications from Liberia, 10 aan
ton 10 much valuable matter in relation the cause
of Colonization in the United States.
One cooDist who has been a resident Of Liberia 'os
twelve years writes that coffee Of an excellent qusn
is raised there. He has himself 5000 trees ai ..
which from the wild plants. The average pIooIe
Of the trees is from 10 81 lbs of clean coffee 70 tue
West Indies, 2 lbs. is considered a lair crop. ran
oil, rice and sugar will also, the writer believes, soon
become important articles of cultivation 'or export
The price Of licenses 10 sell ardent spirits ~ mon'u-
via, is $500, which almost amounts 10 pTohol'on
There is not a dram shop in the place.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-29
sAMuEL A. WALLS. E.q.

UsvERsuY OF VFRnoNT.--The CONNIE ncement Of the
University Of Vermont will take place Burlington, on
Wednesday, August 9Th, l647 On Monday evening Au.
gust 3D. address before the "soesy Of Religious nqui
~" will be pronounced by the Rev Edward Beecher ID.
ID Of Boston. Music by the Handel aud Hayden Society
of Burlington.
On Turpday, August 3D. the address before the Literary
Socetes Of The University will be delivered by W. NJ
Yose, ESQ., Of Augusta Aiane and the porn will be de.
hyered by John Henry Hopkins Jr OF Burlington VI
On the day, address before the "Socety Of As.
socaIed Alumni will be pronounced by Hun Jacob Col.
umer, NJ G., of Woodstock, VI, and pnen by Alexan.
der Mann Esq, Editor of the Rochester Daily American
Dodsworlhs band enIyen these lerarY praeee dngs
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-29

THRows ovKs As we predicted. few weeks since.
the federal papers have thrown old Rough and Ready
board.-VermoHf Pafriat
Not exactly, neghbor; the "ledersl Government "Pass
ed" Santa Anna into MEXICO TO do that ihingbut
"old Rough and Ready "psssed him along up Salt rrer
and will "Pote the administration overbosrd into
the same STREAM.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-29

~ Hon John 2. Hale Of New Hampshire, is expected
at Woodstock the 9Th July Al Chelsea the 2eh, Mont
Peer the 10Th at Burlington the 0h aud Rutland the
3isat which place. he Is TO addrss the people Mr. Hale
handles prosavefy democaey without gloves We hope
the Wings and the trends Of freedom generally w torn
out and hear hm.-PermoHf Journal.
We hope 'sir Hale will make convenient to visi, this
part Of the State A. bold and indonisble enemy Of the
extension Of Slavery he cannot fail Of and cordial
welcome ererywhere
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-29

THE TARIFr distributing the last six months the
Locooco papers have been singing hosAnas 10 the Tariff OF
1916 snd arbulng 70 il the high prices Of produce Now
il is that these high prices owing rather 10 the fail
Of the usus cropand The probable abundance Of the
next harvest has oceasioned heavy fall aud the conue-
qusnt loss Of those who relied uPon the effect Of the last
Tariff to sustain high prices.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-29

REMARKABLE.-We noticed yesterday, The DEAN
by drowning Of little daughter Of Mr. Grant, ou
"Wednesday evening. The funeral took place yesls.'
day, and learn that just before the services Gun
parents supposed had been lost Thus one child rose,
il were from the dead, The other was about 70 Is
committed to the tomb. The supposed lost sou u
about IS years Of age.--Nete York Palladium
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-29

CHURoH STRUCK BY LiGHrssa. The spire OF we uu'
tartan church Ware struck by lightning Weupi
The Hud descended and passed out BY the sovePPe l
Springfield Gazette states that in the basement yrsi
eight ten ladies'. who had sewing Gu s"
and within eight feet Of them none Of them were seriously
injured In the lower Of the town house, ony 49,
tyiour feet from the Of the church, were NOR
one hundred school children Of whom were u,.s
though the roof covered with the sPhnlers oil Inc ~
tered spire,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-29

Awrul MoRTALiTr-The 81 Johns Herald states that
Of the emiRFanls who e Great Britain for Quebec alone
1895 reached their destinations having died at
at quarantine About GOO persisted al by ship,
wreck making about 400 deaths the 3Oh Of June
The ship Avon Johnston, Of St john at Crosse Isle
with all the and passengers sckand 1856 out of $50
dead. Small pox has again broken board II NJ
Troopship Apollo One Of the Church Of England Minis
ters Rev. W Chnderon, Lieut. Lloyd, d. N, Mr. Crspo,
Capt Christian Of the ship Sisters, and several others
also dead Boston Atlas
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-29

RurLAsD couSrY CoHEkrIos.-The Wings Of Rui.
land County invited 10 meet in County Convention al
the Court House in Rulond, the 9TH day Of August
neIt 10 o'clock NJ for the purpose Of nominating
ticket for County Senators, and transact such business
as may come before the Convention.