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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-22
roFrR4irs OF GEN. rxHE6RsAan ais
SrAFF.

. \ ST
The admirers 81 he Hero Of rs. Rio
Grsnde will soon be grallied Win ~.
sight Of . splendid Portrait O: the C.n..
raj. aud Of Major Bliss, and other di.,;n.
guished officers Of the Army; DIV M
VIM Q. Brown Of ibis City. MI Bsown
y most stifii0t and accurate define alor
o. BON an ieaipIss. aud be Will srins win
hin 20 2 lew weeks. The labGtss o. ~.
Psetii nndes sety advantageous cirrum.
Gen. Tsyle has siforded II. .,,;.,9
every proper iscisl,y Tor the f.i,bml ~,
iOrmsues Of hisAssE. md M. Bro.e~;ll
scf,ay y bis subls1 and EYnssH
i wlifbet seen b The letter "a ~
has ostAss Riesssse ,haa ~. p.,r,rs:,
- camp $50. bsa.ner.i;n r. 80.
tn.eu'Ion - szte bssl,. .sis-.s. n = ofui'
Old Whitley ,sAlsmoss BRO Ens
AZ Old Rough sno Ga,d " csh spon
~ be seen BY al The people Il the CO.. I
my. l, viii be grahiyiag 10 thousands 1
see sn accurate representation OF the IN
prsssshag Hero, who aow has place i
esrry 6ne sfsctions.
| From bur knoNle5ge Of DIR. Brown
sacesss asan artist. in taking correct like
Leases. ne do mol hesitate 10: s1y that y
believe DE xill bring silh bin The moi
secufaie portrait ol Gen TAYLOR thai he
ever BEEN produced. Ali. ihefeiore. VII
iesise 70 see : true representation Of ih
PARROT Hero nay rely upon being efsli
fed on Mr BroNn'srslusa ID very shol
lime -Rieh Rep.
SFus1cps NorKs.-ws san vesssr
day iso one dollar holes Of tbs Esfshlni,
Bsnkol BALTIMORE. which bsd beeo .i.er
led ,ose1s. and % iSgeniousIy va. Il don
/ - 70 require close scfasiny 10 deiec, 10,
ltraSd. Ths noseF Of tie 4 snomin sliou .
foae and two doIllrt-issusd by tho Bahl
are 10 the iorm 81 csfli6eStss Sc deposiie
and I'll those o. ssbifsitr isnoniusiiol
lele u The uf0sl Torn II bank notes. I
3respllseli6n Of this ficl vi. be suGicish
TO detect the -inposii;bn. Eron IN ciI
kconsi.ncs Of t9o notes II lkis false ca,
faessr being ola<rsd 4 c. Bs6k yesisr
Idly, i 10 infeued lk<i ! nnmbsr are 4
eircul,lion. = Bah. Anrrs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-22

AssoDoTE 81 GEN TAYloa. -Tba
Mississippi vofun eers relate 40 sneedo,s
illustrating Gen. -Taylor's cbsrac,.gi.,,c
goodinessloi heart Soon alter III ,ba,,ls
q Monterey, AID during the excsssiyely
nol weather from wf4eh officers and
men suffered severely some een,l.ma J
sent Gen. Taylor. for bis private ~
barrel Office, end qianliiy Of delic;an.
' elsret The precious burlbe ! i dsnns
,'ed at The Geneial's teal, with ao,s
IRON eFE the donor sf,er poliIeiy aetnow all
edgiDg which, The old hero caused i'll
bead Of tbe. barrel 10 Be knocked ooo,t IN 4
taxing ior biz own use lump as largs !
l.fs isl, sent the whole Of ibe remai5ds
e. and the clsret, 10 the hospital for III ~
q g., ihe SICK soldiers. This d 81, ons ~
stsnee,, olt Of many. 81 The cooside,a,s
and self sacrIticin ii peneros;,.' .as'n
manly Of Gen, Taylor's character
we s'ss'e this faci upon tIis su,bori,v
- 5h.ltma an VINO had il from The Mis-.
s /. !. I. yo'uh'esrs, Such CONDUCT adds
& Ss~ ,us'ie fotbe old hero's radiant fame.
Gs"isI nan ary which The most bril-.
.'an' useos could inpsrt.- Rich. Ren5s. \ ::
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-22

~ TIE Hon. Richard BiddIe. former.
y 3 member 81 Congress from ihe Pitis.
o 9: distinct. died % Tussday vssE {. !
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-22

A FlMIL7 PofsosEb- Drsodful Re.
Utage.-The family OF w Charles III
Mansfield Of Philadelphia. were poisoned
las, week. BY arsenic being pu, into sbd
boiled wiih ,heis iea~by their adopted
daughter, sged 5yea.s. wbo.they look
when SHE was but ten years old. fran
pears that Mr. IS refused 10 PERM, berl
TO appear 10 company alleging ibs, sbs
was too young for ~hich 10 ayepse her
sell. she procured The arsenic sand cane
near being he cause Of the death ol ~
benetseloT ana bis whole family sbe
has nude aslull coniessiohsSs,srifIno iha,I
her objeci was 70 I'M Them I'll and ger
possession Of their house and slofe 90 II a,l
'be might receive What company she
bought ProPer-BGH. Cnp.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-22

There aTe 90 less Than ffteen msm. !.
moth !. .disiilleries 10 Nav York. which
''urn out AZ ininense qusntiiy 81 liqoor
&c. 81 week Al enc dis,ilIery slone, tuo
.noussnd cows aIs kept. aDd furnish milk.
lor he city It s aid four .ihoussnj
cows are kept ID Ibis Wy By he disiilis. \
f'ss q Brooklyn and Williamsburg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-22


GETTIKS INTO The HfcH LATIrunr
The Pcfilsnd Advsr,iser ssv,.-ooa
d The best jokes connected with ,be Pre,,.
ieni's visil here, cane o. We learn Is
oe Hay9Essoom. and YES .perpeifzie3'!
~ Mr Bgenanans The President ca :
luired Of the Mayor The latitude q Por,Z
and, and % being informed. he turned
Q Mr. Buchanan and said-"Tbis 8 "a.
Der north than We have ever been ~
Ii6n< Yes" replied Mr. B but. With.
on bis bfo5d face. sdded-.I'
i Txrfos al. We shah GET 10 $40
ioE Heeiins i m
Miebies1. On rbuf.a S
! p az t aas s.ll must have ss,Ds,Iof
81. Ns. =: ~ y, so'ies snone ne sDssih
Attorney. J. 5 e Pss.soi y. 5. Di.i;;;,
bore. Di ssRss' s,s - Y;
-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-22
VINO writes Cen. Tayler,. pespa,sh i. !

1 II having been insinnated BY some
JOURNALS that Maj Bliss was The author
Iof Gen, Tsylotts dispatches. the Hasefs,
town Torch Light administers quie,1s
10 lha, idea BY the following facts. which
The editor ob,Aihed from ! gentleman
who was gr duate ofWeA Point. and . /
class and room ale 81 Gen Davis cf
Mississippi Gen. Taylor, without doubt,
writes his own dispatches. ane blessed
time !, will be for lie IPrinlers. as wen Is
every body els ahes lhe direct. con.
else, comprehensive niss,iises 81 q Ta,. /
ior'' issue front u. White House: /
In con, ersaiion wnh Gen. c.. Of
ihe L. S Army nov stationed al All ash
inglon OR itleta 4led Ire question iii
Maj Bliss did not wiite The dispatches.
The old Generals eye sparkled with ia
dignalion. and he replied TIA, he bad
served with Gen. Taylor upon thirteen
Court Msrtials, and that he ( Gen. T.l.
had been selected byfeach Court lodrawt
up lis report, because 81 his supefior abil.
lily 10 Composition THAT all were willing
10 adcede q him the faculty Of rxples.!nF
| 10 the dearest. strongest and ,mosl iotci-
bic .hsuner, the views OF the Court and
hen9e be vas uniformly selected for this
| PuTPose, #
Gen. CT also. stated. thslin Florida
| Misunderstanding arose beiWeen Gen.
.Twiges and Gen.lTsylorA. liom remark
/ made. By lhe latter 10 regard to tie Mill
tary operations 1.-THE former. A cores,
! pondeuce ensuede which proved perfect
ny satisAaelory 10 Gen fsliggs One
/ Of Gen Tsylor's commanieaiions ii
dispute reached W4shington, end, g.
Gen @ $50 remarked. was regarded BIZ
ibe senllfmen Of the army 81 one o. rbs :
most powerful military produduc,ioas
they had ever seen. This coma,u.,ca-
ion see 'is toto have iore-stadowed Is.
Dispatches whose fame hss spread ossr
Europe M or county
One oiths recu!rsatrsilios il t;.n I'll
ier = style J, q wriilng was slssiuored II
stead o. leaving. As IL custom nv ! nj,
en- al The top and eide-oi ibs sheet Can
!, !, CON CO.. mences a. The extreme liai, IN
nils The asheeiso con pIaitly slbal Is an
i informant obsersrd.. II is in6 possible n,
crowd 10. any where; even j li,lls
!, | RS seems 2 beohe of the many peca.
liaf''ies q old GReoog j an Ire ady.'.
AZ = A=7 4 ~ s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-22

The ceremony Of laying HE Corner
Stone q tie Episcopal Church 10 iris
place. viii take place Oh Saturday, ihe
3ls. II July, Instant.
The Masonic Order The ludependent
Order 81 Odd Fellows. and the Sons u
Temperance, each 81 which have oseani.
zs,ions 10 our town. hays been invited 10
BE present % The occasion. and pafiici-
pate 10 The ceremony,
A cordial invitation Is extended 10 I'll
Brelhsen Q: s,anding, 10 either olthe =
bove Orders, iobe Presens % she occa-
sion.
We understand that an Address will
BE- delivered by lbe Rev Dr.. JosEs.
ABoLlTfoNisM- PROF. MccLINr0cK.
We.mske The following extract from
private letter from ATTEND ia Pennsylssr
MA: Professor McClintock who is said
10 have figured consricnoasly 10 the Tic.
/, Carlisle. Is under heavy bail. butEtha
negroes are no, banished from Carlisle, o.
was reported tits now hardly possible
for owners Of slaves 70 take runswsys ii
this State unless BY force. and then they
will have 70 come very s;rong,o combat
The abolitonisis and negroes combine !"
sP Atlhe Annual Commencement Of
Columbian College, in Washington City.
id g.. On "wednesday week. The honora.
Fly degree Of Master Of Arts was conferred
on DR. OSCAR G. Mix. ~ this place.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-22

RioT AT NIAGARA FALLs.-A rioi iook
place q Niagara. few days ago, 10 con
sequence d The free blacks aiie ping "a
persuade and iorcs the servant woman a
gsnilemsn md lady Iron Alabama 10
leave her master and mistress. The ser.
want stontly refused the proffsred free.
dom. and to prevent her SEDUCTION. ana
quiet ths excitement. which had ,ncreas
ed to sucn az extent thai blows were
passed and Ere arms used, fihe owners n
the slaves bad ios:eave for their bones {
nj, rYs.R
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-22

Il Soma coErEaz The ssyor q eoi5s.
Psy be improved ~ adding for.y d lif,y
in.e, n carbonate Of soda 10 each pound
rs,. sd coffee. N addition 10 improv.
Ise1isS, nesins, the soda mskss he eofIse
q De-, i ,e'su,sslizss ne cid
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-22
ABotlTfoNTsM : PROF. MccLINrocK.

We understand iha, ia Address will
Be- delivered by lbe Rev d. JosEs.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-15
VERMONT pHtENIX.

" yves, nrarlehoro iak,s rGecpuon IN ra,, Of
the rpnf furnished rs, "f the C,nnn Sch u Celebration
in 'hs vogc, rrHrcng sonew hat upon thir supplies
and sharp spprte We are c-iia'n nolhinF ilrHr
from the inenn NJ the writer. than censur ref, ctn
Of any kind The appearance snd conduct OF tie chidn
and officers highly credabe IL them and the West
did their full share in the Interesting 81 the day
FIR ourslves highly delighted with the whole AZ
air-and particularly with the gae,y and spirit and taste
ul dresses Of the children There il striking proprirty,
as well usefulness. in these celebrations by Common
Schous"Hyng they do at the foundation Of free
institutions aud ormne the characters Of those, who will
be called upon sustain and protect that liberty which
the day commentaries While mparling I" them the edu-
cation by which alone they fitted to enjoy or uphold
free governments too carefully nstl into their
minds, conviction of the bondage from which 1t released
and the sacrifices which the acquisition cost rs.
We had intended particular notice uf the several
Schools represented in the procession bu have not been
furnished with the materials, aud must orrgo H. Since
writing the above, have received explanation FROM
the writer Of the report ~hic pub i.h in justice TO all
parties, aud which must satisfy friends IN .he part
Of the town, thst no injustice was intended
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-15
@arrte0.

In this village, at tnr vrraont House, July l. by krs
II Wis, Mr. joel Niison, of Rutland, Me u Miss The
rrsa Alhis Scati, II Bsrnardsion, Ms
Also. Jnl, ., Mf " vim l. kehnty nt Greenfield, Ms,
u Mss Pnrte NJ Donaispn, ~ Cob rainr, Ms
Also, July o. Mr. William " l. NIB 10 Mss Htre
Sopihck, of P~tcrshan Ms
Ia puin,y JOY ~ b. l.. @ Mead, Esq Mr. George W.
Nuyes To Miss lie.en Cauip Ell N W4ia.n u Woolwvfth
to Miss E,nnia Cunpbell ali uf Putn.y.
10 buipm July ). ny Chapin. Esq Mr. Chester
Graves to Aiss Augusta Dodge, 10th 4 D,rfiirld Ms
Ais,. Jolly Z, 10y the stm-, Mo tlaui toldrdgc. nj
Coefane. Me Ais. Fferdnn L. Blood, oi Chaflrinint
Ms.
In we.t'nnsef, June "a by Rev II Eastman, Mr. OH.
mel Edwards 10 Miss FDLces Gonon, both Of West
munster
As, in Putnry, July l. by the same VIZ Warren Baker,
Of Braitehuro, 10 Mss Susan Peck, III Westminster.
Also, July at the place, BY thr same, Nr rHh
L. Scott tn Miss Patience l. Fox both of Curfaue Ms.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-15

Ma BESToss LETrER-Mr Benton, having been invited
by The ST. Louis delegation to attend the Chicago Conven
ton has addressed letter to the delegation, in which he
gives his opinions upon the power Of The General Cavern
ment improve rivers aud harbors The letter sP
proved by the delegation The ReSele gyss the following
the substance Of the letter;
"Col Benton takes the ground that the whole eOHstn
onaiy Of the question Of river and barber improvements
rests the discrimination Of Congress between becia 81
national and those &c local interest There be no duht
Ia the national inPnance of our great Western rvers
and 10 parcuaze onr further object there can be no con
siituionh difference between the haIbT of St Louis and
that Of New York bill 81 appropriations towards strictly
national objects cannot be killed by rtt0es and Col Benton
seems TO intimate thai bill Tree from objections the
local score would have been defeated by the ncon Of
the President Al any rate the ground taken by ca" 70
clear square, and thoroughly wesirrnor, more CORRECTLY,
thoroughly sectional and slssssmankr in its ehaseter
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-15

T,agicai Occurrence at Flushing, L. 1.-The death Of
Mr. Brown, Flushing Saturday, III inst, by an acct
dental shot from small attended with some
extraordinary well distressing circumstances he was
exercising himself in swing while tw" sonsoi q How
land Esq aged about ~ aud the other about u years
were amusing themselves by firing off small cannon about
inches long, muunted wheels As the boys fired OIL
MIR Brown for the purpose Of contributing TO their anuse
mrn, would each discharge drop himself from the swing,
exclaimng, shot" At length he suggested 10 the
boys that order produce louder report they should
put soeihing additional inn the They put IN ac
cndingly two buck shot On firing il off, wheerd, and the
shot passed through the head o Mr. b. tie fell from the
swing, aud exclaimed before. shot and never
spoke again Mr. B was the sun Of James Brown Of the
house of brown, Brothers n Co.. and in law of G. G.
Rowland, Esq-N Y Express.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-15

THE ENGLISH HOr CROP we have before report
from most al the hop-rowile districts E1-lira
subject 10 which many OF transatlantic rcsder
i0resed ubplu ANALYSIS NJ the several communicate
which have reached We here pfcn
alluded Of very conflicting the healthy
II .Nine Accounts from Worcester that size
received there the 10th from the various
give deporahe OF the CROP the iie having
creased lie sa ming ereni ard n1ny gsrdens
the hne swarnine Viih 1ies and lice which already
checked the rowt If the plant giving yellow, rckv
petsnss which nothing hut ehlnge the wea Is likely
The from Maidstone the
lowing Since lat rrcount the bne hss bat mode
ey the weather having been o lower with cold
ngl; and sands losing the heihy lpeaVnre ihey
have heretofore Cured COMPLAINS still intie Of
gei the ea and gardens that seircey aiiacked PIE
20 the yirg their dcpedsnas the leaves
be the iu 81 the hae. The weather has ike
~se ben rhe nni,T hlc for the Az and generally the, have
not been found Our idce s'e that the wealth
that district has been Of ualvur be the
plant The hy thou Oh honey dew had made its
dangerous appearance and atoleher the condition Of the sna
nns Other and satisfactory
have been received IRON Wingham Mvpole &c. Taking all
the that have been been published consider that
till the time there CORD prospects oi
Wilmer 4 Smiths LirerPooi Tfmes.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-15
NOTICE.

A VAN DO0RN has taken C. AVIAN D0ORN
N 'o be partner in ihe Furniture and Chair business,
for whirh have and milking arrangements u con.
tinue in all lis branches, sn have to offer be-
side our usual supply oi Cabinet Furniture and Chairs,
Transparent Window Shades, Balance Curtain FIX
lures, new patterns Of Loking Glasses and Clocks,
Feaihrs best Hair MaiTe ise do al Cotton, heal
and cooling article lnr summer, Rlrgeatnrs, just the
eopiest thing IN Also, all kinds Of Upholstery
neatly executed Ia order.
As we are Agents sni manufacturers Of most o! these
arrleS will sell them at the lnwesi prices whole
sale and retail. Lumber and Produce taken in ex-
change, and Cash in M CASE rriosrd when offered.
AVIAN D00RN g. SON.
Bfaiilelpiro. Jane 80, iS47. IS
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STATE OF VERMONT.
Ia Probate Court, June so. ls47.

In Probate Court, June so. is47.
ZONES Lriina l.. Thurber, widow Of john w.
~ Thuihrf. late ri Guiord. deceased, and moves
the C"u' here i"r assR nnleni IT, her Of personal
property from the estate ri said deceased.
WherUp'n il il ordered that said Petitioner notify
all persons Interested that this Cour will decide upon
said application at the special Session thereof 10 be
holden the Probate nicc in Bratl.boro, 10 said dis.
trci, the Sist day Of July next, BY publishing
copy Of the record Of this order three weeks
ly in the Vermont Phenx, printed at said Bratteburo,
previous TO said time nl hearing.
true copy offreord.
4s Attest b. D. HARRIS. Rrgr
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STATE OF VERMONT.
In Probate Court, June IS, Is47.

In Probate Court, June IS, is47.
A N Instrument purporng to he the last viii and
IN Testament of AMOS PARSONS, late Of STRAIT
ton, deceased, is presented for Prubate by Amos Par
sons, therein named Executor thereof
Whereupon il is ordered that said named Executor
notify all persons interested that h- Cnuri will decide
upon the Probate Of said Instrument at the session
thereof To be holden at Osg ODDS lnn in Newfane, in
said district on the last Thursday of July next, by
publishing ropy at the record al this order three
werks succeSsIvely in the Vermont Phoenix printed at
BraiebTo, III said district, previous 10 said time Of
hearing.
true copy Of Record.
&c Attest, BIZ HARRIS, Ree'r.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-15
Brighton nIarket-hIonday, July 5.

Al Marke5i0 Beef Cattle Unfolding those len over last
wee Jokes Working Oxen 81 Cows and Calves 1000 Sheep
and Lambs, and about 1900 Swine. -
Beef CaiasEHtu s725 frat quality S7i second and third
qualities irnm SO To $3.50.
Working Oren-No sales made
CorAand C0psssaes noticed at Si7, Sel Ss5, ST. and
$40 To sos .
SHEEP aud Lambs-Salea Of Lambs al Sl62 to S566j old
Sheep from 81 so to S4.75 80
Srns-old Hogs -g &c. shoais wholesale, from ~
to I-2c; at retail, 7 l-2 to and l0c. per Id.
ACUTE number Of Beef Cattle remained unsod at the
close, there being but few buyers al market
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-15
Dfe0.

In Marlboro, July H. Miss Lovi-a King, aged Is
PRINTERS IN Mass are requested "a notice
In whinghain. July TO- Mrs Ruth Brown, wife Of Ru
tus Brnwn ESQ, agsd ~
In Westminster, Jul, y Mrs Elizabeth, vi low ~ The
John Groui, aged 79--lprn,ers "a n. and Ms Wa
please noiiccl
In Bropklinr June "a. Mrs sarsh WIFE st M-F Hsa
Meruiird, aged ~ She was p'ts whtft dt VI tN
10y the community. the caurth sod the ia " wris CD.
was member -[prntrrs in n. Il. and y. Y. will pi
10 notice the abo,cl
Ia coletaiuc, Ms, June -, Mrs Margaret " wi.r %,
Dea johnson, aged 81
lr Weaihersfcid. on "Wednesday morning, tn III insi
Margaret, laughur ri the Hon WIN Jaws. tsed u "a avs
Ia NV Haven, June u, Mrs R-l,ccea Webster, agrd
50, fclct 4 the late tsh Webster l. l. ID
At Ainihlm, Vi, 18th June, Mr. Samuel Moore, aged
g. years.
Ia Grafton IN the iith of April last James wyman.
sgrd 50.
10 cbesierGrd, n u July 9 Mr. Austin bernard Snow
agrd Is
This young taken from the bosom II his family
amid the LATEST prospects that could hpti the ambition
early genus Tie pursuing very successfully classical
learning, when pli"n had its wasting hand upon
him And in lew short months h- faded away like the
brightest early flower pure anbnn animated his soul
lie AIMED At distinction lie firmly rrsnlvrd br useful
and ihat his rmnence Oh tni bv based upn unspted
moral chara"ter No priane wurd heard drop
from his lips liz stctly upright in all his dealings
conspicuous His was perfected and heauul character
and II INSIDE him universally brlnvrd short time brfue
his departure, while leaning his mothers basom he said.
81 have never winged any body 10 my life not
afraid To die God Is god shall live forever, in bright.
w"fld than this Thus. a,d the peaceful reflections
of vuous he, devoted industry snd earnest i'm.
pfnvenrnt Of mind, and with full hope Of immortality he
fell asleep.
Sweet is the scene where virtue dies
Braitleboro, July, loi7. INV
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-15

NEW YORK MARKET, MoNDAr, JuLr I2rH.- Flour
is more 6rm Gcnrsrr sells a, So 50 III and Western
al $500 So G,aia Corn is in iorIablr drnand the
present low pricr sales 81" sound al 20 m o. cts aud
sound a, 50. Rye a ctsi Barley ~; Oats A.
Large quantities of Fl'ur gnrng rnip sl"re The
dency Of prices s still ~ard and unlrss the
steamer should bring of an udSsner, h"ders
submit 70 a further rrdnclinn
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-15

sAvSos BASK-Atenon is invited to the report Of this
Institution published to-day 1t affords safe and profitable
depository for the earnings, graf and s Of all classes aud
has this advantage to the depoou hs uh drawing inter
est their money subject withdrawal any time. People
apt sufficiently appreciate the vln,ge u them of
'ecsi 'ven small Most Penons have few dollars
lying idle by them and have part Of the year
ten, twenty. hy hundred dollars. that them
nothing Ills, abor'avns nsit to the industrious since
ONLY twenty dollars deposited ye will days hard
Ahor.
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Savings Bank.

The first semannual meeting Of the Directors Of the
Windham Provdent Institution Tor Savings holden at
Brseboro on the first Tuesday of July From the
Report OF the Treasurer then submitted, it appears
The whole amour, Of Deposits from 2l3
Depusit0rs, is S2i,1N Oh
There has been withdrawn by Depositors, 9c5 10
On the 9Th inst, declared Dividend Of 10 per
cent for the last months which, II not taken will
be added The original deposit.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-15

iUrOur correspondent at Guiford Centre. will OBJ
serve that have omitted from his narrative Of the
spirited and interesting celebration at that place, the
casis drank ON The OCCASION which possess The great
er merit 10 u.s. that they drank in refreshing lem
onade,-we were however obliged 10 do so for want
ofspace.